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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Brief ans au6lanS.

Serr Emanuel geder in Sutton,
gtebr., Elm 9eier unierer 3eitmg.
mar 10 freun6lif ulls eiuen Brief
ieines gteffen Gbeooor @nont aus
|G0eIio in Si0 gtuBIono sllr Ser.
filgung 5t IteIlen, Der o~aer0ing8
idjon int SyllIi dbgeianot, MitteiIun.
gen iiber Die 8ertreibuug Der Oeitt
ihen Goloniitcn ans ibrer Seintat
.beridtet, o6ateid 0ieieIben init Gut
mn 8lut fir GuBIano nn0 Batter
den Gar qetanpit baben. Bir Ioi.
fen ben grief hermit i'm Qtts5ug
folgen:
Sbren 8rief BON 10. gai babe
td reft idneG 0ieies Deal erbolten
un0 Shnen ihon aeantmortet Sim
/. @2ai mar ih AZ Sabre uno
gIaubte id ihor fret at iei1 ober
iUie iest befanut norbeu it, miro
man nod in 0ieiem p6er tiinFtigen
Ronute 2ette in meinen sitter,
iogar nod elm Sabr 0Iter in 9ienit
nebmerr. SD bin 6oSt nod fr0nf,
bic 4er3te oerboteu mir ftreug bieIe
gepegung un0 irqeuomelhe 4rbeit.
Bel 0ieier @elegenheit lit ca mir
0oppelt idDer, urb id fper0e niht
longe nusbaLten I'M Gienitc. aits
ioIheu 8riinoen tpuroe ba5 Beiddft
fitr eiren Spottpreis b~erfauit. Gus
Ieste Sa6r bot man 70 fuie 70 MIR
Berger. Summer un6 8erIuite qe.
hobt. 8egen scr Je1lerung feblt.
dufl @ieles uu6 oas gubIitum lit.
nerb6ie ~geiDor0en. "a uur0e o1nn.
off bic unfhuI6iqen qe.
ihimpft Gnfel G0uuro arbeitct In
feiner g}iibIe unb In Ser .@irtidnit
aber jegt gefts ihtuer, 6o ieine
qeitouImer fino uno feline 4r.
Better 3u ho6cn itno. Grot0em or.
dettet er fIeiBig Deiter un0 D~erLiert
Sen M1ut nidt.
Qber iett i9eint es ifon nit 6en
0eittiden apIoniiteu entiGie0en 8ul
ieiu 1tno tuerosn aae obne anSnab.
me, iogar ale Wlenonitten, iih eisI
nen nn6eren 6rt fuhen miIiien uu6
Jon 9teten onfnngest, iif 0as 9rot
III nerIhnifen. 9ies Durbe befannt
Iemddt in ben IeBtett 3oqen ourh
Bic 3eitlu19er uno gilt Dies auh
sen aotoniftan, 6eren S6bne I'M
arieg itno, obre 4usnobme, @roB
liebentdLer un6 aletnliebentalerI
ntiien gum 4. September ifon ben
Cad atf ben 8ufel nebmen un6
peroen rpdbri6einIih bicle BET Glth
Dorfommen. renn bort dnaeIongt.
nus Den frl5eren 3eitungsberihten
]6rte mar, 6dB engldn0 iid bemit.
1e, 6ieie armen bei iid in Der
adnaons o~n5ltbringer, MIR iitI
y bier hldt offi8iea beitdtigt NOR
ben.
SeIbItoeritdn6lih feiner m6hteI
nit Suit Die Jrildte ieiner un0
elmer gItern arbetten |berIieten, unb
hit bod iomeit mir befdnnt, Elm
ye6er ieine BfIift fit 6ag gdter.
nn6, o6er fpenn oies fir nihts
tilt uno Die nTmen ae6riidten So.
.oniften bod binausoeben miifen, 70
Der6en ite es in 8ottes Rdmen mo
nit 9offnlmg ouf Got. tim, un6
i'd ebrIid uno nit groBer g2ilbe
m iremoen gnroe oos iroiide 20.
Elm BON Peliara au8ulibern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
gerIanaen btfiere ge[endltnnn.

Cine Delegation bon @eId1ftslelt.
ten mo 6runoeigcnttms Better an
Der 4earl unb gldin strabe ipra.
den an 9ienstag beim Stootroi
Dor, nnO Orangeu oaf before Sc
leudtlng 0ieier 5traben. geior
StroBen iino iebr mcngeIbaft be-
leu6tet sum Sdooen Der @eIhdfts.
teute. Der Staotrat tuirO lpobl Dem
@eiuden nahgeben unS baourd Der
@ihtistett beiber als @eIhdftsTtra.
gen Rednlng traaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Cine ,iueite gumbe aefnnSen.

