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Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21

The drawing probably will be held in
the big reception room of the War De
partment adjoining Secretary Bakers
Office. The Secretary is willing to do
the drawing himself, but that point has
not been decided. The President will
not take part personally in the draw
| ing.
Fate In Capsules.
officials are unwilling to disclose the
details of the drawing itself, but the
suggestion which seems to have the
most support is that the numbers
stamped on thin slips Of paper, be in.
closed in nontransparent gelatin cap.
sules and placed In large glass YES
sci to be removed one at a time by
the official designated to DO that work
The number of capsules which would
be necessary will be equal, of course,
to the total in the largest district.
Thus under the present arrangement
1000 numbers would have to be drawn.
Amalgamation of smaller districts and
division of the large ones may be de-
cided on, however, to reduce the varia-
tionS.
How 1t Will Work.
Information so far available indi-
Gates that the drawing will work out
in this way: There are 1850 exemp-
ton districts. When the first number
is drawn-say No. lot will be re-
corded as No. 1, with the serial num-
Der (ten) following. The record would
show that the men whose cards bear
the serial No. 10 in each of 1850 ex-
emption districts would be first to ap-
pear before the exemption boards.
Presumably the announcement made
at the drawing would be No. /, serial
No. 10.
1t is assumed that when the draw
ing is complete the government will
compute how many men are repre-
sented by No. in the drawing and
by the numbers Immediately succeed
ing, and then issue an order for
enough to report to make the total de-
sired for the first army. For instance,
the first call might be for Nos / to
100 in all districts. When the first
came in each district No.
101 would be called, and so on.
Buttons For Those Exempt.
To prevent embarrassment among
those who are exempt, the War De-
partment has decided to give with
each exemption certificate a bronze
badge bearing the inscription "Ex-
S." The design for this
badge has been approved by Secretary
Baker and number already are in
process of manufacture. 1t is intend
ed to protect those exempted from any
suspicion of being slackers.
The law specifies that exemptions
are not permanent unless the cause
for which they are granted is perman-
emit For instance, if a Ian should be
on the first cell because of |
4 dependent relative ami that relative |
should die or become self-supporting !
before the second call, the registrant |
would be liable for service under the |
second call. 1t will be the duty of the
boards to keep watch of
such cases and recall men who have
,een passed over once, but whose
status may have changed before the
ecOnd call is made.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21

eastern hotel men reports were sub
mitted recommending first that the no.
tel men of the country print on all
their menu cards the following:
"Mr. Hoover urges the use of less
wheat, pork products, butter and all
fats, also beef, and to substitute and
use freely sea food, fresh vegetables,
and fruit. Economy in the nonrestrict-
ed food is not necessary or desirable at
the present time"
a general economy program was
submitted as follows:
One wheatless day each week or one
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
TO CONSERVE MEAT.
Agricultural Department Asks Co.
Operation OF Butchers.

Washington.-To conserve the coun-
try's meat food supply the Department
OF Agriculture has asked cooperation
OF proprietors and operators of meat
establishments in the elimination of
loss. Some sources of waste enumer.
ated by the Department are the utiliza,
ton of hogs passed for sterilization for
the production of lard only; the rem
dei1ng of cattle passed for sterilization
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
TO DEFINE FOOD TERMS.
Hoover Gets Experts To Tell Public
What They Mean.

Washington. - Herbert C. Hoover
gave it up. He offered it to a lot of
folks. They threw up their hands in
despair. Finally he drafted a corps of
scientific experts from the Russell
Sage Foundation to do it. So at last
the pubIc's :;oing to learn the medium
and lowbrot. meaning of these high
brow food expressions = protein"
"peptin." "legumes" and "caloSies."
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21

wheatless meal each day is recon-
mended, with adequate substitutes.
Baby lamb and sucking pig to be
taken off the menu entirely; veal,
lamb, sweetbreads, and calves liver
eliminated three days each week.
Serve butter only when ordered. one
piece to an individual and no more un-
less ordered. Cut out bacon as a gar
niture and reduce the number of fried
dishes, including fried potatoes. ELM
mate cheese one day each week. Re-
duce so far as possible the Use Of
cake,
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
PLAN TO SLAY KERENSkY,

German Agents Have Marked Other
Russian Officials.
PetrOgrad.-The Minister of Ways
and Communications, N. " Nekrazoff,
has notified all militia chiefs at the
various railway stations that informa-
ton has been received from the staff
that the Germans have sent agents to
assassinate Government officials, with
particular intentions against A. F.
Kerensky, the War Minister, and urg-
ing every precaution.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
JOIN MOVE TO SAVE FOOD
Hotel and Restaurant Men in Agree
ment on Necessity Of Revising
Their Menus.

