davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Wyoming.

The Ohio Oil Company is now drill
ing ten wells in the West Salt Creek
field.
The Bear Greek Oil & Gas Company
is down 1000 feet in the Greybun
field
Recent reports from Powder River
tell of operations for thoroughly test
ing out that field.
The Greybull Enterprise Oil Com.
pany promises to be among the active
ones In the future.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

cream. salt, butter. minced parsley.
little poultry seasoning and q cupful OF
nut meats that have been put through
the meat chopper; beat with fork
until light and creamy then return
to the shells which after busting with
buttered crumbs are placed In the
oven to brown. Serve with sprays Of
parsley.
Harvard SaIad.-Dice sufficient crisp
celery to fill two large cups. adding
chopped radishes, six minced olives.
one small cupful Of chopped nut meats.
two diced hard cooked eggs: blend
the ingredients well. moisten with may
onnaise dressing and arrange In nests
Of lettuce. Pour over tablespoon
full Of the dressing. gnrnIsh with trl-
angles of beets and grated esq yolk.
Nut and Pecan SsIad.-Soak half n
pound of prunes overnight then cook
until tender and the liquid is all alb
sorbed When the prunes are cold,
cut the flesh from the stones in length
wise slices, pour over these three ta-
blespoonfuls of orange juice or any
canned fruit juice and set aside In a
cool place. Cut up n cupfui of pecan
nut meat into three or four pieces each.
add half teaspoonful of salt. three
spoonfuls of olive oil and a tablespoon
full and II half of lemon Juice. pour
over the prunes and nuts; mix well
and add more seasoning If needed.
Serve on crisp leaves OF lettuce with
roast of lamb.
Cheese canapes.-Cut slices from
loaf OF whole wheat bread. stamp In
circles. toasting to a golden brown
butter lightly and spread with cream
cheese which has been mashed to a
paste with salt, thick cream, half "A
cupful Of chopped red peppers. canned
Cover the toast with this and gnrnish
each canape with rings cut from stuffed
olives
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Denver Mint Coins 1s,oo4 900 Pieces.

November has been banner month
for the number of coins turned out by
the Denver mint, although Supt.
Thomas Annear says December bids
fair to surpass 1t. Approximately 49,
100000 pieces were coined, whereas
the entire output for 1916 was only
67.10s,200 pieces. So far during 1917,
65.309,S00 coins were turned out by
the Denver mint, as follows: 2.7O5,4
half dollars; 7.733.600 quarters; 9.402.-
900 dimes; 9.51O.sOo nickels and 35.-
95s.000 pennies.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

the skin will be easily removed. Add
TO them one quart of hot chicken or
veal stock with slice of onion and n
stalk of celery; simmer ten minutes.
Press through sieve and return to
the heat. add a pint of scalded milk
and thicken with two tablespoonfuls
each of butter and flour well mixed
and cooked together. Season to taste.
simmer five minutes and serve hot.
Chestnut Stufing.-Prepare three
cupfuls of chestnuts by shelling and
blanching. add n half teaspoonful of
salt and cook until tender. This will
tnke about fifteen minutes. Drain and
mash fine with fork add table
spoonful of butter. pepper and three
tablespoonfuls of cream. Melt one ta-
blespoonful of butter. mix well with one
cupful of dry bread, add to the chest
nuts and 1t is ready to use.
Nut and Olive saIad.-Put cupful
of shelled walnuts In saucepan. add
two slices of onion, one-half n tea
spoonful of salt, one bay leaf and one
blade of mace. Cover with boiling
water and boil ten minutes. Throw
lhto itt Mutti uutii tiiiiitus tiitn
and dry on n towel. Cut four hard
cooked eggs In quarters, two dozen
olives In long strips; mix the nuts and
olives and marinate with French dress
ing; turn out on platter lined with
lettuce leaves and garnished with eggs.
Pepper Hash.-Take four red pep
pers, five green ones, six onions, two
heads of cabbage, all chopped fine,
sprinkle with cupful of salt and let
stand over night. In the morning,
drain and add one cupful Of sugar, one
ounce each of celery seed, mustard
seed and vinegar to cover well. Cover
with plate, tie over clean cloth and
use In ten days.
: Quick Chocolate Frostino.-Heat
three tablespoonfuls of coffee, melt
three tablespoonfuls of butter in the
coffee, and turn while boiling hot over
n cupful of powdered sugar mixed
with three tablespoonfuls of cocoa.
Stir and spread Mt once upon the
cake.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Shoot to XIII Car Thieves.

