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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
New X. OF c. Hall Better In
Many Respects Than
Y. M. c. A.
E BATTERY ENGAGES
IN ROAD-SKETCHING
Mess-Hall Windows Are Cow
cred; Fish Dinner Lu-
scious; Inspection
(By WALTER n. HUNTSBERRY.
Correspondent for The Ranner.)

CAMP SHERIDAN, Alabama, Nov.
1O--The band is certainly playing
some fine music at the present time.
We enjoy the regimental band very
much. When we come back and hear
a band playing it will not appear to us
very much because we will ne used
to hearing them.
The band gives a concert every
night beginning at o'clock and last
ing until o'clock.
The new X. of C. hall is opened and
a welcome to all. Lots of our men
go over there to spend the evenings.
In many respects it is better than the
Y. NJ. C. A. They have fine player
piano and some dandy pieces. 1t is
being played about all the time. The
writing desks are more convenient
and the writing paper is furnished
free. They have fine Columbia talk
ing machine. The building is about
20 feet by % feet There is large
veranda all along one side. This
building is filled with men every
night, just the same as the "Y."
The battery took up new subject
this morning. We Went out in sec
tions to do road sketching. Some pre-
fer doing this and others do not. We
made maps covering about one mile.
Some fine maps We're turned in to
the instructor.
Yesterday morning we took hike
and went through some fine pines.
We had an opportunity to rest among
the pines.
The openings that the screen COW
cred in our mess hall have had VIM
dows placed in them all around the
building to protect us from the cold
this winter. This Improvement makes
the hall more convenient to sit in
early in the morning.
We had a fine fish dinner today.
Tomorrow is inspection and every
body is busy tonight shining puts"
and shCes.s
Tar has been placed upon the main
street of the artillery camp. This
makes a very pretty street.
All the man are well and happy and
feeling fine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13

tiful idealist, but do not be faddist.
he a good business man, but don't
let business submerge you"
Rev. Shields laid particular empha.
sis upon the statement that no man
can AFFORD to permit his individual
business to occupy so much of his time
that he cannot relate to the interest
Of the community in which he lives.
ATTACKS FUNDS"
In this connection he said: at Is
shameful that our men are unwar-
rantedly solicited for general funds,
causing some to lose their taste for
community interests. The Chamber
of Commerce should have the interest
OF all men, not a few. Let every man
refuse to center his thoughts exclus.
ively upon himself or he will forget
how to move himself as in Mrs. Wig.
gins immortal rhyme
The centipede was happy quite,
Until the frog for fun.
Said Pray, which leg comes after
which"
Which wrought his mind to such a
pitch
lie lay distracted in the ditch,
Considering how to rum"
To avoid this, Rev. Shields advised
that each one should strive to have
sympathy with all industries and bus.
inesses instead of merely his own.
After urging that all citizens take u
larger and more active interest in the
schools and their betterment and that
they strive for moral reform, without
being the "reformer" of the unreason.
ing type, Rev. Shields closed his ser.
mon With an appeal that all would
unite in forwarding the campaign for
funds for the army Y. NJ. C.. A., dwell
ing upon the good work of this organ.
izatiOn during the war and asking the
question of his congregation, "If your
boy were in the trenches, would you
help the army Y. NJ. c. A. .?"-the i'm.
piled application of the question being
that if the organization were to re.
ceive help for an individual in case
his own sen was being benefited by
it, it in no way rendered anyone less
morally responsible to help merely
because he was fortunate enough TO
have no son needing it's services.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
CAMPAIGN To RAISE
CHURCH DEBT ENDS;
BAPT|STS GET $4,000
Tidy Sum Is Secured By Lo-
cal Congregation With
Weeks Work

With only week in which they
carried on an intensive financial cam
paign among the 1nembers of the
church for the raising of funds for
payment on the debt which was in
Cured in the remcdeling of their
church, the members of the First Bap-
tist church of this city raised $4,000,
according to DR.. G. r. Dye, pastor of
the church.
The members of the church who
were at the head of the campaign
were assisted by DR.. f. II. Devine of
New York city, who is national church
edifice secretary of the American
Baptist Home Missionary society and
who has had wide experience in this
line, lie left for his home in New
York Monday morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
MT. VERNON WOMEN
ARE PATRIOTIC; 1894
ACCEPT FOOD CARDS

