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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31
Gave Her an oneninu.

you know this shopping crusade,
my dear?'
"What about it,"
you ought to carry your packages
home"
''Thats right And could do Il
nicely If l had a charlottesville
Courier-Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31
oivina a Guess.

my coat OF arms is three lozenges
on blue field"
III bet know how that origin
ated."
"Eh2
"Thc founder OF the house made his
money in cough drops
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31
4 The Newest Theology.

A bdylFtt recent examination lin
ScriptuRsITas asked where Cain went
after he Hiped Abel. He replied that he
vent to H9d. Thee teacher wanted to
Vhow INV he made, that out, He said
Its Id the chapter, sir, that Cain,
after he had killed Abel, went to the
land of Nod."-Christian Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31

InseTs hke birds and animals, have
their dalIH naturalists say. But the
soundsftlisy produce include the CUB
bling tQgAher Of theirtiimbs or Wing
covers and the vibration OF their
wings, s9lthey cannot always be spot
en- Of hslYolces. Flies and bees un-
doubtedly mean something when they
hum lHidHE and louder. &!A"l ag
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31
NHsscts snsuaae.s

seszss asaxsg n,rs;s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31
Great Discovery.

Crawford see that there are 1907
600 varieties of beetles. How did they
ever find that out?
Crabshaw-Some fellow who owned
q bungalow in the country must have
tried hanging lighted lantern on his
front porch,-The Lamb.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31
An Insult.

"That burglar insulted me-"
"How?"
"He demanded my money or my
life"
"WellW
"All had with me was sixty cents
and he took that in preference to my
life"
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All Gone FEELING.

"Some men," said Uncle Eben. rs so
smart dat when dey gifts through talk
in you don't feel helped none. You
ses' feels kind O. lonesome an iGnor-
ant"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31
WHEN TONGUE is COATED

your liver is torpid and Is affecting
your stomach and bowels. To rouse
your liver, take the little, purely vege-
table and mall ways satisfactory
Hoods Pills. They relieve biliousness,
constipation, all liver ills. DO not fri
tate nor grippe. Price CSC, of druggists
or G. /. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-31

ADid you notice the De Swells' after
noon receptionf"
Eyes; frightful jam. Mrs. Heavy.
weight had, her arm broken"
'Dear mel Howl"
"She happened to get in the way
when the refreshment room was
opened"
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau.
 WASHINGTON.-The use of small scf ooners in the North Atlantic carry ing trade is one of the commercial in- novations brought about by the Euro- pcaa war and the resultant great shortage of tonnage, American consuls n Canada have reported to the State Department.
 Twelve small steamers and 55 sail- iny vessels, all lumber-laden. have been dispatched to Europe during the fl,st eight months of the currant year by one New Brunswick firm. Nearly all the 56 schooners were of about 200 registered tons each, with carrying alucity of not more than one tenth that of an ordinary lumber tramp.
 Most of the little schooners are D; nish- owned, and before the war were regularly engaged in trade with
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30
NAVY TO GET OIL LANDS
 IN COLORADO AND UTAH

arid regions so there would be slight loss from the agricultural point of view. Some of them are in the Green River formation rich in the sort of shale which in Scotland has been made by destructive distillation to produce vast quantities of oil. This shale also will yeild 10 to 15 per cent of gasoline and also ammonium sulphate, valua- ble fertilizer.
 Secretary Lane, Secretary of the
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ference between them. He points out tfat large areas such as the Yosemite ard the Yellowstone should be per manently maintained wholly for their sce' Ie n.arvel3 without regard to t't material side of the question. As to national fo..xls a different policy may bC pursued, says the Secretary. be- cause 1t is the program of the Gov c,rm,..t to s.l' timber off these res ervations as 1t sees fit. The report
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points out that the Grand Canyon of whereas it should be placed in the park category.
 The Secretary urges wise legislation in handling the public domain situa- ton in the United States. He says that there Is constant pressure in Congress for the invasion of the great national forests by private interests. IT.. cu''ng of Alaska's great forests Is
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

Navy Daniels and Attorney General and Congress to keep for the Govern mcnt large areas of land in several western and Pacific Coast states which they declare, would make a valuable
 the United States Navy, which 1t Is predicted will ia a few years burn mo- thing but oil as a fuel
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

According to the Affidavit of Fred Patchin, accompanying returns made to the District Court at Juneau, 22.- 550.000 salmon fry were released from the Fortman hatchery near Loring by the Alaska Packers Association for a period beginning July l, 1915, and ending June 30. 1916. Releasing this number of fry pays the federal tax of 50550 cases of salmon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

