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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

oberltngSiu6t mitlen lit oieier arieg
nngefahgen moroen. lln6 i1 babe
cine &oittorte erbalten uno Die be.
iagt, ooB mein Sunge an Der frnu-
8oiti@en 6rorlt getotet iporoen lit.
@ott belfe mirl = mein eir3iger
Sobnl-aleS mas id beioBll4
l1no nit einem S6rei bes 8ehg
un0 Ser 8er8meifI1rng iprans Die
l1ngIifli6e BON Ser 4iite berab iin0
mari ii9 nlitten unter Die ltntltebef.
ben. @inen Ntonent lang Ibpanfte
lie mie betdubt bin nno Der, Donn
log iie pI6blid ouf Der groe, route
iih mil0 Die 5oare, inoen iie i1rie:
nSie boben meinen SSltn9en ltr1lae.
braht, iie boben mir nlein SLlLes ge.
roubtl" gtaes brdltgte nod Der
5te[e 5rt, no Die ltngIiifli9e tobte
uno in Der f1trdtbaren g[ufre9ane,
Die oQgeneir berrifte, berIoret1 elm.
seine 2eute oen gteit Der @eiiunuitg
lno ihlugen NIT ben Sydulten rid.
iihtsIoS Inn fid, I'M ia reft nabe
on Die Srou berau8itfommen.
Gin &pli8iit beriuhte GrOnung sn
idoffen, iultr0e ober iiber oen 3oa.
fem 9eronrt. Crit ols EN- 1etode.
nent bon % 9Iouroden bon Der
einen 5eite, cine aleitbe itarfe BON
Der etltqegengeietten Seite in Sell
formation in ben Meui9enbolifen
iid bineinbobrte. aelong es, ben
9Iab Inn oie roienOe sSrait fref All
ao6en uno rings beritm einen aor.
oon 8lt oie9en.
Man ihoffte oie Syrou in bos
nachite Snus un0 IieB einen S(mhu.
0e8 gien gorf Solpitnls
fouuuen Der i6r berithigen0e WaiffeI
rinfI6Bte. glls fie fid) bonn bpItpri.
iden glnio0 erboIt batte, aob iie
an, iie lei oie 49 Sabre olte ggitIpe
gtorD Snith utlo pobne In Dem
,6otcl @lcglIpin. oSbr 5obn hobe
iid 6al0 nodl ariegsousbrild Ser
fror6oiiihen iSreutOetliegion oftoe.
ibloIien Gie SSrau. Oie init Dem
General .9Soltueiiter gurleicn iiltiu
befreunoet it, tnuroe 1T einem s(ittps
mobil mad oem Sotel g1ca(lpih ges
idoift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Dcpi6a kcbrt aitf
GeianStcnpcitcn siiriiA

&aibineton, 27. SUM. gbar.
les S. 8opida aus Chicago, Der Der
.nulerifnnii9e @eiar0te in Serbien.
8ulgarien uno Guuldrlien mar, be.
reitet iid) bier auf Die 9ieiie nah
SaIfp nor, no ct i'm Slltereiie Der
onterifaniiden Gegieritng lnirfeit
ioG. Bon 8usareit no6 SoiiD lit
nur cine neunitiln0ige 8obnfobrt,
oo6 8opifd pitroe Don ben 3eutraI-
mdAten aus n1ilitariiden @riinOen
6oron berbin0ert, oieie 5abrt 8u ma
6eu. Gr muB ieBt, I'M naf Saiin,
Sem tentporaren SiBe Der ruul1lii.
ihen 9iegierung, au geIangen, ii6er
San 6ranciseo, our9 Sibirien uil0
guBlano reiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Orcber Grfclo Ses
Sebtpci5cr SdneerfcItcs

ct Qolli8, 30. 81. Sum. -e}ro-
Ber SSu6el ma edit ihpei3eriihc @e-
uliitlidfeit berridten geleeentlid BEG
10 @lmoesidnaerieites 6es Sf)peis
ser 9(merifoniiden SdngerbunSes,
Dos in ser prddtig oeforierten
S6pei5cr Sole ont Sonistag obeno
nit einen aomnerS einaelcitet MIR
DC, bel ncldern Die bon Der ct,
2oltiicr 5dmei8er aoIonie geitiitete
,yobne feierlid eineemeibt wnrSe.
Die eroben @reisfon5erte fonOeu out
Sonntoe in Der Cinderella Sale
itatt noren BON Qroben @euihen.
ninfen beiuht uno ttnhnen einen in
ieoer 4eaishgpG aIauaeuogn gerIpgt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Ser 0ibfrQlisutus tn
9tutiblanO mari6iert
13isber cfnecflciid6tc 1cnicrpatipc bekenncn fiA
so Scr uniidbt, Saf tpablrefcrmen nnbes h
Sinot cineefiibrt tpcrScn miiiIen.
,3e5ei@nenSe aeuberune beriiRmten ,isannssl

