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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

iHry census If III. state. that rs men
would hc required from Brooke count
20 meet their proportion Of tho quota
IT 800 men selected for the coast artil-
lcry ~ 20 To Fort Scriren. Ga. on
Thursday. Cumpi"I" details IF the en-
trninmcnt have not Yet been received By
tho local draft board. They have sent
ont notices IT, all III" men certified and
the HlirrnatcS. and MI "f them are or
dcrcd to report. They will assemble at
the Hamilton Y. NJ. 6. A. ut a. m.
Thursday and receive their final in$truc
lion and be- mustered into III" govern
mrnt service: Tho orders call for them
To depart on the ~ IL III. train f"r
Wheeling. and lrav" Wheeling at y.
m for Washington. ID. C.. thence down
the coast In Fort. Scrirrn. where they
urc due 10 ARRIVE at : y. III. Friday.
The committee Is ut work on the
demonstration Ia hr gwen the boys. AMI
it is expected TINT n public feto equal
in patriotic spirit to that manifested
when the other quotas left will be given.
The full details Of the demonstration
will not he completed until Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
MOUNDSVILLE

Yesterday morning At one ''"A a.
the Glendale hospital. ocrortcu Wv
death Of Mrs. l. II. heys'r: wei N .;i,
and highly esteemed resident d. -
diatc family. consisting Of her husband.
p son of \. D. keySer and daughter MIS-
Minnie keyssr. deceased ts survived oS
seven brothers and sisters. most VI
,.bor, reside in Ohio. Mrs. keyses
was 8 member oc tho ". T.. church. ShG
vas also an active member OF the Iocal
Ped Cross chapter and the woman
Home Missionary society. she H'erlt
the great tribute OF having always lot-
lowed closely her high standard "l risn>.
Funeral services Will be conducted O..
the late home Thursday evening at
o'clock. 1nterUcht VIII Nv Al
cemetery. at old WeGee. Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
WELLSRURG

NEl,l<SFtRG. w. Va. Dee. IN
There seems TO hc no shortage Of Christ
mas trees in thus city. Tuesday morn
ing hundreds were received i'll the city
and put on display and to order ny tho
many grocery stores in the city. The
frees arc alt VOL shaped and bcautifnl.
CuIIy IN to the standard nf the trc"s rr-
c"iyrh here in years past. me trees
standing tail and stately ut the fronts
of thr. stores. bring more intimately 10
mind That Christmas is rapidly ap-
branching. Mmny wrraths Of holly AMI
snrirs Of evergreen and miatietoe have
also been received in this city and are
for sale to tho Christmas shopper. Ma
ture has been generous in the amount
mnturcd fur the season, and all can have
Christmas trees that want them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
BENWOOD
Union High School Notes

! School Will close for Christmas holt
days. Friday evening, December list
and will resume work "Wednesday. Jan
| Ind.
All the teachers will spend Tn" holi-
! day vacation 1t their respective homes
! Last Thursday the class In Social
i Problcms" made II very enjoyable MS
we'll ms profitable trip through the WEST
/ Virginia pcnitcntiary at MnundeviIlc
Tho class WAS very cordially Perceived
by Warden White and after they had
been conducted through the institution.
he gave them quit" n lot of very vHlu-
able dutL and statistics concerning The
institution.
The students were very much i'm
pressed by ono splendid sanitary and
systematic condition In tn. prison. Since
their trip all agree with Tnwnc TN"
author of Social Problems" when ~"
says. Social protection is secured not
by severity but by certainty Of punish
mcnt" While in Tho city tn" class
spent ono hour visiting tho hIounhSvilr
high school.
MoundSvIllc high took both gaines In
the basket ball Eamo last Friday night
/ Union huys lroSinE Ivy h.. Srnr,. OF II
To IS nnd Union girls l""SinE by tn"
score of II tu ~. W" arc good lnoSrrS
NJ VOL rs good winners. and feel that
this defeat will have Il very decided IN
fiucnce for good upon both teams.
On Thursday evening. December @pth.
;at s o'clock an entertainment will be
given in til" high school auditorium. 1%9
high school students and grade pupil"
will TAX" part. The prCEraui wlil cuIt-
sist ri rhythmic plays. rantumincS. Choir
us work and minstrel. An admission
Of fifteen and twenty-five cents Will ho
charged Thc proceeds. will 20 to pay
for the ncW school Fictrolu recently
bought by the school. Give your friends
m early Christmas present by bringing
them to the entertainment.
The night school enrolment Is still
climbing upward. Over forty have now
enrolled The night class in cooking
will not meet this week on account NJ
the Christmas rush.
The following recipe was tried "ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Moundsville Briefs


