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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Nus Sem staate ytebrasfal

@ronf9eit oil MISUNDERSTANDING
Sic 8erItor6ene, luelhe erit Dor ni@i
longer 8eit nit ibrem Soften mad
SDrocuie ber5ogert mar, mar all,
eemein beIiebt uno ibr Sini6ei6en
iuir6 BON ibren 6reitnoen nuFrifti1
betrniiert. Gle hinterl1Bt uuBer ID.
rem @otten lire bier mobnen0e
Godter, 6rot 5rofls @etpelfe. 0ig
8eerOigung fano inter GROCER Seil.
nabnte am 8ienStoa cuff Dem 6rieo.
bof M SDroriie itott.
Inl 9onnarstng, Q9nibingtpnS
@e6urtstog, miro obenSs in Der Stu.
Ia Der SodiAuIe cine Seter Itott.
fin0en fir melde elm i6oneS 8ro.
gramm nufgeitcllt lit.
yaa6 me9rp6dentlidem 2eioer
unroe am Miontog uadjmittog 8etet
Bod In ieinent Semi in CEDAR Goitn.
tn pom CODE obberufen. Ser Gnt.
i1lafene tpitroa I'M Satire 1871 in
9eutidlaiio eeboren uno errei6tG
iontit Elm g(lter bon fat 76 Sob
rert. gea6bem CT fi@ I'M alien So.
terlonoe NIT SRI. @ebling, elmer
59pefter bon SenrD 8ebling Don
bier, berbeiratet bette, fam nas she,
paar onfdngS Der odt8iger Sabre
nod amerifa itliO IieB fi1 ouf elmer
6arm iiioIiA Der GtaOt nie0er. 8or
10 Sabren Oerfnlfte SER Bod feline
6drm itn6 900 nod Geoor Gountp,
mo er bis gu ieinem Sooe luobnte.
Ser geritorbeue erireute lid etues
groBen 8efonntenfreiies IN gtebros.
ia GitD utlD mar ii6eraa 9eadtet.
Or nirD aiBsr bon ieitter .@ottiil
hon spei Gobnen auguit itno Senru
BON bier, ionic 0rei G6dtern, 5rall
Souls SUB uno 6rau Soba 9erba.
len bon 9te6raSfo Gitp nno 5rarl
Scbn 8oit in GeoaL Gountp 6etrou-
ert. 9ie 8eiiebilng finSet am Don.
nerstag auf Dem 6rie0bof in Cole
ridge, Qebr., itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

