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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-14
Exercise for Brood Sows.

The brood sows should have plenty
OF exercise during the winter months:
If they seem little lazy about getting
out. no matter. It should be arranged
so they will have 20 so a little dis
lance to obtain their feed.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-14
Buying Mixed Fertilizers.

When buying mixed fertilizers pay
no attention to the brand, but study
carefully the formula. The amount Of
nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash
is what you get and pay for, the name
may mean nothing.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-14
They Escape.

''Hew true it is
sWhat?''
''That the rain falls alike on the
just and the unjust"
'How about those who work in the
subway? inquired the Esv Yorker,
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-14
IIsinn Hnnne-Grown Feeds.

The careful and observant farmer,
BY feeding Just enough and no more,
can usually keep his animals in good,
thrifty condition with homegrown
feeds.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-14

~ ~ girl 0 dg dt a position he she mmt
a o e Ter
j t defeated nd evil d r ndf weak
o
p strange nc charming
% q home he mother Anna and old
the hospital
e len re Ienz
il o Zoe D he thtK at hecokan Char
f r Max who " s lying
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Books of Timely Interest
That Everyone Wants to
Know About

My -Four Years in Germany by
Gerard. $500.
Inside the British Isles U917
by Arthur Gleason 800.
Behind the German Veil De
Beaufort, $500.
The diary of q Nation The War
and How We Get Into lt-by T.. S.
Martin (of Lfc). $1.50.
The Flaming sword Gin Serbia
and clsewhere) by Mrs. ST Clair
Stobart. S1.15.
My "reminiscences Of a Gun
ncr of a % Mn. Battery -by Paul
Lintier. S1.33.
The First Canadians in Franco
by T.. Mckelvcy Bell, S1.35.
y Journal From Our Legation III
Belgium Hugh Gibson, 800.
Over the Top by Guy Empey,
S1.50.
a History Of the Great War-by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Pink Satin Gowns, with
dainty imported FRENCH Val.
lace trimmings. sleeve cut in
three points with French rose
buds. Very effective. S1O.9S.
Satin Teddy 10 match, S5.9S:.
Pink Satin Nightic. With
Georgettc crepe top, blue ribs
bon trimmings, with very fine
faces. $3.50,
Satin Teddy to- match, S5.0S.
Trimmed Bottom Pink Satin
( Gown, with ge0rgettc top, fine
imported calais lace forming
yoke and sleeve, dainty ribbon
trimmings. $IO.O8. azga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Khaki and Cowhide. Toilet Kits"
fitted, $l.9S to S14.00.
Untitled Khaki Kits, soc to $40.
Unified Leather Kits, SOS to
$500.
French Mirrors, 39c to S1.5O.
Dirty or Laundry Bags, S1.00 to
$5.9S.
Leather Wrist Bracelets, soc to
$500.
Radium Wrist Watches, $40 to
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
The $29.5O Lot

1t comprises Fur-Colared Coats
about one hundred exceedingly smart
garments, mostly of Wool Velour-belted
models, with pockets, deep cuffs, etc.
These Coats are lined throughout with
Soils Satin, and come in the seasons
most popular shades. All sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
The $500 Lot

represents d wonderful collection of
fine Goats, all OF which are lined
throughout and warmly interlined; lin
ings Of plain color or fancy silks Coats
for street, afternoon and general wear
Most all have deep collars and cuffs OF
Raccoon, sMuskrat, Seal Nutria, etc-all
sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Crepe dc Chine Tailored
Gown, with tailored tucked top,
sos. -.
Pussy.Willow ASiik. Billy
Burke Nightic, with elastic
hemstitched legs. fine lace
edges and ribbon trimmings.
$1,000.
Boomers of crepe. hemstitch-
ed. for $3.50.
boomers of crepe, withalace,
1898. =.
CamisoIcs from S1.OO to So
Us styles). ~. So.
Second Floor-East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Canada in War Paint-by Capt.
Ralph w. Bell, $1.25.
French Warfare-by ]. S. Smith,
$3.50.
War = French-by Cornclis De-
Witt Wilcox, 75c.
The Evidence in the Case-Beek,
$l.25.
War Addresses, 1915-1917-by
Henry Cabot Lodge, $3.50.
In German Hands-by Charles
IIeunebois, Sl.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
looks for the Soldiers Kit

