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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Die Ole Icnikripticn
Dor Iicb oeben icH!

8aibington, 2. @1ai. 8ern
aud Dos aonifriptionsipItem nod
nidt in alien ieinen @iu3el6eiten be-
FAINT lit, 10 fam man bod 0orauf
rednen, 0aB oabel in %foIgen0er 8ei-
lie Dorgegaugen ipar0en mir0: Nm
benz Gage Der Steaung miiiien ale
9aanner, 0eren utter nod feit5uitel.
len lit, iih an BEN StimmfaIten
ibrer 8abloiitritte meloen, Inn iidj
8u regiitrieren. Gle erbalten 0ann
cine aarte 8uggteat, ouf melter
arlgegeben lit, mann tie li9 3ur I'm
teriuGung 3u ltelen BADEN. 9riide-
berger peroen bon Der &oli3ei NIT
@epoIt nod Dem StelungsIofal qes
brndt meroen. Sdmere Strafe er.
bait 0erieniae, Der itd meigert. itdj
regiitriereH az Iaiien.
Inter ben Standardization
tperoen ale D~iejenigen bonn SoIoas
tenitanoe befreit ner0en, Die in Mtr.
nitionsfabrifeu arbeiten, oeren 4nge.
borlge bon linen obb0ngig lino, 9er.
fonen, Die ader6au treiben; Der 4rQ-
ii0ent miro 0ns nod nG6er be3eid
nen. Qanu meroen Die unteriudut-
gen atf Sallgtidteit borgeaomulen
mer0en; Ote untaugliden perOen 8us
r%itdgerpieien, Die 8augliden mliieu
SolOat mer0en. 9onn fommt Die
8tpeite aloiie (altere 2eute) beran;
auf nit oieien ntro nlf oielel6e
8eiie berfobren mer0en. Dos s5urns
rao miro ie0enfaaS entiheioen tuer
5uerit in ben arieg muB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

Sdon am eriten Tnao noh Gin.
tritt Der Erobibition iinb beridieoe.
ne 8erbnftnneen fpegen gerlesitnp
oes @eieses boraenomirlen morosH.
Der Critic, Der feitgenomnen nur0e,
mar 4nton Mlebiis bon Der tribe.
ren 8irtihaft BON Sernlun G1d.
fer, 601 iiiOl. 10. Ctr. Der nidt
nur elm SAB Bier in Dem 2ofol bot.
te, ionoern, ME Die i'm berboftenoen
BoliSiiten erfl1ren, 0usieIbe aud
ii6er Die 8ar fortgegebeu babe. 90.
bib Boiler bonn 8runsmif Sotel
tour0e ebenfaGs nrretiert, neil er
5ipei N~tiIi5ioI0aten gsbisfeD perfauft
batte. 8mei morfierte Dollars mur.
Den IN ieinem 8eiis eefunoen. 9er
8ritte I'M 8nnOe mar Der apotbeter
@iainm @eiqer, ser einem @tilis.
iolonten 8bigfen perfouft botte.
Sn bet0en SdIlen botten iid Sic
5olbaten 8u Spionen Der 8oIi5ei
bergegebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
i'm eiaenen Sufe onaeariffen.

Die 17.i1brige gitber 9l66ott
cine 5hiilerin ser Central Sod.
i6uIe uitroe 9ienstog obeno nod
ltbr, oIs iie ii6 aus Der Slide ii,
rer 8obnitng, 1T n6rOi. 90. Str
nod benz Sof begab, inn @tbfGlt
binaus at bringell, BON einem bort
beitnolihen @ann ergrifien, Der ibl
Die &anb iiber ben Mlil0 belt, lin
lie an Shreien Su berbitt0ern llitf
5t 8ooen mari. Gem irngen M1o-
6ete gelang eS i9lieBIid. ii6 log.
5ureibert un6 nod Dem Souie al
fIieben, poronf Der @eielle, ais 5ralt
3. e. 9(6ott, ibre gtuttcr. in Der
Cir eridJten, HeiBaits nobul.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Die a0ertar8te" SnmcnmuOc.
Sc titraer bic G0fc, bette gr6fcr BIZ
Gnffrase nadJ rSein-S dmnf".