Srau Belle 6. fbret6t: $50 ipur6e infors
ntiert Dab ib etlt HierenleioeI babe, li1o onB
es raif einetl eefdbrlinet StaoilHI 5ueilt,
ggds ipiiroen sic berimreiben21
antport. Bcnt Sbre spmptonte bic ees
ip66nIi6et ftn0. ME 2lnidpeauneeH unter ben
sliIgeIl, dnfhipellenDe 8uohel, az ipdrlid]er
ODER ~ 6~dufiger, if6elrte1e1ber lrtii beelets
Jet bon aopfiG)nterseL toGMerbeH, .9eprgtltos
ben i~ofortieer Sebrau6 bon BaliHnortsIGblets
ten, eiuefH iehr feiIet Seilmittel gegen ipl1e
8ei9metoet, berfduft in berfieeelten Ilbeit
nit gettauer @ebrat9sanipeiiing 5uul Gelbit7
georaith, alIrateiT.
I'll. Saith 9. inretbt: sd babe, mas bic
Qelte 2eberileden nenfien, nut Iteiner 9oHt-
SD Bin fabl, TAFT ME eile Berton nit oer
@ef0inbt llro id tpefB, baB iiletIte 5eeer i1tdt
in Srbnn1g lit. 9nbe imtres IliftoBeIL be-
lcgte 9linge uilb ipcr0e mad benz @ten. ibreds
lid f6Idtrig. Bin Serttopft mo titpIe Mid
silttuott eoI6e s6mbtome 0enten pas ge.
btrfris nab einent Stdrftt19sittttel Tug Woe
gen, Qe6er ni1n @iugeipeioe an, luib tn rate
AL &aroiotSabletiert. als @alonleL ilberleaeIr
iino BON oaler1toeil 9a1ser. Sbr gpotbeIer
fam es In oerltegeItett Bafetel, nit @es
bral6sanipeiiuns %oaranf, l@.eterr.
8rI. Berthe g. fraet: agSeI6es geitteI f0us
men Gie Sir ungetdbrIidbet 9leou5icrllua bon
8ettlet6tafeit entpieblens sd totinIde ttltgea
idbr 80 4funo 165nnebnteir."
Miitfu0ft; SD DertQNe ntiW uiI IulIT OIuiI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., als bic pirff1inite mo nits
a~eue6mffe @ebalolung, I'M abnorinaIes Set
All 6efeitigen. gpotbefer lieiern CO IN ners
fiegcIten Gubel nit nouit1tloi9ert 8ebrdudss
1rhpeiiuueen. Ia6 ben eriteir paar 9age1 lift
Elm 8ftro per Gag ntdt 81 bteI abHnb1te.
Serr g. 81. f9rei6t; eGagen Gle mir, bite,
mas in nebueu ipa, ltiI 5iilaeit 6hmdren
Inn f6Ie0tes 8Itt los5uiueroerl. SO tpeiB, i'd
6rai9e Elm @litteI eegen @%eritopiung."
s%lntfuort: s. 1T n~dbrf6einli6 Die Gers
uadbldffieitte Der @eritupfnrla, Die Sbr 8Itt
i6Ie1t ninht. @egii11en Gle cine eriltolf1e
Bebnfolung NIT orei @rain 6nlpberbsId6letz
Ten (tidt SllpbursIdbletten). GeBer sic
oies mebrere WlonGte Lang, fort.
81. q. .. iraat. galeiH Saar lit 5lig uto
meme 40bi6ailI jHdt bon G6uppe1 rno rleliers
bings idut 6eim @dminert gu oieI aug. @aS
lift cine CUTE gebanoInng Daeeaen2"
9tnttport: 8eIoreen Gle Ii1 einiabeS eel6es
WinboI BEL Sbrem s[potbefer it A ltn3egs
G6pfben rib peroen Gle es mad Der Sc
brauhsanpeiiung oil. Sc reinigt, fiibIt mo
frdfttat Saor uno 6ppfbait ur6 herbinoert
oaourt1 bas gbiterbett oes SaGres. S1uppen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
49,
Slcii6lofe Gage
ictt in CcnScn!

CONDOR, %. gyeb. Cine an.
3obl 2onooner alttbs baben es fifl
sur Anfaabe genladt, einen Sag in
Der 8ode fein 5Ieiif ouf bic Spei-
%ieforte 81 iebei, uno arpar lit ie6er
6reitag oo3lt ~aliserie6en. Wan
nintmt an, onB onoere alltbs Die
lem geiipiel fcleen iperoen. Ser
8lan lit bon Dem gtabrlngsmittel.
oireftor 2or6 Davenport in 8or.
idIog georodt iporoen; oerielbe bat
ferner ole 4ufforoerilng ergeben IaI.
fen, 0aB Der ipo9entli6e 5leiidbers
brau6 pro 4opf nidt mebr oIs Az
8futO betragen iol. aonrnt man
0ieien 8ori6log nidt freiuiaig
nod, Damn neroen 3Dnngsrationen
ei1gefiibrt lperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
@erhananispuasr gntpnnfa0.

Sails GitD, %. 5eb. = 0as 9(i.
tonobiL bon Serrn Gar[ 9eiL ii6er-
idlitg iiG, ais iidj oerieIbe nit iei.
ner Srau ouf Der Sabrt na4 9urooo
befon0. 6rau Sell blieb inter Den
Mtaihine liegen mo trllg anBer bier
&ipben6riid)en innere @erleklingen
Oabou. Sbr 3uitdn0 lit ie6r beoenf.
lid. Sell ielbit wuroe mir fpenig
berIebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
RefSens fir giiduf Suffn.

@ranN Sslan0, %. 5eb. 3os
8obneeb0loe BON 6rou Sobn
S6pptn I'M Mtttelplnft Der 5taot
aelegeh lit aitllt @reis bon $1,000
oaS Gigentum BEG gii1ofs Somes
q. 9uffp bon Der bieiigen 9io5eic
Der fatboliiden Stride gelporOen.
Ser airdenfurIt miro in Dem neuer-
iuorbenen @ebdli0e feline 3eiinen8
onfihlagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
1tns 11cbraska Gitp.

