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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
Ga Scnefte miro
Scitiiirgcn pcrslaoen!
Sammelt geiueismnterial fiir feline
&erlenmOnugsfluge gegen
DeridDieOrne glatter.

goleoo, O.. "a. 9apt.-5enotor
Robert sd. ga 5oIlette 6egab f6
beiite nnd 8aibineton 8urild, nod.
Dem CT geitern in einer 0fientIi6en
SieOf feline 5einoe otf 0aS 9cftigIte
auqrifi. Or inmntelt qegenD1rtig
g]aueismoterioL fin ieine 9erleunI.
oungsonfloge, Die Ell gegen beridie.
0ene 8eitun9en onitren9en miro,
,,luenn Bic ecridlte fret mo often
iino9'
Ga Gollete lieB fia in ieiner ge.
Iirigen Re0a in feline geipredung
Der ariegsuridaen Elm, erina6nte
nber feline 3ub5rer, BEL oen nod.
iten Standardization min iolde M1n.
fer lit ertuablen iuelde mirfHd Die
glffidlien 0es goIfes IN oieiem ggelt.
tries Dgrtreten
3nHIreihe @ebeinl1aeilten Der 9fe.
oienula, nelde iitb unter bic Wlen.
ae mildtoa. batten feinen @run0
ann giniAreiten. Senator Ga Sol.
Iette bcDaIt fidl nad rpie bor ons
gted3i pDr, oen Strieg ionic oud Die
Ericbens6eoiugungen offen su be.
ipreheii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
SoSiaGiit PiMqaliit
ltimntt Ran6iSafMr an
29irb Gaubibnt fir bns giir6er.
mciiteramt Der Staot
gIeu g)orf.

Stem 0orf, "a. sept, Ger
mobl6efonnte So3iolut 0lorris
SiuQltiit nobm beute Die Son0ioo.
tlu fiir oo8 8ilrqerr1eiiteramt Der
Sta0t Sem 2)ort on, nadoem in
elmer geitern itottgefltloenen D}oI.
ierberidmntIlmg, mel6er ungefdbr
10000 9erionen beilpo6nten, bic
SrieOen8frnqe ais @oubtputft ser
io8ioliItiifen Rlatform ouigenolu.
men mur0e.
8ie 9cfilriportuna oeS @eltfrie.
0eus rief einen ipabren 9eifaI[s.
ftrrm berbor, n1breno Die g9a.
men bof Glihu Rapt uno 5nnuleI
@onlpers inter noiilgltne bos
rotten GaAnen nalsgepfiIFeia iuiir.
ben.
afdnf 5isuer ialiItis
fngr sianoiD1t fiir 0as 9Imt bis
Saontroneiir, iuefher oieie Ser.
folnnllling eiiiberiei, 6enterfte inter
a10erenL Dab 6ie Megicrltn1 iDobl
fo5ialiitiidbe 3eitltilgen nnD 9rIld.
laden ititterbriifen fGnne, 0ab es
i1r ober 1riemals geIingen moroe,
0os alIgeneine gerlangen nod
Grie0en 8lt bei6iDidtigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
5llt 10ctiellkMmo bes
Dailspfcrs EG 2iagara!

Gin otlantii6er 6oicn o.
5ept. Scr brttiidc 3ontpfer
Ga g}aaaro. fiber 0ciien Nerien,
flung bereits fur8 gemel6et mlrOe,
mar 1912 Gonuan qroB mb Gi.
genhtm Ser gritii6eQrgcntiuiiden
3nnlpii6ifiabrts @eieaidoft. Gr
pur0e innerbol6 eiues 3eitronmes
bon orei 5hlnOen 3peinlal torpe.
oiert. glft bon Der 9S aopfe itar.
fen geiotuug fomen Inn. Die
20 gtaaara~ 6otte ioeben oie @e-
Ieitidiffc nerIoiiea m0 Sen &nrs
nad 9lDmoutb eingeidlagen. ais
Der glnariff qemaht muroe. Gurdl
ben eriten Sorpeoo luurbe oos @es
idiib nuber aunftion seiett, Der
8peite 0raHg in ben GeiieIrom
inO innerbalb 20 9dnltteu wdr
0os 5hiff berilmfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
Shiffs6dilcr gebcn
tuicScr an Sic 1ltbcit!
8erOcn iid am Ntithppd iuicOcr
sar glrbeit einfinben.

