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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Pcrtlin9 iti1ftntt
HanSlcrpeitcft 6it!
gi3cfanSler Sclfferid nnO gtab'
rnussmittelDeriualter b. 8al-
bDD ltgen 9lmt uicOer.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
glmiterOanr, 2. gaoD. = @erndB
ben 3epcl1cn, Die BON Berlin bier
einlieien, iogt bic a6lniidc 3eituna,
bob aaiIer 8ilgelm Den @rofen BON
$ertling geitern nabHlittag eHlpiing
un0 0aB bon $ertling Dos Gcl4S.
fan3lcran1t un0 ben 8remier8poiten
BON 8reuben nngenommen babe. Or.
aorl Selfteri6, sefretdr oes SS5rts
ueru, llno 8i5e.aon8ler, uno SER
BON 8aIoom, 9rdiioent oes oeutiden
Na1rung8mittcl. .aontroaauteS, ba-
ben reiigniert. 5rieoria bon Gaper,
progreiiioeS Wtitglie0 oes 9feiAStogS,
ioa na9 Der 9epei6e gum @i6eton8.
Ter ernonnt meroen, luu0 Serr 6rieos
berg, 6iibrer Der gtationaIliGeralen,
miro oen 8oiten oes gi5epr1Iioenteu
oe8 preuBii6eu Mliniiteriiuns erbols
ten 3ie aolnii9e 8eituug lagt,
ooB 6ie Geiignotion oe8 @i5eaoni.
rails BON Gopele nIs MarinelniniIter
ni6t ongenonmen lpur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
BeiBcr 111ablkanpf
IN 21eip 1ocrk! !!

g1ep gorf, 2. gtob.-0er @obors.
fontpf lit 8ur SiebebiBe 9cltiegcn un6
in perlonlibe @eid)inpfltn9cn ans.
geartet. GooieDeIt biclt lcbte gladt
i'm 0taoiion Square @oroen cine
ieiner tgpii6en &coen morin er
glorris Silqnit oeu io5ialiItii6en
annoioaten beIon6ers iharf onariff.
gr beiduloigte ibn, Den berr1teri.
iden uno fcigen glmeritauern nod5u.
laufcn, ben 8a3iiiIten uno Brooeut.
lhen. Gr iei Elm Wlonn, Der einen
mnoaitdnoigcn 5rieoen niinife.
Y@elb aeieIt ii6 5n GELS" iArie
9fooieoeit. Ser Sunne I'M SSnnern
lit idIinner ols Der 9unne orau.
Sen. onl idIiuntIteu ieooA iit Der
01ann. Der iid Dor oen 9nnnen i'm
SSnnern beugt.@
D2opor 9}itdeq griff Sogn s,
5glan Den oemotrotiidcn uno Gam.
munD @an6onten on 1uo beiduloig.
te ion. proOeutId 3u iciu. Gr aeig.
te ieine Seite Qln3eigc aus ScarifS
SogcbIoit o9eutihCs 9yournaI", Die
i'm Sore 1915 abgeoruft mar uno
uorin erfldrt miro, 6aB Splon ocltt.
idcn 9eitrc6tlngcn ipmpotii@ gegen,
iiber itebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
11illisca 5cmGc tuiFS
cricbcHen oefunSen!
5. u. gtOel, @iIterIOus Sanpt3cugc
in $4,000 @erlenmbnn9stla9c,
bcgeBt an9cbliA 5elbltmorO.