9lm Somstag obenO erfolgte ELM
@Tploiion binter Dem Ogden SoteI
@S iteute lid beratts. DAB es etnt
Bonnie mar. Die in uripidiiger @lrI
hergeitpIt, ibren Gburafter ntd)t 70.
fort berriet. @eiterR luur6e Elm 3ruei.
ties @rempIar in Der 8ierce StroBe
unpeit oes SoteIs geium0en. $50.
li3eibef @ien CAB auneiiune, oas
gefabrlihe cling 5u Seritoren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
SnfoIge Der G~uppiefeit cine.

SnfoIge Der Toppigfeit zines
Der W2itgIieoer einGs Der bereuom.
miertet 6eid1fte Der 5tnot erbieI
ten bic Spibel Der 9mt0esregierunp
geiiti9e @etrdufe, 6ie ite berlangten
5u trtnfen. Die 6oIge mar cine
alage i'm 0iitrift9erift unO elm Gin.
peitdn6nis 0es 8ertlaeteu, Die mil
elmer bobeu @eIoitrafe ibren g6.
ihLnb fan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
@rpRntldmnrenrn in sihnnn.

Die @roBgeitnorenen traten orn
8lenstog in Gisung mo organizer.
ten ith filr ben 6ebruor.3 ermin, NIT
Better BabIgren oI8 gorfiber. Die
BeidtDorenen peroen ols QnfloQe.
TANNER in elmer 4n3o6l midtider
Gdue mebrcre Gage in 5ibung bIei.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Gr6aIt ieine etrqfe.

Sarrp ansDortb, Der ~ongeflaot
1T, einen gefaIidtcn Sded nusgege
ben 81 baben befannte iid iduloia
un6 Gidter E6arrea berurteilte ben
iungen 8erbreder at iieben Sn6ren
3udtbous. CT miro mad Sort M1a-
0iiou eeianot neroen. gtnh ben an.
gaben Der @erihfsbeamten mar Der
8erurieiIte megen cinern 1bniiden
Bergeben Idon Dor Snbrei III ana
moln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
8nrSen bridenfr.

Die angeiteIIten ser Soiua Sele.
pbons@ eieQidnft, ole ibre Saupt.
office in Council gIuffs bal, be.
idlenfte iaoen q~ngeitellten NIT elmer
Summe @eI0eS i'm @erbdItnis sur
9ienit8eit un0 Der S5be 6eS getuobn.
iihen Sobne8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

Itet MIR soc per SIofde rn6 lit in
ieDer apotbefe foufliG. I'm lid
gegeu 3mttotionen urb mirfangs.
loie R%odabmmgen au idiiBen be.
itebe man auf Or. Gal6uers Syrup
Bepiin. 2lftet oif Die 5otfimile-
llnterihrift uto Bib bon Or. gaIo.
nell oltf Dem gelbcn aarton in benz
Die 8lnide berpadt lit. Sir freie
9robeflaihe idreibe man an 81. SO.
gol6mea, 442 8aibington Ctr
Msonticello. SQmois.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
gIener fradt6a6nhpf eraffnrt.

Der meme 5rodtbabn6of Der
Union Qntific fDuroe an gittipot,
erofmet. Dos biibide @e6du6e ftebt
an Der 6. 5trnBe un6 10. aoenue.
Die Mitglieoer Der SanOelsfammer
fDaren uuf G~tnInoung eridienen, um
Dos nette 8ebdr0e in augenidein su
nebmen. Go8 Snnere oe8 @e6du6es
mar bil6if 0etoriert un0 tpur6e bon
bielen beiittigt un0 b%eDun6ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
SeiteHnesr nnb 3iunittiHe
-.... abaeldldkt

Der Stootrnt bat Ieste @ohe trot
Der groBeu aalte nno Sdnee Die
i'm 6erbit fertiggeiteIlten Seitentueqe
mo Rinniteine obgeihdst gum 3ped
Der 8efteuerung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Mrbnrtstnnfrirr

Stan Siirseu @ief feierte om 8.
Sanlor I'M Streiie ibrer 6rsun0e ii.
rem @eburistog. 8ir gratlliereu
nod nahtr1gLtd).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

900 aneeaeben, tpooon $t0,500
ourd 8eriiderung seOeft lit. Die
Ilridte oes 8el,ers fonute niht er.
mittelt peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

