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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-02

FRENCH MINISTER RESIGNS.
PARIS. Aug, Rear Admiral ~
Gaze, minister Of marines IN ~
French cabinet today handed MS Ee.
irnation to Premier Ribot'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-02

Germany is battling with despefat
ton probably unparalleled In the war
to hold her lines in Flanders agelnss
the combined AnBlo.French.
Notwithstanding the heavy handi'
can which the atrocious weather hao
imposed on them, however, the En-
tente forces have made good thelE
most important gains and apparently
are only waiting clearing conditions
10 blast their way further into tne
Teutonic front.
While there may be some inclina'
ZION ON the part of lay critics to re-
,Tsrd with some misgiving the stress
Iaid on the bad weather by the official
renorts that Indicate holdup OF the
Allied advance, military observers ~
the front apparently are IN entIe
agreement with the seriousness OF
this handicap,
II The Allies had established air So.
neriority and the storm has prevent.ea
observations altogether, entailing m
activity on the big guns that are reliea
on to blast pass for the aoVanclns
infantry. ~ -. 49,.
attributed such success as the Ger
mans ma were able to gain in their co1n'
ter attacks, the poor sighting condition
nreventing the Entente gunners rom
massing their fire effectively to preak
IN the enemy concentration.
Despite hard fighting IN FIaI ~ u.
ma Germans are continuing theit
n rro activities on the French
front, Paris reports two attacks On
tS e French lines east and southeast
q; Rheims and assaults in the Ayo,
Court wood section in the Verdun 81
zion and in the Apremount forest
southeast Of St. N&hiel.
All these were fruttless for the seE'
mans. .....4 .. a.
noTently under way on the Russian
northern front which has been nolo'
Ing entirely firm while the southern
end of the line was falling back. nov
boweyer the Russians are Reported
N have evacuated the Uskul briggs
head fifteen miles southeast OF Riga
the Germans marching into the evae
mated positions. The exact sispn'
canoe Of this development is YET g
be revealed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-02
,gYY Tyos WIZ TER IN TERRA DEL FUECO
4IEri WE'RE ROASTING IN THE U. s.

80 nmpaer IN United States It mdTEQteF r "lRFFa
-: go ATca& shy:
ps Id 4ylnds are between latitude So tegres Sc
...,.
III l4~r saS we'll around the sun In rotating
Ia Ma z.G wiS.wae back and forth doing one ompHe
S o.cv This tipping bringsa given point farhest LON
mn " paod tie and brings closest six months later
yu m Tierra tipped fahes from the SUI and receives
IN - ays at low angle which renders them almost devoid
E@m2r
hsyher . hE peod.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-02
THE WEATHER

FlP and not % warm ooRloAe.
Friday talF except for p6ssl6lS
htuSder Showsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

8o8baft. - SagOteiIneb'
msr (3u elmer Grupps bon 5dgern,
bic 3uIeben, pie Der pdPreno Der
Sngb angeI4oiIeus Srsiber, Der ~6o'
jenbias", bonn 4r8t unteriu9t pir0);
@as 1T beun ba los2
9aienbias: Seii6tisung Der
Strede!
Riot gut 5gIid. =
9farrer: Qlfo, meme Qiebe! sic
piIIen, baB Gie SIREN @nttsn Iiebeu
uno ebrsn unO aud iiberaII bin fOIs
gen miiiien!
Sgou: I'D, Serr 9farrer, = nit
Iieben unb ebrsn tpdrs ss ia gang
re9t - aber iibsraII bin folsen9 -
Rsiu Mann III ia Saa4er!
&tnblta. - Sinh QpsIhes
einen Serrn 9ummern ellen fiebD:
Batter. 1T Oas Elm 5umOriit9
Sin 3teI, sinntgfe
an IN ii - Monu 0u iei'
ner launii6sn 5rau): ,DsiBt 9u.
6rou, i6 bate ben SimmeI auf grs
ben, ipenn Define 2oune fi9 70 epis
aIst6 bIiebe, tpie 9ein aidensettsl,
unb 9ein aiGsn3ettsl 70 DieI abs
ps6gIuRg bOts, ME Deiae 2aan.."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