Pacific News Service. Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON. Secretary of the Interior Lane has recommended to President Wilson the withdrawal of 45.o00 acres of land in Colorado and S6.ooO acres in Utah for purposes of naval reserve These lands. it is es- i.mnttI. w.ll yield 5o0.000,O00 barrels of fuel.
 The areas recommended for with drswal by the Secretary lie in semi
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau.
 WASHINGTON, Recommendations fol establishment of clear cut policy for the administration of national parks and national forests are con- tary of Agriculture Houston, submitted to Congress recently. Secretary Houston says that the parks and the ft rests should be administered sep elately because of the essential dif-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30
GOVERNOR STRONG REPORTS
 ALASKA NOT APPRECIATED

ard says its advantages are far su- countries. which have a population of l0,000.O00. The Governor urges gener- ous appropriations by Congress to bring Alaska to higher state of de- ve'opment and advocates a campaign to bring more settlers there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

the Alaska Bureau of Education. is arranging for big educational cele- bration to be held in the near future. Natives from the towns of klawack. Hydaburg and Metlakahtla will par ticipate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

Pacific News Service. Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON, D. C.--Alaska Is neglected and unappreciated by the people of the United States according tc John F. A. Strong, Governor of the Territory who has just filed his annual report with the Secretary of the Interior. Governor Strong says
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

Twenty-three prisoners were served nearly three hundred meals in the Ju- neau jail In the month of October at a cost of twelve and seven te2ths cents per meal It is presumed tur- key and cranberry sauce were omit ted from the daily fare
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

A cargo of 12,O0O pounds of Alaskan halibut brought eleven and thres- iour.hs ceats per pound few days ago in Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

C. E. Whitney has been appointed First Aid" man at Kern Creek. on the government railroad. He formerly held a similar position on the Alaska Northern railroad during construction days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

It Is reported that nearly TOO per- 5ons, most of whom had been employ
 u on the government railway at An -i.orage and vicinlty during the past summer left on the Cook for the . Lates on her recent voyage south.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

A 12-pound cabbage raised by a IS on display in a Juneau grocery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

James Dempsey. an old timer of ,Tu- neau, held his first conversation over a telephone recently ia that city,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

|Cngress has not provided adequate governmental machinery for Alaska and consequently the Territory suffers. Governor Strong points out that Alas ka has returned more wealth to the United States than any other outlying
 ycssession. He urges a constructive rt ilroad building program for the Ter
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

 TEMPERATURES

Following Are the lowest recorded temperatures for this year and lasl on the days designated. The minus sign before a oumber means below zero.
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SMALL SCHQ0MERS ENGAGING IN
 ATLANTIC LUMBER TRADE

Baltic ports They have reaped a rich harvest in their transatlantic ven- tures. the freight rate for neutral Ves- scls from New Brunswick to European
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ports being S102,20 per standacd. w:''ch is approximately ten times higkei than the rate prevailing before the outbreak of the war
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

A rancher at Haines, Alaska, has advertised in the Juneau papers for cattle to raise on share. He says he
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

The Bird Creek Lumber Company. operating near Anchorage. has receiv- cd a O. horse power boiler which will be installed in the mill for additional power for the plant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30
ALASKA NOTES

The number of pupils enrolled In tho Cordova public school at the end of October was 59.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

The Nome Bowling Clubs alloys arc ow open from noon to midnight
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

Gus Holmberg, manager for the A. C. company at SaAlnak, reports that his company has taken upwards of 100000 codfish this season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

has range and hay for 75 head of cat tie and that they will pay big divi- dends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

ritory and thinks steps should be taken to open up the agricultural and mineral resources of Alaska. The fact that Alaska has but 50,000 white peo- plc Is due to the fact that the Terri toly Is not understood and unappre- ciated, the Governor says. He com
 pares the Territory with Scandinavia
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

An auto with four occupants oo pleasu bent. turned turtle off a trestle near Kitchikan recently and the occupants had a narrow e .ape from serious injury.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30
SEC, LANE WANTS PARKS
 AND FORESTS SEPARATED

annually advocated by certain inter- ests. the Secretary reports. He says that once the Government has taken over a national forest and spent mill lions of dollars in putting it into shape 1t would be unwise to open it up to business interests for speculative pur- nnaes
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

c. W. Hawkesworth in charge of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-30