a Student in Arms-by Donald
Hankey, $3.50.
On the Edge Of the War Zone
by Alducb $1.2J.
Carry Only Coningsby Dawson,
S1.0O.
A Green Tent in Flanders-by
Maude Mortimer.
All the above are books one can
not afford to miss. They make eX-
cellent gifts for soldiers as we'll as
friends at home.
BaSement-SOuth "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
NIAGARA" Silk Garments

Band Top Silk Vests, in
white or pink; all sizes. $l.50.
All-Silk Bodice Vest, with
washable ribbon over shoulder,
white or pink. S1.50.
I,loomcrs to match, $2.25.
Silk Teddy, in pink only,
with hemstitched band top,
sos.
iIigh.gradc Silk Teddy Cor
envelope Chemisel. with lace
"cntredeauX." pink only. $3.08.
Lace Trimmed Vests. of Mia
rara" silk with band finish; all,
sizes; very effective; pink silk
with white lace, S2.0S.
Boomers TO match, $3.50.
Silk Vest, with imported lace
mcdallions and double row lace
finished top; nice for holiday
gifts, $3.25.
"MarcelIa" shape Pants to
match, $3.0S. .lp
Second Floor-East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Crepe de Chine and Satin
Underwear

Young women prcferring Undergarments of char
acter and refinement rather than cheap 'showYness
will be delighted find Miller G. Rhoads garments
that their every requirement. We have some eX-
celent values just now together with assortments we
satisfied unmatched hereabouts
Monday will especially feature:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
At $500 and $3.50
Misses Skirts, $3.50 to $1,000

The skirt drafted into sarvi,
for school we'll sensible
and seryiccable addition to the wardrobe
girl. . 1870
Here skirts Of popln plaid effects; dantilv
plated and with pockets; also In coor
navy blue and assorted plads, $3.50 to $1,000 "
Second Floor.g-Wes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
A Most Important Occasion
Presenting Values That
Are Truly Remarkable

Street in
OF
a 0-als
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Money Belts, soc to S1.5O.
Writing Cases, soc to $3.50.
Knives, soc to S2.9S
Bill Folds, soc to $500.
Loose Leaf Books, zoe to Sl.25.
Shaving Brushes, $1.0O TO $5.9S
a pair.
Swagger Sticks, 25c to SOS.
Gillette Service Safety Razors,
5000.
Beacon Flash Lights, $l.75.
First FlOOr-WeSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Handy Editions Of Worth
While Books for the Soldier

rhymes Of Red Gross Mani
Service. Sf.25.
Spell Of The Youkon. S125.
Ballads OF Chekehako, $l.25.
Laugh and Live-Douglas Fair
banks, Sl.00.
Rhymes of the Rockies, Sl.00.
Rapid Fire English, French and
German, 25c.
Soldiers Diary and Note Books,
SOC.
Each of above is bound in khaki
and pocket size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
What's a Cauliflower? Consult
Trench Directory and Learn