Berlin, itber 2on0on, 27. syuri.
(8on Sohn @rdnoens, &orreipon.
Dent Der 1tniteo 8reB.)-0ie 8eipe.
9rng iiir Die iofortige @infiibrung
groBerer poIitii6er SSreibeiten in
3eiitI6la16 getpinnt nit ieoem mel.
teren &oge ruebr 9[nbGnger. Gogor
3eitttngen, Die bisber itnrfe fonier-
ootibe 8en0en5en befolgten, oringen
duf gteformen. @isberi9e f5itbrer
Der &ottierbotiben befiirporten gL6.
1noerltn9en Der beitebet1oen @n6Iges
iebe. 3eitlin9en pie Der o8orpGrtS" .
0as u&n9ebIatt" un6 oie o8oiiiIde
3eitung" geben Ser 9tegierltng SIN.
ger5eige, Die Die &eformen gu Be.
werfltelligen iitl6.
8eionoer8 be5eihnenb lit cine 6eu-
te bon Dem @iitorifer @rofeiior Otto
&unbe o69ege6ene @rtl1rnng, in
melder er fagt: n8ir @relBen Dir.
fen nlitten in 9euti9Iano, in euro.
pq, ia in Der gon3en @eIt nift al.
lein 6oiteben uno Dem fib intmer
me9r ouSbreitenoen 2iberoIisnlu8
Sdronten entoegetiteIlen. gsir ittt0
BON eirer be0roblt6en SOLDERING
bon ben iibri9en &0Ifern Der g8elt
bebrobt."
3ieier gteuBerung oes 4rofeIiors
@unbe miro 9roBe 9eoeutltng BEL.
gelegt, Tim 70 mebr, 6o er bi8ber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
1)atikan bat nicbts init
1ocricbworMite 81 tun!
Ger 3u lebenslanslifjem 3ndlthaus
ucrnrteilte ROniignore @erlad
lit in Sidcrbeit.

goris, q. Stunt. - 9(us Dem
Groaeb gegen ben 0iterrei9iiden
Grdlaten, 9}oniignore BON @erlofJ
gebt berbor, 6aB beiien prooeutide
ltmtriebe ouBerbalb 6eS gotifons
itattgeflntoen, un6 BOB Ser 8atiton
in fetner &eiie aenntnis oooon &c.
bobt bnbe.
Ger at lebensIdngIider 3uht.
bausitrofe berurteilte 9r1Iot lit be.
reits lett SSonllor oeS 2onoeS bernie.
ieu un0 befinbet itd felt 0ieier Set
niht mebr in Stolien. @r fam 1T,
folgeOeiien aud niht 5ur Strofe Rer.
ongc8ogen ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Qnklaoe ciner 1t1utter
ee9et Sett 1srieo!
SIR einsieer> Sobn in fsrnnfrcifl
sefuaen; umfre9enSe S3ene in
a)fafenberinmtnluug.

