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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04

SEVERAL PARTICIPATE IN
TELEPHONE CONTEST
Prizes Awarded for Compositions on
"The Telephone and How
1t Helps"

About dozen compositions were
submitted by pupils of the graded
schools of the county in competition
for prizes offered by the Lake Shore
Telephone company. The judges, to
whom these papers were submitted
for examination and award, have
named the winners as follows:
Rachel Linnell, Of the Brentwood
(Reservation) school, first prize; Ole
Huseby, Of the Thomasville school,
second prize; Randolph Samskar, of
the Grand Marais village school,,
third prize. The judges, whose
names need not be given, had no
knowledge whatever Of the identity
Of the competitors before passing
judgment, and the result, therefore,
is free of the slightest suspicion of
partiality. In making the award
they complimented all of the COM
petitors on the merit of the papers
passed upon, some of which were
submitted by tots of ten and eleven
years Of age.
The company is, of course, very
thankful to all who took an interest
in the contest, acknowledging the
helpfulness of their unsophisticated
discussion of very important ques-
tion. -
: Miss Linnelps paper is published
in this number of the News-Herald,
and the other winning papers will
appear later
The Lake Shore Telephone Co.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04
MAPLE HILL DOlNGS

Mrs. Hans Tofte is visiting with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Gil
bertsen
There will be services in the Maple
Hill church at three in the afternoon
on Easter Sunday.
Alfred Berglund returned home
Saturday from Schroeder, where he
has been employed the past two
months.
The Literary Society was enter
tained by Miss Sigfrid Saturday ev-
2ning at the home of Olof Berglund.
There was large attendance.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04
LEST We FORGET

Just a word to remind those that
are willing to help brave the battles
of the local churches Weeks ago
some Of you received an envelope in
which to keep your free will offering
during Lent. Any of these organiza-
tions will appreciate your donations.
Now in order that complete report
may be made in the next number of
the ''NeWs-Herald," please send in
your contribution on or before April
10th. State name of church you aid
and giving own name as we'll. Place
our gift with Rev. Ripon, the Lund-
quist brothers or other church Off
cials
FOR SALE-One horse, about l.
100, one single working harness, and
collar, one single horse wagon, one
pair sleighs with rack. Price for the
whole outfit S110. 0O.-Fred Bramer.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04
HovIand Community Club.

The regular meeting of the How
land Community club will be held
Saturday, April the 7th, at o'clock
in the town hall. Miss Lindberg, the
North School teacher, is chairman of
the program committee and she will
be assisted by her pupils. Refresh
inents will be served after the pro-
gram. Special topics will be discus
:;ed of interest to farmers. There
will also be the election of vice pres
ident and secretary. Everyone is COR
daily invited to attend.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04

The company is, of course, very
thankful to all who took an interest
in the contest, acknowledging the
helpfulness of their unsophisticated
discussion Of a very important ques-
tion.
. Miss Linnell's paper is published
in this number Of the News Herald,
and the other winning papers will
appear later.
The Lake Shore Telephone Co.
The Telephone and How it Helps.
By Rachel Linnel.
The telephone is one of the most
useful and modern instruments used
today, for the purpose of sending
and receiving messages. By use of
this instrument, which is made up of
little wires, we are enabled to send
messages through the whole United
States.
The telephone was invented by A.
G. Bell and has become one of the
most useful inventions. The three
most important parts of the tele-
phone are the transmitter through
which the sound waves are sent, the
line by which the current is sent to
the distant station, and the receiver
through which we hear.
The telephone is very beneficial not
only in sending messages from one
city to another but in sending mes
sages through the city or community
in which you live, especially through
the rural district where your neares
>leignbors may live several miles a.
way.
To the farmer the telephone GER
tainly has been a help, and is one of
the essential instruments on the
farm, as he is able to keep in touch
with the city and make the best pro-
fits on the things which he can pro-
duce on the farm.
The telephone is one of the most
important factors in promoting So
cial advancement. In rural districts
this proves itself true, as the young
people can communicate with each
other, and their plans for entertain
ment can be made in a short time.
The business man transacts most
of his business over the telephone,
and his business could never amount
to very much and his life as a busi-
ness man would be short if he did
not have a telephone in his office or
store.
There are many reasons why a
telephone should be in every CITY
home. You can telephone to the
grocery store, and the groceries are
delivered at your door; you can tele-
phone to the department store and
any article you desire will be sent,
when you havn'e time to go after it.;
in case of fire the fire department
can be called at once and very much
property can be saved; in case of
sickness the doctor can be called So
that life or maybe lives may be
saved and when away from home in
case of delay up town, you can
telephone to your home and save
much worry.
The long distance telephone line
which is continually in use, connects
one city with another city that is
several miles away, and in case Of
sickness or death, or in case of i'm
portant business transactions is
most helpful.
The telephone system now in use,
is one of the most up-to-date, the
centrals are very accommodating and
the people in cities and rural dis
tricts find both rapidity and conven-
ience in all communication, and once
the telephone has been in the home
it soon becomes necessity.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04
NEWS-ETTES Of GRAND
MARAlS AND VICINITY
Jottings Heard About Town OF
Things Of General Interest
to Local Readers