Iefu gorf, 2. @ai. SIR Den
SutDelier beltebt trob Der ifpinoeIu0
in Die @obe gebenoen &reiie Ser
Wtaterialiiten rn0 Dem lmnler idnie-
riger meroerDen Smport foItbarer
Steine ltno SutueIm nod tmtner Elm
2t6tblif. 9os beiBt, ruenn bic
tur5en 9ofe Der bolocn 8eiblidfeit
0es 2an0eS fpeiter in Der D9o0e blei.
beh miro es nit Der 8roiperitat in
ibrem @etperbe uidt gang nbgeton
iein.
nSe hir5er Elm Rod, octo beIier
fir unsl" IieB iid Elm 5ulpelier
ihuun5elno berneBmeu mo filgte
birl3u, oab Der 8arfuuf pom ubreu,
Die am 51ibfn6aeL getragen per0en,
ieit Der aberflr5ten" Mtooe beoeu-
tend geitiegen lei. 4ber nod Elm
anberer Qrtifel ioa ourd bic neite
Mo0e iebr in 0adfrage gefoumen
iein. Gs lit Dies Elm 8onlpa0our,
Die 9ltoerbudie 8ortemonndie UNI
SpiegeL entbaIt ulo BORT getrageft
plrb, mo- bel ben Ghuljunger, Die
lange Striimpfe trngeu, bds
5trumpf6ono 81 iisen pilegta. Ger
beu1erfte bter8u, DnB. faas
Die &0fe nod fiir5er peroen, Die
mad 0ieien 9ompnoouren
nod bel GROCER iueroen pilr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Die uaticnalihMlGcn
Scr Britcn rielia!
Sas 6ritiide Sulf iuirO ictt ani
MatiDnen gciebt, 10 iuirO im
l~lntcrbanie 6efannt gemaft,

2onoon, 2. Mai. - Staotsietre.
tar auOreru 9pnQr Sam madtc beute
I'M britii6en llittarbaus betannt, oaB
ii6 Die britiiden decentralization
heute auf 3.S54000,000 9htno
Sterl. ($tS 499,000,000 belaufcn.
9ieie SduIoenInit lit uuerbort, iogte
Der Sfobamtsiefretdr. niemon0 bat.
te itd 10 etlua8 ie trduuten LATER.
Set ariegs6egim boben mir unie-
rem Gerbanoctcn Bic Summe BON
822 Miaionen 4funo Sterling &C.
lieben (beinabe bier @IllIiaroen Col.
lors) unO 142,000,000 &funO un-
ieren a~ronI1noern. Gurf Die ST.
bobuilg Scr G~a6afsiteuer meroeu mir
cine 0lebreiunobme bon ieh$ giilIio-
men Gfur0 erGaltcr.
9as britiide ariegsfabinett ge6t
Jet NIT Dem 8Iaue Inn, Die geDol.
ferltng sur Gpariamfeit at Stpingen
uno oasielbe ouf R1brune5mitteIra.
tionen 5u ieeen. 9ieie @titteilung
muroe beute BON Dem Mlitglieb Der
9tabrungsntittaI- Capt.
i'm britiiteu u~utcrbaaie
gemodt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Br0nc1tiftcr mcntc
Gcfdm9nis n~nSiinScm!
aam benz 9raHg, bic &raubafel
i1wingen, uidJt mi.
Seriteben.

@eluorf, 81. s. 2. @lai. Die
bieiigen 8eboroen ltno I'M 3Deifel,
mas iie nit George aeuber, einent
geit1noigen bielio6en 9ran0itifter,
anfmgan ioleL Oh Iie i'm ms Sr.
renbaits ODER altf longe 3eit ms
8uhtbniis ihifeu iollen 100 er
idon mebrere &ermtne iuegen 0es
glei1en 8erbre9ens ber6iiBt bot.
Ser 9rang. 9r1noe an34Iegcn,
lit in ae1tber 10 lHpioerltebIid, iuie
er iagte, DAB er iogar oaS @efdng.
mis- IN 8ran0 iteden moqte, po er
ieiner 8erurteillmg en~taegeniebt.
ST ertldrte, Iieber 5euertpebrmarm
81 ietn ano m0alihit bieIe 9r1noe
5t ieben, nls 9r1iioent Der Ser.
Stoater.
aeliber lit q Sabre oIt. Sem
lebtes gSert mar ole @indIheritna
0es 5obrifgebGu0es, ~ ct. fSrart.
els Ctr, gtetparf, Oas iueniae Sdtt.
ier bon ieiner BoDnuug eutfcrnt
mar. 3uH eriten Dale legte er 6ie
9rnnoiodel Dor nlgeF1br 8 sgabren
an eire Geibe &enementbdaier in
Better Aue., nobel er 0as 2eben BON
mebr ais bumoert oirunasloieb
idlaieuoen Mleniden iii groBtc @e-
fabr brahte.
Ser @einngene ieIbit iagte, BOB
iein eriter @eoanfe beim Gerloiien
oes @efdnglliiies mif nelte grono.
i%tiftuugen gerihtat lit. Sod icinen
eigenen SdaBuugen baben Die BON
ibnt an9elegten 9r1noe einen Sc.
iamtiduoen bon $4,000 argerid.
tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Nfpter arrna.gn0

