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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Oeicl tuurNc fcbcn
Srcitag 9cncmmcn!
glr KiiAe Seimugcn ii6er bic gsiet.
ung SeielS; Deridiebene Wei.
nnngen.

&etrogroo, 10. Oft. - 9os uliits
i6e Sriegsomt meloeta berte oab
oeltihe SGnomgstruppeu bic
Snuptitaot Guf Der Sniel Ceicl,
9renSburg, beiebt bobeu. 1cr 6eiuo
batte i6on 6reitag 46eno &ruppen
.auf Geiel gelon0et.
4ctroaro0, 15. Oft. - Die ruff.
ide @reiie beiiuoct iib rpegen &c.
iatuuQ Der SnieI 2eiel uno cjner
mitmoBIihcn GeeIhladlt in altfre-
gltng. Ger .Ge6" ihreibt Die 5dulb
an Dem neueiten 5hlaq Der bel
ipielloien poIitiiden 2eihtfertiqteit
Der 6ilbrer ser rniiiiheu Gemotratie
5t. Die 9orier5eitung ihreibt 0a6
Der jiiugite Sdddlglg Der 9eutiden
Die ollgemeiue Gage angeiitts Der
um5ufrieoeniteImoen 3uitdft0e I'M
Snneru 0cs 2on0e5 oerihlium1ere.
Ole 3eitung idiebt oerl @rfolg Ser
Geuti6eu Ben 9oIihemifi in Die
Stube. tpelde pie Die aenornte Sci.
lung idreibt, 0en 0}It Der ArTaee
putergrabcn bnben
Sspeitia, Organ 0es oaruiiiihtn.
Gotes Der 4rbeitcr mo Sol0otn. hit
Die einBige Setting, melhe Die Cane
Der Ginqe in rofgem 2idte bctrot
.tet. Sspeitio glau6t, Die 0eutid)ett
Cperotionen ut0gen ith ols unbors
o~usqeiebener Segeu ertpeifen. 8u el.
mem 3citplntte fomnleH0 al5
ghlbIauo iid qefdbrtidcu ui0 ihledt
begrlnoeten Sauftoueu uber Ser
iobreubeit IN Den Reiben Der defDoe
.biugab.
&on auOeren GampffelbtrH,
&uris, Is. Cft0ber. - Gni3ieu
miro qemcloet oab itd) Ole artiqerie
Tumble an Ser 4isne, bel alIles
Graonne mo an 6Ugel go 81
.ouf Dem retten Ruasufer an groBer
5urhtborfeit geito,ten IS MIRO Ter
ner ~oelnel0et, 0nB 3uutjrden NIB
llHlgebung ron 6liegern b%oalbar0iert
nur0e; Dem Reimbursement fiel cine
4n3obl 3ipiljiten sum Gpfer
2on0on Is. Git 6eI6uor-
dali @oig meloeta heute ooB Bite
0cltidle 4rtiuerie iu0ltd coa 8roo0s
.ieinbe cine groBa Gdtigfett entpttaIt.
ood ionnen feline 5aiantertcnngrffe
itatt. 6liHfun00rciBJB Geutide 9es
riaten bet eingnI Qe5erfaa iit0oittd
oon @tuufn sc @reur In @efan8cn
idoft; and mlr0e elm 9toihiaeaga
mebr erobert un0 200 Taiu0e iieIals
fieben oeutide unter}touoe maroea
5eritDrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Acknowledgment
scr SSritcrinncn!

3ie Ct. Wlarp Mag0oleno Court
30. sol. ". 6 .. &, miro am
GoHncrstag, Ben is. Cftober,
oben0s, In Der ct. Maru Ma8Oaleue
Sole, al uelm5ebnter mo Io00e
Strab9R Elm &artentran5tm berail.
ItuItal bel Dem aud Oeridicoene
biibihe Greiie sur @ertcilung font
men. Mitglieoer un0 6rcun0c iino
sum 9eiud ber5lidIt e%iuaelooen Der
Gintrittsprci5 betragt 25 Gents per
8eriuu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
feMc prcblemc fir
uncertainties Slcttc!