C. C. Monker left for Duluth last
Friday.
The barber shop will close at ..
M, Easter Monday.
M. D. Archiquette of Grand Port
age, was in town Sunday.
Fred A. Winger returned from
business visit to Duluth last Friday.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. C. O. Backlund next We'd
nesday afternoon.
Auditor Carter returned home on
the stage last Thursday. He left
for Duluth again Monday noon.
Elmer Gilbertsen left Friday for
Minneapolis where he will attend the
short course for farm boys at the
state university
Prof. M. R. Beebe has been ap-
pointed Scout Commissioner for Cook
county. Any boy in the county who
wishes to affiliate with the Boy
Scouts can now do SO by applying to
him.
Martin Drouillard left on the stage
last Friday and returned on Sunday
afternoon with Sam Zimmerman, Jr.'s
two teams that have been employed
in a camp on the Alger line during
the past winter.
Don't forget that the .''Widow Nc
Ginty," to be given at the Princess
Theatre Easter Monday will start
promptly at 500 p. M, so as not to
detain either the orchestra or those
wishing to attend the dance.
The Lutheran Sunday school will
give an Easter festival at the church
Sunday night at o'clock. The pro-
gram will consist of readings, reci-
tations and musical numbers suit
able for the occasion. Come!
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Paine returned
home Sunday from Port Dover, Can
ada, where they spent the winter.
They are now busy fitting up the
Paine hotel for the summer traffic
and expect to open for business MAY
1st.
Winger & Robertson are using a
Ford again on the east mail route as
far as Little Brule. From there TO
Hovland sleigh is used. Wagons
are used on the west end as yet but
they expect to start their auto bus
the latter part of this week.
A parcel shower was given on Miss
Alfredo Backlund at the home of
Mrs. Axel Berglund last Thursday
afternoon. Miss Backlund was the re-
cipient of many useful and handsome
gifts. We will have the pleasure of
announcing her wedding in the very
near future.
An Easter program will be given
in the Congregational church next
Sunday morning at 11:15 A. M. Com
munion will also be administered.
Special Easter offering will be taken
for the church building society. Ev-
ening service at 7:3o P. M. Chris
tian Endeavor society at $50 to be
led by Mr.. Benjamin Berry. You are
cordially invited to worship with US.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04

FOR SALE-an 80 acre farm in
Section 6-61-1 E. 25 acres or more
cleared and a few acres cultivated.
also good house and barn. In we'll
settled community and on good road.
Mrs. A. Soderberg.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04

Good dry wood for sale-S2. 90 per
cord. EVER JOHNSON.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-04-04

Anyone having an old horse or COW
that they wish to dispose of for fox
feed phone THE FOX FARM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15
Srietcnsaitoebct
Scs 41apftcs p0Mio
iinbceinflM6t!
See EupNcs sI6iifDt 1T, nlle snfrie'
Sen3nitellen, bebauptet SarOi.
nal sSarleD.

