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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Cine Nnerkennmno
fir prof. SteSin9cr!

@cm SER Qrofeiior 6erOinon0
5%te0inqer nm infoIqe oes Dor
aebens oes Shulrats 0cgen oen
oeutidcn Sproduutcrridt ieine 5tel,
lung ais Superiutcn0ent Der Dent
ihcn SprQdc AT 0en offeutli6ea
5hilen oni0cben m1Bte tam er
bod DOS erQc6en0e Gefi6l NIT iifl
uebuien, 0oB bic inter ibm itebens
Den 2c6rfraite icinc @irfiamfcit un6
ieiHe iih itet5 betdtigenOe EiIi@ts
erflllmg boa mo qan3 onerfomt
6o6en Gle baben ibu n1mli6 BEL
leinem Sdei0et aus Dem finite ais
3eiden ibrer 4uerfennlmg eincn Gle.
gnnteu icioenen gegeuidirm init iil-
bcrbeidIogeuer Stride un0 ieinru
SnitiaIen iiberreiht. Qa5u ihric.
ben iie: Dir ae9rer 0es Geutidcn
ieh0eu S6nen oieies 3etfcn Der Nm.
crteuultHa 5brer bilireihen uuo
9e0uIoigen 8efaaigfeit ibucn gegen.
iiber. Sri. 1fiuna Steoiugcr. bic
i5rem @oter tets BiIfreid 8ur 5eite
itano, puroe cine qol6ene grote nit
.folgen0eu @orien 9eIpiOmet: Cine
feline gnerfenmlra SSbrer biela Sc
iGqiqfeiten bon 0eu 2ehrern 0c5
Geutiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Gn9lanc pcrlcr
fIatb ciGcncr Sdb6bmne
f,745,OOO Gcnncn!
Dies herehust man in @alhinatDn
mad ben engliiden geridten
aHsihIiehlid Der SiidJer
Oampfer.

&aibington rs. Sumt.-Ier 3oa,
mclhen Der Gauhbootfriea 6isber
BON englano a%eforocrt. bctraqt mad,
0aa aeitern bier suiammengetenten
engliihcn anQabcH felt Dem IL.
6ebrlar 322 5abr5elge bon iher
1000 Sonnen 1875 inter oieiem
gcnnengebolt lmO rs 6iiheroonp.
fer. @iebiel Slider Seqelbootc ber.
ienft piroen, lit niht n%oljtdnoig on.
geoebeil. MIR bon orei @oden 'in0
IS ongeeeben.
Sn Den gerihten meroen Ole ae.
iinilen IomenSa6len Der Ganpfer
laits leidt ertl0rlihen @rimoen)
tiidt nneeaeben oo1 qlaubt man
1lid)t iebl8ueeben tpenn man ben
Gurdidnitt Der groBercn Gampfer
ntaf 5000 Conner un0 Der fleincs
rem duf 1000 Eonnen onieet. Gies
fulroe dusihlieBlih Der Slider.
1onlpier IN nidt gou3 bier @fonaten
lI45,000 Sounen utsmaden o0er
MR. 250.000 Sonnen mc1iger ols
Der Sonnenaebalt iamtIider I'M
Sohre 1916 crboltcn Stiffe. (9ies
iin0 MIR Gle engliiden 8abIen. iul0
nie man fif nnf oieie berlaHrn fam,
neiB man ia, pie oeutiden 3a6len
iDeroen cine 1an5 anoere Sprahe
recon. Sier8u touimen o6er nod
bic untergeganqenen fran3oiiideu,
itaIieniigen. ruiiiihen 6abr5euge 10.
ME ~bieienigen Der Gelttralen mo Die
6iiderOanpfer, iooaB Der ~berienfte
gonnengebalt iel6it menu man obiae
7faliide 3abIen ais rihtiq betrad
ct, nobe an Orei @tilionen 8omten
1etragen 0itrite.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Gnel. ubiGgc betrcffs
G1inas einectreffcn!