Editors Notr-This l. thu sec
ond installment Of tho Trench
dictionary
Camariila--A group % Russian r-ac-
tionaries who were influential with
the former ear and czarina-
Camel Iirigade--ilritish soldiers d~s-
lgnation for the infantry on &C.
count % the appearance that the
heavy pack gives tho men,
Camion--A military truck.
CamoufiaEe--Fakiug A make be.
iicvo
Carry Onto SO ahead.
Cauliflowrr-A special shell with
small wire wings fired from a
trench cannon especially Tor break.
ting down harhe,i wire.
Cave Noutr-safoty cellar for pro
lection from AirplAne bombs.
e. &. s.-CaHualty clearing station
Ciericai~--A Russian political fac
ton representing the Orthodox
Greek church. Wcro EtruuE do
Tenders % tho car
Coal Boxes--shcils from trench NOR
tarH.
Communique-An official rvpor,
given out ~ the French govern.
mcuL
Congregation Of tho ArrhanErl st.
Mieharl--A nerni.rullEious reaction.
AIRY Russian society formed In sup.
port % tho czAr.
Consolidating a Po-ition--Th- prup
aration Of recently captured
ground against . counter attack
Constitutional DcmoerAis-Th, most
influential liberal party In Russia
Convoy--Savai escort for shipa-
Cooks Tour-An official trip over 4
battle ground under tho guidance
OF scouts for the benefit % officers
and non-conmiHuioned officers Of
newly arrived army.
Counter Attaek--An effort 90 rv-ov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
Fl, LAYTON CAR
KILLS AGED MAN

Dragged Is feet by Fort iawton
car. a man about 20 years old t--lias.
oA 10 D. q. &. oEie. Ions Reach. Cal.
was killed few minutes trforc mid.
night "wednesday. az FIRST ave. and
blanchard 1t
Witnesses state that tho accident
was due 20 tho failure Of tho man 90
hS-d the hrlt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
FOUR INJURED
IN ACCIDENTS

-Four persons w-re Injured In auto
accidents reported "wednesday. but
none so seriously as TO require hos.
pltal confinement T. Granetu. az
seth ave. s.. and his brother. In ono
car. and X. W. sullivan. is9 isth
ave. In another. were In an accident
IN which Granctu'a brother and Sui
ivan were slightly bruised J. Dean.
1855 whitman ave WAS bruised
Tuesday evening. The foot OF an
unknown pedestrian was run over b.
J. A. schaff. tTsS nth ave. y. r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
"kids" Save $14,581

Fly United Prcu Leased Wire
SPOKANE. Dec. so.-Pupils Of the
public grade schools during tho last
year saved iit.5si. according 20 an
announcement OF a local bank here.
which has been handling IN. savings
OF the children. The total savings OF
the children are fi05.Tit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
BLETHEN TO EAST

By Uaitrd Press Leuxcd Wire
WASHINGTON. Doc. Cool G.
z Blcthen In included In tho nss Of
faeific coas, artillery officers who
are ordered TO take a course OF In.
struction In tho artillery school At
Fort Monroe. Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

er n recently lost position
Cratrr--lioio made BY high CT
plonlve she'll
Croix dc surrr~-A French docora'
ton for bravery,
Croix RouE. nrrnchl--iied Cross.
More TO Follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
HURRY! HURRY!
BAZAAR BOOTHS
OPEN AT 10 A. M.

Christmas presents at
war relief sale so like
hotcakes: crowds gobble
up wares: receipts pass
$4,000 mark. and will
reach 100000 by Satur-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
SPAIN LOSES SNIP

ny Uaitrd Prr.s Leased gtrs
PARIS. Dec so.--Ths Spanish
steamship Noviofnbre. ASA tons
gross. has been torp-io~d without
warning at uiEht. according 90 n
dispatch from Biarrttz Thirty OF
the crew have b~rn landed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

ny rniicd F'rcss Lcascd Wtfr
PARIS. Dec. 20 LOSSES 20 French
shipping BY mine or submarine for
the week ending December IS. were
cIc-~.iinFiy light only ono vessel.
under 500 tons. being sunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
He Wanted a Tank
Porfy-Thot's All

OAKLAND. Cal. Dcc. eo.--AlieE'
Ing her husband told her n she
wouldn't 20 out with him and get
tanked he would get some one who
would Lillian u. Dieckman sued
George pieckfnnn for divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

Art Dcpartment-1hird Floor.
Hand-embroidered Pillows
Hand-crocheted Center
pieces
Book Scction-Lower Main Floor.
Michael-by Jack London
The Rubaiyat of Omar
khayyam
The Real Mother Goose
Mems Store--Bowcr Main Floor.
Mems Mocha and Cape
Gloves
Mems Fancy Negligee
Shirts
Mems Neckwear
Picture Dept.-Third Floor.
Stand Photo Frames
Scrim Curtains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
Thursday Night