Neutrality-suspicious. and restaurant
men Of the country are now being en-
listed in the food conservation army
by Herbert Hoover, commanding gen
erai, temporarily, for lack of an OIL
clnl title which congress continues to
wrangle abSut.
In a prs4s%nary conference with
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
U-BOATs GROWING IN SIZE.

One Which Attacked Town In Azores
May Be Of 1000 Tons.
Paris.-Advices from Ponta Belgada.
in the Azores, regarding the recent at.
tack upon that port by German sub
marine declare the shells fired were of
Is centimetre calibre, indicating that
the U-boat probably was of unusual
size, possibly of 1000 tons. The YES
sci is said to carry two or three guns.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO.

Father and Sons Victims Near Ham
over, Pa.
Hanover, Pa.-John King, IS years
old. and his son, Lloyd King, aged II,
both of West York, were struck by
lightning and instantly killed while
fishing along the Big Conewago near
Creager's Mill, 10 miles from Hanover.
They were preparing to go home when
a severe thunderstorm broke.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
WOMEN IN U. S. ARMORY.
Taking Places Of Day Force Of Men
Inspectors.

Springfield, Mass.-The plan under
consideration at the United States
Armory Of employing women inspec-
tors for certain classes of work has
been adopted by Col. W. S. Pierce, COM
mandant, and several women have
been put to work, releasing the men
whose places shey take for more I'M
portant work ar night duty.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
PLOT IN ECUADOR.
American Agents Probing Plan To
Overthrow Administration.

Panama City.-American agents as
well as the American Minister at Quot
have begun an investigation of a revo-
lutionary plot to overthrow the Ecua-
dorean administration, according to in
formation received here. The con.
spiracy is said to be headed by the
former rebel chief Concha, supported
by relatives of the murdered President
Alfaro.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
WOMAN SENTENCED TO HANG.

Convicted Of Poisoning Inmate Of Her
Home For Aged.
Hartford, Conn.-Mrs. Amy E. Arch
erGilligan was found guilty of murder
in the first degree in the Superior
Court here. She was convicted of the
murder by poison on May 80, 1914, of
Franklin B. Andrews, an inmate of her
home for elderly people at Windsor.
She was sentenced to be hanged No
vember 6, 1917.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
TO SEIZE SHIPYARDS,
General Goethals VIII Take Possession
OF ALI O. hem

Washington. = Maj.-Gen. Goethals,
manager of the Fleet Corporation, put
under way the Governments merchant
shlpbullding program Monday by re-
qulsltionlng a million and a half tons
OF shipping under construction in
American ship plans. At the same time
he offered contracts for construction
OF TWO aforementioned shipyards to
turn out large number of fabricated
steel ships.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
WARsHIP SUNK BY EXPLOSION.
British Drea6naught Vanguard Blows
Up While At Anchor.

Up While At Anchor.
b. London. - The British battleship
Vanguard blew up and sank on July
8, says an official statement issued by
the British Admiralty. An internal
explosion while the ship was at anchor
caused the disaster to the Vanguard.
Only three men of those on board sur
vived, and one of them has since died
Twentyfour officers and Il men, how
ever, were not on board at the time
of the explosion.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
WOMEN CARRY MAIL.

Fair Sex Deliver Letters In lorain.
Ohio.
Lorain, O.-Scarcity of men has
brought the lady mailcarrier to Lorain
Special permission from WASHINGTON
was received to allow women to take
the examinations. Lorain had the first
women section hands in the country.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
ITALY no FEED SELF.

Rome Cables Say Harvest VIII Be
Eight Per Cent. Above Normal.
Washington.-ltaly is one warning
1ation that will feed herself during the
coming year. Cables from Rome say
the 1917 harvest will be at least s per
cent. above normal.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-21
500, 600, 900 FOR NAVY.