Gan Gsrdnci8co, Cal, 81. Sept.
Gen Beitrebungcn bcs 5treiftros
gen gerutittler5 GaDin Ile9(ob,
peIder bon Der Gegieruug beanf.
tragt lpuroe. Den Streif in ben bie.
iigen Shiffsbnuonlogen 8t beIeiti-
gen. 1T es 9elungen cine giniqung
berbet 8u fil6ren 4aem 2(nidein
nod neroen iid sic glrbeiter otlt
fontmenDen MittlDod mieoer an Oie
9lrbeit beaeben. uad0eln i9nen I'M.
ter on6ern oud cine 9obnerh06itng
bon 1917 Bis 20 9}ro3ent Deripro.
den muroe. Gic 9,crtreter Scr
beri6icoenen glr6eiter gercinigun.
aen ner0en beute qenlCinioin ole
9lngeleqenbeit erIeoigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
Glaucn nencs staateuacbilSe.

MnI5in9ton, q. 9ept. = Gedl3
3altral 9lmerifaniide 9iepubIifcn
plmen iitb 81 pereiltigcn uu6 cine
gfdtion bon 6 0filIionen 5eelen
5u bilocn 9ie neue Stootenfo0e-
ration niir6e einen }labenroum
bon 206,345 &ua0ratmeilen Elm.
nebnen. IS iirO 0ie8 @onollro8,
9litar1gud, Guatemala, Gotta 2is
co, SaIbaoor mo 8nndIna. Gine
aonfereu8 bon 8ertretern gen1ru.
ter gfepu6lifen miro in 81loe in
@ai1ington nOer Qnnond 1tatt.
finOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
SunOrstruppetl
erbQlterl TeuertQufe!
Brifiidpe 1noriffc bel st. JMlicn BON Deuti9en
ob9cibla9cn; 2tHiicrtc perlicrcn cine
1llen9e bon 1lercplancn.
0eutld9e Srtnsen an ser aioasSrcnt peiter Dor!

gbarofters, 6ie aitsnohmsIos fir sic
9ertiben einen giinitigen Gusenng
nabnlen.
@as Sic Staliener melben.
&ont, "a. Sept. 9as S1llpt.
quartier meI0et OaB bic italielti.
i1en &rtppen an Der Sront Der
SSSulinnii9en 9llpett meitere Grfolge
8lt ner5eihnen bnben. SeIterrei1i.
ide $r1tppen griffen Die itaIieri.
iden 2inien nad einenl beftigen
g(rtilleriefeuer api Der 8ainiissd
So4fldhe an; Der gEngriff tultrOc
q6gei9logen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
Solitiwiti gtwinnen
immer lllebr an Ntatbt!
8ublanS tuirS BON eiitcr itciien hriiis beSroht;
1tcrcltskp mnS iein Habinctt Itcbt in
6cfdbr, ecitiirst SM tucrScn.
lsornilcffs rebellion Gin abeckartctes spiel2