EVENING
rAEApF-wth University nand
HIPPODR0NE-Aifr soc. w. A
petnra
-ras star sp.nried Hammer
Mrs Geo W. Russell.
fiiiiputiRn vautsvfiiA. 8sss
Dancing. 9.Ge
ARESA--hsud concert. saivaeioa Army
hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

uownng students. sweater~d co
eds and the hlartnE campus hand
win invade downtown tonight and
take charge OF the Girls War Relief
bazaar. It's University night
Cash registers continued 20 play a
tinknng harmony az the bazaar
THURSDAY when total receipts passed
the $40 900 mark. The aim OF the
YOUNG women Is 20 raise tioo. 900.
They'll do IL BY saturday night
one hundred policemen and blue
Jackets couldn't keep the crowds
moving at times "Wednesday night
Everybody kept good natured. do
spite the packed humanity.
Lieut.. Dagger. British recruiting
officor hack from the front. explains
the war pictures shown each after
noon NJ the Hippodrome.
Bazaar receipts "Wednesday were
sis.5IS.1.
JOIN the lied Cross.
This slogan was hammered into
the crowds az tho Hippodrome by
Congressman John f. Miller at the
war bazaar Wednesday night.
"Many American homes win be
left dcsolate." he said. and many
widows and bercaved mothers eyes
will be wet with tears. but II II
bravery and patriotism We need
now. We will win this war because
the great. efficient German military
machine Is past the turning point
Tho pendulum Is swinging back
You'1 have 20 hurry 20 grt Christ.
mas presents at the bazaar. Booths
open at 10 A. m
You can buy all kinds OF knitted
things. dresses. waffles. groceries
smokes. everything. at the
bazaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
GIFTS AT SIPS

Toilet ArticIcs-Lowcr Main
Floor.
Perfume in Fancy Boxes
Hair Brushes
Picture Departmcnt-Third Floor.
Handsome Pictures
Serving Trays
Boys Shop-Jpper Main Floor.
Boys Outing Flannel
Pajamas
Hosiery-Uppcr Main Floor.
Women's Fine Silk
Stockings
White or Pink Silk
Camisoles
Lingerie Section--Third Floor.
Boudoir Caps of silk
Silk Camisoles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
Friday Program

AFTERNOON
ART gTuDENTS DAY
HYPrODROME Band concert. high
school oreh~mtr.
AEK~A--whAnEdoodi QuarrstfA
EVENING
PARADE
pHONE-Adirezx see. rfx-sr
CfDeA
The star Spanwfsf Banner. .
Mrs. J. n Harrison
Dancing. SEQ.
ARE<A-Hknd concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

Toilet Goods--Iow~r Main Floor.
Hard Rubber Dressing
Combs
Ivory Pyralin Dressing
Combs
Boys shop-Uppcr Main Floor.
Boys Suspenders, Belts
and Ties
Blouses. Wool Gloves and
Toques
Cuff Links and Tie Pins
Hosiery and Gloves-upper Main
Infants Silk Hose-Pink,
Blue and Black
Women's Wool and Cotton
Hose
Boys and Girls Wool
Gloves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
GIFTS AT $1.50-

Undcrmuslins-Third Floor
Lingerie Night Gowns
White Petticoats
Stationery Dcpt.-Uppcr Main.
Gift Stationery
Leather Address Books
Brass Book Ends
Leather Photograph
Albums
Bookmarks
Hosiery-Uppcr Main Floor.
Women's Heavy Silk
Stockings
Toilet Articlcs-Iower Main
Large French Ivory Travs
Pyralin Ivory Hair
Receivers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

