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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-08
LIBERTY MOTOR AUTO
TRUCK FOR j. s. USE
TURNED OUT TODAY
1t Represents the Products Of the
Greatest Designers Of Country I;
5000 Cars 10 be Delivered
Early Next Year.


~ nNN|TIuNNM LIca1
LAMA. oct. S.-Thc first Liberty
motor rtpck for the United states
army products Of IA greatest motor
truck designers o. the countsy and
the combined genius of twelve motor
truck plants and sixty-two automo-
bile parts factories. was completed
today at a local manufacturing plant.
The standardized machine. Of which
$1,000 copies will he turned out In
the first half OF 1918 for the army.
j. said 20 represent the perfection OF
automobile truck development It,
power is derived from the new LIB
erty motor. recently perfected at
Washington by war department eX-
peris.
This truck was built In the greatest
secrecy. 4 building lighted only hy
skylights housed the truck during is
construction,
The plant Vas closely guarded by
armed men night and day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-08

~-chicaEo :; New YORK :. First base
on errors-chicago 4. Bases on balls
-on Echupp II OFT rerrit 4; off
Fabcr u Off Tcsreau I. Hits and
earned ruas-on sonupp. 4 hits and
? runs IN one and a third innings; off
1fahcr. 2 runs In > innings: OFT An
dcfson. s hits and I runs IN ? inn
inEs: off pcrfit, 8 hits and 1 run in
3 and two-thiras innings: off T~esreeu,
no hits and no runs In 1 inning.
struck out-~nS schnpp. 2. by Ander-
son. 3. by Fabcr. I; by Tesreau. 1.
PASSED hnll-McCarty. Umpires-.
Evans behind the plate; RsFler a.
first. KLEIN az second: o'I.oughlin. ~
third. Tlmc-3tfa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-08
MED|ATORS
TRYING TO SETTLE
STRIKE At SEATTLE
700 Men Are Ready to Return to
Work, but Employers Have
Nothing for Them on Account
Of Other workmen Being Out.

New YORK. Oct. S.-The govern
meat's prosecution OF the New Print
Manufacturers association and seven
Individual defendants for alleged vio-
intion ~ the sherman antitrust law
set for today. was deferred until the
Noyember term III the federal court
here. The postponcment was agreed
upon because Henry A. Wise lead
ing counsel Tor the defendants. was
injured in an automobile accident re-
Gently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-08
CASHIER OF A CHICAGO
BANKING COMPANY HELD
UP ROBBED OF 81, Oso

Chicago oct Pay roll bandits.
adding 90 their Tong list of robberies
and murders. today held up Miss
Huida SandFfcu. cashier ~ q bank
tng company, while she was returning
from "a hank and escaped ln an auto
mobile with sfNA0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
6eoch ,,uniiGbtbdrc"
R~eeiernno octpcttert!

@dfbington, s. Moi. - SIN Se.
nat fam es beute gu beftigen Gngrif.
fen gegen Die iogendnnte Dllniidt.
bare R%egierung" nodbem es Sena.
tor Martin, Sen oemotrotiiden 5iib.
rer geIltngen mar, cine @ebeimber.
hauolung ourd5uiesen, i'm bic
tSpionnge.8orlaae Der &~egterilng
peiter i'm @ebemen at beipre6en.
Die progreIiiben 3epubIifaner
proteitieren Iout gegen 6ieie MiaB.
regeI. Senator gltn1mins BON Soma
beantragte, sur 6ffentIi6en 8erbanO.
lung 5ltrif5ugreifen, 6umit Oie Sc
iddfte oes 2on6es I'M Sffenen er.
Ie6igt piirben. eS foIgte cine bef-
tige 9ebotte.
SIN 5enat mndt iid cine immer
mebr mohien6e ltnrube iier Die @e.
beimtoftiten geIter6, peI6e Die 8a.
gter1ng o%npen0et, In g1a6ridten.
qltelen gu beridIieBen 1tnb Inn Sc
iebe fir bns 2dn6 binter geihloi-
ienen Sifren at berbdnoeIn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Bolfcilr Ipridpt
i'm BmnNesfenat!
Iiadjt auf bic Sand6uotsefa6r anf.
merriam; sIaabt, bah OieieI6e
gebDbeH iuerben uirO,

