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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
JnNildpe Rebcnen
itrcn0e bcitraftl
@eridtsbOf ertlart, SaF Ser. Staa.
ten ben SerO Der rebOlutiomG.
rem 8eiBesnHg biIben.

2on6on, 10. San. @ent1B Ell.
mem Bel Der 2onoofter Central Nefps
ans aaLflitta einoelnufenen 8eri6tc
nur0rn III 8erioner, bic lib Dor
benz @eridt nerdntlporten mltBten,
onS in 8erbinoiing NIT benz SalIe
Der 8erihiD0rung su 2nbore einge.
iett tuorbeu mar, pcrgongene @ohc
perurteilt. uebcr feds oerleIben
iulrOe bic &~o0esltrafe berb1ngt. Ell.
ner tpitrbe lebensI1nglih berbannt
unb bic n1oeren fanlen nit Sc
f1ngnis 0abon.
Bet oer 8erlelung Des ltrteils.
ipruteg mafte, nie jene 9epeiAe
mitteilt, Der @eridtsbof 0oraif aiif-
merfiam oaB Manila innter nod
Elm gliibenber 9erb rebolutiou1rer
uuttrtebe Tel, ober b1b Die Ser.
Stnaten Den Mittelpunft Der 8elpe.
grrte bi[Oetett. bic. ME es beibt, bon
oeittiden 9oniulnraeenten geidirt
miir0c.
o8ir ltn0 bo[lfpmmen boon iiber.
oepgt, baB Die Ser. Staaten 0as
5auptqudrtier oieier @epegung ge-
tpor6en iino," beiBt es tn Der ltr.
teilsbsgriinoung oes @erihtsbofeg
nod alneabe Der 0epeide. Der
Stltr3 Der brttii6en Serrldoft in
Sroien uuroe aepIont uro erortert,
beuor Der europ1ifde ariee oiisbrod)
nnO bieIt Stnous berlieBen Die Ser.
Stnoten. Der 9Ion 0es 5einoes
ging Onraiif aus, einel arieg boa
Morb un0 &o1b ms @erf al ieten. "
Ulmtriebe gegen Die britiifen 8e.
BORDEN inter getpiiien aloIfen Der
einbeimilhen 9ep6lfer1ing mnr0en
Dor mebr ale Sabresfrilt, n1mIit)
int Robeqnber 1916, in brieflihen
9eadridten nod Moibington gen1el-
bet, melde Die Sinri1tung bon "a
Rerionen uno bic 8erurteiluna bon
81 orl0eren su lebersl1nglihem 8e.
.fdngnis ourA cine &egierungsfom-
MILTON al 2abore ~ertpdbnten. Cine
fur5 oarauF bom StoatgiefretGr fir
Sn0ien berfaBte 8arIegung erfl1rte
Dab bon M~itgIieoern elmer briten.
feinOfiden @eieaihoft, Die ibren
SQltptIib In Ben Ser. Gtooten hobe,
p~erfinbarte 9eriud)e unteruommen
inorOcn leien, in Roroinoien lin.
ruben at erreeeit, aber onB Die
Grele oes @olfe8 iid in benz frei.
tpilisen @iOeritonoe geqen oieIe
aufmtegelungen uno in Der Inter
itiibung, Die es ben 3ibiIbeboroen
leiItete, erprobt babe.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Rimbenbmro lit
~febla9fcrtto an
allen Srcnten!
GeatihIanS berfigt gegeumirtig
aber fu%Ioiiale gut aMsgebilOetc
NelerDen.

