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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
26, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
aon0on, 90. Oft. gcIonnrfhult
Saig nel0ete bettte, baB bic bercin-
ten britii6en nn0 fran50iii6en
streitfrGfte bic Offeniibe IN Sian
0ern tpie6er ouf9enommen baben.
g2oro01tli6 BON Dpern grtffen Die
3rltppen Ser Qlqiierteu bette Inn
1855 friiD an uno nladte1t 81fries
0enIteaenOe 6ortihritte.
DS6merer 9tegen ging ipdbren6
0cg lebten IeiIes Ser gloht nieoer,
beiBt es in 6em 8eridt tpeiter, nun6
6erieIbe bieIt auh bette an. !"
@8 lit 0ieieS innerbalb fiiHf 3ogen
ser 5tueite S6lag, Ser bon ben Sri.
ten uuo 6ran5oien getneinian 9egen
0ie 8eltti9en gefii6rt miro itn0 8par
an 0eren berpuaoboriten 8unft IN
6lonoern. Gin fltrdtbarer 8or.
ItoB, Der ON Montag gefiibrt lpurOe,
bradte Die fran50iiIde GrifoGore ttn6
ben britiiden llnion Sad ouf 0em
9oB6enbaele Sobenriifer norpartS
uno trieb ben 8eino na9e8u cine
9eile peit 3uritd.
Ser bellti9e 9onlpf ipielt fid ail-
genIbeinlid 1uf oernielben &ompf'
plat ob. 2tqe nlilitdriiden Opera.
tionen oes Generals Snig fpdbreno
ser lebteu Monate- iieben gorit6Be
84iau1men-p puroen in ieoeln @ebiet
ou8gefiibrt. @3an mill 0eln 5ein0e
Die 8er6i10ung8linie nad &ouler8
abIdnei0en uno bon Der Slanfe aus
6ie oeu.ide TouhbootbaltS 5u Bee
briigge 1tno 9iten6e be0roben. 9tors
Iers lit bon Der borgei4obenIten
Sten1tng aus nur nod finn @ieilen
entfernt. Qie 8riten uno fSran3oien
baben gegenrpdrtig aae8 b0ber ge-
Iegene @eldnoe Der GaBHenbdele 9In.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

bolferung nit 8erIiderungert 6u be.
idlpi6tigen, baB bel 8inter8eintritt
illo ua6 ginitelluug Der adlnpfe in
6lon0erh britil9e 2uitflotten, unter.
ltilst bon 6allrei2en neuen enQIi-
i6en, alHGritqniidjeu u16 italieniihel
2leroploneb befeitigte irno ilnbefe-
Itigtc 0elttide Stdotc 6onbor0ieren
lueroen.
8ir ober piiielL Dob Die 2laiiertet
nidt intitonoc iiu6, lire 2uftflotten.
0ffcniibe 81 berItarfcn neil;
@riteus- g8egen ser idletten
8ittcrllng in 3entraleuropa.
3peitcn5-SoIlte Der 9l6bruh bes
8eloauges in 6lonoern feiuolidc 9le.
roploue freimoheh aud 6tt glei6er
Belt 6eutide Aeroplnne bon bort
5uritdae3ogen meroen fonnen.
3rittens-9I 9Iusiogen BON entente
@efanqenen in unieren Sanoer lit
glmerifo ridt in Der Sage, biele
0toi6inen beriiber3uien0en - au6
n0dite8 6rilbiobr nidt.
9iertens -3ie eilige 9(u8biloung
Der euglii6en 6lieger miro oeren
GerIuite i'm GergleiA 81 ben unieri.
gen bier 3lt ems geltnIten; eine Sat.
iodc, Die our4 Die offi5ieae Ser.
lultliite eriuieien miro. Aber aud Die
amerifoniiden 6lieger nerben 6oitig
nusgebil0et unO in 9laiien; aud Die.
Ter llMitnno mag 3u groBeren Ser.
hliten fiibren.
6ii1tftens- llniere 9crtci6igungss
nlitteI gegen f5liegerilberf1ae babcn
iid gut berpdbrt, 3. y. BEL ben tiir5s
liden Streif5iigen frall80iiiher 6lie.
ger.
llniere Jeinoe bofien, 6ob ser
N2ansel an HpDmateriqlieit inns 1ufs
anie 5mingen iuiro, 1iele Soft.
nuug lift fru6tlos. 8ir babeu Ous
8roblem bon Subitituten 10 gut ge.
lott 0oB 6ie GngldnOer iicb NIT 0em
Nane trager, uns oieies in manden
6allen na63unoden.
llniere lleberf1lle ouf 2on0on iino
beredtigt. 2Iopo George ertl1rte inn
SUM 1915, onB QouOon elm 3pcites
8oolpid] geluor0eu it. (Q8ooIni6
lit zines Der groBten engIiiden grie-
uole ua6 Qtnitlonsfabrifen.)
9esbalb, neil uniere 6ein0e I'M.
aufb5rIid offene 6td0te, mie &arIs.
rube, 5rai1fntrt a. II., 8aoen, t5rei.
burg un0 &itbingen beic6oIien Daben,
brodten iOlde BrutaIitaten lei Der
9eD0Iferilng 0a8 gegenteil oeiieh
tpos bea6itd)tigt iuar. Die 0eutide
geu0lteruna lit in ibtem GntidluB,
ourd3u6oIten, 6aOur6 MIR nod be-
ltdrft moroen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
Die snruna.