Gilli8co, Syo, 2. 9aob. - 92af
bier eingetroffenen 8cridten ipur0e
Der @botogrop9 S. g8. 9toel, Der in
ben bon S. S. s5pnes gegcn sen 8e.
tettio g8ilferion eingereid)te Ser.
Ieumoungsflage bon 100000 fit
ben letteren OILS @oupt3euge ftngier.
te, in einem @otel in 2llbin init elmer
totliden S6uBmun0e I'M Gopf auf.
gefunoet por0en 1lno lit nah lueni-
gen 6tunoen in einem Solpital iei.
men 8erleBl1ngen erlegen. l)1an
fon0 neben Dem S6perDerleBten Ell.
nen obgcidoiienen 9tebolber, lit iid
,ober nod nibt aeipiB, Oh Elm Selbit.
mor6, llnfaG ooer Daor6 borliegt
Cine ndbere llnteriudung 0es Sales
mur0e eingeleitet.
g1oel Der bor ltn9ef1br bier Sab.
rem bon SigBmore, 9. g.. rab 9iI.
Iisea tont mar ettpa 28 S5obre ali
uno binterldBt ieine 8rou nno 8pei
9iu0er. Gr batte anoebIid iein Sc.
ben ouf $4,000 berlidert ge9abt.
Grit bor nenigen 8ohen nlo9tt
gtoe[ in 8erbin6ung nit s. 9
Routgonerp einen @eriudb aunidte
Der oarauf binausLief einen 9ur.
lin9ton Bug ourh 8a5uiGlpeaen, oiC
am @eIeiie feitaefettet poren, 3nn
Gnt8leiien 5u bringen, Die baioer
gSanner fauoen onS SinoeraiS Uni
entfernten e8, 9foel fam erit Dor
Chicago 3uriif, mo er nit 0en Octet
tiben oieier 8o5ngeieQidaft be3ilglid
oieic5 Gortouunniiies cine aoufcrenl
hottie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Sinlanb tpiinlt6t
ei9enen 1or6iiScntcn!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
2, as required by the act of Oct. g.
1919
ScIfinaforg, 6inn(ano, 9. g}oo.
Qirefte Sdritte fir 6nlnIano5 lin
abbGngigfeit mnroen beute ulltcr-
noiitmen ols cine 8orGage I'M Finni.
iden Genot eingerei6t muroe, Die
boridIGgt, bob 6ieie Gorperihait Ell
nen 9rdii6enten fir bic fintiiCbe SIC
publif eripd9le.
QepeIhen aus 4etro9roo BON
Montog beingten, bob Die ruIiiidDe
9iegicqlna oIle 9fe9ierungsbeitrdge
oie biSter nod 5innlano qeiau0i
tpuroen, obaeihuitten bo6e luegell
oes oanlpohiens oes 2Iutonouicgei.
ites boielbit."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
DemfScpcs lsrie0sIc0iff
auf 111ifte oetatcn!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
aopenboger, 2. gtob Gin 6eilt.
ides Sriegsidiff lit getnGB elmer 9e.
pei6e Der g}otionol &ioen6e aus
Nlalm0, S6lueoetL im Guno ber.
Ienft inor0en. @s mir beridtet, oaB
cs auF cine Diine gcItoBen lit. Ger
8erid)t miro oIs 9eltGtigung zines
friiberen geri9tes BON Wlolmo ange.
ieben, 6er beiagte, oaB Elm 8eritorer
i'm iiioli1en Gnbe 0es 5unoe8 oui
cine @}ine onflief uii0 ooB 2eiden
oeuti1er Seeleute al beribie0enen
Steaen an Der aiiite angeiAnemntt
nur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
gfan frdttt, bab na9 Grfldrnng 9ertns'Ds nidt MIR
Su6lanb a8 bem ariege al8geibaltet ionOcn
audi Stalien Onrd fciuOlidc Srnppcn
idwer B OrO5t III
AnEtanSs Bctaf tDabinoon e iSc Sie bcrnbi9cnSc D
fctne Sa6 n6lanS keinen scparatfricSen ibcn wcrSc