Berlin, 10. San. (Sirafenberidt.
Don Dem 9rtegsforreiponoerten Os.
tDalo s.. Shuette.) Dur9 ben
Gan. Gofinnts lit oer ruiIiibe [infe
Gliigel gebrohen iirb Der @eg nnh
@0lns often geIeGt fpor0en. 8ie
&tei1 Serie oes Sorts fam Iomtt
uHlgangen tperben. 91ourh ober
lift Der ruIiiihe 8i0erItml0 gegeH
bic SaItenboDn.M odenIen Streit.
fr1fte III oieler @egen0 gebrohen.
Ser @ipfel Oes Aoobelti 8ergers
ipurbe our6 oos Miinhener 2eib.
acknowledgement I'M Gturm ge.
rcrlraert. Ser Sieg BET Dofiani
tpuroe bon General Grofft bon Del
neniinger ur0 ben baberiinen @e.
btrgstruppen crioGten Die Ii1 be-
fonntlia In ben a1mpfen an Ro.
tentarm.9oB 10 ~gldnSerb ais8eidne.
ten.
81brero Der ieBten 8oGen bdma
tt1erli BITE Huiien gegen bic Stellun.
gen Der beutfhen @erbitnoeten in ben
8oLbfarpdtben IN Der Abiint, bic
idtper be0rangten Ruiien itn0 Rlt.
rndnen bel Gofiani gu entlolten; bic
ruiiiiheu 4ngriffe aber tpur0en
gl6n5eno obgeihlagen. N1in beriu.
den es Die RuIien init elmer Often.
fibe bod oben I'M 0oroen on Der
Nigo Sront, nobel Iie ebenio tpe.
MIG BON Slid begiinitigt IinD. sri.
Ie ibre angriffe haben ibnen MIR
eeringe lofnIe GrfoIee e~ineetrageri
iDelhe IN gar feinein gergLeib al
ben gebrndten entietliden 8lut.
opfern ItebefL 8ieie n~ereIte ruff
ffde 0ffenHpe lit aud bon gar fei-
mem GinDrud nuf Die 0eiiti1ert
ariegspf1ne mt onoeren 5ronten.
Der ariegsfot in Som bat an'
gebIih beIhIofen, BET Beginn oes
Triihjobrs mie6er einen geIpaltieen
GdIag gegen Die 3entrolmGdte al
fibren; Sic Oeutihe Seeresleitltng
nber lift ferttn, oenielben at pa.
riereit, gIeidpiel tpo oerielbe aud
erfoIgen mag. Dor MpriL o6er
Wiai ober oiirffen bic aaiierten uidt
MISUNDERSTANDING ober lit be.
reits fcrtiQ, ben Mnqriffen, iin0
tuerlu fie nod 10 getualtig iein foas
tetb frdftigit 81 begcenen.
Die SerrIher 8~eitifIan6s un6
Deferred. l1neorts baben lie cine
Proclamation erlaliea5 in melfen
oeren Mrneen rno 8Iotten nrfge.
fOr0ert meroea, iebt nodoem bic
gliierten Die Observation-Disclosures ob.
geIebut boben, NIT Derooppelter
gnergie nno aroft IL, fdmpfen. Sa,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Mlihadlfnna her Uniform.

9etroit, Wid), 10. San. OF.
fiaiere 0es 81. Midigoner Snfans
terie Reginlenis baber IN Detroit
cine ltnterftdnng Der geidmeroe
ore:er Sffi5iere oes Regiments elm
geleitet. bic n%rgebeit, ooB ibren in
einem o~ngeiebenen Sotel in Der tn-
neren StaOt Oie @eoiennng bertpei-
CERT lporoen iei neil ite in Uniform
tuarerl; bic Romen Iino ni6t Der.
0ffentlidt tporoen.
Gas genonnte &egiinent refrl.
tiert iid aus 8enber, uno beridJie-
oetle Der 6%ffisiere eeboren bod)an-
g~eiebenen 6aTnilier an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
sSener in GitherniQe.

g%itberbiQe, ia, 10. Satl Sf.
fol9e elmer GaioIinerpIoiien entItano
bier Wtontag abenb ein 5elter, mel
dent ods llelie grouo Sbeater, oos
groBe @ebdltoe Der @roie gonfec-
tioterp uro Elm 3eit Oes Snnie8,
in bent iid oas alei6ergeiddft bon
2Dons befono, gum 0pfer fieleu.
Ger SdoOen an 0er @ras'iden 81.
BRIT aaeilt betragt ettpa $125, 900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
GcuntpkcmmiHarc
inadpen ~Gtncnitmneen!