&aibin8tou, 9. s, 26. Cft.
glad ueueiter, anifeineno le1r ma
bi9er Sddtung 0e8 8un0csontes
fir 9trbeitsItotiItit lin6 0ie 9reiie 0er
gtabrllngsmitteI al8 Gauges I'M AZ
9ro8eut ge0eniiber Dem lebten Sabr
Dor bem @eIttriege geItiegen. SIM
ein3elnen naren freilid Die Steigu1-
gen gum Sell bicl gr5Ber. 90 ltieg
@lebl ieit Dem 2lu0udt 1913 lin 1870
Qro5ent, W}aisidrotlue6l I'M 100
9ro8ent anrtoffeIn TIN 81 9iro8ent.
3uder Inn " 4}ro5cnt uno Sdlpei-
neidual3 nm II 4ro3eut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
goliseiIfanbaI in glempbis.

0leulpbis, Senn., 26. 9ft. 30.
li6eidef Sanes @. auinIan un6 9o-
Ii5eiinipeftor gs. S. Sopes Dur0ei1
in oem gegen lie eingeIeitetrn Mb-
iestln9sberfobren bon 9iidlter &eis
ibcl aus ibren glenitern altseeitoben,
mdbren0 ole 9luflage gegen Sellers
unO @}oli3eifonuliiidr 2obe BON i1nn
nieoergeihlaeen ipnroe.
2os 8erfabren gagef1 Die noIiseI
NOR ouf @rltro einer Beifiueroe BON
6eBn 8irgern eingeleitet iuoraeit.
pelde Die GoIisei be5id'tieteu, sic
Erobibitions- mo on0ere 1ciebe
nidt ourdgefiibrt ou baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
9euti4lanO OrODt
nit &cprfiiQlienl
Sclltcn Sie 1lGiicrten cffenc ScMtid1c StdStc be-
fdpiebcr, 10 pirS auf fransSlilc,c tpieterz
peroeltuno eeiibt tpcrSen.
Die SeMHd6e DerteiSteune eeeen cuftanesiffe!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, n b., on Oct.
rs, as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1879
Berlin, ilber 2onoon, 25. Oft.
(9on SSSobn @ranOens, Sorreipor.
bent Der llniteo 9SreB.) = Sn bod.
itat Regierunosfreiien miro Beilte ge-
iast: sails bic 2taiierten beion.
oers ober guqIano, our6 grltolitds
fen, in0ent iie 1rnbeieitigte oeutide
Gt1ofc bonlboroieren 9eiltidluno
nuf bas &nie 5it brinoen boiiet
0onn Dofien iie pergc6en8. 8ie Gn.
iententddte iollteu ni6t pergeienb
OnB es 5a9lreicbe frnn5oiiide Std0te
gibt, Ole i'm noben 8ereib Der oeut.
ifet 9ombGll.2uitfIotte Iiegeu fnG8
bic gtaiiertan einidIieBlit6 gfmeri-
ia, ibr glngriff8progrnmut ouf ofiene
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
Qmerifa ifift Mlildl nadl glnElaaS.