The report of the work done up un-
til Nov. 10 for the signing of the food
pledge cards of the food conservation
campaign in Mt. Vernon is as fol-
lows:
Southwest section-Mrs. Sockman
and Mrs. Cramer, number of sigma
lures, 14j.
Northwest section-Mrs. Zemer and
Mrs. Adrian, 3G4.
Southeast section-Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. .Murry, 446.
Northeast section-Mrs. Craig and
Miss Helen Allen, 39S.
Elmwood and South Vernon-Mrs
Walker and Mrs. Creveling, TAI.
Total number of SIGNATURES ,494.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
IN NTE:RE:SI
WORKS ALL THE TlME-lN THE
DAYTIME, AT NIGHT AND ON
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.

/. Start your money at work
2. Earning five per cent interest
,. Fer you by leaving it
4. With the Buckeye State Building
and loan Company,
.. Rankin Building, % West Gay
street, Columbus, Ohio.
g. Assets $l4,400,000, all loaned on
first mortgage on homes and
farms,
I. The safest of all mortgage loans.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
HARRY WOLFE GIVEN
SHARPSHOOTER RANK;
JUST TWO TIMES UP

Mr., and Mrs. Fred Wolfe of the Co
lumbus road have received a letter
from their son, Harry Wolfe, who is
in the navy on board the Delaware,
stating that he has been to the rifle
range twice. The first time he was
given the record of a marksman and
the second as a sharpshooter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
Progress OF City Depends
Upon Man With Communi-
ty Mind - Boosters
REV. SHIELDS WOULD
HAVE CITY AGGRESSIVE
Says Individual Can Rise No
Further Than Town In
Which He Lives

"The Man. With Community
Mind was the topic of a remarkable
sermon delivered by Rev. w. Hamill
Shields at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning that gave broad
outline of the pathway by which a
city may travel toward success and
prosperity. Rev. Shields emphasized
the need of every city for good citi-
zens"-the men and women who are
boosters" and interested in every
enterprise calculated not only to
bring benefit to themselves but to the
entire city, which he showed to be
the surest method for attaining the
greatest individual benefit.
The successful city, Rev. Shields
pointed out, has successful business
firms, energetic churches and excel.
lent schools. These are among the
ingredients that mako the city
prosperous one and they also depend
upon the city to maintain their
standard so that after all the entire
responsibility Tor a towns being
live one and good place to live
or a dead one" and good place to
get ont of, really depends upon the
individual citizens.
NO SELFISH ONES
The man with a community mind
is the direct opposite of the selfish
man and, according to Rev. Shields,
he is the man who not only works
for the benefit of his own business,
but is ready and willing to take
hand in boosting another along the
road to success-gets out of the rut
himself and then helps his neighbor
to do the same.
Rev. Shields found his text in the
book of Acts in the statement Of
Paul, 81 am a Jew, of Tarsus of CT
licia, a citizen of no mean city" who
used the good reputation OF his homo
town to uphold his own standing
while making his defense before the
Roman tribunal in Jerusalem.
Paul" he said, possessed civic
pride. He silenced the mob by tell
ing the people that he was not a mur-
derer as they suspected, but was
'high-toned' citizen of no mean city"
'The supreme need of any city,"
declared Rev. Shields, 'is the man
with community mind, who relates
himself to the whole city in which he
lives and is proud of its good points
and deeply ashamed and hurt by its
bad ones and its sins These are the
days when civic unity is most terribly
needed because OF the work in the
outside world to be done
BE A PtilLOPOLiST
"Be a philopolist-a city lover. DR..
GOss CT Cincinnati invented the word
'philopoliSt' and if the good doctor
could urge people to love Cincinnati,
where does Mt Vernon come in?
"Be n church-man, but not a sec
tartan. The failure of any church in
our city is calamity to MS all. BE
lodge-man, but be believer in wide
brotherhood. All good is not in your
~own lodge, neither is all brotherhood
extinct among men of no lodge.
"Be a lover of arts and city beat
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
A Cheerful Face.