Montag nnfmittag itorb tn If.
rem Seim, $40 gorio, 6rou 2it-
cinoa @urgert SoditetIer i'm Mltet
BON nidt gar5 so Sabren. Die Ser.
itorbene. meId)e aus Ohio itommte,
binterl1Bt orei 5obue. Sic Beer.
0igiing finSet 8%onnerstag na6unit.
tng itatt.
yn i6rent Seim itorb Mont1g
friib hi SDrocrtie Jrou Bernard
9ebIou, cine friibere g~etuo6nerir
bon @ebrdsfa GitB, no@ fitr5et
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Gin Rabeuuater.

5nirbnrp. %. 5eb. 9tuf Ser.
anIaiiut9 Der 8itraer bon Differ.
miroe Dem oortigen Ir5t, Or. Sorrt
8nigeB, Die 0hbut itber Ieinef
Sobn Gilbert eiltSogen. Der Dot.
for bate ieinen Sobn ailf 0ds bru.
talite miBbdnbelt, i'm nit 4lltomo-
6ilfetteil gelhlageu tt10 oereIeiden.
9ie gmp0rlmg iiber Den Ar5t i'll
oilgemein. Ger allabe fpur0e Der
0bbut bon 5rat S. u. Sduifler
il~beriDieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
0pupe[hpdlaeit.

@rono S8lan0, %. Sch. SIN
Seim BON Sobn SdrOOer f1no am
9ienstug Die @od5eit ieiiter bei0en
.G0hter gfuna mo Cora itott. Die
Gritere nuroe Oscar Selano bon
Glarf. Q. O., ongetraut uno sic
QeBtere nit emil Sponion non
2Dons fir 6ns 2eben berblnoen.
getr Ole rtafiten @eripafioten uobn.
ten Ser 5eier BEL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
1lus Sen Paacn
Ser G~efck9cbMn0!
Die int 5ans eiugereifte Sams6alts.
porlage Test bic SMmnte bon
S3,120,93O ans.

Sincoln, %. Sch. 9ie Sous.
~boltsoorloge fir 6ie Sabre 1917.1S
mllroe i'm 5aus eineereidt uno iebt
$3,120,930 aus, ooer $367, $40
inebr als fir Die 8erpalttng nes
Stoates lit Den bei0en lebten Sab.
rem notig mar. Die b09eren Soften
aaer 9roonfte ruIo MateriolietL 10.
mie Die 3unobme Der SHiniien in ben
Deridiebenen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
be0ingen Die Mebrausgabe.
Die aitsga6en fir oie Stantsnni.
beriitdt iinO in oieier gorloge nidt
init einbegriffetL ebenfnIs nift ole
@orInge fir @eb1lter Ser Stoots.
onoeiteIlter. 9iele tultroen bereits
Dor sipci geodjen Dem Soits borge.
legt Wio mdhen 8eniaigungen bon
$SS0,000, ioooB iiber $4000,000
fir Die Germaltllng oe8 Stoates in
ben n0dlten 5lDet Sobren Derdiis.
gabt mer0en.
St Der notwithstanding befin-
Oct lif Gin Boitett bon $4,000 fir
Heporottren bes aopitoIs. 0oraus
idliebt man, fdB es pabrideinlib
nod fem neueB &apitol geben miro.
9teu. Or. 8olrnes, Der Srieoens.
foroer, bat inn llrtterbaus cine longe
JrieOensreoe 9ebalten, iporin er 0en
Stallopunft bertrat, Oob amerifa
nnter alien l1mit1noen li6 aus Dem
europ1iihen apnflift berausbolten
miiiIe. Dine ben 0antett oeS 8rG-
lioenten 8t nenuen, trat CT leiner
SteIlun9snobme in internationalen
angeleeenbeitcn idarf %Gntgegen.
Or. SoIu1es miro bellte o6enO i'm
Bono Sbeater In Omaha ipreden.
8anfrnfs @efngniiie beiduittcn.
Dos 0bergerift bot cine @rtiheis
0itrg abgegeben, mona1 Der Bdntrat
fem Gedt bat, 8onfen 8reibriefe
sit berpeigeriL iolange Dies niht i'm
@i0criprith nit Den Gtaotsgeieben
iteDt. Sn Sibneb, Cheyenne Gountp.
ipate Die r9tebrnsfn State 8aitf OF
Si0neD4 gegriin0et perOen, Der
9anfrat n6er berfpeigerte ben Srei.
brief ollf Die @nnobnte bin, DAB in
jener @egeno fein 5eIo fir EN- fol.
DIES 6inon5tnititllt lei. 9ieIer
@runo lit nae5 Der Gntideionlg oes
0bereeridtes binf1lig. 9berrihter
0nmer entidieo oen San. 4urh Die
@itihei0nng per6eu an0ere @eItint.'
mtlnsen oes 8anfrats binfaGig.
sir gnte sanOmese.
4os Sols belt geltern a6enD elm
0erhor ilber Ole 9orlage 5ltr Snof.
lung beiIerer 2aflopege up0 Die 5i-
d)erltflg oes Seils bes 8nnfonos fir
oielen 3lped. 8os folgen0e Sn1a.
Ia aomitee eri5ien bor Gem Sous:
Aoroda 81. groipn, @. 9. Gbeef,
8. q. George g. 9. Sopar0. Rop
Som, 8. 6. @IiBman ulO 4. ".
g2ells.
9ngegen iproh Der iil6er5iingige
91otllrpbiloiopb Charles &oofter
bon Silber Greet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
;yeiler in ganliue, sse6.