Pueblo.-Because of the increasing
number of thefts of automobiles, the
chief of police of Pueblo has issued an
order to the patrolmen to "shoot to
kill' if necessary, If persons believed
to be driving stolen car do not stop
when ordered to halt.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Girl Responsible for Boys Death.

Brighton.-Frances r. Marlborough,
10 years old, is held responsible for
the death of John Wagner, 16 years
old, by bullet from q rifle, but
coroner's jury has found that the
death was accidental.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Tie oKTTCHEN
GABLNEKz s.

The average woman little under
stands the extent to which she holds
tho happiness. the health. and the
character OF those FOR whom she cooks.
In the hollow OF her hand. Dyspepsia
which turns all the coiors of iife's
rainbow to the blackness OF despair.
never comes through the iendishness
OF those who hate us. II Is blight
upon our lives which is brought to us
by those who servo our breakfasts.
by.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
"sunny Jim Commits Suicide.

La Junta.-The suicide at the coun-
ty Jail of restaurant man, called by
everyone Sunny Jim. but whose real
name the officials were unable to as
certain, came as sequel to the ar
rests which have been made during
the past few days in connection with
the robbery of Santa Fe cars contain
ing groceries.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

Tho more common secret of want OF
success In life In a tendency to lot
things drift. It In not 30 much the
missing one opportunity. or the COM
mitting one blunder. as the lavish
waste OF all forces-opportunities
which In various shapes come within
the grasp. II Is the siovcnlfness Of
men and women which for the most
part makes their lives so unsatisfac-
tory.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Tommy Baxter Dead at elenwood

Glenwood Springs.-"Tommy Bax-
ter, a guide and cattleman, well
known. especially to polo players,
died here after suffering some time
from an abscess. He is survived by
wife. three children and his father
and mother
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Arizona.

The output of the mines in the War
rem district for November shows ap-
preaching normal conditions.
Alfred Paul of Douglas, started .
shipment of three cars of manganese
ore from a mine which he owns near
Paul's spur, twelve miles west OF
Douglas.
J. C. Heslet and his associates are
to retain control of the Chino Valley
Oil and Mining Company at Jerome.
and finance it for the drilling OF p
new we'll.
Globe-Miami is figured in the Oc-
tober copper production estimate at
100000. Ray is included in the es-
innate at approximately 100000
pounds. Humboldt provides 100000
pounds. Sasco 100000 and Magma
100000 in the approximate estimate.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

TO put m or e
thought and prep
aration on the food
for the fam ily.
Where the need Is
not urgent to be
economical the 10y
atty of our women
will cause them to
IiSq Qvprv affprr m
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
eaIIisan Names Local Fuel Boards.

The first step in dividing Colorado
into local zones was undertaken by
Federal Fuel Administrator w. j.
Galligan, when he announced local
and towns. These cities will be the
official headquarters Of the local
zones, the boundaries of which are to
be designated later.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

Whter ~ Keep At
FIR III hardening
and spread be-
tween grab n IN
crackers, put them
back In the box so
they will harden
in the right shape.
S n u Q oI c Pud-
dinq.--Hollow out
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

