davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-22

The Juarez delegation grabbed off two races yesterday with zudora and Little String The other four win ners raced at New Orleans all winter
 For a change close finishes were not the rule yesterday the only close it being in the first race, in which event Zudora beat Ettas Charm by half a length. Seldom day passes without at least three close decisions at Oaklawn Park.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-22
SENTINEL-RECORD CHART
THIRTEENTH DAYS RESULTS

WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY "a FIRST RACE. Claiming. Purse $500 F. up. Mile start good driving Fla off in one minute Winner. br tO WatcrboN-
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-22
PLAUDlTo SHOULD TAKE THE FIFTH EVENT
pR. FEATHER GIVEN HE

Denotes lbs apprentice allowance claimed. PROBABILITIES WEATHER CLEAR TRACK GOOD.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-22

rush theeter strong in stretch Luke ut tired aftcr going 
   zE year oIds sS flronFs To uo a o in one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-25
OFFICIAL
Board of Aldermen.

At, regular meeting of the Board
Of Aldermen Of the city OF !aicXan-
dria, Va, held April "a, 1917, there
were present: T. +. Marbury. csq.,
President, and Messrs. Brill, Robin
son, Ballenger. Harrison and Wilkins.
a report of the joint Committees
on Fire and Finance recommending
the purchase by the city Of an aerial
truck at Il cost not to exceed $4,000,
was received from the Common
Council. that board having refused to
adopt the recommendation OF the the
joint committees.
Mr.. Harrison moved a non-concur-
renee in the action Of the Common
Council, and his motion was seconded
by MIR. Brill.
This motion prevailed, after wnlcir
Mir. Harrison moved that the Alder
men adopt the report as submitted
by the joint committee.
This motion prevailed by the FOL
lowing vote: Ayes. Messrs. Brill kob-
inson, Harrison. wilkins ana Mr.
President 5. Noes. Mr.. Ballengcr, l
NJ. Ballencer then moved the a5>
pointmcnt cf a committee OF confer
| cncc. which was adopted, and MessrS.
Harrison and wilkins were appoint
cd. The committee retired ana subse-
qucntly reported that they had met
committee of the Common Council
and it had been agreed to rccommt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-25

Be sure to see the display of Lilac
and bedding plants for sale in
market Saturday morning, by G.
z. Albert -Shaffer: -: :. 9s-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-25
! VIRGINIA NEWS

| cts news to US" the navy depart
ment declares regarding a Newport
News report that the German subma-
rine U-36 had been captured by an
American battleship.
C. D. bennett, of Salem, Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Roanoke county,
was fatally injured last night IN an
automobile accident neah Woodstock.
i His skull was fractured and he is not
expected to survive. 3. ~ Saul, Jr.,
lawyer, also of Salem, who was
driving the car, was cut about the
head, but his condition is not thought
to be serious. They were enroute to
Washington when Saul lost control OF
the car.
On Monday telegram was received
in Richmond from the officers OF Au-
gusta county saying that Judge
Henry W. Holt, the sheriff OF the
County and part of Company n, OIL
the First regiment, had left hurrledly
for Deerfeld, in that county, where
,, serious riot was reported in prog
ress at the mines located there.
There are many foreigners employed
there. and the impression is that 1t
is these that have broken into war
over the European conflict.
John Armstrong Chaloner, of
Merry Mills, Albemarle county, mas
set an example for his fellow-farm-
crs by needing the call to arms issued
hv the Agricultural Department, in
Washington, and working his farm on
war schedule. He writes as fol-
lows: "On my farm there are 200
acres under cultivation, the balance
in white oak forests. This is cHclu-
sivelv a hay farm. For years | have
made a success Of raising hay for
market. At the outset of the war ]
had 80 acres laid down in grass for
hav and 80 in corn. Upon reading
the call to arms issued by the Agrl-
cultural Department decided in
stantly to make big push, for the
country and the allies. Thus in
creased my corn acreage from 80 to
DO acres and my potato acreage to
five acres. Upon digging the potatoes
next fall / shall plant the whole five
acres in ti'rnips, which will mature
and be gathered before Christmas"
The big nil of the DGcrficlJ Lum-
bcr Company, 6 miles south of Staun-
ton, was badly wrecked Monday af-
ternoon hy bomb explosions rear the
engine room German spies arc sus-
pcctcd, as the company is sid to
have been at work on government
contracts. Two companies Of First
Virginia Infantry, stationed at Staur-
ton. have been sent to the scene of
the disaster.
Charles Williams, colorcd, about
Is years old, was stabbed
to death Monday by q colored
man said to have been Robert a.
Booker, in Richmond. After he was
cut, Williams ran for nearly block,
and fell. to the sidewalk. He was dead
before any one reached his side.
Booker ran from the scene or the kill
ing, hat was arrested few minutes
later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-25