8etrogoro, 26. Oft. - 8ie &ote
arelt8s s0&iiiion er1pfabG fiir8lid 0eut
Goten &reu5 in 8aibington, oaB
S6ritte getnn peroen iollten, iun Die
bungrigen Sinner lit &etrngra0 i'm
8inter 81 erndbren. 9arauf tDltrOe
IN @aibington bei6loiierL 100000
&annen fon0enIierter @fiI6 I'M 2nus
fe oe5 Gtto6er 1in0 gfobentber nod
&uBlon0 al l6idcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
1l1ia 1ordIiSent
1DilIcn ermor6en!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
rs, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
GGicago, 26. Oft. = g0uar0
9ietid, Der 5obn Oes 2ebrers oer
ipaniif]eIt Spra6e on ser Chicago
ltniberiitdt, ipur0e geiteru berbaftet
un0 rulter $4,000 8irgidoft ge.
iteIlt oo er iid geitern Gtu6ienge-
noiien gegeniiber ausqeipro9en bat,
Den 8rdfioenten 6lt erbolden, falls er
@eIegenbeit Oo5u baben ioIlte. 9ietI6
bot angeblid Qlnpermar0te in Der
oeutiden Qlrnee mo 9at aud in
Qeuti1lanO Elm groBe8 grbe lic9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
Dcitfit,e Seelelttc
ailf Scbiff ucrbaftet!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
26, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1879
gaelpport g2arps, So, 26. Oft. =
Ne1n Deutide ipur0en Beltte bier
bon 9eou1ten oes SuIti5-0eparte.
ment8 berbaitet un0 Der 8ltnoesbe.
boroe in g}orfoIf iibergeben. 9ie
2eute ipur0en ul1ter Sen Seeleuten
zines amer. &itIten0ampferS gefun-
0er5 Der bier an 9onnerstog anleg.
te, urn Elm aobIenfargo olif8une6.
men. Gie 3eutIcben 9titgIieber Der
8enannltng, goben lire gaationali.
tat 5u. Mm ninunt an, ooB fie
noA einem Der iuoliden SSnternie.
rllngslager gebradt lper6e1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
GrbSttc Niaittcn0alf1s
gen iirrS ocbcten!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb,, on Oct.
26, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1910
aanios Citp, D2o, 26. SIT. =
Bon ben geaalten BEG bieligen g}e-
ierpeoiitritt8 muroe 9eute foIgen0e8
befoint gegeben:
gGa nur nod 3luci Gage ii6rig
bIeibcft, I'M Die 3eidjnungen fit Die
apeite srei6eitsutIeibe 81 berboI1.
itinoigen f0uuen nur duBerite 8od.
iomfeit lmb bergr6Barte 2tnItrengltn-
gen oIfer 6reibeit3anleibe omiteen
lin0 uIler Gonfen un0 Grllits@eiells
idoFten int gan5en 2on0e ben @rfolg
lihern. g8ir baben S5uformdtiouer,
DaiI offi3ieQ bts geitern nbeno III
ggaibinqton einberif)tete Sllbitrip.
tiunen faum 5ipei gillionen 3olldr
