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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
THIRD DIVISION
 TRIMMED TO HELP
 PORK" SEEKERS

Anything to get the best of the Third division seemed to be the mot to at Juneau" said Senator John Roman, who with Mrs. Roman and their children arrived on the North western from Juneau, where he has been attending the legislature. "The Third division pays 77 1-2 per cent of the taxes of the territory, but the other divisions will use large share of the money.
 "Each division gets an equal allow ance on the road fund, but the Third division has to maintain the roads that lead to the Second and Fourth divi- sionS and the greatest population and most of the mineral sections promis- ing permanent development in the lnlru WlCn the flrSt close second. To give each division an equal sum was unfair on its face, but it was car ried over our heads.
 "No territorial patriotism was shown, but most of the representatives went to Juneau with the idea of grab ping all possible for their locality re- gardless of whether or not it is tenn porary placer camp. I don't object to any appropriation for the general good, but I do object to pork barrel methods"
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KAISER REINF0RCES WESTERN LINE
SELLING HERE FOR LESS
 THAN OUTSIDE

Several food products may be pur- chased today in Seward for less mon ey than outside, local merchants con- tinuing to sell their stock in hand for prices quoted on the last shipments, while prices in Seattle have sky reelected again.
 Flour is quoted in Seattle today at from $1405 per hundred for soft wheat, to $17.6O for hard wheat, while the prices here range from SIP to $14 for the same grades.
 Cereals sold in packages have gone from $1.50 to $2 per case during the past week in Seattle and Tn some in- stances the prices are nearly double those quoted last year.
 Canned milk is selling for $b.60 and $5.75 per case in Seattle today and is selling here at the same price.
 Bacon selling for 50 cents a pound here brings the same price in Seattle and from five to ten cents per pound more in California cities.
 One staple on which they have the edge on Seward is rice which is selling to Seattle consumers at $S and S10 while it brings $1O and SIP per hun dred here.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
BIG CROWD CAME
 ON NORTHWESTERN

The Northwestern arrived Saturday afternoon from Seattle and way ports with the following list of passengers for Seward: F. R. Van Camper and wife, c. Woodward, Mrs. w. A. Dick ey, Duncan Dickey, Miss D. Dickey, Mrs. H. Hakola, Henry Emela, J. L. McAllen, Lute Doison, Abe Ginsberg, Charles E. Williams, J. R. Grover, W. R. Reynolds, L. Heaton, D. W. Ro- bidoin, Ed Yates, two Chinese and 31 steerage. The following arrived from Alaska ports: Oak Olson, D. Mack ellar, Clifford Mooers, S. O. Casler, John Roman, Mrs. Roman, John E. Busch, J. Biery and five steerage.
 Outgoing passengers to Anchorage on the Northwestern were: Mrs. Harry Whittemore, Mrs. A. J. Carl son, Aldoren Carlson, Charles Leb- bins, W. H. White, A. E. Bannister, R. Smith and W. Lill.
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BOATS AND TRAINS

The Northwestern sailed from Cook inlet this morning at o'clock and is due here at midnight.
 The Admiral Watson sailed from Cook inlet this morning at 6 o'clock. The S. S. Dora will sail west upon the arrival of the Alameda. The Alameda was due in Juneau yesterday.
 The Admiral Evans is due in Ju- neau.
 The train left this morning for Mile 40.
 Trails
 Trails poor with temperature of A at Girdwood, S9 at Mile 52 and 64 at Indian Creek.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
SEC. M'ADOO WILL TOUR STATES
 IN BEHALF OF LIBERTY LOAN
tBy United States Cab,e)