ben 6ieIe Srupperudlien fir an6ere
SSronten frei-llngebeure oiterreihi,
ihe &ruppernloIen nit einbcgriffen
--ltno Stolien8 Gage miro iid iofort
nod fritiiher geitaIten. 9fuBlanOs
9lusidoltltng nloat tattien6e &itrten,
Die an Der iiioliGen ruiiiiaen 6r6nt
f1nlpfen, fir Sample on onocreu
5ronten gegen Bic griten frei.
9ob ole Gnterte ltno Die Ser.
Stdoteu jebt oie fritiid)ite Beriooe
oes arie9e8 6nrd5umaden baben,
Dir0 offi3ieG 5itgegeben. 8miihen
Der ruIiiId)en lln6 ser itolieniIben
Gituotion 1T Der @enier 0es Opt.
misnus 5eripalten. @s lit offeniiht.
lid, oaB man iiber 0eu Grfolg Dee
aaiIers, in6ern ct Die 6ItIide 8efobr
aus benz 8ege r6unlt, ernItlih be.
iorgt lit.
3urh Die ruIiiihe gfltsihaltuna
ans Dem aricge pirO S5tolien dm
irhiuerIten beorobt Sobalo 0eutIt.
Lamb un6 6eiterreitb meitere 8rltp.
pen 6ur6 ben 8loeden 8aB in ben
aorlliiben aapen at perfen ilrtit1noG
linb. fonuen iic Gdoornas itnlieni.
idlen 2(rrneen an &agliamento in
bic 5lanfe foIlen nn0 Den General
3tuingen, fid ouf oen 9Siobe 6luh
8uriif8u5ieben. 60 befiirmtet man.
giod) mebrtdgiaett optintiitiiter
geriuhen ieitens Der bieftgen Wlili.
INSTRUMENTATION Der glaiietten
miro beltte Die Sode in gefGbrIihem
2idjte betrahtet, s5i5piiden beriudi
Die ruiiiide gotihoft II. oas Stoats.
Oepartenent gIuffldrnug ourd biplo-
matii6e &an1le Su erboIten.
Gie Ser. Stooten hoben HuBlnn0
ieit april 1917 $325,000,000 oelie.
ben; Elm 3eiI 0ieie8 @eloes tpuroe
norgeItredt, ais Die neue Gepu6Iit
Die erIte 4riiis ourd3unaden batte.
Die Ser. Stoaten batten fih ouf Die
Hegierung aerensfp8 IN Der StltnoC
ser @efobr berlaiien.
@aibingtou, 2. 9top. Die ruff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

ite gotidjaft CAB beuta Die Grtld
ruug ob, bob. tpern 9fuBlono aud
tcmpordr iib bon Der aftioen @etei-
ligung an Dem &rieqe 5uriid3iebGn
miro, es oennod gu ben glaiierten
5alten un0 feinen Separatfrieocn nit
Deuti9lano i6HcBen miro. 8aB
9fubIano infol0e oes ungebeuren
aoHpfes apefs Ginieblnq elmer
itabilen gtegierltn9 nod Der 9feboIu.
tion erih0pft tn0 infolge Der WliB.
mirtifaft I'M iDirtif]aitliden 2eben
Oes 6taotes geidpddt it, miro bon
ben StoatSudnnern 8u9e9eben. @e.
genlu1rtia- lll0gli6eripeiie bi8 gum
ndditen yrii6jabr ooer Souner-
miro 9fuBlano Dem ariege fern blei.
ben nnO Die Griegsbiiroe bon ibren
2miierten troaen lniien. 8otibafter
8afbemetieFf fiin0igte an DAB 9tuBs
Iano iid ni9t ouf 6rieoensberbanos
lungen nit 8enti6Iano uno Deter.
reid ein1eloiien bat nod einen
Separatirieoen idlieBen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
v&nblanS ifOcs
Samples mii0rl"
aerensfs ertlGrt bic alliicrteu milf.
ten in Scr 3nfnuft Obne Oiuh.
lanS fGmpfep.
er frast, no bic brit. Sluttc 6lci6cP

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1919
getroarao, 2. SOB. - g2iuiitcr.
praIioqnt acrensfp duberte fi6 Oem
9ertrcter elmer gladridtelogentur
gcgeniber, 6oB gtuBEanO friib in ben
arieg eiugetreten unO iebt infolge
Der anitrcnoungcn erlhopft iei. @r
Iagte, gluBlon0 nebme oos Gedt fir
ii4 in 9tniprldj, baB Die iibrigen g(l.
liierten icst Die 9iiroe oe8 ariege8
i1rltern.
saercn8fb iagte ferner, Die 0ffent-
Iidle M2einung in giuBlono iei bur9
Die 6rage ailfgere0t: $50 itedt icbt,
0a Sic oeutid)e 5lotte in bic Gltiee
binnusgefabren it, Die britiide Slot
te?"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
&Or bem Sries sefanfte" OentidJc
gSaren iuerOen bier6er gefanht.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
8aibinaton, .. 0tobelnber9elt.
itl- 93ro0ufte I'M @erte DON ettpa
$4000,000, Die IN ben 2ogerbGuiern
BON &otter0om liegen, tperoen nad)
Oen Ser. Stooten geInnot merocn
0iirfen. 9os Staats- -9epartenleftt
bat bon Dem britiincn gluslanos.
miliiterilm Die GrlduBnis erboIten,
Die fir omerifoniidlr Srnporteure
bcitimmten 8nrcn, bic Dor Dem Gin-
tritt ser Ser. Stoaten in ben Rriee
Getanit moren, au berififfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Belaiten0e Amsia9cn
inn 2eoericlSateir>
1ttieosoerid1t! I!