@aIbington, Is. of. Gen ihper.
item nod ougemeienen 4roblenen"
itebt, mad 4usIoifuug Oes 6lOttens
iefretdrs 3aniels, Die omerifonii6e
~qegeniber. Gr CAB ieoo6 feline
neiteren @in3elheiten oil, nber es
bieB. 6uB Der 9eiu6 oeS aOmirols
Mabo nod Der a~ampf3one ncue
qlufidtii6e iiber Ole Inudbootiitua.
tion qebrodt bat. 4}nno miro beute
o6eno mie0er nit GouIel8 tonferie'
rem uno Die @enerolbehorbeu Der
5Iotte iouen babel 5lIgegen ietn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
9oIiiei 6tidlaana6mI spiritnpIen

5re0 9mitD, EN- BcliBer elnet
Grfriihungs6nlle an Der 90. un0 81
StraBe uuo s. Campbell, mltroen
ON Sonltag morgen bon 5ruei o.
teftibeu babel erfpiidt. ME iie etma
t24 Qints @6isfeD Der in A 9itn.
0eln perpodt mar, ans eircm 4ltto
in 0as 3ntts ihaffteL Mlnn nimmt
an, DAB Der 5bnaps fir beri6ie.
0ene Garionen beItimmt mar, "a Die
9afete RON iebr beridieoener @r6Be
moren. 8eioe m1lr0en oerbuftet mo
bic Spirihioien beidlIo9nnbnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15

elfo, g}eb.. IS. Ctt.-9ier Ban.
bitten roubten lette Qaht IN 0cr
Gabe bon @en0ober etucn 8crioneu-
aug ans, eritoiien einen Baiiagier,
scr iih 5ur @ehr ictte. uno entfa-
nit elmer @ellte BON mebreren
6unoert Collars,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
IN maridtaM hcrtIt6t
keine Pmrgcrsnct!

aopen6agen, Is. Of Die
OGttifc @ermoItllna BON &oridou
lat nmtltd III @breoe eeitelt, 0oB
Sungersnot in QoIen bertidt. IS
miro hin8uqefiigt, 0oB III oea IdlO'
liden 8titriften ae6eriluB an g}ab.
rungsmitteIn borbonoeu III, uno 0nB
0ie StQ0te binldnglid beriorgt itno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
glentraIitats 2emnnltratign.

8ljauos 2lircS, 4r9entsnieu, l5.
Oft. ~ Cine GeuoRitr1tioa iHr Or
baltung Der Geltrolrtat. OH Der iid
3eutide rmo SuoRiec b5taiaigtsa.
ionb gelteru 5ier tart. 3Dtjtm ben
9emonitranten uao Den aliiorteH=
irauu0en fam Is 3u megrergn 81.
immeuitoben Bel 0cnen Die 8oli.
5ei eiuiAreiten muBte. Set 6rsi
8odeu iin6 Die giienba6nn 0es
2noes Iahngelegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Dcrlanoen ubSankmt1o
Hes halt5lers 1lii1aelis!

8urid, Is. Of. @jer eiuge-
Iaufene 8epeiden beia9en, oaB Sci
tungen oaer politiiden RihtuugeH
NIT Qusnabme elmer tleineu 6ruppe
ron pan=geruluniitiiAen uno l1tberi-
ihen gldttern ben Hiidtritt 0e8
aan8Ier8 Wtihdelis b%arlangen. Quh
Sic aoIniihe 9eitung, Die itet5 fin
Die Regierung eintrot, t%ritiferte 9l-
daelig, neil er fih an Montreal oon
Gapele ongeihloiieu botte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
nnuf NntpmpbiIr neitphIen.

