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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
8ege6t m ben @rG6ern ieiuer Sin
Der GelbitmOrS,

&ranf 1tno mitteqos, uno ieiner
6anilie fDegen Sruntindt entfren1-
oct, iotuie BON elmer grt Settles
fraufbeit befaaen, Ser 8ufol9e ibHt
Die @ufnabule in oas freie Soipitdl
uno 3i8ipeniarp Der gte6rasfa Uni
berfitGt beripeigert tpltroe, bot Sobn
Z. S1Ier, as Sabre alt, Elm SeBer
mo 5rg[eid 9idter iih eeitern friib
altf Dem 5oreit 2olpn 6riebbofe allf
sen @rdberu Ieiner Gtrber entleibt.
ST mur0e bon 6en 8eteiligteu Der
8eiieBpng bon SigbbD ouf Der &iid-
febr IN Iter6enOem 3uItanOe nit Ell
ner ielbit5ugefigten StuBlpu1oe auf-
gefln0en uub ltarh fltr5 0arnuf. See
ben Inn prr0e zines ieiner 0idteri-
iden @erfe al1fgefun0erl, Spiiden
oeIien Seiten folgenoe an feline 5rolt
IN Chicago geridtete geota itA be-
fano: 09iebe Mtapme: SD fam
0ieIe Tortnr nidt nlebr ertrogerl.
geraieb mir. Gdledte @elunobeit
unb 6eblan an onitdnoiger 8ebanO-
lung treiben mid sur gerameiflung.
Dag Soft un0 oas 8ltblifum mir
ber8eiben. Sd ineiB feiren onoereu
Seq mir au belfen. goe on ale.
Sobn &. Sbler.~ Der @eritorbene
batte Itf biele Male an Die ueri6ie,
6enen 8obltdtigfeitsorganiiotione
aerpanot uno bon ibnet llnteritiiB,
ung eriabren rno man bate iid
bereitg Inn ieine iofortige aufno6me
in Oas StaatsirrenaipL beiporben.
0Dler ioa ieit Dem &ooe ieiner 5Dei
fleinen Sohter, on Oefelt er nit gro.
Der 2iebe birlg, ifnermiitig aeiuor.
ben ieiu uio iid aduaIid Dem Srpll'
fe erseben baber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Srnnf nrrniftrten sdnnns.

geonr gapios, Sd, 28. Sob
8. 8. @}c0onal0, @itglieo oe8 1870.
aobollerie &cgimentes, iteIlte iih ge-
Itern Dem 2eutnant Ct. 6. @ttn0en,
no6oem er fir oret 8oden ber-
I6munogl mar. Mic0onalo beballps
tet, 0oB er fttr8 Dor ieinem Ser
Idmmoen in 9e8 Moines bon elmer
u~n6efannten @erion NIT @bistep BE-
ipirtet muroe ltno oornuf b0aig iei.
men 8erItan6 berlor un0 iiA felt Die
Ier 3eit attf ntdts mebr e~rinuern
tonne. gr motberte, ieineu gtnga6en
aufo(ge. n11reno Orei &oteu aiel.
mo planloS I'M Stoate umber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Sdarfes gurge6en ssoen 2anOeS'
feinbe.

9eS Moine8, So, %. gfob.-Rid
ter so. 8. Gaoe ridtete eeitern an
Die neuertpGblten @roBgeidmorenen
cine ernIte Miabnitna gegen olle
8erionen oie ftdl aIs 2~anoeSfeinoe
erpeiien, NIT groBter Strenge bor-
8ngeben. @r erfIGrte, 6aB biele Der
lelben our6 8erbreituttg fali6er @e.
riidte Die Srtereiien 0es 2anoes nno
Ser Gation IN be0e1ttenoem WfaBe
i6doigen ltn0 baber 8ttr 8erantpor-
tung ge8ogen tperoen iolett. Gr er-
mobtte Die @roBgei4morenet gegen
folde @eIebesibertreter fur@t(os unG
energiid bpr5ugeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
53iuei inter Observation-Disclosures
in Gaft.