Ger am 9ienstag im Gorteneal
@otel obgebnItene Boil gum Better
oes Soften arei3es tpar in ie0el
@iniidt Elm groBer grfoIg. gttuc
500 Berionen tparen o~nlpeieno, unt
Die G~innabmeu betr1tgen $4,02S.4 40
Cine Der @ouptnttroftionen biloett
Elm SoIotou6 bon 5rall GrDinl
8ranoeis Satin bon 6. So6r
9ranoeis, ais 9ierrot. in benz liC
ole enf8iidte, gls 3ngobe gat
5roa grnnoeis einen Gan8 81 Den
gtatiounIIie6ern, nobel 8pei mahti.
ge eleftriide 9anbesflogger eridie-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
MillicmcmldpminOcl
I'M PITTSBURGH, pa!
Wtiu yurfrr AniuaIt befdminSeIt awf
ireditc Aeiie Elm aroFes III.
nnu3naternebmen.

4Ittshurgb, a.. 2. MRot. Cir
SdtDinoel 10 grpBeH Stils, mite e.
ielblt IN Der @cidldJte Der miIoeiten
pefltlationen nod nid)t porqetorn.
men iein oirfte, Dur0e belte Ourf,
zen ltdotlihen gerliherrnasfommii.
lar 3. 2ennp G'gleiI aufee0edt, Der
ole gurer Der 4ittsburab 2ife nno
4rliit 80. elmer griinOllhen llnter.
ludallg u~nter5iebt.
9Qnna lit Die friiber qlduRenO oo.
ltebenoe @eieaidait i%nnerbaIb srpeier
1age bon einer Grippe Rep gorfer
e4romOters INN minoeIteus 81. !.
100000 beldutnOelt tpcroeu, bod
1Aslnt es fhcr, oIs ob 0ieie
Sdsulnoler nod nlebr ergottert ho.
ben. 8erbaftsbefebIe limo oeoen
oas &aupt Der 6hminoler, Den Stem
Dorfer ReftsanDaIt Clarence girb.
leae, oeIIen Sobn aeaog uno me6.
rere anoere erlaiien por0en.
Die Nittsburgb 2ife on0 Trnit
go.. ipelhe ii9 IN elmer nor8iialider
Inlaf5lelen Rage befnn0, batte mad
lhrem ApriIarsneis 9eftdnoe in
Dobe BON $24,000,000 nit Sis.
100000 &erltddrlmgen. Die &c.
leAihuft bate tn Stem gort @rlri0.
%elgcHtuul. Dos iie germ berfoufen
molte. Ter 9LrauoIt 8ir0iene, tat.
iadIih obne je0es 8ermoaen, a6er
mt eineta &re0it bon 100000, ben
e ourh Rep 0orfer 8~antber6in.
0atngpn iih 5n beridaffen mubte,
Tam bierber, Inn 0os @igentllm At
fallen, irno 0adJte iih, oa oaes mad
lpllten1 @unid 8u geben i6ien, Is
foilr0e nod better iein, fpenu er 6ie.
gan5e @eieaihoft iein eigen nennen
1onrte. DIT einem Sded bon
$4,000, Inn fth oos &orDerfatfs.
redt Der iaintlihea 9Lttien Ser sc.
lediddft at iihern. beritmo eg bic
8all0e, iih Die aontroae oeriel6en
at beridaffen erfpablte nm einen
Qirehoretrat BON 2euten, 6ie nad
ibrer &feife tnn3en muBten, uut6
plitn0erte bic 6eielidoft ans. Gas
1ieIelbe ieBt bnnferott erfldrt tuers
ben uluBte, 5euat onnon, ooB Die
geltobleren Sltmmen in Die 9daio.
men gebet ntiiiien, mo Die gan5e
Gperatlon. an Der Die @eieqfhnft
8ugrta0e giHg, mdbrte mr. mcnige
9aga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
9rai. Garransa Ieiitet Qmtscib.