8aibington, s. g1oi. 2oro
8alfoltr bielt belte I'M gunoesienat,
no er entbufialtiih e~mpfangen muir.
be, cine &eoe, in rpelfer er Dor al
len 9ingen auf bic Saudbootgefnbr
perDies. CT CAB itd ie0o6 Der
Soffluung bin, ooB oieielbe BON Den
Ser. Staten ur0 ben aliierten ge-
metniam eeboben fuer0en miro lnO
Dab Die n5ade Der @eredtigteit unO
Oes Ge6ts in Der 8elt iiegen niro@.
9eutihlalO, 70 ia9te er, alatibt, ooB
lDeber @roBbritonmien nod amerita
ben aampf eegen GeutidIonO INN
Die &erridoft Der @elt nufnebmen
tperoe; man fam uns miIitGrii9 I'm.
borbereitet; 9elltidIan6 brinet iest
aber IN Grfabr1ing, oaB es ftd geirrt
bot. uno oieIer Srrtum miro Die
Qualification Der @eIt retten.
3u Gbren gaIfour8 fuuroe ipGtcr
int aomitee5iumer Elm @abeIfrib-
ittf %gegeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Gmel0n6s C1ronerbe
amf SreiersfuBen!

Metp gorf, s. geai. - grinS Go
lmar0 Gilbert bon @aIes, Der britt
"a E6ronerbe, Bat, ME Die 2ou0o-
rad eodenidrift pgationaI 9eps'
I'll mel0eA iDeiB. Ielbit Die 5rage ents
lmie0en, iDer ieine @attin meroen
I'D, un0 fid entihIoHen I'm Die
6an0 feiner 9aIe. Ser 1rin3eIIin
mRnst0, elmer GhDeTter Der 8rin8ei.
im Mrtbur BON gounnagbt. on8ubals
lett. sic lit IA Mornte after als Der
rira Der lett % Sabre 8dbh. SIR
Water, Der &er5og bon 5ife, mar Der
fnAimIte Greuto oes %beritor6enen
@6nias G0Ddr0.
Ger BeriGt Der uNotioanl Stems
fDs0eripriht benz htrSIib aufgetml6-
ten @eridt oaB fih Der 5iirit bon
NaIes nit Der 9rin5eiIin golmba
bon sa0Iien, Der dlteiten Todter 0es
ifaTieniiMen Q0aieg bermabIen mol.
e.
BrifjIde 3eiflngen baben I'M Sin.
BID QaF ben gtur5 Der uIiiii6en
MonnrAie un0 nuf Die gegen 0as
nestj6g Serriderhaus gerihtete
SSaltnng Gmerifag befariportet, baB
Em Bic G0nige gnglon0s nie friiher
fbre @~anablinnen aus Dem 40eI beg
1nn6es erDdbIen ioaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

9as SRI. @ol0ie Jelomon in ibrer
@obmme, 2t02 n. 26. StraBe. eli
nen elmer foholOen @aiiers Die
Ireppe binunter tragen Doate, gift
ie aus. Hn0 oos fodenoe @aiier ers
goB iih ilber Die nor ibr ge6eaoe
0reii1brige Sole 2apinc. Gle 1nu5e
Iinfe Seite oes un9Iifliden aiuoes
1T DoQitdiIDig brrbrilbt. 9ie aIeinq
muroe nod Dem &iie M1emoriol so
ipital oebrndt. bod If e ~speifelbaiis
ob ife NIT Dem 2ehea 0npoHfommeE
lpIro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
DeMtiNlanS bot
r~cNcsansfnbr rerbcteN