uno Q(rbeiterfonitee nit 6iIie Ser
&ornilofiiden &nballerie, 0ic qegen
GetrograO 6og, at pcruihten. 9ic
9olidelpiti berlangen ouB lid Sic,
rensfD bon 0ieiem &eroo6t reinigc.
SpDiel mill man i'll @riobrlnq qcs
bradt babeu 6aB flr5 Dor Der 5tor.
niloff-9iebolte Jpii1en aorniloff uno
aetensfp ein 2lbfonmcn gctroifcn
tDuroe, Die glufpiegler in 5etrogra0
init itorfer '9du0 5u lmtcroriifen,
lmo bier5I let &Orniloff NIT ieiner
&aDnllerie alt5erie9en iuorOen. Dieic
@ntbilIlung ioa nuf jene Wfitglie0er
Der &egierung, Die ni6t in ole Sic.
ren8fD-aorniIoif 4l1ne eingepeibt
tparen, einen ticien Ginortf gemadlt
baben un0 iie iin0 begieriq, 3u er.
fogreh mas &crenafD 81 oieier 2ln-
idulotaitng 3u iagen baben miro.
3ieier befin0et iid imuer nod I'M
@eneralbaltptluortier (lmu ieoeuioas
idlieBli6 nit SeGrCsmaht bpr Ee,
tr0grao 3u eriAeinen mo ieiie Mis
Oerio4er 3u 4aaren 3u trei6em.
General Sobintoff, nelAer an scr
Spite Der 4etrograoer @aruiIpn ge.
gen aorniloif geiau0t murbe nit Der
8eiiuug, nit 0ieienl 3uianunen nab
Betrogroo 3uritd8ufebren uuo Sro.
nusg 8u ibaifen iagte, ooB aorlli.
loft ftd idGeBIid gerueigert babe,
0ieies at tlln lporouf Gorniloff als
GebeQ betrodltet mur0e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
Der 1)afikait itflttter
nod bcffnlln9sucH! |!
2anainm n6er iidjer luerOcu nnn'
me6r Die Srieoensuer6anbluu.
gen angebagHt.

&onl "a. eept. - Stn gatifnn
1T tan be1te ilber Die iyrieOens.
auSiidten iebr boifnunqsboI. @8
piro BON boben oortiqen @eanlten
berborgeboben bob oer a5riebe
oud I'M bciten 8oae cine oIlntdbli.
&c, oft peinlihe @ntpitellne
6trd8nHaden babe. Qie 8enlii.
bun0eh ben 5rieoen berbei8ufitb-
ren perOen nidt intmer onerfonnt
uno wer0cn 9Gufiq niBoaritonoen.
Die 9lnitrengltngen bes 9Sapitcs
nber, oen 5rie0en berbei5ufiibrett
mo6en iidere 8ortidritte. (@ott
ma0's 9ebcnD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
yIaiiic 1scIks itiifig
lprieRt BcSadcrft aus!

g(nitcroont "a. SEPT. so III
b6dit 5u beoducrn Bob es Der oIne-
rifaniiden gieeierltug @ott lpeiB
lpie, m6gIid) eelpeien, erii6tlicb eine
gan3e &oIleftion oetttifer 0iplono-
tiider 9ofllnlelite in Die &dnoe at
befommen4 erfldrte hertte bic SOL
niidje GoIfs8eitung in einem &orH-
meutor uber Die bonn @nibingtoncr
Staotsoepartement aufgeOedte 8ern-
Itorff.9tffaire.
DQBenn 6ieic8 ouf @abr6eit be.
rubt iagt bie 3ettllng, lit iie bot
duBerit lmongenebmem Gborufter. 4"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
Der EGiIct bel Sen
Grlltpe1t in Rum6niem!
50at i6uet, baF 9entidlan6 an
Der 6Ortlcknng bas Srieges
itidt idul0 ici.

q(niter6nnt, "a. Sept.- aoiIer
@iibelnL Der iit onge6lid ollf
Der 9teiie nad Sofia befinoen IoIf,
bat Den oelttiden &rrppen an ser
rlnlaniiden GSront einen 8eIu6
abgeitattct uno iid5 me6rere Stun.
0en LONG auf oen S9IuAifeI0ern
bel 6ofidoni oufgc9olten. @r
bieIt cine Srupbeni9alt ob um6
belt on ole Solonten cine 8iinoen.
De 9lnipraAe, in neI6er er beren
&opierfeit prizes uuO 6eroorbob,
OaB, iolte ser arieq fort0onern,
Qeuti@lan0 0oran feiHe S6laO
trage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24