hination aerial truck, at a price moi
to exceed $4,000 was lost. Ayes
Messrs. Wbolls, Evans, Kaufman
Wattles, Desmond, Pohl. Bendhelm
Smith, 8; Noes Messrs. Bales, Carlin
Ballenger, Bryant, a..
The Beard of Aldermen .non-concur-
red and requested CommItte OF
conference. Messrs. Bryan and Des-
mond were appointed to confer with
similar committee from the Board
of Aldermen.
The committee returned and Mr..
Bryan moved that the matter be re-
considered and the motion was adopt
ed. Mr.. Desmond moved that the re-
port and papers be recommitted to
the Joint Committee on Fire and Fin
ance which was adopted.
An ordinance appropriatlng $500 to
be expended by the Committee on
Health under the provisions CT sec
ton s of the Health Laws, was pass
ed Ayes -; Noes 0.
A report of the Committee on
streets recommending that the north
west sewer be extended from Wythe
street to First street, estimated cost
$4,000 was received.
can ordinance to amend and re-
enact an Ordinance approved May il,
1901, Untitled and Ordinance to amend
and re-cnact an Ordinance approved
April II, 1889, entitled can ordinance
granting permission to the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company to con-
struct and maintain Telegraph Lire
along certain streets in tie City OF
Alexandria" was referred to the
Joint Committee on Streets and FIN
ance.
The following were referred to the
Committee on Streets:
A resolution by Mr.. Evans to con-
slider ACCESSIBILITY of removing ashes,
garbage and street cleaning by CEN
tract.
A petition from NJ. 7. Dwyer to
extend sewer pipe on Payne street
from Duke to Prince.
\ petition from VIM. F. Smith, to
erect frame back building at No. 3lS
north Alfred street.
a petition from the Slaymaker-
Schneider Corporation to open street
fer sewer on north Fairfax street.
a communication from Leo P. Har-
low. attorney, relating to vacant lot
on upper King street used as a puo-
lie dump and claimed to he unsanI-
tary was referred to the Committee
on Health.
An ordinance to install shower
fixtures and hot water in the Alex
andria High School, with petition
from teachers. and communication
from the City Engineer relating
thereto, was referred to the Joint
Committee on Schools and Finance.
A resolution by Mr.. Desmond to
pay Officer Frank Belts one months
salary was referred to the Committee
on Finance.
Mr.. Bryan requested to be reliev'
ed from further service on the Fin
ance Committee, after remarks by
q number of the members, upon mo-
ton of Mr.. Bendheim. the request
was rot granted.
The board then adjourned.
Howard w. Smith. Esq, President.
Teste: Daniel R. Stansbury, G. c. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-25
the matter to the Committees on Fire