Som &obaba, elm Sotel0iener,
1920 Qooge Str1Be pobnboft, rno
Serbert QiGinebarh elm gfeiienoer,
Ser i'm 9. so. 6. q. pobnt, tultroen
gqItern a6eno bon Ben &oli8iiten
SSoQp n1o @olfer IN 8erbin0ung NIT
Dem Gia6itobl beri6ieoener lteber-
8ie6er herbaftet. Die 8oli8ei lit Der
4nIiGt, oaB bier cine orgoaiiierte
8anoe beIteft Die 1teber8ieber uno
MGrtel itiehlt ur0 oieiel6en mad
Gbicogo ienoet. s. g. @rnbart bonn
Some Sotel beri4tete beltte, bob
ibm elm ueber8ieber %geItoblen ipurbe,
al8 er i'm Cattle SoteL Geitourant
IpeiIte. luD Clos, 5ao, bon supe.
rior, glebr., beflagt Ben 8erlltit zines
lleber3iebers, Der geitern aus Dem
@eiddftsIofaG bes 9entiiten 9r.
Glarf beri6mano.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
WerSinnnnn hes @itrra.

MilDnrfee, @i8., 2S. Nob.
Brai0ent @ilion erlieb cine Ser
oronnng, nod Der Der @etreioeber.
Ibroud Sur S%erItellitag bon Bier i'm
80 9rosert beidnitten miro. g2a6
Dem 8ierberbraud oes lebten Sab
res berednet, be0elltet Dies cine i6br.
|lihe @etreioeerIparnis bon lnge-
.fGbr 20.000,000 8nIbel. Sod oieIer
tleueit 8orLage oqrf Der @lfobOlges
bait oes 9ieres nidt 3 Brosertt fiber.
.iteigerb nGbrenO er friiber 3h Bis
"a 9ro5ent batriig; Die aIfpbolber.
Numbering lit Oaber 10 geringfiigig,
Dob iie Dobl foltu1 benterft iperOen
oiirfte. Ga man lhon felt Sabren III
Der 9erltellumg bon Bier beridieOene
Surrog1te beripeu6ete un0 0ieiel6en
.jekt MIR in beritdrftem Meabe our
8erpenbuug gelangen tperber, miro
ou9 oieie 4enOerung oes grauber-
fabrens Die 2ltalitdt oes bergeIteas
ten @iercs tperig ooer gar ni6t be.
reinfluiien. Inter norntalen llmltGr-
Sen berbrau9te Dos @raugeperbe
.idbrIid itneefdbr / &rooent oes @e.
trei0es, 0as i'm gar5en 2anoe geao.
gen miro. 9urd oie rleile 8eriii.
|gung 6eS &r1iioenten miro ser &c.
treioeberbraltd auf 5meiorittel 9ro.
sent beidnitten. ga ober ungefGbr
Die 9dlfte 6es bermal3ten @etreibes
mad Der g~eriuenoune nieoer als
8iebfutter 0ient, fam man bebaup.
ten, 0dB ole 8rauinouitrie tatid9Itf)
MIR Elm 3rittal 8ro3ent Der iGbr-
liden @etreioeproouftion bes gau8en
|2on0eS bertuen6et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
7Nrei 8late iOQen eeidIORen uer6cn.

Betitionet, um 0as WILLARD 9oteI,
cas- empire Safe nno Ole California
0rogenbonolung ou i6lieBen, muir
ben geItern i'm 9iitrittsseri6t bonn
.Silfs. 81 neroIanmolt q. 6. @ltnger
.un0 Sta0tontuaIt g. s. Mc@uirc
eingereiht. gle goben an, boB Die
'genannten &Iqbe fortpdbrenb Sht.
.ritaoien in utlgeIetLi6er @eiie auf-
'belpabrert. 9os @erb0r ipltroe fir
ben 9. 9e3ember feitoeiest. Su8pi-
.iden bleiben Die @ldBe often.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
ganf anoert gamen.