g2em Dorf, t5. 9[uguit. -Snoem
er nit glndoritf berborbob, oob
Der @dpit untnoglid an @lniten
irgeHo zines 2anoes beeinfluBt iper.
ben f0nnte, erfl1rte aorOinaI So.
lep beute, ooB er Den glusfoa ser
6rieoensbori6Idge bes &apItes nit
Dem er0Bten s5nterejie berfol9en
meroe. Ser 9opIt, ertlGrte Der air-
denfiirit iei Die groBte neutraIe
6igu in Der 8elt rno niroe nur
ioI6e S6ritte befilriportem Die al
len gum 9orteiI gerei6ten.
sd peiB, ooB Der SeiIige So
ter oQes in ieiner Mo6t 8efinOlidc
getnn bot Inn Die 2eioen Der 80l.
fer in Oieiem ariege 5u Itnbern~,
iagte Der aar0inol. nGr ipiiroe na.
tiirIi6 milniden ais Elm nidlt in
tereiiierter 8ernlittIer ben ginfluB
ieiner bo6en geiitli6en SteIlpng
oo5u gu beniiterl einen alien arieg-
fiibren0en onnebnlboren lrieoeu
berbei5uiiibren.%
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15
Srattk &. Paacr
tpirt aitfacfcrtcrt,
Sii reIi9nierert!
Spll OOm 9iesentenrat Der. 1lniper.
iitGt suriidtreten; 2ltcttalfes
Nlinicrnr6eit fat scluirft.

gtebrosfas @erteioigun9Srot, eins
idlieBlicb oes @ouberneurs gtepille,
bat beute Elm offentlt9eS S9riftitit
ber0iientli9t, IN melAem 5ranf 8.
Soler BON 2n1aba. 8rdiioeut Oes
&egentenrotes Der ltntberittoI, ouf.
geioroert miro, iid bon ben offeut-
lid gegen ibn erbobenen 9lntlagen
Der lInlopalitdt 81 reinigen ODER ietn
Atlt ais Dlitglieo Oes Aegentenrats
nieoer5plegen.
9es ferneren miro III Oern 9hrift-
Itiid Die 6oroerung aufgeiteIlt, oob
Der Hegentenrat, iaas Serr Saaer
iif neigert, auf Die 2Intlagen 5lt
outtporten ooer 5u reiigniereL tim
ieines 9lnlteS ais 8Oriiser entleBen
ioa.
9ie gegcn 9errn SaGer crbobe-
nen acknowledgement itanmen BON
9tidor0 =. 0ietcalfe, Der ben @e-
beinl6ienit Des 9ertetOigtlngsrotes
ltnter itb bat.
8ieier S9ritt 6e8 8erteibi1an9s.
rates erfolgte am 9ienstog ouf einetl
9orl6lag 0es 8i3egouberneurs
Solparo,, 0oB Der 9erteiOigunasrat,
irn 6oIle bic gegen 3aner erbobenen
8ei6uloigungen oltT @abr6eit be-
ruben, oieieIben ben 8unoesbehoroen
uilterbreiten lol.
s5n Dem 96riftTtild beiBt es I'M.
ter anberen: Die @eilble, pelden
2tusbruf gegeben 3u bq6en Sert
9oler angefIogt 1T, finO ni6t mn
pto0eutid, ionoern aitialnerifo-
mid" g8eiter miro geiagl, oaB Die
s9riefe, bic 9aller geiArie6en babeu
ioq, Dor Der forrneaen &rieg8erfl6.
runQ geidrieben rpnroeh un0 6aE
SnIler Onber geieBli6 abioIbiert, alir
tlidt Itrafbar lit.
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Oppciittcit ococn
Sic 5suanes5ichstno!
Sn 9rnmrigbt San., pirb cine
Nlaiieuberiammlllng 5n Oiefent
Sued eiitbernfeH.

9uulrig9t Ola, Is. Q(uguit.
0ffene 9ppoiitiou geael 0as Son.
itriptionsgeieB lit in ben 9cIieloprn
Der bieiigen llmgebung in erbobtem
WtaBe 8utage getreten. Cine qroBe
gln5obL gitrger bat eine @talienDer.
inmmlitng einberufan, 1tm elne OR.
ganiiotion 5lt griln0en, ipeIde oies
@eies betGmpfen ioIl. GOO 8erio.
men baben oie 2Ilttoritat Der &egie.
rrng IN 9lnipra9en uilo unterseitb.
neten gerofferttIidungen berausge.
for0ert, 0aS @eies 0ltrd8nfilbreft.
9enute erflareit Dab irgen0 EN-
8eriud, cine 0ffentliAe 4nti.aon.
MISUNDERSTANDING ob3uDalten
berbinoert iperoen tpiiroe. Ole hie5i.
ge SeingorOe bot gefebl erbolten,
bereit 8u iein5 i'm Safe bon gfube.
itorungen etnidreiten au f0nner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15
NQiierte gegel
TritOtnsOorld)lag!
rcirScn meiilt, sic SrieSenscffcrtc Scs papites
bcSiirfc keincr 1tntwcrt; tpalbiretcn pirS
iidb pcrl6Mfio abwartenS pcrbaltcn.
Offisicler Gert miro moreen bckannt oemad