WASHINGTON, Monday, May 14-Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo will make tour of the middle west states beginning May 17th at Chicago to bring home to the people the need of unanimous cooperation with the government in making the Liberty Loan more than Suc- cess He will tell his audiences that the United States is not engaged in war; but in fight to the finish with an autocracy that is still strongly entrenched.
 McAdoo will seek to unoosen the purse strings of all classes so that the Liberty Loan will not only be fully sub scribed but tremendously oversubscrbed, that Germany may realize that we have billions of dollars to sacrifice in the cause ofliberty.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
CANNERY CREW
 HERE, HAL|BUT
 BOAT|N, ONE OUT

chinese cannery hands for the San Juan Fishing and Packing company plant arrived on the Northwestern and are at work getting the machinery in shape for the coming run.
 For real thrift and speed the cook of this outfit deserves special men ton. The crew arrived Saturday evening and bright and early Sunday morning Cookie" was out irritating a patch of soil in preparation for gar dening. He built fence to keep out dogs and cattle and by this time prob ably has seeded down a lettuce and radish plot.
 The cannery is being given a coat of box car red and vii! soon fit in with the rest of the landscape along the waterfront.
 Augusta C. Arrives
 The Augusta C., built at Nome, is to engage in the salmon catching busi- ness this season for the Kenai Fish ing and Trading company, her pres ent owners. The Augusta C. arrived yesterday from winter quarters at Eshamy bay and even her old friends would have passed her by, for instead of the old schooner rig she now ap- pears as trim sloop. She is being repaired on the beach north of the dock and will be ready for service in a day or two. The Kenai Fishing and Trading company has contracted to supply fish to the San Juan com pany and the boat will be used in this service until the end ,of the salmon run after which she will fish for hali- but.
 Halibut Boat Sails
 The Admiral Dewey, belonging to B. H. Kettle, sailed today for the hali- but banks.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
SHIP OWNERS GETTING BRAVE

LONDON, Monday May 14-German and Austrian owners lately resumed shipping in the North sea- accord ing to Rotterdam dispatch to the Daily Mail Nine Ger
 man steamers and one Austrian steamer said to have entered Hook Holland last week. while six reported to have sailed Most of the arrivals from Hamburg, Bremen and Baltic ports
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14

Frank B. Cannon, formerly of Knik, went through on the Northwestern Saturday en route to Wassila where he will engage in business.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
MADE TT HOT FOR FRITZ

ROTTERDAM, Monday, May 4.-The naval attack by the British ships the submarine base at Zebrug gee was the most destructive yet made Two submarine sheds were blown up, sxtythree people were killed and 100 others were taken to the hospital
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BRITISH KEEP RIGHT ON GOING

LONDON Monday, May 14.-The British forces are continuing to advance and have established themselves m the village of Beecour and occupy the western section of Roeux Field Marshal Haig stating that the town of Bel had been captured but that fighting still continued
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14

There were B passengers on the Northwestern for Skagway, this be- ing the first trip of the steamer into that port this year.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
LOS ANGELES GETS FIRST CONTRACT
 TO BUILD GOVERNMENT FREIGHTERS
CB, United States caB.s)

WASHINGTON, Monday, May 14.-The signing of the first contract for ship construction under the admin istrations billion dollar building program was announced today The contract went to the Los Angeles Shpbudng and Dry Dock company and delivery is to be in 1918 The contract calls for eight steel vessels of $500 tons each
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
FIRST AMERICAN SUB CHASER
 BUILT IN FORTY.FIVE DAYS

WASHINGTON, Monday, May 14-The first boat for the navys fleet of submarine chasers launched at the navy yard here today the second will be launched at New Orleans in day two These are the first ot the 60 boats ordered 45 days ago. the kees being laid April 1st. Many others are nearing completion
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
WARM DAY ON WATERFRONT

AMSTERDAM Monday, May 14.-A great fire ragged for seven hours Wednesday the Imperial wharves at Wihemshaven according to advces received here today The submarine building department was seriously dam aged and as result the entire district has been closed to the public.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
W|THDRAWS 6OO,OOO.
 FROM RUSS FRONT 10. STEM HAIG'S DRIVE.
lRr United Statss Cablel

PETROGRAD, Monday, May 4.-Gemany has with drawn 6OOOO men from the Russian east front and hul red them to France in effort to stop the advance ot the allies on the western front according to information from Russian headquarters which is featured in the Pet rOgrad papers today
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FIGHT RAG = jN SEA AND
 IN AIR BEFORE zEBRUGGE
CBy United State. Cable,

