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The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17
Local Gleanings

70 Gus Holland has severed his connec-
tion with the Howard & Hubbard
drug store and is now in the employ
of the Ed Everett grocery firm. George
McFadden of Meeker, who is well
known in this city. has accepted DO
sition in the drug store and began his
duties, Thursday. Mr.. McFadden s
family-will join him later.
The Roma hotel is now under new
management. n. R. silvy, wife and
two dshghteis OF sPsnca, Oklahoma,
and ion NJ. silyy and family ot
Tulsa, 4DkiafSsha, are now owners and
will endeavor to please the public.
They will operate an ice cream and
chill parlor in connection with the
hotel
The Glenwood Lumber and Mann.
featuring company in this issue calls
your attention to their ability to sup
ply everything in the building line at
reasonable profits. Their extra large
stock by reason of the recent consoli.
dation of the two yards puts them in
better condition than ever to meet all
your wants.
The Woman's club had rous;a :
meeting at the rest room Tuesday af
ternoon and welcomed several new
members. Things are going with a
boom and if you want to be Gin the
swim" join the Woman's club. They
are spending fortune on flies and
still they call for more. More flies
and more members.
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Rev. II. NJ. Pingree of Denver spen;
part of Tuesday and Wednesday IN
town in conference with Methodist Sun
day school workers. He was enter
tanned at the parsonage during his stay
ihsACt - llelu agent i'l Spi'
RADIO, Wyoming and Utah, in the EN-
ploy of the Methodist Board Of Sunday
Schools. '...
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The Boston National Grand Opera
will be in Denver at the municipal au
ditorium, March 20-21-22. The Audit
orium hotel, just one block away, in
vites all the people of our city to use
their parlors and resting rooms n
headquarters while attending the con-
cert. Remember there are two new
garages just one-half block from the
Auditorium hotel.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17

Mrs. L. G. Clark was given de-
lightful surprise Saturday evening by
the ladies Of the Wednesday After
noon Whist club. The party was IN
honor Of the thirty-seventh wedding
anniversary Of DR.. and Mrs. CLARK
which event occurred the previous
Wednesday. The time was passed with
cards and music and dsinty luncheon.
Members of the club and Miss Eei,h
johnson were ME guests Of the crsa-
sion. .', - ,at--f... .,.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17

The Glenwood Reading c1nb were er.
tertaned by Mrs. Amelia Dewey Men
day evening. Answers to roll call wer,
quotations from Whittier. The pro-
gram was paper bv Mrs II. V Davis
on "Sonth Park. Lake ard Chaffca
Counties: y Mrs. W. W. Frank. paper
and readings from John G.. Whittier
by Mrs. J. p Riddle. At the concln-
sion of the study period dainty re.
freshments were in order.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17

Mayor Thorson this week received
word from Spokane, Washington, t,
the effect that on March 8, DIR. and
Mrs. l.. A. Robinson lost their little
daughter, Marjorie, death being due
to obstruction of the bowels This is
the first break in the Robinson family
of ten beautiful children, and of course
it comes as very severe blow to DR..
and Mrs. Robinson who will have the
sincere sympathy of their many friends
in Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17
DIED AT 1nApv111H

Mrs. Henry Hurm died at her home
in Leadville Monday morning. A year
ago this winter Mrs Hurm spent ser-
eral months at the Hotel Glenwood and
made many friends who win learn with
regret Of her demise.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17
DEATH IN COAL NINE

The meager report that Tony Fenog-
liza, nephew Of. Henry Bosco, was killed
In coal mine at Lehi, Oklahoma, was
received Wednesday evening. Tony
varis, his brother.in. law, took the first
train out for the place of accident.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17
CITIZENS DISCUSS
COMMISSION FORM