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NQiierte Qntuortell
Yrdi. &iliull beutel
.JnRaIt Scr 1tcte BON scr 1relt NIT spannmn9
ertpartct, Siirftc icccd1 crit in ciniecn
Ga0en bekannt tucrcen.
7nseblie seeen seuA6en stOls mnS ,ltadbt

liierten beIaiien fper0e, i1gte en-, onB
0aS, mas ertpitnidt niiroe, ebe bic
9Iaiierten in ullterbdliolungen tretea
fontlten, folgenoes Iet: bic SGltbe-
rltng 8elgien8 uno Der @ebiete Der
tleinen @6lfer BON ben Deutiten.
bic @nti91Oigung al[er 0ieier B0lfer
fir oos l1nre6t. ous ibnen nngeton
iporoen iet uno Die ltnterseihnung
ieitens 3eittinlanos eines Ocfu-
merlts oes Sr.eoens, bas bon Der ms
ternotionalen nornliihen &raft Der
geiumten 8elt nltfre9t erboIten
ioir0.
ssSSn 9e3ug ouf 0eltldLotios Grte.
Oensangebot iagte 9ornes: r8ir
fonnen feline 9eoinglmgen NIT eineln
niIOen 8ielt obiaIieBen, rno Die bon
ben g[lliierten gegebene AttiDort mar
Oie eirl8ige m0gIi9e gtntiport. ggir
ale miini6en ben 5rieoen, ober Der
bette 8eg, i'm 5u eriangen lit Der,
olle 5rieoen5geoonfen 5lt berbaruer.
Bis mir 0os erreiAt boben, mas mir
our6 oieien Grieg eraielen pollten.
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HandS0s Derlilite bis
ictt $500 111attn! /!

Sttafpa, Ont, 10. San. - 9it
fonaoii6en garlitite felt 8e9inr
oes arieges bis gum 81. 9e3ember
1916, Elm 3eitraltm bon 20 no.
naten 6etrogen im gon5en 6S,29C
Wianm.
@etotet t0,S54; an @ermltn0uf.
gen geitorben 40iO; an arantbei.
rem 9eitorben 4S4; got9eglaubte l..
los; berlpmloet 4s.454 perMiBt 2,
$40. Die gerluIte I'M Sabre 1915.
ais aonaoa mlr cine 0ipiiion on
Der 5ront iteben bate, belieIen Tid,
i'm g0l8en auf t4.453 @tann. gSdb.
reno 0es beriloiienen 9Sabres nit
bier Gioiiionea be8iffcrten ii6 Die
einbuBeu I'M gnn8en auf 53,S37
Wann.
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DDS ,,ltltimatMm"
an 6ricctcltlanS!
Die AlIiierteu nslaubsn", Suf es
Dom griedJiidDen aroarat
Gn0cnUmmen iuirO.

9(tben, TO- San. - Ser grie1i.
ide arourot lit angebli1 cntl9loHeu,
Die aIs uItinlatlim 3u betradtenoe
9fote Der glIiierten on Die grte6ia
idle &e9ierltng on3uuebnen. (QlufJ
ale friiberen gtoten Der glaiierten
bot er angenommen, lDelligltens nn6
Weinung Der 2llliierten, nuhber ober
itellte es iib berauS, oob 80flig @on.
ltnntin oen Diplomater Der @nteflte.
inddte an S6lolbeit nett iiberIegeil
uno @leibes nit @leihem oergolt,
iih nGnlib i'm n9aotenld)retben"
iibte, uno 10 lpirb 0ieiem Ultima.
tum" Der 9lIliierten nobl nod elm
ipeitereS folgeft Ons ieitens Der eries
hiihen gtegierlmg nit elmer 9fote
6eantiportet per0en iuir0) Die 9lls
liierten beiteben in ibrem llltilnotum
Ooraitf 0nB @rie9enlano btnuen AS
Stun0en cine 9lntiport 5u Ienoen bot.
glae ferneren glusflit6te Der griedis
idlen &egierlng per0en rtdjt fl1ebr
anerfonnt meroen. 0os Ultima
tltm" berlongt, Dab @riedenlono ouf
Die 5oroerungen Der glIiierten, 0ie
am 81. 9c5enlber eeitellt ipl;rOen,
eingebe. 0ieielben louten oabi1,
OaB aae griediidben StreitfrGfte auf
elm W}iniuum re0u8iert neroen,
taitni groB gcnug, ole 0rbnilng i'm
2dnoe nufredt al er6oltcn; Heier.
biltenberiammlimgen in alien Ieilen
@riedenlonos noroli6 bon aorintb
iino lu1teriagt; gntloIil,ng dller ge-
fongen geholtenen gnb1nger 0es @r-
Dftniiter. Rrdii0enten geni3elos; for
meIle glbbitte pegen Der glngriffe
auf Die 3ruppen Der gIaiierten rnO
beren @eianoidaftsgabduoen; Qen.
0erurg i'm aommnnoonehiel Der Gr-
item @riehii6en glrmee; gerlebllng
aIler griedilhen Truppen aus Gbei.
iolien mad Dem Geloponnes. {9is
Jest bat Die grie9ii6e Hegierltng ies
nen 6or0erlmgen nod III feiner Sin-
iiftt entiprodcn)
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lsaltaS. Grmtiniiter
qlsatic3t Blccb!
Seitebt Sarnuf, Saf oSu6ensOllern-
sIntufratie" seitiir5t lucr.
Den rlnR.