Sim SamBtng aben0 muroeil NM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ser ReIi8ei &c.
meloet. Gos Auto bon 5lorence S.
te Deri6muuO bon ser II. un0 0oug.
las GtroBe. 6. S. Charts pluto, oos
bon Der is. un0 Douglas StraBe &c.
itoblcu muroe, lit ipdter in 8ertritm'
merten 3uitan6e oufgehmoen NOR
Den. gtod orei meitere autos iUur.
sen nls gcitoblen ongeaeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Sdtmcisersp crcim
akamft SrcihcitsbcnHs!

lin feline 2cpnIit1t 81 beipeiien
beI@loB Der Sdmei6er gereiu BON
Omaha aui ieiuer eeitrigen oibAng.
einen BOMBS Der 5reibeltSunleibe IN.
S6be bon $500 onSiifmtfen. ga Der
gerein MIR SO MitGIieOer 0dblt 1T
oies oIS cine eroBe 2eiIturg otldu-
iebeft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Stoots6oIpital er1ffnet.

Ser @au zines StootSboipttnls,
ais Ieit Scr llnibcriitdt bon 3e-
6raSta, ncl6eS auf Dem uniberiitdtS'
@el1noe an Der AZ. uno 8elpep ape.
errittet fpurOe lit boacnDet Doroen
uuO beltte fnno BARN ein 0ftertltder
Gmpfong un0 oie Dcoifation itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Son Ranbcru anocfnnrn.

g[ui Dem Seimlnegc mltrOc geltern
abeno @eo. @auSfoD pon Der 5ilo.
ieite an Der "a. mo 3 5trabe bon
mastierten &dubcrn init oorecb0lte-
mem Reooluer o~ufgcbaltcn uno unI
$3.50 beraubt. @r malOete oer
8orfoll Der 8oli5et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
glcoer idlimm ucrwnnbet,

Ntl Ct lid meigerte, 8eo. 6uIIer,
einem gleqer, % Gents 81 Ieibeb
murOe Der forbige @arbier s. $.
8ronm bon Dem ~eriteren nleoerge-
Ito6cn unO gciibrIid berlett. er
pur0e nad ieinetn 9eim geitoftt
ipdbren0 Suffer iiA i'm Golideige'
ipobriom befin0ct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
answaRl
&c

! llu5sn 5laide @Ijerin nnb GOien.
waiier, t9e.
5ani Sinh, Same iir 19t.
s iinsen 5laide Bsroribe, i9c,
Suurg 5aie, 2 grOfc StHtc fir i9s.
/ 6laide GbappeSine, 19e.
electric SpGrf Seize, A Slid fir f9e.
8Olocu gioO gIap6t9a, A 9afete fir 19e.
Sloan's Eminent, 6laide fir 19e.
Sob Omit, 3 tleiue gatete 19e.
3%abH6nriten, cute Sorts, 19c.
@eike 9Orag aapbtba Seife, 5 fur 19e.
8eiee ruiiide Seize, A Gtid fur 19e.
gearl @6ite ssife, ) Stiid fir 19e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Granddaughter
oreift S6wcl5 an!

aopenbdgen, Is. Gt.-0er Ser.
finer 2ofalan8eiger bot cine Agita.
ttpn ge9ea @iiitau A0or. Dcn Der
fh~luei5eriifen polifiiden Abteilrn8
eiageleta, neil Derial6e oeiogt ha-
ben ioa. Oob gelgien Dieoer err
riHtet uno entlhd0igt ner0en miiiie,
ebe Srie0p eelfIoiien mer6en f0nne.
Ger Sofalan5eiger min aoor dbbe.
ruFer ieAen uto en1nficblt, BOB Der
@dDei5 init DeTa Griege ge0robt
mer0m iole.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
JnpaniiNc PanSwcrkcr
fcmcn nah SrGnkreic9!

Gofio, 15. Oft. Sen 8rdii-
0enten Der japaniiden 6anoeIsfams
nlern lit Der @orihIag gemodt NOR
Oerf iaDaniIde @eber mo Gertilnr-
beiter nnh 4nris 8lt %entien0eu. lin
neu oortisen MalgeL an %geeigneten
Arbeitern si bebeben.
gs oerIautet. Dab Stani, 8rdit-
BERT Der 9anoelsfnnmer, nles in
len arditgn itehenoe mn miro,
un Dem @nnide 8ednang 81 tra-
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Nebt 6nno ami lSOIiaiitru.