@alnltt, SSSo., Is. Roo.-0ie Sci
ter Der Bieiigeu g@ermnu 8onf" ia
men fi!r8lid iibereirb Den gSanten
oieie8 6inau5inItitutes Ben nuitdn-
oen entipredenO 1T 9amcrican
8ant" uln3udnoern. 3ur4 Oieie
freimilige aen0erung Miro Dem
3uni6e Ser bieiigen 8eb0lferung
entlproAeit, bic o6mobl g~roBtcnteils
OeltiGer 4%6ltammlng, bod loDale
omeritaniide Burger iiuo. SER S.
S. Gonna, lit 8%rdiioent Der 8anf,
mGbreno Serr Otto &onna gi3e-8rd-
lioent oerieI6en lit. SER s. &. aoll
lit aaIiierer 6ieieS 8inan3initttutes
oas Elm Gapitnl bon $4,000 bat ltn0
oeiien GinIagen it6 iiber cine Dill
lion Dollars belnufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Son Ser Sammlnns fir ben ariess-
fpnNs Der @plnm6nsritter.

Ole @eiQntiumr1e Der fir ben
Grieg8fonO8 Der aolltnbu8ritter in
Omaba oufgebroften Gumnle be-
lauft ii6 ouf $624tt.10. atn
Sonutag liefen bon Der ct. Soban-
mes @emeiroe $1,99S Elm. 9maboer
6ralens ner6en an Gnmstag i'm
@eIddftsoiitrift fir ben Sonos agi-
tieren. Die Stuoenten Ser i%ttriitt-
l6en 6atultGt Ser Greigbton timber
iit1t ipen0eten Sis fir ben 6onos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Soipitul nieScrae6rannt.

Ct. 8nacDntbel Quebec, Is. ytob,
-Seute fam in Dem beriibmten So.
tel Glen, ons lett ols Soipitol Oieut,
un6 ungefabr 500 9atienten beber-
bergte, Elm groBes Sdaoenfeller gum
g(itsbru9L melGes oas @ebduoe elm.
di1erte. Gin GROCER gerIuit an Men.
ldenle6en miro ,befiirftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
annrftinn hrninnt i'm 9eiember.

Ser 6riitIi6er 6rauenberein, Der
bafqrntli6 ebenfaas berniibt lift, Die
5oI6aten i'm Selo un6 alt6 beiieh
6auilie I'M &auie 8u uuterititten
Gat bei6IoIiep. Die beidloiiene @elo-
lantmlltng crit mad benz eriten 2e-
sen1ber aufSrtnebmen. Die Srauen
erparteu in Der Staot Council
Bluffs oie Summe bon $4,000
ouf5ubringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28

(True translation filed with tho
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. g..
1871
Bern, 90. gtoo.-Aae @ren8en Der
S9tpeia fino lett bon Deuti6lono,
0eIterreid, Stalien ino 5ranfreih
gei1loIIen iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
6t @6isfeAidmnaaler berlaitet.

@olDingtor, 2S. g9ob.-gimtno-
ied53ig Mdrner ttno 5rauerL 8eiBe
uns 6orbige, puroen ouf Der &iid-
febr bon Baltimore berbaftet, neil
iie ben @eriu9 ma6te1b Spirituoien
nod oem 9iitritt Columbia, no be-
tanntli@ 8robibition berridt, ein-
8uidmuggelp. Su Grutdn9eltH9 bon
8iirgihoiten muroen Die &erbofte-
ten porldufig im Gefdn9nis bebal-
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
@a6enIdiff trifft in aranfreid Elm.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov,
28, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
1919
@aIbington, 90. Sob. Sm
ariegsoeportemerlt miro offiaieI be.
fanrlt gcmadt Dob oos NIT Can't.
iagltngsgoben fir Die amerifmtider
Soloaten in 8ronfrei6 dngefiiqt(
S6iff an Der frauaoiiiden &iiita
e~ingetroffen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Gofalesl
gefennt iidJ anee6lidj bes Antubieb-
itahlS Iflulhia.

fSrdnf &ierce, 40S 9lorb 20. Ctr,
uobnbaft, miro bon Der 9oli8ei in
.Soft gebalten uuo ioll meeblih be-
FAINT baben Elm Ben @%e6rii0ern Or.
Tin ge6origes g(utO geitoblen gu ia.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
gsuIiseidef iuie6er beKer.

8oIi3eiGef Gum Der on &to-
mainbergiftltng idtper ertranft mar
un0 lid in einem fritiiden 3uIton-
Sc befalt0, lift iebt otf Dem &eoe
Ser geiierltug itn0 miro in flr5er
3eit tpieoer ieinen @fli6ten nn6-
fomnfen f0rren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Spaanbilde Matrpien ertrnnfen.