geem gorf, 10. San. - Cir Sam
Sugbes, ebcnaIiger fonooii6er @fi.
niiter fiir MiIi5eu ln6 2anoesbertei,
otglinq, erflGrte IN elmer Reoe boz
Dem guno0ian Stub in geelu g)orf,
ieiner glniidt nod lpitroen Die On.
tente. .Mddte auf ben Gtur3 Der so.
benaoaerr. autofratie" bel a6faliltng
ibrer acknowledgements beitcbell,
a9ie 9lIliierten f1npfea fir Bic
Rehte Der 0lenIdbeit, einidliebhd
0es tiihtigen oeuti1ell golfes", iag-
te Serr Sngbes. g5ie f1inpfen fir
Die Bieoerberiteaung 9elgieng, SOL.
lali0s (2), sSrdnfreihS, 8olens, Hu-
moflieus, Serbiens uno Dtonte.
negros.
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Ser eSeinO iiber 0etl
seretb gtlpOrtcn!
Der Sie0cs3M0 Ser ccmtld1cn DcrbiinSctcr IN
tsMmdnien 3dlt alt; rcr5ueifcltc 6ceefs
tpcbr Hcs Seinces perocblid.
Gdslid perScm uicle @efanseme cimsebra

beniteIlungen ait beioen Seiten oes
Sulita Goles, oie mir ibnen ent-
riiien botteu 5uriid5uerobern 0ie
glngreifer erlitten ungentcin ldpere
8erluIte an &oten un0 8erpunoe-
ten. Ser 5eino Duroe in norolis
der 9tidtlng i'm Galilnt Gale 8lt-
riidgetrieben. Sdpere rltiiii9e gIn-
griffe amiiden Der aiilte nno belu
gaaroca See (9figo 6rort) purOen
BON uus iiegrei6 obgei6lagen.
gln Der strilmo 6ront untcritabs
men Sic Grippen Der 9taiierterl
einen erfoIgloicn gtahtungriff.
@aS bic 6rausOIen iasen.
Gnris, 10. San. - 0ffi8ielI miro
gemel0et. 0oB Die lebte gtaat auf
Der gan8eu 6ront einen rubigen
8erlauf nobm.
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NlkHSl
1DicbtiGc lsaitslerz
Reese ertp0rtet1

glniteroan iiber 2onbon, 10.
San. = Gie bteitge 8eitung oSUO"
mill ous Berlin erfabren buben, 6oB
Der oeutihe &eidsfon5ler Weitte Ga
.nuar cine tpi6tige &e0e itn Reids-
tag 5u balten geoenft. In lpelder
er 8eutidlonos SnItllng, nodoem
Die SrieoelI5nngebote bon Den aliier.
ten abeeiuieien itno, fInr Iegen miro.
Ntan eripartet in Berlin iebnli6lt
Die glntinort Der @ntentemG6te u1tf
Die 8ilion.gtote. 0eutiAlan0 miro
aud ml Die neutraIen M1d)te, tuel6e
lid 5u @ullten Der g8ilion>Ictc
nlsgeipro9en baben cine @rflGrlrlg
abgeben.
2on0oL 10. San Ieid8fan3-
fer getbntannsSollpeg iuiro ou Is.
9yomlnr I'M 9fei1Stog cine tuttbtige
Grfldrirng obgeben; er miro, fpie e8
beiBt, Die beridJieoenen fsrieoenSan.
gebote anaIplierett. I'm Oie 0tei.
mlng Der NIT 9eutidfano berbilrt
oeten 2Gu0er auspibOlen. miro Dem.
n1dlt in Berlin eine &onferen5 Ser
Wfinilterprdii0enten DerleIben itott.
fin6en lno mad oerielben lit cine
aonieren5 Ser &arlamentsprdiioen.
ten anberallmt moroen.
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Scitat itintiitt fir
trcGcncs DaIbinotcn!
gefiirmOrtct nit 55 gesea 80 Stim-
men giaFiibrnns Der TrObibitiOn
i'm Siltrift Columbia.