&aibington. is. SUM-. - Die
4uhport Der cugiiiden Gagicrlmg
aui bic omaritauiide Note. iia 0em
8orgeben Der Ser. 5taaten in Gbiun
reip. Der omerifaniihen lotc AT
Ggina na4trdglid an3uidliaBeh i'll
heutc bier eiagetroifen. &ie In
&rcBOepeiten borausgela9t beoelttet
lie cine Meigernng. 5etretdr 2uu-
ing ertlorte, 0aB Die hritiide &c
glerllng ielbit Den 5egt beroffcntli.
den ioae - er uer0e Is uldlt tun.
&atiia5 iiigte bin8u, 0aB Die 4raiie
beridte bieriber ridtig narelf.
Is OerIautet. ooB it'd bic glufrcs
9uug Se9nns iiber Die aulerifmiide
9tote an China, meldle IN 5apan
falid alisgele9t mar, aeleat bet. bod
tpHute oas StaatsaHt 9t06ercs bier.
iber nidt in eriagrang bringen,
Dle 6 9elBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Der Sued scr
CcbenSmittelkcntronc

28oi5iugton is. SUM-. Era
iioeut @iIion bat Den abgeoronctcn
9orlano in einem 5Areibcn In
5tehnt1is geiett oaB bic grlennmg
oes 9crrH @ooper gum gla5ruu8s
mitteloireftor uidDt oen 3IDed bot,
oLle 9ia9rungsmjttei Das San0es 5u
tomtroaiergL ioHoeru iie Den Qraaen
Der SpetuIauten 5u elttrerBen. Die
iid Ourd Gr)ebmg lmgeleurer 4ro.
ute 81 Uereiheru ii6cu Die 8egie-
RING mill oa5 8oIt oogegm idiiecn.
4aer0ings mitr0en bic 9eben5mittel
I'M 8reiie iteigen. 0od tolne man
our9 0as @eieB bic 8reiic reglt.
lierell. Gieie4 iollteu Die QougreB
leute, mclhe Der 4I4 opp0utereL
0od mInIden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Motrs arena Mpdlf beainnt.

Tie aampnqne nm iBeifere $3.50
600 fir oa5 Gote aren8 III Gmnbo
aui3u6rinQcn, bot befite begonnen
3peibun6ert @iann iino tdti0, Die
9iiraer Cmohds al 3eidnungen 3i
Oeronlaiien. 5m 8anSen gonoe miro
Die aanrpaanc oefuhrt. un0 niou En-
wartet oob Der Stnat 9iebrasfn
$1476t52 aufbringeH miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
naite eeoadltnls perlurcn.

@eorae VI. 4abtes, 8eliBer oer
3racp 1ronsier Co. Ser ieit it6er
einam Ulonot ipltrlos beridmuaoen
ipor, lit IN q. 41uL Mliun., no
cr an einem gteli6ou ar6eitete. aus
cinem an 4aitor 9ennitt bon Der
$lDmout6 aougregationstirdc &c.
i6rie6enen griei ge6t ber0or, oaB
Gnbies IN Omaha BON eineHt Auto.
mo6il nleoergeporfen mar. um0 fur
&c Bet oarauf iein Gc0aftnis Der.
loren hat. 3Dei Q9oden nod Dem
Torial fcbrtc iii ct. 8aul iein @e.
01dtnis 8urid. pbne oaB er maBte,
mie er 0abin gefommen, ooer 100 er
in Der 3piideH5eit 9epeien. VI be.
lInoet iid ge9eawartig in dr5ilider
9ebanollmg uno biiritc BALD mad
Cmaba 5liriidtebren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Als SpursR Won ScOisIn Won dem Systsm asgsm8Tzil

fir GcrofeIn. Io tie bon @urselii
ilno Strduten oes 8oloes er5euai
iii iic rein pflonSlidl mo ab,
ioIut frei bon allen MineralqebaIt
Gle fonnen g. 9. @. in irgerii
einen 4poiGeferIooen erbalten. I'm
fer Nultpr meoi5iuiider geroter II
Gin erpert an oIlen 8Inhinoroniit
gen, uno miro Sybnen bereitmiIIiait
9iat erteilen in Be3ng nitf ole ge.
banOhung SSbreS eigenen Sales.
aoreiiiert emit Specific 60, Gept.
~. 1853, atlnntd. @u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
lmcrikdncr sod aMf
Sem ScSialiTtcnkcnercB
0rntihe Su5ialiiten in StO6bOim
non ibren @euohen init ihes.
len Anscn %betradltet.