DO the people Of Glenwood favor or
will they oppose the commission mana
ger form of government when given an
opportunity to express themselves at
the polls? This is question which no
one is able to answer.
The mass meeting at the court house
Thursday evening, called by the. com
mittee for the purpose of discussing
the matter, was well attended, consid-
ering that the evening was little dis.
agreeable. c. w. Darrow of the com
mittee presided, and stated that the
meeting was called to get an express
sion from the people on the question
and to permit free discussion of the
subject.
Mr.. Darrow read copies of several
letters he had written to parties living
in cities where the commission form
was in use, but in only one of these
places, Montrose, is the commission
manager form in practice.
His correspondents all pretended to
be at least mildly opposed to the plan
but before reaching the end, of their
letters each one gave some good reason
for looking with favor upon the sys,
tenn, all with the possible exception of
Sam G. McMullin of Grand Junction
where the commission system is used,
the commissioners receiving $4,000 a
year for managing the city's. affairs.
; When DR.. Crook was called on ne
relinquished in favor Of Mayor Tho
son and the latter made an interesting
talk in favor Of the system, advancing
much argument in favor of the modern
plan. He stated that in 1916 81 cities
with populations between 1000 and
$4,000 changed to the commission or
the commission manager plan of gov
ernment
J. M. Silver favored the new plan
and especially on account Of the en-
tertainment and advertising features
it permits. st'E
J. G.. Campbell thought the new sysi
---tem was . good.
alone, and cited Grand Junction. where
he said it had proved a failure.
DIR. Riddle spoke in favor of the
hyphenated system. Thomas Howard,
as usual, was feminist, saying he was
in favor Of democratic form of gov.
ernment and opposed to centraliza-
, tion of power. G. d. Hubbard favored
the new plan, but did not believe it
would prove any cheaper, but was sure
it would be more efficient, and thought
results was the chief aim. +. N. Lang,
ston, P. j. Kirwan, P. II. Oldenburg
and J. F. Mccoy said they were pres
ent to listen and learn and did no.
care to discuss the subject. c. c. Nc
Kissack thought the present system was
just about the right caper and said he
did not favor change.
Elmer Underwood gave an interest
ing talk on the different forms of gov
ernment and favored a Capitalization
of power such as the commission mana
ger plan contemplates.
Father Carrigan opposed the straight
commission form, but favored the don-
bleheader which he said was not un'
democratic, but, on the contrary, was
most democratic, the idea being that
the officers were servants. J. c. Rich.
ardson favored the new plan and A. j.
Dickson and H. J. Holmes added the!r
testimony in its behalf.
On motion committee was appoint
ed to plan campaign of publicity
concerning the proposed change, and
the committee is composed of Father
Carrigan, J. F. Mccoy, J. G. Richard
son, Thos. Howard, J. M. Silver and
Mayor Thorson.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17

DIR. Stewart was called 70 Eagle 'a,t
Tuesday to give surgical attentio 10
Miss G. Kelly WHO was badly in' u
by being thrown from hcrse. 81 y
now resting easily under, ths ear Il
Dr.. wallace u his hospital il Eagle
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-17

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20
1oeri0lno inipi5iert
icinc StrcithrGFte.

nit Der muerifdlijd)en 9frnlee in
5ranfreid. 20. Mug. 2bue bor.
berige 2lilfiIa0igung eribien geItera
General 4eribing ltmgeben bon iei-
nen Stabe, in oeln anlerifaniihen
6elologer uno inipi5ierte Die Irltp.
pel1 gr mar ntit Ser 5altltng Scr
Iruppen 3ufrieoen; einen beiotoers
guten Gillbrud nna6te ouf iAn Der
@eiit, Der llnter oerl Gffi3ieren nno
0tnnnidaften berrid)t. @eneral ge-
tain ipobnte Der Irupbenihau eben-
falls BEL. Ginem 9erihteritatter &C.
9eniiber beflagte General Qeri9ing,
boB has otnerifontihe &pIf it6 in
Der ariagsfra0e lalilpnrm erlpaiie
unb foroert es 5u tntfrdftiqsr Inter.
ftilB1lng 0es 9Sr6iioenten allf, ionit
iei fein sieg rl6glid. Der arieg
tanu MIR oonn aetponnen merbeii
ipelu cine tpoblatSgebiloete oateri.
faniide 2trrlee in 8erhtuhuna nit
ben 2trmeen Der glaiierten 5erlnaI.
metl6e Sdldge austeile.
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Greignisreitbc &ute
tn &albingtun!
Der t,rdHccnt mfrs im Cattle terielbcn Sic Srics
ccnsnctc Scs papites bcanttpcrtcn; CT
ipcrnf 5M ellioer Riiitun0cit at.
Die s4tasfertiekcit Scr Der. staatcn eldnsens!