8oi6inaton, 10. San. - 9ie
Sbepporo Notwithstanding, mel.
DIE 0en 8erfoitf bon berouidetoen
@etr1nfen i'm 9iltritt Columbia Der.
bietet, ober cine eeringe 3ufubr Der-
ielben fiir ben peri6nlifen @ebraitdj
geitattet, puroe eeltern na9ntittag
pom Senot nit 55 gegen 80 Stim-
men angenomnen.
Ger 9l6itinlnltng ging cine 9e.
batte noruus, bic nlitllnter reht er.
bittert mar. Die @aIlerien parert
Sur $Glfte nit fSrauen beiest, ipel1e
m1breno Der 9ebatte ibren @efiib.
len in 10 laiiter gSeiIe g[us0ruf ga
ben OoB Der 8oriiben0e oes Senots
orobte, Die @aIerien rGumen 81 laI-
Ien. gIls ober oas &eiuItat Der 9[b.
thinning befnnnt nurbe, erfolgte
bon ben 9lnbGugeri1 Der 8orloge etne
tolenoe 3enonitration.
SIR bic 8orlage ltinlntte: Demo-
fraten glibburt, 9rednam, 8arrorr,
Chamberlain Gbilton, SSSobnIton bon
Silbs0afoto, &ern, &irbp, 2ea, Rar-
tin, Mtpers, Gbermon, 9Sittmon
GonsDeG, Gobinion, Sbafrotb,
Sbepporo, SbieIos, Simmon8,
Smitb bon Georgia, Smith Don
Mnrplano, Smith bon Siio-garoli-
na Slpanion, 9bomas, 3bompion
8orboman 8alib, 8iIliamS-2S.
Nepublifnner 8orab, groOD
Glapp, Glorf, @untntin5, Curtis,
9ulingbom, Sal, 6ernalo, @allin-
ger, @ronnn, 3one8, aenDon, @tc-
Gumber, gfelion g}orris, 9Iiber,
Sage, 9oinoerter, Sberman, Smith
bon Midigan. Smoot, SterIing,
Sutberlano, 3olpniello, 8dtfou
8orf8 -27. 8uIammen 55 Stim.
men fir Die 8orloge.
0agegen: Gemofraten - gonf-
beao, 8rouiIaro, GuI6erion, &nro.
mid, Sithcod, Sugbes, @uitnle,
Sones, Sobnion bon Mnine, See,
2efpis, glartine, gieiplanos, 9'@or-
man, 8belan, Gomerene, 9feeo,
SouIs6ltrp, Slnitb bon g(riaona,
Stone, 3iilluah llnoertpooo %.
Hepublifoner IT Granoegee, Colt.
Gupont, 4or0ing, 2ippett, 2ooge,
Mc2eau, Qenroie, @olosmortb.
@eefs-10. 8ulnmnten 80 Stim-
men gegen Die 8orlnge.
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2onoon 10. San. Die glnt-
mort Der 9Illiierten auf Die 6rie-
oen8note oes Grdiioentn 8tlion
miro nogliherneiie beute Dem ame-
rifonii9en 8otibafter Sbarp in 9a-
ris iibergeben, bod oiirfte Oieielbe
ni1t Dor glblauf mebrerer Gage ber-
offentlidt peroen; man 1T ndnlIid
oorin ilbereingefonrnetL ouB Der sS1-
bait Der 9lntport 5lt gleider 3eit in
europa luto @nerifa befai1nt gege-
ben Dcroen ioa. 9ie ip1te 4bieft-
bune Der 4ntmort lit feinesipegs ouf
cine MeinungSberi1ieOen betreffs
Der 9bfaiiung oerielben 8ltriidaufiib-
ren; bielnebr mar man ii6 bon
bornberein flor baritber, onB es mtr
cine 9[nttport geben fonne, un0 Oieie
lit IN Dem Gotuntent elltbnlten, man
bat MIR nod ettpos ON Dem S6rift-
ititd qefeilt uno Der Bbroieologie
ben ridtigen oSdpung" berIieben.
SSn Der glntluort lperoen Die &riegS-
8iele uno Der &riegS3ped Der aGiiers
ten big aufs &ipfel9en bonn Il" an-
gefiibrt, 10 onb OIL Dem Document in
feiner 8eiie 8u tiifteIn uno au ber-
teln lit. Ga tper0en mir mieoer
etpus re6t gaettes au b0ren befout-
menD
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1ocrb0r iibcr cas
2lSanicns6cIcb!
geiSe Seitsn iitdlen sit beiueiieu, Oaf
iie I'M &edte iiuO,