Die @1einrng Der g[qiiertetb NIT
9(usnagme gfuBlan0s, gebt Dobin
Oas SrieOensougebot gIott ab5upei,
len; aud in 9eipiiien 0teiiorrs Der
bieiigen Hegierung berri6t oieielbe
gtnlt6t bor. 3od fam man iidJ
nidt Der &atinde beri6liaBen. 0aB
0ie 9fferte, bonn 9apit tommeno,
grobe5 @eipidjt bat uuO 9ml5 onoers
anfgefaBt miro, mie wenn Tic BON
0ertjAIauO ollsgegauqen mare. 9oB
Die 4acifiiten ourd 0os 8orgebeit
oe5 QapiteS nieoer neue Soffnltng
i6opien meroen, lit MIR natiirlih;
nuh Der 0enfeuoen 8eIt MIRO iie
glnlaB aur 9tefleftion ge6en.
Otogliderlpeiie mag Der 8ntifan
infolqe Der irneretl 8erb1ltniiie in
QeltidIanO at Dem 6rieoensbor.
ihlag beronIaBt poroen fem; aber
lei Dem, tpie oa lpolle, OBJ Die Gfferte
abgelDieiet iperoeu miro ooer nift,
0ieielbe miro ne1r 3ur Gflan3un8
0eS 6rieOensiamens in ollen San-
bern beitrageu, nie ollcs duoere
pdbren0 Der litngiten @touatc.
9ag Stnatsoepartenent lieB fiir5-
lid ourdbIideu, oaB Die 9teeierrng
alien e6ten 6rieoeu8ofierten Elm
nilliqes Gbr leiben miirOe. 01on
glaubte bier, bob Der 9}apIt I'M Die
@6fllt. uno 9linoejtbe0inglutgen
3eutidlQnos peiB. Geine GorihI1.
ge, in mnn6er 9tniidt fir Die glai-
ierte nun0 Qlmerifa mlanlebubar,
fonltten irnnerbin ais cine Balis tiir
Die f}rie6ensberbanoIungen betrodj-
tet uer0en. Der p1pitli9e 8oridla9
ober, Die eliaB. lntbringiide uno Bal.
tqtfrage our6 frieolide llnterban6'
Iungen berbei6ltfiibren, ipiro bier als
elm 5tein oes anitoBe5 augeieben.
Gffisieller SeEt nidt befannt.
9ton, Is. 9[llguit. Ser @atifon
lpiinidt, baB Der sSSnbatt Der 5rie'
oensofferte crit alien 9e9ierlu9eu
3ugeiteat neroen ioIl, ebe oerielbe IN
bem oifi3ieIlen Organ Oes 8atifan8.
ben Gbierbatore Jfomano, perDffert4
Iidt ner0en miro. 9teies mag DON.
nerstag Der Sal iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15
ReeS ict5t Halnpf
0c0cn Pocuer fort!