gern, 8. Maoi. - @ie 9erliner
9eungen meL0enL lit IN 8eutidlano
It'll aageuteines aitsfubrDerbot fir
a1er un0 aiirihnerporen 8aren
aiag gdrrnen inter Qufbebltng idHt.
hdler bis6eriger gin8elausfubrberbo.
k fit @oren 6ieies abidnittes 6es
2oIltoriffs erlaiier tooroet. 3os
@erbot erTtredt fi6 II. a. nidt d1ti
fnIaen0e @urea: Seize CUR 8el5'
merfbearbeitlng. halb- ODER gan5.
aur, aud gefdrbt. rno otsi6lieBli6
0nrais bergeiteaten 3elsDaren, a1t.
Bar Senen un0 Geateilen bon Studs,
2nEnIrr, Saien, aminden, 8irid,
Mun6, Gobe, 21numern afs Sibet-
I~5mgnern, GhaF, glurmeitier, &eb,
Nenatier, Molt 8iegen; fertiga
IeEsDare1 aner 4rt fir 5ratten ii,
ain0er; aiTlen gepoliterte o0er ionii
nusqefuqte, nit 8el3nerf iiber8o-
aen Ghn6e. 5uBidfe, Site, Mit.
hen, Dfnfie un0 6on0ihube olts
DeEsnerf oDer init 8el8nerf hbT-
Segea o0er ~gefldtert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
GrfrcMlidbe uacbritbt
aus ser alten 6eimat!

GIN I'M Snnern 6es Staotes tpob-
MEMBER 5reun0 Der 2mabo &ribare
belt ftd beute geihdft8balber IN
Omaha ouf .uno itattete ur1s, pte lib.
lih, tperu er mad Omaha fommt,
eiren orgenebmen 8eiu9 al. ST
5eigte inns einen Dor elm nnr Eagen
aug gfiinfen erbaltenen grief, ben
CT natiirIid auf umtpegen erbolten
bntte, in peIhem es inter onoerem
beiBt: g8ir iin0 geiuno urto munter,
baben pobl bieIe Gntbebrungen ouf
urs 5u nebmen aber mir ttn es
germ. @ir glaltben, sic oirfen ii6
meniser Sorgen I'M uns MAIDEN, als
mir Inn Giel"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Omohaer onaearifFen.

dimes, So, 5. Moi. 3. 3.
Beard BON Omaha, elm Stioeut nro
WliteIte6 Ser Electromagnetic, tuiiroe
in Ser Naft, ais er Dor Der $ei5.
.nnIaae oeg Soma Stote COLLEGE oitf
Scr ISOLDE ftano, bon 8tpei Ginbre'
dern nit elmer giienIt1nge nic0er.
oeidIogen. 0beIeid balb betanbt,
fererte 9eorb ouf feline angreifer,
meIfe entfloben. Cine @lutipur
ldrqs Ser 8obnge[eiie Iegte 3eug.
mis- 6ofiir ob, ooB bic Gl,gel getrof.
fen. 9isber ftnO Die 5tpet &erIe nod
nid)t eingefangen poroeu.
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geridlndt g~eueismateriaL.

als @iQim u. giogers, cir 20
idbriger, o6er idou berbeirateter
gurI6e am Mfontag in ben 8ran0eis
2d0en einen gefdIihten S6ed IN
Sobe bon $48.7 eintnuiden DoIte,
id6bfte Der 2n6en6eteftib 2nrrp
5inn 8er6aft uno fragte Gogers
aus. Gfeier nabm frr5 ent.
idloIien ben S6ef lit ben gtuuo,
s~erfaute ibn uuO i6lufte i'm biHitn.
ter, ioooB oas CORPUS oelieti Der.
ihDunoen mar. CT fDuroe aber auf
aae Sale fDegen @agabonoierens 81
30 Sagen @%efdngnis berurteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
I'm UcFabenH otcker
pclitilder GrcieniHe!
9ieier 1tmitnnS fat ben aansler Re.
luOseH, feline 5rieOeusreOe Dor.
lamfis uidt Su balteu.

amIteroam, s. Mai, iber 2onOon.
Der 8erIiner 2ofalauaeiger ber0f.
fentltht beilte folgenoe Grtldrung:
Ser gtei9sfan5ler b. @etbmum
Sollpeg bat feline angefiinoigte 6rie;
oansreoe peri6oben, uno omar in
grtpartllng Oes @intritts bon greig.
niiien, Die ibm feline gufsabe erleid-
tern miro. @erii6te il6er elm be-
boritebenOes ongene6mes politii6cs
Greignis 6ur6idpirren 0ie 2uft;
boffen mir, oaB 6asielbe sur Sat.
Jade Miro"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
S6tffsbcmanr1Mll0
1T 81 periidbertt!