Stodholm. Is. SUM. = 8as Dol.
lduoiid itanoinooiihe aomitee nod.
te beutc bcfannt, oaB orei So3iali
item nus amerifa bier e~ingetrofieu
iin0, I'M an Der io3ialiitiihen 6ries
D%enstonicreu3 teil5uncbmeu. IS iil0
0teies atur @oloiarb. Boris RelH-
Itein unO 8 Qapitopitid. IS miro
nift 9eingt, ME it'd oieie Gertreter
Der So3ioliiten g(meritas in ben Se.
iis bon Ydiien gclcBt babeiL
9entihe GOjialiiteu angcfciuOcs.
Bern, Sdapei5, u6er @onoon is.
Suni. - Sic Gelten 3ilrifer Nod)
rihten, Elm 0rgou Der 5dmei6er
autboliten ooS in enger 8erbinoung
NIT ocm oettifcn ReidStngsubge.
oronetcu @}ot5ios Gr3berger itebt
briugt naditebenoe @crIiner Gape.
ihc n1ie oeittihen So3ioliiteE Die
in 5tofbolm 8uuu 5o5inIiitenton.
grcB eiugctroitcn tin0, bobeH olele
enttGuidrmgcu erfobren. sic tabcn
in @rfabrung ge6rod)t, oaB Die DC
uoiieu on0crer 2dnoer ~fetuespeg5
pou Der llnitulo Geutidlan0S. Den
arieg 6cgonlcn SIT bobeu, ~ii6er5eugt
iino Sic bdben iid fat INNER &c.
GEN 9ngriiic 81 berteioi9en mic
menn lie eiueS 8erbrehens onae.
flaqt fins. Die 5tod6oImer Sonic.
rct5 bcocutct, oaB @emoIt INNER
nod 0as Icbte @ort fat. meIdeu
5ortihritt sic Eociiliten aid irrrer
Sit errardeu imitanoe limo. 6s lit
iett Sodle Der tolonaIan 0rqoniia.
tion Scr fot6oltideu Stride ild fiir
oos 6~ricocnsmert ms @eifirr 81
legen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Sur Grploiiom in
cnol. 111m~nitiomsfabrik

2onoon, is. SUM. = llaber bie
grplofon in Der Wttmitprsfobrif
III Qibton llu0er Cine an 1tittpof
miro mttlidJ gGmeloet:
a9ie grploIton ior6crte Ill Men-
ifeulcbea; 20 Der @ctotetea iino
Mdnner, 3 6ratcn mo 8 aiu0er;
100 @erioncn mur0eu ihuar per
lett.
.NQem 4ui6eine nod rithrt bic
grploiion bon einem 6eter Der. lll-
ter ben Gotten befiloet it'd Der @e-
ihaftsllhrer.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Grkcnere6 Scs
Behring'S amoeRla9t!

