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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
Germany Trying
 To Destroy Italy
| Associated PresSl

tASSoCldtei RreSSl
 ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct 26. The present combined offensive of the Germans and Austrians against the Italians is desper- ate attempt of Germany to deal such d severe blow to Italy that it will render her unable to be counted on for further military action during the war" said Lord NorthCliffe. the British high commissioner, in an inter- view here tonight He declared that he expects to hear of the most desperate fighting of the whole war so far on the Italian front for the next few days.
 He stated that he Is of the opinion that the Italian front car ries with 1t the most serious point in the war news today, and that the present offensive is the first time that the Ger mans have attacked the Italians.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

The second drive for the National Liberty Loan drew to a successful close yesterday at o'clock, when the local banks closed their doors at the end of the days business. The total amount for the loan sub scrbed through the city banks was s223, 300. This includes the contri- buttons from Nenana, Tanana and both of the local banks.
 The Nenana subscription list show ed 151 purchasers of bonds amount ing in total to s40,950. This includes both the commission boys and the townspeople Out of this number of subscribers in Nenana 64 took ad- vantage of the offer made by the banks here to sell bonds on the in- stallment plan. The subscriptions of the 64 amounted to 1850 han dled by local banks. The balance of S29,S00 was paid in full to F. Cramer, who forwarded same to the government The local bankers state that much credit is due MT. Cramer of the commission, who has done such splendid work for the govern ment in securing Liberty Bond sub scriptions at Nenana and throughout the surrounding territory.
 The Panama subscription was swelled during the last few days of the drive to s16,350. This, aside from the s25,000 subscribed by the boys at the fort. The amount named above (s16,35O) were subscriptions which came through the First Ma tional here by the installment plan. Through the efforts of MT. c. L. Vawter, the second Loan drive was extremely successful in, the Fort Gib- bon district compared to what was subscribed for the first bond issue.
 Yesterday, the last day of the second drive, was the biggest day the First National bank has had since the beginning of bond sales, There were 86 purchasers of bonds, the amount purchased being S2S,OOO. This is far more than was subscribed on Liberty Day, Oct. 24.
 There were fifty $50 Liberty Bonds taken by Miss Margaret Keenan for the pupils of the public schools. Miss Keenan herself provided the initial per cent payment on the
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
MRS. PAUL. IS
 SERIOUSLY ILL

According to a letter received here by Mrs. Frank Gordon, Mrs. A. J. Pauli, her mother, who recently left the north for Seattle, where she was to undergo an operation, is in very poor health. Mrs. Pauli learned af- ter consulting a physician that her health at present was such that she could not stand an operation, and therefore will have to enter into a series of treatments, which 1t is hoped will be the means of her re
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

 IS SERGEANT

According to a letter received in the city, Bob Willis, who is well known here, has been made first sergeant of the 18th company of the fifth training battalion at Fort Sheri- dan. Illinois.
 He states that, although no defi- nite information Is given them, it is believed that they will be or dered to the European ranks soon after the first of the year.
 MT. Willis left Fairbanks a little over a year ago, going into the ser vice shortly after arriving Outside.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
Chatanika Ladies
 Start Knitting

Word was received from Chatanika last evening to the effect that the first meeting of the Women's Knit ting club had been held with great success, a large number of the ladies of Chatanika assembling at the home of Mrs. D. J. Fairburn to start mak- ing articles for the soldier boys at the front.
 The next meeting will be held the home of Mrs. J, M. Boyd on Nov. 3 at P Nj.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
CONFIDENCE IS
 NOT so STRONG

PARIS, Oct. 26.-The confidence the chamber of deputies in the pres ent ministry is not so strong as in Painleve's cabinet. this being indi- cated by the vote yesterday on a resolution expressing the confidence of France in the present cabinet. The resolution obtained only 2SS votes. which is but little more than half of the chamber On a similar resolution regarding Painleve's min istry, taken October 19, there were 346 favorable votes cast.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
ALLIES BREAK TEUT0N
 LINE IN WEST FLANDERS
{ Associated Press