8pei qrofe 9enfer an ser einen see 68 SpeHeiuners erIorbt
Dem Sonnenlidt bo0e8 @tn6rtngen. Ser Getenti4 lit boAmo0ern tn
oaen @~in3ebeten. 9e 2efe bot 2urf5a8e NIT enent alPitteHtif sur
elatriihen 8eIeuhtuno. guf i@er Sate 0s 6erenthde8 lit cine eeftri.
Ide 2ampe. 2e panelorfge @eidalung Der Setenpdnoe, er9oht ben
Re3 68 3urnets. Gos 9on3e 3trner lit nit ounfelbrottn gefar6tem
giten5o3 a6gefaHgt. Ger 6uBbo6en lift e6enfqls aus @t9enboB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-14

lZXIN'N'MAN
IN11TEISSf!Il.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE CHOICEST SMALL FARMS IN
Ioudoup county; so acres blue grass land, well
watered no waste land, very productive; y mile
from Purcellville. Va, on Wash. and Old Domin-
ion At miles from Washington: S-room house of
good design and construction; porches. bath.
cellar attic. electric lights: excellent water on
porch: also fine spring: new barn for horses.
IL cows: sheds. new silo, corn and carriage
house, large new chicken nousr: DAIRY with run
ming spring water: tenant house; bearing or
chard; shady lawn: on pike: excellent neighbor-
hood. A bargain at $1,000; u cash. balance TO
suit.
An ideal home and profitable investment.
C. L. RoBEY. owner.
pyrc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict of Columbia. April 2. 19l7.-Sealed
proposals will be received at the Office
OF the Secretary of the Board of Commits
sioners Room 500. District Building until
O'Clock Pm. April H. 1917. for constructing
IA radial-brick stack. and furnishing and INSTALL
ing water-tub. boilers and breeding, boier-feed
pumps and feedwater heater. at the ID. -
Workhouse and Eeformatory. at OccoQuan Va.
Blank forms of proposal. plans and specfca-
tions and all necessary Information may be Oh
tn ined from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
ment. Room i27, District building. Washington.
d. c. deposit OF five dollars will be required
from bidders to insure the return of plans and
specifications. OLIVER T. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BRowNLow. C. W. KUT1 Commissioners, d. c.
ap2-6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
March 81. 1917. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceyed at this office. Room 500. District Build
ing until . o'clock PM. April 81. 1917, for
the construction of approximately $500 linear
feet Of 4'0'd. masonry sewers in the District
of Columbia. Forms Of proposals. specifications
and necessary information may I've obtained from
the Chief Clerk. Engineer Department Room 427
District Building. Washington. d. G. OLIVER
p NEWMAN, LOUIS BROwNLOW. CHARLES
W KUTZ, Commissioners, d. c. mh31 st .e1Su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GENTLEMAN. NONRESIDENT. WISHES Fob
himself Immediately two or three furnished
rooms and bath in private residence only; for
three or four months; also garage for automo-
bile. Address Box 18Th. star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Inspect These Attractive Home

Inspect These Attractive Homes
Built by Carl Il. Smith. Choicest location on
Heights. Convenient to cars.
1887 Irving st. NV. Only-1 left. Groom,
garage. attic; SO. 250. 1706 Lanier st. NV, one
block north Columbia road; rooms. . baths ex-
Open and lighted; CARL H SMITH. owner and
builder, or your broker.
TO COLoRED, 5000; NICE sIX-ROOM AND
bath brick house; large yard; on 10th st. me-.
between and G..
NEwSOM, Real Estate. lilo a ne. Line. 2o71.
MT. PLEAsANT HOME. NO. 1851 MONROE
81. 600. OWNER, 1861 Monroe ct. Phone Col
NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS.
Handsome new house. 8 big rooms, rec hall.
baths; h.-w.h gas and cleo. throughout; real
fireplace; beamed ceiling dining room; I big
closets; screened sleeping porch; attic cement
Terms: Address Boz lo0-E. Star ONCE B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02