iiberidlritten. g8enn mir ouh BON
elmer groBeu Qn5abl bon 3eidnutt-
gen in bieiem 3iitritt aenntniS ba.
ben, Die nod nidt bon BEN offi3tels
Ien 3ablen Der Su6ifriptionen bet
iung BON 0en 8onfm un0 3rldt.@e.
ielLihoften geoedt iiilO, fuiir6en mir,
ipenn oieie aelntni8 nid)t borbon-
ben mare iebr beritimnt iein iiber
Die gegenp1rtigen 0ieiuitnte. lin
ben Sdabault8 iefretGr 3lt 3itieren !:
ogor ollem lift es erlpilnid5t, 0oB
niht MIR 6os orei 8iGionen Wiuis
mum errei6t miro, ionoern 0aB sine
bo9e lteber5ei6nttng erreidt pir0. "
oGn8 MininlolQuotlun oil 3eid)-
nlinqen fir bic 6rei 8iIfionen.qlnlei-
be fir 0icien 8iItrift lit $t20,000,-
600; oos @orinltm I'M 5 8iIlioneu
in 8eidnungen 8lt erreihaL lit
5000, 100000. Girige Der 0iitrifte
baben ibr miuirnnlQuotltm ilberi6rits
ten, ood unoere ifn6 bintenn1 luto
es iIt 3u beoauern boB Der 8ebnte
GiItrift 8u ben Ietteren geb0rt
Reibt1im berricht I'M ean5en Qiitrift
uno oo1rr iollte e8 elm @runo 5lt
perionlider 8erlegenbeit fir je6en
pit8elilen 8iirger 'eit, iuenn aus III
9eno eineu @runoe Der 8iitritt fem
bolIes Mlarin1olqlotunt bon $500
900, 900 at errei6en berfeblt. 0ie8
WoriI1um lit nod nid)t errei9t tin0
rs fii1o mir nod 3pei Gage ilbrig.
5reibeitsanleibe -&onliteen I'M gan3en
DiItrift ioIlten ieOer @enteinoe Die
p0be ibres 6lotums befnmlt geben
an0 6ur6 8ufommenorbeit init ben
ganfen uno Gruit.@eieGiddften
,rdftig 6arauf binitreben 0ieieS
Guotlm 0urb einen erniten nn0
nidlt nadloiienoen 9lppell al oo8
BoIf Ait erreiden. Ser 10. 9iitrift
ollfe nidt einiblaielL bis Die &mn.
pogne 3n einem eriolgreiben Gnoe
lebrodt iuuroe.
GbicoGo, 26. 0tt. - $5,520,825
lie GtnlOe, oos lit bic Rate, NIT Der
Jet G9itogoer 3ieicrbeDiitritt nod
,orongeben nuB. nm iein @}arinlol-
moflum bon $700,000,000 Der apei-
rn sSrei9eitsanleibe 5u errei9en,
penn Ole 5riIt morgen a6l1uit, Gas
aanlpognefontitcc idaBte bette 6o6
,er 2iitrift nod Inn $3.50, 100000
ion Der bonn gun0e5ihntout felt.
leiesten Slnnne entierit lit. Goof
Sount9 mo Gbitngo Itebeu Inn
S55, 100000 biuter ieinem @lori.
ralquotlm bon St80,950,000 al.
it'd. gnnfen in Chicago unO an0c.
ZEN St1Oten i'm Giitritt peroen beu.
e uno morgen obenO offen ieit, I'M
3cidlnirngen ent9egen 81 nebmen,
lentihe stdote oiibiilbreli
GieieIbe gl1itoritat iagt ,3ie bri.
slhe 8rcIje beriuft, ole brltijhe &c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
@tr tuirS S2anin npn Eprens