Als Eoli8iiten oen 2630 Noro II.
Strabe mobnbaften Geo. alenan
ber6often MOLTEN, lieb er cine Bull
Oogge uuf fie los. 9ie &oli3iiten ere
fdoijeu Den Suno utO Der gelhrr
miro ii1 megen gsioeritmlOes gegen
Die G6rigfeit berantiporteu mlliien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
@on Mptprrab uicberaerannt.

5rou 5lenuc0n mur0e am Sans
1og obGu0 bon eluem glotorr00e on
Der Ode Der is. 5troBe unD @5iais
8ee. nie0Igcr0unt uHo i6ner Der.
Lett Ger utdttdtsIoie 6abrer IiaB
Die 6rat 0ort Iicgen mo UeridlUan0
4aiianten fanoen iie ipdter un0 nan
idaiie Tie nod Dem idweoiideu Vii
f~Iou6nolpltat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
GrsbiiAcf JrclanS
Ica karHinal werSen!

gfom 15. Sft.-@iu neiterer anne.
rifonii6er airdeufitrit pnbridein'
lid gr5bii6of SreIonO, mag nui
Dem fonmenoen &oniiitorium 81
Rnm gum aoroinoI eruannt wer'
oen. (@r8biitoi SreIono liegt in
ieiner 8obnung 5u CT. Saul. N2inH,
fdmer erfrnnft oornieocr. @r lit Elm
intimcr 6reuno oes &apite5 @enc.
0itt.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
15eue 0itcrrei9ifNe
Hric0ss1lnIeile!

Mnlitw6enI is. Oft. Ger 8u6-
aeaaas duB beg 6iterrriGiiaen lin
1erhaules tat eine proDiioriide g.
rnonotige gubgetporlnge ougenon.
naeEs Gle Gegierung tnltr0e ntBer0elH
bguoamddtiat. eine a~rtegsanletbe
bon 100000 900 &ronen all erie.
Een.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
1tMdb OcIprciic Siirftcn
~fcItaciekt Ipcrcen!

@aIbinqton. 15. Oft. - 9ie 3eit
ndbert iid, in Der @reiie fir Gel
uno Oelprobtltte bon Der Regieritng
ieitqeIcbt meroen ioaen. Ger &reis
zines Safes, fueIdes in robem Su'
Tton0e I'M Sabre 1915 MIR 40 Gents
.foitcte. bot iebt cine S56e BON $500
erreidt. Ole giegierlmg itebt einem
uclicu 9robtem %Qeaeriber, 5uplaI
england e%rtlorte. Dab ote britiide
6lotte monatlih $4,000 Sob Robol
ben0tiqt.
0ier eiie 9ttinmneuitcIlttng 0c5
Gelbe0nris Der 9unoe8armee uno
fSlntte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
10000 hcblenerdbcr
tucnen 1lrbclf cinifcQen

aanfo5 Gttn. Is. OF. g}ertre.
ter bon 10000 Noblengr1bern IN
aanias. Oklahoma mn6 Wtiiiouri
babe iif fir eifen 5treif ertIdrt,
falls ifreit 5nr0erungen bis gum
udditen 5reltag nidt entiproden
Miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Nnto farlt go naE IN b SO.

Gin auto, 0o5 ron 6rL. gillian
Darts, 1919 2a6agatte 4ba., galentt
uuroe uno in Dem it'd 8rau u. Y.
Ii66ett5 beiau0, fiel an Der 20. mo
Grna0 4pe. cine so Sub Gol1 30
itung bina6. Die Srioiin faafaa
init Ieihtan >glbidilrfuu8en baron
mo and Oas 4tt0 bate 0it gf
r|llgutQtgen 1Hc0gt getouln1ea.
6rl. Nt1rts bcrlor Die 81 ntroae OILS
iie nit einem ggto con 6errn SEQ
5eamon DoR Goaactl 9lua tali=
nierf7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15