FOR SALE, BY OWNER.
porches; all modern improvements; hot-water
heat. Apply 1903 W st. Sc. or phone Line.
EXTRAORDINARY FINE HOUSE AND AT 4
figure; the house inside and out is
very pretentio9s beautiful approach in fine
cd; Price. $4,000 For full f particulars phone
JOSEPH c. zIRKLE. 2os Colorado bldg.
A VERY WELL BUILT HOUSE AND A LARGE
porch: new: with all modern improvements;
NV. section of the District; near Takoma Park
JOSEPH 70" ri R s PnHns @n BIDS 1900
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE WILL SELL FINE g.
room and bath brick house on Corcoran st. NV.
near n. H. ave.; price. 81 $50: terms arranged.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
9th and n. Y.
MAKE THE OWNERS BAD LUCK YOUR
good luck. Beautiful home near LIST and Ran
dolph SITS; rooms, tiled bath; electricity; hot
easy terms on $500 cash payment for 1000;
must be sold. A nice home. in perfect order.
lines; rooms and tiled bath; big back yard.
with room for garage; cost owner s. $50: will
se fs7 as he Is sEd e st ts city
ON HEIGHTS, WEST OF 14th ST.
$500.
10 rooms, 2 baths. hot-water heat. garage,
greenhouse. electricity; lot 2ox135 to alley; near
Central High School.
ALLAN 3. WALKER & CO.. INC. 1888 st.
THE CHEAPEST RENT YOU CAN GET rs
When You are buying home.
Before renting get our sale list and monthly
payment terms. Different prices in different
locations.
We have pleased others-we can please You.
PHONE MAIN 9s FOR LIST AND TERMS.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC,
1909 New York ave. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW HOMES"
FOR SALE-WILL SELL AT LOW PRICE.
home built by present owner; located just OF
14th st. north of Park road: two-story, attic;
large sleeping porch; hot-water heat: electric
lights: beautiful yard: easy terms. Address
BOX Use, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02
FoRRENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FOR RENT-IN NORTHWEST. BRICK WARE
he use, floors. with large adjoining stable; am
pl. ward space; building 75xo0; rent, S75 per mo.
WEAVER BROS. 735 18th st.
FOR RENT = STORAGE WAREHOUSE WE
have % $40 so. It. Of space to rent at very low
price in very desirable location; close to Il. X.
terminal Address BOX 241-E, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02
FOR SALE, BY OWN

FOR SALE, BY OWNER.
New si1,room brick house: front and rear
porches; all modern improvements: hot-water
1895. pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02

FOR SALE THREE-SToRY BROwNSToNE-
front house prominent avenue in northwest
within one block of 18th St; rented for 5000
per month: price. 81. 600. HERBERT A. GILL.
4 SON l4O6 {, st. NV.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
eaderlid,er gerSadlt.

Snfolge Oes uniinni9eit @equdi'
iels ocr hnitcriihen eneliihsomeri.
.foniihen Tagespreiie, nuroe Elm
Souiicrer in Sat- g|eroutnlen, inter
sem 8croadyt, giitiges @eftpfloiter
All o%crfaufen. glotiirIitl lei oieies
Seitpfloiter bon oeutiden 5obrifon.
ten h%eroeitelt. Inn cine oSetde"
urter ser gcbolterrtna berpor8u-
rlicn. O.. 8. @ilion lit 6os Spfer
oicies uniinnieen gcroofteS. Gas
crinnert an Die agrunnenneraif.
tung" i'm MIitteIalter, ais Seuhen
9on5 europa il6erjogen nno Die Su.
Den beifuIbigt nllroen, ole Drummer
beraiftet 5l baben, unb &aticn6e
~oerieIben ibr 2eben Iniien miiBter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
Jtnlicncr crlciSen
micHer cine Sdhlappc!
Tcr Gtihpnnft Munte Grtiqnrn
miro linen entrinen; ii6er 1900
Mianu gefangen.

@ien, aber 9on0on. q, Sum-
Gus 0iterreidiid un9ariihe artegs-
art nleloete gaitern aben0: auf Der
aiinaO SodiIGhe bernidtete uniere
4rfiaerie Die fein0liden S~teaitngeir
nn0 Die 5nianterie iebte 3ulu Sturut
an, nertrieb Die Staliener bonn 0tnn-
fo Srtigara uro ndblH uber 1900
Naann aafaneef. (9lom gibt Die
SaIappe at, entifulolgt it'd oter
naInit 0aB bic Stuliener Dem her.
nidtea0en 6eHer Der 0iterreidiidcn
grtiaerie nidt 5tnn0 sit 9aIten pcr-
ntodtc.)
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!NenSernnn in firma @iIepr & eong

Sion @ilcoL Der bisber 6te ge.
ihGitlihe Qeitung Der ipoblbefdnnten
aunitgGrtnerci S. s. 8ilcor &
Sons in Sdn6en bate, bot ieinen
antaiL OIL feline @utter berfmtft
UNI iid aus @efunoDeitsriidiihten
pom @eitait 3uriid8u8iehen. SER
gJoine g9tlcor bot b~orl1ufig Die
geitdftlide 2eitltng iibernommcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
Glikn Root lit in
11loskaM crkrnnkt!