the matter to the Committees on Fire
and Finance. !.
The Aldermen subsequently reced,
ed from their action in adopting the
report of the joint committees ant
| adopted the recommendation OF the
conference committee.
The following were received from
The Common Council and their action
concurred in:
Ordinances and resolutions regard
ing the operations of automobiles,
artocycles and other vehicles In the
city of Alexandria,
Resolution providing that one
months salary be paid Policeman
Frank Belts, now confined to has
home by indisposition.
Communication from Z. c. Dunn
! City Engineer, giving estimated cost
of installing showers in the new high
school building.
Communication from Leo P. Ha"-
low, attorney for NJ. B. MARROW, con-
corning condition of lot on west King
street.
Petition from F. L. Slaymaker re-
questing Council to open the street
, sewer from the northwest corner OF
Fairfax and Cameron streets.
Petition Of w. F. Smith for per-
mission to make addition to his house,
31S north Alfred street.
Petition of M. r. Dwyer, for an
extension of the pipe sewer on Payne
In Dt.Inr
Resolution authorizing the Commit
tee on Streets to consider the advls-
ability of having ashes and garbage
removed and streets cleaned by con-
tract.
An ordinance granting permission
to the Postal Telegraph and Cable
GCL,pany to construct and MAINTAIN
. telegraph line along certain streets
Of The city.
Report of the Committee on Streets
on resolution concerning the con-
Git;on of Alfred street from Wythe
to First.
An ordinance appropriating $500
for the use of the Committee on
Health, Ayes 6, noes none.
Resolution apDrop"!atlng Hl5u Tor
the purchase of fire MIGRANTS Ayes
6, noes none.
Report of the Committee on
Streets recommending an appropr'a-
ton Of $50 to repair tic sewer trap
at the northwest corner of Prince
street and the Strand.
An ordinance to provide for the
payment of salaries to paid en-
rloyccs of the fire department whcn
incapacitated by sickness not in cx-
cess Of thirty days in any one year.
Ayes &, noes none.
The board then adjourned.
T. +. Marhury, President.
Tcstc: Luther II. Thompson, Clerk.
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Tcstc: Luther H. Thompson, Clerk
Common Council

At a regular meeting Of the Com,
mon Council of the City CT Alcxan-
dr!a, Va, held April q, 1917, there
were present, Howard w. Smith
Esq. president, and Messrs. Woolls
Evans, Kaufman, Wattles, Desmond
Bales, Pohl, Carlin, Ballenger, Bend
helm and Bryan.
An ordinance to amend and re-cnact
an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
regulating the speed of automobiles
and ether vehicles in the city of Alex
andria, and providing certain regula-
tons for vehicles in using the
streets" was recommended by the
Joint Committee on Streets and Cen
eral Laws. read the second time
amended and laid on the table.
The Joint Committee on Streets and
General Laws recommended that all
ordinances which have been referred
to them relating to special police
men" Regulating lights OH au:omo-
hiles." "Forbiddng instructions to
fire hydrants," etc, be not passed;
was adopted.
can ordinance to provide for the
payment OF salaries to paid members
of the Fire Department when incapa-
citatcd by sickness ret III excess OF
thirty days in any one year was re-
commended by the Joint Committee
or General Laws, and Fire, AMI read
the second and third time and passed
Ayes y; Noes 0.
A resolution appropriating $50 to
repair sewer trap corner ct Prince
street and Strand was recommended
by the Committee on Streets. Ayes
II: Noes 0.
A resolution appropriatng $50 tc
purchase fire MIGRANTS was recon-
merded by the Joint Committee or
Fire and Finance ard passed. Ayes
10; Noes o.
Il minority report OF the Joint
Committee on Fire ani Finance re-
comrcldi&~ TIC purchase of cora.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-25

neat appearing young
men, II to % years Of age to trav-
el for a large New York firm. Call
T to 9, ct 119 Royal street, apply
to Mr.. E. E. Mitzel. 93-It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-25
Classified Advertising

FOUND-Two boats, owner may have
same by applying at N. & ". S.
B. Co., and paying for this advcr.
tiscment. 9l-2t
CABBAGE PLANTS-We have one
million Charleston Wakefield and
Early Flat Dutch cabbage plants IN
fine shape for shipping, $50 per
thousand. Five thousand for SG.25
Ten thousand and over at $1.O0 per
thousand, by express, f. 0. ID. here.
No plants sent by parcel post.
Money with order S. NJ. Gibson
Co., Yonges Island, S. G 96-lZt
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Nnter. ~1t0ncncnbcct
BON G9tncfcn bei6oTeit