There is no greater everyday virtue
tEnn cheerfulness. This quality in
man among men is like sunshine to the
day, or gentle renewing moisture to
parchcd herbs. The light of cheer
full face diiIuses itself, and communi-
Gates the happy spirit that inspires 1t.
The sourest temper must sweeten In
the atmosphere of continuous good
humor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13

About two hundred priests, Sim
Fein NJ. P.'s, the Countess Markievicz
and thousands of young men and
young girls, many of whom We're in
costume, attended the funeral of
Thom Ashe, the Sim Fein leader who
died following hunger strike, who
was buried at Glaenevin cemetery in
Dublin. The picture shows Countess
Markievicz, prominent Irish chieftain-
ess, carrying revolver. She marched
in the cortege attired in u costume of
green.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
Army Orders.
Private

Sergeant. Major - Now, Private
Smith, you know very well none but
officers and noncommissioned officers
are allowed to walk across the grass"
Private Smith-"But, Sergeant-major.
I've Captain Graham's verbal orders
to-" Sergeant -Major-"None o that,
sir. Show me the captains verbal Or
ders. Show 'elh to me, sir."-Liyer-
pool Post,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
at the death and burial of our beloved
son and brother; also Mr., Miller for
his comforting words 2nd acts OF
kindness.
MRS. SARAH WATSON AND
CHILDREN
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-13
R! M. DAVIS APPOINTED
ASST. POSTMASTER BY
OPT. AT WASHINGTON

Postmaster Harper received notice
Monday from the postofIice depart
ment approving his recommendation
of X. M. Davis for assistant postmas-
ter and making the formal appoint
ment, dating from October |.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15
rrieasansaaben nnS 11aticnalreibtnm.

Die .gaperffhe @taats8ethne", bos Organ beg boperfhen gdriter-
p~rdfDenteu, @rafen bon 8enltng, erH0rt IN etnem offenbdr rntPtuerten
ArtffeL. bob 0as Gaatide 9fetd es fh febr Do9l le1ten tonne, ben 6rte.
0ensfhhtB of cine @el0entidaognng 81 ber5idten, 0a oe 9lfsntttel
nes geihes 0urb Die arieg8ausgaben fetnesfDegs 10 ier IN Iniprnh ges
nonraen feRn, bob at Sanierung Der oeutihen 6tnan5en eme Sregss
e~ntIhd0ig1mg erforoerG9 fi. Die Qngoben, Donit Die a8opertibe
thanksgiving" 6tee Qnfdt be8rlr0et, eridefnen ob ooaig forfeit
Ger Northumberland 0es 1eutlben 8oEe8 lit 6urh ben Srte8 IN nr
Notwithstanding gerfngen 0faBe beribrt Doroen.
Aaerofngs benogen Die 4usga6en Die Der arieg berunQdt bat
Big lett etpa go giqiar9en @drf. Ser g6ahonalreth1m os oeutlnen
@olhs betragt 6agegen 875 giaioroen a2arf uno ntnmt lnter gaDobn.
Hhen l1mnin6en iQ6rlih Inn 10 @taiar6en G3arf 8. @8 nIrOen 0anah
seMn Griebensid6re geniggn, nm @raB fir Die StrtegStotea 8u ibotten.
Sierbei lit oer nod elm nnoerer 1tmfnn6 IN 8etroht 81 5eben, Der
lit Der 0bigen geradnung nidterihent. Die 6erHhe Gegierrrng bat oaer.
0tng8 so MiItaroeu 0larf b~arausga6t rno bot oteie ansgoben nlrh
MnId5gn 0eden nHen. g8e bml bon 6iePn go Itt0iar0en 1T ober tur
ben Northumberland aIs totaler 8erIuit 8n betradten? es miro oes
mir Elm feiner grudtdL ien, 0enn allies 8eIo, o8 Die oettfhe Gegterung
fr ben areg berauggabt bat, it, nit au5nabue beg berbrduhten gta,
triaIs tn6 Der MhnttioL nf enen oer Dem dnDeren Meae m oe
Galden 0s 0eutiden 8olhes 5uridJefebrt. Ser Betrag an 8ar8eo, Der
straeit in 9atidIdno Srfuiert, lit oesbal6 aud beoeuteno grocer, aS
er lit Jrie0engseten mar; Die Gtnlagen IN ben SPmbnnfen penen ene
ME sub0r erreidte S69e auf, mas alf bic abnormal boben Sobne, oe leBt
Ill DraidIaa0 be5abIt neroen, 5uridaufibren IT. u1o aus oteen gr-
EpnrniTpn oes Bottles miro Die Gebgregerrng tets mteoer neae Srte9ss
aHIeIben nafnebnen founen, ipen1 es fb os nohuenotg erpelan loute,
0a es IN Itrfi6tet gum groBen EeIe fts bagiebe @e1o TT oas Ron
Der gRegieruug on ons @of gbt nn0 ourb bic 4nletben bon oel 9olte
pie0er an Die 9Regirrng surldgebt
Gfnige GdaDterigfeteu olrfte nod 6rie0ensihluB allnr9s one
8erdning uno amortife1ng Der enornen arieggihuLo MAIDEN % one
Qds lit elmer gseie berteit peroen nuB, bic elmer 8eri9leo1ng Der gelo.
her9dItniHe In nerboIb Der 8eb0Iterung oS HaAes mad 9togt9taf
porbengt. Gas bat nber fAIeBIid nidt5 nit benz gsationalpoRltmo uno
hr 81Hgtet Oes 9aeideg 5u tm, Die 2aiten oes &rteges 81 tra9ea lno
III nieten. mo 1T IeOigib Sabe Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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mir brardten einen ,rabrunssmtttel Dtktator,