@}it Ser brittihen GeIoorn1ee in
6rantreid, "a. Sept. - Gum erIten
@}ale felt Der &riegsertlarltng gegen
QeutidIano ba6en ftd amerifaniI6e
&r1tppeu i'm 6elter beflpt6en. 3iuei
omerifnniibc SpIoaten itno our6
fein0Ii6e @ronotipIitter berlpun0et
mor0en.
2onoor, "a. Sept. - General
Soig meloete bsrte: ,9eutI6e
Sturn1truppen our66ra6en lebte
gtadt britii6e SdiiBengrabenlinier,
5ogen iitb aber ttttter @fitnabme Ell.
ner 9ln3abl @efanqener nieoer Alt.
rid. 3u bei6en Seiten oes Scrape
5luiieS fin0et gagentpdrtig Elm beftt.
ger 8eidiiBfnnlpf itatt, oFsgleifett
iit0li6 bon Gems ltn0 nor605tIi6 bon
0Pern Die @eutI6en be0ienten ft9
BET 0en @efe6ten 6ei 8ul9dr sSelter
er8eugen0er @eitoiIe. 8tele Der.
munofe SoI6aten muBten int $40.
rat geroQt per0etI ebe es geIanq,
oas 6eler ibrar IN Brand gerotenen
llniformen du eritifen.
Sffi5ieIler Sentider geridt.
Berlin, iiber 2on0on, "a. Sept
9as 0eltticbe &riegsunt mel0ete qe.
ltern 2l6eno: nStqrfe lofaIe britiife
9lHgriffe in Dem g)bern Giftrift,
iit00It(id9 bon ct. euIien, ginqen in
Die Bride. 8ritii6e synfanterie,
pelde bel MondeD in uniere @ra.
ben eingeor1ugen mar, tuur0e balo
ipie0er bertrieben.
Gin britiicber Naoilitor beId)oB am
9anlstag 9itenoe, Sic &otbe0role
f0nr0e bon nlebrerea @eld)oIien err
reidt Sieben 8elgiar tDuroen Qe.
t0tet ttf1o "a bernin0et.
gInt Sanlstng iuurDea IA fein0li-
dg aeroptd4te 1fao eia syeIIetbalIon
abgeidoifeu.
sSit Dem Samstaga6eno geridlt
AeiBt es:
sSacobita6t on Der Gina tpltroc
bon 0eutihen StreittrGften erobert,
ionic cine 25 9}eilen breite ln0
feds 91eiIen tiefe 5ront oln g8eIt.
lfer beieBt, meI0et bas 9ouptqltar.
tier.
9ie Guiien erttfIo6en altf 6os qe.
genii6erIie9enoe 6lubufer, nodoem
lie ben 8riifenfopf uno oas bertei.
Oigte 8ebiet altfgegeben batten. 0ie
Stoot Sofobita0t geriet iantt 400.
@efongenen utlo 80 @eibiiben IN
0elltibG SGn0e.
Gos 5Iiegergeidpa6er, 6os an
Den aQulpfen beteiliet mar, Itan6
unter 6itbrerid)aft oeg Grin8en 6i.
gi8lnltno bon 8reuBe1 zines 8etters
0eS &oiIers.
9teinunooreiBig fein6li6e 9lero.
plane Dur0en nn 0onner8tag ln0
5reitog an Der 8eitfront obgei6oi.
len meI6et Dos groBe &oltptquartier.
Die Qelttiden betIoren orei Slug.
3eltge.
9ie 8riten griffen qeitern an Ser
ganaeft S5ront 8piiden 2ongentarf
anO Solebefe an ood tuuroen lie
3ltriidgeihIngen.
9eute norgen fam es nad bors
auf8egan9eltem 2[rtilerie6on16ar0e-
ment ait sSnfQnterietan1pfen 0rtlidet
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llr6rridlluemmnna IN srrns.

Greiioio, Ger, 90. Sept. Il Ser
untere SeiI bon Breii6io ipur0e aes
itern ilberilntet un0 biele Sauler
fin6 eireaitilr8t. 2ic lleberidmenl-
mitng nuroe Onrd SodpDoiier 0es
Hio @rnuoe heruriddlt. @eidlaitss
leilte id)afien ibre Maren fort un6
Die geOoIterlurg trifft GniiaItpn, 6as
iiberihtuemnlie @ebiet 5u berIoiien.
gtnOestriippen iiho einsetroffen, Inn
ben 6anilien at beIfen, ibre gniridj.
tiina aus oeren einitlir5enOeh &e5.
nllngen iortsubrinaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24
Ritl1arc 1ttctcalfc Bot
ficb suicccr perretpncts
aan3ler 6er GtaatsitniuerTtat gt5t
iiber bic Soften bes 9eittif)uR.
terridts 6iiu0i9e Grfla.
rung ab.