 LONDON Oct 2 combined forces of the British and French this morning the Germans in the Flanders and have gained important pushed the Germans back the line the Rouers General lng.
 The advance today being made front of about miles, ro1 by both the French and British and their continues steadily and ruped
 Monday, has a throughout tire day and made effective resistance practically impossible
 MADE
 BRITISH 2O-G H1 and the other the north The attack anai the westward through the southern 1rse o the side the British attacked the GeIvet ridge the direction ot GhNel
 In both attacks pushed positions recently occupied  indication siaceng Oend railway will be seized in few days
 FRENCH REPORT PROGRESS
 PARIS Oct 26- French ing against the Flanders and ports captured and important villages The combined wide and oss'aog the entire ens Village occupied this after infantry casualties both si The French in the face of nreros fire from the artillery machine walmg ice cold their shoulders carrying he1 above their head androe the Germans from heavily reed 
 CONSOLIDATE POSITIONS
 pARIs Oct 26-The night ta already captured in this sector artillery point renewal the Nsne offensive the reported Covered by curtains of fire guns the French lines but broken by well directed fire before they reached the frec neS the attackers themselve back
 BRITISH TAKE STRONG POSITIONS
 received this At this morning the British were entering the ue5nn p Plateau strongly A machine fire directed te a,g English forces the the Bellevue Spur on the chndae Ridge the country concentrated heavy artner! fire on the ays@cng wono their through the solid concrete H rs.T tow oe1e "o cops nearP
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
REFUSES
 TO TAKE PART
 IN CONFERENCE
ASSnnlatel PrESS

Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 2G.-- The executive council of the Amcri- can Federation of Labor today by uu1ri nous vote declined to accei.; the invitation of the executive COun- cl of the Russian Soldiers and Workmens delegates to participate in an international conference. The American labor leaders declared that they considered such a conference untimely and without reason and therefore could not take any chances of entering into it's deliberations.
 The avowed purpose of the con- ference proposed by the Russians is to arrange for a basis upon which an armistice may be determined and a peaceful adjustment of the war ar rived at The American Federation leaders declared that the only pos sible basis for a peaceful settlement had already been outlined by Prcsi- dent Wilson on several different oc- casions and until these conditions have been complied with American labor will not be a party to any agreement or discussion looking to- ward peace. Any action of this na- ture they assert, would serve only to embarass the American govern ment in its handling of war prob lens. and they are unwilling to do this. All the influence they have, it is stated, will be thrown to the support of America and her allies
 There has been $500 subscribed in Nenana for the establishment of beds in the American hospital at
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
RETREAT
 IN RIGA DISTRICT
lAssnciated preSsD

Associated Press)
 PETROGRAD, Oct. 25-Reports received today by the war office from the northern end of the Rus sian battlefront state that the Ger mans continue to retreat in the Riga region near Pakoff Road sector on the Little Jaegel river. In some places it has been three days since the Russian outposts have been in touch with the enemy, and at other point. it is known that the enemy have withdrawn fifteen miles from their original positions. The coun- try over which the retreat was car ried out is left a mass of ruined roads and scene of desolation. Everything has been laid to waste.
 Tom McKinnon and John Gravedahl arrived in Fairbanks last night from Brooks The men are both going to spend a few days here and then return to the Tolovana.
 Billy McDonough arrived in Olnes yesterday evening. driving four hors- es and leading another, from Brooks. The trail Is reported as being hard and easily travelled with team now,
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

John Smedley, of the Tolovana, arrived in town last night after a summers work in that district.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

There has been $500 subscribed in Nenana for the establishment of beds in the American hospital at Neuilly, in France. The entire amount was subscribed by the boys of the commission.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

Mrs. Fenton Cramer, who is the Nenana representative of the Panama Valley Red cross, has received sub scriptions from the following life members: Con Beggs, F. J. Cruik shank, Alex Coveny, c. w. Land wehr and Don Dracon.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

covery. Mrs. PauG has been located in Brooks for the past two years, having a merchandise store there She does not intend returning to this country, at least until her health is improved, and may decide to stay Outside indefinitely.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