LONDON, Monday, May 14.-British war ships bonl- barded Zebruggee Saturday. there being b combats for control of the air at the time Four of the enemy machines were destroyed and five others were put out o commission Two British machines missing
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TWO BANKERS AND BANDIT KILLED
tRx United States CabIel

PITTSBURG, Monday, May 14.-D, H. McLain, cash fer and Frank Erbe assistant cashier and one bandit were killed today when an attempt was made to hold up the First National Bank of Shannon suburb of this city The officers of the bank resisted the attempt at robbery and many shots were fired
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
US. RI SUPPLIES. TOTAL $4,O0O,O0O
lRx United statea Cablel

SEATTLE, Monday, May 14-Purchasing Agent Dole for the Alaskan Engineering Commission reports acquisitions for supplies otang $2OOOOO arriving from the north These with supplies already purchased or or dered will bring the total for this seasons work up to $4O00OO0, one-fourth of which is for rails.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
RAGGED A ZEPPELIN ALSO

LONDON, Monday, May 14.-The German Zeppelin I-22 was destroyed by British forces yesterday in the North sea.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
ITALIAN TRANSPORT SUNK

BUENOS AIRES, Monday, May 14-The Italian steamship Cavour with 600 Italian reseviss was sunk by German submarine near Dakir off the coast of Afr ca according to a report received here today.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-14
SENATE WOULD STOP USE
 OF GRAINS FOR BOOZE
CBy United States CabIc)

WASHINGTON, Monday May 14.-The senate today adopted the amendment to the espionage bill forbddng during the the of cereals grain for the manu facture of intoxicating liquors.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
1piM Deati6lanS
Ddnemark beieSen?
Sc 5eift, 6ak Sieie Grase Der SION.
ferens Der ifGnOiuaOiiden WiO.
narden sit @rmnSe lag.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
28, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
1919
Copenhagen, 28. gapb.- Sinter
Ser 8eriouunlung Der ifan6indbifAen
Monor9en tno Weiniiter in gbrt.
itiania in oieier ISOLDE liegt Die 8e.
firdtung, tpenn fie aud unbegriinoet
iein mag, baB gloripegen in oen
&rieg eilttreten miro un6 9elttid.
Lamb in 6en s5aIIe oro6t, oIs @eger.
moBregeI 96nelnarf ail beiebet.
Nton bot aus berantiportli9etl
2ueQen erfabren, 6oB Die 4onferen8
oie in @orausiibt elmer 9lnoeittltrg
9euti6Ianos, ouB 6as 9lnipahiet
Ser anti6euti9en @eiinnlng in gtor.
ipegen, beionoers mad benz 8erien-
fen Der begleiteten S6iffe ourd
6ellti6e &reu3er in Der GoroIee, in
DeutI6[an0 nit &eunrubigung ber-
folgt iper0e, nbgeboIten piro. Won
Ibefiir9tet, bob Rormegen 0ur6 cine
erregte 0ffentlihe Meinung urto I'm.
ter Dem 4rud Der Iaiierten IN ben
&rieg eintreten f0ntte, mentgTtens
5tt oen 9unfte, england utto ben
Ser. Staoten cine 6lottenbafts Elm.
8urGunlen, IN fpel6em Safe 0elttih.
Lamb iib oen0tigt ieben ipiiroe, eine
entipredenOe 8aiiS in 9Gnemarf 6lt
beieBen.
Ser herborroqen6ite &iirger 9G-
nemurf8, 8rGiioent @n0erion bon
Der 0Gniit-oitoiiatii9en @eieaihaft,
Ser iid] zines boben @ertrauen8 in
Berlin, mie in 2on6on erfreitt,
pur0e nad Berlin 9eiarot, nm Die
8uberldiiigteit oeS 8eri6tes ausfi1t-
big 5u MAIDEN un0 menn nto9tid1
Die 0elti6e Gtellltngnabne 5u dft-
bern. &err &noerion fonferierte NIT
Or. bon &Hblma1 Dem Sefret1r
beg g[uslpdrtigen in Berlin, ltno be.
it1tigte ben 8eriGt, in6ent CT bir-
5ufiigte, bob trifolge Der rllIiiifen
un0 ttaIieniiden @ntpifeIungen Die
W1iIitdr. uno oIlbeutiden gIeuente
in 3euti9lano mieoer i'm Sattel
ieien uno ibren GinfluB 9elten0
.ma6ten gegen oen oas glusip1rtige
anlt nit ietnen geraGBigteren gtn-
lidten es iebr idper fiu6et, on8it.
tGnpfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Gem glnrfe gsa6lansaa6eu.