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
5, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
8efing, s. Iob.-Qas umerifani.
ide aoronenboot 4olos pur6e beute
bon dineii6en 8an6iten auf benz
gant.ie.aiang in Ser NQbe BON
Chung Sing in Der 8rooina G5edu-
an beidoiIen. g8 puroe leift be.
idd0igt. Die 4olo8 lit 100 Sonnen
qroB uno lit zines Der tleinen SEA.
uonenboote, Die fi6 felt einiger 3eit
in dineiiiden @etpdfern o~ufge6oltpn
bnben. SIN Suli tuuroen Die 9alos,
Monoica, 6auor, 4uiro8 un0 8iao.
Iabos i'm Safen bon Sbangbai bon
Der dineiiI6en Gegier1tng ~interniert.
sic iuur0en freigeoeberL o(s China
feline 8e3ieGllngen al &eltidlau0
nbbraG. Chung Sting lit etrua 500
Maeilen ben Giant. le-Giang ouf-
parts bon Shanghai 9elegen.
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Grc6cn5cnc IN
Pcbckclt pcrotS6crt!

Seen gcrf, s. gob. gunoes.
6iitriftsanlpalt Gbos. s. 2bn9 bat
Die Bone in Sobofen, innerbalb mel
der feline Spirittoien berfauft mer.
ben 6iirfen otf Den 8ier Der Cam.
port & Solt,2inte am SUB Der Is.
StroBe ot8geOebnt un0 oieier Sal6e
Meile.gnoius erItrecft iid iiber SO.
bofen binat8 bis @eIt Sobofen,
o6er nidt biz 8oliiooe QIbe., uno
bis 8eebaipfen, no Elm 9ubeno
8irti6aftten i'm fiioliden Sell be.
~troffen ner6en. Sn Ser 8eIt Sobo.
fener Gone iirlO feline G6ontlofaIe.
Die nette Sr6er trot Inn Mitternadt
in &raft uno 8unoegmaridaa al6.
9oqidmeiler un0 feline Deputies be-
nahri6ttgten uae Q8irte.
Sc bleiben in &obofen BON be1tte
an MIR eipa 80 8irtidoiteu iibrig.
mel1e Spirituolen berfoufen 0iirfen.
Son Sen 270 2ofoten in ser Bone,
Ole feline 6ptrituoien berfaufen Dir.
fen, tuaren oeitern Die meiIten ee.
idloiien; bic iibriaen berfuuften
GenperenBgetrdnfe, ettpa Elm QuBeno
Jog. Neorbeer, mie o0obar" uno
aBabIo". Die 2ofoIe o1BerGoI6 Der
Bone limo i'm neitli@en Sell Der
Sta0t aelegen.
G8 paren geItern @eriidte i'm
ltmlaltf ooB oie 8unoesregierung
fir @obn5iuede fir 6ie an Sen Gier5
4ngeitellten 6ie 3eibe Sduier ouf
Der Gillette Der @ai6inoton Ctr,
5uiIden ser ~. un0 10. StraBe
bon Der @obofen 2on6 ono Smbrobe-
ment SO, onfarfen noble; aud iprad)
man onbor, 0nB bic Sduier an Der
Hiber Ctr, bon Der g}etuorf bis A..
StraBe. an9efouft tperoen piiroeu,
nber Die @eritdte tparen uube.
qriln0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-08
Cc6te S0iffsbcmbc
war 0ltc Gei6jt9tc!

Stem Sort, s. Sob. - Ole neuete
5hiffs6omben .Seniotion, Die gele.
gentIid ser ueberfiibrung beg 81.
tauerS W1attbetu8 8oitefena8 bon
CHS Sslon0 mad 8rooflDn, no SIN.
ftogen gegen i6n erboben poroen
marerL in llmIarlf geiebt nuroe, bot
iih oLs cine olte 8ei1idte ertpieien.
Scr 2itauer, Ger San8tag unter Ser
8eIdul0igtn0 bes 8eriud8, cine
8onbe ouf ems Der lit groofl1n
%liegenoen 0euti6en S9iffe at brin.
gen. ber6aftet mor6en iein ioute,
mar bereits Inn Sftober feItgenom.
men ltn6 iaitoeth n1lf gais S8lono
gefaugen gebolten tuoroeu. @r lit
iibrigen8 ruijiider llntertott.
8aitefeno5 lit ouBer 6es eripd9n.
fen 8eriudg aud Der 8eridn6rutg
uno oes geriud8 Der geiddoigung
0e8 SmiffeS un6 Der 2eute auf Dem.
ielben ongeflagt. 4lS er nun
Gidlter Some i'm 8ln0e8geridt in
9rooflpn borgefibrt tpur0e, blieb CT
bel ieiner friiberen g(ngnbe, er bo-
BE Sic 8ombe, bic aus pertbouem
@}ateriol beitebt, ouf Dem Sof Scr
betreffen6en 8erft gefun6en. @r
babe 6oS Metaa 5u geIo maiden
moaerL o6ne 81 lpiiien, mas or 6a
eigentlidl aufgeboben babe.
Ger gtidter lebnte e8 as, cine
8iirgidaftsiumme fir Den arreitan-
ten feIt8uieben, obg(eid 8unoes-
oupaIt 8rance ieIbit einen Iolhen
antrng QeIteIlt botte. Ser 8eamte
idIug $4,000 Dor. @~aitefeuo8
ipuroe ooraufbin fpieOer in Inter.
il6ungsboft ob9efiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-08
Gr5bcrocts Nnftctt
iibcr Ran5lcrtpaRll