SdifFe Iisfen aus BEN bon ben MumGs
men bsihoHepen 6dFeN;na lar slm Or
fe@t" 1eulte bds GprdHrpbr btS AoMs
m%annnntsn iiber bas ftdAlgerilitcte Iers
bed unb mttten bur9 Bic feinbIiden,
i9le9t gs5ielten Geuer fubr bic GIotte
ItromauFpdrts, bombnrbisrte bic rumds
hifden llfer, SerItOrte, mas lntertdm,
berlentts rumdnifde Gdiffe i'm Gsuer
Der rumdniIden llfsrbeidbuns unb fuDr
in bic ungariI9e 9onau Elm, o9ne in biez
fem erIten StrauB aud nur bic i%lsilifeu
S4ramme abbetommen 5u baden.
Die rumdnii4en Monitorsn obsr bat
tein MenI9 ge3sbtn. glIs bic Runldnen
BEL Rdhotpp mad benz San Sutrnfdns
unb Giliitrias bas ber5petfslt uuslihtss
loIe 9lbenteuer eines Dpnauiiberganges
tpneten, srIdienen 3ipei unlsrer @oudus
moaitoren nit bier patrpAiaeHbOoten,
Inn ben bon 8ulgdren unb DeutIdeH
berni9tenb gei6Idgsnsn Jein6sR ben
Hiid5ug iiber bic Donau %nb3uI9neiben.
Die feds 6diff6en bieIten nader benz
Ssuer Der am rumGniI9en rfer uufoes
fabrenen Mrti1erie ftano, bulb fdoTen
bic RumGuen aud BON bulgarif9m
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

msnt pit Der Sdesr ben Mdlb, fe bgben
bic pilbe grsuoe am 6anpDeri, fiEb
brduuesbraimte, isbaig mdgere gnntss
iobne unb aus benz @eI1leIt ibrer
49neu bic auf gut Slid ben gcIdlteH
lrpdlpHdmm ausb6blten uRb NIT benz
5~psifelbaFten @sTdbrt 9inausTubreH III
BiBb uno Welsn.
Pun iuBen Iie. elm Sa6r mad ben Iers
biI9eD Siegen, nit ben Sdnoen i'm
S9ob unb ~Iturrten nit i6rsD Galtenalls
gen 6iniiber gum runaniIdsn ufer, bas
OorOerbuub nod fem Ieinbti9es ltfer
mar. Monatelang lag bic r3emes" ners
dHlert i'm RuIiduter 5nftn, auf ibrsm
9et purben nngurn unb 9plgarfn gut
Greunb, unb ie murben es bel ben &ldns
gen Der ungarif4en MonitortdpelGe, beim
S9lagen bcs ungdriidH 8imbdls uno
ben Nib iaua3enpcn unb febnIiidtig
tldgenosn uneariI9en @eigen, bon bertn
Singen bic braunen. barten Burden
in Der bunielblauen MdtroIentra4t
blants, %berionnene 4ugen befamen -.
90 sing Der raube Gribiing bisIss
Sabres bOrbei, es purbe CONNER, unb
bic Gage tparen 8piefad 9eiB, btr aries
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