Tefroqrao. 27. 3lnai (9erIp1tet J
afreao ieines aufentbaltcs III
mosfau sea iid glibu 9ioot, 5ubrer
Scr aHerifaniid)en aomHiiiiou, cine
. dFpere Grfdttung 5n, DOB er iidl
III 0as ct. Stepbnns 5oipitoI BE-
0cben anaBte. glibu 9foot bate BORT
an eiten Gage liinf Ge0en gehnltcn
ua0 mar noaitau1iq erih6pft. Gr lit
helite mie0er iolDeit bergeiteat, 0nB
er 0as 9uipitdl bcrld6Gn fonn.
@eleraIHinior Scott beiuhte bette
Bio rui he sYr0nt ufl0 befin0et iih
im Sauptqltdrtier BEG Generals 9ru.
FiloH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
Feiert Soften @r6nrtSs

4oitor Sanuet gleronoer, einel
ser 1lteiteu 8urqer Der Stoot, maj
Grinder Der 3meiten 9resbbterioncr
Stride. fcierte am Iatten Somsto9
ht 8reiie ieiuer dlteiten 8relInot
icineu soften @rburtsta9 Der nltt
$err lit tros ieiueS boben alters
mod iebr riiitia mo erfreltt ith einer
gutcn @eltn0bett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
Der Ratnpf 9egcn sic
uaticnal~p prohibition!
ie nRaTen1 6n6en in ScmicI6cn bic
llBttritahHng oer glDmtui.
itratiOnsfibrer.

/EoibinntorG 2S. SUM. Die
rnoiien" Ganntoren beidIoHen heutc,
ben 9erluh al mndeL oas nnitoBi.
be Prohibitions Enhancement sltr
9lohrungsmittel : aontroIlierungs.
borIage alis5uitreiden. Gle peroen
hierin bon Den Jiibrern Der 9iegic-
fuite unterihitt, melhe iagen, Dob
Bier un0 8ein ni6t MIR oolfstifm.
Iih liun. ion6ern oelt Gtaote and
cine groBe Sun1ute an Steuern ein.
brinacrL gtnn ioa es NIT Der ariegs.
prohibition inrDet Der @bistep in
getrnht fonlnIt, benen0en Iaffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28

Bon Seitcu Der @iireer iuiiroru
$500 o~ufacbrutt BUR geranitnItung
elmer paiicnorn 3cier oes 8ierten
Siili. @ie rcrlmltet, uirbe 5ena.
for acupon aefuopnen. Ole 6eitreoe
81 hoIten, Die 5raae lit mobl nod
niht aeloit. mte man cine ridtige
5cier oeS Observation-Disclosures BET
Der iebigen arieaslage heronIthIten
fam. obue uuierem N~aiierten an
robe 3i treten. Ser 4usifitB. oem
Die 2eitme itnieriteat 1T, oiirfie Iid
elmer idpierigeu 2nae aegeniiber Be.
finnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
Die y6lancna 8eiebe.

Ger &criut, bic 6onttogsqeiebe,
gelDobnlih oIs sbIoue" @eiebe be.
3eidlnet, itreug 6urd5uiIbren, tit oIs
perfeblt at ~be5etdnen. $50 immer
@erionen fpe9g &erlebmlg 0eS @e.
ietes Dor Elm @erift gabroft MIR.
oen, iprohcu Die @eidtporeuen Den
o0er Die Nugetlagtea iofort fret
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
grpf. Sal sdaler nad 0eg Mpines

@rono 5slan6, gteb. rs. Sum-
Grof. Carl 6duler, 4ianolebrer on
Dem bieiigen aouierbotorium Der
Qh4iif uuo 9ireftor nieler @eiongs
bereine Der Sto6t. lit heute nnfl
8es Moines n~bgereiit, no er cine
Gteae oIg 8efan Der Muiit an Dem
Soma College dngenommen Bat.
Seine bielen 5reltnoe uno Shuler
iaben Jpn nlr itngeru idei6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
K~cRlcnbGrcne fteioea
pom bcbcn tc6!
Der @reis Der Sonne 9phlrn an
ben WrMbea nm ST bis
$3.50 %ernicbrigt.