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
25, as required by the act OF Oct. s,
1919
2or6on, 26. OF. - 8tpner Sc.
peIden aufolge tp1roe tn Der Iestiu6-
6entIi9en &onferens Stpiiden Dr. b.
&iibImarn tttto Dem @rofen g5eruin
bic poEnii6e srage einaebe1b pror-
tert. Gs 1T ipabrideinlih. oaB Is
iib babel ltm Die grneirnltng a1D
&r0uung oes neuen G0nigs bon HDs
len geba1oeit bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
Sonar CatU crIlIcbt llni
ltemcn tsricgskrcSit!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
26, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1919
2onoon, 26. Oft. - Gdatanlfs.
fan5ler 8onar Gam madtc beltte bic
2lutiinoigunG 0aB er an n1dllten
Qienstog im ltuterbauie I'M einen
peiteren Striegsfreoit BON $4,000,
100000 einfonImen mer0e, Inn oen
arieg bis 5um Qe5anber 3u finan
6ieren. lin iene 3eit miro er I'M
eineu meiteren erluden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
1sanster 111ishaclis
blcibt TIM 2lnltey

(True translation filed with ths
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
25, as required by the act Of Oct. o,
1919
Qlmlter0au, 26. Oft. - gerliner
0epciden 5ufoIge bat Ser Goiier bic
gseiignation oes Reidsfnnolers Or.
Weid)aelis fir tli6t nOtiueil0ig ernh-
tet, un0 ionit 1T Die M0glidteit
borbonoen, 0oB Msi9aelis i'm gLnlte
bleiben tpir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
streif rniiiidler sdliller. .

Getersburg 70. Gft. = gIus Sif.
lis miro mad petersburg 0epeidiert
oab Die ShiiIer Der @litteli9uleu
einen Streif erfIdrt Babeu. sic Der.
lauger, 0aB 9Grtreter Ser orei oberen
&lalieu an Der &erualtung Scr
SGulen teiInabn1eu oilrfen, iolpiG
0nB Die 3obl ser ShinOen inr Iotei-
nIi9en lluterri9t 9erobseiest iuerbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
@anae fSamilie critift.

81. YouI Wfinn., 26. Sff.-Gln
ii6erfodenoer Gnffectopf berIoidte
0ls @o3 zines &ohofens. 2Ll8 f5oIge
iin0 0tarion Sneo3p, feline ls5ral
un0 5luei &inoer an @a5oerqiftllng
geitorben. 9}ad6orn fan0en Sic Set,
den in oem NIT Sos erfiIlten 3im.
iuer crit mad q Stun0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
shmeia prGat 8rnnscnelh.

Berb SSAmei3, 26. Gtt.-Qcr 9lo,
tionolrot Gat iid entidieoen, q.
100000 3ebn-GentimeitGde uuo g..
100000 6ilnf-Gentiueitijde ans
@ron5e prdgen 5u laiien oa ltidel
nnh Supfcr ie6r fnopp gelporocu
iino, 8ie @eloItiide meroen mic6er
einae5ogeH meroen, menn 0ie alem-
gelOnot nofgeIniien bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
Scr 8etreiSeborrat.

Seem gort, 26. DIT. - Ser nad-
mei5burc @etreioeborrat in Den Ser.
Staaten 5eigte folgeu0e 9er6rOerun.
gen: 8ei6en. 8unobme 1t6,000 SIT
ibels; 9}oiS, 3urnnbme 10000 @u.
lbeI8; Safer, 8urabme 1,0t4,000
8ui1eIs; Ro9Qen, 3uno6rne 100000
8uibelS; @erite, 9l6nobme 100000
8uibels.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
;Folqenidlluerer llufnQ

Sp5lUih, .. 8, 26. Oft. = 4all
Godran, Elm ilmger 6ornler, Ser ii
Ser bieiigen llneebung onidiiig lit
geriet Dor fpeuigen Iogen nit ieinem
Iinfen SUB IN cine neuc Seupreiie
Ger 5lB murOe poIlitduOig 3er.
quetiht un0 muBte iofort mnputieri
iperoeli. Ger GerlingIiidtc 1T erit
fursc 3eit oerbeiratet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
3lompion ami frcifeitsanIeile.