9[lbunb, g. g., 27. gtob.-0ie
6enlofratii6e @ortei BON Stem gorf
bot in tbrer erfolgrei6en aou1pagne
fir Sic g8obI gfi6ter Sblans gum
9iirgernleiiter Ser Stabt Stem Yorf
$122,S24 ausgegeben uno 1926, ,688
eineerormen. Inter oeuenigen, mel.
DIE bobe @ettrGge gaben befot10et
itdb San1uel ltnterntber init 5000,
ssSanes u. @eraro, e6enlaliger 9ots
Idafter in Berlin nit So, 600,
Charles s. @l1rpbp, fyiibrer BON
Sanutanb SQIl, nit $4,000.
9os @i[ium 90. Bennett &onlitee
erbieIt 1924 un0 ga6 $6,067 aus,
mGbrero has 9tem gorfer bernofro-
tide &on1itee, mel4es 0os 5liiions-
&idet (Diit9eD ms 2eben rief, Gin
nabnen BON $76,730 mel0ete.
Sos gfep gorfer &oulitee Der TO-.
aioIiitii6en 8artei binterIegte in 2a-
banp, gf. g., einen genauen 8eridt
iiber @infiinfte in S0be bon SIS, ,432
uno g[usgaben bon $8,038.
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Rc0icrillt9 fftAtbt
Hicicnbeit Hunger!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
28, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
1919
Chicago, 28. Sob. Ole bieItgen
@roBiAladter erbtelten beute bon oct
8nnoes .No9ritngsnlitte[ 2[ontiniItrd,
tion Die or0Bte 5ltiidbeItellitng, Oie
iDobl mod iernals 1T Der @elt gege-
ben nuroe. SSn 0ieieu rtelenbaften
auftrag iitl0 ale 8eoiirfniiie Der
alliierten 9lrmeen, 6es &oten areu.
8es uno Der belgii6en Silfstonmlii.
fion fir oie nG6iten @tonate einge.
idIoien. 9ie genoue Sobe Der 8e.
ftellune nuroe nidt betonnt gegeben,
bod biirfte iid bieielbe 8lpeifeaos auf
oeri6ie0ene W1illioren 9htno belalt.
fen. sSoiepb q. Cotton, 8oritser Der
5leiidabteilune Der Rabrungsn1ittel.
administration erfl1rte, oaB Die
@roBIhl6dter irtnerbalb Der lebten
3tnei @oden 1926 uogere
5hmeine, Die nt6t gerug tpogeu,
na9 geipifien 9iItriften fanoteu, iuo
tie genditet iperoen ioIlen. 3n0ur9
iollen biele gliIlionen gfuno bon
5dmeiuefleiih gelpounen mer0en.
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11crteiSi9Mitestat iinS
OemcinSeltt ltt1illcn!
8iIf ibren gmeritanismns MnterIn-
den; OeHtidje 3eitnnsen iullen
gepriift WerSen.