Gan g(ntunio, Geras, 2. Rop. -
glm Beutigen 3peiten Gage oes ,gro.
aciies ee8en 63 @litgliebcr bes 3.
gottoiaons oe3 %. Ser. Staaten
gteger acknowledgements megen
i5re5 9tiots au %. g[ug. 1917 in
Soulton, rtla9te 0lojor 81. 9. Snom
i9per belaiten0a glu8iagen. gtoior
5non, Der in oct gtadt oe$ 9(uiItart.
beg 6a8 aonmall0o iiber Die 24er
fiibrte, iagte aui Dem 8engenitanO
aus, ooB er ben ReeeriolOaten be-
itinalten 8efe6l gegeben bate, in
Ser betrefieuoen g}ndt 0a8 Eager
nidt gu perIaiien, lm0 Dab ipdter,
tur3 6eoor Die ltnruben entitanoeh
uno en- iib an eitige Der gteger
ipauotc, beren 2a0en Der @elDe9re er
ge6ort babe, iein 2e6en bon ibaeu
beorobt mur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
G0nig Gmanuel unO
Grlou0O on 0tr TrOatl
rerItarkmnaen ser 1laiierten in Jtalieit eit0es
trOffen; am Gaolicmcntc tobt eesentudrtte
cine ero6c SGladpt.
perlult Ser arttIeris fir 5taliener it4linn's

0as fltrGt6ore Oeutide grtiHerte-
feuer nur0e nun rnunterbroheil
fcrtgeiebt, no6Oem gooornn Der.
iudte, 8erItGrfllngen nah oieier
8reIae gu ienben. @s mnB In ben
Nei6en iener Irllppen, Die altsge.
Ian0t muroetL Die 3eutiden rit0
9eiterreiber gum Salten au brtngen,
idredlid qepitet ba6en.
gea6 Dem 9urhbrtd) 6ieier 2inie
botten sic fein0li1en 8ruppen es
leid@t. 3eren lleberuadt an @einii.
Zen uno Monni6aften un0 Der BON
linen altsgefitbrte sSlantenangriff
ouf oie italieniiden Stenungen,
3pang Gaoorna gum inlellnigeit
Mid5uge.
0ebci6en ans Gonl beiiten an
0aB trpB oieier acknowledgement glrl-
Observation-Disclosures geie0erldge,
fir mql6e Gaoorrn idiperlid Der.
atttlportlif genodt iperoen fatiu-
oenn Die feinolide glrtiaerie mar Der
Ieiniaen tpeit iiberIegen Bat Ga.
oornn einen nteiiterbaften 9itdaug
beperfIteIligt. 3iebt man 1T 9etroht,
tpeIh nn9ebeure Streitfrdfte Der itn.
Iieniihe @efebIsbaber 8tiriif5ieben
nuBte, oonn iilo feline 8erIuite nidt
iibergroB. MaS bier ober mebr err
ntlltigeno ipirtt lit oer ltnlitano, oab
ner @lut unO @eiit ieirer Monn-
/ id)aften ourd bas llnbeil, BON lDel.
1em iie befaGen iultroen, uidt nie.
oeraeoriidt iinD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
5ransaiiide Cffi5iere perSen oriedJi
ide Srnppeu fiigrcn.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act of Oct. g.
1919
gSaibiugton, 2. 9}oo. Qie gric6i-
ihe 9trmee mir6 unter fron86iiide5
aontnan6o fonnerL gcmdB oen Sc.
peiden Die belte bon 9ltben bier
eiutrnfen. General 8raauet bon Der
frou5oiiiden arulee nur0e sum @e.
Heralitob8fef gelnaft un0 200
fron36iiide 9ffi3ierc ipllroen oIs SSlI-
itrufteure eingeiebt 8ie 0lobili.
iiertna Der ariediideu 2(rInee ge6t
Idnell un0 q(att boron.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Gen. 9a5plette 6ranOmarft g(n.
griff anf giaeluiu.