gmiliue, %. 5eb. Die Gdmie.
Sc BON @iIiam @abelefa uno oas
S1oengei6dft BON Map & Mab mnr.
Den Giengtng Elm Eaiib Ser 5lnnt.
men. Gos 5eicr hotte IN Der
Shmie0e ieinen l%lriprung mo grifi
icbr idlnen unt lid. Ger anQeridl.
ieie Sdlaoen belduft ii9 aui ctuo
sig, 600.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
500 ami Grareifnpa eines @SrSers

Siucoln, %. Sch. = @~onbernellr
9ebiae bot cine 8elobnang bon
500 aitf Die Groreifung oes Mor-
0ers bon Soc Nlortines in 8ranO
SSsIallo ~oltsgeiest. ct mleiltete hermit
Der an i'm geridteten Nnffotnerung
oes Gountponmaltes bnn Soq goun-
tn 6oIge, Der Tim 4usiesumg elmer
8elobnlnlg eriudte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
@ei Nntpmn6ilnnfna nctatet.

8Opea, %. Sch. Ser befnnu-
te 5armer aorI SornS fono anf Der
Steae ben ZOO, ais iid has 9[uto
IA gleileR noroIid bon bier iiber.
idIitg. ndbreno 4eter @bitlolu op'r
auburu idper perIest ipurOe. !
2ebtere muroe nod einem Soipital
in Rebrosfa Gitb iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Bum gpitmeiiter numiniert.

2inoiab. %. 6eb. = Niit 30
Stimmen itber ieiuen i'm on nod
item fommerOen @egenfonoi0atelt
@ia g8infIer, lit 8. S. &omader
9ienstag gum Boitmeiiter bon Sinh.
jap nominiert norbett. SIM 8onseil
itan0eu 7 8eiperber i'm 5eloe. uno
es tpuroen insgeiomt sos Stimmen
abgegeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

samsrrbeibsH BsrSeH In s biz u ras,n sebtilt.
,,BaAp" saIbe niof iunrnoe. tliBere. dnsere
ooer bintcroe 9~dnInubctneH heiii. Gle crfte
anpcHouHa eet Sni6e eeri@alft Gtleinterung.
SOC,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