For Destrcye-s.
Washington.-Secre Daniels ask.
ed Congress for deficiency appropria-
ton of $100,0O0,O0O, mainly for addi-
tional destroyers and submarine
chasers and to speed up work on the
general building program.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

Wounded poilus en-
joying a special open
air entertainment Civ
en- for their benefit by
professional stage folk
at the ST. Croix Hos
pitsl in France. What
are you doing to make
life brighter for the
brave war sufererse
F,,neL ONciol from Pictorial
Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

" In the hour Of darkness,
and peril and need.
The people will waken
and listen to hear
The hurrying hoof-beats
of that steed.
And the midnight mes
sage of Paul Revere.
-Lonsfellop.
A new painting OF Paul
Revere's ride by the we'll
known American artist.
William r. Leigh, which
he calls "Awakenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

solid mahogany arm chair or
rocker. Is as comfortable as IL
is handsome. In Denim. Resu-
lar Price. 5000. Special
Price .s..ssssss sssss ss~h'oU
In Tapestry or velvet. Regular
Price $500. Special Price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05
Do the Prices or the Styles Appeal Most

SIlduUW uIC qIHCt, uIIOUtt uofVS 1'<''''S
this furniture.
People come here because they know their
taste will be satisfied They come because the
name Hathaway stands for style leadership and
thorough reliability in materials and workman
ship. And they come because they know that
we know that giving big values is more important
in business than making big profits.
Look at these typical offerings Remember that
the assortments Of other single pieces and suites are
very large Make your selections as early as possible
and If you prefer deferred delivery, can arrange
IT, A few typical offerings:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

WEEK OF AUGUST 5TH.
Mahogany Bookcase ............... $500 to S5oo
Mahogany Hall Clock w $4,000 1000
Decorated Day Bed Complete. 1000 1900
Large Wing Chair in Velvet. ......... $500 $500
Colony Club Sofa in Blue Velvet 1880 $500
Mahogany Seven Piece Bedroom Suite 347OO 1880
Walnut Six Piece Bedroom Suite go. 3l70O $4,000
Mahogany 10 Piece Dining Room Suite $500 $4,000
Walnut Ten Piece Dining Room Suite. $4,000 47500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
O. l1irrparr anf Sen salEan.

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miro borausftbHi9 n4 cine Gegelung Der @ebiet5aniprthe Der bort
annigen gfahonen m0 0a0ur9 Elm frte0tidere5 9erBalten 0ioPr fur|
cine lHgere 3ufunt berbefubren. Gin feDergepan0ter aroQte Ant ta
Diefer We3iebung fir8id Darauf bingeDiee, 0aB Die 10 oft 6ernoHnenen
8e5ehhnmgea vSlaDisms" 1m0 ouA g5lDfamisnus" ntht polftidG.
ioaOen MIR t9eoretidG geograp91de 8egrife oarreaen. DIT oRicn
SdIngporhn fI mr. cine betImnlte poltide Bropagagoa geraprt Dor0el:
9imr benz aSlapisuuS" ita1te Der ruTbe SmperaH5mls, bntar benz
uSu0lapIsnHn5" Die groBierbtde 8ropaganoa. Die ratOnalPoHtiffnI
@egendse 8Dii1em oa Derldfeoenen fdpTben 8olter1 lteben an BttertctI
nmt brnter 0engn 5DHdeH 1e1fhla0 u0 England 3uruf, umD DeroenI
8a fdn0iiger BeaiguHg 0rangent biz ourh gen1eRiame gntideamg
Ser @robnddte bic e%ribIagfgen 9dtDunaasfragen uno @e6iet5auipride
e~a09iIha-foIDat MON bon eneul gen0gltg" III Der Metg1fIhte lprefc1
fmH-georonet fu0. &e ler Der DSu0fdDsmus" ais poltIihe SDeeI
Elm Gbantafese6ilDe it, bat Der 3Dehe 8ataHfrieg Geigt ol5 8mel groBei
ltoilQpilde 9oIter, gulgaeu mo Ser5en ernnn0r Den &rUg bis CUR
1hen SgntareHen Der aroaen mo Slopenen gegerlbar, Die inter otter
reibHder GberberriAot 8uiauaen init 9osniens GaIroten, Siriea mt
Der Strain eaan beOnoerea Stadt5t0rpt 3u blo8n DHnfAen.
en NirfIidfet befe5oen fb oeana1 mf Dem 8afm ori 9etrebmI
ger, bon 0eren poluideu 8rogrmmen f9 niht zines berDirtibea ldBt
ohe bic Iurdfubrung Der au0ereH 5meI unu0gih 8u u0beu. Gin 6roBI
@roBerblea nit Dem nntipnalen Em8raum Der aroatel rnbefetnbar
lbre g~epdrnpbilde r0 g~eihtftlihe Stelgng 5piugt Die SerbeL es nit
ben aegnern Der 9ugaren mao arooteu at bolton, uo oife picoer BabnI
nahren0 0es gegenpdttgau areges NIT Der aroBten @rbtterung gegen Die
Gerben getaapft. Aus AaeuI eraibt fh, 0B Die 2oiung Der naiouot
bpItidea 9r0bleme nnf Det 2nfan MIR eme 9Raftfrage it, Gle f6.
IaDiiden 8olfer foumu MIR iu @udlu1e on cine @roBmadt ire ma
tQBoleH 3Dede 0urdPben, mo 0a 0P1e 3mede h9 tral3eL meroeH re
fd Den HthnaHbcr rbaiferea0en @Rddten ouf1ieBen mtfeu.
1erhfen, 1efl SebtanDfgtet me0erhOt 0trh t0a5 Gtnthreten
CeferTdAs Dor Ger @erniAtHHa beDnbrt puroG Bat es borgeogel iene
MISUNDERSTANDING ais SdleppatrogT guBnnO5 81 Derfogab uo
hnt feeH lIn0aHf rH0 iane fahdeu @ere1mm9ea teer beableH mIef
arlgarieA DurA Das ergebse 0s 5pern goltaufrieges IN ben 9iuRr'
grnD qe0rdngt, bot fiji mf Die Sete Der 3HtraImdhte geieat enc
~@ufHei0uHgs sl Ngiam ibH feHe uatarHhen ssntereien Sen geg mRet
IaS negra6s 8orgeben ieiner 9erbinoeten hdt irnerbalb Snbresfif
unh0en Is af 9la5eoonien 0eratH teHen nnBe 0cas nms gsee NIT
imt hereuu8A rs mr0 mf Dem drie0ensfongreB niht Mr auf 0eenI
~AsIbeuestaag loHoera aHa All s@re1a0erl4tiaugsa4 bete9snt Die cine
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Detfdpwo rmn9 tpar
Gin ieplce9tcr Wib!