little cup cakes, those made OF sponge
cake mixture are best; fill with the
following: Rub three cupfuls of prune
pulp through colander. add Il table
spoonful of gelatin dissolved In two
cupfuls of boiling water, sugar to
taste, dash of lemon juice and one
cupful of whipped cream folded In.
Set In n cool plnce to harden and do
not put into the cakes until It begins
to set. Do not throw away the wa
ter In which the hambone was cooked,
save II to flavor navy beans when
cooking instead of water, the remain
der may be used to cook the cabbage
for some meal, giving 1t fine sea-
soning.
Small bits of ham too small to be
used in other ways, may be ground
and mixed with various seasonings:
mustard among them and used ms
sandwich filing. or add to u white
sauce or to an omelet not even tn
blespoonful should be wasted.
cauIifIower With Onion Sauce
Boil the cauliflower and place In
dish which may be put into the oven
and used as serving dish. Add one
cupful of boiled onion, put through a
sieve, to cupful of cream, heat and
season with salt and pepper then stir
in the yolk of an egg well beaten.
Pour over the cauIiilower. sprinkle
with fourth-lnch cubes of bread
Drowned In butter and serve very hot.
Onions Stuffed With Sausage.-Par-
boil good-sized onions until brown.
changing the water II the vegetable
is very strong. Drain and remove the
centers. fill with pork sausage, round
ing the top. Bake about an hour bast-
ing four or five times with the drip
ping In the pan. Serve without sauce
II with chops or turkey.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Liquor Permits Issued to s,47e.

The office of the county clerk and
recorder in Denver has record of 3.479
sick persons in the city during Oc-
tober of which the Health Bureau Is
given no knowledge. These 3.479 GER
titled to the clerk that they were so
Ill they required shipments Of liquor.
and they procured the necessary per
mits.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Elks Hold Exercises.

La Junta.-Charles E. Thomas OF
Colorado Springs was the orator at
the annual memorial day exercises of
La Junta Lodge No. 701, B. p. o. E.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

and mealy six good sized
potatoes. prick them to
let out the steam then
cut In halves where they
were pricked. With a
sharp spoon scoop out
the potato and turn 1t
into a warm mixing bowl.
mash and mix with
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
ws.tsrn New.p.p.r Union New. Service

Wsstern Newspaper Union News 5crvios-
Prices Quosed for Metals
New York.--Lead-$6.37h
Bar Sllver--s5Ac.
Copper-Casting, s23.17n.
st. Louis.-SpeItcr. 37.s34f-
Boulder.-Tungsten concentrates. 60
per cent, $1,000 q 22.50 per unit; crude
ores. GO per cent. $1,000 " $500. rs per
cent. S12-oo q 1880; 10 per cent. $s.4o
q 1920 per unit
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

which give both variety
and nutrition.
Cream Of Chestnut
Soup.-Shell II pint of
chestnuts. cover with
boiling water and boil a
minute or two to loosen
the brown skin, then dash
into cold water when
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
saturday School Holiday Abolished.

Lonsmont.-Thes school directors of
Longmont have voted to do away
with the usual Saturday holiday, and
school will be held six days d week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
THREE MEALS A DAY.

The conditions and prices all over
the land are bringing our housewives
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
GOOD THINGS OLD AND NEW.

For the meatless day try this
Nut Filled Potato.-Bake until sol
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
GOOD THINGS.

When making fudge and 1t is almost
ready to turn out, set the pan In hot
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
FOR THE DAINTY HOME TABLE

Where chestnuts are plentiful one
may have many delightful dishes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

An aspiration is a Joy forever. To
have many of these is to be spiritually
rich.-Stevenson.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

And the finest fellow of all would
be the one who could be glad to have
lived because tho world was chiefly
miserable, and his life had come to
help some one who needed it.-George
Elliot.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

A luxury is thing wo can do with
out: necessity liz thing wo must
have. The luxuries OF our grandmoth-
er's time have become the necessities
OF the day.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

Few things come to those who wal
for others to do things for them.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
gernlente.g treit erlunrtet.