One prisoner Was discharged from inc
yesterday. on Para"t'
granted by Governor Cornweu.
Miss Georgia Huhbs. teacher IN lhe
schools at Charleston. will spend the
HOLIDAYS at her home in this city.
, Prosecuting Attorney James D. Far-
riott spent yesterday in Wheeling. at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. D. T. Williams OF Grant avenue
who has been seriously Ill at the Glen
dali. hospital. IS reported to be ShGhtlS
improved.
Mrs. Edward Miner of "ar~ooo' ar
rived yesterday for an extended WISH
with her sister Mrs. NJ. T.. Lcttwich OF
Cedar avenue.
s. G. Ernest of Woodruff. spent yes
tcrday attending to business matters.
Elmer Ingram Of Glen Easton spent
yesterday with friends.
Mrs. Verna Singleton Of ClarkSburE
is visiting her parents. Squire and Mrs'
Jefferson, IF Eleventh street.
The E.lkS' lodge here will hold an OLD
Fashioned dance ut the club tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Hattie Smith has accepted n
nnsition ut the Singer Sewing Machine
office.
William Archery of Shcrrard spent
Yesterday attending TO business mat
tors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

unc-halr pound rrutIS. - rruh'S'
cups IF cold water. cup ~ sugar ~
piece stick cinnamon. Is cups n"'''"h
water. 3 cups r"rn-sthrch. 'ao'cSl'o'''
lemon juice.
pick over and wash 'prunrs. then COAX
ON, hour in cold water. and boil until
soft In same water. Obtain meat from
stones md add - prun"S and wafer:
then add sugar. cinnamon boiling wat
or. and simmer ten minutes. Dilute corn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

The above positions are now open
in the Financial Department OF tne
Sterling Products Incorporated
Neuralgyline Building. No. IS NINE
teeuth St
These positions are important ones
and applicants will not be consloereo
unless qualified by the necessary ga
perience to meet the requirements:
One OF the positions requires d
Young lady with experience as DOOR,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
G00D Positions NOW OPEN FOR
BOOKKEEPER AND STENOCRAPHER
GOOD SALARIES AND PERMANENT POSlI1ONo
FOR TWO BRIGHT YOUNG LADIES.

keeper. as well as stenoGraphE. Tue
other is strictly a stenoSrapnlc poSr
ton. requiring speed, accuracy anu
neatneSS.
Good salaries will be paid the sue
cessful applicants for these places
and the positions are permanent
ones.
Applicants should call at once lor
an interview. Ask foT Miss Eil2aoeln
Park at the Neuralsyline Building
No IS Nineteenth st:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Adverttse For Bids

Tho board of education has take't
steps To immediately begin adrertiSlns
for bids for the erection Of Mounds
villc's new grade and high school ouiid-
inyS. Bids will be received until 1enu-
ary - when they will be opened. Fro
,.idi,p INV of tho bids prove .SatlSfac-
tory the contract will likely be awarded
at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
-,.++o, Articles 20 Camp Lee

The W"mar's club In" sent |" 'aH'P
Lee for tn" u.s. Of Marshall count! 10!
nine sweaters. S"E"n pairs OF soc"s a''u
two pairs C wrist!cts. and Will al ln!s'
,,1s send other cou*ignm.ntS Of similar
lnir,.J articles. The articles were
sent direct to Camp Lee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

starch with enough cold water |" pour
easily. add to prunr mixture. ana COOK
1i,.. minutes. Rcm0v" cinnamon ;'au
lemon Juice, mould. Then chill. 'lnu
serve with cream.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Came Here Friday