Die gointtDfommiIi6re, oeren
Mebrbeit 9entofrnten itn0, beIetten
Gielstag abeno Die folgenoen bier
Gtpaen meld)e btsber NIT Repn6Iis
tdnern beiebt muren, NIT genofra.
ten: superintendent Dcs Werifts.
eebdu0eS-M @. ggee; Snperinten.
bent Oes Hinerbietp Seims-Sohn
e. Serton, SUPERINTENDENT 0es
goitntDboipitals-8. g. gthoIs nn0
gernalter Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten 8. 3. Sogat. Die 8iitriftrih.
ter AatteH bel ben GollntDfommiild.
rem Elm @cIuf eingereidt, In Der
8ertualtilng Ripernietp Seims teife
aenbernng eintreten Su Ialie1t, No bic
@efesung elmer Oerorti9en Steae
nidrt bpn Oer 9~ortcipolitif abbon,
GIG genaft tper0eit ioate, ie0od, nie
man iiebt, DergebIin.
Gbomas S'gontor, Scr neuers
m1Blte 8orither Der goumtpbeboroe
ernannte Die foIaenoen 8oriiber Der.
neridie0enetl aomitees: Hef)tsiahen
- Mr8cnal6; 6inan5 - BEDFORD
@ef1ngnis sno @erihtsoeb1ii6e
2Dnh; GouHitns8 oipitol - 9eofor0
Riberbielp 9eim-MrG onoIb; lin
terItiltungen 0'Gonnor; 2ar6.
itrnBcl ulio 9riiden Compton;
aonitruftion = S'Gonnor; Gomitee
oes @nn8en-gompton.
Sic GoiintDnitsIogen fir 0os Init-
fenoe Snbr ipitr0en ditf $945, 900.
geIddst. ndmlih: 9~lGgeneiner Son6
100000; Armenfono $t25, 600;
GanOltrabert 5on0 $50 900; 8riiden.
fon0 100000; 9ono-e inloiunas.
fOrD $4,000. GoI0nteu.l lnteritiis.
uug,5onO $4,000.
Gnrpn Hlennfnn En Mahster goo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
1ltarktbcri6tc.
Cm06a Marftberidt.

9mnbn, 10. Sotuar.
finbbief -3 6,200.
geef Stiere, felt bis fart.
@lite bis bette gearIing 8eebes
so.
0ute BIS bette, idlpere, forn9efitt-
terte 8eebes 90.
9litteInldBige forngefiit. 8eebes
$9.50-10.00.
@efp0bnlidle 7.75-9.25.
geebes 6.50-8.75
Wittelm1Biee 8.50-10.0O.
aithe un0 Sellers, felt.
@raB 8eebes, CUTE bis bette 500
bis 9.25.
Mittelm1Bige 10000.
@etpobnIid)e 6.50-7.5O.
@iite bis bette Sellers ~ so
Cute bis bette &itbe 10000.
Metttelut1Bige ahbe 6.00-7.00.
@etp0bnlihe 4.50-6.00.
GtoderS ttnb Seekers, felt.
Qorngefiitterte Stiere $3.50 bis
9.25.
Seekers, CUTE Biz bette, 500 Bis
$50.
Mitteltrt1Bige 10000.
@eiD6bnIihe 6.25-7.25.
Cute b. bette Stoderg 7.25-8.2 5.
Stod Sellers 6.25-6.25.
Stodsaiibe 5.50-7.50.
Stoda1lber 10000.
@eaI- aaIber 7.50-1O25.
Bulls unD Stogs 6.00-7.75.
9olosna.guas 5.50-6O0.
Sdiueiae-8ufubr $4,000; morft
10-t5c ~nieorieer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t0.00-t0.40.
0oditer 9reis 1850.
este- 3nfHbr tS.000s @arEt:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
8innrretten luerhen tettrer.

Metp Oorf, 10. San. q. 2ortl-
loro & 60, III Stem glorf, cine Der
groBten Sobaffobrifen oes 2oroes,
fiinoigten cine 3reisiteigerirg Der
tiirfiifen 3igorretten bon 45c bis
gu 81 Der SouIeno an. Die err
b6hten Soften bon 9apter ttto nrl-
oeren aitslaqe1 iperoen ais @ruro
bnfur onqe1eben. Sic b0beren
@roBeinfaufspreife ioIlen nlf cine
entiprederoe 5teigerung I'm alein.
bonoel binbeufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Deutid,e Diafn0ntctt
nod Ninerika?