ban 3erftotern ultb nod 6roufreid
eine Sruppenabteilrng.
Q(lttoriiicrten uno er3lningeu ieBt
Gin embargo, 10 onb Die 5einoe bon
ms feline Nabrlngsmittel ooer @tu-
teriolien befontmen.
gfa6men ein @lieb 8nr grhaltltn9
Scr 2e6en3ntittcl au.
Grqaniiterten piele freimi' ge
aouuiilionen tino 9e1or0en, Bic Ser
gtegierllna una Dem 8o(f 6cIfen ole
gfrbeiteu 8u beiflettuigcu 10. ie sic
grbaItung Der 2ebensmitteI un0 an.
0ere rationale geipealtnaen
3oqen oltrfIS 2os 68T000 Motn
3lan MiIitGrDienit.
Nd6reno Ste 9lcgierltng al 0a3
3uitonoe braGte, bot has anerifalti.
ife @olf Sen Ger. Stoaten $4,000.
100000 geIieben 1mo neitere ST..
000,000.000 dnqehoten mobei itber
bier W1il(ionen giirger 8nr 9tnfei6e
iubifribierten.
QfltBeroem bot oos GoIf Der ome.
rifatiiheu 9ioten Greus iiber $780,
100000 aeqeben tn0 S3,000000
Der goung Wten's Gbriition 2liiocia-
tion.
gG oas gcf8ab, ma6ren0 Scr
5eino tidt in8 2an0 einnrdnQ tn0
feline sSnboiion 0robte un6 obns, oaB
bic Notwithstanding ENC St0s
tuug erlittet 9(G oos ocifa6 NIT
Scr rn6i0an @ntitbicoenbeit ltno ocn
9uteu llrteil eine3 erltIten patrioti.
iden 8oIfes, oas 0er 3i6iliiotion
1uo Der Qleuid6eit bieten ln16 oia
9tedte, bic 8itroe in0 0ie ghrc Der
gr0Bten Station in Der g3elt oliredlt
er6oltan mid.
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DertciSi0ilil0srat
aeacit Semtlc6c 4orene!

2incoIn Reb., 90. Mug. - Ger
itaatIide 23erteioialn18srot bon Gc.
bra8fd bat gegen Die oelitide 0reiie
be8 2dnoas Die 8eihulhigltng erbo.
ben boB lie uupatriofiidI mo I'm.
IopaI lei. @Ieih3eitie lper6en Die
@ertreter i'm aongreB oufgefor0ert,
oafur 3u for9en, oaB Der oeutid).
iprohIihen sgreiie io8uiageu Elm
MaitIforb horqeIe9t tpiro, ODER bob
lie, ueut iie non ibrer iogenannteu
llnIo1aIitdt nidt ablobt, uuteroridt
ipernen foIlte.
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21ebraskaer Crits,pctt
int Demtiito, Il. m. 4
9rci apmpagnien 5unntdg hbenhl
6prt eingetrpffen; itnb III
better &erfaiittng.

2elnina 81. &C., 20 2fua. 2ts
0ret aompogtlien Der gtationnIgoros
bon geebrasfa ieBt naerbinas be-.
reits realtLdre 9rlippeit til GnfeL|
Sans Gicnit iinn 5onntaq rad-
nlittoq $50 bier eingetroffen. Gs
fin0 oies aoHpoqnie 6 pom fiit1f.
ten Hegitnettt aus 9entritp, Goat-
pognie 8 bonn 4. gleaimeft lit 4l.
lance Iopie cine anntpagnie boti
6. HeaiInent BON Gniahd.
8ie 2eute fiuo IN better @erfaIs
lung unb MAIDEN onf Die geipohner
bon Qenting einer bor8iigIidlen Git.
brud. Sic ftnb bic eriten 1rnppeft,
Die iii Camp go0B ettgetroffen fiilo.
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y@Oridliagc beS 9Sapites benen
9Gilfpns aleih".