@afhtnaton, s. Ntui. - Die Sipi'
ldenitaatli6e San0elsfomniillon oes
Sauies beri6tete bette cine 8orlage
qiinItiq Elm, uona6 Der 56abarts-
iefretGr ermaGtgt tpirD, 6diffsbe'
Ftber at 5pingeu, Die 2eltte Der
sdiffsbeiobunger gegen Griegsrilt'
TO, 6orltnter gerputoru1g, Zoo ooer
@efangennnbre ourd ben 5einO, gu
beriifern.
9ie 8orluge foroert cine 8enil.
Iiqung bon $50,000,000 far oas
ReriegsriIifo-gu fir aiieturan5
BON &oli5en. Die geriiAerrtng 1T
dbnli6 Ser ItontIiden gnti6Got.
qlinqsgeiese fir @rbeiter uno iett
ieoe Summe fir beItimmte 8ertpltt,
ouneen feft, bon $1,000 Bis So
900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
SpdseitsaLufen

Selite Dormittag mur0en SER
sSre6 GobIe, 49. un6 &. Ctr. uno
SRI. aatberine 0aftigau, As. unb
Str. 0ura 8oter 9. Gimme in
Der ct. MorDs Stride at Siio.0mn-
30 e6elih berbun0en. aIs &rou.
8eltgen f~ungierten emmett GggIe-
ton Qnton Sofposfe SRI. @drgrete
1n0 SRI. 3bereIia gaahtigol. $eitte
a6eno fin0et IN Der 8ebouiltng Der
grontelterrb Die Sof5eitsfeier Itatt.
Die gteubermGblten peroen IN SO.
5108 iiol. 80. Ctr. @obnung ueb.
men. Gem iungen 8nore uniere
6er8li6iten @lifmiinide.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
@enia @etreibepprrate IN Gma6a.

Die @etrei0eborr1te in ben bieii.
aen 2agerbGuiern fin6 insgeiaHt i'm
1,1110 900 8uibels gertn9er, ais I'm
Goriabre. gdlr Die &oggenborrate
Iin6 etnos GROCER. 9ie 8orrdte be-
.trogen: 125,000 8uibels gegen l..
.0t6,0 8uIbeIs Dor einern Sabre;
Rais 765,000 gegen $4,000 8u.
ibels; Safer 100000 gegen $4,000
guHeI8; Goggen 10000 gegen g..
900 guibel8 unO @erite 1000 gegeu
$4,000 8uibels.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
upotbeker Slowly"
SdmiSt f~reiocfprcden

ann Samstog fonfis5ierte bie go.
Ii8ei in Der 4pot6efe oes Serrn aarl
Shnrtot. better inter Dem Nameu
g5louID~ SdmIot befannt, mebrere
@nGonen @etreioe. 4lfoboI. Ser gI.
fobo[ befinoet ii9 bellte rpieDer nuf
ieinen alten @IaB, oenn S6mtot
uaroe I'M 9oli3eigeriht Der lteber-
tretrng oes 8robibitionsaeietes fret.
aeiprohen. Genntor MtoriarttD lei
tete Die @erteioiglng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
aeiublider angIanbsr fefaenDmmen:

Ger i'm Cattle $otel obgeitiegene
Sarrp 6. Saedar, pel6er auBibt,
enqliiher unterton gu lem uno m
aana0o gu ruobnen, muroe @onta8
inter benz 4rgpobn, Elm G18ldnoi-
ider 5eino gu iein, bon 9unoesbe.
onnten in SAT- genommen. gr ioa
fih geduBert bober, Dab 8ibiani ua6
Soffre ni6t Ieben0ig mad 5rartreid
surildfommen neroen, ltn0 Dab Die
0eutifen fte f6on nfrie8en" perOen.
CT foa fi9 idou einmol IN 9ona6a
inter benz @er0att, ein 8ro.0eut.
lder az lem, mebrere 8ofen IN
Sat- befunoen boben. Saeder pur'
be borl1ufig IN getDabriam be6alten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
SIC e[itetruppen beB aaiierg iei.