&mlterbnin iiber 2on6Dn, TO.
San. Dad benz SanoeIsbloo In
Qmiterbnm tperoen 6eutide geIdfif-
feIte 3inntonfen TIM 8erte bon rnebr
ais elmer Ieinion @arf in Babe oltf
einem oettihen llnterlee. 5rodItihiff
mad anierifo gebrod)t perbeu.
Detttide gerfidermgsgeielIfaf-
ten baben Die 2onitns at elmer State
bon 5 9roaent, lpenn @erIlit 6ilrd)
&nperttifg nidt e~inbegriffcn ilt, nn0
bon II 4ro5eut, neitn a~operaag elm
begriffen lit, neritdert
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Mnhnhans hrfnnt nirber.

5arlat So, 10. San. 3as
8obngebduoe oes 6ormers elmer
Burner tpuroe Wontng nohnttttao
bonn 6elter 8eritort. Der a1geridte-
te G1aben betrdgt etipa $4,000 mo
lit MIR teiIpeiie olrd 9eriiaerung
ge6edt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
@aio[inbic6e beitraft.

8iota, So, 10. San. DrelI
iunee seute aus Der Rabe bon anis
ia, welde i'm 8eroadt ItonOen, aus
onoeren automobilen @aiolin ge.
5apit 8u boben ipuroen BEL Der Eat
obgefaBt. Gie muroen 8u $780,
@eloitrafe ber11rteiIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

mebr nod, man uir0 70 getpnLtige
|0ffeniipen ouf oIen a~riegstDeu.
tern uornebntell. tpie Die @elt Iie
bisber nod nift geIeben.
Sic Seretb Clinic III ourd)brohen
uor0eib nber es bat nidt ben an.
idcir, ais Oh Die oeutIGe Seeres.
letting lid o1rnit sufrieOen geben
niro. Mlem Mnidein mad miro
es ndd @eiIarabien itn0 Mublduo
biueinaeben.
Cine to[ofioIc Mrnlee Der 0ciit.
f6en @erbiinntten lit ourd Dteie
Siege IN Rttrn1nien fret geiporben
uno fam noh iraeno einem
ariegstBeater OeiporIeu perost. Aber
6ieies iinb riht Die etnsigea1 ore.
ierben iber nie GeutltldnO ber.
Ifiigt. burd g~inleslng Der Seiln.
arutee 1T Denti6lono in Der Gage,
Eonien0e uno Ibertouien0e otlsge.
biloeter SoIooten ben Heiben Der
Sampler einSuDerIeiben5 oo oereif
9ienlte I'M Snneren oes &ei6es
ourd Die Seimorntee beiorgt tper.
ben; oaau fontnlt, ooB gegentp1rtig
100000 Mnnn itinger 9etruteit
felt feds Wonoteit oltsgebiloet per.
ben tno n6tigenfols ins 5elo ee.
5telt luerben f6rnetl. SelomnrffJan
b. Sinoenbitrg Taft gegenm1rtig Mlt.
milton hi 10 i1meren Mtengen Der.
ftellen, bob Das Erommelfeuer Der
8iifunft oIes iibertreffen miro, mas
man lie erlebt bot.
$50 Sinbenburg 6en n19Iten
Sdlog fiibren miro, lit nntiirIi6
MiIitdreebeimnis. Gie
Deutfden Iaifen Der BELT borber ME
nilien mo iie lo8auiblagen geoen-
fen; iie uberrnihen ben 5eino
ottrd tbren glneriff nn6 geitalten
oenielben nm 70 ipirfungsboIler.
Die Stalieir ergeben lih IN Ser.
mttt1tngen ooriiber, no Der Soupt.
angriff Der 8erttroImGHte 1tro be.
rem 8erbilnoeten erfolgen miro; Tie
ideinert Su befiirhteb oaB &c III
tlen geLten miro. 9ie StoIiener,
pelde aus 21nbergier III ben Grieg
ge5ogen ftn6 unD ertonrteten, Elm
gutes Stiif Der golfanboIbiniel
5u perihIingen, Iino INIT Dem ariegs,
plan ibrer 8erbiinoeten ourdous
niHt S~ufrieoen; lie berlnrgen. 6nB
ben greieniiien atif benz golfnn
mebr Sntereile %gemiomet piro, Of
banien molten Tie baben, aber 0ds
NIT lit es geaenipdrtig n1s-pnO
Stolien ntnrrt. lin es 5lt berltbi-
gen fnn6 Iestbin Der groBe ariegs.
rat III Rom ftatt. Ser erlte Qriegs.
rat iptrbe befanntfi1 in 2onoon I'M
Sabre 1915 obgeboIter, oo oos
8riteubolf 10 gar feine Cuff gum
ariegfiibreu bottle. Ger nGdTte
arieosrot fano in gdrig Itott, oo
a1td oos frdna0iiide 8on tpunfet.
miitig fultroe, Der lette ariegsrot
irurbe tn Mort nbaebalten. nm oos
itafieniihe golf Sli berubigen.
Sierous o6er oarF man 0nrh.
otis nidt iflieBen, Die 3entroImd6
te nebmen ON, onB inter ben or
Iiierten llnaufrioenbeit ODER gar
3nietraht oltsgebroden Iei, I'M sc.
genteil. Weun 8eutfhIano uno Def.
fen @~erbiinoetea aud Die &ano gum
5rieoen geboten bnben, ID lit linen.
bod flor gelporoen, oob Der aeino
9tbtpetiung Der a~ngebote emf.
ihloiIen lit. meter 81 f1mpfen.
ltno Die 8entralntGdte tDeroen ben
Son0idub nitfbcben. Die Note Der
Gntenteinadte fpirb bon linen nidt
beonttuortet per0en. Mon miro MIR
bon gefuaIfigeli ShIodtenoonner
b0rerL itao 0os reft baIo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Chicago @arft6eridlt.

