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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

William Allison of Oriental. who
has been visiting in Portland and
Centralia for the last month. return
I'd TO Ukiah Monday.
Granville Plant and wife of Dale.
were in town Monday.
Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. viii Hin
Back Monday.
Mr.. Cutter and niece. Miss Mamie
Jones of Hidaway Springs were in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Nora Osborn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ingram who lives
near the coast arrived Tuesday TO Wis
it with her parents.
Born July 3rd, at the .Andrus-Gibbs
saw mill to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gibbs,
a daughter.
Sells ont business Interests.
George Caldwell of the Wagner
Caldwell hardware firm has sold his
interests in the hardware business TO
Mr.. Wagner and has retired from the
business. Mr.. Caldwell has not de-
cided, or made any definite plans as
to what he will do in the future but
his many friends hope he will remain
in or near Ukiah.
7 j. u hlIh anu sun hdNG Sblu AACAA
: stock of groceries to the Ckiah Mer-
camille Co. ard have fitted up the
building with two new pool tables
and will hereafter conduct a pastime.
This makes two pastime resorts for
Ckiah, the other being conducted by
Frank Chamberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Selby of Cur
diane arrived Tuesday to spend the 4th
.-E.a ~. - .,aWlA- NJ Tnp1nfa
! Moore, and together they viii attend
the dance at the springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. sullivan and baby of
TIermiston, arrived Tuesday to remain
in Ukiah during the warm weather.
They have taken rooms at Mrs. S. ].
HeImick's. Mrs. Sullivan was form
crly Miss' Lena Roynton. daughter of
Walter Eoynlon and is well known
here. having been born here and spent
her childhood days near Ukiah
July 9Th was enjoyed in many WAYS
in Camas Prairie, some going fishing
s~ome'haVing family picnics and many
going to the spring and some remain
ing at home.
Mrs. Jennie Moore left for Sur
dane Thursday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Orlean Hay of Pendleton who
is spending the summer at the Stur-
divant Bros farm, was in Ukiah
Thursday.
Mrs. Maggie Walker and daughter
of Dale were in town Thursday with
pack horses, for a DAD of supplies.
]. d. Kirk, wife n daughter
Irene returned from Bridge Creek
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tooter who
were here to attend the wedding of
their son Arthur, have returned to
their home near Oregon City.
Roth trucks are making round trips
daily on account of so much freight.
Fred Grooms. wife and son Jack
were Ukiah visitors Thursday on their
return from the Hidaway Springs
where they enjoyed the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilbert and
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse Hilbert visited at
the home of Oscar Hilbert on Bridge
Creek July 4th.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

Regular services at the Methodist
church tomorrow. Sunday sch6ol al
10 a m. Morning worship with
special music and sermon At II a.
m. The subject will De 'Christ's Eel
lowship with Sinners" Union young
peoples meeting at Z p. m. r. r..
Gornall will be the leader. A special
musical number will be rendered
Union evening services at 8 p. m.
Rev. J. L. Snyder will be the spsak-
These union meetings ought to
be well attended and productive OF
great community good. The pastor
is very appreciatiye of good audi
ences. Tile morning attendance is
keeping up remarkably we'll A cor
dial welcome to everyone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
FOR
UK|AH COUPLE
MIR. AND MRS. ELMER NICHOLS
ARE HONOIsED by AFFAIR
AT HDAWAY.
Many sheep Pass Through Mountain
Town EnrOut 10 tine summer
Rangcs; Light Showers FaI
Thursday and Friday.