%beridpiHSet uuo oas Snden wtrO fofOrt ees
IiHoert. mtdHner itito 5rauell lm eaif8en
aaHoe gebrau6eH g iest gaeaeludaia.
.2anra" foat: .gor Ginger 3ett haBe i'd
mir cine beftiae eridIiina rnb Sliiel aaGe.
soeen. Sd p~rcbtertc bfele Mdttet, aber ne
boDeH mir, ipie eS ibeint, gar Hiht5 gcDplfeiI.
SO pilnihes bab Sic mir rdttiI pHroeig lSaS
s~aiporf: Gle brarner eiien abfi6renoen
Sliteuinrtp5 Der BITE grfdltzne aus Sbrent
Shltent tretbt. Nad1itebeH0es Jc8ept iDtr0
Sbrer @rflltnng uilo Dem 9liitet stnbalt TIN:
3olen Sic fi6 Elm 2la un5e1s&atet fpft5els
triertes Offence mseittbo2 nreie rnb b1Iteif eie
l0 an ole Observation-Disclosures dnt Der
Slafde. 9lebuien Ste iebe pDer nlle alpet
Gtiitoelt einer LecI6iiet bon, bis Sbr SufEIr
befer miro. 9ies nitro Gle in etHigett pents
Gen Iagert beritellet
SrT. g. %. 81. fraet: SD Babe slpei Sabre
lang cine Gtdt Oeriid1t I'm fietft @eiplfht al
erbb6et itno sic G1alitnt nIcires @Lltes at
ner6eiern .gber bergeblid. 8ttte, mir ettpns
g%lHtport; 0iute. baeere. blntIoie W'enIAeir
bratHet 9id@bilie, I'm bon Deft leilolfeleir
5peiicH gsabrllra 5lt abforbierert iliin iir bic
len l~pe5iellen Siped perl9retbe Id iil1ilter oret
@raiI Snpos9elcldne 8abletteit. etIt bodit ipirfs
James 8rdlarat, lpeittt re9elnldBig uilo 6ebarrs
lid aetlpnIntefI, nQ es duIcheiHciID bic roter
rno iDeibeH @lutfnrperdell pernebrt mo 10
@efunobeit, 8raft uHO bcrHtcbrte5 GeiuitAt
pSLlWullI
Geo. s. @. f9rei6t: pgieIei6t fDftteu Gie
mir etfp1S herfDreiheit, % Mir rleiit 2itn1ll0
understandable lit. gadbreHo 0eS leeten Sob
res babe tn on oliBeroroentlihcr JSerbuiitlt
ltuo 3tterf gelitten u1o nleiile @lieDntnReit
fiHo faIt. 9nbe fbIebten 2fppetit bin fdlipod,
rllbelo5 mo babe Ielnefl @hrget5, 5it 0rbeitcit
uoer GrpeLttrg gu iudeft. Sin dlIc8cit nIilne
mo III feinem Chime Der idhtae Niann, Der
i'd Dor ipenieeft Sabreu ae)pefen.@
N~lHtfpnrt: Sine madDiDole, bic gtcrDeft bees
iineenbe Wteot5in fontc ben fmIdfrigen. fras
leTt 3iitdnb bebebell Ito nelieft @hrgei5 mn
@teYeie In Sbr Bllt mo bte 9crbert brltneft.
Gnilfen Sic orei @rliH @aoeipeilesI nbIetten
in beriiegeIten Guben nno rebmea Sic lie nab
strtpeiilag.
Janee @lutter fhreibf: 491eine beiSex
4ttner leioer uI Starfer @rfdItltltg. Gle bis
iteft l6redlido. SD ielbit letoe ie6r an gelts
raIsie. ,8itte mir elm Icfales @eiImitteI an.
s%tHfnort: Gin beioltcers fuirfionies nno
oirmbrineen6es Seilutittel miro Sbuelt mo
sS1ret afnoerH Die erfebnte 6eiIiiHg %briIaefL
5tduft HinespzIdtnnf INTO beruen0et Sic fels
biges Iaat beiliegenoer @nipeiiuna
aoti5: gieIe SABRE 1inoltr1 bat ST. gafer
freien 9f1t ertetlt UNI 3e5epte an Miuioneit
Neute geee6etl, lflo airur ourn Die Gp1Ifer
Der 8reie, uit6 CT Bat Obne 3ipeifeI nie1r BET
Der Setlung bon Rrnlfbeiter uH0 9eioen dcs
boiler, al5 irgero eine Gift5eIperfnn hi scr
@efnimte oer @eIt. Ianfeahe bnbet ihin
f6riftli4 .ibre Sanfbnrteit unb ibr gertrduen
dlseeoridt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

Gin Oeltihes Sou6boot bot an
einem entaigen Gag 51,800 Sonnen
berientt. 3uber Der Same yMi6er-
folg."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
sdnle lueaen aiptAerifs aeidluIen