Stem yorf 81. SUM. aSyrn 02o-
0iion Square 4}orf ereignete iid
Sonntog no6nittag cine eridiit-
terltoe S3ene, 0ie 0en 9(nlDeial0en
Die S6redIi6feit 6es arieges I'm.
mitteIbarer uno ein0ringlider st
@enliite fiibrte, ols eS tollien0
&ompfbeidreibunger Ino Sdlod-
tenbil6er 81 TIM bernohten Ser
&arf mimnleIte bon WeniderL Die
gefonlnlen tporen Inn emma @olo-
man unb on6ere @egner Der Maiien.
idI0dterei 5u boren. Q(nfongs bieB
es, e5 meroe eine Ndiienberianln.
lung I'M Mo6iion Sauore @ar0en
ltottfinoGn. 9lber Ser @oroen mar
uno bIieb beridloiien un6 10 8er.
itreute iid Die 9)}enge il6er oen
nober 8ort tn0 Ioulfte oen glu8.
iiibrun8en BON mebr ais einem Ont.
3eno Steiner Der ro0ifalIten n6er
onar6iitiihen 9iidtunq iier ben
arieg uno Dos Gleno, 0as er in 6ie
g8elt aebro6t bat. Sic 9SoIi8ei
belt 80 Q}ann itorf, unter Dem
&ommotoo oe8 aabitQn8 -Srton
nGe 0itrategiiAen" &untte beiebt,
cine 2(n8abl bon @ebeimpoIi3iiten
lotte iid unter sic mebrtauien0.
fopfige Menqe 9eniidt.
@on Dem improoiiierten gfoItrttnt
elmer Seifenfiite, berob oonnerte ei-
ner Der &eoner 9eqen oen ieBt in
Der Selt 9roIiierenoen N(or0tuabn-
INN lmo id)iloerte chen oa8 G5rauen
Der ShIodten, Der unabldIiigen
aanbfe BON 56ubenoroben 8u
Sbitben9roben oIs ouf etnulol cine
Dor i6m in Der 3uborermenge be.
elegont gefleioete 55ron in
I6riaen Gonen idrie: o@erfIuft
ieien Die arie9spiroten! @}ein
5obn lit in bieiem &riege bingeulor.
bet mor0enl"
Qie an 1u6 fiir fi6 idon tn bod
1rooiger 2Iltfrcgnna befin0liden
.lmitebenoeu untringten ote Gyrolt,
idoben Den gieoner nou ieiner Sci
ienfiite iulo iteIIen Ole an oIlen
BJieoern 3itternoe oorouf. .9lei6
mo erreat rief 6ie 6ran in Die
Renge binein: nllm 6es @eI0es,
TIL 0es 2an0bllngers, um ser Gr-,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
HreM5ef Olympia"
aitf9claufcn!
SeiuepS 1lagidjiif in Der edladlt
Dpn Ninnila itarf beidGbigt
nuS nit @aiier geiiiat.

glot SsIaH0, 81. j., q. SUM. -
Ger Greu5er oGIpntpio~. 2touirol
9epe15 6Iaggidiif in Der Oeutlpiir.
oigen S6loht bon W2auiIo, lit &c.
itern bel eincm oidten gtebel nuf
@runo eerdteu. Qie bei0en Mioi6i.
nenr1lume 1mo elm GROCER Sell Oes
Sdiifes iiu0 NIT g8oiier ongeiiat.
Ger Gbernaihiniit 3n. 80. 9obb
I'd NUNS 2cbeu ais er bon einer
2ufentiir eetroiien mur0e. 3ie
9}onnidoit bot oen gompier Der
Iaiien Der idmer beihaoigt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Rmiiiibc ScSialiitcn
eesen ScnSerfrieSen!
Sin6 a6er fir einea 6al6igen nllge-
reinen SrieOen; Genin in
SieIem Sinnc tatis.