@oibington, %. SUM. Ser.
treter Der gigentiimer oon aohlen-
gruben bobeu ii6 bente in Der Som
fcrel8 NIT gfegicrtngsbenmteu be.
reit ertldrt, Den Greis Scr Gohleu
nm 81 Bis $3.50 per Come, peun
an 8ereperf geliafert berob8u.
leeen. abGr nod cine groBere 9reis.
reouttion itebt an eruorteu, notoem
man genaue giniift in Die 9eF6r-
oerungsfoiten eenontmen bat. &unY
oerte @tIlionen 0oIlors peroen 6a.
olrh Dem ancrifoniihen @olfe &c.
ipart ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
IN furt Grppf mp6ilidtrt.

@ia aus Chicago beri6tet miro,
meroen Die 0ntionalgaroen RON gieb-
rosto til Sort Gront mobiliiiert rper.
ben, 6ogegen lit feline 2(usiiht bor-
5anoen boB Elm 4usbiloungSloger
nod 6efn Sort berlegt miro. Srob
Ser Iefrutierungslpote meloen iid
nur meniqe fir sic reguIdre grmee,
l}ittuoh nur "a, un0 gtebrasfn be-.
n5tigt biz Sonntog nod 462 9}onu.
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Nus Council yGuffs.


Grei iunae Nlduncr Dnpon dipei
.i6r @ltar ais 20 Sabreu uu0 Der
brittle als 10 SabreH ouanben wltr.
.0pn bon Der goli5ei In Soft geronl.
men. unter oenl @er6aht i'm mill.
.tdrii6eu 2lIter 5l fem, mn 10 Der
3iebung gum @%tilitdroienit 5u cnt.
gebcn. sic bebaltptan geIqiar 5l
fem uu6 in St. Charles, SQ.. 5u
luomen. Sic gaben ioI9en0e Nnmeit
an: Sumes Grrodtcrt. Saul Ban
9ui6 uno G6orIcsaS. 4drpn. Gie
9c56roe miro iid nit i6ren 5amt
Iicn in @erbin0uug ieteu, itiu oereu
9llter fc%it3ltitcaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28

llnicre mittclalicriihen prohibitions.
trcunoc. bic gar 8l germ icoen Den.
idlen III cine eeiesIide 3luanasiode
itcdcn molten. Sur 5iheritns Der 70
ariGbroeten puriianiifen Dioral, ho.
ben Aiesmol iiber ben Strnlg &c,
ihlagen, mo mcun iie nciter fobren,
oiiriten iie om 10. Sttober cine &C.
idl5cne Qie0erlnge erleioen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
Bon Gas iibernrannt.

Grou CIgo Soffner ruurOe bcltte
in oler 6roiibe in ibrer @oGumg,
2t59 ct. MorDs aoe., non Gas
bepuBtlos nufgefun0er.
Nan nimmt an, ooB Fe nlls Sdmer.
Sel6itmoro begebeu moate. bod
5oift GoIiaeirat 91itait boB iie
bergeiteat per0en mir6.
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5u aon8reB erfldrte Der 2ono,
mirtihafsminttar, 0as @erhot Der
9(usfu9r BON 8ei5en mo MebI iei
cine ubiolute 9lotuenoi9feit. g. iei
Die a6iidt Scr 9egierung. bic &c.
treiocDorrate Dem eigeuen &olte 81
crbalten, INT einer @etreiomot uio
A~bertrie6eu bo5en 9rotpreiien oor5u-
6eugcn. So Dies fpnroe im Son
greB erflQrt - i'm argentiniiaenl
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Mnrtlr gllnrn fe6rt feim

Bic II idbrige 9Rprtle 4Iocn Die
ibrei Gltern in 4apidion ON 8.
SUM oltrhqebrannt mo an 9iens.
taq nit 3raneis Q}egartp, Der tie
oo8u oernnlaRte. in aanias 9Th nuf-
gefunoen mur0e lit belite mad Gmo-
ia 8uridgebrodlt por0en uuo bonn
MtariboG Gberitein ibrem Batter
itberantmortet mor6en.
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%ernnnliiftfr ihentifisirrt.