0ie elitetruppen ocs aaiiers iet.
en- in ser arro8ihIo6t %o1ifeerieben
morOen, leien mir elmer benndbarten
8eitung, ober oos mitB eth Srrtum
iein. &ir erinnern uns gang gelau,
oaB Elm Cell oieier Sritppen ffon
in ben aGmpfeu in geIgien, olio
Dor nllnmebr boIS orei Sabren, nlf.
gerieben ul0 Der &eit ipater in
6ronfreid gefongen genomrten rptir'
Sc. lln0 mir m6dlten oardif tpettet
Sob mir es in oerielben 3eitung &C.
leicn baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Dets0nsler Relfferi6
oeocn faulen SrieScn!
@smti6IanS mnk snr Changing
zines Ederen 5rieOens nod
meter fGmpfen.

aopemboaeu, itber 2onoon, s.
mni. 9i5a-aan8ler aarI Settle.
rib Iagte beute I'M 8erIatf Der
MeihstaggOebatte ~folgenoes: s&ir
isis Bis iett nod nidt IN Der 2oge,
einen Grieoen BIT idIieBen, Der fir
1as 0ettide Golf eriprieBlih 1T;
mir milIien fir oieien 5rieoen nod
meiter fGmbfen. Gin 5rieOe, ME er
Bon ben etremen 2iberalen ge.
iniinSht mira. piiroe fir llns ni6t
@rof, ionoern Sunger beoeuten
mot 5reibeit ionoern Inter
~ophdang.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
1gmde Gin Gricc6eaz
S6iff perienkt!

Resu gorf, s. Mai. - Ser grie.
6iiae Gompfer ~9artbenon" 1884
Eoune1 groB, tit BON einem 8dad,'
boot berIentt morben. 9ieie 9ad-
ridt lief bier beute BEL ben gigen.
timern oes Sdiffes Elm. Satff
un6 Grabt batten eineu 8ert bon
100000. o8drtbenoua tad bier
am Ia. Qprd in Gee; Der 8eitim.
mpngsort Oes G6tffes NOR 9obre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
nebeaska 5ei9nct
fiir ~6rieesaMct1e!

SincoIn. gleb., s. Wini. = Su Ell.
1er Sibaug Oes aots fir Sdulldn.
bereien ul0 .6onos mur0e auf SIN.
froa 6es GtootsidakmeIiterg George
g. Q0A beI6IoHeH, 100000 fur
Sen 9htionaI 5reiheitga4nleibe.
ion0H al seiGnen. Shasamtslefrefar
Nsaooo fl bicrnon ioiort IN aeHrt-
hts eeiehf mor0ea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
ReMaS0s weiscn
fir Sic 1lMiierteia'

@innipeg, @amito6a, s. @ui.
Ole beige Ge~treioeb0rie bot Der
f0niali6en @etreioe-R q mmiiiion IN
Qon6on Der aabel eire 8ereinbarung
abernittelt, tponaa nenigitenS 80
grosert beg geiamten fana0iidcu
8ei8ers ON Die 9egterungen Der aIs
Iiirtea ~perfauft tperoen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
8riten ftiilen tpiecer
aus 6reSnOy beraMs!
D$sfgNe Grrappen ftirmcm Nas Dcrf, nspmer
iabcg 600 ScinCc 9cfaa9en MnS crc6crn
5ecbs 11taiNtreneeruchtc.