i'm Gpmmfr i'm Garten an Ibdttiqen
Stelen angelegt perbta, isl6It I'm Britt
beet lailsn ie ii9 ausfi9r.n, tptnn d
i9attig gebaIten piro. 2t4t i9abtt,
mic biflfa4 gegloubt pirb, ben auliar.n
IN teiner Beiie, hur SrodtBbsit uE5
ftdrte Sonnenpdrme iinb Der Gntlpid'
lung bes Yiljes binbertiG. Nm better
eignen Iid 5ur Gultur ndtiirliAl 55blPH.
unterirbii6e @dnge, Refer oOsr ionitigs
Rdumli6feIteR, beren Mdrme Iih ali
stpa go @rab arf bic @nuer baItsn LAB!
unb bic cine regeImdbige 2iiftung 81
i~tatten.
2lIe b0beren 8tl3s Fnb GGGInis6epp9s
ntr, Ie i0nnsn ni6t, pie ois grimm
gflan3en, lire Rdbritoife aus bln aris
Oredniihen @erbinOun1en pgr un6ele6s
ten Ratur entnebmen, ioubetu Enb bats
uuf dn9enieieu, lire lGbritciTe gaus
Ober teilneiIe bon dnberen OrgSnismtn
borberetten 81 IdFen, Ie OertrdQ6ep als
Na9ruug Stoffe, nel6e 6ereits i'm &Ors
per eines Siercs noer elmer pilan3e ben
Geben bienten; tur8, Ie bsn0t'9CH gu
i1rem 2g6en uuo DdGStum organ DIR
RaArung. Cine iol6s muB aud ben
Ghampignon Bel ieiner 9ultuc aegebeR
tperDen uuO apar in oer Sprm bon
Bferoebung.
Die iadgsmGBe gebanDlung bss 9iils
gers lit iebr piAtis. Gr ioa itrobfrsi
isin itno bur4 mebrmalises lInieBsn' 4
elmer langIamen 3eriebupg cr9diten pers
ben, foodB aus ibm cine miiOe, brauut.
nod biingerartige M1ile eRtlttEt. Gr
bari nidt gu troden fperben, aud ni9t
oerbrennen, oesglei9en ri6t Iailen unb
nidt i9immeln; er muB Dor all3u idars
fer Cuff, Dor &dlte uno RiHe Getpubrl
tperben. @m bsitsn oereittt ran iba
inter etnem tufti1eu SGuppen sum 8ts
bruude Dor. Dian iebt i6a Eitr aaf
einsn 5aufeH, 5etgt fQ 0dmpftnttpid@
lung, 10 feBt bic @dbrlng tiH, CT muB
oanH umgearbeitct lper6en un6 3par 10,
Oab Der am 9dnbe liegeu6e 9iinger in
bic Mitte fommt uno umgcttbrt. 9ieie
llmarbeitung tat 10 oft 5t srfolgcn, tp;c
Ii4 0dmpfsntpidluHg 5eigt, pds in Der
Regel nab msbrmdli9em lmi2ben nidt
mebr Der Sal 1T. Der 9iiRgsr btgiurt
bitraltf iid langiam a63utii5tcn. Sc
p61nIin nimmt bic 3u5lreitm1 IA 9aat
in Qniprudl, er lpirO pann in ben aulr
turraum gebra@t, bier etEa 3pti SUR
bod 3u 8seten pbcr 6igcln gsformt unb
gepddt unb nit ott SGauFct fcltqstlopIt.
Sat btr &ulturraum tinen Siainbooen
70 1T auf bilIep Dor @ul1ae Der 9eetc
cine S6iGt Ftrobigcn 9iings.s at
breton.
Raa benz anIsBen bsr @ttie fot I'D
Der 8iinger burf ben 2ransport meis
ittns etpas aoeelii6lt, er bsiibt a6er in
fd bic notige 8raft, ii1 nod einmal gu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

bienten Rubm eenoB; feline 8erte tuurs
ben taum jemals aufgefihrt. als bic
Sinfonie besnbet mar, fam 8rudner 81
Ribter, Itrablenb por 8egeiiterung uub
Slut, unS Ri9tcr Fiiblt pl6BIi9, fpie er
inn etpa8 in Die 9anb briidt. .Rebmen
Sic bds," fugte 8rudner, runb trinfen
Sic auf meme @efunbbeit Elm Glns
8terl" &ihter na6m ben 3ater uno Bee
pdbrte Jpn auf nl8 Grinnerung an ben
ausge3eidneten Maun uuo an bic SrGs
nca bic inn angeiidts Der 0untburteit
hts alien Muiiters tdmen, bic fi9 nit
fold riihrenber RaipifGt geGubert batts.
8is 1898 bate Gi6tsr fat elm @ierteIs
i%abr6unbert an Der Spite Der pbilbars
moniI9en &on3erte in Bien etItauoeu,
uno ais er fbieo, mar e Elm grober
S4mer8 Der Sunitler, bic inter ibm ees
pirtt batten.
3oblrei9e interefante gr~innerun1en
betpahrt natiirIia 8i6ter an 8aaner,
rem er in Soften Der 9ot unb in ben,n
bss 9lan5es nnbe eeitanben. auh en-
jenem SilDeiterabenb 1871 beFanb er iiA
in SriebIden Bel Ridarb @aener, ols
RietIde feline 8ompDfition .Silbefers
slofen" bort Der 6rau goiima ii6ers
brdtte, Der er bieIe Sonfn6pfuna aes
ipibmet bate. Inter Mitipirians aihs
tiers ipIrbsn bic vSilbeIersIoden1 alein
an is1sm Silpssfrabsnb ssIpisIt. Ri9ttr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