gsolbtngtDn, 9. g2op. scndsor
2o5ollette COB eeftern Den grief
befdllnt, ben er on 9feb. &erbert g.
8igeIoip, Den Giucinnater 9oltor.
Der ipegen ongebIi6er unpatriotiider
4euBerltngen bon eifem Wtob bnrdl.
gepeifi6t mur0e, geridtet bate. Ser
Senator bronomorfte Die Son0.
lung8lpeiie nI8 neinen 9lngriff niti
Die 6reibeit ie0es Burgers 0ieier gie.
pubIit" unO laate, ooB. lipeiin siuie
Ole greIieberidte beiagen", Die &c.
BORDEN, 0enen Die 8ertpoLtung Der
@erebtigfeit obliegt, ibre NfIiht
beridlnnten, onbere Mittel gefunbeh
lper0en iollen, Die @eriiber oes gtn.
griffs at enfarben 1tnb 5n beItrofen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
yiorlueaen gi6t groFe 3utermenscn
0u ,hraierunn nb.

fTrue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
g5oi9ington 2. 9top. - 8ie nor.
pegiide GagieruuH, Der bic @rlaubs
mis-. cine groBa Qlenge 8uders, Die
iie bier an9etaIit battc, aus3ufiibren
UerIpcigert iultroe, bot Der giabrlngS.
mitteIo0uliniitrotion ben qan5en 9or-
rot sur 8eriiigllg geitelft sur Ser
teilurug on Die 5an0ler. Der 3ufer
muroe an 0ic Regierulg gum aoltens
preile crfanit, 0cr melt ullter oen
ietiaelt Nlorftpreiien surliditebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
9eutider 3eituugo6crnnsgeber inter
glufla9e.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
glciuarf, 81. .. 93o0. 0ans
bon @unoelbauich 9}raIi0eut Der
8oi6inqton @crlaasiirmo, Die Die
Sem syeriep e5reie 3eituua ein
oclltit6e5 &oac5lott, bcrnltsgic6t,
6efin0et iid 1lnier oau 0erionen, Bic
non Sen Observation-Disclosures
in 5renton ongeflaqt mur0eh bic
9eroifeutIidmg berrGterriidler glrti-
Eel in Der 3eituna 5aQeloiien 3u 5d
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Bolf6etpiki i'm
DaRlkampf oeiblaoet'

9}ctroaroo, 2. gtoo. - 9eridten
ous 643 Stdbten 3ufoIge bo6cn Die
llnportciii6en llu0 fonieruotibcn
5o3inIiiten aan0ioaten ii6cr oieje.
nigen Ser rooifolen 8oIihjmifi eincn
5ieg errltnaen. SSS5n ocn groBeren
StG0ten betrug 6o8 Gurdiduitts-
botum Der 8oidepifi rur 7 93ro.
sent, in oen fIeiueren iogor uur %
4ro3ent
SSn 8erbinouug 6ierlnit tit bic ouf
beute (6reitog) auqefiin0igte 9e.
monItrotion Der 9olideipiti in 9etro-
Qrn0 o60eiaat mor0en. Sic 8pIihe-
pifi berlieren an GinfluB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
9(ns6e6nnasneaner hernrteilt.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
9lromore, SfGo., 2. Sob. - 80
Qushebunasgegner, gtitaIieoer Der
8orfing GIab Union, baben li1 Der
&eridnoriing oos 9lusbebungsgeies
8t bin0errl, iduIoig befannt nn0 ct.
bieIten bcridieoene Strofet, non
8cgn Sabren big gu 2 @onen @e.
fdngnis bonn gnn0esqeridt Suoif.
tiert. 3a8 llrteil iiber Sic iiF aen
llurubeitiftcr, Sic fid ffuY be.
funnten ipir6 bel Ser ft2s
Sisung 0es 8unoesgerid4 % d
meroen. S. 8. Nhtnion, g Jz62il-
fieIo, S. 6. Spence, 0iei yR3rer,
erbielten ie 5ebn Sabre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Britiiti1c Slieosr
iiber AaiierslalGterrt!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1919
2on0on, .. 0op. - Gin meiterer
erioIgrci6er 6icgcrougriff Der bon
12 britiIAen @tnidiucn ous9cfiibrt
mur0e, lit gen1B eines offi3itaen
8eridies, ouf ole oeutihen 03nui-
tiousio6rifen in aQiierslautern, 8ap.
ern, unternoul1Heu Dor0en,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
griten seritrenen afeinb.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
2, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
&onbou, 9. gtob. 9ritiime gr.
tillerie bat cine 8uianmenSiebiulg
oes 6einoes nabe GnsdenoneIe. bic
nllan glnideine nad) eineu gtnarifi
borbereitete. 5erItrertt, Iout sSeI0ntar.
ibaIl Saig's heatieem 9eridt.
Ceitlif un0 nor0oitIih bon gpres
melnete Der britiibe Sberbefeblsbu-
Der Gatigfcit Der feinoIiden artiIIe.
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Narien 0aniIde 1Iaaae nitt Iiiicn.