Die Giienbabnarbeiter fiub pitcher
auf benz Status quo ante auge.
laret. .un0 ons beoeutet in oieiem
Safe feincn oouernoen 8rieoen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-20

BEAUTIFUL sIx-RooM AND BATH HOUSE.
% Seaton at. NV: 5000. Must be to be
appreciated. For inspection call at FRANCIS
"A. BLUNDON CO., 7o7 G ST. NV. -.'
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wANTED-HEIP.
EENALE-C0ntinued,

EARN MONEY IN SPARE TIME-A Geid that
r. NOT overcrowtsed; win teach hair dressing.
marcel waving for twenty dollars; hair weaving.
scientific shAmpooing. cultivattnS. maguinc scalp
Treatment. facial massage. scientific Treatments
Of shs face elsstr,s face and scalp .ns sa
i've dollars EACH. or receive reduced rates on
students I'LL 9 at NV. second floor
GIRLS, rs years OF age and over,
as parcel wrappers and stock
girls: permanent positions and
good salary to start; excellent
chance for advancement. Apply
c. O. Norris, care Lansburgh &
Bro. before 10 am.
WORK at f once. ~ az randolph at. Pe.worth 80
GsIRLCroI tailor shop; 81 per week. asl 10 Jehn
JOB PRESS FEEnERs Apply at once Moore
Printcraft Shop. &c! 18th ct.
LADY for motion picture work locally; will
fog 10 give time to preparation. Address
Kox o56-R. Star ONCE.
LADY capable Of taking charge beauty parIor
expert in all branches of work. Address Box
2eo-A, Star office.
LAUNDRY WORKERS.. Apply Elite Laundry.
211a 18th NV.
MARINER and aasorter ;white). for dat work
New York ave. NV.
NEAT WHITE GIRL. Is to is, to attend store.
FOG 18th ST. nv.
PAPER BOXES = Experienced table workers.
also learners. Apply Columbia Paper Box Co.,
81 Hanover st. NV.
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UNFURNTsHED ROOMS.
754 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD-Two rooms;
private bath; electricity, gas hot water; private
family.
s453 14th ST. N.W.-Three good sized rooms, in.
Guiding Kitchen; private bath; sleeping porch.
Col. 1904.
2os 18th N.E.-Three unfdrnishea rooms; colo
NAL home; large front and back porches; only
so1s oath N.E:LThree rooms end bath; Eas for
cooking; hot-water heat; electric light; rent req
sonable.
1850 O ST. N.W.-Entire third door Of four
bright airy rooms; large closets; balcony; water
same door; Ink. 4 desired; adnlts. 22s
PATS 18th N.W.-second door; large rooms;
bath; Ink: car lines.
2s19 18th ST. N.W.-Two bright, sunny rooms,
$15; also Furnished room. -
l19 ST, N.E.-Two large. bright rooms, kitch,
enette; private bath; communicating; hot-watef
heat. AZ
1928 9Th ST. N.W.-Three rooms and bath;
1908 9 ST. N:W.-s pleasant rooms, End deer;
c0nvenences; to adults. 26s
1913 MD. AVE. N.E.-Two large communica ting
rooms; one has large alcoye.
1900 9Th ST. N.W.-s large rooms; gas; water
in Kitchen: no children.
WANTED-0ns or two conssnial ladies to shafo
apartment 102. the Argyle. 17th and Park road
NV. ~.
81 n. C1R0TIN1 AVE. LEI 1ios vafuF-
nished rooms; heat. gas, bath: Ans locAttoa: Isa-
1885 81 O.. .N.E.--Two comnuaieatias feensi
only q; adtoininG hath. 16s
1884 CHAPLIN st., APT. 1.-TWO large front
rooms; i.h,k.i ia.
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1928 15th street,
Phone n. 1oG2.

1918 18th sT..N.W
Party leaving city will rent beautiful dstached
corner home; anil; reasonable. Phcos Cel-
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Furnished Houses and Apart
ments in most desirable sections
of City and Suburbs, by Season
or Year. "a
John w. Thompson Co. ff,'
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1905 North Capitol Street.