9ftdarb M1etcalfe nla6te 1T Ser
Iettp66entIiben NuSgabe ieines
o0maba g}e6r1Sfdn@ tpieOer einen
Qnoriff gegeu ben oertiden Sprah-
ltttterrt6t auf Der 9iebr1sfa
Gtoatslutiberiitdt. en ieineFn iiing.
item QrtifeI iu6te er ben 8piDeis
5u erbriltqen, 6aB 0as oeuti1e 9e.
portement ser 5taot8uniueriit1t
bobere 9tnsqaben erforDert, ais 0ns
etgltide 3eparteinetlt fiir 2itera.
tltr. Seine oraefiibrter .3obIelt
baben fidJ ni6t oIs ftin6altig ernie.
fen. ipie adnsler gloerD IN ietrer
g(ntporf ouf Sen NrtifeI 9fetruIfe's
HarIe9te. Ser 9an5Ier Der ltni.
ngriitit IaGte ltatsr Anberens
asSit Dem yGn1aba geebrasfait
ihretbt Serr Metcolfe. Do[Y {ic6 Till
0eutidet 9epartetnent sic Soften
per Sttt6ent altf S10.7t beLoufea
n1breno 0ieieIben lin 9eporfeulent
fir engIiide 2itarat1tr uno 9fbeto-
rit 8IfalHmetgenonluten nur uui
$6,44 per stuoei1t betrogelt.
8ieie ongefiibrten 3dblelt, d.
mobl 6ieieIben ouf 9elane glnga.
ben Der 8ablen III ben beridlieoc-
men Qepartep g-ts bofiert fins,
ignorieren 1tf 3otiahe, oaB e5
Sem gnfdn9er | grlerittna fren.
Der Sprahen nler crit bier Bis
flint 8pden iteBule, rill at ra.
8lttieren, neil i'm Gr9IildeH nle6re.
re Stlttl6eu geniigen. gEu9 miro
Die Totiohe iiberieben oab es lam
gere 3eit netme, frent0e Gprohen
5lt lebren, ol$ llrterrift in Der
enafiiden 92lttteripra6e at eeben.4
aan3ler glberb legte Johann iii
ldngerer @rfIdrung oar, ooB oie
Soften I'M oeutihen rbptoriihen
8eportenent MIR $3.50 per Stu.
oent-Stl1noe4 betraaen, mibrel1
iifI oieietbeil I'M engliId)en 0epar.
teaent olif SILT beldltfen. ssn
Dem engIiiden Stterdtitr 9eporfe.
nent beIotlfen iid| 6ie Soften Der
STUDENT Shtn0e4 oltf $4.17, mdb.
reno in Der 0e1tideR albteiIitua
oe8ieIben Gebarteneft fid@ Sic
Soften ioipeit off $4.19 beIiefel1
-Dd infoIae 0es arieqes Die 3obI
oer Stubenten i'm 0eutihen 3epar.
tenent obgenouunen 10 gloilbt
aan8ler Qtbern 0aB fi9 Die 9(usen.
ben fit Den oelti9ea ltnterribt
be0eltellO berrinasn1 iuer0en.
aonBIer slDerB iAlieBt NIT fol.
gellneu QGorten.
p3lun Gtbluiie Diiui6e i1 All
Iagen, BOB i'd @erru @tetcnIfe asi
irgeno peldler 9ett ll1tiDeriitatg-
Stntiitifen sur 8erfiiglng Itelle,
nentt er mid Dor 9aroFferflimitno
9lrtifeI oobon beuadl.
ridltigt, nt0 id iiberien0e ihf1 o1f
rein bribatem ggeae iraen0iDeIdle
Ronlmetttare, Die i'd atino ifher fei-
ne S9IuBfolgerltngen MAIDEN tper.
be.
SD piinide ferner ait iagen,
ooB, rpdbreno 9Iiie, Sic nit lSer
ltniberlitat berbnnoen iinO, dIIeg
IN oeren 9rGiEen Stebenoe fun,
I'M ben 4r6ii0eliten in 0icIenl
ariege sii 1iilterItiiben un0 oaf cine
nebr tdiiae 2opnlitat billauiuirfen.
oeren SdTi0e iin0 ieOoh gelhiDddDt
ourf Die artifel, peIde Serr Wtet.
,olfe geidlrieben in @esla ollf Sic
irtneren glnaelegenbeiten Ser llni.
Deriitat Serrn @}rtcaltes batrisa
tilAer sSuapuls ioI[te i'm bgranlol,
zen. bon peiteren 0erortigen grs
Hlruaaen glbiianO sn nebuler,"
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nnltfn an Ilrsm CSnlidlInk frit.