Ron1 90 stuq. = Ser ogorrtere
6'ss5totio 5 6a8 bal6olntlihe Organ
6eS 8dtifon iagt:
u3ie 6rieoenSboridldge 0eS Sap.
IteS ettGaIten tDobre yQ8ieoerberiteI.
lung i'm Sinne Der iiingiten 9e0e
2lono GEORGES uno beoelten einen
sSrieoen, mie i'm 8rdii6ent @ilion
entnorfen bat, n1breuo iie aud bent
6rie0en 0Gue 9nnerion ooer @nt-
ihd0iaunq antiprehen Ser BON on,
0eren 5eitcn befiirmortct miro. "
Ole BETTING fiigt bei. buI} Die g}ote
oe5 4apites nidlt borihlagt, 81
oent sItotus quo ante 8uriid3afout.
men un6 baB tie Die @ieoerberitct.
luna nes olten a0niQreihs 4oIen
er1piieblt, nie rs Dor Der 9erteilung
0ur6 bic 0rei &eihe mar.
2ie 9}otc berlonet 4lttononlie fir
g[rmenien, gleuglieoerltng Der aoGo-
itien llno 9iiitgobe bon GliaB-Qotb.
rin9en un6 Orient itno &rieit ON If.
re betrefien0en g}ationaGitqten gS5it
es ntogLid, 6aB Die 0titteInlddte ge-
neigt iino. 5rieoen 8u idGeBen,
tpenn man iolde Gpfer bon ibneft
berlanat m6 iie 8ntnat. oos @ort
og8ieOerberiteaung aus8uiprehen,
nie 2Lobo @eirae iagte?" fra9t Der
oGnrriere 6'ssStolio4.
0os s@}iornale o'Stolio" iaat,
bic 9littelui1dte iper0en nun &c.
8pllugen ieiG ibre 5rieoen8be6in.
qungen ua3uaeben, luelhe Der 4Sapit
ben gtdiierten iibermitteln miro
Sine be0euteuoe Eatiohe lit, 0aB
Sic 9totp 0us erlte Doflmlent 0es
bei(iqen Siu6les it, meldes felt
Der 9ltf6cbung Der pdpitlideu melt
Iifen Madlt an oie italieniide 9ie.
aierung gerihtet nuroe. gs tit
6as crIte 3ofnnent. oas Ceiterreidl
nnfforoert, italiertiiaes @ebiet au
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gtidlt OerfaiiansSmai!ie.
Ceitcrreidl.ltnsaru bs5eidlnet G6inas
ariegstrflGritng nls nnseictlid.

gefing. 20 9(ig. Die 0obpel.
ntonarhie be5eidnet gbinos ariegs.
erfldrling an Die 8entraluidAte oVs
nidlt fonititittionel,
Or. gtrtbur bon 9foitborn5 Der
oltprreihsuneariide gotidafter ii
8efiHq, iiberreihte Dem dtneiiiden
ausudrtiaen aute folgenoe gtote:.
SD muB Die arieaserfl6rlHq ais
ulfnnihtiItiouel ltno iingeiebtih be.
trndlten, 01 ilah @rflarnna elmer 10
hoben 9lutoritdt mie erprdiioent Qi
giun Sung cine ariegsetfI1rln9 bic
3uitintmung beioer @1uier oes 9ar.
Ionlents erioroert.
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9asfur(5tbare &ingtll
on otr @eltfrOnt!|
sritcn melSen iiber lckalc Grfclec; Sic Siegess
bente an Scr Oitfrcnt; scr SeiltidlsoitcrrcIds
unoariid1e Gratn leiltct Orcbartioes.
eine erobe s6la4t bel perSnn 1T i'm 0di,ses