0ies beoelttet rttu0 33,UUU,OUU
Sab per Subr. bier3u Der britiite
9e0arf bon 6O000000 SAB, ergibt
fat uclnmoI fobieI ME i'm Dorigen
Sabr Die 2Insfubr Don Robol be-.
trug.
Sicr3u fouiut nod 5rantreid
inns Stolien. IS tit ieruer befaimt.
0aB QcttihIan0 iid 9errin Der Del.
lage fiiblen0. fem 6ouptouaenmerf
uuf Celidiffe lenft. GeutihIn10
Ida0iqte Bic Maiierten 6ltrh Sc.
iflaguabme Ser GelfeIoer hi RutnG.
MEN, ioiuie olrd abihneiotn1g Der
Gel3uiubr aus GuBton0.
Ole i'm Wtittelmeer tdtigen H.
goote eridaUeren England aus cit.
Berite, Del non 9%erijen unO Den
5el0ern 0es fernen Gfens bera15u-
6oIeu. 9(uh IN Merifo erihDerer
0eutide 4genten Die Gelausfubr.
Ole 6rage 0es Gelpreiies tritt nun
Ie6boit in ben @or0grgruno. 1915
fotqe Elm 6aB go56l 40 Cts, Jest
$500. IS mer0en Shritte getar
oteie unglaihbclt 81 t~orrigiereH.
u. 6 8eoforD. oas @oupt Der
5tan6oro I'll So. bon gterp Ser.
ieo bebouptet 1ieie 5~tei8erung ndrc
oui gong natarlide @eiie Dor fidl ge
aangen mie d e olrh ole b0beren
3rciie fir 5to1I ueldan bic Ccdal.
ta ben0ttgeu uuo gum ICiI otf bic
b6bereH araeltsl0bne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
SronsoiiI6c Gdn5erin
111ati Bari binoeridbtct!

guris, Is. Oft - Roti @nri, eli
ne fran86nife 3dnjerin, meI6e tiir8=
lid pegen Spionoge sum lobe Der
urtsilt marc. mur0e belIte BtngeridH
tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
anaslIids Miherntr IN aatidIan6.

0on0on is. CIT Nus ber-
IaBliden GlleILen Iiefeu bier 93ad.
rlkbten EN- boB, uod Dem @rgebHis
BET BON asidst1u5ler @ildoelis
aEer bic Efute bon 1917 lit Geutids
InrD augeitelten nfterhidunqelL Ser
NTfrag noH &ei3en i'm 40 9ro5cnt
nno bon 9loggpn. @qrIte un0 Safer
{oanr I'm As @ro5ent binter oem
s0rnlaIartraa slsriidaeblicben iei.
Ter @aaattertraa ioA fh All u
100000 Ionnea a~gaeniber Ia
& 900 8eullen I'M Sabre 1913 g.
gig AnbrlmasmitteLIraee
1870 or aatf frate a6b6iIz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15

8ai6ingtou, 10. Oft. 0us
Gberbunocsgeridt bat oas tiir5Iih
BON Staate 2ouifimd aa5enommene
Beieb Lalt fpeldem Die aorporatios
nen ge3pllnaeu per0en 0ie S0bne IN
fIingencer 9luH5e o~us5u8ablen. FIR
redtsglIItig erEIdrf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
0roanenhan0lcr per6aftct.

y. Std, ei9catumer Der Grc-
bel 1ro8uat4an6luuG ga Ioro.
l6 StraBg migr0e ann 5amstaq
llegan utgcieblihan 8eiitas mo.
Gerfauis rom 1dnaps per5oftet.
8a8cn 0cs aleihea G~ergchcn5 mltr0e
8aul 3apectd ebe1Iaa5 eiugeltedt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15

Sir ftni Cert lam man Elm gon.
5es Subn tauicn - in Gina, no Die
Maid'oatel SIT Sonic itf6 un6 nidt
Die MISUNDERSTANDING
4uf inter jeuen, Die 70 biel ron
5~parIdmteIt re0en gilt es mandw.
one bet ibreu &ortea ober uiht 6ci
lbren Eaten 8eilonImeu iein noQeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15
Me6rnsfn Rntente.