Baltimore, no, %. gtoo. -Se68
6oadnotide Matroien bon S9iffen
Die bier felt geraumer 8eit I'M Sa-
fen Hegen fdnoen ibren 300 in ben
@ellen, ais elm Boot, IN peld}em ite
an @or0 Der 6diffe 8uriidfebren
noater, feuterte tno ite tns 8aIier
mari. }
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
Nus Jc,ua
Si[fsfaiiierer er6anat iff.

Davenport, Sa., IS. gtob.-2ouis
@oetti9, Silfsfniierer Der bieiiger
Union Sabings @auf, begging Selbit.
moro ourh grbdAeen. Ser Gadt.
mGdter Der 8ont fano ben 2ei6nam
@oetti6 mar SO Sabre alt. Set Sab.
rem in Ser ganf augeiteat iino eir
gefpiHenbofter 8eomter. @r mai
felt ldngerer Belt frdntlid.
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Rom rnldcnhic6rn 6ernnht.

Sames Slatterb bon @~biQie0tbe,
.Mo., melOete Der 9oli8ei geitern
d6eno, ooB ibm ouf einem StraBen-
.bobnDogen $110 aus Der Sai9e ge-
.1toblen ipitr0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28

grtma iaipere 8eeues 400
1900.
@ttte ruO bette 8ecres 1850
1880.
N1ittelnt. 8eebes 10.50-12.50.
@eip6bnl. 8eebes 7.00--10.50.
@ttte urto bette Sd9rIinee 1900
1900.
MitteIm. SGbrlinge t2.00-14.00
@eipobnl. Sdbrlinse 6.50--11.00
8riHta i9pere 9eeOes 11.50-
1900.
@tttc Biz bette @eeOes 1000 Biz
1850.
0iitteImdBige @eiOe @eeDes 900
Bis 1000.
@etp0bnIi6e geebes 7.0O-S50.
aiibe nro Seifers, SdIahtDieb
felt, StoGcrs nie0riger.
@ttte big bette Sellers 8.00-9.35
Suite bis bette &iibe 7.75-9.25.
MtitteIm1Bige 9iibe 6.25-7.50.
@efpGbnliae 9iibe $500.
@tofers un6 Gee0ers, Iangiam
utto idmoA.
@rinla Seeding Stiere f1.50-
1850.
suite, bette Seeoers 9.75-fi.25.
1t.75.
@ittelmdBige s.0O-9.50.
@~eip0bnli6e 6.0O-7.O0.
@ate Bis bette gtoders 8.75 BIS
1850.
gtod Settlers 6.5o-s.5o.
Stof &iibe 6.00-7.50.
Gtod a1lber 6.00-10.40.
Seal &1Ibgr 9.0O-f2.60.
Bulls uuo Stays 5.50-8.00.
sdpeinc-3ufubr 5000; tort BIS
5 b0ber.
0ur6i6nittspreis II. 55--17.66
So1Iter 8reis 1880.
Sdafe-2700;
Cute Bis bette 2Gttlrrer 1915
1900.
See0er QGnnaer 16.5O--17.75.
Seeoer Sabrlinee 12.00-14.25.
Cute itfl0 bette Sdbrliftge LILO
Biz 1926.
@ute nno bette @alttterf6afe 9.25
Bis 11.50.
Cute un6 bette @ib0ers HOO BIS
1850.
6eeoer Mettteridafe 7.50-10.50.
&anias 9th Marftberidt.
aunias gitb, Mo., 28. Nob. 1917
RinbOieb- 8ufabr 1000; meiItens
felt.
5tofers, langiam unO felt.
adlber, feit.
&ii9e, felt.
3ufabr $4,000; 10 ME
0riger.
S5dIter @reig 1850.
9ur6idnittspreis 17.15-17.55.
Sdafe-9000; felt.
Ct. SoIep9 @arf6eridlt,
ct. Soiepb $40, rs. ysoD. 1917
Ritl0oieb -3ufnbr 2700; felt bis
Bis itarf.
sdpeine-8ufubr 5000; BIO
nteoriger.
&6dIter 8reiS 1856.
9rr6ffnittgpreis 17.95-17.55.
Sdofe-3ufitbr 500; felt.
Chicago @arftberidt.
Gbicago. 81, %. ysob, 1917
-3uftbr $4,000; felt bis
nieoriger; GebeI berbinOerte oas
@eI9dft Bis Il llbr.
~Sdpeine-3ufllBr $4,000; ftarf.
S0diter 8reis 1875.
0ur9idnittspreis 17.10-17.86.
S6ofe-3ufubr $4,000; feIt.
26Hner, 1t.80.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
geindlt Cttu gorIab.