The high school basketball team VIII
NEE, the 81. Clairsvillc fly" here next
Friday evening. The rarn' VIII DC
staged ut tn. First school auditorium
i preliminary contest will b" put ON
between tn" junior and senior anu Soph,
more and freshman girls of the local
high school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Roarfl we'll Assisted

The Marshall county draft board Is
being we'll assisted in the work OF send
ing out tho qucstionnaires TO the county
rcg,strantS Twelve high school stu
dents AZ we'll as others ar" h"ipi;E VIII"
The work Ut addressing envelopes.
Fifteen per cen, of tn" QuestlounalreS
have already hccn sent out here. Five
ner cent will be mailed cut today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

bcnn appointcd to solicit now members.
6. G. Musgrovc Is captain of the hrSt
ward team: K. l.. Dowdcll. second: j. IT,
Chase. third: H. r. Chadd"Gk. i"urlh.
Thu. campaign here will b. In progress
throughout IN" holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

Flinty--It's a shame. l;ill. 10 think
,ha. anyone would swindic Il poor. hard
working man in that way.
Stubblc--Why. what's wrong WI yer
now?
Flinty-Wronr! Why. 'crc I worked
ard fer ALT a day painting UP spar
rcr inter Il Belgian canary. and llh'
hlo.rcd if tho fellow l sold 1t 10 didn't
give q bad 'alf-crnwn fer it.-Tlt Rits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Child Died

Emma Marie Thornhill infant daugh
Ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Washington
Thornhill. cnlored. died al the family
horne near the Cilchrist coal works
early Tuesday morning. The child WIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Forty eight Non to Leave.

Word was received in this city Tues
day morning from Captain Brerkcn-
ridge chief of the department Of mill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
NO Open FORUM.
Owing to Tie Drafted Boys Leaving
Session Has Been Postponed
This Week.

Owing 10 the patriotic celebration
which IL IL he conducted tomorrow at
noon in honor OF tho drafteaS q thiJ
cit? and county who will leave tomorrow
at o'clock for Camp Scriven. Ga. the
open forum meeting OF the members OF
the Wheeling commercial association has
been dispensed with this week
At the meeting which is 10 be held
next Thursday at the Windsor. the re-
organization Of tho open forum will take
place 1t was decided al the meeting
last week to rcorGanizc. and the commit
tee which was named is taking action.
and hopes To have everything ready for
the next meeting. IT is hoped to have
some prominent speaker for this date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Red Cross Drive

Tho Mouudsrlllc chapter OF tho Red
Cross has launched its big drive for
new members. The city has been
divided into sections and teams have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Norwegian PRIME Pudding

IN rh. Domestic Science department md
q -. 1880, ,.,,t Ic rn,,InrS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

STUDENTS HoLIDAY.-Thursday A.
ternoon will be holiday In all the pub
lie schools TO allow the pupils 10 turn
ont and participate In the demonstration
arranged for the draftccs. who will de-
part for Fort Scriren, CD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19