Won hear tho call.
Have you answersi'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
Willow Flower Baskets, Small Sizes

ttett
Jewoiry scctiop-Uppcr Main
lloor.
Service Pins-1, 2 and 3
Stars. 25c
Box of Hair Pins
Pretty Pearl Beads
Baby Shcp--s~eond Floor.
Turkish Towel Bibs
White Lisle Thread Hose
Rattles in different styles
Pink and Blue Satin Sachet
Bags
China Scction--Fourth Floor.
Glass Salt and Pepper Set
Fancy China Cup and
Saucer
Six Nut Picks and one
Cracker
Pottery Ash Tray
Small Pottery Jardiniere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

You'n have 10 hurry 70 grt Christ.
mas presents at the bazaar. Booths
open at 10 A. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20
Pretty Cut Glass Bud Vases SOC

Book Shop-Lcwr Main FSs~.
Child's Garden of Verses
Boys and Girls Classics ~
The Altar of Freedom-E
by Rinehart
Art Goods and BaskctS-ntra
Floor.
White Wicker Sewing
Baskets
Novelty Pin Cushions
Novelty Clothes Pin Kits
China Section-Fourth Floor.
Hand-painted Mayonnaise
Set
Cut Glass Marnalade Jar
Nut Bowl with anvil and
hammer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

You can buy all kinds OF knitted
things. dresses. waffles. groceries.
smokes. everything. at the
baxaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

Book shop-Iowcr Main Floor.
United States Navy Cut
Outs
Paper Doll Cut-Outs
The Paint and Scissors
Book
Joy Housekeeping Sets
Boy Scout Books
Childrcn's One-syllable
Books
Mems storc-Iyower Main Floor.
Mems Suspenders and
Carriers
Mems Arm Bands in colors
Mems Socks and Ties
Mems Handkerchiefs
Art shop-Third Floor.
Handkerchief and Glove
Boxes
Children's Work Boxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-20

Basket Scction--Third Floor.
Imported Bamboo Waste
Baskets
Noveltics-uppcr Main Floor.
Collar Bags
Manicure Sets
Strap-back Purse
Handy Music Rolls
Art Dcpartmcnt--Third Floor.
Japanese Candy or Collar
Boxes
Mems Storc-Lower Main Floor.
Mems Refer Mufflers
Mems Chamoisette Gloves
White Negligee Shirts
Fine Wool Hose
Merchandise Bonds
the most convenient why
of giving Main,
Second and Fifth Floors. !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
Bcitrdgc sur
1lnterItiiSung einer
Seutidlcn Sram!

Sir ben Gon0. ben 8rau 9lorq
Gornaf, 1851 ct Dlarps Qoe,
iammelt Inn Die 50 Sabre ate 6rou
,,0a so. Qppea In einen Qlteubeim
ltater5u6rineen. fno in ben Ietten
1agea meitere @eitrdae eingefaufen.
Is 8eigt iidb 0ab Die 8nbIreihen
9citraae BON oeittihen 9omen for.
men. Cos III id)on. 9ieIe 81 unO
50 mer0en balb cine grobere Suntme
olismaden 9esbalb, Jbr 6eutihen
8rauen belft Gurer alten gtitidme.
lterl IS lit nod tgHner cine on.
iebnlihe Sumlne n0tig, nm ibr eiueit
iorgenireien 2ebengabero 5u her.
idafferL oesbal6 ioa, Der fnun, iein
Sderflein gum gutea @ert beitro.
Gen.
Sier Der geridt. 8is6er %einseqan.
gen - $f5575; albert @iHen.
4oaias, glebr., ST; Grau @tarp @fiI
Ter. aooms. gie6r., 81; sSron Celia
Niaer, @oonls, aebry 81; 81. s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
i2Htaocr meg wcHcn
Deuti4lanc 5MfMtrcm