Syn 2aufe Der Dergongenen 8odle
Tteate 6as Gatenamt in 8aibiuGtcn
au nuhitebenOe 8enpbuer Re6rosfas
8otentrrdlte aus: @onarO z. SUD-
ion, Superior, Seu6iuOer; breG
9ooaemeper, Goof, 8etdenIteaer;
@en5el 6. u%qSperger, Golerioge,
9iinQerlaOer. 0bige &ateute MUIR
6en non Den @ntentmmdlten Stnrs
qes & SturQes, $50 See @ebdiioe,
Omaha, gebr., eingereI6t uio er'
langt.
Mlon unterftiibe Die Sautltc
greiIe, tuoem man 0n iBrer gerbre''
flung beitrdgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15

Soilctteuieife, 10 Sind, 19e.
s~eiidlispnOtr, 2 Sdadtelu, 19c.
gofnsanF0fS Seize, ) Stid, l9t.
5iamuuo 6 Seifc, 6 Stad fir 19t.
@6is, 2 aanncu FIR 19e.
Seat 'Gm III 5eife, 4 Stid fir i9c,
6reell Geifc, 1 5tHf far t9e.
6cls aap6iba Seize, 3 StHf fir 19r.
sDrar 9aitilr seife, 4 Stif fir 19e.
8ritt's gulOer ammOnia, 3 aanHea
far f9e.
/ ID. Calcium gnOer ihr 19c.
Z. & g. @apbiba seize, 3 Stid, 19e.
Salenm 9nber, 3 aanum fir 19e.
gietorin elranier, 4 fir 19t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-15

gQe6Iaeber, Grtrapesial fir 9iensas, 19c
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The Coconino sun., 1917-04-20
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Under the proclamation of the Pre- sident of the United States of Amer ica, dated April 9th, 1917, it is un- lawful for alien enemies of the United States to have in their possession any of the following articles:
 Any firearm, weapon, or impliment of war, or component part thereof, ammunition, maxim or other silencer, bomb or explosive, or material used in the manufacture of explosives, any aircraft, or wireless apparatus, or any form of signaling device or any form of cipher code, or any paper, docu- ment or book written or printed in cipher, or in which there may be in- visable writing.
 Any alien enemy who fails to sur render any such articles within twen- ty-four hours after public notice has been given, will be subject to sum- mary arrest if suehlarticles shall be found in his possession; and the ar ticles will be seized and forfeited to the use of the United States.
 Now, Therefor, I, w. c. Dickinson, Sheriff in and for the County of Co., conino, State of Arizona hereby make the following order: All alien enemies of the United States must surrender, within twenty-four hours after this notice is given, all the above articles in their possession, to the Sheriff f's Office at Flagstaff, Arizona, or to w. G. Dickinson, Sheriff or to any legal and acting deputy sheriff of this coun- ty.
 All alien enemies failing to comply with this order will be immediately apprehended by me and arrested, and all such articles seized. All articles surrendered under this order will be receipted for in full and returned after the war.
 Dated this goth day of April, A. D 1917.
 W. c. DICKINSC | Sheriff, Coconino County, Arizona
The Coconino sun., 1917-04-20
Local Brevities