buried. Tuesday afternoon in Brooke
cemetery
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
1lneeblitp 1scuclMticft
in SiiGsBraIilien!
9entIdjc iolIen anfitanOig icin unS
ben GiienbaBuOerfebr D0lli9
lagmBelcgt 9a6en.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1910
guenos glires, 8. Sob. - @ribat.
6epeiGen gemGB, Die in giien6obn.
frciicn enpfangen ipuroen lit i'm
iii0liden @ralilien Elm oeutl9er AufD
itan0 i'm @ange, Der Oie @iienbobnen
sang lobmgelcgt bat. 9ie StreifS,
bic in oieiem Qiitrift bceolnen mur,
oen ioucn iib ongebliA nad an6e.
rem Teilen graiilicns berbrciter. @8
beiBt, ooB nur Die iddrfiten militia,
riiden MlaBna6ulen Die 8elpegung
ser 3iige m0gIi6 MAIDEN.
Die 9epeiben iabren fort, iiber
ooie i6Grfiten milit4riIden MaBre.
geIn gegen Die 9elttiden" I'M iiio.
liden 8raiilien 81 beridten, mo- gro.
BE Oeutide aolonien borbanoen iin0.
@in5clbeiten betreffs oieier MnBno6-
men uno Der aagenleinen 2age luer-
ben bon Der 3eniur Buriidgebalten.
@s berlaltet, oab ale 9e1ti6e aus
Dem 0ienite Der Gegieruug entldiien
lnttr0en.
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Nmerikalt. transport
DGrltpfer tcrpcSicrt!
g6t Imerifnner perlicrcn 6eim gln.
sriit nnf bic gjyinluuS" Oas 2e-
ben; Sfliff lci6t be-
IdGSigt.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
| 1910
g8ojbington, 8. g., 3. g2op.-8ie
3orproierung oes nuf Der $eimreiie
be9riffenen Observation-Disclosures
6inlano", Die in Der Griegs3one Dor
bier Sogen itottfan6, ereob Die 50.
tung 5meier Wiitglieoer Der bciuafi.
reten giorinepohe, 8peier 9lrmee.
mitglie0er itn0 Die Sohtng bon bier
| 3ibtliiten bon Der Sdiffsbenon.
nunQ. Gin 0ritter Scemann miro
bernliBt. 8i5e.4omitol Gins CAB in
ieinem 8eri6t an 0os Marineoepar.
tement feline Gin3elbeitcn au Dem
geitrigen 9eribte an, ooB Ole sin.
lono" torpcoiert muroe, ober utlter
eigcner Graft einen europdiideu so.
fen errei6en fonllte.
Sic befount aegebene 8erluitliIte
Ioittet inie folat:
@}itgIie0er Der MorinenannInoft:
SSarHes Us. &enrb, Scenann smei-
ter GIaiie. tot; g1etpton 81. &eoo,
Seelnonn tot; 9orter SiIton Gee
mann 5peiter alaiie, beruiBt. llit-
glieoer Der 9lrlnee: @emeiner 2cIter
SifeD, Snianteriit, ertrlrnfcn; Gbas.
50. 0fnrlppa. farbig, bonn 9ransport.
or6eiter 9atoillon, ertrpnfen. D3it.
alieoer Der gemntlltnq Der oSSin-
lano" 80. Goroo3a, @e5er, ertrtln.
fen; S, $. ge8lom, Barber, ertrltn.
fen; Sole Guebo8, GBinal.9eOienter.
itarb iuobrImeiitli1 an 8erleblrngen.
8ie anfiinoigung, oaB fiinf Der
2eute ertrdnten, i6ei1lt ben 8eaniten
ou8u0euteu bdB Die 8eiabung Der
a6inIou6" 6os SAiff in fleinen 300.
ten berlieB, big feitgeIteIlt purbe,
6nB iie ni9t periinfen tpiir6e. 9as
llmi6IoQen zines bieier goote beint
SerabIoiien mag fir 0as Grtrinfen
Se4 2eiite beraittiuortli6 iein. GS lit
iidjer, 6aB 3ipei BON Der beipoffneten
Rarinepode 6ur6 Die @yploIion
oes Sorpe0os gctotet wur0en ltno
ooB Der 8ern1iBte' pobrideinli6 bon
Der @rplolion irber 9or0 geiporfcn
ipur0e. pie BUS Dem Seeulann anf
Sem 9erit6rer oGoiiian", ais er filr3.
lid torpe0iert tnuroe, gei6e6en it,
2(ns eineH fron36iiiden atlonti-
iden $afen, 3. Iopember. - Ser
amer. &ransportoampfer a6inInno"
Iiegt bier i'm Groden6of. 9ns S6tff
erbieIt burd Dos oelttite &orpeoo,
nooon es fiir5lif) getroffen puroe,
nur 70 Iei6te 8eidG6i9lng, baB es
ni6t lon9e oouern miro, bis es
Dieoer in See itehen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
NQiierte luerOell
&ublanO btiipringen!
amcrika cnti6lciien, HmbtanS a0c ltnteritiibMno
tpdRrcnS Scr DaMcr Scr tsckcnItrnkticn
sMtcil tuerccn sM laiIen.
,llan bot oertrauen 81 ,sublanS nid6t DerlOrcn.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
8, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1917
@oibington. 8. g2ob.--(gon Go
bert Bender, &orreiponoent Der Unit
Cd 9reB,) 9fuBlnil0s gnfitbluB
bic Slriegsloiten ieinen glqiierteu
oitiSubiir0en nno militoriide Inter
nebiuineen gr6Beren MoBitabes tenn.
por1r ein5liiteaen, bat bel 0ieier 9le,
gieritne cine optiuiitiidle geaftion
ge8eitigt.
Ser Oeutif)e 9fiid3ug an Ser 2[isnc
fSront uno Der bartn1dige 8ioer.
itatn Der s5toliellier gegen Die otter.
reihiidl.oeutidlen Gulppen om Sag.
liamento IN 9tor6itdlien bat Die mill.
t1riIfe Gage Der glQiierten nod
nebr begiinitigt.
Die llniteo 95reb fam iogen, oie
Meitung Der Hegierung gebt oobir,
Dab @uBlan0, nufoem e8 Oen 8in.
ter biaourdl Die 6taotspernaltlng,
uno Die militdriife Wlaidinerie re.
preoniiiert bat, pieoer ieinen 4laB
i'm Oer aol1pfIinie Der 2laiierten ell.
ilebmen uno Den arieg init ar0Berent
yaod0ruf fiibren miro, dls ie felt
Sfriegsbeginn.
SAon ieit geroumer Belt Baben
Die gmiierten geipuBt, Dob 9tuBEan0
icine Sduptfraft oa5u berpenoen
ntub, Inn Die 5ritdIte Der &eboIution
i'll filItibieren. Geit gtonoten iin0
bon oen gtlliier negen Der 3i8orga.
Aiiatior ltn6 nlilitdriideu 8irrmarrs
tcine eroBen gLn9riffe tnternomnten
iBpr0en.
4ieies ober iDuroe, nad Der Diei.
ulng bieiiger bober Gegierungsbe.
ontcn BON ben glaiierten boronsgeie.
ben. gaie Der Ilniteo &reb beiite
niitpeteiIt fpiro, bat gfuBloro oo8
llnntoeIidr m0gIib gu tnaden Der.
s<sldjt - \ tilnerIid um3u9eitolten
IN iii gleifer 8eit einen lnerbitt.
Iiden Geinb 5u befdmpfcn. gs bat
fiir feline ongeitrebte llmseItoltltng
fetne gorInge gebobt, ober beiier ge.
iogt, es batte beren gu biele - 81
biele @rilppen beriudten, Dem 2ons
be lire 2iebling8iOee elmer 9fe9ie.
rilngsform nuf8ilordneen."
aiefge 9tegierllngsbeontte nun.
bern iif, 6aB es nit Dem rriiii6en
miIitariiben SDitcm nidt idliun1er
beIteILt lit, oIs es ongcitdts Der @ir-
rem i'm 2nnoe tpirflid Der Sail lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Grken1tt 0lttcit miucn
Scr Der. Staten an!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
3, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1919
gIriItionia, 3. Sob. - Ser @3i.
niiter bes 9lusuGrtigen, Scrr Syblett
iaate in ieiner Geoe Dor Dem Stor.
tEina ii6er oie amer. .norpegiiheu
8erbunOIungen betrefis Der 6rei.
loiiung bon 8orrGten fir 9torlpegen:
sASir 5meifeln nidt oaB Die Ser.
Stnoten uno Die entente 8erbiin-
oeten Noriuegen gegenaber entgegen.
fOmmeno iein iDolen. g8ir gIaubeu,
naB bic 9ienite, Die N0ripegen nab.
ren0 Oes arieges geIeiItet bat, olrd
ieine Sd)iffabrt uuo 9lnteilaabne an
Der @eltproouftion bic es nu1 in
3nfunit fortieBen miro, nidtig &c,
mtg Iino, I'M 5u Der 0offnung 5il
beredtieeit, onb cine befrieoigen0e
SoIung Der jest in angriff itebenoen
9erbonoIungen erreidt miro.
2er MliniIter erpiabl Spariam.
lfeit uno cine glenoeruug in ben Sc.
lbensgeuobnbeiten oes 8olfes, Inn
Oen beporite6eu0en sdlpierigfeiten
5n begegnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
SleinfanSeIsvreiIe fallen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
gsalbin9tou 8. g., 3. 9lo3. -
aleinbonoelspreiie lit ocrt Ser. 5taa-
ten iin0 beutigen otii3ieGen @2eIoun.
gen gerndB i'm Gurdi6nitt I'M 10
4ro8ent bon Dcm @odItitan0 I'M
0lai un6 SUM- gefallen. 6leiid.
preiie iino int 8nueu begriffen unO
Die offi8iellc @offnltng nieoerer Sc
beu8foiten miro 0ent 8u6Iitum in
Qtusiidt geIteat. Die 8ei6rdnfung
ser 6leiidoufipei9erlmg auf 80
3dge i1eint 0en iidtbaren &orrot
geboben 8u baben. Sic 9tobrltngS,
uittclDerualtung bat ourd &i5enite-
rltng Der @roBldl1dter Die 5arner
ae3muugcn, ibre SGneine auspn6.
fen 3u loHen, tr0eln Die 93reiie fir
leidtc 3iere itd uicorig baIten. 8db-
reno Die 0rr4ihtittiid6eR omerifa.
uiiden alcinbnnOelspreiie inftret
nod etpa 40 Bro3erlt b0bcr iin0 ais
int Suni 1914, 5eieen offi3ielte Bob.
len uber oo8 Steigen in Gambia
@robbritannielt ltno Qeuti9ian6
lpabreno 0erielben &erio0e cine Stei-
gerllng Tim 60, ito lu10 1870 4ro-
gent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
II amer. Seclellfc
ti,erScit pcriilIRt!