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as requiyed by the act Of Oct. 8,
1870
Berlin, s. Rot.-nSd mitnI6e gu
erflGren", iogte ser 8entrumsfiib.
rer @r5berger an SdIuB ieines Sn.
terbiems nut Dem 4orreIponoenten
Der @Iiostierten 8reiie, g6aB sic
Observation-Disclosures oes Gei6stags uno
Der aon3ler b. Sorting ii6 in boil.
%fommener, arbeitsfGbiger Sarntonie
biniidtlid Der 1~usipdrtiqen unO Der
einbeimiiden Srogen befin0en; eben.
10 nie Der 9on5ler NIT Dem aaiier.
IDteS mar Ole be~Oelttiomite arbeit felt
Der @%riinoung 0es nelten 0euti6en
3eide8l 9ie Grrungenidofteu Iteaen
einen 6%duern0en politiihen @eipinl1
fir oos oeittibe @olt Dor. angefhts
Der @rei9niiie bonn sSltli uno Otto
Der mar Die Mebrbeit oersJubrer BON
bel ausiidtslofgfeit oIler geriu6e
iiber3eligt, 6ns olte SDItem ferner
borberrider, 5t Ioiien. 0itr9 ben
.Gbef 6es fdiierIiden 8ibilfa6inetts
itbermitteIten ie ibre 8hnide an 6ie
Sroue. Gle betonten ltarf, oaB elm
gebieterii6e8 @e6iirfni8 borbon0en
'iet mad einen bei%geor0neten, uobI-
acknowledgement Hegierung8ip.
item in a~tspdrtigen un0 einbeimi.
iden 5rageu un0 nod bormonii1em
8uIommenpirfen NIT benz Mei68tag,
-minOeIten8 mdbreno 6es arieges.~
Serr Gr3berger i6iloerte oanm
.nie @raf b. Sertling ii9 ieine gnt.
i6eioung iiber Die @nnobme 6es
&an3leromtS bor6ebielt, bis er ii6
nit ben 9arteifitbrern beraten bate.
Der aaiier botte ibm freie Sano ge-
.geben. auf oen Got ser 9orteifii6-
rer lptlr6e oer 8lmid Oe8 aaiier8,
oa8 Rei6sfan8leramt un6 oo8 prelt.
Bii6e MiniiterprGii0entenam an
.tremen, mie0er fallen gelaiien. Der
Wlfuiiter 1e8 4ltsmdrtiaen b. aii6f-
mann nobm ebeuiaQ8 on 0ieien 8e-
ratun9en tell. SER G~r3ber9er GrflGr-
te Die G%infi9rung zines parlamenta.
ridden Sgltem8 fir ein unbe6in9te8
8e6itrfnts, "a Ite Die etn3ige 26ftng
Ser ariie biete. ioipie oltt i'm SIM
6Iid ouf ben Ginoru6 i'm 2(usIanoe.
tueGder Gin0ruf Elm ungiinitiger 1ein
miiiie menn Dos ietige 8euliiben er.
folgIos blei6en piir0eI
4ud Or. b. GiibImann niinidt
iebr, BOB Die auBentpelt piiien ioae,
0aB cine nelte politiide 2(era in
3eutihlono aufgeridtat tpor0eL uno
DAB iein gingreifen in 6ieiar Gid)
ttng nidt bergebIi6 qetpeieu iei oa
beidloHen ntr0e, Barlnmentarier
8u berantIuortIiden SteQun8en 5u
erbeben.
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8leii6nut in 9cntidlano.