Clarion, ga, IS. SUM. GIo.
renee 8. Gan6u5er. iril6erer anns
greBoertreter DoH glrBa0a, f%riiberer
8lm0esoitriftsnniDaIi mlo 5preher
Der 2egislatur pou 9eDaou, mo S..
e. Smitb bon Carton Gin. gteb.,
limo Degen 8eiragcreien Derbditet
DorOcu. geioe iollen mertIoie Berg.
merfsaftiCn IN Clarion GoumtD in
@obe pon $4,000 nerfauit babcn.
8an0u5er mnr0e ollf 4ftraa Der bic.
itge1 &ebor0cn III Baltimore in
Salt 8enommen mo 5mitb in Gar
ion Gin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18

Sun bcm gr6hteu aler BIntrcinigsr.
Sn Der 9ebanoliing pom Srrctcln
mnroe olleemeiu Der 6ebler began.
gen, Mercuru miO Mincrol @liidnin.
Gen 5ll gebrauden, burd pelde Die
llnreinbeit I'M glute beritopit uno
0ieie bon oenl aitBmforper 6eritedt
bleiben. ltnreinbciten unO @ef1bren
ner0en oiif 6ieie @eiie min bcrmebrt.
yitr mebr olS so Sabre NOR q.
2. g.. Die ein5ig merfanntc 9Iitt.
meoiSin pelde NIT bodit befrieoi.
genoen Gehtltoten ocbrondt nnroe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
- nrdbbaltcn!" laot
iddbi. ~Sinam5miniiter!

amiteroanL is. Jrtnt.-5n iei.
Tier gniprade an 0ie 5ptite idfits
ide Qommer on 2onneritaq En-
ma6nte Der 5iuan5miniiter 0as Soft,
bic 8ernusgn6ung bon gtiIiar0en
didt ais cine Salt 81 oellterG oenn
es geIte cine grpBe gluigobe 5u CT.
iiIIen. Sem 0elttihen 8olt iei Der
arieg miige3numgen moroen uno
Der beutihe Gaiier bobe oaes IN iei.
men arditeu Itcbenoe Qeton. ben
arieg ob3umen0en. Geutidlono
fonne NIT reiHGm @eipiiieu nor 0en
4lmadtigen trctcn nuo ieiu glttes
8edt auf boGe Gntida0i8ul9 gel.
ten0 MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Glnoaentaafeier Der Offs.

Gie Qtciigen CTS bieItGn ON
Sonntao tm 9~uascoub 4nrt cine
6loagentaaieier ab, ali Der iiber
iiiuitouicn0 4erioHcu teilnobulen.
9idter 5reoerif Sbepbero BON Gin.
coin Nor Der @ouptreoner. TT
0riidte gertrditeit iii bic 2oDalitat
0er 0gltid 4merifoner aus. Die
ibr bole 4ilid)t fltn niir0en. Sin
idoncs aon5ert @iiiung Der 6laage
uno on0ere 4uiptoden biloeten Den
I6rigen Tell 6e5 9roQrnmuls ser
gfcier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
elf @orratsihiffe anaefommen.

9on0on, is. Sunt-1ie ameri-
4aniide @ilfsfonunifiiott fur Bel
gien 1T 2on0on CAB ami 5amstag be.
fonnt, oab felt 7. SUM Ell i9rer
56iffe nit iusgeianlt $4,000 8on-
nen 2ebensmitte in 8otteroam IN.
aefommen iin0, mo 0aB bort enc
gIeide ail5abL in ben n6diten 6ei-
BEN @oden ertUartet miro. lie
gto6rrngslnittel meroeu belfeuL Den
9tangel in bal ~beiebteit ge6ieten
8elgiens unO 5ranfreids 81 heben,
|mo felt Ginger Belt bic 8orrate 10
Itnopp mareil. oaB ortIide oungers.
note geueieu iinD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
6cwaltioc ma(Sbr6nSc
i'm SiiSeG0lifornia!

Cos an9eles. Is. SINH. = Urge
benrc SoIobrdr0e in Sl0ealiiornia
Baben 5mel Stdotdea einqedidert
un0 einen Sda0en angeridtet. Oer
iih in Die 9umoertttauienoe bel1uit.
BIC Naueu Der 3~erit0rten Stuote
iino GJdi m0 Goro9ofi; 6rei Jrou-
en- itao an Den 5ol9eH 0es allsgc.
i%tdn0eHcH S6redei8 getorbeu.
5bcpnros SIM un0 5tanle1 Fart.
%6eriibmte aurorte bel garpinteric,
licgen in Sriimmcrn Sonta garboe
IA mo Gnrpinteria itno Don Den
5lammen beorobt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18