9blcogo, g Gttober l5eltern
luur0e befannt 6oB 29n. Sale
lbompion 9iirgermaiiier aocr ieh-
item 0eutiden StoSt Der g9elt
$4,000 6reibeit$oulei6c gejcitbnet
bat er madJte ieiue geitcauug 0urd)
cine 6reimourerloae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
BmnScsbaltp
WirS ,,trc6en" ;!

98ai6ington, 8. g., 25. Oft. -
Gas @eleb, meIhe8 4robibition fir
Sic 9urtOes9uupfItoot an I. gtobenl.
ber oerfilgt, Wuroe int ortliden
Oberaeri6t ols nerfaii1ngsrnQBig
ntfreht erbulteL uno Die 95roteite
Der @etrdnte91noler fpnrOen abge-
,,,inin,,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
11err6terii0c 2lrtikcI
tpcrSeit nit6t 9eSalSet!
EOit6cb5rSen oe6en Gin5eI6eiten BE-
siialid Der @eiete 6efannt.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
26, as required by the act Of Oct. s,
1917
g8ai6inoton, 8. g., 26 Oft. -
Ser 3ned 6eS Spionoge. rmo oeS
ySau0el NIT Dem Geinoe" .@eietes,
iopeit fie Sen 9oli3eioienit betreffen
un0 Die ite gegen 1ttllobale 3eitttn.
gen ongeiDenOet neroen ioGen, iin0
nusfiibrlidb in einem @rtefe an Die
Serousgeber ertldrt, Der bonn @ene.
roI,BoitnteiIter geitern betannt 9ege'
ben iultroe.
Die 8eiete tunren notpenoig ge'
ma6t, iogte Serr 8urIeiolL ourd
bic it6er Die gan3e 9tdtion berbrei.
tete 9ropogonOn, Die beitimut NOR,
ouf jeoe nt0gHfe 9lrt, Ole erfolgreide
6abrling 6es &riege8 81 bilt6ern.
CT fii9te bin3u 0aB fem 3eitung5'
berousgeber, 6er i'm @er3en ieinem
l2anOe 1opnG If, ii6 irgen0pie elmer
8erle9enbeit ooer ltnbeqtemlidteit
ieitens Der Gegierltrtg geip6rtig 1nas
men bralldte.
ogtietnono, Der NIT Der Gegierltng
in @erbinouug itebt~, iagte Der
9tief, 0pon Grditoenten berob, fltdt
infolge oieier @eiebe Der &ritif ooer
aud angriffen 3u entgeben, ober
fetner 8eiiidriit Die irtnerbnI6 oes
8erbote8 oe8 @eiebeS fdIt ipirb Die
3trfuIation geitattet ieiu."
9ta6 Ser Snterpretotion 0ur9 Dos
8oit 9eparteuent, noden Die @eieBe
e2 fir ieoe @erion, fStrma ODER @e.
lelldoft lttgeIeslid], irgclt0 tpelde
georudte o6er anoere Saden ourd
Die &oft gu berien0en 8u tran8por'
tierelL ooer 8u troeett o6er onoer.
neitig gu plbli8iererL ober tndbren0
Der 9duer 0e8 ariege3 3u berteilen,
0os folgenoeS entbdIt:
GrItens- gori6Idge un6 03db.
nlugen gu gerrat, 2tufrubr o6er
Ifroftopaen @iOeritono gegen irgeno
Elm @eieb Der Ser. Staoten.
3peitens- -9(nqoben faIider g}e.
ridte o6er fuliden 8ebauptlngen
Die 6aral1f bin3ieIen, Die 9perptinnen
o0er Den GrfoIg Der glrutee- ober
Marine Gffi5iere Der Ser. Staoten
3u bii16eru oOer Den grfoIg ibrer
6einbe 8u f6roern.
9rittens- -Srgeno etlpas, 6n8
STANDARDIZATION ltnIo1alitdt, 0ieu.
terei ooer 8ciger1tng oer gfGidter.
fiiIIung u1tter Ben nilitdrii9en o6er
Observation-Disclosures berbor3,irufea
beitiHn1t iIt.
8iertens- -artifel, STE nuF Ser.
bin0erung Ser Refrutierung o6er
Oes freipiIligen gintritts 1T oen
QienIt Der Ser. Stadten db8ieIeu
.5urn gta4teiIe oes 3ienites Ser Ser.
Stadtef1.
Ginftens-Gie Gerbreitltng uno
ger0ffentIi1ung bon Saden. Die cine.
8erlebung Der bielen artOeren trinli.
neIlen 45robiiionen oes Spionoge-
@eieses inboloieren.
Sedl1tcns- -9rudiu6en in freln.
Sen Sprafen bic 9tndridten, e0i.
torieIle ODER an0ere 9(rtifel erltbaI.
ten, Die iif) ouf oie Ser. Stooten
o0er irgeilo cine Station Die an Die.
lem Grieqe beteitigt III, ooer ouf
Oeren 8oIitit, iltnere glngeIegenbei.
ten, ben Gtano uno Die 8Ibrung 0Gs
ariege8 oOer bierouf be5ugnebuenoe
Qinge, be3iebet nuBer lpenu Der
Sera18geber o6er 8erteiIer oaoon
BEL ooer Dor 9(bgabe oerielben our
9oItbefor0erung ODER irgenopelder
8erteiIltn9 bel Dem 45oItnteiiter Oe8
0rtes Ser ger0ffentli9ung eine &C.
treue ltn0 borIt1n6ige lleberIetung
beg 2[rtifels binterIegt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
&crlanat arGferen SreOit fir
,SlngOicnit.