8as pil5mbtel eutipideit iid IN benz
rtide 9abrung sntbaltsnaen 9iiuger nit
GROCER Shneligteit unb bur6iou1ert Die
llntsrlose politdnbig. ST tieIes nan
abIauf BIT angegsbsnsu 3eIt seTdebep,
10 III bas gan5e Beet nit gutter Miitbests
srbe, bic niGt 81 fsu6t unb nift 3u troe
den 1T, 5l bsosden. Bon 8orteiL 1T Is,
lie etpds nit Salt rnb 2e5m gu pers
mifden. Gina " Son bod ipirb Re
aufgeG4iittst unb stipds lnge5rii5t. GdlI
foa Der aafscbra6te 8Oben rift feia,
iebenfnus muB er bic 8Grme bss Pull
turrdumes uufptiisn.
3eigt bic aufgebrd6te @roe psiBlidR
5leden, dIlo trodene Stelsn, 70 lit i.
nit erlp1rmtem WaFer fdtpab Ill burdjs
feudten, nm Gin @trtrodHen Der 9rut 81
b%erbinbsrH. SIN sdpfe Der oierten Bis
FinfteH Mohe tretsn bic crlten 9,il3e auf,
unb omar erI4einen 6bdmpianons in,s
mer in er0Bsrsn 9sIsqIbdfteu, iObaB iid
bic Grrie lobnt. SO mlB bann bsr
Gaum immsr gut buydIiiitst fein uno
aud an Der nOiigsn Geudtigiei. oarf q
ben pilasn nidt fsbltn.
Gs fpieIt BEL benz q6nshmen Der
Ghampignons 'isine Hols, oh bic gilse
pOlltdnbig tntipidsIt iiu5, ibrsn 6ut aIio
ausgebilbet baben, Ootr pb bisEes noE
uidt hsr fan 1T. am beItsn idmme,t
man Fs Gin. ipsuu Der 9ut anfdROt N
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20
.3pei Suute Der Subtitle.

llfer; aber bic ltngurn unb &rpaten
idpIfen fid miten i'm Strpm, in einsm
6agel Der BON aipei Geiten beriiberges
i6ldgenben @ranoten, auf bic pontpns
bride Der rumdnif9en gionisre Elm, ais
ob bies elm feelenrnbiges 9robefdiebsn
Guf einem ManDberplab mare. Die bon
ben 8ulgaren g~eiporfenen Rumdnen sps
gen in iiberitirater 5lu9t iiber bic
Bride, flint ailpmeter unterbalb idoTeH
uniere Monitpre unb i9oiien bic Bride
in ben @runb. gu EalIenben trieben
bamals bic 2siden Der RunGnen ben
6trom binnb, losgertffeu urb serlaeat
triebeu bic Serifrrten 8pntonS ibnen
mad; bieIes Mbenteuer mar ben &umIAas
nen pieber f4Ie9t betonlmer. urfleFs
Mpnitoren abe, ifeuerten na9 getaner
4rbeit Die nit minen perfeudte 9pnau
binuuf. 8ein ein8iges Der feds Gdiffe
feblte ober bate cine ernitbdftt 9aparie.
Rur elm 9lonitpr mar in Der 9iBe bes
@efe9ts ouf cine 8ant oufgelaufen, er
borte besipeaen feinen 4rlaenblid Su
fcuern auf unb miten i'm einiGldgenoen
unb nun f1on berteufelt better geaielten
@~rdnatenba9e[ Der 9umanen maGte
eines Der gpote huS 9r1Bere Sdiff fret
uno f6leppte es an 0rabtIetlen beim.
9as Mbenteuer bon Ra6otpo bate bic
Runldnen cine feline Mrnee g%etpItet; Sl
9unberten trieb bic mitleiblpIe 9oRau
bic 2sthen Grtruntener In bcl ndGiteR
Sagen an aanb. Die 8erluiliite bss
9onaumonitoren ber3eidnet an bieiem
blutisiten arbeitsrei6en Sds-elf Munu,
Sn ben 8orbbiidern bon Seiuer Mlas
ieftdt 9onaumpnitpren ifebt mod mans
DIES dnbere 6rlbenitIdden, Bpm benz bic
Seffentli9feit faum ie erfabren biirfte.
Die Seffentli6teit mag BLOB ipiTen, buB
bic braben @laujaden bort unten tDie felt
aipei So6ren ibre 8flidt fun ultb rIu>
tigeu Ser3ers bes Cages barren, an BEN
iie, gu ibter tampferprobten Gdladts
prbnung gef9art, nit pebenben Mimz
peln bic bsfie9te 9onau hinlnterfdbren
iperbsn, aug ben uuoarifden @aItrn Biz
gu ben fteinernen So9en Der groBen
Bride non 9Ederndtupbd. Dies fltinite
unierer @el1fpnber bdlf nit, bic @os
bruOi6a in sipei Modsn BON 5siube gu
befreien; es mar Der 9erbiinbete Der
0sutihen nnb 8ulgarfn nuf i6rem
GturmIduf bon ben Ddlen Slltratans
Bis gu ben Itir5enben Merien unb Mdl<
len G~onltdnsds. unp bonn 2orbetr bEr
Gturmtrouppen in Der 9obrubiAp bdrf
Elm boiler, griintr ardn5 fir Geintr
Muieiidt Npnitoren geflo6ten pereen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