5 rooms and bath heat furnished; ami: $50
Apply OWNER, 1908 North Capitol st.
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who for three years and half have borne the
burden of the conflict
For this reason the Present Business of the
United States is Wdr-war to exterminate
organized unrighteousness and to establish
peace among the nations of the world
The Government has perfected plan
which will enable all of our people, without
exception, to take definite part in winning
the war.
One of the first great steps called for by
the Government is---Saving The American
people must cease to require all of the pleas
and comfortable XIes which they consumed before WAL
production Of which calls for the energy millions of and
These and devote themselves the pro-
ducon of the things which needed the This the key
the present situation; the hands of the average
absolutely necessary health and efficiency strong
the production of materials of support army and navy.
Idle dollars Stacker doars-bu dollars spent for
arcesdoars spent buy labor and maea-ch the Government
needs the lives of fighting traitor dollars.
Buy War Savings Stamps
at Post Offices, Banks, Trust CON-
6 pdnies or other authorized agencies
The Washington herald., 1917-12-24
Let Your Dollars
Be Patriots!

THIS war is a test of democratic
l. Government. 1t is also trial
Of democracy as to it's fitness to SUR
vive. A small group of autocrats
within whose hands are the resources
Of Central Europe are attacking the
principle of the right of people to
govern themselves. Should the
United States and it's allies fail in this
war, there will not remain on earth
people absolutely independent of the dicta-
ton of the Teutonc empires, organized for
military efficiency and bent on using that
efficiency for the purpose of forcing their will
upon the world. Let the Teutons triumph
and the world will not be safe place for
democracy, and to make it such a safe place,
is not only the expressed purpose of the
United States in taking up the chal-
lenge of the Huns, but also the pur- o.
pose of the other powers who took up NV
the challenge when Germany sent it w. W.
forth three years and half ago, and us
The Washington herald., 1917-12-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
KA|SER's SPIES.
SEND news HOME
THROUGH MEXICO
Four Arrests at New York Are
Expected to Disclose the
Workings Of German Es-
pionage System.

New York, June 4.-With three men
under arrest who are alleged to be
only minor figures in conspiracy to
transmit information of military value
to Germany through regular mail
channel, the federal authorities today
indicated further arrests which they
said might result in disclosures of a
German spy system.
Apparently the government officers
hoped they could uncover an explana-
ton of how Germany knew in advance
OF the approach of the American de-
stroyers to the British coast SO that
an Irish port could be mined.
Two of the men, whose names were
kept secret, are said to be American
born, and the third naturalized citi-
zen of Switzerland. Examination OF
quantity OF mails seized by federal
agents indicated transmission of in
formation on steamships to Mexico
and thence possibly by wireless to
Germany.
A fourth man, described as the son
of German army captain, was ar
rested this forenoon. The police re-
fused to disclose his~identity prior to
his arraignment.
The police later made public the
names of the three men arrested yes
terday. They are: Harry PERISH,
Superintendent Of steamship COM
jpany;" George Melcher, a Harlem
saloon keeper, and Irving Bonaparte,
clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
Prominent Young Man
= Drowned at North Bend

Fremont, Neb., June 4.-(Special
Telegram. Roy Markham, treasurer
Of the High School Alumni at North
Bend and prominent young merchant,
was drowned in Clear lake, near
North Bend, some time Sunday.
Searchers found his faithful dog sit
ting beside his clothing. They
dragged the lake and found the body.
Markham conducted we'll known
North Bend store.
Sunday he went out with his dog
and camera for days tramp. Leav-
ing camera, dog and rings on the
bank, he plunged into Clear, lake for
a swim. He was a good swimmer,
but cramps seized him. l.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

Polish Sokol band, under direction OF
f. J. Boruch, played martial tunes and
two flag bearers walked at the head
OF the column. Father Gluba carried
a flag and so did every member of the
contingent.
Cheers greeted the marchers all
along the route to the recruiting office
at Fifteenth and Dodge streets.
1--WE have enlisted. What will you
dol" was inscribed on one side Of a
banner, and on the reverse side the
words were: Polish Boys for Amer
lea First" -.
A crowd at the recruiting office
cheered these patriots, who accepted
the honors manfully.s
Automobiles were dispatched from
army recruiting headquarters to St.
Francis church on the South Side for
the Polish-Americans who volunteered
their services in the army yesterday
at the solicitation OF their pastor the
Rev. Father Michael Gluba. Thirty
eight had made written applications.
The Polish Americans, who were
born in sections of Poland now held
by Germany or Austria, are enlisted as
natives Of Poland, claimed by Ger
many or by Austria, and not as alien
enemies
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
Rain and HAIL
FALL over entire
STATELAST NIGHT
Reports Show Little Damage
Done to the Crops by the
Hail; Streams Out
of Banks.