UkIAH, July IA grand recep-
ton was given last saturday night
at the Hidaway Springs in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nichol, who were
married in Pendleton June 20. Mrs.
Nichols was formerly Miss Winnie
Casteel. supper was serve at the
hall and at the close Of the supper
the brides cake was passed by the
bride and about rs guests were treat
ed to a piece of cake, which was pro-
nounced fine. Dancing was kept up
till 8 O'Clock in the morning and all
left well pleased and everybody wish
es them a happy, prosperous life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols are well known
popular young people of Camaa
Prairie and will make their home on
the groom's homestead near Hida-
way Springs. Many Of the young
people of Ckiah attended the recep-
ton.
J. IL Mettie was i'll a few avs
last week and Dr. DeVaul was called,
but from last reports, he is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Johnny insner and infant
daughter of Pilot ROCK are visiting
for an indefinite time "A the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Linsner in
Ukiah.
Miss Iona Beck Of Krupp, Wash
ington. sister of Mrs. Hugo Lenz. ar
Thursday to spend the SUM
mer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lenz.
The Misses Grace and Fay Hinkie
of Pilot Rock. visited several days
last week, with their aunt. Mrs.
Peterson. at the Hotel Peter
son.
c. MARI aand Joe Wilmoth of Ritter,
were in town Thursday night on bus
Light showers fell Thursday night
and all day Friday but the ground
being so dry they did very little
good.
Many sheep 60 Through.
Fifteen thousand head of sheep
passed through Ukiah in = one day
last week. going to the summer rang
es and many smaller bands nave
passed through since.
Or. GiIleland and l.. .. Scharpf "t
pilot Rock. were business visitors in
Ukiah saturday. and while mere went
fishing. each catching a nice string
of flSh to take nome WIN NAS"i
Miss Emily quaint of Alba. who has
been visiting in Portland for a few
weeks. returned TO her home Satur-
day. I
Miss Helen DeNaul returned sat
urday from Pendleton where she hau
been attending teachers examination
Albert Peterson made a business
trip to Pilot Rock Monday. returning
Tuesday.
Arthur Gillland. who is working
clyde Helmick on Bridge creek
was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Irvine. anger. who is station
ed at Squaw prairie, came in sunday
supplies.
J. III Wagner and Frank Chamber i,
lain made a trip to Pendleton Mon
day, returning Tuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
A OF NAVY
is EXCELLENT"
Surgeon General Braisted So
Reports for All Stations, at
Home and Abroad.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Surgeon
General Braisted's report for las;
week reads:
Reports and returns from all ma
val stations. including the fleets and
various ships, both at home ami
abroad. indicated So unusual health
conditions and in general show has
the health Of the navy is excellent.
The epidemic of diseases OF vari-
Gus types that existed during the past
few months have almost disappeared,
most of the cases in hospitals being
convulescents awaiting final DISPOSE
ton with here and there a few cases
O fthis type marking the disappear
ing incidents Of local infectious
areas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
Baptist.

Bible school meets at II O'Clock.
preaching at II O'Clock. Subject,
Gained by Experience.
Anthem by the choir. No evening
service. We will join in the union
meeting at the NJ. f. church
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

H URIC E S
- :@'iH;34 in3~fa3f.


e J. r. snyder. pastor. Morn
will preach upon the subject. "A
Clean Heart." Music by the quartet.
sunday school, 10 a. IN. In the Ven
ing the church will join in the union
service al the NJ. r. church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

Ratteries-Gipe. Barham and Cad
man: Eojas and T. Cunningham.
National League.
Pittsburg S, Philadelphia 5.
Brooklyn 1. Chicago 8.
New York 2. st. Louis /.
Boston 4. Cincinnati 4
American League.
Chicago l. Detroit T.
St Louis 6, Cleveland S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-07


y FRENCH AIR HERO HERE .
y TO TEACH L. 5. AVIATORS. .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03

Mep gorf, 3. Qlpril. 600 8ol.
fnipeftaren, n~lsteritltt bon lAL0ht
berrtten neutrality-suspicious. be.
nadten helltg bic ~ 0eutiteu 6nbr-
sanua. tpelhc BIT 8eginH oes &rie-
ais tnt hieiioen @afct 8ufaIdt &c.
Rdt patten. TIN irgcuo nel6eu I'm.
f1hen, Die iif ans oen1 4riegs5u.
nufso 1nif GeufitlanD argeben fonn.
ten, Qeriitet ~gegeniiber 81 lte9ea
Ectpte bic @easuug irgeno eiue4
set ~ 9ampier irgaiomie iid
fan0lqIiq betragen iolte, ioH loui
@eFeblen ais @aiBington Der Sufen-
foneftOr Mlalone Gle Shiffe be
fmIaamahmca. Ole BeiblogrnbmG
0er hieIiacu 0entiden 2ampfer miro.
mie man ornnnmt. Die 8ei1Iagnab,
rle IdmiIidar in an0eren omerifala
Ideu &1fen I~iegenoen oeutifer
@hlFfe salr syoLge baben.
Inter ben 27 @ornpfer nbeftn6er
fim ia 8erionm0oupfer, 0ar1tntel
0ar MieIeuoompfer y8aterIarto' 5bi
@eEnnt1Den miro mrf etpa $21,
9AA100 gei6Gst.
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.Hcciepclt in
darlington!
Scrind)t Den &rdhOentcn an iprcden,
Oicisr aber lit nid)t an
6auie.