Sn ietnem reuen 2ofnl 3t4 SID
IA. StraBe. BegebrenspertaIte olfo.
bolfreie @etrdufe un6 feiuer 2itnh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
MeOnaieret Sic bu6cn 9~ebengfoaenI

s@gB.6", cine grDanrtige gntbednng,
Dertritt bic Girne bon Giern brtni Qgdca ni6
Baden, fhr 10c has Iugeno. ;5tinfr sc.
realien aaiiet 81 SC has 10. Butter 81 is bis
zoe Co., iDiute biele aitDcre giahrMngsaFfitcl
Gurfni eigenen oaHie herseitelt merben, nan
nen eNtbeftei, e%fHfa11eH mietbobeH. G1jidet lcin
Welb! Bpnfdubtge GinStlBeiten, ne6H inert,
bnfieit Si.00 9~rdnaieutDAppt, fret. y. qraift,
Gfpt. as3, Scr 500, Can Grantiseo, Gal.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
BcitrdGc sur
1tntcrftiikMn0 elmer
HcMtfdbcn Sram!

Morgen 1T 9unfioeutgsinel &Sir
foIlen oonfen fir oIles @ute, 6as mir
I'M berfIoliareu Sabre %empfoneen
bo6en. @ir fSnten uniern Cant ge.
nib nidlt better 5eigen, nenn mir Der
Rotbeoiirftigen geoenfer. $ier bic.
tet Ii1 nun beionoers fir uils 9eltt.
i6e cine belonoere @elegenbeit.
Seit mebreren Gneen erihien IN
Ser &ri6itne elm aufruf Der Srau
MiarB Conrad, 1861 CT. IlnrD's
abe., Omaha, Inn $500 apfaubrin.
gen. oantit Die 50 Sabre alte 8io.
@1ierirL Srait Soa 90. g[ppeI, in ei.
llern g(lteubeim undergraduate peroen
fam. Ser aufruf lit nidt bergeb.
li9 %geipeien, oenn Die Siilisiumme
lit in Den Iebten Gogen geitiegen.
Graa gornad bat fir Sen e0Ien
3peG i'm 2anfe Der ISOLDE cine @n.
3abl 8eitrdge befom1nen, iporitber
mir bierait beri9ten:
5riiber eingegongen. -. SHOTS
SeB & Spobo0a, Smoba.. 500
6rau CHARLOTTE @iloe, Sn1a.
ID, . 1.Uu
6rau &arb 9ittmer, SWa.
Ba, ................. 500
5amilie GdoppIer, Sntaba 200
Scar @eDer, Smabd, 800. 100
8omiGie @r6ning, gerbisre,
g}ebr. .............. 1000
omo9a 2atnen 9iufifperein 1000
3uiammn .$154.75
S6ppBl Dies Elm i90ne: anfang
lit, 70 feblen allBer Sen berIproGe-
men 5000 zines 8obltGterS, INNER
nod an Die $3.50. 9ieie iolteu bod
oltf0ubringen iein. @ir eriuden ult-
iere perten 2eier, Die 10 oft bepie-
fen baben, oaB ite oas Ser3 a1tf Dem
redten Sled baden, an 9onfla-
gung8tag cine @abe gu FIFTEEN fir
oieie aIte Oertti6e 8ral1. sic bat ei-
men rilbigan Itiaen 2ebensa6eno ber-
oient unO mir ioaten ibr OenieIben
81 bieten tro6ten.
@an ienoe alio iofort ieinen 9et-
trag an
Mrg. @1arb gornaG,
1861 81. @arp's glbe.,
Gelebbone 3497 9mabd, geeb.
Gte omaha Sri6lne miro ii6er
ieOen 8eitrng gu Dem SotlO quittte.
rem. 2aiiet ms etnge0ent iein, bes
Sprude8 bes groBen 0euti6en 9en-
fers, 8
.eoeG fei Ser @enid,
bilfreid uno ett"l
&dgli9e 9noba Sribiine.
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abonnlsrt auf Die GaaIias Sribaus
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ntarktbcri6tc

Omaha. %. gtob. 1911
glipOpieb- 3ufibr 5000
geefitiere. felt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28

%Derlangt!