faugrui6nft; nafcrbem ivarben oou
ms 6 MaI6iHensemebre erObert-
gls feinOli6cn gcgenaRgriffe luHr-
ben non ms iisgreid abseidlageH.
Sn benz geridJt beikt es ipeitsrr
Sas nm ben 8eiit Ses SOrfes Sale'
court nod immer bsftis setritten
pirS. Der SeinO fat nod bic ihO'
Sflide 8rense Sss SOrfes I'M Seft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

, Rtss aOHbOH, 8. mai.
Eie D6erlte Seatiae Seeresleitnns
mslbete 6ests Hudmittas ~fOIsenOes:
s9emtIde eireitfrdfte gaben bas bon
ben HxiteH ON Gamstag erO6crtr
aorF GresnUp Seitarmt naO ben
@erteibigern IGiusre gerImfte GU Sa.
ten xHb germHaSeten beisebradt.
Neber 600 gritsn serieten in Sc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
D~eeI0infnlmno Scs
111mItkpereins!

$eute obenb finbet bie regeImGBi.
&c 8~erimmlung 0eg Omaha gtliit-
bereir8 itaH. 9a pi6tige @eid1fte
nlf Der &agesor0nung itebetb lit ia.
beg QaitgIieo freunoIidit eriudt, gu
erideineu.
Src6 2aiter, Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

8ettrennen finban IN gnglano
~oorIdufig nidt mebr Itatt. 8obl
neil man Die 8fer0e n~ottpen6iger in
Der Slide ols auf Dem Rennplos
brnudt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
eFaaIar Siidgod fommt hein.

anoes iennfnr 6hAcpd fat AioH=
faq aen0. mic ans 8afbiraton &c.
He mF0. nit ielner godter bic
eimgrir rod CHtaba oIlgetreteIi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

9ebrasfa bat fi6 Elm netes @ap.
pentier 8ugelegt. 9as aamel. 8or
einigen Gogen 1T es in Die &eibe Der
GrobibitionsItoaten etngetreten.
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.SotrISicb otf gnntnner Slider.

@raDan 8ali9 aus Wsiaer, 8.
O., bot iest i'm @ef6nenis 8ett
oariiber na6anoenferL pie i60n es
duf Dem 2onoe lit. CT botte belte
in olIer Sriibe mebreren 3tmrnert
i'm 9eniqe $otel 9eiude obgeitat'
tet uno peri6ie0ene @eeenitdnoe er.
griffen, bis er idliebliA ieIbit er.
grtffen tuitrbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

.anerifa", foot Die aOnOoner
@orningpoIt, bat feiu gtett, bel
Der ridden Sroee mit5uiprefen. =
amerifd bat ft6 onrd ben Gntritt
in ben arieg bo8 Heht %ertporben
bel allen Grngen m~tt8ureoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

Die GnaIdn6er boben bel Sen
octti6en SouGbooten oenieIben Sch.
Ter eenadt, mie Die 9eutihen bel
Ser engIiiden Grntee: fte baben iie
niHt emit eenommen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-21
COUSIN TIPS
DRAFT EVADER
Peter Oskan Is Held At
Bismarck-May Prove
Alien Enemy

Bismarck. N. D. Nov. 21.-Love
for her home land proved stronger
than blood ties with Marie Beckman,
clerk in Lucas department store
here, when she called Adjutant Cen
eral Fraser by phone and advised
him that her cousin. Peter Oskar,
alias Peter Hansen, was about to
leave Bismarck and that he had in
formed her that he intended to evade
the draft and return to the old coun-
try. General Fraser moved quickly,
with the result that when Hansen
arrived to board No. s he walked
into the arms of Chief Martineson
and the head Of North Dakota's mill
tary forces.
Hansen, with his seaman's bag
and other baggage, was taken to the
to await advices from Port Town
send, Wash, where he was regis
tered last June. Search of Hansen's
person revealed membership card
in the international aeamen's UNI
ion and other papers made out in
the name of Peter Cskar and sea-
mans certificate indicating that he
had last shipped from an Australian
port.
Hansen or Oskar came all the way
from Port Townsend to Bismarck
to say goodbye to his cousin, Miss
Beckman. incidentally, he indicat-
ed, it is alleged, that his sympathies
were with the fatherland, and that
he intended to find his way back to
Germany. He was born Of a Ger
man father and Danish mother on
the border between Denmark and
Germany. He speaks both Danish
and German fluently, and has the
appearance OF a man Of culture far
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-21
.LADD DISCLAINS
RESPONSIBILITY