Ser @orIb.SeralS IGBt fid beltte
aus 2tncoln reloen, odB Der Staats.
berteioigungsrat S6ritte getun babe
sur llnteriit6nng Der @emeinoei@u'
len, in nenen Qelltib gelebrt miro.
Gr nil erfabren boben bob Der bort
gelebrte 9lmerifaltismus niht bonn
redtetl @eiIt our90rungen iei. glu9
Die oelttihen 3eitungen I'M Staat
iol[en oernnGdit unteriuht iper6en
neil einiee nngeblid Dem Negie.
rttnesprogrontm S6pierigteiten in
Den 8eg leeten.
8elegotionep aus Soline uno Se.
por0 Counties ieien Dor Dem Ser.
teioiaungsrat eri6ienen unh bdtteu
9egen Die 8eiduloigung, bob Die sc.
meittoeihulen unpntriotiib fin0, 95rO-
teit erboben.
Ser Gribiine iin6 feline beItinlntten
4nbaltsputtfte ii6er OieIe 8unfte au.
gegallgen, ober mir ltltD 1tber5ellgt,
0aB mir e8 bier nieOerrn nit elmer
bo8tpilligen Gerldunl0ung 3u tiln ia.
ben. 9enn Die @emeinoel6ulen ite.
ben geipiB in ibren 9atriotismus
biuter ben anOem G9ulen nidt dlt.
riid.
28as Die neue geiftloi9uug Der
0eutidelt Ereiie oes Staates an6e-
trifft, 10 bat iie uift MIR niht 0ie 8e.
itre6uugen Der Regierung geBenlmt,
ionoern ibnen Ole ipeitgebenoIte 60r.
oerltng on9eoeiDen Ioiien uuo mare
es enolid nal an Der Bet, oaB ibre
gerfolgung auf66ren piiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28