dleid)er 9eit iueroen bic feii1Eiheu
Qiuien auf Der Carlo Sodfldde dil
Der Sion5o uno Suliifen GrOnt dlts
gegrtffen. 9taAridten ans oeut
0altptquartier beiaaen. bob bic G9is
fe1tlte fir bic glngreiFer einen gliiis
itigen 8erlouf ninalt.
9eeue Sdla6t cuthrdnni.
9aris, 90. 2llgtiit. GffiaieIL
miro gemeIoet, Oab cine fnrdtbare
SdlaAt Bel 8er0un gegenipurtig AiT
@anae tlt, 9ie aantpifroitt eritredf
iid ouf cine g8eite BON 12 Nleilcu.
Seit elmer @otbe mar Die bei0erieifi.
ga 9Lrtiaerie al ienem Saile 0ef
BeItfront ollBerlt tatfg; eeiteru ge.
itoftetp Iid Der @efdiis0onner BIZ ~.
mem SronrneIfeuer nll0 0ie eSrtfott-
terie feste gum Stutun att. Seiitige
Gebeid)en bon Der 5roitt heiogeii,
ooB nit groBer GrbitteritHg gq4
fGnlpft miro uno 0ab bic sran56jis
id)en Gruppen borOrillgelt.
9inIlen in Der GffeufiDe.
8etrograo, 90. 2luo. 9ie 9flii.
len iin0 I'M &aufoilts 8iir 0ffeniiue
iibergegon1en uto baben nehrere
90rfer beiebt. 90 mel0ef aas
5atlptqttortier.
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Sen. Sores 1lntr0o
blcibt iittl,cati,tef

gsoibington 90. 2fug. sgnator
@ore, 9flabond, beotitragta am
Sontgtog i'm Senat. MIR lid frei-f
tuillig mel0en0e 5oI0aten nod Glro-
po at ien6en, 30 Die @ei0ntsaD[
Der DienItpflidtigen in aIIen Gan.
bern Der g[1iierten beinube ID qroB
tit, ipie Die @eidnltbeboIfernnq BON
9elltihlono, 70 bob es ben 8erbiill.
6eteu niht an wleninenmoteria[ fea.
Ie, ionoern MIR an Waunition nrtoI
Wnffen. Der senat IieB ben g(n.
frog ltflbeuhtet.
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Jnltere Gage iit
CHINA beorc1lietl !.
StreitfrGftc Scs 9eor0ehs nnh besI
SiiDtns uOr beni att.
iammeuItOil.

Simon, Chino, 20. alla
@robe Srippeftmaiien Der 1toraIid]eu
mto Der iiioIid)en gtrn1ee Gllinas
iper0en in Der @egenn bot1 GEiauail
eillent 9rte nahe Der aiiite Der ro.
bins fSufien, 40 Meilen n0r0lfA bon
5natnlp, altiaalmenge5ogeil 4oats
pfc atptiheu 6en beibet feinaIidlels
5treitfrdften fotlen bebotite1eil.
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Bernitorff ecbt
.ftae1 Scr Giirkci!

gtntfer0am, 90. 9lugpit. Der
friibere oelnide 9otidldfter in g9dib.
iugtot @rof bon 9ernItorff, III 8um'
@eianoten nad Der Siirfei ernonnt
inor6en. Ct miro it'd trnpcr8iialif
nod bort beaeben.
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sElnassnae iiber Raris.