@miterOouL 7. gtop. - Isle Elm
9eridteritotter Der a5luer 8eituug
bcridtet fin0 iett in 9eutihlono
modentIid orei fleii6Ioie Gage ange.
iebt ipor0en. Sn 0ieiem 9eridt beiBt
es fueiter, 0aB gan3e 3aIOer in Der
RG6e 0ieier Staot a6geboI5t meroen
miiiieL Inn Der berriden0en gtot an
8reuumateriaIien ab5nhelfm. 4udl
ioH burd bic aroBe gerausgaEung
bon &apierael0 0asiel6e iabr eniwer.
tet per0erL
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@citrnfte 1%fnnnriihtinfeit.

QtIonta. 5. Gob. = 3. 8, 8eIt
Elm @eidGft8reiIenoer aus Omaha,
mari ieineu 3igarrenitlmmel fort,
Der nitf unerfldrli6er @eiie in fei-
ner Soientoffe tonoetc. SER @eit
bemerfte icine Glnitfertigfeit erit,
no66em iein 8einfleio 8u flintmen
anfing un0 6os 8eiier aid cine &oae
9apiergelo, Die er in Ser Gnide trltg.
teiInciie 8erit6rt bait. @lIdliher-
meiie tuaren ober oie Rlmmern nod
erfenntlidl 70 baB er oa8 @elo gum
boQen gtennfDert umtoulAen tonnte.
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InitraIicn itimmt ii6er Militdr.
nflidlt oh.

@telbourfe, s. gtoo. - Sic ont
itroliide Gegierung bat iid ent.
idloiien Den @eiete8boridIng fir
oilgemeine 3ienItpflitt nofmols iei-
men 8iirgern 5ur g(6itimmung 81
unterbreiten. 9ereits in Iebtem Sab.
re tpur0e cine oerartige g%lbitimmuna
borgenommelI in Der iih 0os 8oIf
ie0od gegen bic @nuabme Oieies
@eieBes ausiprad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-08

HsDiuiiseu liant 8etrograSsr @a6.
ridien, bic SeriteGans beS
Trie0ens.