@oi1tngton, 8. 4pril. ~ Col.
Gooiebelt trdf heitte uahmittag, auf
Dem 8ege pon 5lorioo nod Sem
9ort beqriifen, bier cin mo elite
pom 9nbnbof nod Dem @eiBen
sous, nm Dem 9rGiioentcn iefnen
9ieipeft 3u %ertDciieH ttto inn feline
9icnite IN Dem 9riege an3ubieteu,
gr geoenft, eine Qipiiion 5u erri6
ten.
Ger 4r1iiocnt mar nidt 0o6eiul
tno Rooiepelt founte i'm nidt ipres
den, gr lit iiber Die gotidnft oe5
G%raiioenten ent3Idt uno ertldrt, 6nB
4mertfa Den arieg nit bern groBteH
gtahbrud fiibreu mune. 8or alien
9ingen iei as notig. 8ruppeu in
bic 5euer5one 81 ierloeu uuo omar
lobnlo nls moQlid; Elm 8erteiois
guugsfrieg lei alsgeihloien. Sd
mlnide nun, iagte or. oaB e5 mir
bcrgoHnt tit, eiue 8iDitoH 5u BIZ.
BEN, uno i'd periprehe, Dab es bic
beiteu Iruppen I'M gan3eH arie1F
fem meroen.
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Bats nifn1nt an0cim.
Defi5itpctlaoe an!

@oibrnqton, 3. apriI - 9n8 &c
observation-disclosures bertagte iid beits.
na6oem es obue @egeneiumuri bic
aQgemerne Gefi8ttborLage in @0be
BON $50, 500, 900 mrgenonmen bat
fe. Die 9orlage entbqlt beoeuten0e
9etuiGigungen fir oas Seer pie fit
Die 5Iotte unb puroe in oemielben
8ortlaut ongenommen, III meldem
fe I'M borigeu 9ongreB einberidtet.
ie0oh bonn lesten 5endt uiht olge.
r0ututen mor0et mar.
Sem aongreB liegt nun nod Die
qrmeebemiaigungsborInge IN @obe
non S247,061,000, Die @orIuge 5lr
getldltnq bon Satoelsfabr5euger
in 56he BON 500, 000, 600, Die qii.
lttdrafooeuie-8 orlage III ,9o9e bon
ST $4,000 un0 bic 5pionngeDorla.
qe our 4n1la6me Dor. IS berridt
fem 3peifel, 0oB oieic idmtli6 aHgc.
nomnlen IperogL.
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Wcacn SGiffe fir
Gn9lanS bamcn!

g6ila6eIpbia. 3. 2lpril. Die
Gunaro 5teomlbip 60, gebt NH
oer Blame nm, in 0en Ser. Stna.
Ten guitr1ge fitr Den 8oi bon ia
8oiiogieroaulpicrn iii @obe Don
runo 500 900. 900 untcr5ubringeu.
IroB oes 4rbciteruinngels, iomobl
an gelernten ME ~urlgelerflten ulo
.troB Der bon Der merifoniiden Hcz
aiertriB All Die Sdifispcrften ge-
itellteu Anforoerlngcn bobCn Die
0crtrctcr Der SdJiif5bmlanItalten in
Gbila0eIpbiu. ga, Den 9l9entcu Der
nuftragqeben6en agentllr Deriidert,
Dab ie Die Auitrdge a%nIlcbuIen tom1.
ten. S6on I'M pergon9Gncn 0londt
liu0 bon Der Ropul 9}oil Clinic.
Die BON Der Gunar0 2iuie unter.
holten miro, IL 3anpfer at $50
000, 900 auf nmerifdniidm 8eriter
in 9au gegeben moroen.
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Die ~Arieoslaoe
i'm a~necmcinen!