tIrue translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neh., on Dec.
1917.1
stod6pItn. s. Gg.-sontc sdpe.
Den ourm Sltnger nnS anSere miB.
Tide mirtIdaftlide nmitau0e qe.
5lUnrgcn Iperoen ieine gseutralitdt
o%aiI5iben. 0unn miro Dem Qan0e
feine cn0ere @abl bIeiben ais lid
9eutlhIdnO ou8ui6lieBen. 8ieie
Mletnung lit bier heute borberr.
ideno, ioeor inter Den So8iolilten
uHb 2iberalen, 0eren Sbmpotbie Bis
Jest nuf Seiten oer @aiierten All fin.
Den IDar. Ole MISUNDERSTANDING
lilter Der groBeu @toIIe oeg fhme0i.
lden 8olfes lie9en beitte nl6gliher-
weiie nod etipas ldIimnIer, als hi
GehIhldno. Der arbeiter erbdlt me-
niger @rot mo aartoffeln ais Der
jenige III 9elitidlan6, Bd6reno oie
@reiia nod b06er ais oprt iru0.
Shpe0en feet in eriter 9tnie feline
I@pffnitng nuf oas 3uiommenqe6en
Der ifanOmoDiihen Geide in @rlau-
gung BON glabrlngsmitteln; 5tDei-
tens rednet es aui 0abrung8mittcl
bon 9eutidlano. iomeit oieics iolbe
gqoeu maBige @ergiihlng %cnt6ebren
fam. Shpe0en bat ole @offmu1g
mlfgegeben, etiuas non 4merifa al
erhnIten. Geutidlano nltbt bic fi6
ibm bieten0e @elegenbeit in qeidids
ter @eiie aus, iH0en e5 0as dne
rifdniiAe embargo oa0urd beant.
iportat, 0aB e. tleine 5hiffslaoun
gen NIT 9fabrlngsmitaIn noA
GhmeDen iel6et, u0ourh es sic
lifentiide 92ainnng fir iid at qe.
minneu bofft. 9lau bort Dielfah
sGeltidLanO, o6gIei6 ial6it i6ledt
heiteILt, aibt inns g2abrlmg; ~2lrnerifa
Dns eenla Bot, gibt mts gar nihts. q
Gie bisher freunoihaftliden @e.
fubie Au1erifa gegenilber MADDEN ei.
ner gerei3taH Stimmnng g(aB. Ole
feIbe mag onbolten, 10 longe Die
fabrlngsmitteiuerbaltniiie i9ttm-
luer fDgr0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
uteIGMn0cit ans Ncn1
britildlcn ~ltricosamt
General Maarics iagt, Bic 1eutihcu
battcH bel Cambria Glide ST.
fUlge errnn9en.