StaDt Mferifo, 2. g9ai.-@enerol
8emitano Gnrrntt5a ~leiitate geItern
nadmittag ieinen amtsai6 ais en-
tier fonititutioneIler 8rdiibent Der
Gepu6lit W1erifo felt Der grmor0ung
oes 9rdiioenten maoero am %. Sc.
brunr 1913. Ger grGiioent fubr
orr6 Die SpoIier biIoenoen Grltp,
pen bonn 9atiounIpaIoit mad Der
9Gputiertenfammer unb Legte BORT
Den eio ob, Die relte aonititution
auf5ubaften un0 at b%efoIgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Gaming tuarnt pcf
cincili lanoen Rrieo!

8aigingtou 2. Mai. 8elte
fatto bier Die erite &onferens bon
8ertretern Der Deridie0enen Staaten
uno iol6el Der gun0esreoier1tna
itatt. ariegsiefretdr 8ofer Derlpies
in ieiner Aeoe auf elm einmiitiges
3ujamflendr6eiten Der etnseInell
Gtaaten nit Der gunoesreaierunq
mo fam duI Die aonifriptionspl1ne
Der Regierlitg 81 ipreden, bon mel
den er boffe, onb iie Die unteritl.
titrg Der Staatei1 iinoeu niiroen.
Der Regiitrierun9stag Der 6tel-
lliIgspflihtigen, idgte err, ioate eilt
alIgeHIeiner 6eiertag iein.
Sefretdr Gaming mar Der 4nlift,
DaB Der arieg laftge oouern Dar0e,
mogIidertpeife miro 0erielbe Elm Dol.
les eSabr onuern; uno oerielbe mir6
nuf 0ieler Settle oes atlaftiiden
G8eans allsgefofteu meroel, fpenrt
es ms nift geIingt, bas Mleer nit
tells Der &ol5idiffe, nit oeren San
unDer3iglid begonnen peroen ioa
5u iiberbrilden.
Geutidlmo, 70 iaste Earring bot
nod @orrdte, Die auf 5rpei Sabre
reiden, beiiet Giien uno ao9lpn III
idfDerer Mcnge unb berfiigt ilber
100000 aopf 9ieb, nm feline
Soloaten 81 erndbren. 4merifa
miIiie beihamt 0aiteben, Deun Is
MIR oesgalb IN ben arieg ge5ogen
1T, Tim Die aliierten NIT @jel0 5ll
AlteritiBer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
enobo. /. gldi 1917.

Omaha. 1. glai 1917.
@erter GeIegotl
1lnfere regelm1bige gerianmIIiifg
fatoet oielen Mnnot am /. 6reitag
Inn Mtoi Itatt, aIio fommeu0eu Grei'
tag abeno, Oen /. alat, inn Deit'
id)eu Sols. @eihdfte, Die IN Der
bin0ung NIT ben 0eutiden Sbeoter'
borltenungen at erle0igen iiuo, MA.
den Dies notia. @ir bofferL ooB
sic bereits nit benz 8erfnitf Der
Shnen augeian6ten 3idets bsgonrien
9oben iinO Jreitag abenb iiber bic
eriten @rfolge beridten fonuen.
9ieie @oriteuungen ioIItsn mir 81
einem groBen GrfoIg seitnIten. Ges.
baIb, perte 9eIegotch am 5reitag
bite boa3ablig 5it erideinei,. glit
@rtB, Sal. 8. Setter, Gr1iiOent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
0uppelmOrS nrS selbftmorouerind,

9idinion, g. g., 2. Mioi. - Der
6armorbeiter Mife Sbumet ermors
oete ieinen nobe EupIor fpobnen0en
@lrbeitsgeber. Den Sarmer Sane8
GolOmea ionic oeiien 5rai, uno
idoB ii6 onnu iel6it cine angel
ourd ben 2ei6. Seine 2uraeu fino
perIebt uno es lit tnenig 4tsiidt
borbai0eu, onB Der 8oppclmorOer
ON 2e6en bleiben miro. Sbumet
bate GoIopeIls So6ter borber @e.
malt an9etaL mo oje Gntoeditng
biernon mar Die 8eronIoiiuug gum
Streit, in oeren @erlollf Die 8htt-
tot polfiibrt nurDe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
sniffc pom 100000
Gcniaen IN elmer
mcd1e 5erit0rt!