g4etp BORT, 8. GpriI. (Sn Der Rew
tort Office Der Ilniteo 8reB 5lts
iammenqeiteat - @ritiide Streit.
fr1fte baben n0r0lif BON ct. Gneu.
tin peitere 5ortihritte 5u ber8ei6-
men; ole anjei6en bellten Oarmti
BIN BOB iie iit in Den Belts pon
I}oiiiemp 5 MeiIen ~nor6neitlidl
BON ct. Quentin eeiett baben; Die
0rtidait befinoet lid, Orei WeiIer
BON Ser SoilptliHie uadl Gantbrol
entiernt,
5rantrci1 beridtet beltte BON tei-
nerlei meientliden &dmpfen.
geridte non &etroarno bingegerl
beiagen oob es an Der uorO0itlihen
5ront at erbitterten @efedten &C.
fommen 1T. Die 8ertideu ordngen
mad, borbereiteter grtiaerietdtigfeit
in rniiiide 9telungen Elm, milroer
ie0od ipater ottrf eiuen erfolgrei-
den 8ajonettnngriff mieoer Dertrie.
ben.
Ole 0ettiden Srubpen fino i'm.
mer nod III 8eiib bon 8elgien nit
9rgnobme eines ettpo - @eilen
breiten un0 40 M2eilen lorgen 2ono.
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Bcti6aftcr pcnfielS
rciit nacb darlington!

8ten, 8. qpriI Ser bieiige
dmerifanii6e 8otidofter 5reOerit
is. genftelo beitdtigt oaB er erpar.
td, an W}ittmoh ooer GonnerStog
nebit ietner @emQAlin pom bier rad
8oibington ab5lreilen, oodl iobalO
ME moglth nieoer nod @ien gu
ritffebren meroe. ~ Gina 0reI
Mlonate oiirfte ct BORT fnrt hlet.
ben; m3piiden miro ieine &obnmlg
6abier offen gebaltan. Seine 4ult5'
geidGfte mer0en BON 8otidaTt5te.
rater 8ren netter geiilbrt. 2ie
obige allnoe madte 8eitDeilig gro.
beg Qniieber1; bod Iegte iih 0leielbe
etDos, ais Ser 8otdafter erfIdrte,
Die Reiie ultf eiuen 8unih 0e@
BrQii0enten bin ST. unternebnea.
UNI iif NIT ibm peri6nlid itber bic
aagemeine Gage In europa 81 bera.
ten.
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Gin ~oclmn0cncs
S~tiftnn9sfeIt!

g}Dnfaq fcicrten Bic @}italicoer
0es oeutitea llutcrinlgungsDereins
iii i1rcm uaitau @erianmllmgslofo1
5iieieite Jurubolle. oos 80. Stif
t1nqsieit. Der 8eiuh NOR rcft
sahlreih. &odOem iid 2lIt mo
Sung begrilbt mar6e Gin 5dn5hea
risfiert Dorauf IN ben unteren
Rdumlidfeiten Der 5alle eir idlmod
Haftc5 Giien eingetommen muroe.
grdii0ent 5afob Sh0Blcr belt cine
ferniae 9lHipruhe III welder or ont
bic Gntitebung unb 9as &eien oes
9ereins ndber ciuaIng mo mn
5tol5 ouf Die 5ablreIfe g}itglieDtri
5ahl mo oie moBlaeipidta Stare
0esiel6eu Dermies. Begen BITTER.
nadt l6ite lid Ole @cieaidait IN
&obl9eiaaeH nuf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03
Grit ma3lrcform;
Sann Oebor 0ilf
SricScnscffcrtc!

Baibmgton. 3. Ipril. - 3cutitl-
Ion0 mus crit 0a3 augeneine
5timmrcdt ctniabrerL ionie Elm ao-
binett, ous Dem 8Dlfe bcrnntrportli6
lit uuo uidlt unter Dem 0mimen pes
4oiiers itebt. crit 0nrlt tnnu es einen
6riebensoorihlag mter6relten, DER
8e6or ftn0en miro. Dries aommen
tar madlte bcute elmer Der boditeH
gun0esbeonten, ais CT bic uniteO
9reB Gepeide aus 4niteroam las
iDonnd Der 8crIircr 2otaIan5eiger
anfinoiate. ooB bic 3entralntddte
0emnadit cine uctle 6rle0ensherDe-
ggng in Sang bringen mlrocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03