Der itdIienilden Qrnee, 6eren pol.
it6noige Hebabilitieritng uto ais elm
8enet8 bingefteIIt, bob bic eeiualtie.
iten 9(nitrergungen beg Jeir6es, Die
Hiobe @ebirgsIinie all oitr6breden
b0IIig bergebens itrlo. 9q frau801i.
ide uno britiide @iIfe Iif Der sSront
nabert, fiebt gton1 einetn Itrotegilden
S6ritt bon groBer @idtisfeit eftt-
gegen.
9ton, %. Sob. sSn oem geItri.
gen offi8ieIleu geridt beiBt es::
&edt8eitiges Girtreffen itoIieniider
llnteritiisung iebte Die Eruppen Oes
Generals 9ia8 1T Stano, IN einefn
bibigen @efedt Bel goIOeIlaberretta,
oitIib Der 8reilta, einen beftigen
fein0Iicben g[ngriff ab3tiAlogell Gi..
ne goit8e feinOli1e 8ibifton 6rana
in Wfnfienforrnntion Dor uno ber.
iudte, Die itolienii1e 2inie ait 0ltrd-
breden. Ser sS1fonterieangriff er-
folgte ttafJ eilter filrdtborett aaio-
nooe. @ei6e feitloIi6en 2inien praIl.
ten anfeinan0er. uno Dos Sanoge.
menge erItredte fid ouf cine breite
6roat. Die italieltiitben @erftarfilu.
gen e1tf6ieoen Sen &anlpf nflo Der
5eito tpuroe nnter IdtDeren Ser.
luIten 8l1riid9elporfelt. Gs Dur0e
cine 9tn3obI @efnngene eit1gebradt
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2lmer. St6iff MFRS
O)pfer Scs llzBcctcs!
Die s(ctaepn frit6er bas SeittItfr
SAiff gl6anitnrnt nericnft; lie.
berlebenOe lanDem in Spa.
nien.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act of Oct. s.
1879
g8af6ingtou, 8. g., %. gloo.
Gin Salthboot bat ben annerifaitf.
iden 9onlbfer nactoeon", friiber
Ser oeuti6e 9dnlpfer o9[oonliturfi"
berienft. 81 1leberIe6enoe fiub III
Sort Garnariftos, Gbat1ien, geI1fl.
0et 81 peitere III orei 9ooten fuer.
cen berutBt. 9ie MdnnTHaft idloB
rs aeborene itnD 5 natlrolilierte
g(merifaner ein.
Qlnerifaniide M1orinefanoftiere
ioGen fidl nuf Dem Shiffe befltnDen
baben, 0as bon Der gurtoes Sdiff.
fabrtsbeboroe nod Der 8eIdlagnab.
me oberiert ipur0e. 3ie ygctoeon4
mar 5000 2onnen groB unO mar In
9eutihIon0 I'M Sabre 1909 eebaut
moroen. Sic fltbr bon Ben Ser.
5taoten onfangS 9ftober nit gor.
rGten nod 9or0eour in Sranfrei9
ob.
gaibiltgton, %. g9ob.-6S g1aun
in Orei Gettttngsbooten per0en nod
bon 6en1 torpeoierten amer. 9ant.
bier o@ctoeon4 bertniBt, genl1B ben
beutigen 9eridten 0es Morinearttes.
Cine 8ootIaoung bon 90 Monn Ion-
bette om Gap 5irliiterre.
8orbergebenoe 9reBberiate bot
ten bic 2anoung bon 2t lleberIeben.
ben in Spanien genleIoet. Die Be-
iobrng Der aglctaeon" mar ltnoffi.
5iell ais aus 58 Rann beitebeno gc-
meloet ipor6ert einidlieBtid bon 81
amerifanern.
IS mar cine Marine -SdieBnonn.
idaft BON 13 @9ann nno bieIlrid]t
anoeren on 8or0.
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fen in BEN arieg auf Setter ser
0ei1tiden 8erbiin0eten Sit beranIni.
fen. 8noltrf ober tpiir0e cine ernIte
Gage aeibaffen peroen, iiloem
8eutidloto Die rieiigen &orltfou.
merit Del tno 8auunpoIle &uBlan6S
anbeilnfullen ipilroen; uno ipenn e8
auf niht ni6glid fem ipilroe, IN
folge 0e8 Chaos in 4uBlono aus
0enlielben einen attiben nlilitdriibeu
9un0e9genoiien Su idoffett, bod Die
MiIlionen oeittider, oIterreidiider
un0 titrfiiher @efongener fir ben
8ienit in 9feiben Der 0eutIben Ser.
biinoeten frei geInadt iperoen mir.
0et. Seit oem Stur3 6e8 aerensfp
gtegimes baben beige 0iilitdriad.
beritan0ige Die Gage Der 9inge, uie
iie belite in GuBlan0 beItebt, Dor.
ouSgeieben. @s 1T oieies cine ser
Souptfrdgen, nit neI6er iib Der
inter,alliierte ariegsrot in gsaris be.
itdftigen oiirfte. Sbne our6 il.
geno mel6e ipe3ieae SSSnItruttionen
gebunoen 5u iein pcr0en bic olne-
rifaniidell 8ertreter gol. Soltie un0
General Bib, OeIien mititdriider
9iotgeber. init ben Meeoronetcrt Der
Grlteutemdtbte 5uioumendrbeiten,
I'M Sdritte 5u tllu, Der Sitltation
gu begegtien. @an ai6t iih bier ser
Sofinung bin Dab Der 9eriuh y.
mines. 9tIBlan6 an 8euti9lauo al 4,
3uliefern in gtuBIanO auf itarfen @i.
oerItano ftoBen miro. Soaten iid
Die gIliierten anf irgenb pelde @ab.
nabnien einiaen, 10 iuerosn oieielben
gegen oie Getrograoer @rtremiiten
absr Eidt gegeu oos ridiiide @oIt
aeridtet iein.
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Dciltic6e unerkcitititita
alnctik. Capfcrkcit!
Mmeritaner fimpfen ent I'M San6-
sememge; Befangeue nad Ams-
rifas &riessgrnnO befragt,