Bettogrdo, ". eStilt. - Ser oil
r1tiiiiAe &ongrcB Ser &rbeiter uno
G5oIooten bat nit GROCER Mebrbeit
Den @ei6InB gefaBt, feinen Sepornt.
frie0en 5lpiihen 9fuBlano un0 ben
UtitteIm1dten o6Sui6lieBen. SSS5n Der
&eiol1ttion o6er miro 6erporgebo6en,
einen baloigen oIlgemeinen 6rieOen
8u eritrebel oa Elm iolher fir oie
3emotrotie JfuBlan08 unerIdBlid lit.
Ger aongreB bot ferner beldIoi-
fen, eine Delegation nod Sdweoen,
S5ratlfrtid) uu6 @ngIon0 8n ierDen,
un D!e 3uiannenfunft eines inter-
notionaIen 3onqreiieS al bereinbn-
rem unb 3tpor ouf Der &aii8, pie bon
Der ggefutib6eb0r0e borgeieben lit.
Genin nr6citct fir Srieben,
g8aibington 27. SUM. = 3nS
Stonts0portelnent Bat beute cine
8epsibe erbalteil, laut nelher Brtn3
Qeopolb BON 8agern, 8efebl8Haber
Der Sritppeu OIL Ser rlliIiid)en @rer.
ae, NIT Dem rtiIiiihen So5ioliIten-
filbrer 2enin 5meds SeritelIun9 Ell.
nes oIIgemeinen 5rie0ens inlterbon.
belt babe. SSit Der 3epei6e beiBt
es, 6aB Benin AM %. SUM Dor 0eut
olrltiiii6eu aongreB Der 9tr6eiter
unb SnIoaten cine Ge6e 8uguniten
zines oageueinen 5rie6ens bielt.
geod ibm ipro6 oaS &egierttngSnlits
glie0 8ierensfp lmo erfl0rte, oaB
er 2entnS 9feoe tpie0erbolet neroe.
@r las bonn Wonltifript 1tno mieoer-
boIte oie @orte ieines 8orreoners.
Damn iogte er, bob Benin iid Der
8orte 6e8 8rit5en 2eopolo8 bon
8oBern beoient botte, Der NIT 2enin
in llnterbdnolungen 3ped8 Seritel.
IIilng oe8 5Srieoens 9eitonoen bobe.
2enin itellte 6ieies duh ni6t in glb.
reoe ltn6 iogte, odB er oieieS int
S5ttereiie ser 9etnofratie geton babe.
0egenreoOlntiou berbinbert.
2on0on, 81. Syuni. - Sic ertre.
men So3ioliIten botten om 90. SSrtni
cine groBe 3emonitrotion qe9en Die
9legierung geplont. 9)titalie0er OeS
oIlrliiijden Gongreiies aber bntten
es beritanoem 6ie Concentration a1
bintertreiben. @s lit ober offenbar,
6oB 9uBlonb gegeniDdrtig cine neue
idlmere ariii8 ourh8uutoden bat.
Die Gage in getrogroo un0 im ST..
neren 6e3 2onnes berlhIitnnlert it6.
g[us bier eingetroffenen 9epei6en
gebt berbor, 6oB Die glnordiiten uno
on0ere raoifoIe glenette bon ben
arbeiten0en alaiien un0 bieIfab auf
bonn Mtilitdr. unteritiibt iperoen. Die
Wtafien berlangen 6rteOen, Brot uno
6reibeit.
Shlrmers SOGn besebt Sel6itmurb.
@ettograo, q. Suli.-gin Sobn
oes friiberen 41iniiterbr1iioentcn
Sturner, Der ne9en &utnfenbeit
Derbaftet puroe, bat I'M @efQngni8
Sclbitrnor0 be9angen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
@encrnl b. Ranfe aeitpr6en.

Berlin, itber glmiteroam unf
2ouoon 27. SUM. sym glIter
bon iisb5ie Sabren 1T in sSenn Der
@enernlninior q. g. b. Ganfe, Elm
Sobn oes aroBen 9iitorifers Geo.
polo b. Honfe, aus Dem 9eben oe.
idlieoen. Ger neritorbene General
mar Der 5iibrer Der nelti1en sSu.
GeHouehr,9 9eneanro,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Stitrmet8 SO6n begebt SelbitmI
Amerik. Sc9clibiff
Sur6 Bcmrbc uerfcnkt!
gtieulnnS nmgefummen; 6rei glur.
tpeger nuO eiu Stfluebe
ebenfdlls tDrpeSiert.

Qon6on, 27. Syuni-3os omerifo-
nii6e Segelififf n@oleno" 1T am
%. sSuni bci Ser S5niel lli6ant an
Der fronaofiiten aiiite, 26 1}eilen
noroDeitlidl BON Brett BON einem
Neittiden Sau6boot 6ur6 cine 9om,
be in Die Siefe bei0roert woroen.
Bon Der 8eiasuua fam riemauo
inns 2eben fiinfae9n lleberleben0e
mur0en nod Brett acbra6t.
Ole ,@alena" mar frilber Die
9arfentine o6oobng 9ueD" un6
t,042 Gonnen QroB. Sic befono
lid ouf Der Seimiobrt nod giep
9orf BON 9touen.
2rei giOrucger fntffl.
2onoon 27. Syuni.-3ie norpe.
QiIhen Sampler Song @oafon"
2,231 $onnen groB, oNlaagie", H.
lis 3onnen groB uno o8olette"
lino 6eutifeu Soud6onten 5umCpfer
gefaIlen. 9on Der o92ageie" pur.
0e Die gan8e @eiasun9 9erettet, 6o-
gegen murbeu bonn oGong 5oofon"
MIR ie9s 9tamt gercttet, uno bon
Ger ,GoQette" ner0en cbenfollS mebs
rere Mom pernHBt. Som letteren
56iff wlr0en fiini3e1n 8erettet,
oorunter fiuf 6rauen.
SfiUeSiidler Sampier torpeOiert.
2on0on, q. SUM. Ser idDe-
oiide 3anpier a@otbio@ 1T bon
eincm OeltiAeu ll.goot berienft
uoroen. 9ier Nldnler uno 3pci
fSrauen meroen eernliBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Dcmtltbanterikatter
lc4cn nt9t oeeen
BriiSer k6ntpfen!
0as be5lucft cine uOu Sonsrekmann
gritten eingereiflte Surlass.
Ger Often 1T aber busegcn.