Tte SanbeIsfcmmer Der @ereinigten Gtaaters cine Organization
binter oeren bohtabenOen gRamen fa cine SOngIon1eratton bon 8tnod
beuteEn ln0 GaIrgra6ihern berbtrgt bot tnlangt cine @rtl1rtng abge.
oeben, Df ole @eremghu Gtantu I'm Sabre 1917 Hobr1ngsntttel
I'M lteberfluB boben tlr6en; Dob Die 6~iesiabrge 8e5enernte better ian
mar0e, os Die b~oridbrge ro bob bod po5l DIE Srrttner uno ial'
ge garoden fms folgan6e: SIN goi 1916 bettgen unFre HeBen.
bprrdte 45,O000O0 guI5eL. 9eute betragen file Deniger as 100000
gufheI rno In aut Rouaen miro Der Ieste gufbel beridnnoen fem
guFbd 9ns o~esidbrtse @rgebnis lit nod ntbt genan betnnrt, lat fh
Jest obcr fruerbn nit 8ieaIiher @enattgtgt idasen; IS miro inter
feinen l~lmfdn0en me5r os 365000000 &ti1el betrogen.
ltnee 8e5eoorrdte tperoen an / Sui oteleS Sobres I'M l55r
100000 nieoriger fem, oIs an 1. Wlai 1916.
Die grnta an g8tnterpei3et I'm Sabre 1915 betrrg 6~78OOO000,
0osu fnnen 352OO0000 Soumerpet5en, mas I'm @un3en Elm Sabres-
prtr1anis bon tO25,000000 guibeL nl8noft. Ser ueberfAnB mS
Diefer isnoebeuren Grnte un6 o8 grntargebni8 bon 1916 e%rn1ogidten
as uns, 2~48J000O00 guf9eI an bic aliieren 81 Iefern uno ie5t onrd
pbne aid MIR enen 8ufbe an gefarben atffpentern au tonren rno unhr
&iuauftrei6ung Ds @e8enpreie8 ouf iber $500.
Sect bebanpten amr bic aainrteu, baf mir i9Hen Oieies. Sa9r min
behens 6O0yO00O00 gnI6l &escn leFerH ma6en, unere geamtc Grnte
betrdet nbr MIR 650,O00000 gnibL. 1tHer esener uprmalcr gerbrand
betragt aaen 530O00000 gnibe fir &a6rnngs5nefe aHO 9OOO0O0O
fr Gaat.
rih un0 mntfbaHia ungar5ht-1no miien i6t fir ben Wangel an
Eantsmdnmiter llmtft Der rnere Gegierung iDa3renb Der Iesten bier
Snbre getenn3eihnet bat, biBen.
8abrenO Sic sron8oien 6a G6uodtrimen on5ogen En6an Fd ole
GugLdnoer ~fonObot gepegert ih mf 8aionen ieBea gu Iafen. Sn-
f~pLqeoefen brobt gnglnnb lest cine Suugersnot,
8enn mir Die gede 3unrnbeit begelen, me oe gnglanoer no
nit unIren 2ebengtntteIn niht 5ms BnIeb 10 neroen mir bier Scot
IetSen maTen. uno nem mir in Scot tomnen, 10 miro inns nennn0
aebensmtHeL gl0 un0 gdife aur grfigung teller.
erfh0pft Syranfreid, Stolen, 9mndnieL 9uBlano, Serbfet @rie1en-
Iano, Die n1n0innohheu gtebhe, &0lano ole imo ~rUrtibaftfh ruiniert
nor0eu. uno 8par enfpe0er 0a6ur4, Dab fe fit England fdn1Pfhn, ODER
1urh bic engfide gloda0e.
llnO nm0 nieuano beGen, mir nrlian fir inns iebit for8en. lno
nidt MIR bs, aud 6os BonferOtte uno Bungrige England 8u fnan5teref
mo nit glaBring ~ beriorgen. 1T rng onfgege6en.
Gs lit Die B0dFe Belt, baB man iih in @af5ngton ubcr ben @rnft
Der 2aqe fIr miro. Ser 3ougreB foate unber8uglid ben 8rdfoGqtea
BeDoandhigeu, enen ga9ungsmitteL2ftoto n oa bentfdem Wn-
ter enuaeben, Der Der 4reistrei5erei uno 8erihpenoung bon 2ebens-
mtirIn bor6engt unO Ooflr iorgt bB mir in benz egenen 2anbe bon
feiner Sungersnot bengeiaht peroen.
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meltkriee ,lnS Crafts!