Sronlpooo, WGid, II. QprlL. =
SIN 8ergtperfsbe5irf Colon uno
Sronton in Beiiemer erfpartet man
am /. gtoi einen Streif Der Berg
lerte. Sberiff GeGlett iogte: gBir
boben Inn @ntierouag mebrerer
8~rmOesmari6dlle in gdditer g8ode
eriudt. 5er1ter errpatten mir cine
&oulpagitie Sol0aten gum Sfaibe
Der @rilben uno sur aufre9terbal.
htng Der Or6mung bier. Die gon8e
angetegenbeit lit Dem Suiti5oepnrte-
nteut in Boibington l1O bent Sc,
Sirfsgerift in @rGno Hapios unter-
breitet poreen. @s limo inns Ser.
li6eruugen 5iieeanHger1, baB IN nddy.
Iter ISOLDE beitimmt etruos geideber
tuiro, Inn DG5 @ebiet bon Id1oItden
agitatoren rnl6 nurubdtiftern 81
iGubern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
Slieoer ser 2taiiertcn
oreifen SrctbMr9 ait!
9rei MGnner nnO iiebeu 5ranen &c.
tOtet, cine GH3abl auOerer
berlebt.

aopen6agen, II. april. Cine
bier beltte aus Berlin e~ingetroffene
Qepei6e beiagt Dab 5reiburg in So
Sen bon elmer fein6liden 2uftflotte
beimgeiudt pltroe. an Dem 9(n-
griff beteiligten iid 80 feinoli6e
Qeroplone. 9os Gbeater, Die llnt.
beritt1t, Die anatomiide ata0emie
iotuie 0os &atbolls tuoren oaS 8te[-
objeft Der feinoIiden 6lieger. Drei
MANNER uno iteben 6rouen purOen
get0tet, elmer Der N1nner mar Col
Dot; ofjt M6nner, II Sroiten uno 2
ainoer nuroen berlebt. Sn bem itfj
entIptnnen0en 2uftgefedt rpurben 8
britiI9e @eroplore 8eritort, hrt0 Der
0berlt, Der ben Qngriff lettetet, &c.
fon9en gettonmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
ccnCcns 1oreTc lcbt
prdf. milicits 1lppcH!

2onoon, IL. gpril. 9te ge.
itrigen abenobIdtter briugen 8rdii.
Dent @tlions neuelten al1fruf boq-
itdnoig unO an berborrogerloer
Ste[e.
Ole g@etminIter @n5ette" iagt
barber: .9os S9rifitid gebt I'M
mittelbor on 0aS Ser8 oes groBeu
Griegsproblems uno miro bon ben
~aIliierten geationen nit GROCER 8ert'
i6dbltng eeleiM peroen. Seine BOT
Idaft. Del6e bon Der Hegier1lng IT.
eeno zines Der friegflbrenoen San.
Der erloiien tpuroe, bat better eineu
appel an 6oS Ser5 NIT flltgem,
pr1ftiidem Stat bereinigt, unO EN-
ihGrferes auge fir Die @rtrnbbe-
oinguuget Der Gage ge8eigt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
Gin b~cSemtg0nie
GntitciNMm0 ecs Il.
2. BMnScs 9cridttcs!
9ettIde, bic iid DOr benz arieSC
0aram %6eiuOrben, fOHneR
Siirger uer0en.

Nem Sort, IL. Qpril. - Die
@ppeainItan8 oes gunoesgertHtes tu
Seem Oort bat in elmer Guti6eionng
berfiigt, oaB biS9erige a%ngeborige
bon 9lationen, bic ft4 i'm &riege NIT
ben Ser. Staaten befinoen, aud
rGbreno oes &riegeS nod 6os ame-
rtfaniIhe 8iirgerreht erlperben fons
men, falls iie fi9 Dor Dem @tttritt
Der Ser. Staoten in ben &rieg oo-
rum betporben baben.
Mltt on0eren 8orten: 9eitti9e
uno onOere bi8berige angeborige
init BEN Ser. Stdater I'M 9riege
beftn0liher 8entrolmG9te f0unerl
falls tie Dor &~riegsbegtnn ods ,erite
8apier" ertpirft boben, audi jest
tros oes ~beitebenoen &riegs5uitanoes
oaS natpeite Bopier" erbaIten uno
bomit boagiiltige Burger Der Ser.
Staoten neroen5 iofern oog oerite
8apier" feline @itItigteit nod nidt
eingebllBt bat.
Die @ntidet6ung erfolgte in CT.
mem Brobefoue, Den Gle 8un0esbe-
BORDEN ongeitrengt bntter, UNI ben
Stotus Der in 5rage fommen0en
9irgerreGts 4pplitanten itber alien
3Weifel feit3uitelen.
Ole appeainItan3 griinoet ibre
@nti6etoung oiif cine entipre6enoe
8erfiialtng 6e8 Gongreiies bonn Sab.
re 1913 mabreno Oes oomaligen
ariegeS nit england. 9nrin beiBt
e8, 4%u8ldnoern, Die Dor @eginn oes
arieges ibre Qbfht 8iirger gu
peroen, flnbgegeben bGtten, ioac
oas 9itrgerre6t nibt perlagt per.
ben, obgIeid our 8eit Der 0ifent.
lt9eh Notwithstanding iiber lire
8uloiiung ariegs8uitnno berri6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
,,Sabat=5rinten."