@olbington, 10. San. 9ie
3e6tSouipGlte 8alfer 8. Shines un0
eSobn @. SSobnlon, ipelAe Die Giien.
babnen pertreten, erfldrten bel Oenl
geItrigen 8erb0r Dor Dem 0ber6ur-
0esgeridt, ouB Ser &onereB nidt Dos
Reht babe, iogenanrte 8obnl0bne.
@eiebe all erlalielL in neIheu be-
itirnnte 2obne feitgefett pur0en.
Sic idgten ouBeroeut, OoB 0os @e-
ieb obne ri1terli6e 8er0olmetl9ung
ni6t burhgefiibrt meroen tonne, llno
0aB 0o8ielbe nit Der &ontroftfrei-
belt I'M 8toeriprlt6 ltebe.
SSobnIon grtff Die Snit an nut
pelher 0ieieS @eies bonn &ongreB
01rhgepeitI6t tpor6en mar nnO be-
ftano barauf, onB OaSielbe nihts an
oeres ais elm Die 90bne erbobeilOes
@eieb iei. 9(uf ben @inpono, OaB
ooS @eIeb 0o5u ongenomn1en porDen
iei I'M einen Streit 81 berbinoern,
rief SSobnion aus: aSmo mir 10.
lpeit getomnten onB 2el,te, Die nit
einen Streif orOben, beIobnt per.
benz SD mill biernlit nidt Die
M}1nner, ionoern 6ie Ntetbooen ber-
gleihen ober mir tonnen ebenioaut
cine 8anoe StroBenr1uber fouien,
Inn ben Sonoel 5u nrterbiroen. q
6ranf Saeerman non 4anlas Gi-
tD, Spe5ioloiiilteilt oes @eneroIor.
paIts, berteioigte IN ieiner SdIuB.
reoe OoS @eies ntittelit einer einfa.
den fletnen gIen6eriing IN Der Bud.
fiibrung Der 9abnen fir ourdfiibr-
bar.
9ns gerbOr miro beute fortge-
fiibrt.
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RMiiiict,cr premier
Grcpcff rcfienicrt!

2ohoon, TO- San. = 9etrogrn0er
Gepeiden 5ufolge baben g2iniiter.
pr1iioent 9lleronOer Srepoff imo Der
@iniIter oes 0ffentlideu ltnterridts
Sygnatieff reIigniert. 6iirit Golibi-
lie, 9iitglieo oes ruiiiidlen gfeidls.
rats nno Senntor, iit gum Miniiter.
prdiioenteu eruuut por0en lno Sc
nator aulditsfD lit 5um Aadfolger
SSguatieif's oltserieben noroen. 9te.
ratoff lit jest 0litglieo Oes 9ieifs-
rats. (Srepoff lit Elm geihporener
lelstihellieinb.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
11iSrScr Parrp Gbauu
ipisSer i'm Sd1larnaIIcl! !!

9telD gorf. 10. Sdr. Snrrp
&. Sbaip. Der beriidltigtc gaiaiondr-
WlDroer, Der I'M Sabre 1915 aeiitig
geiulto erfl1rt uno aus Der Siren
anitalt entlaIien iDoroen mar, iiebt
iif ieiner franfbaften Iinn[ihen @e.
liilte megen pieoer Der 9Iitslidt ge-
geniiber, bintcr ShIoB un0 gfiegel
ait fonlnen. Gin 9erbaftungsbefcbl
lit ge8en ibn erloiien fuoroen, neil
er Den 16ldbriQen 5reo @ruup ST.
ans stnnias GItp, einen Gtiioenten
Der Sodimule, oen er al @eibn1h.
ten naf gtem gorf eingelooen batte.
in ieinem 5eiel in Sem gorf nab.
reno oes oeiIigen gbenos uno DER
oorniif folgeroen 9aad)t NIT elmer
0gitihe 0reinnl fait bis our geiir.
puuesloiisteit seidloeen bat.
0orldntig bat es Der ent1rtefe
hcritanoeu. iisl Der gerbaftuns at
elitsieben.