Gon 6ranci$cO, ,. gIob. - @ie
baittc bgtannt mur0e. lit bo5 (5eiud
ops bieiigen oaniirben &ercins, am
is. g}oDcmbcr. Dem 9}ationaIieiertag
ser GGnen, I'M @oIDen Gate 9yarf
Die oaniide 5log9e auf5u8iRben unO
oaltiide 9iuIit ipielen at bitrfeu, bon
ser @arffonmliiiion sinitilnrIlig Der.
norfen mor0cn. glls @run0 iuurOe
angegebeu, 0oB 8ducnart in oieienl
ariegc Die Geutidlen begunitigt babe
ms Dnber Der 5eier niGt itottgege-
ben ueroen fonne.
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Siirfiifles sorpebo6Oot bcricnft.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov,
2, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
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iunroe aemeloei, 6ab ein tiirfiide5
8orpe6oboot inn 5dnpar5en Reer
bericnft uno 5ipei Shifie in 9rau0
gei6oiien Duroeu.
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Iper0en itets erret6t our1 oie
oeutiben 8ettingeil unO f1n-
nen 5u foIiben @eIoanIngen be.
Ipogen iper0en in @runoeigen-
titn ODER etnblierten @eidbdften
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FFir cmabn unD llulgeapno: Gdjon mo
n6rlIrer hellfc nbcno utio Sanistoa
sFiir Nebrosfu: SArn beitc aben0 uito
@or1gfoa. tpdrlner hrliie dbeuo uno I'M of.
Iiden 9eiI am Gnirstag
Siir Soma: Sdou ltno rudrIner belite obenO
nno Sonstag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
DAM IN UTAH IS
BROKEN;N0DEAD
Considerable Loss to Crops
and Farm Land Below
Scene of Accident.

Fsirview. Utah. June e5.-The dam
OF the Price River Irrigation COM
pany. i miles from here. which
started to break yesterday afternoon,
vas a total loss this morning All
fears that there will be loss of life in
the towns of Schofield, Helper, Castle
Gate and Cotton, in the path of the
1000 tons Of water that were re-
leased in the break. were dispelled
this morning with an announcement
by the Rio Grande railroad that its
force of men assisted by workers Of
the irrigation company, had taken
hundreds OF men, women and chill
dren to safety
While officials OF the irrigation
company were unable to give an ex-
act estimate of the loss 10 the dam,
crops and property. they declared
the damage probably would exceed
s3.00O,O00.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
Aged ConUicts Wander
AWay From California
Prison But May Return

Sacramento, Calf, June 25.-Fol-
som prison officers were keeping an
eye out today for the return of DicN
Larkin. aged IS. and Bill Nye. 70, who
wandered away from prison yester-
day. Dick had been living there. of
and on. for 81 years, and BIZ for a
period OF Il years. Both are eX-
pected back soon because the prison
authorities think they will not know
where else to 60
The old men had been raising hogs
on the prison farm and are regarded
as good hands Both have been
eligible for parole for some time.
In private life Dick has been
known as a thief. hence his frequent
periods of Incarceration BIZ was
mixed up in a maaslaughter matter
but has nearly lived il down, accord
ing to the mandates OF the state
They are thought to be taking a short
holiday and it is hoped they will OBJ
viate the bothersome detail OF going
after them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
BOY SCOUTS ARE
HAVING BIC TIME
Make Hike From Mountain
Park to Cloudcroft and
Have Examinations.