Son6on, u. Gept. = Ole aegie.
rllnaen Der otliigrteH 2dnOer baiten
al illrelH GntidIuB, Die QRtiDort 0es
afaFSeniaa gsllion ouf Die 6rie0ens.
nete Ses 4opites, aud als Die ibrige
oeItea su laiieiL unabanOerlid felt,
g@erIdse ai,s aom, meihe beiageH
Sal, ser goiifan oeiuio6 ole geaHt.
r5orEniia leilles GrieOensauirllfes an
Sic baritsigSenel 2ail0er Der Sfrieg-
fiiinsl.0qn ernorfet meroen ni6ts an
0sesgm GntidliB diioern.
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edllue6en brO6t @liniiterfriiis.

2on0Dn, q. Sept. n gtadlrit6t lit
bier eingetroffen 0aB shlue0en am
&ora6en0 elmer 9}iniiterfrifis itebt.
Ole llriadlen oa5u iin0 orcierlei,
pdinIih: Die @ablen, Die 8elultate
Der guenos 2lire8 EeIegronln.gnt.
HalIiulgen lulo Sic &atiadJe, oaB
9etitidlano Der ihpc0iId)en &eaie-
rltng fenre beiriehigpn0e @rfldruua
qbaegeben iibcr bic Graf BON 2ug.
burd afiaire.
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1DicScr Gin britiIdles
1sricasitbiff perienkt!

2ouooH "a. Sept. II Die lo.
miraIitdt berifltet, oaB ein britt.
ider Sorpe6obooi5erit0rer umueit
mn eingons Oes @ngliiben aouols
bon einem oeutidcn Soiidbpot for.
peoiert lsa0 berienft mor6en it,
6ilrif5Ia Wiann Der @elaelnlg ipilr.
Den acreltet.
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GGiffrcfa6eIOepeidlen brr6uteu.