abingtoH. 2. Mai.-2er 5e.
fradr 0es Snnaren teilte Sen Ser.
trrtern Der peridieoenen Staaten,
0le bier III aonferen5 berIonmelt
I10 nit, bob onrh Sau6boote IN
norlesfer @ode Shiffe BON 100000
1oTnengebaIt 5erit0rt Dor0en ifn0.
@ebt Die 3eritorung Der S6iffe
In oeulielben @erh1Itnig ueiter, iaq.
tt Der Sefret1r, 0ann lit Die gebol-
farlliig 5ranfreif8 urto GngIar08
0enl 8ungertooe preisgegeben. CT
gab Der 9offnling 41soruf, oab eg
oeuf arterifnniihen grfin6ergeiIt ge.
fgea miro, EN- 46pebrrnittel gegen
be lnuhboote 8u fin0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
O~ricdbcmkSnias
cPrlicbc 2temtralit6t!

@nibineton, .. 0ni.-@ciddfts.
TRIGGER @oltros bon Der grie6ii6en
@eian0tidJaft bat fOrrnelle Grtl1run.
gen oes aonigS 9onItantin utO Der
griediiden 9egierrng ner0fentIi6t,
IN oenen IN abrebe geitelIt miro. 6nb
ii8 Der 40nio bon oelttiden Gin.
iIitiien Ieitcn IieB ODER iemaIs oen
4Qiierten ieinoieIig 9eiinnt mar,
Aud per0en einigc, In ben Ser.
Stoatcn in umlaltf geiebte aSnter.
bicp8 NIT oem Sonig" fir poIlig
Grilmoeu erflGrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
BeNmtcntu0hL Ger
Permann SShnc!

Sim Jreitde ben 4. Mai, abenOs
S1a llbr, finoet i'm 9eutihen $ouie
Die i1brIide 8eamteuDobl Der Ser.
mnnn.2oge @r. SO, %. .. s. O.,
itdtt. gg lit 8fIiht zines jeoen @tit.
gIieoes, an 0ieier 8abl teil5unebs
men. Sur quite Grfrii6mgeu mad
getoner grbcit lit Gorge getrdget.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
8nm &iaista nartmurb.n

8s Mteines 2. 0iai. - @ene.
~naEattuaIt &aoner CAB bente be,
f0ant Dab In Gerbin0ung nit benz
ginisGa rArtInor0@ I'm Satire 1912,
noh ndt @erionea bingeidladtet
por0en uarerl, flr5 Dor Mortag
9gItIerIa6t III 9po Saf, So., cine
4Edloge erboben mlroe. SaDner
pfu5gite in einer @ode cine Ser.
aflang Die leuiafionea nirfen mir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
2imlnrrlenteitrrif-

Gtfpa $50 ar6eiter, peIde in 0er
oerifieOeuen bieiigen Cir mo Sen
iterrabmenfabrifeR nngeitellt limo.
gingen 0ienstag an ben 5treif, neil
ibnen mobl Die perIongte qrbeitS'
erbobung mo tiir5ere @rbeits3eit.
nber uidlt Qn%erfennung i6rer Union
5ugeitanoen murOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Wcitercr Nmcrikancr
Wpfcr cincs 1tsBccts!

Sonoon. 2. @oi. Gin britt.
ides @atrolboot brafte beite Die
gio6ridt bterber, Dob Der nnerifani.
Idle 3ampfer Rodingbam bon einenl
oeitti6cn Snidboot t%orpeOiert uno
berieitt mor0en iii. 33 Niann Der
geiasuug ipuroen gerettet, 10 Mtam
aber meroen bermtBt. (9IooDs ia.
gen Dob fem Gampfer 8oding6am
regiitriet ror0en IT'D
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Ginnerlei6nna Der @prprte.

Ger 4ntrog betreff8 Der GiH0er-
leibung bon 9enion prto GIorence in
Omaha tuliroe 8ien8tog Dem Sta6t.
rat sur eriten gerIeiutlg eingereidt.
Gr fp1t0e Dem Somitee 0eg @an5ert
ilbertpeiien uno miro nidlt Dor a6t
Sagn sur 8%erat1ng foinmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Grans. aommiifon fommt nift.