g8aibington, 27. SUM. Son.
areBmann 9ritten bon syQinois, oet
= mic gcitern bereit5 tur3 eruG6nt
- im aongreB einen 9lnttag eiuoe.
bradt bot, Die g(neritaner 0eutifei
ODER oiterreidiider q(bItommltto
bonn Seeresoienlt i'll 6ranfreid All
ent6in0en ua0 fte altoerpeitig 3u
bermerten ingte bierilber:
sd bn6e tteLfa6 @eleoenbeit oe-
bobt, felt unieter ariegserfl1runQ
an 9euti6lmo bobe 0fii3iere unie.
rer Q(rmee betreffs Der Ratiamfeii
su befragen, giirger oeuti6er ooel
olterreifiider @eburt, meIde ai6i
III fremoen 2nltoen ariegSoieHIt lei.
item ipollen, na6 ben ellrop1ii4en
5hiiBengrdbeH 8u ianoen. s5n ie.
Dem Safe fpur0e min geiagt, 0aB 0el
Gbarafter zines ioIdeu Soloaten fir
ieIne aomera0en bon geringem 8ert
lei ttnO it'd bel einent Sait0genenge
BON uhic6db6aren Sdaoeu errpetien
rn0ge.
W1ein g(ntrag ntntHt feinen bon
Der &onifription aus, ionoern beab.
ithtigt mir leine g(nieknng 3u einen
0ienit, in pelheru Der @e3ogene 0en
2an6e gemdb ieiher sS1bigfeit ON
6eiten riibeH fam. gngIan0 uno
aanaoo iino onbon abgeitanoen, ibrq
9iirger oelttider @eburt in Die
Sfiibengrdben 8u eutienoen neil
nad ibrer @leinung onS 9Iut ni6t
rulteroriidt ner0en fam, no ber
GntidIuB 6u totem luto 8t iicgen
Der oorBerri9enoe iein muB.
@enn Die S5abrtten mo 6armn
ltnlere eriten @ertei0igltngSliniea
fttlo, lobt inns miinid)enslDertc
gtauue5trait fir 6iele 3rpede aus.
be6ei1.
Ser Giten Begeu ioGdlc 9ln5na6mcn.
8aibingtou, 27. Stunt. - SS5n Der
8eltrigen aabinett5iibitng pItr0en
an9eblide ungeredte 8eitimnungen
0es moblpeiien 2lusbebtngspIunes
beiprod)en.
9lut @innorbe 6es friiberen gar-
germeiiters SSiBgeralo bon Bolton
bin 0aB bic QluS1o9ne. Regnlatio.
nen Den eingeboreneu glneritonern
cine gu groBe 2oit auf6iir0en Mir
oen m6gen 9lenoerungen oorgenonl.
men iucr0en.
9ie Quote Ser 93Qnner filr Die
nationnle @crteioigung boiiert ouf
Der @eionlt3abl Der 0}anuer in ei.
nem Gorf ooer einer 5to0t. 9e.
treffs Der au8l1noiidea gcpolferung
lit fein 9lb8ug bor9eiabeu. 9oralt8-
geiebt, ooB es cine Itarfe atsIGnoi-
ide 9ebolterung ei6t, wie es in
pielen sSdbritorten Der 6aI( lit, mir.
oe Die 9(u$be6ung foIt ie0en eingebo.
renen Maun treffen. 9ies miro ol$
unaeredt darotteriiicrt. Is miro
geiagt, Dab bic @t1ner, peIde iid
millig crtlQrt bo6en, giirger 3u
peroett in Die g[usbebung8liite ein-
9eidloiien meroen ioaen. (Qie
arieg$beber inn Giten, Die nibt 9e.
mug 5um arieg nit 9eutidlon0
Iosbriilen tou1ten molten it'd jest
bont SricgSbienit orilden.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