Stopeubageu, "a. Gent. Gie
@otbenbin9er GGiffs3eitlng lit bonn
idlpeoiiden slusipdrtigen glmt &c.
nahridtigf ipor0eL onb freniOe
GbiffreOepeid)en nidt nlebr befororrt
iper0en
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9etroarao, q. Sept. - 9as 9Ln.
tpnhien Der Ml1Gt 0cr rnoifolen Gle.
nteiite in Den 9iGten ser Soloaten.
ilno Arbeiter0eIegaien i'm gan3en
2an0e Orobt eine neue idjlpere ariiis
al bringeL bic beim 8uiammeutritt
oes Oenlofratiihen &ongrelies entire.
ten mag. 4Iie Der bieiige 0elegaten.
rat, befiHoet ii4 MIN ou6 oerleni9e
bon wtostalt bolItGn0ig ltllter ser
Serridoft Der @oIidelpifL ltnb bon
nn0ern Stdoten tommen qlei6foIl8
belnrubigenoe gludridten ii6er Die
Gitilation.
Gle 8eitnngen befiirhten, 0uB 6ie
eTtrenliiten il6eroq bic G6er6err.
idyaft erIaugen mcr6en un0 Die
sgfllBfjl @nlia~ bc6altptct, oaB 0ie
sln1dnger aerensfps in oet 3elegu.
teirnten i1rcn GiniluB ne9r ln0
mebr nerIieren. Ser Greutier ioG
Dnber entidIoiien iein 0em 6ebor,
itehenoen StonareB fel6it bei5uluo6-
ileH uno ben 80lihelpifi NIT ieiHer
siinoelloen 8ereoionlfeit elltgegen 3u
treten. INT Die beionnenen Glemente
Glfs neiie un iib ST ianmeln.
SIN gieltgen 3eIegatenrot miro es
je0enfaIlB 81 einer arnftprobe 5lDi.
iden ben QiayinIalilten ln0 Den ge-
ptdbigten Giententeu fonuen, ebe
Ser oeulofratiide aonareB 8aiaul.
nentritts Brdfoent 8i6eio8e, Die
iriiheren Qliniiter Stobeleiu, Gier.
tell unD gideruoiu nn0 bic an0eren
allitglieoer Der Grefutibe, 0ie 8nm
,9SrDtelt ge9en 0ie iebie @od)e BON
ben AcIjdelDifi OurdgeOrildten ltl.
trarnbifolea 8eialiiiic 8trhttgetreten
tlit0, beabIidltigen it'd ipieOer uBl Die
pan ianeii giie0srgelegtssg asolteH 3ii
butlplRs Sie
gtd1iIaIen lire groBe JsaiOritab tilir
81 erlonget nernohtet. neil bieIe
Ser geninBigten 3pIe9ategt obmeienO
iDareu nti0 erlparten D0b in einer
foifiianDigen g3eriorlhlliug 0e8 9fa-
tes Die angenonnueae Reioliltion hi
Serrilfen miro un0 ibre 8ieoerlpabl
erfolat.
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g)1eIlr asaulfrasn sn

geters6nra "a Sept. Gie Re.
giernng bat Der Staoishanf Die Gr.
loubilis erteiIt. Sd,eine fit ipeitere
aiuei 1iiILiaroen giHbeI ali53uiteIten-
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gleuer (scneralltn6sdlcf.

9Setrograo, "a. Sept. General
Dpntouine, melder bisber an Der
rniiilhen Neitfront befebligte. lit
3iinl @eieblsbaber Der ruiiiiden
5srnppen erAannl lpor0en.
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aerensfns stellnnn bcSrn6t.

BIC aorllilon.8euolte mag gum
Gtarb Der gegenwdrti9en 9iegieruu9
iiigren uno ben @2iniiterprdlioenten
aerensfp NIT fif reiBen. Die ergo.
tie Oer 8oiitbeluiti greifen aeren5fB
gelpnItig an uH0 bei6uIoigen ibn 81
feft, Die aorriloii.gebolution ieIbit
perollaBt 81 bobeu, I'M ons 9role.
tnrint 4etrograo8 uu0 0as Sol0aten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24

siir Cmabo nno llmoegeub, TeiIinelie Be.
rSlff bciitc nben0 IL lienstog. tiibIer @icnafoa.
ssiir OlcDrosfa: GeiIpeiie beuoIft belife
o6eno nno 9enstog, g,wabrIAeinlid 0fegen I'M
n0r0lden Cell.
ssiir Soma. Betp0ltt uno unbrfhetnlih STE.
gen I'M g8eiten Deltte abeno oDer GienStog.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-28
Westinghouse
See Wedding of
Josephine Lee
Photo by c. V. Buck.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Chatard and
Basil Miles were among those who went
from Washington to Baltimore to at
tend the marriage yesterday Of Miss
josephine Lee. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Columbus o'DonneII Lee, to William
Miles Chatard. Mr.. Miles, who has re-
Gently returned from Russia. where he
went as secretary Of the Root commits
sion. was the guest for a few days Of
the bridegroom's brother. DR.. ]. Albert
Chatard. and Mrs. Chatard.
The wedding took place at eleven
o'clock at the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart, Mount Washington. and was fol-
lowed by a small wedding breakfast at
Ilka. the country home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward McC. Fisher. the latter a cousin
Of the bride.
On Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Chatard were hosts at an Informal
supper party and dance at their home
In Roland Park. following the we'd
ding rehearsal. The guests we're
members OF the bridal party and
friends from out Of town.
The ball given by the District Aux
Hilary of the Navy Relief will be held
as usual on Thanksgiving night. No
yember 20. Mrs. Palmer, wife of
Rear Admiral L. c. Palmer, u. s. N.
chief of the Bureau OF Navigation,
has charge of arrangements An
OF the date Is made early
in the hope that no other event will
be arranged for that night. The list
of patronesses and the personnel of
the committees will be announced
later,
Roy Rainey, OF Cleveland. has taken
an apartment at 17S5 Massachusetts
avenue. Mr.. Rainey, who is in Wash
ington in connection with war work.
is the brother Of Paul Rainey, who
exhibited remarkable moving pictures
several wears AGO ~ wild animals
which he took in Africa.
Thomas Chadbourne, jr., OF New
York. will occupy an apartment at
17s5 Massachusetts avenue during the
winter.
Herbert c. Hoover. food admins
traitor, and Mrs. Hoover will take pos
session next week of the house at
lTOl Massachusetts avenue, which
they have leased from Mrs. Charles
F. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover are
occupying the residence OF +. c. Ste
vens at 1928 Sixteenth street during
the summer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-28
Robert A. Taft to
Make Capital His
Home This Winter