8nIbington, IS. 2(uguit. 5end-
tor 8ceo bon @liiiouri eroffnete mie.
Der feline 5e6oe nit Serbert g.
Soober. inoem er I'M tSenat i'm be-
itnIbigte, 6ab er ngeru0e Die 3ll,
itdn0e berbeiqefiibrt bobe, Die er
jest ais @utihuIoiglng Der lleber.
noAme Der @etrcihentdrfte Der Ser.
StoQten belllisc". unb er ieiner
y8iftator @epoIt 3n niBbrnthen
beabiiftige. Ser Senotor nerlaB
Soobers @rfI1rlng Die geitern Der.
oifaltliht puroe, Die er n9eobet' :
Defret" nonnte, Inn feline gebaup.
ting 3u beipeiicn.
Gr beiduIoigte ibr, feline 9tus.
flnft our Streidlug oeS fir 1917
goralticrten N}arilHal &ei8enpreis
ies bon Der Iabrungsoorloge BE.
nnbt 8u baben
sect tritt er bor OaS 2an6 un6
.oibt ben Miberiolg 6es aongreiies
8ur 6eItiesing oieier @arantie ais
peiieren @runo an, tpesbalb er ben
5ormer beidiiten ioIle@, iogte Der
5enator. 1Sie ilberlieferten oie
40,000.000 2eute. mel6e oie 9tffer-
baitbeb6lferllng 0ieies SonOes BIZ.
ben, in Die SGuoe eines Rarnes.
.nn0, als Gle Dos taten, begingeu
Sic Elm 8erbreden seeen ole sSrei.
belt.
Senator gleeo crfI6rte, bab ned
ieaer 2lnIid]t @oober ieine Wlad)t
aniuenOen inerOe. iiir Gnglono ein-
faufe 5u MAIDEN lnb &ei5en Der ip
aalerita bleiben iolIte. niIs5afiibrers
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freigeldiiene 3erroriIten itberal fe-
tiert lperoen bat efnen nelen
Sdmiloel Sur 6ol9e. 2eitte, Die
iif ME cine GItttat gu SdulOen
foulmen lieBeh erfIdren, Den o0er
jenen SDranHen unlgebrodt ait bd.
ben, lpofiir iie 0ie fdredlidften @e.
fdngnisqunIen bitten er0ul0en milf.
len. 9ann iperoen ibner bon rel.
den 8anen Setratsantrdge seIuof
mo 0as Soft preiit iie als W1drtt
rer. gluh peibli6e Seloen 0ieie
Sorte gibt es.
eyn Wtinsf mltroe aatberire Gntir
nom orretiert, Die borqegebett bat
te, 0en @ouberneur s5banoip bon
9oeiia errnorbet at baben uno oafiif
in Den eiiigen 8iilten bel Dfuts'
nobe3 urn1gefommen 81 iein. 2eiOs
fano Elm dll5u Neugieriger olts, bat
es eor feinen @ouberneur eSborop
in S6eiia gegeben bat uno OaB Die
i6one aotberine in 9oeIid fi1 ais
borrtber5ige SdpeIter nisgegeben
1m6 mil0tdtige 2eltte beidnin0elt
bntte.
Sin i1nger @tonn In 90eiio, Der
ii6 aIs GreitpiIliger oltsgab, pdfte
ouf offener StraBe ben it1bnIioen
@r.@ouberneur Sen. 9SiIlilt trtn CT.
flGrte. oerielbe babe i'm unidnI0ig
in8 @efdngnis geporfen. sltnier
&onlitee, iogte Der iitnge gaor1t
bot beidloIien, sic an Die Gront
5u idifetl aber ssSbrer @eiitrobeit
tpegen Dollen mir @nooe tualten Ici.
len" Ser 950bel idleppte ben &C.
neral tns Milt3bureou no CT ie0od
fretgelaiien nuroe. Ser @onner
ober botte in3piiden @elo geian.
melt u1o fib aus Dem Staube ee.
n1adt.
&nflanb iibet Ggtfntionen er6ittert.
Die 9d4ri9t bon Der fiir5Lid
! itattgefunoeren MoiieneJefution oltf.
riibrerilder ritiiiider Solonten III
6ranfrei6 bot in gon5 GuBlonb itls.
gebeures gtufieben erregt. Qte STE.
gierltng botte ber9eblid) beriudt Die.
ie Mel0ltng 9ebeitn au boIteu, 0a tie
nit 9fe6t befiirbtete, boB Die rebolit-
tiondren Glemente in Ben groBet
Sta0ten 6oour6 beronlaBt fDitr0en.
cine Inn 70 inteniibere 8ropoganoa
8u betreiben.
9lls aus Ser Sdipei3 1tn0 aus
5ranfreib beirnfebren0e 9ftiIIen bic
gtodridt perbreiteten, fonnelten Iih
un8ebelre @lenidennengen in ee.
trogroo bor Sen 93egierungseebdu.
ben an imo leiIteteu ben aoiofen,
Oie iie ou8eindn0er treiben tpolltea,
gum 9eiL erfoIgreihen 8ioerItano.
g8te berlautet iino in olleut 275
rltIiiide SoIooten obne bor ein
&rieg8geri@t geiteIIt 8n iper0en ais
&a6elsfiibrer binfer Der fran56iiideu
6ront eridoIien poroen.
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1lmcrikaniItbc
Grlippcn INT ccnScn:

Son0on 10. 9Lug. - @an3 2oll.
Don lit ii6er ooS bieiige Gintreffen
alnerifaniiher 9ruppen Dor 5relt0e
auBer iih. Gie 9liuerifaner mar.
idierten ourd mebrere 9aliptItra.
ben. 8otidafter Gage nabn bon
Der ameritaniihen 9otidoft aus &c.
bue iiber Die Sruppen ob, 46nto
@eorge bonn 9udingbnm 9alait aus.
Die 5a6lreide Mleni9enmenqe brndJ.
te Den amerifonern cine forlnlihe
Sbation oar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15

te SuIi bon 6en 9riten IN Solifur
oetiniert, uno baB idme0ii6e See.
Der penig 2uit boben ibre Sdiffe
nod @nglano fobren 3u loIIen, err
flGrt iib aus Der 3atinde, boB oie
8rtten oieie Shiffe 8mingen. cine
5obrt fir 6ie 9llliierten 3u MAIDEN,
ebe fie ibnen aobIen fir Sdpeoen
ilberloilel uno baB Sic Gabr8euge
oben0rein groBe @efabr Ianfen, bon
ben Qeltti6en bernidtet at iperoen.
Sbmobl Sdipeoen on 9eltihIon0
ieit SSabr un0 Sag feline 8aunltpolle
mebr geIiefert bat, bot gngIon0 felt
Is Monaten fat feline 8ournmoGle
mebr nod S6tpe0en 6urdgeIoiien.
6rofe Senernn9.
Sic 5euerunq in S6De6en lit
GROCER ols IN 3Gneuart ltno g1or.
lpegen. Gas 2ano bat 9rot.,
3uder,, uno Gdffeefnrten eingefiibrt,
uno Die 8rotrotionen iino fleiner olS
ielb in Qeutidlono.
synbe5uq ouf ieinen GiebbeIton0
lit Sdmeoen III 9roBem MtoBe ouf
onerifuniidle 3utterulittel on9etpie.
len uno nenn 6ieie jebt ousbleiben,
mer0en ii6, tpte erfl1rt 'tpur0e, Die
idme0iiAen 2anbtpirte geaipungen fe.
ben, 10 bieI ol8 nt6glid) @ieb ob-
3iidladJten. ga in Sdpeoen foTt
feline &iiblbGuier borbon0en Iin0,
miiroe 0a8 MIR @eltti6lon0 8ugttte
tonuren. 5Ieiid lit beltte nod in
10 groBen @fengen borball0en, onB
man es bei ie0er WfdbI5eit ouf Dem
Glide finbet.
@oIolin lit Elm lmeridpin9barer
2urusartitel geiuor0en uf6 IelbIt Der
aneritoniide @eimtote in Stod6olm
bat feline liebe gtot, einigc @aIlonen
fir ieine gaht 81 erboLten. Gin
QLutomobilreifen lit in Stod6oIn
iein @elpidt in Solo ipert, uno Die
8olge iit onB Die 9roitipogen in
@arngen ein beIdaulides Goiein
fiibren uno niif Sen 5rieoen tuorten.
Die Ghntierolberioralne lit IN
eiil gcraOe8u fritiidcs Staoium ee.
treteB,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15
Britelt erleiSclt
icQtpere 1oerlil1te!
&erloren in ben eriten sluei @ofen
bss g(nsnit 2i,722 @ann an
Suteu nnS 9seriunn6eten.

2on6on Is. 9tugltit. -Dffi8ielI
miro qenelbet odB Die brittiden
gerIuite an Gotten unb @ertpun0e.
ten ndbren6 Ser eriten afpei @oden
6es @tonotS g[u9uit ausna6utsipeiie
idlper gerpeien ff10, 0enn Ite BE-
Ioufen it9 duf 2t.722 g&nnn; Der
8oritoB IN Slan0ern bat ihpere
9pfer 9eforoert,
@efaIen uno ibren @unoen en-
Gegen iin6: 223 0ffi8iere uno A.
424 Mnnn; berpun0et nuroen
1921 Gffi5iere ut10 1924 D1anr.
Die 3obl Der geraliBten lit ni6t
groB,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15
1i10rirtt. ParSeit ld6t
tuieSer pclt iit6 bSren!
Sefiirluurtet gt6tretnng GliaR.gotg-
rin9ens an Srantreidl iuiuie
$rieits nn Stnlieu.