WtlIeDu, q. yen. Negen e.
ner 9ipbteritis gpioemie lit Die
beige SodidiiIe tenlbordr gefdloi.
len noroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
7RsDoCToRs
AD1Ee1zg2BaHW -

/ Ole inter bedntfDortetet Srdgea iino niIs
d%einei1er gai1ir; Die Ghnlptp1re lii0 GfnIlfs
beiten iinb nileeiitbrt limb Bic 9ttt0Drten gels
fen fit ieoen Sal dbnIider Nahfr.
gser meiteren 9lut frei piinlmt i6reibe an
OF. Cents Safer, College Nlogy @puegedfls
zines feIblta0reiierteH, franfierten Wrtefunl*
| idIaqes iir bic Riidnntipprt. 91ntte uIo
| 9loreiie f1itffeu hou dnnepebert ineroetts ~
meiueH 2litiiporten meroeH iebon rur bio
@ni~1ngsbunitdben n6er flu9ierie 9inrnelf acs
braunt. Sic 9le3epte fnnnel in ieoer 1iiteJ
apotbefc dusgeihbrt neroett obet Der slpps
tbefer fam bas Se9Ieroe bciat @IigrcsbaHoler
| b~efteileti.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Die Fahrt der
Bon Saul @6nia

gerudrdtat bel einfaufu ac III Oiefr Seuums auosisstpea ua
nmAt tie Noroui nutmerHnni naM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

rerldiriHScf unb ous Sudet mtro fofort ees
IiH0ert. W2dnIer 1iitn fSr0ueit i'm a6if5en
aanoe gebran6en 81 iekt IeaelmdBia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-15

the camps, thus sums up the matter:
Everything is being done to keep
these fine American boys fit, both men.
tally and physically. and the boys
! themselves are meeting the endeavor
far more than halfway"
Tell Of Executions
THE scene OF other stories is laid
abroad Letters purporting to be from
members Of our exedpitionary forces
are dropped In public places. They
tell OF executions In patches for
assaults on women or describe myth
cal san culinary encounters. This, says
the New York Herald. "is believed to
be part Of a German plot to spread
alarm among American mothers, wives
and sisters and hinder the work Of
assembling the National Army
Here is a sample fake" letter pub.
lished in the New York papers:
Dear Sister Lillie:-I hardly know
IL this will every reach you but as Joe
B ship will leave soon for T. S. A.
he promised to sneak a few lines to
you. ! am alright Sis and tell Mother
too but this War is H. and we had
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Mayors Proclamation

To the Citizens OF Richmond:
to
new 20 Christmas which
100000 asking for added membership OF 1O
10000 the City OF Rich
will the enrolment Of
available.
OF
eve a a friendly
ministers
capable
and its to investigation.
entails Of 81 90 but
effort
the results with the ministry healing relief and combine
Of will
enenty fitting this should be brought to at this time
make this Christmas Eve What
of
respectfully
happiest helpfulness.
J. ROBBINS,
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ase Stories Made Germany SWALLOWED by Too Cedou Other Cite

been repeated many times In Rich
mond is that knitted articles made by
Richmond chapter of the Red Cross
society and sent to soldiers were TAX.
en- by tho officers. Another German
lie.
The National Committee of Patriotic
societies suggests that a membership
list be posted on some CONSPICUOUS
corner in every community and that
the stories and the story teller's names
be sent to the local newspapers and
to the Washington headquarters. This
is the request Of the Committee of Pa
triotic societies:
Do Your Part.
Demand facts and sources of infor-
nation whenever you hear story that
you do not know to be true.
Trace the story back to the person
man or woman-who first told it in
your community.
Report the names of persons circu-
lating the story and the nature Of the
statement"
In the treason factory output" as
the Philadelphia North American char
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Malicious rumors and false reports
tending TO cast suspicion on the gov.
arnmsnt of the United States and thus
hamper the prosecution of the wal
have been afloat in Richmond from
time to time.
Only recently was the rumor cur
rent in Richmond that Joseph P. Tum-
ulty, secretary to President Wilson.
was In prison charged with treason
As the story was repeated 1t grew and
then IT was rumored that he had been
executed as German spy.
All of which was lie.
Despite this fact, however, many
persons believed it and whispered it
to their friends. The story was wide
ly circulated.
Not Above Average.
However, Richmond's credulity is
not above the average of many other
American cities. according to the cur
rent issue OF the Literary Digest.
which tells of some Of the lies concoct-
ed by German brains to spread dlssen-
sion In the United States, and thus
hamper the prosecution of the war.
One of the common lies which has
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PEACE NOW
IS TREASON
SAySP PREMIER
Lloyd-George Says Victory
Is Within Grasp-America
Steps In.