gctrogra0, 30. Sept. Il Cine
0eri6tlide unteriudung Der Re.
riibmten Observation-Disclosures
sic glufqng Geptent6er ent0edt rpllr.
0e un0 nit Qu8meiiutg Der 8rau
@itroDo uro beri6ieocner @roBfir.
item rnoigte. bat ergeben onB bic
gauge 0eidtdte Elm i@ledter 28it
gemeien tit.
IS mllroe feItgeiteIlt, 6ab 8uei
&rieg8freipiaige uu0 5pei 3iDil-
perIouea, Die sic monordutiiden
gaigungen zines 5eiIes Der 8eu0l-
ieruug 3u t9rem eigenen 9orteiL
ausnuBtpiL cine Proclamation erlie-
Sen, Die nit einem groBen Sieqe[
berieben tpor uri0 in Der Die g8ies
oer5erIteaung Der @tonardie Der.
longt nur0e.
Gin ioldeS Document ioltr6e In
Ser 8obnunq Der 6ralt @itroDo &C.
fui1oen. W}tt Der Proclamation ber.
teilteu Bic Sdnin0ler 2iitaL auf
oenen Bic 0arnen ongeblifer 3eid
ner fauoeu. Gen 2iiten 9eilaB
MOLTEN iie idon orei Milionen Hu.
bel, oereu gr0Bter TetI bon Den
@robiitriten b%errilbren ioIltc, 9e.
iammelt baben. aotiafe iit oaB
Die S6pinoler 1900 &llbel foQef,
tierteH mo 0nutit cine 0rgie 8t
8itebst on Der 9urn beranitolteten.
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Samuel Rees IL.
pom GcSc credit!


9ett 1aIiila 9tces lr, ftalloeli
oer Aees Rrlltlll9 80, uli0 N mel
teltel arellen betatlHter @eldaifs-
mann PEN AHldp1, ltafD 1Qlllsioa
lid1llitta8 ~ lalner &,oHllali9, ~
lltol. ~ SttaBc, IN Utter 0on "a
6dQrch. &ellet goo taih Ploglia
uao uilerpaftef. 9err 4ees lqB III
elnerH St4ll ano las etae SETTING,
ot5 0er goo Qerailtrat llilo lRfl ans
.0laleal Se1el hagIil, " ipat liod)
ont 4Sot8ea ~ letIlet -IiLee utlo
lallca III better 9ellfo1elt iiiIo
Stllhgling 81 lem.
St &eefol9ullg 1lltoet an 2iels-
l0J Huaa9 Holt inter Den alLlpl5len
Ger -. 5o9fl& &o9e y uIlc
y Dl ineldet et ols 4fliJlleD an.
8192lle. @le 5elleeiltI9 cflolat allI
.oeHl 6otell Salpn 6rLeogote.
@err noes, oelle1 2rA1efeL9cldlalt
lla an 3eafiter mo @or!ieq otroBen
9eii!joGf' ~ eIiler Der a@lfeltea 0e-
ldQftslelte Der Staot. Gr tam IN
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gleforbnrcis fir anIh