(True translation filed with thl
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
3, as required by the act of Oct. 8
1etz.)
g8aj6lngton. 3. glob. -Gs DerIau
tete 9eite offisieIl, ooB mebr ols cir
Gnbeno Seelcute abernibt" neroen
nadoem ein Acknowledgement bom Il
.. 9. 9ddigon OH Gienstng ouBar,
bolb zines amer. 9afen8 riliAIug
@1orineiefretar 9anielS bot eint
boIIitdnoige llnteriudung oes ltnfal.
les angeoronet. @lon nintnlt on, 0aH
oas fleine Boot Bel bo9en 5eegong
umidlug.
gta1 ben neteiten offi3ielLen 9e.
ridten berIoutet, oaB nllnoeitens Ore
Seelellte tot linO un0 neDr ais Elm
2ubeno berniBt mer0en, nod Dem
llntergange oes observation-disclosures
Il. 9. 9. 0tidigau. 9rei 2eideu
iino oufgefii6t porDen.
9es 8eparienelt CAB Die tolge1t'
De 2iite 0erieHiget Die ii6 ouf Dem
Eatrouillenboot befnn0erL 6efannt:
Goscoe Scott, 9ei3cr; Soiepb S.
SGuIB, Seemonu; Sol. $. Senorif.
ion, Seendnu; StanleD s. 8ing,
Sei8cr; 2lmtin gttmooo. 5eerann;
2lrtbur 8lop, Seentattu; gfn0relu j.
gleiiter, aanoniersmaat; g8olter s.
Slider, 9ootmnnnsmaat; Clarence
2c8Iie Sone8, 5eenann; Gomar0
&amilIo, gootnonn5maat; sJanes
q. gounG Soupt.aanoniersmaat;
SEQ. 0leIpiqe @iomard ir., See.
mann 5peiter alaiie. Mtarinefreimil.
Tiger. Der geri6t beiugte nidt, mel
DIE pon oen 2eiden gefrnocn ipur0cn.
Die 9lntiinOi9lutg iagte. Dab idlciu-
bar nllc herIoreu iiu0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