SIN SooQ 26. Oft. Die 9ie.
9ierlm9 Der gtieocrlouoe bat 0enl
llnterbauie cine NorIoqc intterbrei-
tet, Die cine Grbobllng bes 9}arine-
tre0itS fir 1917 bon 100000
5Iorius auf 6.700.000 Storms nod
ludt 3lr 9lusOebauuG bes 5Iugbien-
ties Der Q}arine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
Gein nisreibier1 fir 9sOIi1iitcn.

Glicago, Su.. 26. Cft.-9om /.
gtoDcntber on miro anf 8eidIub ser
6aIoon.9eiiter m0 grnter mrgeu
Der ariegsiteuer 0on $3 90 pro 6ai}
oic atSreiliite" iiir 0ic 9}Ol3atan
a6geidofft Gas Gilt and nttf
S6naps, Der iegt ~ oie @allonc
ftItet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
irausOiiidle Gffisiere nIe sebrer fir
9ifuerifongr

Sem gorf, 26. Of. sGd,isie iran.
5oliide arltieeoffi5iere befil0ett {id4s
beltte in Sem Yorf. Sic uproen mi
ter Die alner. gfi[itdriibltuosloaer
berteilt, mn 9nfcI Sonts arieaer
m ben arieggtiinlten 81 nnterriGlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
1l,ettcrl'erINk

sEiir Cmobo unb llungeaenO: werduberAA
unb etuos fdlter buite nbenO, tpnbrlAeinIim
S1nee, Solnstog ihOu iin0 fdlter.
Sir glebrasfa: 0er1noerIid belite ubeuo,
ganlst1s ih6r, fdtter I'm Often.
Sir Soma: 8erdrOerIif unO etipns sdIter
be1tte obeno ino Somstag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

lperben tets errefC]t 6urd) Bite
oeutfben 3eitungen uno f0n.
1ell 6u ioIioen @eI0nnldgen be-
tDogen iDeroen In @runbeigen-
tlim Doer etoblterten @ei6dften
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-30
GOOD HOMEMADE, LAMP-HEATED BROODER