Mebrere 5uDerldi
itge Sungens III ben
beri9ieoenen Sta0t
teilen ~berlangt ais
Sr1ger 0er Tdgli-
den Omaha Grtbii
ne. Man teIepbp-
Mere SDIer $40
uno frage nod sol.
@roB, 3~irfulations
9eparterlent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-28
gcuecir ueolieees
10.
Son aDetiHe 9otheL

eieiss gun enibdli ute aIs abrigeu &l
det 6ieIer Game cine groBe Nusnnbl Uu
igiinnaea fur SGseiaTbeiten. beio1oers tli
1ns 8ouooir. 9lag ttHoet sine tore IN
E1fusel. Udfiglitaden, SeHoe1paiterb Raht
fesefYualelt, In{dhentnhern. RtHoerihnbeH
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ga man Sen Shdoer, ben Sn0u-
ltrie, San0e[ un0 9anomirti6aft beis
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fel0e erfqmpften oeutifen etnbeit
ouf % 9liaioroen 6rnncs.
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bergonganen Sabrbunoerts mar Die
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in Sen Sabren 1S77-79. Sad Den
nmtliden ruiiiiden g[ueaben foitete
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gaIfanfrieg 1913 Mlil1ionen gfubel.
falt 61a gliaiaroen 6rnncs.
South Bend news-times., 1917-08-13
The Stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
MONDAY. AUGUST 13. 1917.

Astrologers read this as an unfor-
tunate day. Mars ruling strongly for
evil while the sun and Uranus are
adverse.
Jupiter is in a place that is held
to he mildly helpful to bankers,
brokers and merchants.
The planets seem TO indicate gain
and benefits during the early fall,
but warning is given that the win
ter may be a period. Of stress.
October is likely To be filled with
surprises that are not pleasant I'm
expected calamities may take place
and heavy losses may be incurred.
Mars governs strongly day after
day. it will he noticed. and this fact.
according 10 the seers, gives little
hope of peace. although it may pre-
cipate a sudden end of the war.
This is not an auspicious time to
seek positions or preferment. Polit-
ical aspirants should be especially
wary of risking their chances for
any place in the gift or a person in
power.
There is a sinister sign for avia-
tiOn today. Accidents may be more
easily incurred than when Uranus is
friendly
Danger from explosions or from
electrical devices is believed 10 be
increased under this sway of the
stars.
The rise or recognition Of new
statesman who Will WELD great in
Auence in the United States is pro-
phesied.
Religious excitement that becomes
menacing in its aspect is indicated.
Great generosity on the part Of
wealthy Americans is presaged by
the stars. This will reach such eX-
treme lavishness that il VIII astonish
the world the seers declare
Persons whose birthday it is prob
ably will succeed i'm routine busi-
ness affairs. but they should not
make changes. THOSE who are en-
plovCd should be careful
Children born on this date prob
ably viii have quite. uneventful ca
reers that are happy.
South Bend news-times., 1917-08-13