Nus Der G1pet3 tptrb geT6rieben:
Qls Der 9abdt I'M fteb8ebnten Sabre
bunbert in unTersm 2unbe thinner meAr
sreunbe fdnb, un0 ber 9enuB gum
Batter gu perben dnftng, idben uniere
Obrigteiten un6 Ois GetftIi6tstt Oa'
rim etne grpBe @efdbr fir 6ds Bolts
tppbl unb berfndteu-ieoc9 ohte Grs
fDg-bur9 I9arfs Ranbdte bds SO
b~attrinten4 su b~srbrdugen. 60 Ders
orbnete I'M Sabre 1873 Der STAT bon
ct. Gaaen, baB In unferer StdOt IN
ben 8trtsbdu<rn rtr bieienigeu Wtdns
nsr rnu9en 6urften, Die Elm Grailt4es
3eu9nis duftneHen tonnttn. Sn Bern
fpur6e 1878 Elm Mtdnbdt erldTeu, mad
benz ieber 9irger, Bel Dem man Sas
BAT fanb, gum S9eIlentperten berurs
teilt trerben fonnte; llebertrtter bes
amtli9en gerbotes tpurben audi IN bic
Srtae seiedt. Sin eifernber qfarr'
bsrr olf Dem 2anbe rieF aus: Die
Mduter Der Rdudsr Tin6 &dmtne Der
6Due!1 au9 3irid bate @erOroa
nunoeu aesen Den 9abatgenuB. Gaein,
Bic Mtdnner batten einmal ben Sabdt
eerO6eH unb lisben ridt mebr bdbpn
ab. Die Rotsberren nurben ielblt
Rdu9er nnb es lit befdnnt. bdB iuft
bic 8Fdrrberrcn b%eIDnbers Greuoe an
Der 8fetfe fanoen. !6eute gibt es tats
IG6li5 Elm febr fairies araut, oas
.gaTorentdbot4 beiBt. Dem Sturm
a@sn ben S1but fOlste Die Griinoung
bon Sdbdttousgisn, Die 9eIebrttn
ainaen porar unb qudInten iiber t9re
2obsG trsitl4riftsn bintpeg. 8i4tsr
Iobten 6ds ebLe &rdut unb fdrsben
Qteber fir SdbdttoIIesien. 60 CAB
aerste, bic fogar ben Qo9peis gu
brinaen berlu9tsn, Der Sdbdt lei Elm
heilTames Grtratt unb fSrbere bic 9e'
iunobeit. go finoen mir IN einsm
8ottorbu&e aus Dem ddtse1nteu
Subr6unbert cine srObe aObrsbe duf
ben Sabdt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
TOO Gcelente anr @iiitr.