True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
s, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1917
/ 2onoOn s. goo.-@iniferprdf,
bent aerensfD lit geItiir5t; Ole Sol.
ibsbiti - @efiirnorter oes i%oforti.
GEN Hrie0ens - boben bon Betro.
grab 9eitB ergriffen uno cine Bro.
flnmotion erl1iIerL nono9 &uBIont
6rieoen MAIDEN ioa, 9ieie @odridt
lit beltte aus 8etrogrn0 eingetroffen.
0rei aoiofenregimenter batten Die
Grfldrrutg obgegeben 6nB lte feline
@efeble bon Der aerensfn NegierunG
nnnebmen piir0en. 9ieIeI6en 9epe.
iden meIoen bob mebrere Miniiter
berb1ftet porOen iino.
2etten @erimten gerlGB fms Die
@oIibibifi. on Oeren Spite 2eon
SrosfD itebt, friiber IN Stem Sort
ipobnbnft i'm @eiis Der aus Getro-
erno fiibren0en $elegropben unO
41beQinien.
Mo6ri6ten iiber Die Gage oer
9inge IN 9iuBIonOs Souptita0t er.
reihten 2ouoon tells per 6itufeu-
meIOung, tells per aabel.
Inter gepobnliden 8er6altniiien
tueroen Die 6tinfenitotionen bon Der
Megierlng fontrolliert un0 Die 3e-
pei1en ueroen our6 Die balbamtlihe
Notwithstanding berousgegeben.
Seocnial8 boben Die golideipifi Die
Mndt itber 6as Sele9rapbenpelen
uuo Sic 8unfenitotiouen.
Die rnliiihe 9oti6oft in @aib.
ington lit fiber Die Gage in Gublano
Dbne ole gtahridt. GoIlte ouS Sc.
rensfn Megiment nirfli9 geItitr3t
fem Damn miir0e iih uiemono cher
Inn 0ie gotihaft IN @oi6ington
fitmmerlJ ais bis Die 9oi6ibifi cine
Megierlng orgauiitert boben. Inns
foa5 Bic &ebollttiotL in meffer Die
Ra0ifalen Grfolge beaniprl6eu nod
imnler I'M @uuge lit. Damn 0iirfte
man iftperItd bon aerensfp cher
rttpos b0rer, bis er pieoer Gas Seft
In Sdnoen bat.
@uIbington, s. 9fob. - Gie oltf
Ser hieiigen ruiiiiGen @otidaft eilt-
getroffenen aabel0epeiden ba6en
groBe 8%eItir8ung barborgerufen.
Die @eoutten berneinen nod beItd,
Eigen Ole 0a6riht bon Dem 6ttr8e
aeren8fp8. 9ffenbar Doren Die elm.
aelmtfenen 1a1ri6ten bon gr0Bter
8ihtigfeit. 0ieielben ner0en ip1ter
Dem Stoats0epartement ilbertuieien
per0en.
Die lcbten G}a6ridten bon ser
nmerifaniI9en 9otihoit in 8etro.
grab ertuG5uten nidts ii6er Die
0roben0e Gebol1tion. Berionen, oie
1sem 9~raiioenten ra9e lte6cn, eriud,
TEN Ole United 9reB itrn @litteilln.
gen ans &uBlnn0. Sdon felt elmer
8odDe pitBte man oitf Der bieIigen
ruiiiidn 8otidaft, 6oB e5 apiideu
Der aerensfD Gegieruug un0 Den
9oIibeipifi 8u elmer araitprobe Tom.
men neroe.
Die 8otidaft gIaubt immer nod,
oaB iia aerensfp nuf oie Srelte Ser
Qrmee a~uBerbal6 4etrogra08 Der
Iaiien fam, 2(uf Der @otidaft beiBt
cs, Dab irgeno meI6e gla4ridten
atis Gtblap0 01trd oas 5taats6e.
pnrteruent o0er ben gotidofter gofb.
metieff beroffentlidt peroen tpiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-08
sdluiuS[cr a6aefakt.

@ran6 S8lano, 9e6r, s. 9too. -
Gs muroe bier befonnt, oaB Elm
imger Manu. Ser li9 oIs @aupt-
mann Donald Mc9oin ol8ga6, in
ct. 2oui8, DO, er6aftet mur0e.
3or etua einem Wonat belt li6 Der
leIbe bier auf mo COB fi9 al5 0tit.
glieO 0es N}e0i5inerforp8 aus. @r
fanO in Sen beIten bieIi9en 6amiiien
4ni6hB, bod errcgte er in ben leb-
ten 8tDei Gagen Ieine8 bieiiaen 9Iuf-
entbaltcs geroodt. Gr batte MANI
lid iid BON @ul. Aeutlinger einen
Gbed fir $t25 nus5abIen lnHen,
6atte mebrere &ebnungen init Gbed8
be3a6lt uno aud beim Banter Hoier
bon ser Commercial 8ant einen
iol6en abgeIebt. QIs 6ieie alfe ON
eineln Gage einliefen, id0pite Der
9aafier ger0adt. SER 9artenbuh,
oeiIea Same Bel sen 3ronsnftionen
gebrau6t ipur0e. 5abIte Die gbeds,
nobm Den Soil nit Den gun0esbe.
b0roen auf nit Dem Grgebnis, noB
Mceoiu in ct. 9otis berbaftet
pproe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-08
gnto fGQt in TlnB.

Gunner, 9teb., s. SOB. -6(oD0
@ubton bon G0oieoiae fubr in 9e.
gleitung bon 8aibburn ttn0 Gilbert
8aifle tar5Iid nod 9tiGer. Gina
cine babe Meile tpeItlid Der Gta6t
oerlieB 0as altto oen 8eg un0 fieI
in ben 8oo0 6luB, GOD eIiidli6er
@eiie tpuroe niemano berlebt.