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
28, as required by the act of Oct. G.
1910.
ger[in, 2S. Sob. Gin 8eri6t,
Ser bon Der meitliden 6ront elm.
lief uno Die aHerifanii6en $rl,ppen
in glftion beidreibt, beiogt:
ol1na6bdngige amerftanii9e Gin.
beiten tuur6en in bic @robenIinie
getporfen. Ser SiI86ut bot oem
StablbeIm engliiber gtrt itottgege.
ben uno 6as 8feifen uno BIaben Der
@ranaten 1T fir amer. Sbren ein
befnnnter Son geiporoen.
n8nn eriten Mal, felt fie ols ufl-
abbdneige &ontingente steilnabmer,
baben Die 4merifoner oen tuirfliCben
4an1pf Mann qegen Wtann Su foiten
erEalten. 9lber oiesndl lino bic @ro.
noten nidt MIR iiber lire a0pfe bin.
ipeggeflngen, ioitoern oltA in Die
61iibengrdben, Die fte ftb alsgeIuht
Boben unO iofort beaannen init Ell.
nem eroBen @etoie 0ieie 0inge, bic
Die iltngen Soloaten ofs einen feiten
Sdub anioben, at bebat ltno au
bre6en.
nllno gleid 0ond6 er5lpong Elm fe.
lter 9Inltllrm unierer bopriI1en 9fe.
ierben ben g8eg in Die amer. S6ii-
bengrG6en un0 @etpe6rfener ltnb
9anogronaten n1bnen Die Stelle oes
2Lrtiaeriefeuers Elm.
nl1nIere neten @egner baben einen
entifloIienen 8ertei0igltngsiton0 ge.
luaht un6 Elm oer8neifelter &anlpf
Man1t gegen Mnun iebte Elm. Sc
tpeBrfoIben syduite ltno Saltogrond.
ten lpuroen nnsgiebia benttbt uno
biele Wamn ianfen 81 8ooet ebe iib
Der 9teit erqob. glo6 folul elmer
5tunoe iparen Die belttiden Gturtn.
truppen nit 8eltte uno @efangenen
IN lhren elaeHen Braben 31rltd.
p3ort itdnben iie Dor itns, oieie
iltngen 2eute aus Dem 2nnoe Der
5reibett. Sic ipareu frGftig unD
iportlnotlnsnldBig III @eftaLt. Gut
illiitiaes 2Gdeln Iea1tete aus ibrelt
bInuen gtuaen unO tie iporeu Iebr
iiberraiAt, ooB mir niht boridluger,
iie iofort 3u erifiebeu, nie man ite
in Dem fran80iiihen llebungslaeer
gIauben aeuadt bate.
oSie f6nnen feline 2nttport nltf
uniere Graqe geben; u8aruut fiji.
rem Die Ser. Staaten Grieg eegen
9eutidlono2~ 3ie 8erieilfung arne-
rifnuiiher G9iffe our9 8altA6oote,
Der Der bebor3uQte 8orlpono mar,
fIingt ettpas abgeihnaft. Gin @e.
faugener ipraf ieine lle6er5euaung
ats, Dob mir 9eIgien ettpoS i9linn
bebailoelt bdtten, un0 oaB oc8bolb
Die Ser. Gtaaten iebt ouf Der Seite
5ranfreihs iteben luitroen.
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Paft 9encmiften!

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postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
28, as required by the act of Oct. 6.
1919
SeattIe, @oI6., 2S. 9lob. -Mebr
ais 100 SStoliener, lneiitenteils @rus
ben. rno g8erftar6citer, bic ongeb.
lid ill ser GorcoIa Stu0i Socioli
elmer onarhiitii6en @eielli6nft, ge.
b6ren ioIlen. iuur0en in Seattle,
5ortIan0, Spofone, Sofou1o un6 on.
0eren St60ten oes gtor6neitens bon
9uu0e5agenten in 9fo88ios feitge.
nonulen, ole beutt beerOigt luurben,
10 Qob Ser .Ginpanoerltngs.
fou1uliiiGr, s. 90. @bite, Der oieiel-
ben leitete, befoltIt.
@enldB oen glnga6en Ser 8ltn6es-
ogenten, baben 0ie Sytoliener ii1
beridmoren, Qeuti9Ialt0 Sen 4rieg
gelpirnen 3u beIfen 0u0urh, ooB iie
CINE 9febofution lit SStolien befitr-
norteten, i'm a6nig gictor emanuel
Su ltiir8eu. 8lnt0esagerteu in Ser
tIeiolng, 10 puroe aemeloet boben
elmer Ser fiir5Iiden 9erianualun.
gen Der &ereilligung beigeIpobnt, oltf
Der Elm 9L1frlif fir 6reiiuillige er.
laiien iDuroe, Inn bierSuIon0e llnalt.
friebenbeit an iden. 8eaiute plonten
ollie Die @efangenen in einen Eager
unter5llbringert mo iie uobri6einlidl
bis gum @noe Oes arieges inter
riert per0en.