glmTteroom, Is. 2tuguit. Die
bon Der Regierltng 1tnterOriidtP Sor.
oenibe 8eitrn9 sic 3utltnft" lit
bellte mieDer eridienen mtO iii einent
glrtifcl beiiirportet fie 6ie 2(6tretung
GlidB 2otbringens on s5rantreih
uno 3rie[S on StaIien, porausJe.
iebt. oaB 6amit elm oauernoer 6rieoe
sulton0e fon1ne.
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uat9kldn9c 5ll GaIt ST.
Gcais' RaIiesiintpfcn!

@ait ct. 2oilis. SIl., Is. aIuettIt.
9ie @roBgeifiporenen in g3eae.
nllle baben geItern gegen 105 Scr.
lonen. Die bel ben bieiigeu gaaIIe.
fantpfen perbnftet iuor0en iudrell,
6S anflaeen nllf M1oro, gronoItif.
tlng, Geridm6runo. 9iubeItoriiuu
ssao nlOrOeriiaeu 2Iusriff erbobeits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-15
Btitcll bcric6telt iiber
Grfol9c bel Gems!
6rnn3oieu unO 9inlien melbcu, bak
iic ben 5eiu0en Die Staage
baltsn.

2ou0on 10. 9lugult. - General
9atg mel0ete beute, oaB bic 3ent-
i6en Dor Gems 3urlldgeluorien nor.
oen finO uno Die britIIAen 3ruppell
bort inlner mebr feiten SUB faiien.
Die eriten oeutiden 8erteiOlQungs-
LINEN 6eiin0en iid in 9dnoen Der
angreifer. 3u eleiAer 3eit ftllo
Die 8riten nub in 5latoern gum
4ngriff. iibergegangen uno babel
norOUeitli6 bon s9iri6oote etlpns al
8rlnto un0 8ooen geIDolmen. 2lu6
Die 6ran5oien beri9ten it6er grfoI.
ge; lie mollen iut glbi9nitt Dor Dir.
NUDE Uorgegoagen iein. Seitli6 BON
Site ct, @ulilie nuroe Elm idperer
beutider glngriff abgei6la9en.
Boris, 10. 2luglllt. - 9ffi3ieII
miro gemelOet, baB Die 6elitibe ar.
tillerie 3lptiden 9urteoiie u1o era.
oHne bic fran5oitiAen Stelllingen
Beftie beidieBen. Gin ieinoliher
2tugriff auf Der gduclote Sodfld6e
muroe bon ben 6ran0oien abgeidlo-
gen. Gin ipiiteltoer 2lrtiaerietoulpf
fonO Die gon5e leBte gtodt 5u beioen
Seiten Der QaaB itatt. g8eItLid Der
S0beniteauug 304 mur0e EN- oeut.
i4er 2lngriff abgeluieien.
gSas Die 9iniien mclOen.
2onoon, 10. 2tuguit. - 4ctro9ra-
Der 9tadrihten bel1gen oab Der
9ornlarid Der feilt0Iiaen lruppen
IN Den iitOItden &1rpatbeu uno in
0tttmdnien gum $alten gefon1men
lit.
@}m fiirdtet bier, ooB Der 3rie.
oen5appea 0es 4apites Die gum
6rieoen geneigten GIelnante 3u er-
neliter Gdttgfeit onipornen un0 oQe
Arbeit aerell8tD8 5uni6te maiden
miro.
9inmaHiide 0legiernng ,mn6bt".
@etrogroo, 10. 2luguit. - 2ie
9ebor0en Der proOiioriiAcn aegie-
rung in Goltob am DON lin0 inItrlt.
iert woroen, Der 3entralregierung
iiber Die @t6gIi6feit Der @rridltung
oes Sites Der rumdniiden 9fegie.
rllng in iener 5ta0t 8erift al en-.
ltatten Mud miro bic gtatiolufeit
in @rlpdgun9 ge6ogeu, Der rmnGni,
i6en SonigsfaHilie cine 5taot in
SitoruBlan0 ol8 g9obnfis on3u6ie.
ten.