Frank Dickinson went to Clarkdale Tuesday morning.
 M. A. Purcell of Holbrook was in Flagstaff Saturday.
 Maurice Smith of Williams, was in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 Deputy Sheriff Chas. Wade was in Flagstaff Monday from Williams.
 Charles Adams, clerk of the Super for court, was in Williams over Sun day.
 Miss Lena Lewis has entered as a contestant for the Elk's July fourth prize.
 Chet Black made business trip to Clarkdale and Kingman the first of the week.
 Henry Myers of Myers & Leiber spent Saturday looking after business interests here.
 Judge F. W. Perkins and Sheriff Dickinson were in Williams last Fri day on official busness.
 Mir. W. D. Draine and w. T. Zorn of the Penney store spent Sunday visiting friends in Winslow.
 Mrs. L. c. Riley left Monday morn ing for Murrieta Hot Springs, Cali fornia, for few weeks stay.
 D. c. Rhodes, member of the South ern California Auto Club was in Flag staff Monday from Los Angeles.
 L. w. Quinlan and Frank Keefe of the Rabbit store in Winslow, were in Flagstaff a short time Monday.
 E. B. Raudebaugh came in from the Navajo Copper mine Saturday for a short visit with friends and relatives.
 Fred Holden was in Flagstaff from Williams Monday being called as a witness in the Platten Homestead case.
 Jack Kennedy, the architect, went to Holbrook Sunday evening to look after business coming up there in his line.
 Miss Buena Hilty came up from Seligman Saturday to spend Sunday with her aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. H. B. White.
 Mrs. Fred Platten of Williams, was in Flagstaff Monday with witnesses to prove up on her homestead at Pit man Valley.
 J. c. Phillips arrived Friday from the Penney Store at Bisbee and will make Flagstaff his home while work ing with the local Penney store.
 Mrs. Constance Lowell arrived in Flagstaff the first of the week from Los Angeles and remained over until yesterday when she left for Boston.
 John Kerr, chief of grazing of the Forest Service, came in Tuesday morning from Albuquerque, to invest igate grazing conditions in Northern Arizona.
 It has been suggested that some of the Phoenix Gazette correspondents stuff should be censored and that it could be much to the advantage of Flagstaff.
 Emory Kolb, one of the famous Kolb brothers who made the hazard ous trip through the Grand Canyon and took moving pictures of the great gorge, was in Flagstaff Saturday a short time, having drifted in by auto, returning to the big gorge the same evening.
The Coconino sun., 1917-04-20


 and Web. Wallace came in from the Grand Canyon Saturday and re- mained here until Sunday when they returned to the big ditch.
 Dick Goddard, the spud king, was in town last week from Phoenix. He returned to Phoenix Sunday evening, but expects to return and open up potato ranch here this summer.
 Wm. Rudd left Monday for Spring erville and will drive back his mount of COW horses which he left there last year on the range after disposing of his cattle interests in Apache county.
 Word has been received that a rec ruiting officer will be in Flagstaff to- day from the south, looking up rec ruits for the First Arizona regiment or for any other branch of the serv- ice.
 Les Hart, cowman, accompanied by George Casner, went to Phoenix Sun day night after a bunch of 100 thoroughbred bulls also number of saddle horses. They will ship them up by train.
 Gus Poison, a Williams resident who has been waiting for couple years for the big smoke to clear away down in old Mexico before going down there to help rebuild the devastated country, was in Flagstaff Saturday.
 George Morgan, who used to ride night herd on the Greenlaw mill, re- turned last week from Phoenix where he has been riding day herd on a wet ranch all winter. He doesn't caliper much more than he did when he left.
 J. c. "Dad" Meyers unfolded his wings and flew eastward last Sunday, expecting to alight at his old home in Cairo, Illinois, and stir up the natives with his movie show. There were a number of the boys over to tell him !: "Hello, Bill, good bye" ..
 "Rimmy" James Geddings was in Flagstaff the later part of last week from his justly famous smokeless headquarters. He says the cows out in that direction are eating regularly, but that few of them are losing their cuds owing to the high wind.
 J. VI. Weatherford came up from Phoenix Sunday morning on business. Mir. Weatherford still has the boule- yard to the San Francisco Peaks in mind, and believes that it will be pos sible to start work on the big project the coming summer.
 Messers. R. A. Johnson and Chas. Robinson, both members of the Forest Service with headquarters at Albu- auerque, were in Flagstaff Wednes- day. Supervisor Harold Greene of Williams was also here the same day for a conference with the district of ficers.
 James Buckley returned last week from a trip around the different In- dian trading posts on the Navajo res- ervation with which Rabbit Bros. are connected. He was out about thirty days and is now able to speak Keems Canyon, Tolchaco, Tuba, Red Lake and several other dialects.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira Hart left Satur- day morning for Santa Anna, Cali fornia, where they expect to remain for several months for the benefit of Ira's health. He has been suffering from a dangerous attack of rheum- atism and it is hoped by his friends that a change of climate will bring about a complete restoration to health,
The Coconino sun., 1917-04-20

The Variety Store has just received a new shipment of Spring styles in the Asco hat for men.--Ad.