Senator &itdcod bat Dem Cont
merciol Club geitern telegropgiert,
bob Die @itgIieoer Der frqu5oiiifen
aommiilion auf ibrer 9feiie noh Dem
8eten 0maba feiuen 9eiu4 o6itat.
ten fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
dprbert ednbauQ fir sdiffs6nn

BeTDefr SgrB5UM mir SdutfsbGft,
4ep gorf, 2. @iai. gSalace
9oEUneD< elm befonater S6iff8.ar.
diteH,. for0erte Dor Der i'm Sotel
MFtor gum 19. Sahres. aonbent per-
f~aiIuHaIten s~iationoL MetaI gro0eg
AIioeidtion 4~lis0ebnuug 0eS GhuBs
5oIsBrtn5ips oltf ben S6iffsbau,
mo 5uor III @eitaH Der @emGbrntq
bon Sh6Hs-5 ubfoien. Quf Die
Eriparnis bon 100000 iolder
@tbfioien pro sSobr fabrte Der Ge0s
ner 5lsritf oaB mir I'M SATIRE 1913
Gng @eiaHtEonnoge bon ntft me6r
nl8 $4,000 gebdbt batten, gegen Ell.
ne efgliide tonnage bon 20,000,.
600, nobel aber in Die a~nerifaniide
Ealn6geaiffer nod Der 2aoerdrm
Bon bier Gonapfern Der @merifm
2ifie inbegriffen fei Die in 8abr-
beft aitsianoiiden aopitnIiften ge.
borfeI ober ullter ameritonilder
fHagae flibrcn, neil lire Giqentiiner
liA 0omit Die 5itbfi0ien fir gef6r-
0gruag Der dmerifdniiden Goit H.
6efn mDlfea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
2ienstaa bradte 1876 Refrnten.

1rob oes uidt iehr onganebmelt
8etters n1eloetn ii4 Gienstag 1876
geluerber fir Den ariegsoienlt. Sier.
bon entfdnt oaerOings bic be0eu.
ter0e Ntebrbeit u0mIid rs, auf Gin
coin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Dos Pams niTnmtt sic
liIitdrspcrl0oc an!
" " bic gr6his Seiuiaisnns fir
1tlitdr nnO 5IOtte, bic
jrmals O~aseiUeisn.

8aibtnaton, 2. Moi. Gas
9nns bat belite bic armee. unO Ma-
rlne'g eDiligirngsborIage I'M getrn.
ge bon $2,S27 .553, 65S-6ie gr0bte
ibrer art in Der 8eltgel6idte-mit
1862 gegeu l Stimme ongenoutmeu.
Ter So5idliit MeDer 2ouoon itiruul'
te oogegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

Mit Dem Ge0erItrif. Ser 9fuB.
Ion0 in cine &epubIif oerlponoeIt,
i6eiuen Die 8ermnnoIlmgen bod
ntdt gor5 gum abidlub gefommcn
5u iein. r
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
erliellen ie s1OO nnb apitrn.

8eti5cltIdfer 1taO0en 5at Die ne
gen lle6ertretlmg ops 8robibiiion
ses idal0ig befunOeneH Niaiiner
lelfcro gietus ual0 &ibDnfn ie IN
cine Straie Doa 500 geioaIuieH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Bonn 2uo aberFa6rcn.

Gin iuitger Maita, ipdbrlAeinli9
8ilis Su6ion bon Sbefftelo, Mo.,
rplroe Bel Gilmore Groiiing, ii0lih
bon bier, bon ben G10ern zines
5rnht5uges aernnoImt, ols er iih
auf oenieIben idpingen nolte, Inn
aIs blinoer &aiiogier mit8ufabreu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

abonnicrt auf Bic GdoIide Griblme,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

aa'Ea ait 1ie 1asliae 1rIblire.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
KANSANS SEEK LOCATION IN
COLORADO.