ltreifens. Gil boben cine 0idaod
ortia lntfeuop 2inie in 6runfreid
BON ellie nod 2ens, Gombrni, ct.
Quentin, 9aou unb menige 9icilen
BON GbeimB f9 eritrefenoe Sirie
imne. Nus iener @egeno erltredt
fid 6ieieIbe Inn geroun beritul BIG
mad ct. glibiel, aufpdrts bis nod
binter gont.a.o9hiilon, Damn iebr
nobe Der frn3oiiihen @renSe emf
lana bis nube @1t. 8onon. I'm
terboIb ct. Ole eritredt ith Oteie
2inie oann nad Dem beitti9en @ea
bet inn eIiaB. (Soutit lit erftdtli6,
ooB oie Daitiden iiruHer nod Elm
oniebnIides fran50itideB @ebirt ol8
9yauitpfano III geits buben.)
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.Wcitcrr. hailerpa0r
mad D~cmtidlGnS!
Stntteu Saiier 8ilbelm unS Sat
ierin Iuguita giftoria fur5cn
8siadl ab.

amYteroom iibcr 2onool, 3.
April. Gin Ielearamu altS
8ten meIoet oaB aoiier aorI unr
Die Soiierin 3ito, rpeld' Iebtere Den
@uni6 geduBert bate, iobnlo nls
ntogIid sic 9cfanutidaft Der oeut.
idlen 4aiierin su modem, qeiterr
abeno nod Dem 0elttidcu @nupt.
quarter 5u eineut fur5en 9eiud
oes oelltl6en antierpaores abgereiit
.finb.
Ger MiniIter oes a~usm1rtigen
@raf G3eruiu. befinoct lid in 8c
eleitung 0eS aoiiers. ga Der bent.
iae 8ei6sfou5Ier lid inn Soitpt.
quarter befinoet, uiIHmt man on
6oB Die politiide Gage 6eiproAer
meroen miro.
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Krie0src
1mcrGcn bcrGten1

@aibington. 8. @pril. - Gic
pom Senatsfomitee fir auspdrtit
ge 4HeeIegenbeiteR ungeuommene
&riegsreiollrtiou gegen peld)e Der
goriibenoe Senator 5tone prote'
itierte, bat ~folgenoen @ortIurt: u8a
Ole faiierli6 oelltide Regierimg ith
wie0erbolt feinoieliger Sanollngel
gegen Die Regieruug uuo oo5 @oll
Der Ser. Staoten gu Shltl6en fom'
men FEB, iet Is
9ei6Ioiien, oab ser Senat unb
Dos Saus oes Ser. Staoteu Son
greiies erflGrt 0aB elm ariegs5u.
iton0 sniI6en ben Ser. 5taaten unn
3eltialono 6eItebt. Der Den Ser.
Staaten nltfgc5tpungen porocn TIT
Der 8rdiioent lit hermit ernnhti8t
uno orgemieIen, sic gun3e 9tilitdra
uno 6lottenmoht ioDie 6eren Reier.
ben atf3ubieten, i'm geeeiI bic tai.
ierli6 oeutide &egierling &rieg 81
fiibrer. linn ben Grieg an etnelr
erfolgreiden @bidluB 81 bringen.
ioleu nlf 8eidluB Oes &ongreiies
ale SilfsnritteI Oes 2anoes III ben
9ienit Der glutoesregierung geiteal
ner6en."
9ieie Reiolution mltroc Ron Bun
~0eSienator 9ithcod, 9iebrn8fo. Gin.
eerei6t, Der berlongte baB oieielbe
iofort IN 8erntung gctomnen mcr.
ben iolte. Ga 6oactte erbob @ro.
teIt rtno nerIongte, Dab Die ge.
ratultg ont morgeu beridobeu per.
be. Ger Se1tnt bertagte iid.
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Briten imbcln iibcr
Nmerikas BeiItGnS!