bling in Der 2uft; ieber a6nte, FAB Jpn
fait, man ging an 8oro Der Mpnitpren
8etten Elm, mann er enblid losbre9en
iolte, unb man irrte fid tallm nm Sage.
quf ben fletbig unternommenen StreiIs
unb neutrality-suspicious. traf man in
Der @egeno bon Sutrafan 3apetlen bic
rumdniI6en Mpnitoren, idpar3e, ruBz
ipudenDe, u%nnneenebme 9inger9en, nit
bsnen man iih borldufig ni9t einmaI
i6le6t bertrug. man fignuItFerte ft9
bon 8orb gu gorb aaerIei Reuigteiten,
man begriiBte fid in Der @ebeimIpra6e
Der bunten @impel unb fdrbigen Sig
naIluternen, unb bic ungarii9en unb
troatif9en Suugsn fahen sulpsiIen nit
buntelu 8liden fold einem i4mdrmen<
ben unb f6pdn3elnben runGnif9en 9de
trouilen6oot nab. 5n alien Qugen itaRb
lie, bic Grage, bic man niht in bic
Sprabe Der 8impel unb auiglIbenben
2ampen ii6srieBen burfts bieTe brenz
nenbe, piloe, bro1ebne 8ruge: @unn
fGnst es an?
llub fe fingen on, bic RumGnen; ie
fingen an ben ufern Der 9onnu mad
bem Mlfter ibrer 8riiber in ben 9GIs
fen bet &rpnItobt an. On einem Gomz
merabsnb, sinem Der lebten bes 4ueuits,
IaOFsn ie BON 9idurbIdu berii6er,
Slummenidulsn fiegsn aus BEN
8uff9ufer 5afen, bieIer ltebsrfau mar
bic ariegscrtldruRg. unb bic inter
3ampf gebuttenen acknowledgements
Tden Monitoren biBten i'm gu lire
SriegsTlagge. Der Gtrom mar ipiebtr
einmul our MaIitatt geporOen, bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

IiOn bumOls i9on iber rnmdniI9e aDs
nigsporte bubte. Sober Sei8er unO
MotrOle per tleiusn GaifIe plBte. baB
bieier Grieg tommen mu6te, benn er
purbe bpr ibren Nugen porbsreifft. Nan
perleugnete i'm nit T90nen Rebens1rten,
unb unterbeFen legten fe Idon am rlls
mdnii4en StromlFer ibre Mintn aus,
f6ifften 9ruppen ii6er ben GtrDnl,
Idifften bic Geitunssbeiabung BON 3us
tratan iiber, brodtsn ibre i6peren, bon
Gruntrei4 unb RuBlanb eelieferten @es
f9iiBe in Stelnng. 1lnb 3upeiIen, ia
Sulpeilen fam ss ppbl auh Dor, baB am
sriinen Sid bon 9utaret unb In &0s
nigsgemd4ern Der GrieOe nit einem