Gbicngp, 10. Snff1tor.
HinSbieb-3ufubr $4,000; Mnrft
aagemein felt.
&ofiter 8reis 1850.
Canadian CRITTERS 900.
Sdbrlinge 1910.
S9meine-8ufnbr 1900; morft
ourhffnittIid t5c nieoriger.
8ur9lAntttspreis 10.30-t0.60.
Sohlter 9reis 1918.
Sdafe = 3ufubr $4,000; Mnrh
fart.
@efiitterte 2drnrner AGO.
@eitlide 21mmer HOO.
5eeoer 21rtmer 1875.
Soabo 2dmmer 1895.
CT, Soiepb Mnrftberidt.
ct. Solepb, 10. Sanuor.
8inOuieb-8ufltbr $500; Mnrft
felt biz fart.
gdiueiae--3ufubr 10000; Marft
10--15c nieoriger.
0urdiGnittspreis t0.00-t0.60.
96nlter 8rets 1850.
Sdafe-8ufubr 1000; Worft felt.
@efitterte 2dnrner 1910.
aanias 9th @arftberidt.
aonias Gitp, 10. Sanitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Gin Dement,
Ses Oatik0ns!

&om, iiber 8oris, 10. Sau.-Der
8otifan beitreitet bic in Der 8reIie
eridtenene Meloung, ooB Der gapIt
Die Grieoensnote oes 8r1itoenten
8ilion IN ungefabr oenielbetl Plus.
ortidert bearttporten noble rpie Spa
MEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
uemtokeitcrt aus Jo,ua.
Gtir6t al @lntueraiftnna.

8oine, Sa., 10. San. gor me-
nigen Sa9en itteB S5rat 2ouifa So
mes, Mntter oes 9oli5iiten Clarence
Sones, NIT ibrer 9anO gegen bic
Cir oeB 4Itenbeim urlo aog iih cine
8e1ile al, obne oerer at adten. @s
entitano jeood gllttbergifhtng, ntto
Montdg lit Grau SoueS oerieIben
erlegell.
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2dmmer t5c nieoriger, bette felt.
@efiltterte 2dntnter 1916.
S6brlinge 10.00-1t.75.
8iooer 9.00-10.25.
Mutteri6afe 7.50-9.40.
@efittterte ga1itteridafe t0-i5e
b0ber.
6eeber Maitterfdofe 5.00-Z25.
5eeoer BANNER ii. 00-12.50.
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sedsie gferSe ber6raunt.