2on6on, 3. apriL. - 6hoBdnts.
fefret6r 8onor Sam motte beitte
nodlmittaa i'm britilder llnterbdls
6ie anfiinoigun9, er bobc bon Dem
britiid,en 8otIhafter in 8aibington
geadridt erbalterJ 6oB Der aongreB
%unbeoingt oitf bic 9%or6ertngen utO
Biinlde oes 8rGIioenten eiugeben
pcroe. Die abgeorOneten begrilbten
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GbamberlAin rcidt
DcrI00c fir aMocm.
D~icmitpflidt GIN!

8aiBington, 8. glpriE. - Senator
Chamberlain 8orilber oes Seuats.
foutiters filr miIitariihe 9ngelegers
beiteH, reifte bette cine &orIage fir
Die @tnfiibrung elmer allgemeinen
militariideu 9ienitpili6t ein.
Inter ben geItmmuugen Der Dor.
loge piiroe Der 8rdiioent ernadtigt
iein aqe f6rperliA brapdbnren Jun
gen 2eute inn 9Iter BON 20 Sobren
iofort e%in5u6erufen. Sails iia Die
glot1pefoigteit bter5l crgeberl lollte.
ioaen Die 2eute i'm glter BON q,
% mo % Sdbren ebeuidas etnbe.
rufen fperoen.
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Demti6lanS tuirS
protcit crbcbcn!

Gmiterodm 3. Qpril. - 1eutih.
lono beabiidtigt Del ben n~elttraleH
miohte formed Groteit Deger 4me.
rifus ariegserfIdritna 3u erheheu.
50 Iottea heuti9e acknowledgement.
6unqen aus Berlin 8urd emcg
Io(ten groteIt errDortet 8eutihlnn0
Die neutrolen g}adte. beionoers o6er
Die fl6omerlfaniihen Stanten 81
Ieineu @uniten gu beinfIuiien.
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utir cine Stimmc
9 ecn iriee.

8ofainaton B. Q(pri( - Ger 10.
.5ialiittihe aongreBmdm Ntener
aus Gem 2)orf miro Der ein-
.8iqe iein, Der iuie e5 jest ousfebt,
Iqegen Die ariegsrciolutiou itTn1mgl
miro. Ger aongreBmann Sber.
fmooo, 6isher Elm ousaeiprohencr
5rieoensireuu0 io8te 6cite: o5fif.
fen mir 0ic Morine ober nidJt Die
4rmee.@
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Brtt0 NIT Geftcrrci6
nod nitbt ~abocmenSet!

@oibinqfon. 3. 2(priL. Gin
gruh mt Geterreif llngnrn lit
Ia6iolut nift obgepenbet. Uie Die
oaqemeine 5timnumg bier ~erfennen
IiBt. 9eit Der 3urilfitaaung Der
0tsfuHiou fber Die 2age bat. ME
man nnniumt. 8rdFoent @iion
MIR 8n %erfenneu gegeben, 0aB. fals
Bic 9oppelmouarfie nidt Die 5nn6e
bon Dem arieg 5tpiihen ben Ser.
5taoten uno 8euti6lan0 oopou
lIdBt, and iie u1lter ben 8aun
Ifonunt.
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$500 Gcnncn orc6cr
Dampfcr U%erjcnkt.

Seem gort, 3. april. Der 3itr
8ifion 9inie Qeb0riqe 2ampier
agarni5arro" wuroe aHt Iebten 5rei
tag ourd Elm 0eutifas 8ouhboct
b~erieuft. 90 miro ais gun gemel
Oct. Ser 3ompfer mar $500
Sonnen aro6.
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oieIe anfiinoiguns NIT groBem eat.
buIiosmals.
Ger oHerifaniide 8ctitnfter va
ae belt bente nafntittag nit oent
Britifden MiniIter fir diiBere Gnge-
leaenbeiten 8aIfour cine ldlserc
&onferer3 al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03
Bercitcn ficb Gtf
orci Jobrc RricG pcr!

msnHnntonz s. April. = BRIGGS.
fdntlr @ater m1o Der atisihuf
NY 2raDesDerteioigung
babea bette folgenOes 8rogrnm
III g~r1Ddgiirig:
QrigsEifhingen fir eineu orei.
Ibrige7 arieg berehnet.
E~rnfibring Der gabritngsmittel.
fonErpae In ban Ser. Stanten.
M~uaeneiner Gieni-niht MIR al
cxaaeT1ae 5eeres 9ianftpfIibt.
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Staof Shcbcn1an
ftimtmt oeoen Htic9!