Ger sonntag inn 5dlaf in ben
15lutB getifr3te uno ertrunfene 6rems
0e lit an Den am llfer geflutoenen
Rod oils q2epton q. M1ulforO, aus
4iblono, Sch, ioentifi5iert moroen.
Or befano iiA bier ouf 6ericnaufs
entbolt, mic ieine bergefommene
8raut erfldrte.
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Conn annaItfammer in siknna.

Srt Council Bluffs fin0et qegens
martiQ bic aonpention Der aehtsan-
lpafte un0 cine iolde Der 0iitrift-
nhter ben Soma Itatt. 0ieielben be-
1ftigen iid nnfl NIT ben hoben &C.
Reconsideration uno for0erten BEL.
ERE 0iesbe8iiaf. @eieee Die GiItrift-
rihter erud1lten folgenoe 8eamten:
bonfas 4rthur ans 2oaan 8rdli.
oertt. So9H %. aiueiuaer aits OH.
Iuqlte, 9i8epraiioent; 5belhn Gltli-
ion pon @arlaH Sdabmeiiter mo
5cfrctdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
@nItom6es gRaraer frriasiproden.

Gee u 5mitb oer in erection
prings lfrban s. 8alcombe bon
bier eridoiien bat. 1T bon Dem opr-
tlaen @rriht freiaeiproden poroen.
8ie @aihiDorcfen einiqten iid 0us
rauihiH, DdB er IN 5elbitpertei0i-
gan9 gebar0elt Dot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28
Sin Netcran 6cs @arocrfrieaeg.

Gtepban aeBIer, elm Geteron oes
girqerfrieges, lit an D~onnerstag
i'm boben alter BON SO Sobren in
.iciuem Seint 14t0 0eunte 4penie,
.seitorbcn. Cir Oiente TIN Sabre
1864 i'm i~iinf8ebnten Soma 9fegi.
mert uno mofte ben beriihmten
.Ntorih General sbermans ourfl
Die Gardiner nit. @r mar einer
BON bier griioerrJ Sic Sen giirgers
.friea mitulodten. Ct binterl1bt
feline @ottin, cine 3o6ter uno 5fpei
.S0bne.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28

Sic iollten ermd9en, oaB lteber.
onitrenonng Sbrar ausen Oeren
darte Gtulftur urlb ebenf1Ils bic
6os 9luae bebarriAeu0en @ebirn3al.
len i66oiqt. Or. 8eilanD rrro
helfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-28

ben emefnfamt u 1ein6 (6ie 6o6cn grde NIT mobsrner San
Selsmsfhebe-geSenfe Sic bic 9auffrat bun 40 ga6en. &ir 6aben
Id lettsn Sabre abr 10000 8fnnb aaHe perfanf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-13

f (O OUTHERN delegates to the an- N nual continental congress of the " D. A. R. are keeping their ears to the ground for echoes from the gos- sip over the election of president general which is stirring Washington patriotic circles these days. Reports are to the effect that with four candi- dates in the field the contest is grow ing more strenuous than had been eN- pected, says the Montgomery Adver- tiser
 Those in the race include Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis. wife of the senator from Illinois. in whose support the forces of Mrs. William Cummings Story, the encumbent, have been lined up, much to the disadvantage, it is whispered, of Mrs. George c. Squires of Minneapolis, another aspirant. Un- til very recently the latter was re- garded as the administration candi- didate
 Mrs George Thatcher Guernsey of Independence. Kan, a woman of great wealth. who entered the race at the last election and was defeated by Mrs. " said, preparing for a vigorous pre- election campaign. Mrs. Guernsey is typically western and thoroughly dem- ocratic. a fact which has won for her the support of many chapters from her native section but has caused her also to lose the support of the ultra violent members of the effete east.
 A candidate whose strength must be reckoned with, some say, is Mrs. John Miller Horton of Buffalo, who has been prominent in the affairs of the organi- zation for many years. For the past Is years she has been regent of Buff falo chapter one of the largest in the state. Her residence in New York will probably be stumbling block in the race. it is declared, as Mrs. Story is also from that state
 Southern chapters are supporting