Iaris, 90. glngtlt, Gomsta9
in Der 5riibe nut 8 llbr murDe 0ie
gelpobueridoft Ser etoot Qoris
aIariniert. Sod III ben 2iifipn frei.
item feinoIide 8llig3eige. lin 4 1l6r
5 @1inilten uleIoeten nuraIiaanEe<
bub Die @eiabr noriiber iii.
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Grbebuno bcr
StcmpelItetter!

goIbinafoh 90. glna. -glit 2s
aeeeu q 5timnen bot Der Senat
nuf GuIpiebInna ieines 2lusidIuiies
Der @infiibrnuq elmer StemprIiteuer
bon einem Gent Fiir ie0gs oufd
oie gsoit perinnote 9adet, 0eiien
9erion0tfoiten unier % Gents iino.
8ngeitinnt. DIT ie0cn meiteren
25 Gents iteigt bic Steuer lin einen
Gent.
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rdrnqn felt Ser g5ote beg 9apItes
4}ius bes 9lcuuten an ocn 4oiier
bon Geiterreih I'M Sabre 1913, in
melder Der @opit ben 9iot CAB, ito
lieniite 9robin3en altriif3ugeben.
9ds a@Jornole o'aSfolia" 9ibt Der
&oiinlng 2lts0ritd. 6oB Die Gimme
0e5 gabItes, meIfe Sen 6rie0en bero
lonqt, bonn Conner Der &ontonen
Oer 9llliiertcn bon fSlanoern Bis gum
@olf DO 3rieit beaIeitet, un6 ooB
Ser 6ein6 nit erneltter araft onge.
qriffen ner0e.
Ser g9ortIalt Der pdpitlihen gfos
te ruurne bellte mittaQ auerit int
Giierbatore Moulono" ber0ffentlid)t.
9ieIe 9eihna eriteint gepobnIih
ip6t dbpno8 uuO 0ie Grtroaglusqabe
be0eltet cine beiouoere gIusuabme.
Gie qeIante 9}reHe per0fieutIid)te
Ganu oie g}ote uno qah Der 9lnftht
9lus0nid, 0aB Die 9laiierten norher
nidt 0fn ge0ingungeu bes Topites
beiqeItimnt hobeu. Nlau ermnrtet
eiue aerneiniume gutiport Der 4lt-
iertea uil0 elne Der @tittelMdhte.
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1sicIenltreik in Gen
1tcrcnteItI ItItaatc ct.

@pofaue. 8oIb, 20. lug Saa
te itno in 0en Staaten 8aibinatela,
Soabo, Oregon rro @gonling 55..
900 WtitaGieoer Der S. u. q. at
ben 5treif gegangen
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HaiIcr IpriNt Slctte
feinctt D0ttk aus .

2(nitcr6onI 20. 2tuquft. -aaifer
Bilbelm bat Bel ieiner fiir3Iiden SSn.
ipi8ierlug Der BlotteuboIis ouf &el.
golono Der oentihen Mtarine in for.
meIler getie ieinen 3anf 0ufiir ous-
georiitt 6aB iie ben 5eino ob9eboI.
ten bat, 0ltrd bic f5ront in 6lanoern
0urh5lt0rinaen. 60 ruur0e beltte
bierber berihtet.
Der Safer mar bonn 6totteniefre.
tor, N0mtroJ bon Gapetle, begleitet.
ionic bonn @rafen BON 6oItenoorf
unb feline GSforte btI0ete cine f5lo-
tile bon idlperen tno [eidten areu.
germ 3orpe0oboot8erit6rern Eoud-
6ooten ltn6 98aiierflug8eti9en.
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Jrcn oreifen Root
ilitS Rcciepelt AT.
Grflaren, Sah Sieif geibea nuO nm.
Oere iih pcridluurcu Gnben,
glnfritbr 81 erregeu.