auno a6oms, 405 9ior0 II. Ctr,
trle Samstag abeno bel eluem
gllitomiaa Gdr IS. uno Googe
Strabe einen5 haoelbrud oduoH ul0
beinl0et it'd int tritiiAeu 3uitan0 I'M
Methooiten aoipltal %. @aroiPee,
1923 Gin 3. 5trnBe. Der nit ibr
mar. lit e6enfalls nidt iinerGeblidl
berfebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
aeoIermno lcst
~Stablprciic felt!

Mai5in9fon, is. Stunt. Die
Regierifig b%eabiidtigt, cen 9reis
ses fir ben @au pom 4fnerifas &c
eusmitteifiotte benDtlgten StaBls
e5hIeteH. IS mnr0e i9r gemel0et.
aE Die StabIiabrifen benbiihtietn,
lie Stablpreiie iebr 81 erhoben nm
III Den siontrfaten nit Der Hegies
uillg enortne Snnlnleu DeroIenrr 5l
6triqn. 4ics ioa unmogIih &C.
alnd)t lDer1en. ielblt meun Der @raIt.
aeiat ben Der iIu pom aonoreB al.
aebiIIiofen @0p0It, bic Gtablmerfc
aon Der Me1ieriina i~bcrnebmelt 81
Ioiiea, 65ebgaudj MAIDEN milEte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
Nmcrikanifd,c
Slieocr p%crunolii&t!

@nris, rs. Snni. 8o6rato
9clno &ooonortb non 5oH 6ron.
cisco, Gbei ciner dmerifauJidlen Qm.
bnIan3 un0 Der amerifanlide 5lie-
gcr Gbotfoif. eillen 8robefluq iii,
ternabmen. itiIr5ten tic ali. @oo0.
NORTH lUrr0c getofet mo Gbatfoii
lebcusgefdbrlId pertebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
snnntaasnbcriretrr fommrn I'd.

Ges 9ioines 5a., Is. SUM.
us 80 beige @eidditsleate. melde
ant Counting, neil iie offen bieltea,
megen Gerlesung Der 5oultogsge-
ieBe nerhaitet mor0en mnrell. beutc
Dormittag Dor Dem 5to0tridter
Meribon eridienen, tueigerte iih Der
ielbe, Die Grlaabnis our erbeluHg
Der Antlagen 5u gebea. er en-
tlarte, er babe teIae Sgmpaibg nit
Sen alllonntaaliden 8erhaiilrHgen
meaen n1aebIider llebertretlmaen
Der bIauen 1eleee
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
90 0rnhihitnns. lle%6ertrctrr.

15rant 9dt0d bon Sin Omaha,
lDltroe Sountaa bon Der 8oli3ei Der.
6oftet neil CT 5pei 4intflniden NIT
WbisfeB BEL iidl botte. Gr lit loe.
gen d6nlihen 8ergebeus idon mebr-
lad borbeitrait. s. 9RaIcn
20t9 2%eabeniuortb Ctr, uno 6ranf
Clements bon 5iio 6ma6o mur.
0cn tDegen Trunfenbeit eiugelodt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
gSrnen gerfn6rnnn per6aftet.

Der 39-id6r. Zimmerman 8il.
liaH $. gfles ans aearueu. 9tebr.,
Elm 0erbeirnfeter Mann, miroe an
5oHntag am lInion Nabnbof oerbaf
tet. CT iii mgeflagL Die finf5ehn-
Jdbrige 9aettie See nus Council
ginifs pcrIubrt al babea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
0mdbo, is. synni.

GtNdHu, ~. ASlNl,
3ufubr 5000.
9eeHiiere bette ffit, anoere lang
Jam BIS nie0riger.
@lste big bette 1275-1356.
Dtifteinf. NeeDes 1200-127 70.
@~eu01nlldle t025-t200.
@lIfe bis bette SdGrlnge 12.50-
1928.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18
geindlt rtto goriab.