Bismarck. NJ. D., Nov. 21.-Dr. z.
+. Iladd, president OF the North Da-
lzota Agricultural college and federal
food administrator for North Da-
kota, in a letter 20 The Tribune
denies responsibility for a statement
that marketing conditions are cost
ing the farmers S55, 100000 attribut-
ed TO him by Chairman F. E. Pack
ard of the state tax commission in
his recent address 70 the national
association of tax commissioners at
Atlanta, Ca, and given wide pub
licty in the press OF the country.
Il do not think that there Is any
thing that I have ever stated from
which this statement can be taken"
writes DR.. Ladd. NY statements
are all in print in the bulletins and
in two addresses which were given
in full in the Fargo papers"
& Chairman f. Il. Packard. when
questioned on the subject, stated
that this declaration was not in
cluded in the original manuscript OF
his speech, but was added at the re-
quest OF Governor Frazier, who, Mr..
Packard states, was his authority
for quoting DR.. Ladd
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-21
ORGANIZE TO PLAY
RED CROSS BENEFITS
Artists I'm MayvfIIe Normal Faculty
Prepare to DO aRfto I'm
World War


Mayville, N. D., Nov. 21.-The May
vile Normal school announces the or
ganizaticn within its own faculty of
The Red Cross Concert Co., consist
ing of Miss Maude X. MacKenna, vo-
calist; Miss Georgia Paddock, reader;
Miss Mary r. Troutman, pianist, and
VIM. r. Deusinger, violinist and man
ager.
The purpose OF the company is to
give Red Cross benefit concerts out in
the state. The company will go out
for concerts as often as the time at
the normal school for the regular
work of the different members will
permit, and will ask nothing but ex-
penses for its services.
The members of the company are
artists of fine liability and deserved
reputation, and the concerts which
they will give will be OF a high order
of excellence.
Any community which wishes to
take advantage Of this easy and thor
oughly enjoyable way of raising
money for the Red Cross should write
to the president of. the normal school
for dates
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-21
BURIED IN LIBERIA WITH
TRIBAL RITES OF NATIONS
Ezra A. BIochsr, q Missionary From
Foster County, Victim Of
Coast Fever.

Darlington, N. d. Nov. 21.-
Buried with full tribal rites Of the
blacks he was teaching, and with the
Christian ritual (Which he had in
cuIcated in his savage wards) Ezra
A. 'Blocher, a Foster county boy, has
found a last resting place in the
strange soil of Cape Palms, in
Liberia on the African west coast.
Clinton Blocher has just received a
letter telling OF his brothers death,
that occurred last August. The let
ter had been censored and delayed
for months on its long journey.
Ezra B1ocher went to Africa as a
missionary in 1914. He had or
gained a class of forty native boys
and was progressing well with his
work when he succumbed to coast
fever August 20. Natives came in
several days journey from the him
terland to pay their last respects to
their teacher. They carefully hew-
ed out a hard wood casket, which
they lined with white, and. swathing
the body In wrappings Of linen, in
the native custom, they conducted
the most impressive funeral, the
writer says. ever witnessed in the
Liberian country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-21
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation

fathers in 1924
Thanksgiving day. They difficulties
that they little
demonstrated beyond
faith themselves
In God
We facing problems The heavy hand Of
We all called sacrifices
make Thanksgiving
before
in God The welfare OF the depends
this guidance
land that universal and democracy realized
about these results
sincerely hopeful
be that fairness and justice prevail.
accordance with the honored custom therefore
Frazier Of North Dakota hereby designate
Nov g. Thanksgiving
their ordinary duties
Of
the Great State
Capitol this goth day Of November, 1917
Governor:
Hall, Secretary OF State. Governor.