GkLiE1lL DNl pOLt0lD2 VI a9IklD OLNCs
BON" on 0en grdiioenten elm
S9reiben gettbtet. In neI6em BIT.
tere aIngen gegen gelpiiie Bribile-
glen gefilbrt tper6en, beren fth bic
9Iotional secltritb 2iga uno dn0ere,
nod Der Q(uffaIiung 0eS Sefretars,
erfreuen.
syu Dem 9rief beiBt es ii. a.;
Siren Iogule glmcrifoncr.
,8ie SSreunoe Der eyriifen Jrei.
6eit piiroen cine oerartige 2leuBe-
rltng, nie Iie nod Ser 8eb1uptrtng
Mloffetts ltto 8uttertieIDs 9etat
poroen iin0, nieatol8 6uI0en lln-
iere Groner lia0 iebr boriidti8 uno
mir eriuden sic, &err QrQii0ent,
oesbaI6, feinerIet 8eboltptllng gegen
uns ols belpieien an5unebnten, tpenn
uns nift @elegenbcit 9egeben Miro,
ite entpeoer 8u berifi5iereH, o0er al
mi0erlegen.
oltniere gfe0ner fin0 fir Die sSret-
bett eStlauoS eingetreten un0 baben
@oiemeut, Nearie un0 on0ere NIT
@oibington nno ben 9}otriotel bon
rs bergliden. 8ir beiteben ouf oer
omerifnniiden &onititrtton uno be.
hattpteu, oaB 0as 9feht Der freien
hehp 1tnnntoitfdr iit.
ag2ir oerIangen ouA at ipiiicn, Of
Der 8ruiioent ser Ser. Stodten, Der
Der 9enlofratie lm0 91ctid)Gdfeit
ergeben lit, 2leltBernngen mie fie
bon Sbeoonre 9fpoieoelt un0 Glibn
gRoot geHtadt nor0en 1ino. gut beiBt
ooB 8iirqer ericbpIIer ooer bein
ISonnenoufaaug oufgebdngt iper6en
iollten NIT 9iittiid)t oarouf, mas
8rnrf 2ittIe in 8lttte qeitbab o0or
ben 9teQern in Gait ct. 2oltis uno
oen 8. VI. g8. in qtri5ono.
glnfloge cr6Dben.
ag8ir flagen on oaB bic giationdL
6ecurltp Seague, Die gigilantes,
3bep1ore Aooiebclt, Glibu Hoot,
gIebeIan6 $. D}offett in elmer Ser
| idporung 8ulonuengeihIoiien ftno,
2tltfrubr sit 8eitigen uuo 8iirqer gum
@dngen lm0 ShieBen oitf3ldtodeln.
IS lit ni6t 0}offett, Der 5dub
braldt, ionoern mir ieIbit. @ir bo-
ben niht5, ais Die llnteritiibltng ei1-
fodjer 8iirger. pdbreuo iie groBe
3eititngen groBe @eloalddte itno
Gribiftegien bnben beren mir uns
nidt erfreuen. gSir berlangen Sdub.
8ir buben feir Beieb iiberihrittett,
mir ipoQen feiueS brehen. @ir pol-
len MIR bic 6ffentlide 2[ufn,erfia1-
felt oltf etncn lte6elItdn0 rihten, Der,
penn ct a6geidofft miro, iotpobl
England, ais ben Ser. Staaten 10
gltt mie s5rlan0 iet6it 3ugute font.
men ioa. @c8. Sobn 9. 9}oore,
5efretar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20
9lnliener nrrifen nn.

Nom, 20. 9Iuq.-glutlitb miro
qelneIoet 0nB oie italieriiden Srup.
ben bonn 9loriatiihen Meere bis ST.
ben 2tlpen Die 9ffeniioe ergrtffeu
boben;; Der bon ben ssStoIienern ge-
iiibrtc 51lug miro als Der ihperite
oes eou8en Srieees betrn9tet. 3u
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ltn0b61n0ia bon 6cn dn6eren.

WnIblngF0lll 8. e. 20. Nu8. =
Die 2tnttport Der Scr. Gtaoten ouf
ben 8ricoansborihlog be8 9opite5
miro ltndbbdnqig bon Den itbrigen
9}dhteu erfofgen penigitens iit fol.
Dies Ser g&unitb 0es Gtaat8ipfret1r8
2oniin9. Die alIgenleine 4nnabne
gebt oobfn, ooi3 8up5rberit ie0od Die
anTtdt Der oliierten 0lGhte einqe.
bolt miro, uro 0oB Die Qertreter Der
aaiierten init ibrer Hegierlln8en IN
0teinnnasnNstanidl aetreten itn6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20
1t)cttcrbeEIdlt.