Ger 8eItfrieg begiinitigt Die
GutrDideIung borban6ener uno bic
gil6ung ueler Srufts un0 Monopo-
le. Gie unumg1nglihe RottDenotq.
felt, Bic 6ur6 ben &rieg geiddfienen
gabErfniiie m0glihIt gut uno raid
at beden, Bot in allen friegeriidet
2Gn6ern @uropog, un6 In ben nelt'
troIen nobl foln neniger, CUR
5ynbisierrng, aur geri6meIsmg
gon8er Snbuitrie5peige gefibrt nno
bieie 8enegung 0arF nod lange nidt
aIs nbgeihlofen gelten. 9enn unles
re Bet bot Die 8orteiIe Der Or.
6eifgteiIung, Der neutrality-suspicious..
flung, Der einbeitlihen 2eitung gan.
see grperbs5Detge nod Bet Dettem
nidt erid6pft. Sie Iteft in oieier
.ge8iebung nod 70 sG iaaen IN ben
ainoeriduben. 8or Dem &riege
.reiGten Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ser G1ropGii6en Snouitrie nidt an
Die amerifouiihen @lonopolbetriebe
.beran aber DdbrenO os arieges
fam elm rieiiger nmihmltng. Die
S6mierigteiten ser Gobitof6eidaf'
flung, Der 9robuttion mo nuh Den
augfubr 6rdngten in ben beorobteu
iGmtliae SnOuItrien GRUB
benfpeiie gum 3uiammnihluiie. 8u'
|n1dit iiidten Die berpanOten @roB'
|in6uItrien 5nbIltns NIT chamber 81
|geuinner. oonn 5ogcn iie Die Gan
fen in ibren 8nnnfreis, un0 oielei
~synfereije mie0erlim mar e, ale II
iraenomeIher 8e5iebung bon timer
oEbdnsigen SnhuItrissueiee gu Hsos'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15