Gbicago, 81, II. IpriI.- BIer.
3e6nbunOert Seelelltc, melde in Der
Glotteu. SdnlmftoIt in Der Gdbe it,
re aitsbiI0ung erboIten batten, iinO
beute nah Der atlai1tiiden aiiite ab'
gereiit, nm ben etn5elnen 6dlo6t.
i6tffen 5lerteilt 3u iuer0en. Set
9ru9 Der oiplom1tiiden 8~e3ie9ul.
gen NIT 8eutiblmO boben fat g..
600 SeeIeitte Die 9~(nitalt oerloiien.
@egenp1rtig peroen neitere 5000
damn oilsgebiIoet uno es per0en
gortebruneen getroffeH meiterr g.
900 nnterbringen 81 fonneiI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
Sin EIttgrDtD.
@ls Gentuant QDlatpets ieIutu Gels
bentnD tamb.

bentnO faMb.
gsn Musenasass i6IIbsrt ben Cob
bes bsatidsn 0IiHsrIeutnnuts Dtnt'
gems IN Der .Transfurtss 3ettaus" pt'
fOIgt:
Gs mar am montds, ben IS. Gep'
TENDER, bormittags. I'm 10 lhr otpan'
sis Minutsn ftiss 2eutnuT @intgsns,
bon Ieinsm Jreunbs 2sufHart SS9r'
bort unb nod stuisen uHoereu Glte'
germ bssIsttet. caf ietnsm btsIfd4 sr'
prDbtsn Qppdrdt In bic 96he. Gr
fGrtste oIs BegIetter fir eineR Spe'
stalflug, Der Der GrIeoieuus stner tpi4-
ttgeu auFsabs gait, BITE reflos erfiiat
purbe. @ie sin abIsr bObrte ft9 Der
Gltsser in ben blauen ad4er Hinein,
un6 bdlb iDdrer bic FlOtten 2uftIpIer
gen Deiten ben Quger eutf4punoen.
Sn $500 Mstsr 65be erbislt @intsens
plDbIi9 bon btntsu iibsrraf4enb Seusr.
3pei sngIif9e mdrttni9bes 5lusseuge
griffeu tbn, bur6 bic Come ss6edt,
fir ben 5lieger bSlis unii9tbar. an.
2eutndrtt 8intgens FAB feline Sesnsr
ni9t unb tnnrte tie nt6t febeu. 9ds
tpnrbe tim gum @srbdngnis. Sein
8enstntdnt tDurbe bon etnen GrploitDs
gtf6oB ~getroffen, ~erptp0ierte unb gee
riet tn 8ranb. 2eutndnt 6Obnborf,
6ur9 Die S9iFe nufmertTdm eetoor'
ben, tpdnbte F9 I'm urb fab tn etpu
$50 Reter Gntfernune, pte fetn
Sreunb NIT brennenbem Qppdrat 5u
8oSen itar3te. S4nel bate er BE
Situation erFaBt unb mart f4 dui
einen ber @egner. 60 entIpann ftG
Elm 3tpeitampF tn getpoltiger 5Dbe, Der
dber ud6 Getunbeu 14on 3ugunIteu
bon 2sutnant 6Dhnoorf entihteoen
mar unb nit Dem Mbitura oes etneu
7etnbes enbete, tpGbrenb Der dnbere In
eiliaer 8l1bt bds @eite fu6te. 2eut'
ndnt 6Dbnborf, Der bauit fem fiinfs
ssbnteB G1ugaeug abf4OB, bate ber
500 fetnes Greunbes gerd4t. Der eng
Idnber lam inuerbalb Der oeutfaer
Gtuten sltr Grbe, urb audi DtntgenE
fiel binter Der beutf9sn Gront, mo feint
aameraben nod in berfelben Ra4i
ben 2si6nom our einIttpeiIisen llebsr'
fibrurg rn9 benz Slugbafen abboltsn.
2eutnant 66bnborf iiberbra6ts BEN
QbteilungsFiibrer bic Srauertunbe, btt
Tf9 tpie elm 2auffeutr Derbrettete unS
iiberaa bt8 In Die 2tnten ber porbers
fen 5ront uufri6t9ss 8eoduern bers
p%orrisF. Qsutndnt aurt @tntgeng
mar am /. Qugut, 1894. gu 9suftaol
DberI9IeFen) ots @obn bes b~erItor'
benen O6er1tlentnants paul 8tnt9ens
deboren. Dintgens BAT insgeiamt
8pdn3ig Glusaeuse ubgef4ofeu; ei
mar GlIo mad 9ouptmdnn goelde bel
erfOIgrstdite beuti4e Gltgerofftaier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

Scbnci5er Nrbcifcr!
BrDteitiereu gcgeu Bobe 2e6ensmit'
telpreiie, forbern Gin Resie'
rnngss WiDnupOl.