LONDON, Dec. l5.-Steady progress
towards victory is being made by the
allies, despite some untoward occur
rences, Premier Lloyd George declar-
ed yesterday.
1t is because of this fact, the pre-
mier said, that he would regard peace
overtures to Prussia as betrayal of
the trust of himself and his colleagues.
The premier's exact words were:
1T is because am firmly convinced
that, despite some untoward events,
despite discouraging appearances. we
are making steady progress toward
the goal that I would regard peace
overtures TO Prussia, at the very mo-
ment the Prussian military spirit is
drunk with boastfulness, as betrayal
of the great trust with which my COL
leagues and myself have been charg-
ed"
Greater Sacrifice Ahead.
The premier said, however, that a
call must be made on the nation for
great sacrifices and that more fighting
men were needed until the American
forces arrive to offset the burden that
had been cast on the allies by the de-
lection of Russia and the reverses Of
Italy.
The allies now must defend all
fronts against the enemy and have a
mobile army for any point of emerg-
ency the premier said, and he added
that the allies had a superiority in
man power in France on the battle
fr1n a
British reserves at home.
Speaking to eenchers.
The premier, who was speaking at
the dinner Of the Grey's Inn Benchers,
said:
"If this is the worst moment, it is
because Russia has stepped out and
America is only preparing to come In.
Every hour that passes will see the
gap formed by the retirement of the
Russians filled by the valiant sons Of
the great republic.
Germany knows 1t and Austria
knows it, hence the desperate efforts
that they are making to force the Is
sue before America is ready"
Must Face the Danger.
If Russia persists in her present pol
icy, he premier pointed out, the with
drawal by the enemy from the east of
a third of his troops must release hun
dreds of thousands of men and masses
OF material to attack Great. Britain.
France, and Italy
at would be folly" he added, TO
underrate the danger, equal folly to
exaggerate it, and the greatest folly of
all not to face it.
eff the Russian democracy has de-
cided to abandon the struggle against
military autocracy, the American
democracy is taking it up"
Fully Agreed With Wilson.
Mr. Lloyd George said he was glad
to understand that Lord Lansdowne's
recent letter had been misunderstood
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one tough battle last Friday, about 1s3
soldiers q. S. killed and nearly five
hundred in hospital and don't doubt II
a hundred amt killed every day, Wa
Put up game fight but those English
chaps are d. old towards, the
French are dandy fellows and kind
too. Must not get caught writing this
so don't expect long letter. Hope
you and dear Mother are both well
and pray for me night that may soon
return to you again; close with
kisses. Your brother Jim.
Am in Chemin des Danes left arm
shot off to shoulder don't tell mother
tare OF this part.
Scissors. France, October 23. 1917"
'In order to fnghten mothers and
fathers of our soldiers" the Commit
tee of Patriotic Societies observes.
exaggerated statements have been
made as TO the very large percentage
Of casualties in the Allied armies. IA
q matter of fact. the actual figures for
casualties IN the entire French army
for the twelve months of 1916 are 2.7S
ger cent. This includes prisoners Who
of course, are not killed
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in barracks, have been found to be
quite without basis Indeed recent
camp correspondence IN the Chicago
Tribune reveals the fact that In at
least one cantonment Allied officers,
detailed for instruction, have remark
ed that the soldiers are coddled and
being softered for the hardships Of
trench life by too much steam heat;
also that they are being petted little
too much"
Stories of rampant vice at army
camps have been going about the
country for months At least one So
oial worker OF prominence has lent
her name to support serious charges
involving Eastern camps. No one ex-
poets million men OF average moral
ity to turn into a million plaster saints
in barracks. but sensational stories of
immortality are denied by the military
, authorities and Y. NJ. G. A. workers,
nd are denounced as slanderous by
many editors.
In the New York Tribune Cosmo
Ha4ilton, after series OF visits to