der aIg cine MiGion frilberer Inter-
0es aailer8 in oieim 2anoe
iid befin0en, Die ii9 bier iueniger ols
iedguu08Don5ig Sabre u%iigebolten
hoben. Inter ben mebr ais $1,000
unter ung befiu0li6en @intDo6-
nern oelttIder abftnft iino es ueni.
oer aIs 100000, Die iid nidt Gut
geburt o0er langen Qufentbalt In
0ieIem 2an0e berufen fonnen.
8enn man Die Statiititen lber
Die anerifanii6e ginDm0eruilg els
ner GurdliHt m~tter5iebt 70 miro
man fin6en, 0oB felt Der @ritnoune
Der glepu6lif aus Dem @ereinigteu
a6niareih bon groBbritannien uno
SrLan0 100000 ufb niig Geutlds
lnnO niebr oIs 100000 1enideH
etnmon6erten. eSrlon0 nit mebr als
10000 900, England NIT etpos nc
niqer ng A,000,0O0 unO GtGnoina-
bieu NIT etDos Deniger als 2.000e
600 Iteuerten 5uiammeu NIT 9eutid.
Iano mehs oIg Sic S0lite 5u Der lett
WeaEgm Ser observation-disclosures er-
frIatn eintuasberisng BET. Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15
Nettt Rotten Krem5!

as qlt i'm arteae ni6t onsu @trnoen 81 ihlaaen, ionoera qg
gsurSen IA hefen. DRIer Ieseren aufgobe piornet t@ oe Selealgnl
bonn Roten are3e 6e uuF alien SdlaHtfsbern TIRE iesehsretas Sans'
felt m3ibt. x.u,,
Ser it elm aeIb, mf Dem ieber 9ahiha anerttauer frelOtg heiea
fam ub obne 8ndfel behn ptrb.
Qos @merffoniihe gote areuS 1T su5et effng bnrht betbgtItgf,
Sic m~cNatniIden StifshaHe fr ben Somartroteuft out bitgeranifer
@ablntt al mobiltheren. mm4.n,
2oS Soie arla erpartet fnau3ien Stie ri&t bon eirisen @'Hisei'
ionoeru bon aaeu. ~.
9e giiraer IoQten iben StoB Ooretn tesen tbe Kramer, N oe
ae~taIie0erlfte Der Organization etntragen gu lohsn INN m ltperalpsr
8de wa6renb Der sarsen 9auer oes SrieeeS aa Dem eOlea 8srte
beftaiern.
SeSer oebe, pas er fam. and Die tenfen 9etrage fnb. ntatoni.
meu, 6enn bile @ptge MAIDEN betanrtlia elm gtd: nomeHtlt9 BET etlenl
Ierfs, bas ia fiber 0ns eanBe erobe 2ano eireft
8enn tuter Se bon Wetglteoern oes Omaha &4aprtes os NoRn
.areuaes auFaeforSert ner6en, oentfelben be5utreten/ . tunnr1en Se
bite 6eem grhudet mad.
gm S6Iu5e bdes aufrufs erhetrt elm &onPon, Der BET etmenoans
BON gefrdoen an ben Gdotmeter bgrponOt per6en Toll
GteIer aoubot Der ais In Der &rbine erfdRnen getenntehne IT.
ione bon allen 2eiern bidps 8lates. bic @aben enienoen molten, beritt
peroen, 6eun es lit far, lie gr6Br Die 8oI Der etnlalfeuoen aalpons
ans Der 6eltkben 3etna oefo qroBer Der elnorud, DER olrp ln1ere
8etdigung In ontr Snfdt eeroht miro.
Gas Gma6a aapitl Ss gphn Sren5es.
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Die Sr~cmO0ebcrciten IN
ccn Der. Staatcn!

HG6reao Der lekten "a Sabre lit
Der 8rO5entias on 9eutifen urtter
latnfliden ginmnroerern, Die an mn
iege @eitaOe famerJ erftaunIia &c.
Eunfen. Inter ben 100000 Gin.
panoererrt, oie felt 1890 bier onfa-
uEels befnn0en ii6 niir 1923 600
gatide, mobingegen in BEN ia
aabren 5Diiden Der grridtung Der
arnerifanilden GepubIit nnO benz
Sabre 1890 unter 0en f6.6S9000
Ginpanoerern iid 5,f25,000 9elt-
Eda 6eianoen - je0er brittle an,
i9MmInng ein Geuti6er.
Sem bon ben 1,O23 900, Die felt
1890, Der gerio0e oes it6rfiten 3u-
Izames bon 9usl1nbert, nod ame,
ria fonen. EN- entfprehenoer Ab5ng
aanHadIt miro fir 0leienigen, oie in
i5fe @dmot 5~ariidfeHrten1 ttno 0ieie.
nast, 1ie naa Hrer agIunjt itar.
ben b uirb nan finbeu, DaB merit
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Refine SeMtl6c Gefabr
bier!