0enDer. Colo, 10. San. = eSn
ben stafliirlsen Der 9feroebdnbler
Soils & Slate ON biefigen 8ieb.
hof brah geitern obetio elm deiser
aus. nobel led5ig @feroe III beu
dlaTlalell uulfanleg1
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ato6 Dem @otbaer alnlana6 fir
1917, melder ioeben eridlieneu lit,
itno bisber 258 @rdfen SGT s5rei.
berren uno 1865 aneeGorige 0es
ur- uno oes @rieaoels oen 500
fiirs gaterlaao i'm 8eltfrieg ge.
itorben.
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Der RnfsfcnS.

eingegongen in Der Office Der
Eribiine fir Die iib. ariegsoefon9e-
men bon
Grau so. Soffmant, 5iiS
Omaha 26t8 g. Ctr. il. $3.50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

gs beanbIt iit, m Den ,RIdI.
Efiaierten atseieen@ Der 2ritiine gu
lflfto1eierer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

BeiBer Sofer-
SIT. 2. 54h-543z
Stanodro 9afer 54A-541@
Set. 3. 54-54A
Scr. 4. 53M--54
@erite-
MoIagerIte 110--120
Suttergerite 97-107
Goggen-
gar. Q. 145-t46
Nr. 8. 144--1l5
9amlas 9Th @etseiSenartt.
annias gttD, 10. Sortiinr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07
GERARD ASSERTS
HE'LL COME HERE
Writes He VIII Make Trip Ii for Sole
Purpose of Appearing in City
of Rock Island.
DATE FOR VISIT Is NOT NAMED
Former Ambassador Says in Note
From New York He VIII Give
Further Details Latter.

Former Ambassador James w Ger
ard is coming to Rock Island if he
has to make the trip west for the sole
purpose Of appearing here, according
to q letter written by him at the Ritz
Carlton hotel in New York City to O.
f. Hildebrandt of the Amoo grotto.
Since midsummer the grotto here
has been negotiating with the former
ambassador in an endeayor to secure
an engagement for him to appear in
Rock Island He had practically
promised to do so a number Of times
and all arrangements were made by
the local organization for the. event,
but each time message was received
/ from him in which he-requested that
( the date be postponed as he would be
/ unable to come as previously arrang-
ed. This, of course, spoiled the ar
rangements made by the grotto. After
/ MIR. Gerard had completed his tour OF
/ the west and returned TO Chicago,
where he was engaged to speak day
or two before being scheduled for his
visit to Rock Island, he wired MIR
Hildebrandt that it was imperative
that he hurry to New York at once
and therefore would be unable to come
to Rock Island as planned He stat
| ed, however, that he would surely
make Rock Island on his next trip
/ through the middle west which he ex-
pected to start upon in the next three
weeks.
/ Not having heard from Mr. Gerard
since his message from Chicago, MIR
Hildebr8ndt a few days ago wrote the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07
DELEGATES DEPART
FOR RED CROSS MEET

The four delegates from the local
chapter Of the American Red Cross de-
parted last evening TO attend the cen
raj division conference TO be held at
he L9Salle hotel, Chicago. tomorrow.
The delegates from this city are: Mrs.
C. l. Silyis and Mrs. D. n. Simonson,
INSTRUCTORS for women w. 5. Parks.
civilian relief, and r. A. Murphy, f.
nancial committee. They will return
Thursday evening.
Harvey =. DAWSON chairman Of the
Red Cross war council, and Harvey d.
Gibson, general manager, will attend
al of the meetings, The conference
y being called for thorough invesu-
CATION OF the REORGANIZATION OF the Red
Tross with view to strengthening out
iiiiicpties experienced by the chap
ters Mr.. Dayision and Mr. Gibson will
give the public at large an accounting
If the Red Cross stewardship Of the
200, 000, 600 found, describing just how
he money is being expended and how
he work of the Red Cross is being
conducted both in Europe and this
sountry..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07
ARGUS SANTA CLAUS
COMMITTEE READY
BEGIN XMAS WORK