6eute ieineu GoritoB gegeu 6as @fli-
tor8pangSgeiee begounen. @foion
bat mie er 6ereits friiber in elmer
&e0e es gu TIM beriprod, mebrere
glmeuoements 81 Der &orlooe Elm.
gcreift Die Rooiepelt geitatten mir.
Den, cine acknowledgements mad SUI
ropd 6u filbren. unO Die &erpenOun9
Der Stoatsmili5en fiir ouslonOlihen
Gienlt Derbinoert. Sn ieiner Heoe
bat er erfIdrt. bnB 0os lestere
yburh Die 8unDesnerioiiling obIolut
berboten iei. (Iioion metln eS
gut, ober lem anHlpi it nasIog.l }
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
,11aIcn bekdmpft
,11ilitdr5tnanosoeleb!

@aibington, q. SUM aan.
arshmnnn gloion bon sssainois bot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

abouuiert uui bic aagIi4e ssissuk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

SIR Sninbn uno llnaseaio: Sd0n 6etts
oben6 unO Gonnerstag, ndrluer beiitc nben0.
Sir g1cbrasfa: alngemein fton beitte dbrno
un0 3onnerstag, fp1rmer i'm 0itlihen GeiL
belite o6eno
SIR Soma: anbalteno ber1n0erliH beilte
o5eno, 8onnerstag teiIweiie beuolft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

ltno es tit Die 3eitungsrefIome
BITE &unoen eirbringt. sic fon
hen duf feline 1noere @etit
Run0en erlnngen.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
SCHOOL NOTES.

The basketball games scheduled
with Flushing last Friday were can
celled. We expect the Flushing teams
here Friday, Oct. 26th.
Mr.. White was absent the first OF
this week on account of illness.
Mrs. F. Whitcomb and Mrs. James
Andrews visited the second and third
grades Monday.
Francis Parsons is absent from the
third grade on account of illness.
Violet and Anna Hall are two new
pupils of the Freshman class.
The eighth grade has the highest
average in art.
The seventh geography class are
studying South America.
German II are beginning the story,
"Hoher ais Die Kirche."
The Freshmen had real picture
gallery in class Tuesday as a regular
exercise in description.
The first book reports of the year
are due this week.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Caster and
daughter, June. of Saginaw, visited at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Earl Shorten,
Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Reed, who was taken
to Hurley Hospital. Thursday, for an
operation, is improving as rapidly as
can be expected.
The West Vienna Ladies' Aid met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Richards, Thursday. Supper was
served
Will Ravens Sunday School class
met Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. George Walker, for
business session and )cial evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Lewis spent Tuesday
at the home of her son, Roy Tompkin-
son, of Flint.
Frank Cornell and family, who have
been residing in Wilmington, have moved
into a part of Mrs. II. II. Stanley's
house.
Mrs. Fl. T. Vosper and daughter, of
Toledo, were guests in the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. |. ID. Gillett,
from Friday until Sunday noon.
|. A berry bush on the homestead of
Henry Steele is endeavorng to do its bit
and is bearing a second crop of berries.
David Greenley. for many years a
pioneer resident of Farrandville, died
at his home in Flint, this week. Mrs.
l.. L. Davis. of this place was in attend
ance at the funeral.
Mrs Roy Baldwin and Daughter, Of
Millington, spent the week end with
Mrs. VIM. Conlee.
This credit is little belated but it is
richly deserved: Herman Voss, citizen
of this town, baught of the first issue
of Liberty Bonds $4,000 90 worth, that
sum representing almost his entire saw
ings. Good boy, Herman.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
RED CROSS.

The second consignment of work
for the sewing committee of the Red
Cross has been received and anyone
who wishes to sew can get work at
Mrs. Isaac Gillett's. The first con-
signment was all given out and re-
turned in about two weeks time and
the chairman would like to see this
one finished as quickly. The Flint
chapter has received a call for 5000
bed shirts and they need helpers to
finish them in the time given so there
is no reason why everyone who wants
to help in the work should not be able
to do so. These articles are just as
needful to carry on the war as other
things. We need more sewers. Won't
you help?
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
Auction Calendar