aus Der Stem gorfer o8orIO".
9ag 8eignig, pelGes @euerolan.
malt gregorg Der &altung Der feino.
liden Qugldnoer in ben Ser. Stoa-
ten auggelteat bat, lit Elm nobIber.
6ienteg. 9eren 3abl lift groB tuent
oae nift natlralilierten bes 0elt.
i6en gfeideg in getrnht ge5ogeu
mer6eL ober tdtiddlid lit Die 3obl
nirflider Getn0e cine berihDinoeno
.Heine.
Geit Ser ariegsertldrttng Bot fid
.6as Srfti5oebGrtement MIR in 1875
.GdGen 5n 8erbnfhineen beranInBt
.geieben, un0 BET Der SdIfte beriet
Iben tUarer Bic 9ergeben MIR gaft5
unbe6euten6e. 9ies 8erbdltnis
.Itintmt faum NIT Der @emertttng,
rDeIde cine 6attlder 8eomter Dem
'Botlhafter @erdr0 in Berlin gegen'
.i6er qemaft baben ion, Dab I'M
'5aqe zines arieges 5niiden ben
Ger. Staoten unb GeutihIanO 500'
1000 Qeutl9e in Den Ser. Staaten
I6ie maffen geeen Die @egierung En-
|greifen tuir0en.
Die Q~nmoBung, nit Delder iol6e
Igebauptangen o~nigeiteut Doroen
|Iin6, lit gum eroBpn 3eiL ouf Die
unbeiI ~ftiiteu0en aufreiaungen olue-
ritouiiher 9emagosen 5uriid8uftb'
|ren. 9blhon 6ieie nod nidt gang.
lid oufgebSrt boberL miro Der Ser
Inuf 6es aonflitts iolde politiidc
gatisfeit notiirIid iebr unprofitabel
maiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15

un6 peniQer ol8 Elm 2rittel Der BE.
t6lferuug bon Bolton GleOelano,
gitt8burgb, Detroit, Buffalo, Son
grancigco, UeltDaufee, gtepart,
minneapolis, Seriep Gitp, 9ropi'
0ence, ct. @aul, 0orceiter, Scran.
ton, 8aterion, Sail Giber, Splpeu,
gambri0ee uno Bridgeport.
gerbaltuiIIe Baben bel Der 8ertei.
luna Ser eingeruolioerten 8eUolte'
ritrq in ben Bereinigten Staaten
cine merfrpiiroige aoue geipielt.
M2ebr als sDei Drittel Der 9eutjdcn
pobnen 8tpiiden Dem giiiiiiippi uno
Dem 6u6ion uno n6r0lih BON Ohio.
gosielbe trifft 81 BEL ben 9eIterrel.
dern, gelgiern uagQrh Solaaoern,
StaIienern, Guiien un0 8aatiern.
SS5n SEEN gorf 4enniplOunia un0
gap Seriep Ieber AZ 8ro8eut Der
0eiterreider, 80 9ro3ent Der eng.
ldn0er, 80 8ro5eut Der 3eutiden,
81 groaent Der lln9orn, 10 9ro8ent
ser Srlan0er, So 4ro3ent Der Sta.
liener, 56 Gro8ent Der Guiien, p
QroBent Der @oGdn0er, "a 4ro3cnt
Ser Sdoteu uno as 9ro3ent Der
9aqiier, bic iid in ben Ser. Staa.
ten oufbalten.
Cine 9urdiiHt Der borbnn6ene1
gtatiitifen 8eigt 6aB beinabe neur.
se6n 8mon8igjteI ltnierer frettogebo.
renen 8eo0lferumg aus ben jebt I'M
ariege befinoli6en europdii4en Can.
bern fOmmen.