Sn ieinem ncuen 2ofaI 314 Clio
ii. StrnBe. geaebrensperteite alfo.
solfreie @ctr1nfe nn0 feiner 2Hnd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-18

cir rHihihes Heaiulent BAT Ieine
ssnsn GIi3Iere perhaftet. S1 0ns
saefetiate gissiplin@ pon Der
aEetsIg ipri4i2
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
The Mystery Explained.

Clifton Hess, an employee of the Pennsylvania railroad at Shelbyyille, Ind, relates the Indianapolis News, looked out the window of the freight depot the other day and noticed a woman. A half hour later he looked again and still saw the woman. She had changed her position only slightly, moving down the railroad track few feet. She seemed to be strolling leis- urely along, covering about a foot a minute:
 Curious to determine the reason for her actions, Hess walked outside to get better view. Then 1t was all explained. The woman had big Rhode Island Red rooster with a string tied to his leg. There had evidently been lcaky car of wheat along the railroad, and the rooster, ob- livious to all else. was calmly filling his craw while the woman kept up with the procession.
 Later on during the day the good news must have spread, for there ap- peared on the scene several other chickens with owners attached to them by strings. AS the ground be came clean the procession slowly moved from view.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14

Must be capable of marshaling figures, arriving at results and working out decimals with microscopic exactness and lightning rapidity
 Successful applicant must possess the patience of Job and the infallibil- ity of a pope, must be endowed with miraculous powers, capable of judging at sight with mathematical precision exact quantities, weights, qualities, sizes and value of thousands of boots in various stages of manufacture. He must have inexhaustible energy and
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14

tweer writers and the publicity hu- reaus of permanent and emergency or ganizations dealing with activities of women It has secured lists of the personnel of every organization which Is conducting womens war work in the United States. and of every com mittee and subcommittee under these organizations.
 The new office is collecting, compil- ing, collating and cataloguing all mat ter relating to women's war work. and will disseminate this information through the press. It will also place
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
BRITONS OFFER CUPID BRIBE
Government Grant Additional Income Exemption of $25o to Encourage
 Marriage.

hondon.-When the British govern men is contemplating granting an in comt tax exemption of $250 year to mareied men does It mean they figure the upkeep of wife at that amount?
 Brd ish wives are wondering if friend hub& is going to make them keep theiFlingerie, candy, theater and other
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14

Kan, and will be written down as un- assigned recruit for service In the Phil ippines. When his paternity was dis covered he was sent to the Twelfth infantry as full fledged private. Si- bert Is just old enough to qualify for service, 1t was said.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
DATA ON WOElEN'S WAR WORK
Committee on Public Information Els tabishes Bureau to Gather
 Information.

Washington. - The committee on public information at Washington has inaugurated new branch of its serv- ice, which is to serve as bureau Of information on all woman's war ac- tivitieS.
 The rev bureau is acting as cen tralized medium of communication be-
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14

personal expenses within that amount.
 But, speaking seriously. the govern ment's contemplated change is said to be inspired mainly by the desire to en- courage marriage. Postwar man-pow- CT is daily becoming a matter of more serious consideration
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
for weeks on end. Sleeping and meal
 time will be allowed him after the
Old Man Drives Auto.

back that .Iohu Rockford. seventy-five years old. has reached the home of daughter in Everett, Wash, after the long journeh>alone, from this place in a motorca Go. went through Iowa, Mlnnesotngly oakotas and during the entj wis might in tent
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Not Worth While.

'I just axes 'em for the money now" said the street beggar. 'I don't spend no more time telling hard luck stories"
 "How's thatf"
 "What's the use? The best one ever thunk up l could never capital ize for more than 10 cents''
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
CHANGE FOR LEATHER EXPERT
Great Britain's Regulations Requirs Lightning Judgment of Stock
 and Values.