3iiridD itber 8aris, IL. april.-
10000 arbeiter oeriamneIten lid,
in 3iirih, I'M gegen Die hoben Sc
bettsmittelpreiie 51t proteItieren itn1
Die Shaffung zines Regiermg8- SEQ.
nopolS in 2ebeltsmittelrt un6 0ereu
8erfnif 81 annebmboren Breiien gu
foroern.
3ahoem Die arbeiter o~obtngeben.
be aeiolutioneu gefaBt bottert, mar.
ihierteu iie o1rd Die StrnBen. Sic
li6 anfangS in @ren3en Der Orb.
nung baltenoe 9emonltrntton nahm
etnen oufrubrabnliden Gboroftel
an, ol8 etnige @ritppen oeS S1l9ea
Die Seniter 5neier pornebmen so.
tells nit 8urfgeihoiien at bombar.
6ierpn begannen. Ole 8oli3ei triet
Die Wenge 5u 8aarerL nnhoem itt
einige Sdiiie iiber Die aopfe Der
Sumultanten binDeg abgegeben bat
tie.
Ole &eioEutionen Der 4rbeiter
foroern cine GeouBierung Der 8ret.
ie bon 5Ieiif) rno 8rot uno Der.
Iangen @eiebe. nelde cine Grhobung
Der 8reiie fir wlilf ur0 fir Dtieten
b~erbieten un6 Strofe fir oa8 Gin.
heimIen iibertriebener 8rofite Dor.
iebeil. (3ie 0ohriht fomnt itber
Boris, iii alto nit @nriid)t auf3n-
nebmen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
uracntinten bctpacbt
ScMtI6c Sc6iffe!

9ucnos aires, II. april. - Die
@egierung Der 9epttblif Q~lreentinis
Ell bat perfigt, Dab Die iebt in ar
gentiniiden @epGiiern iid 6efinoli-
den ~ oeiitiden Sdiffe in ben in
neren Safet bon 8uenos Qires bers
brodt mitroen. Cine beionbere $50.
die miro fir 6ieie 6~nbr3eltge be.
ftimmt Der0en. 3nei oiterreihii6e
Dompfer befinoeu iid g~egenpartig
in nrgentiuiiaen @eDdiiern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
no iinS Gn0lGnSs
H%cmmiHdre 9eblicbcn?
Sun Stantsdnt iueiR man nidt, mo
fte iid g~esenmartis b%efinSen.

8aibtngton II. 4pril = Selbit
I'M Stodt8amt nuBte bette ME.
mono, 100 @nglono8 &ommiiIdre,
bon Oenen es geitern bieB, ooB fte in
Stem gort eingetroffen iino, gegen.
ipdrtig tpeilen, un0 mann lte in Der
8unoe8bauptitaot onIangen perOeu.
Gs tpuroe offt8teu mitgeteilt, baB
0as Stootsamt a6iolut teine Snfor.
nation iiber oeren 9egenDortiaen
4ltfentbaltsort bot, ieooA erlpartet
man Gahrift Dor be1tte obeno.
Die fran80iiiden &oumiiiare per-
Sen nift NIT Den etgliIden ertudrtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
Waunitiunsauae6pt

8aibington, IL. april. 8os
@orineoeparteneit In 8oibington
beroffentliht Die 4ngebote bon %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf anfertt.
gurg BON 1,578,000 @eihoiie allen
aolibers. eff Dieter noaen, ieOer
einseIiL ben garl5en aiiftrog iiber.
nebnlRn, innerbnlb nenioer Boden
init Der 2ieiertng beginner un6
monatli9 100000 bis 100000 @e,
i6oFfe nblieferu. SEEDS 6irmer
mohten 8orihlGge, ben geiomter
atuftrog bon 5000 bier3ebn8oaigeu
@eiboiien 81 %ilbernebmen.