Following are auctions which are now
being or will be advertised in The Mes
senger:
Andrews Bros, near Vassar, Oct 80,
E. l.. Powers, auctioneer.
Ed Athey, miles west. mile south
and q mile west of Clio. Oct. 81, Roll
Harrow, auctioneer.
Floyd Miller, mile north and AZ
miles west Of Clio, Nov. /, E. L..
Powers, auctioneer.
J. A. Peek, Farrandville, Nov. Z,
Z. L. Powers, auctioneer.
Those who are planning to have auc-
ton sales are asked to remember that
they can have them advertised in The
Messenger and get the best results
and that our prices for the work will
effect big saving for them. Get your
auctioneer's advice on the matter.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
Halloween Notice

All boys and other persons are warn
ed against disturbing or damaging
on Halloween. 1t is hoped
that common sense in these troub-
lous times will incline every one to the
view that no property shall be destroy
ed or loss entailed, and that parents
will see that their children do not in
dulge in such acts. Offenders against
this notice will be prosecuted.
By Order Common Council.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
Letter From a Marine
Marine Barracks,
Paris Island. S. c.
Oct. 20, IT

Paris Island. S. c.
Oct. 20, IT
Mr.. Chas. H. Reed.
Clio, Mich.
Dear Friend:
| have been receiving
The Messenger regular and l wish to
thank you for sending it as it seems
pretty good to get the home news. /
have been here a little over month
and like it fine. We were all inoculat-
ed this morning for the second time,
the first was a week ago; some off the
boys were quite sick but by Monday
were all right again. We have one
more incubation next Saturday. The
first two weeks we were kept in what
is called the quarantine station, where
we underwent another examination and
began Our first training. About the
second week we!went over the line to
what is.called the new barracks, and
became regular marine. The recruits
are not coming VERY fast at present,
only about Fifteen or twenty a day,
where a month ago two or three hun
dred day were arriving. The marines
here are recruited practically to war
strength andlhave let up on recruiting.
The entertainments for the camp are
given by the Y. M. c. A. They have 2
large buildings here and every evening
there is something going on, boxing,
wrestling or musical entertainment.
We also have moving pictures here
every night.
Reville is sounded at 500 a. M; we
get up, make our hunks. sweep the
quarters and fall out for roll call at 5:15.
Anyone late will get a day or two in
the mess hall or some other extra work.
Then we.usually have about an hour to
exercise before breakfast, FOR Chow"
as they call it. At $50 we line up for
parade before the commanding officer;
then we usually have an hour or two to
ourselves, after which we have about
an hours drill before dinner. At 1:30
we all stand by for inspection of quar-
tiers, then a couple hours more drill.
We are usually free after supper until
1000 o'clock, when we all have to be in
bed and all lights out.
AS it is nearing time for supper
will have to close. Thanking you again
for the paper.
Yours Truly,
Leslie r. Chase.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26

Camp Meade, Oct. 10, 1917.
Mrs. Hoff,
Clio, Michigan.
Dear Friend-I was so very glad to
receive the knitted goods and they are
such comfort these cold fall days.
This is a great life. The sand is
about four inches deep.
The cantonment is 13 by 20 miles.
There are about $4,000 men here.
Our regiment expects to leave any
day now for France. Our Company,
composed of 144 men, subscribed for
Liberty Loan bonds, $4,000.
The weather here is about the same
as it is there the first of September.
/ must close, thanking you and the
knitting club for my outfit. i remain,
Yours truly,
STANLEY M. METZ.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
Sells Farm

The w. r. Hopkins Real Estate Ex-
change sold this week forTracy Bros.
of Flint, their forty acre farm in West
Vienna, Tucker Bros. being the pur-
chasers. This tract added to their
former holdings will make splendid
farm for the Messrs Tucker. who are
just the boys to cultivate it. List your
farms and village property with Mr..
Hopkins for a quick sale, Office with
The Messenger. In making the deal
above mentioned, MIR. Hopkins bought
a couple of straw stacks which he offers
to sell at the right price.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-26
NJ. E. Church Notes

Class meeting. $3.50 a. M; sermon,
1000 a. m; Sunday school, ll:l5 a. m.
Epworth League, 600 p. M, Subject,
"Christ's Yoke Made Easy. Leader
Dorothy Hymen.
The w. H. M. S. will meet with Mrs.
]. F. Wirth. Friday, November 2. at
two o'clock.
There will be no services in the
church next Sunday, except the E. l..
service at 600 o'clock, which will take
place in the church parlors. This plan
is made necessary through the redeco-
rating of the auditorium which is now
in progress.