sEiir 0nlobu uno ltnaeoeno: @d6n batfs
nbcrt6 in0 GcnstnB; feline meientIibs aenDs.
runq Der Eenpcrdtitr
Siir geebrasfo: MIgeiHeitl ihon beitte nhefl1
nn6 Tienstoo: fein tuelentL EemperoturmeM1eI4
;iir Soma: Geiltueile betpOlft Heitte nbeli5,
am 0ienstog aagenlein i10n.
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Die eattsc 11oclt lcbnt
iicb lta9 SrieScn!
Die bentife &reiie ihldet eintn sn.
beriidltliden SOn an; glnterifn
iuir6 nlleiu bunoeln.

So1oof1, 20. glltg. Die '9hrDel3
uno nae reittroIen 2dnoer rrttcr.
Itilben Die goridI6qe oes 9SupItes,
Die Al(iierten perholten itd reierbiert
ltno Der brttiidje glodooemtniiter
Cecil be3eidnete oie 9}oti6ldQe fir
berfriibt
Die uidlt fnt6oLiiheg 3eitilngeu III
cStolieu beflagen Die SSric0ensDor.
l6lGge 0es 9Sapites ol8 berfriibt un5
geeignet, 0en @i6erituno Oes 8olfe&
int 9lugenbIid, mo ieine b6dIte
Sponfraft 8ur @rrt1gltng oe8 iieg.
reiden Gnoes oe8 arieges erforoers
Ii4 iei, 5u fhmGden.
Berlin 20. 9tug., itber 2on0on.-
U1an eripnrtet, 6aB bei 8ie0erer0ff.
tltng 0es 9feid8tnges am II. 2(l.
quit ole Go3ioliiten Bic gfegierltng
betreffs ibrer Ste[lltnguabme 81 oeut
i5rie0eusborihlaq 0es 8apites IN
terpeaieren nl0 Die 9efan1tgabe Der
bettiben ariegs5iele berlangen wers
0eit.
3os oeutidc ou8lpGrtige 2tmt lit
bis lett nod nidt in Der Gage, bic
5teIllug Der &egierung gegenitber
oen papitliten 5yrieoen8borldlage
anqeben 8a f0nnen. @8 oiirfte not
geraulne 3eit biz 6abin beritreiden,
oa bie bier 3eutralnldhte teridie.
oene sSttereiien nerfoIgeu un6 lire
arieQs8ieIe nid)t gleit6er 9lrt iir0.
Sic g}oro0eutihe 2[llgeu1eine Sci
tlug nudt befount, 0aB Der 9teidl8.
forBler morgeu i'm gteid)$tog bic
Stellung Der 9iegierunq ait Dem
pdpItIidlen 6rie0ensborihlog ertld-
rem miro.
Die vaGIniit6e 3eitlutg lit Der
gtnfidt, Bob idultlide Hcgierungcn
es ais 6allptia1e anieben iollten,
eine 9eritdnbignng berbei5ufilbrea;
neS 9}apites 8oritblug Ite6e i'm Gin.
fIang init ben Gricbens6eitrebtngct
8eutihIaubs.
g8d6teuo Geiterreid.ltngorn ger.
nc bereit iein miiroe, ntf oos gtnge.
bot etrl3ugeben, ipjtroe 8ul9orien iitb
! nidt Quf Die @eraisgobe beieBtelI
@ebietes berIteben tpollen,
| Die tatBntiite u@ermauia ihldgt
ciaen e1tiaie0en optinliitiiden Ion
ait.
| 9ie ygcrIiucr Cages 8eitptnq"
| fIbrt aus, 6aB Die 6eroit8go6e BEL.
gien8 pie Der beiebten fran80iiihen
@ebiete Elm 8hlg Der ltnnl6glidfeit
! lei; 6enn ei1t lmobhdngige5 gelgielt
| lei oIeid)be0eutettb NIT einen unper-
| iobnliden @ren8feino,