&5ilips, Qebr., /. eft. II Cine
bier an Safnstag nuf oen StroBea
9ieii9er Staot n6gebaItene Quftion
itebt uuerreidt oa in gor handler
Be5ie5u1g. 2or 5tuei 8o6an ldett.
te Der Garalar 60. Seuitt Der lofas
len 9toten areu5.@eieQidait elm
Stalb bon Der gteo 4oLe GaiIe unter
Der 9e0in9uuq. 6aB oasieI6e auf Der
StrnBe 6ffeuttih beriteigert fper0e.
2o5 aaIb MGR 0rei g8oGen alt uro
tjog So &iun0 ulio iDuroe Suerlt Donl
auftiouotor fiir $35 e~rlton0en.
@lei4 oarauf oferierte er oas iunQe
3tno iDie0er sur geriteigeruiig ul0
Dies DleoerboIte iid 70 off, bis 6ab
es Ger aoten Streu5 @eieaidJaft bel
Der 40. geriteigerung $457.50 Gin.
gebrott bate. Ger idlicBlide Sat-
rer oes aol6eS mar 4rtbltr u. eng.
lono, Der Is fir $40 eritan0.
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Spabt nidbt NIT Blitkr0nkbcitcft,
BeIeitiat t~icIclben iHreIItcts!

IbilOet, ipenrt oag 8liit ititrein nnb
Observation-Disclosures III. adtorrb lit
e6enfoQs elm 2ei0euJ ooS ourh It'll.
reines 9litt GuberIt begiinltigt miro.
8tele onoere aranfbeiten ner0en
oireft bttrd idIedtes 9Iut bsrpor.
gerufen.
Geben Gle iett bie @ihtiafeit Der
@eruenoung zines @lttreini9crs.
nm all oieis Seiocn 5l bermeioen2
gteinigt Guer 8Iut init g. @. O..
Dem utiibertroiienen gllitreini.
gltngSnittel uno bette @eiun6beit
.pir6 Sybr 2o1n 6afiir iein.
*, e. a. ntrb felt lber fiinFsig Sabren.
heraetcIt ulb IN alleH glpot0efen beriauit
3eHebt nut G. q, %. mo ucbmt fein NrinBs
m,ilcL. sir ireitit meoi5inii9eu 9iat f6reife
ntau on unieren mebisiriffeit Gireftor. sIofri.
ie emit. specific Co. 100 ", Gluiit 2a5orG.
iot1, ailGula, ga.
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g8idtia fir glidt6araerl

5n elmer 8eridnmIung 0e8 Com.
mercial alu6 aomitee un6 @ertre.
tern Der Staot5e un6 Goltntn Ser.
tet4i9un95beb0rben pur0c beidloI.
len ioife g~erinmmIuugeu ole 5lDei
@oden ab3u6alten, nm Syeilen Sci.
ltano SIT geben, bic giir9er Ser Ser.
Staaten at peroea Dirrifen. QQa
geitelten 8raQen iUer0en 6~eantlnor.
tet, freie geieBlife glatidIGge er.
telIt mo tuo notig, bic gnturali.
lierung8ge6ilbr bon $1,00 be3ablt.
Die ladite 8%eriammIung miro an
rs. Sept. gebalten mer0en.
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15c G0s Quart
1ltilch in Chicago!

G6icoQo, /. Oft. Die Be
po6uer 6ieier 5toot bo6eu bon heu-
te an um0 onoauerno ourh Ben 0}o-
not Cftober orei5ebn Gents nir oos
Guort g2ilh SIT be3abJen- ausge-
uoumtcm oie Stoot, Stootss ODER
9unoe5be6or0cn tperoen oogegn Gill.
ihrciten
Ger uelle aleinberfmtfsprei9 lit
6aiicrt ouf Den Gnqro8prai5 bon
1912 iiir brnoert @htno, Der fitr3.
LID bon Ben gfildproOu3enten feitge-
iett mor0en mar, Die lett olti ben
Neroodlt bin in ltnteriu6un9 iteber,
eincn |ruit ge6iI0et 8l habet.
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&eiaist Gner Sbitcm bon alien
DISQUALIFICATION.