(True' translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required by the act of Oct. 6.
1919
2onoon, 5. 9e8-@encrol s. g.
Mourice. @oriteber oes 6ritii6en
Grieasamtes iagte beltte, 0uB iufolge
Der qeriHgen @eipinne Der 3eitideu
Del Goutbrai einl GerIhiabung Ser
6ritiiheu 2inie in jenem Tell Dor
iid aiuq. Cir beiflrieb BEN @elpinm
an Der iiioIide 5lonfe ais ion gr0B
ter 28idtigfeit 0a 0aour6 ole 8u.
ittbr beorobt miro
3um eriten GloI felt Wot 1918
babeu 6ie 0eutiden britiide &C.
idiibe BET Goutbrai erobert, iagte Der
General.
Bel Cambria oIlein, crtl6rte M}mt
rice, BADEN mir 1876 fein0lihe CSC.
id)iise erobcrt oeshoJb brulldcn mir
uns Degeu Der g8eqnobme u~niercr
@eihiiBe nidt an iddnlln.
Der Gejn0 bate ms In cine
furdtbore Gage ge6raht fuGr Der
General fort, nber mcnn mir uns
aud im Roroen etuos 5uriid5ieben
miiieu, baden mir 0ennodb oie Sin.
0enburg Qinie ouf 8ebn Mleileu Can.
ge i'm @aiit. 9ln0erieits fam Der
6eiu0 behnupten, 0aB 0urh Dos
brompte gingreiian ieiner &cierben
infer @ormorid gum SnIten &c.
6ru1t rpur0e.
@s iteht auBar 6raqe. DAB @ene.
rnIquartiermciiter 2itoenoorff oen
Qugriff Bel Gam6rat pIaute un0
leitate. CT mpr0e 81 6ei0en 6IanFen
gleih3eitig ou8gefibrt un0 0emiel.
ben folgte auf Dem 6ltBe Elm Gor.
itoB I'M Centrum IN Der a6Ii6t 0os.
ieI5e 3u 0ur6breden. 9eiOe StoBe
bel Bourbon ltn0 I'M Centrum ber.
iogten. SIN Sit0en aber Daren Sic
Dattihen erfoIgreid. neil fie ms
it6errai6t2n un0 uniere 9inie 5000
tief ourditieBen un0 uniere
8atterien iiberranuten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1917
@aibingtou, 8. Ge5.-Gie aeio.
LUTON Der aOmmiitration, ben
&riegs8uiton6 5nii9en Den Ser.
Stonten uno Seiterrei6 erfldren0,
bon Ser @tittogsItumoe oes 5. Qc8.
I. 1917 alb, muroe beltte i'm 9l6georb.
netenbail5 eingereidt.
@ie in Der GrflGrung gegen
GettihlnnO 1T @ralioeut g8ilion or.
nd@ttgt .oie gan5e 9larine uuo mi
litdrmodt ser Ser. Staateu uu0 al.
lie @ilfsmittel Scr 9egierrng in Dem
ariege gcgeu 0%eiterreid eiu5uIeeeu,
un0 i'm 5eu arica arfolgreid 81 be-
enoen, merom ale &iIfSmittel oe5
2du0es uom GougreB Ger Ser. Stoa
ten aufgebotau meroen.@
Der 8orfitenoe 5looo BON Sau8.
fouitee reihte 0ieie Geiollition elm.
0ieielbe miro pom 4omitee, 0as bell.
te in Sisung it, IN formeaer @eiie
ougenouIuneu tper0en un0 miro ie0ens
falls morgen bonn @ouie. Gem Senat
miro 0ieie 8eIollttior am 6reitag I'M
terbreitet mer0en. syn bei0en 6dls
fern lit oie 4nnobme 0eriel6en fider.
8ie gleioIution Ialttet:
oQa Die 81. s.. Observation-Disclosures
ride Regierung feline 5einoieIigteit
Ser glegierung ltu0 Dem 8olfa Der
Ser. Staaten gegetaber feline 8ein0.
ieIigfeit on ben Gag qeIegt bat, in.
Dem es Die 0ipIomatiifen 9e3iebuns
gen ob9e6roden uno Sen unbe.
ldrdnften Tntdbootfrieg ieines Ger.
biinoeten ole faiierltde 0eutihe Re.
eieruug. nit meIter iif 6ie Ser.
Staaten TIT &riege befin0eL un6
8erbitnoeteu aae 6ilfe BET
Der GriegSfilbrung gegeu Sic Gegie-
rltng uno 0o5 9olt Der Ser. Staa.
ten 81 @aIar uno 5u 2anoe 8lteil
rDeroen IdBt oesbnlb iet es bon Dem
D%erianm1elten Seuat un6 Sous
8eidIoiien, Dab Elm ariegs5uitnn6
felt Dem f~iinftan Gage oe8 DECEMBER
3miideu oen Ser. 5toaten rno ser
t. f.. itarrei6ii9an.ungnriideu Re
9ierung beitebe; unb Der gr1fi0ent
Iei mo lit biermit ermddtigt Die
Jan3e ariegs mo Seemodt Der Ser.
Staateu mo ale 8ilfSquelen Ser
auF3ubieten, I'm arieg &c.
gen Die foniglide un0 foiierlide
5iterretdiide- 1ingoriihe gtegieruug
III iiibrel, uio Inn ben arieg 3a eis
aent erfoIorei6eu @noe ait fiibren
oeriprift Scr aougreB Der Scr.
ole @ilisquelen oe5 Qau
oe5 au8ubietan.