Ser ruiiiide 8inter iuir6 Die
9elttideu in Sdof baltelb fp16renO
GnBlanO ausrubt uno lid entfpideIt.
glnerifa lln0 Die on0eren 9laiierteu
I-iDeroen babel bebilfli6 iein, oaf
bic neue 9enlDfratie ibre StGrfe mie.
Der erlongt. 9SrGiioent gSiIion Ill
Iebbaft intereiiiert, Dab 0ie ruIiiide
Eepu6lif AM 2e6en bleibt un0 ge.
oeibt, uno CT miro niemols uufb0.
rem iener 9iegierltng ieine beIfen0e
Sn1o Su leiGen
9i2 9tegiertng iii Der Meinllng,
OaB GtBlono 81 groB uno m16tig
it, I'M nah einen oreijdbrigen. arie.
ge erldjopft 81 iein. Seine 8iiIfS.
quellen iin0 faul onge3opft iUoroen,
penn oud ieine 8roft infoIge bon
9fiBlpirtid]aft Io1m gele9t mor0en
Ill. IS beoarf ser Grbolung, pub
UNI iid idbouen uno @elegenbeit la.
ben ieine Beripeftibe 81 eripeitern.
9ann 10 bofit man bier bertrauenS.
boil, miro man iifl in 9fuBlan6 eilt
feIte5 Re9ierungsgefiige mo eine re-
organilierte 9(rntee erbolten.
Sieiige MiIitdr- -Qttadees Der Qlt.
liierten ertldreh ooB bon Der go.
5ieblng irgeno mel4er teutoniider
Eruppen Der Qitfront entIang infoIge
Der ruiiiidlen ltnt1tigteit nenig 3u
befilrdten lit. Is miro geiaqt, DoB
OieIe 1rltppet 5llm 9roBten Iei[
2anbiturnltruppen itn0.
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Die 111ablcn im
0itlIcbcn Staatcn,