the brOoder floor, and should have a
hole In the center that will let the
larger pail set in and slip over the
small pail in the lower Platform. The
large neil should be well punched with
nail holes one inch from the top as
it sets, which is the bottom, leaving
the bottom whole, to be covered with
sand or dirt to throw the heat. The
hover can be made IS or 20 inches
square, like little table with seven
inch legs, and should be covered with
two layers of cloth that will not ravel
that are six inches wide.
If we hatch chickens early In the
spring they will begin to lay when the
hens are melting.
Fresh eggs are highest in the late
fall and winter This is because every
body's hens take their annual vaca-
ton then.
Don't blame the hens; they always
have done 1t and they always Will.
They stop laying eggs and grow
new crop of feathers instead.
During this 'molting period" as
poultrymen call 1t, nobody has many
eggs to sell until the young pullets be-
gin to lay.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-30

If chicks are Matched right, from the
right kind of stock, almost any kind
of brOOdiRg device will raise them
successfully; if not, 1T is hard mat
ter to raise them at all.
According TO Mrs. II. F. Heytt, a
successful chicken fancier, good
h9fnpinade lamp-heated brooder may
he easily made, as follows: Two
pals, one of the ordinary tive-pOund
lard pals, and one of the ten-pound,
will answer for the heater. a platform
should be made three feet square,
using l by 8 inches on the sides and
one end so that ii will set eight inches
off the ground and covered with
matched lumber so that the floor will
be tight. In the center of this cut
out a hole with a keyhole saw, just large
enough for the smaller of the lard
pals to fit in, and tack so that it let's
in none of the lamp gas. This pail
should be tight. Now take some one
inch battens and nail around all sides
of the platform, leaving an opening of
three inches in one corner for fresh
air, and put on another layer of the
matched stuff. thus making a one-inch
air space between the two. This is
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-30

GOOD CHICK-GROWING MASH
Mixture of Bran, Middlings, Cornmeal
and Beef Scrap Is Favored
Feed in Hopper.

After the chicks are ten days old
good growing mash, composed of
two parts by weight Of bran, two parts
middlings, one part cornmeal, one part
low-grade wheat flour or red-dog mid
dlings, and 10 per cent sifted beef
scrap, may be placed in hopper and
left before them all the time. The
mash may be fed either wet or dry; If
wet, only enough moisture (either milk
or water) should be added to make the
feed crumbly, but In no sense sloppy.
When this growing mash or mixture is
not used, hopper containing bran
should be accessible to the chickens at
all times.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-30
EGGS FOR MATCHING

Eggs selected for Matching
should weigh not less than two
ounces nor more than two and
a quarter ounces each. Eggs Sc
lected for incubation should
have clean, smooth, strong shells
which are free from ridges,
cracks, transparent spots or lime
deposits.
Where all of the eggs consid-
cred are of the same variety,
there is definite correlation be-
tween the size of the egg incu-
bated, the size of the chick when
Matched, and the size Of the
chick from ten to twenty weeks
old.
Eggs selected for Matching
should be of a true egg type.
Exceptionally long eggs and very
short, rounded eggs are equally
Objectionable. Malformed eggs
should never be incubated.
These eggs are usually difficult
to hatch. White eggs and brown
eggs should not be incubated to-
gether.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-30
CAUSES OF WHITE DIARRHEA
Disease May Be Inherited From Hens
With Infected Ovaries-Treat-
ment for Trouble.

White diarrhea is caused by bac-
terra. The disease may be inherited
from hens with infected ovaries, or
pass from chick to chick. In the lat
ter case the greatest period Of danger
is during the first three days after
Matching Badly infected chicks are
not worth curing. Never let chick
that has shown symptoms Of diar-
rhea be used as breeders or you will
have affected stock next season. II
the nostrils of chicks close up which
cOmpels the chick to breathe through
its mouth, the air passages of the
lungs are affected.
Treatments Moisten the tongue with
glycerin and water several times
day. Keep the chicks of fowls warm
and well supplied with water; give
the bird internally olive oil or castor
OIL feed soft foods.