L0ndon.-Governme regulations in the leather trade have become so in- trfcate that one of the leading manu- facturers has the following advertise ment in the last issue of the British Shoe and Leather Record:
 rnr,,' fiaet ted.,cl.A .sllReImap ]. to- read
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Youth No Bar to Love.

Leander, Tex.-Quite youthful wedding occurred here recently, the bridegroom being nineteen years old and wearing knee pants and the bride being sixteen years old and wearing short dresses.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
GENiRAL'S SGN IS A PRIVATE
Younq Albert Enlisted In the Army Without Knowledge of
 Family.

San FSancisco.-The identity of Pri- vate Ma Mn D. Sibert, Twelfth United State n4antry, increased greatly in prestige today following the discovery that he is the son of Major General William t.. Slbert
 fithout the knowledge
 "sted at Manhattan,
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Skepticai.

Say. can our new preacher preach without notes, SIT"
 'I hope so, Eph. I hope I aint goin' to be asked to endorse any fer him
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Punishment for Greedy mllters.

The milling committee of the food administration recently announced that it will punish flour millers who boost their profits above the figures ap- proved by Commissioner Hoover
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
He Got Them.

The Major-A penny for your thoughts, Johnny.
 Johnny-That1l leave me four cents short. I was thinkin' of goin' to the movies.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Habits.

It is astonishingly easier :, bad habit than to get out |, like the difference betwee down q mountain slope ano up it. Therefore, when yo undesirable habit growing climb back, before you have too far.-EXchange.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14

its files at the disposal of the general public The direct object in estab- fishing the new bureau is to provide live and efficient clearing house of information concerning war work be- ing done by women.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
proner Place.

"Where Tn the library shall I put these gas end electric reports?"
 Put them on the shelf with the light ltqrri tura.h
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Freedom of the Seas.

"From every point of view, there fore, it has seemed to be my duty to speak these declarations of purpose, to add these specific interpretations to what I took the liberty of saying to the senate in January. Our entrance into the war has not altered our attitude towards the settlement that must come when it is over When I said in Janu- ary that the nations of the world were entitled not only to free pathways up
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Literal.

Literal. "Please, mamma, can more ice cream?" "Why, Johnnie, didD' ise me you would not platter" I'm not asking for a SC You can put 1t on this op
 His Guess. "That after-dinner spe a great athlete" What makes you He's so long-w'
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
A Word to the Lawmakers.

"The legislation proposed at the last session with regard to regulated com binations among our exporters, in or der to provide for our foreign trade more effective organization and meth cd of cooperation, ought by all means to be completed at this session.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14

 public and the office of .--... marshal general at the t-. :, preparation for the first draft ing the weeks which sueeeede The correspondence of the marshal generals office was so dous that 1t taxed almost to tn ing point the energies ofa and stenographers who " the walls of these WasE-. quarters. It Is the belief anu apparently of the provost mf erals office that, with seem. possible question answefsf part of the regulations N been forwarded to theN gov x to the local boards. th are in doubt about aDyth a peal to their board memb' &, other competent authoriT clear up doubt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-08-05
PORTRAIT OF GORDON IN
UNIFORM Is GIVEN STATF

ATLANTA, Ca, August 4-The only
portrait of General John B. Gordon
ever painted in his Confederate uni
form was formally presented to the
State Of Georgia yesterday at an i'm
pressive joint session of the house
and senate.
The picture is ten feet high and five
feet wide and shows the famous Geor-
gia soldier and statesman in the full
dress uniform of his rank. 1t was paint
ed by Eliphalet Fraser Andrews, a
Virginia scholar and gentleman who
was a personal friend of Gen. Cor
don, and was presented to the state by
he painters widow, Mrs. Marietta Min.
negerode Andrews, a close relative OF
General Robert E. Lee.
General A ]. West, a distinguished
Confederate veteran Of Atlanta, con
yeyed the painting to the state on be-
half Of Mrs. Andrews. 1t was unveiled
in the house of Representatives by two
veterans wearing the uniform of gray
and was formally accepted by the
governor.