Robert A. Taft, son OF former Pres.
ident william Howard Taft, who is
in Washington with the food admin.
istration, has taken a house for the
winter at 1909 Twsnty.Bscond street,
| formerly the residence OF Col. and
Mrs. Otto L. Helm. Mrs. Taft was
| formerly Miss Martha Bowers, OF this
city, daughter OF the late Lloyd
Wheaton Bowers. The young couple
have been living in Cincinnati since
their marriage.
at Newport all summer, IL In New
York and is stopping at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denegre will
leave their summer home at Man.
chester. Mass, this week and come
to Washington. where they have
taken q house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waters Taft
have returned to New York from
White Sulphur Springs, and are at
the Plaza Hotel.
Miss Cora Bagley has returned to
Washington after passing the summer
at her home In North Carolina, and
Will be with the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels this winter.
Miss Bagley Is Mrs. Daniels cousin.
-
Mrs. Fdererick S. Coolidge closed
her home in PittsfieId yesterday, and
started for Washington to visit her
son and dauEhter-in-lGw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert sprague Coolidge, before re-
turning to New York.
Mrs. Charles S. Cromwell and Miss
Mildred Cromwell have gone TO New
York and are at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marquard, who
have been living at 1857 Q street.
have leased the residence OF Major
and Mrs. Granville Fortescue, at 1885
street. Mrs. Fortescue has taken a
house in Petersburg, Va, to be near
Major Fortesque, who 10 at Camp Lee.
=
Maj. Gen. Charles c. Byrne has
rented his house, 1s21 Nineteenth
street. to Edgar Rickard. who is with
the Food Administration. Mr.. Rick
ard was in London with Mr.. Hoover,
and aided him in his work for the
relief Of the Belglans.
-
DR.. and Mrs. Hayden Claiming, Of
New York, have leased the residence
OF Pay Director and Mrs. Samuel Law
renee Heap, 1874 X street, for the
winter. DR.. Charming has been COM
missioned a captain in the army and
Is in the surgeon generals bureau at
the War Department.
Breckenridge Long. Third Assistant
Secretary OF State, left Washington a
few days ago TO Join Mrs. Long at
Nantucket, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Suffen Taller, in Newport, left there
yesterday for New York.
y
S. W. Bradles OF Boston have taken
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Becker at 100 Rhode Island ave
nue.. Baron and Baroness de la |
Grange occupied the house for sew
erals months last spring Immediately |
after their arrival in Washington.
william Kingsley Macy Of Boston |
has leased the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Nelson Read Johnson at l716 New |
Hampshire avenue for the winter.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. BuFher
have leased their home at 1909 X
street to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. |
Mr.. Meyer IL with the Council OF |
National Defense.
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In the operating department than
have been accepted OF late. The age
limits were twenty-one to thirty-nve
years, and under the new plan they
will be for hremen from eighteen to
forty-hve: for trainmen eighteen TO
ATTY, and for other employees eighteen
to sixty years.