5bebonqorl @isc., 3. 4pril.
DC giirqcr Der 5taot 59ebo9gar
erflGrten lid in einer 0iesbc3ugli6ea
Q6ninmuua fat einitimmig gegell
einen eintritt Der Der. Staater
In Sen e1tropaiiAen ariea. Son
.4t77 a6qeaebenen 5timuten Daren
Alp gegen Strieg.
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Mi0rSer briebt aus
Sem Oef6nenis!

Cro, 0ebr., 3. rtl.-2ou &.
aameraO, Der beitiuiiihct Grmor-
oung Der 1~3-idhrigeu 4orfos orlge
flast. lit e. leste 91adt gelunqem
aus Dem @~eiungnis 81 eutfiieben
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Stors ccbtes Bc6sBicr

'Sas bette in Der Sta6t. au 3ap
unS in SIaideu an irnO nod Dem 2
apriI. Qegt Gltf einige &iIten bic.
Ies beriibmten @etr1ntes m Gitrert
Seller Elm. GeIepboitiert on Gbus.
5tora @ebitcrf 1850.
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UT0netr cine ftetlc
Sriccenscffcrte!

arnffer6auL 8. apra--2er Ser
hsr 2ozaI a13eiger matte belita
nnaunfttag bic antitnoigtmg, BOB
biz 391traInadftp ben 4aIierten
u nala Jrie1ertsangebot unter-
haen mer6en-
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IN Chicago commits
5m WaRlkrmuaaen

Chicago. 3. qpril. ~ s5n Der s..
9aro fam Is beute geleacntlid Der
8nbl 5a eiHer blutiaen aauferei.
Gin 5arbiaer muroe eridoiien. Ger
Noroer muroe D%erhaitef mif Dem
8eqe noh Der 6oti5eiitntion a6er
1uuroe or BON elnIgeu 30 Wlanaern
heirct.
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Scans 1DbiHc6 IN Scr
@mei5 cineetrcffen!

8nridk 8. april. = grnro @bit.
Kof, bisher Scr. 5taoten 8efon0ter
gdgIen traf bier beute nnduit.
toe Elm.
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Die gfuiien Bic jest mHerifaniidg
9iEraer mereet molten iin0 N eiuer
fouuidRH Snae &c niilea Hldli. mel.
laer &ealerlsis le atldpp1ren leGaL
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&c Aiincrtrn h~elfbnieB iid ii
'ghina idleH rs 81 IT, n Bric'
ha1lau0 marul.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
STOCKHOLDERS ARE BACKWARD
snow Indifference TO Appeal of Brit
ish Treasury for Relief

LONDON Feb. despite the
frequent and urgent appeals of the
treasury, British holders of a consid-
cradle amount of American securities
nave not yet responded to the invita-
uon TO sell or lend their stocks ma
ponds TO the government. Those who
nave thus failed to realize the urgency
OF the treasury invitation will Eet n
reminder this month in the shane of
deduction of the penal income tov
or 10 per cent from their next divi.
donds, this being in addition TO tho
regular income tax, which runs i'm
many cases as high as 25 per cent
IL Is known that a very largo
amount of the securities owned 6v
British subjects has always been hold
IN New YORK, and this amount has
Deen considerably increased since tho
outbreak of war A very substantial
part OF these securities have beon
neither sold nor lent to tho treasury.
altho the British government is eager
TO either buy or borrow practicallv
the entire lot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
All Rigllf I'lcrc-

ENerybodys knitting"
Yes, II war breaks out we may be
snort on snells but we can furnish our
any body" v"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
TRAIN OF SPUDS GUARDED
$4,000 Worth of Tuhcrs Arc Cared
for like GOld Bars.

GREELEY, Col, Feb. 1.-Guards
are riding in every car of a SPECIAL
train of 40 cars loaded with potatoes
which today is speeding eastward
The value of the shipment is set at
$4,000. II is made up of extra
choice tubcrs loaded from points In
this district. Three men participated
in the shipment.
The guards are required to tend
stoves which have been placed ~
every car to prevent the shipment
freezing, ms well as TO prevent pllfer-
ing from the cars.
Portions of the shipment are
bound for Kansas city and various
northern and eastern points.