During Sunday night and up to
o'clock this morning, to Omaha the
precipitation aggregated .82 of an
inch. From that time on until the
rain ceased there was enough to bring
the total up to an inch.
While the rain was heavy in Oma.
la and vicinity, the volume of water
was nothing as compared with that
that fell out in the state.
There was heavy downpour IN
Council Bluffs and at 9 o'clock thi:
morning Indian creek, north of Broad.
way, had overhowed its banks. Around
the Illinois and Northwestern pas,
senger depots the water was fouI
inches deep.
In Omaha the water ran down the
cutters in torrents, cutting some ol
the unpaved streets and filling base
ments and cellars.
Out in the state, numerous local..
ties were swept by hail storms, but
as crops are not far advanced, it is
not believed that the damage has beer
great. n ".' ..
Rain All Over State.
Railroad Offices report heavy rains
all over the state and a number oi
small washouts, all of which were
quickly repaired and trains moved
over them slightly behind schedules
Nearly everywhere the streams and
gullies are reported to be bank full
and the low lands flooded.
Along the Northwestern, from Ere
mont, as far out as Long Pine, the
precipitation during Sunday and Sun.
day night was two to four inches and
reports from numerous stations indi-
Gated that at 7 o'clock rain was still
falling.
On the Burlington the rainfall ag.
gregated one to four inches all along
the southern and northern lines from
Omaha into Colorado and Wyoming.
The precipitation was about the same
down into Kansas and Missouri and
over into Iowa.
The Union Pacific reports one to
three and five inches Of rain over the
main line, out as far as Sidney and
over the north and south branches.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
War Depar tment Statement
Gives Registration Facts

Washington June 4Folowng Of an ofieial registra-
ton primer" prepared by the War department: :, :
WHO MUST REGISTERAn male persons (eizens or asms)
between and the 5h day June 1896
dates inclusive members Of duly organized force mill
the United States including all oc and
listed Of the regular regular reserve ohIcers reserve
National Guard National guard
reserve recognized by militia bureau navy
militia naval force reserve and National
naval recognized by the department
WHEN7-Today between a m. and p. m.
WHERE?-In your home precinct
HOW2Go the registration place OF home precinct
SICK send competent friend The clerk deputze him to prepare
card.
prisonnent; then enforced registration
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
POLLS ARE READY
TO REGISTER ALL
FOR U. S. army
"Let No One Escape Registra-
ton is Motto Of the Qffi-
ciaIs; Polls Open un-
tiI9 O'Clock.

SHARPEN your pencils and clear the
desks for action" was the order sent
out this morning by Election COM
mission Moorhead to 400 volunteer
registrars who will serve at ia regis
tration places today, when all
men in Greater Omaha--and the
whole country, for that natter.
between the ages Of Fl to 81 are ex-
pected to register for seiective army
conscription.
"We will try to furnish the govern
ment with as complete list Of eligible
young men as any community in the
United States" said Mr.. Moorhead.
The law cxcepts no one within the
prescribed age limits. Rich and poor,
citizens and aliens, fighters and paci-
fists, cripples and the physically per-
fect--all will meet on common ground
and register their names as eligibles
for Uncle Sans big armies.
No One Excused.
Exemptions will come in due time,
but no young men are excused on
registration day.
Registration places, which are listed
elsewhere in The Bee, will open at
7 O'Clock in the morning and close at
9 o'clock at night. They will be dec
GRATED with flags and red, white and
blue banners.
Every young man who registers
will, in addition to an official certif-
cate, be given a button showing that
he was enrolled for army service if
needed. @
The day will be gala occasion.
Bands viii play and speakers will tell
the young men of the patriotic step
they have taken i'll registering. In
some Of the smaller cities of the
state all business houses and public
buildings will close and the registered
men will parade.
More than 800 residents of other
towns and cities have filled in regis
tration cards in the election commits
sioners Office for forwarding to their
home precincts.
Absentees Write In.
About 700 abscntees and sick per-
sons in Douglas county have sent in
their registrations. A big force Of
volunteer registrars is on duty in
the election commissioners Office TAX
ing care of these classes.
Except in extreme cases Mr.. Moor
head is not permitting eligibles who
had planned to register here today
and then leave town to take such
course. Scores of Omahans who had
planned to start on journeys were
forced to stay over another day and
register before leaving. No favorites
are being played. Politics and per-
sonal friendships are forgotten in the
endeavor to bring about complete
registration
City, county, state and federal Of
feials are cooperating to see that no
slackers escape. Immediately after
registration day the work of round
ing up any men who do not register
will be begun. 4
Every police officer is expected to
aid inAseeing that all young men reg
ister.