Arriving in the city Of Denver yes
terday was a party of Kansans from
Russell Springs, Kan, who are visit
ing Colorado with the idea of locat-
ing on state lands. So as to have a
thorough view, they came over in au-
tomobiles and were privileged to see
the Dearfield settlement and adjoin-
ing lands and are very favorably i'm
pressed The members of the party
are S. E. Cory, ex-county attorney OF
Logan, Kan; DR.. w. E. Cory, Albert
Wheeler, D. D. Shelton, j. @. Rice,
N. j. Smith, w. Tunbley and C. j.
Cory, who are satisfied that this is
good opportunity for the bringing
of a large number of Kansas farmers
and ranchmen who would greatly de-
velop our lands that are untouched.
We are glad to see such movement
on the part of our visitors and 1t
ought to serve as lesson for all time
that we should be more interested in
the improvement of our state and the
acquisition of homesteads, as there
are others who know the value and
will seize the opportunity when it
offers. Welcome, Kansans! May you
remain with us.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
However. they are very

millionaires. However, they are very
conservative and one would never
know of their holdings unless you
should make a trip through that coun-
try. They also have beautiful modern
homes, with all the conveniences of
city mansion.
These are positive facts that l have
observed with my own eyes, and it is
all through the efforts of this grand
old man. ] also met ]. Simmons, an
other great stockman. Many others
desired to meet, but failed on ac,
count of time.
On reaching Muskogee, l met Mrs.
Rebecca Turner at the station. l
soon learned that she was in the ho-
tel business and decided at once to
make her inn my headquarters. l
found her to be a native born and
a woman of note, with good business
qualities, accommodating, agreeable
and doing well in her line of bust
ness.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
sHRINERS' ENTERTAlNME EMIT.

With a beautiful sky o'erhead and
the moonlit rays pouring in abund
ance on Mother Earth, the Shriners
gave to the people of Denver another
of their famous mid-winter festivals
exhibiting their real fraternal spirit
and race pride in going to Fern Hall
which is under the management of a
man of color, for the event of last
Thursday evening. Artistically dec
Grated, presenting vari-colored ap'
pearance, the hall presented mag
nificent spectacle, relieved here and
there by the members of this distin-
guished organization, in their scarlet
headgears. which added to the scene.
Jackson's popular orchestra furnished
the music for the occasion and the
latest dances were exhibited by the
lovers of terpsichore, who were loud
in praise of the enjoyment afforded
them. The management of the event
deserves credit for the success at
tending their efforts and the Shriners
have also to feel proud that the pub
lie, knowing their specialties in the
line of entertainments, still supports
and indorses them.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
]. ] JEFFERSON.

did this wonderful character, J. ]. JEFF
ferson, who has passed his four score
years and ten, and came to Oklahoma
in 1882. He has a large and prosper
Gus family of nine boys and five girls
and is said to have been the wealthiesr
farmer in that community long before
there ever was an oil well in Okla
homa. He. has a very large family
connection besides his immediate
family, several grand children and
some great grand children
His farm is located in a beautiful
section of Oklahoma and is well
stocked, and with oil connections,
and today they are counting their
money by the hundreds of thousands
and some of his family are multi
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN M
e. CHURCH.

Twenty-third and Lawrence streets.
A. NJ Ward, minister, 1918 Twenty
third street Phone Main 5474. Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m, V. N. Wolf
skill, superintendent. Preaching at
II a. m. by Rev. A. C. Taylor. Glass
meeting follows at 1890 o'clock. Al
len Christian Endeavor league meets
at $50 p. m. Founders day. or the
146th anniversary of the birth of
Bishop Richard Allen, the first Negro
bishop, will be observed at 1880 p. M
with special services by the pastor
and extra music by the choir.
Good services were held morning
and evening last Sunday. Superin-
tendent V. N. Wolfskill is rallying the
little folks. The young and old are
wanted in the Sunday school,
Glad to report Brother John Oliver
and Sister Maria Fisher improved.
Others sick include Sisters Mcdonald,
Ellen Flemming, Eliza Hunter and
Brother r T. Turner and little Luz
ther Horton Walker.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
To take our people as a whole In
Oklahoma, they are all prosperous and
taking advantage of every opportunity.
B. C. CURTIS.
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

An important meeting of the COM
mittee on the boys work department
was held last Thursday evening to
talk over plans for the reorganization
of the department for the spring work
and to draft rules for some of the
activities soon to be undertaken. The
committee has in mind some impor-
tant measures which it hopes to put
into effect Chairman Parks and his
associates feel very enthusiastic over
the outlook. A plan is on foot to hold
a meeting with the fathers of the
boys, with a view to bringing about a
more complete and effective cooper
alton between them and the workers
of the association.
1t is expected that the new billiard
table will be installed at least by Sat
urday, the 10th, and all are looking
forward to it with much pleasure.
The Rev. Henry Irving Kohler, pas