Mountain Park. y. NJ. June 20
Seventeen scouts with the scout
executive. all equipped in heavy
marching order. made an overnight
hike to Cloudcroft. The increasing
rare air made IT harder for the boys,
as they continually assembled the
mountains. At nightfall the limits
OF Cloudcroft were reached and near
the power house the party went itnO
camp. Soon a large camp fire was
blazing while pup" tents were being
pitched and blankets spread. After a
story by the scout executive. slumber
soon ruled over the camp Early
morning found each scout ready for
test in second class.
The following passed in fire build
ing. that is making fire with not
more than two matches Ignacio Cor
dovia. Felix Miller. Merit Haden,
Ames Hettrick. Fred Whitlock,
Howard Butler. Henry Stafford, Her
man Miller. and VIM. Clayton.
In cooking tests, cooking a quarter
pound of meat without cooking
utensils and also two potatoes. the
following passed. Howard Butler
Fred Whitlock, Mertz Haden, Henry
Stafford, Fred Ehler. Ames Hettrick,
Felix miller. VIM. Clayton, Ignacio
Cordova and Herman Miller.
In signaling, knowing the alpha
bet in semaphore, VIM Clayton
passed.
Felix Miller passed in boxing the
compass"
In knife and Ratchet tests. that IS.
knowing the correct use of both, the
following passed: Scouts Lawrence
Tobias Felix Miller. Ignacio Cor
dOva Ames Hettrick. Howard Butler,
Mertz HadeR and Herman Miller.
In the scouts pace. going a mile in
u minutes. about so steps running
and so walking. the following passed:
Felix Miller Fred WhitlOck, Ignacio
CordOva, Howard Butler. Lawrence
Tobias. Ames Hettrick. Henry SAT-
ford. MertZ Haden, Herman Miller,
VIM Clayton.
sunday Visitors in camp were: Mr.
and Mrs Thomson and sons. Cap"
and Major" of Mountain Park; Mrs.
Miller and son. Frank, whose son
Herman is attending camp, and Mrs.
Langton
Scout VIM. Warren arrived in camp
Sunday to spend two weeks
The scouts in charge of senior pa
troll leader VIM Waugh went to
Mountain Park Saturday afternoon
and gave demonstrations in first aid
and signaling and other scout activ-
iJies, for the benefit Of the Amer
lean Red Cross association.
The Sunday dinner as prepared by
the camp cook. ". II. Odom. was
as follows: Chicken and dumping.
creamed potatoes, stewed corn, hot
chedder cheese, boiled rice,
pickles, rice pudding and cocoa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
THREE ARIZONA
FORESTS ABLAZE
Hundreds of Men Fighting
Back Flames Northeast
of Douglas.

Douglas. Ariz- June 25.-Three
forest fires now are being fought in
the Chiricahua mountains. north
east of this point. Several hundred
men. resident in the locality or en-
ployed by mining companies are bat
Ting the flames. assisted by three
parties of soldiers from Douglas, az
gregating 125 men, sent by Gen. H. A.
Greene.
Thus far il is understood that the
main timber belt has not been reached
and that the fires have not joined
The cause is believed to have been
lightning The season OF heat and
drouth. just preceding the summer
rains. is the most dangerous known
by the southwestern forestry service.
The camp of Paradise is threatened.
Direction of the fire fighting has
been taken over by supervisor Pitch
lynn. OF the forestry service head
quarters at Tucson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-25
PARDON BOARD TAKES
ISSUE WITH GOVERNOR

Phoenix, Ariz.. June 25.-Chsirman
c. W. Miller and attorney general
Wiley 5. Jones. Of the state board Of
pardons take direct issue with COVER
nor Campbelrs statement, In a letter
addressed to the board. that justice
is being done only in Isolated cases
OF individuals who have been con-
victed of the Illicit sale of liquor.
The members assure the governor
that no weight or influence has been
brought upon the governor for the
pardoning of this class Of mslefac-
tors. Instead. scores Of applications
FOR pardon have been denied In
line with the governors admonition,
the chairman and attorney general
state that they expect in the future
sentences will be imposed by the
courts with view to being carried
out in full and not with a view to
possible pardon or parole. They also
remind the governor that the final
decision IN any such cases always viii
remain with him. under the terms Of
the state constitution