Bolton, 8. giop.- Sir Die bebor-
itcben0e @ouberueltr5iuadl in 9laI.
induiettS bot Die repubIitmtiihe Bar.
tel ben iebigen @ouoerneur SanueI
". 0lcGoa mieoernolftiHiert. ndb.
reno Die 0emofroten oen I'M boriQen
SATIRE aeidIageneu 6reoerid 8.
0ionsiiel0 pieoer ouiaeitelt baben.
Mud bic 4robi6itioniiten 5o3ioli.
item unO io5inliitiiden 2trbeiier iinh
init eigenen aan0iodtcn i'm 8cl0e.
8or StongreBlpabIen finoct nur cine
itatt u1o 5par I'M ichiten Gntrift.
100 SionereBmdnu 9luquitts 3.
(5aroner reiianiert bat I'M in Ole
armee ein8iltreten.
glid)monO, 9a., 3. glob.-eS5n Cir.
aiiia iperoen ou ndhiter gienStaa
Ole idultIihen Staatsbeauten. bont
@ouUerneur abpdrts qep1blt mer.
0en. 5erner 1T Oos 0eleaotenbaus
neu gu p1BIen. Nm Ser 5pisc beg
oeuofratiiden Sideis itebt g9eihuo.
relono Gonis. Die fepur.ifancr,
Sic G6omds lipncrs ais @ouucr.
nenrsfanoIoat oniaeiieat baben. nia.
der ruir gerinse gInitreuguugeH.
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Iyraaapien beiehen artidlaftetr.
1l1egikc btausbt
cine 1lteftee Gcrit!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
8aibington, 8. geob. - 0aerifo
braud,t 100.000,000 gufbeI Corn
un0 cine gr6Bere Grb6bung Seiner
@oI0borrGte, Inn eipe 0fonorniihe
ariii3 ab3upen0en. 8ieie GaIlti,.
folgerltng puroe bon 0en ge1nltca
oeS Staotsoepartemetltes 1tn0 W1it.
glic0ern Der NnBrungsmitteI- 9lOnti.
niitrotion noh elmer gerqtnug nit
Ser nlerifaniidcn aonlnliiiion ct.
reiGt, oie bonn 9r1iiOcnten garron8a
bier6er geion0t pur0e, Inn cine CT.
leidtcrllng oeS amer. grportenlbar.
goS 5u errei6en.