Nothing serious i'm oklahoma" was the word wired
TO Washington and Nev York 10y williams re-
Spouse 20 queries regarding the antdraf riots. The
majority of the people of every county are
in favor Of law and order The state of oklahoma is
cuton of the war"
of which and perfectly anybody
who has the news carefully can for himself.
There been considerable trouble oklahoma. but
it has been sporadic and unrepresentatve The mall
contents have been mostly Indians half fbreeds and
Negroes. with . scatteriue of MeSicans and tenant
farmers.
So new a state as oklahoma should not be expected
the same standard law order older.
settled eastern communities ct. despite its
IT'S geographical and industrial pecuharities
the population difficulties il has TO contend with.
nearly every uprising has been suppressed by the
private citizens of the locality affected. only rarely
have any public authorities to exert their power.
uon there has been need Of that.
Tt has been much the Wit other draft riot
states. There aas trouble i'm some north
western states traceable mostly to the j. W w. and
groups notorious tualcouteuts always
seeking some excuse for spectacular protest There
has been trouhlr parts of the south. due 20
misunderstanding of the the part of
mouutaineers ard Negroes BUT every state and it
might aimost be said every community. has been able
take care OF its own troube-makers.
The selectl1e service plan working ;he whole.
very satisfactory We raising armies without
ans opposition foreoId by enemies and pacifSts
There Is 'nothing serious"
South Bend news-times., 1917-08-13
AUGUST I3, 1917.


The senate and house seem TO be vieng with each
other i'm their plans for the raising of wa revenue and
60, ,-o ., ,,.,.t ,,,,e,,, tt, fo-,oer s seeninpIy
-,
''s
t"o bodies we have stated before that our nation
democracy wodd be tested by the action of congress
in the raising or war revenue and we believe il still
1s erIe sbo,,Id ,tbfII, watch each stem Of con
~ess a, This c,nnec+ion and the senate finance COM
itt having reportcd its pIap if is time ~ be-
OH, ia de,d .,rast This .o,,,,ittea IL s,,nnosed IN
represent the highest fntIience Of the senate as TO
what is the hest financially but when we come 10
,rd .be senate rIa, il, ,,r,,parisor with the house
ntar vre learn s,rer,l things that are surprising
The senate 1an raises the house DIan $50 900 900
South Bend news-times., 1917-08-13
Limited Engagement.

to study the French system of fly
ing. While there he flew i'm all typcs
of machines. French, German. Aus
trian and English. and astounded
the French authorities by his re-
narkable skill who compared his
work with that of their then idol
lied PegOud. who has since met his
death. He studied the system OF
French instruction In the Bieriot
MOrane and Deferdussin schools.
Texas City. from where he estab-
lished a record for cross-country
fight with a passenger. March 2S.
1913, when he flew TO San Antonio.
a distance of 40 miles in four hours
and twenty-five minutes in a Bur
CESS tractor with a Renault motor.
In this event he actually covered the
distance in three hours and twenty
minutes, circlifg in the air for one
hour and two minutes before max
ing a landins. In returning he COW
cred the distance i'm three hours and
fifty minutes
From Texas city he was ordered
back TO Washington and was later
sent ~ Sdll DltBbs 0dllL-. 10 assist IN
the instruction Of students When
the Mexican situation became acute
i'm 1915 he was sent 10 Brownsville,
Tex. and on one occasion when ac-
companied on fight by Capt. r.
@. Jones when making an observa-
ton fight, was hred on by Carranza
troops.
He was again recalled to Wash
ington by the chief signal officer
and placed in charge OF orgauiza-
ton and training and personnel of
schools. and has specialized in the
requirements for observers and pi-
lots for the army.
Maj. Milling looks his part He
il rather small in statue. Of compact
build, possesses a sharp. penetrating
eye. and a few minutes converse
ton with him viii convince his in
teryiewer that he not only posses
ses a great amount OF expert knoWl-
edge. but that ne has a head full OF
common sense and executive ability
and when the United States builds
its powerful air feet il is such men
as Milling who will devise telling
results.
South Bend news-times., 1917-08-13

the U-boats haven't sunk more Lusitanas lately
thanks TO vigilance of their enemies warships-
but consider simple by the chief
engineer of the British merchantmen Belgian Prince:
The Germans torpedoed my ship Tuesday morning
at "a point two hundred miles from land They ordered
the crew assembled on the submarines deck. Then
they smashed our HfebOats with axes, took life
belts and stripped clothing. The sub
marine then closed her matches, and after running
the surface for two miles suddenly submarged drown
ins thirty OF men"
For deliberate. cruel murder of helpless noncom-
batants that surely the Lustania slaughter. II
is modern "aultural old piratcal insti-
tuition. walking ,he plank.
And the power that did it, must remember is
lighting for freedom Of the seas Any day we may
hear that an American has been freed" in the
same way.