Following its custom of other years
The Argus will again this year en-
deavor to care care for the poor kid
dies Of the city at the holiday season
working through The Argus Santa
Claus committee. C. F. Huthmaker
has asked The Argus committee the
honor and privilege Of this year in
augurating the fund by giving a con-
tTibution as a nucleus about which the
fund is TO built. The Argus Santa
Claus committee will be ready from
now on to receive contributions of
money for the fund and will soon take
I'D is work OF investigation as TO the
condition OF the poor Of the city.
beginning its eighth year the com
mittee feels that it has big uudertak-
ing on its hands TO provide for the poor
kiddies Of the city but the fund has
become an established institution and
will receive the support Of generous
public which has never failed 1t in
spite Of the fact that large demands
are icing made on the generosity OF
( the public at this time
It seems hardly necessary to state
/ the object OF the fund, so well estab
/ lished has it become, but for thos'
who are newcomers in the city i
might be explained that The Argu!
Santa Claus committee composed o
women entirely familiar with ever.
phase of work among the poor, pro
vides Christmas cheer for every kiddi'
lin the city who otherwise would b.
denied that prerogative of every chilli
at the glad holiday season. Each cas-
Of such q character reported TO tn
committee is personally investigate
and during the weeks preceding tn
holidays a house to house canvass
made that no poor children will b
overlooked by the good patron sain
as he makes his rounds on Christina
morning.
Contributions are received at TIL
Argus Office and are duly acknowl
edged by the secretary Of the com
mittee. Upon the completion Of th
fund the committee purchases article
suitable for Christmas gifts for chill
dren. wraps and labels and deliver
+ them the day before Christmas,
treat in the way of candies, nuts an
fruits accompanies each gift, and a
earnest effort is made to see that ever
child in Rock Island has a merr
Christmas and marred by no disaI
pointment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07

we have been very careful about
warning the men to be sure and close
the door in going TO. and fro. Be
sides notice TO this effect Is posted
in each room These men who come
from other cities to work on the ar
senal. as rule, are heads of families.
and DESTROYS of comfortable places to
stay, and far from a rough set. There
fore they should be provided with
everything of the best as far as pos
sible, as they are doing their duty for
the country Just the same as the SOL
der.
If some plans are not made very
soon to house the many men who are
walking the streets looking for place
to stay they viii soon return TO their
homes, We have refused rooms to II
men today, ali of them claiming they
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07
\ CLEAR CONPL EXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. F. Nj. Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for !iyer and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made Of few
well-known vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You viii know them By
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers On the
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison
Gus matter in ones system.
Hyou have pale face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pinples, coated tongue, headaches a
Iistless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts.
inactive bowels, you take one of DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for a time
and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomei--now and
then Just to keep in the pirk of condition.
l0c and 25c per box. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07
.f1cQkypllpIt

Rock Island, H., Nov. s-Editor
The Argus: Since the shooting of one
of our roomers last Sunday morning,
it has, been circulated to some extent
that our front-door is left unlocked.
Such is not the case, We have given
up our rooms on the second floor 10
assist in housing the arsenal men.
Each man receives an outside night
lock key, also key to his room. II
the outside door Is left open 1t is the
fault Of the roomers.. Realizing that
the city is full Of crooks. burglars, etc,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07
PATENTS TO LOCAL PEOPLE.

toptcIdI 10 TIC ATSus.J
Washington, d. C., Nov. THESE
patents have just been granted VIII
fred Shurtleff, Moline, fuel feeding de-
vice: Joseph Folzin. Rock Island.
water heater; Harry S. Dickinson, Mo-
line combined cutter and joiner; S. f.
Smith, Moline. seed discharging mech
anism.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-07

former ambassador at his hotel in
New York for definite reply as To
whether ofAnot he would come to Rock
Island To this letter Mr.. Hildebrandt
has received the following reply
Il am very sorry that / could not
make Rock Island on my trip west
You have been so persistent in your
kind invitations TO visit Rock Island
that | am going to try to make the
trip even il I have to go there for
that purpose alone. VIII LET you know
later. Sincerely yours,
JAMES W. GERARD.
While Mr. Gerard mentions no date
for his intended appearance here, the
Amoo grotto feels certain that the
next time arrangements are made for
his visit there will be No disappoint-
ments follow.