8eobahtat guer glit aenoueitens
mo ieio iebr borIidtig, ooB iid feline
llnreinli6feiten in 6oBieIbe elm
I6Iei6en, Die SIRE @eiunobeit be.
oroben.
Sbre friibe un6 fcrniga @einuS.
belt lit aroBtenteils BON Dem gu.
itanOe uno Der gieinbeit S5res 9Ili.
tee obb1naig.
8elhe Der idmer3bofteiten uno
lebensgeidbrliditeu aronfbeiten mer,
ben oltf @lrtuareinIi9feit 5uriidae.
fiibrt Die burh ri6tige @ebonolung
bermie6en peroeu tounteu. 3beu-
motismus miro bon cinem lpiu8igen
Seim berborgeruieh Ser iid 0ann
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
Gin3el3eitcn iiber Ole
2. Irteosanlcilc!

&aibinQton, 80. Sept,~ Ser
S6uBomtsiefretdr @lcG0oo qi6t fol.
geu0e gin5elbeiten Der 3lDeiten 6rei.
beitsanleibe 6atnnt, mal6e ON J..
OCTOBER Dem 4ubIittum ~ange6QieH
mer0eu ioa.
&09e Der auleibe: 3 0iiqiar0en
Qoaars ooer me5r, 0oh iod Der
lle6eri6uB eiue S1Ifte ser lleber.
5eidmuugsb0be uidt il6eriteigen.
9e0ingltnget: 25jd6rige ginI6.
iuugsfriit. Ger 96asamtsieftetar
fam nod 3e1n SaDren giuloiua0
beriiiQet.
gctrog Der BOMBS Son $50 ouf
mdrts.
3in5fuB: @icr gro3ent, 8oblbor
b~al6ja9rlid an Is. gtobember md
am 10. Dini.
3aAIungsbaoinglngen: 3pai Pro-
5alt beim @lnfalL is 4ro3ent am
Is. 91obem6ar, 40 4ro3ant nm ii,
2e3GltDef, uliQ ~ BfD6elt Qllt 10
Smunr 1918.
Gas @orredt Ser lluiuagtolund
BON Bombs oicier 4lt8gabe int 9on1a
elmer ipateren 9llts0abe, bic 3t finem
b06eren 3insfab ais bier 8ro3eni
auf8ela9t miro, lit ipdbrenb oet
9auer 0e5 arieges a~u8geoebnt. Sad
Dem getroHenen llebereintommen
nad Dem Die Bombs MIR bier Golb
pon8 erboIten lper0elt itatt so, iDir6
Die 46Iieferllng cine proulpte iein.
SoI4arart miro nll9 Die g(ltsgaba
BON Observation-Disclosures bermieoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-01
snlbnt nls glntnhif6 nfr6nftet.

8caber Gitp, Qebr., 1. 0ftobcr.-
8iAie Con 3acobs, Der fir ben gli.
l~itar0ienit ge3ogel iuur6e mo iid)
ONT W2ittuo6 bier CUR Steaung bdtte
einfinoen ioIeu, ltm nit Dem 0riiten
aufgebot mad Sort NileD obforns
mmnoiert 81 iuaroen, tpur0e inter Der
4nflage in Salt gefonlmer, bon ben
5urnas GountD 81iEriiuOet lekteu
9omer5tag Elm automo6il geitoblel
81 ba6eH, er miro BON ben 8etor.
ben 8um 9ro3eB ieItgebalten mo bis
oabin TN 6ouAtggefangnis einqnars
tiert. 8as autounobil geJorte @e-
orse @rbnnt bon Mforton eountD,
Stonlas, mo mar bis Jest nod niht
aAf9eiurl0en uoE0en.
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D~rii6eber9ers Iekfc
Peffnnne Sabin!

g9ai6fngton, 80. Sept. Gin
g~erie6euer aopofat BAT oieuitullIit-
itigeu Gefruten in einem Eager Dor.
gento6t, iie broudten MIR berauift
iu5 Eager 8uriif8utebren, Damn
ipir6en fie eirige &o6en eingeiperrt
uno ooltn i9lieBIi9 olis Der 2lrntee
mlsgeitoBen neroen @eneraI 4ro.
fob Gron0er erflGrte ober beltte,
BIGGER 9lon nerbe febli htagen. man
fDeroe 5fpnr getrunfene idner be.
jtrufen aber oies 8iebe nod Ionge
nift Die 3ienitentIaiiilng nod iid.