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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Staal Qtccnct
frctgciprct9cn!
@eidJiuprene iuaren ii6er 6rei Sage
nnb BRET gtGdte in 8eratnug;
i6r Ntann eritrebt neWen
grO5ck.

Gdn 6ranci8co, Gol., 26. Suit
Die 0tuittIebrerin 6rau 91ena
91ooneD. melbe ullter Der gntIage
Itan0, elmer Der llrbe6er 0eS 8oru-.
benattentateS BEL ser boriGbrigen
bieiigen 8ereiti6aftspara0e gepeien
3u ient, nobel 8ebn 8erioneu ben
800 faH0en, lit geItern oben0 bon
ben 9ei4morenen bon ie0er g(nfloge
ireigeipro6en IporOen, na6Oem Die
iel6en felt @tontag na6mittag in
5iBung gemeien Daret.
SolDIe Der 9ornlant Der @eifmo.
renen 0as freiipre6en0e llrteiL ber-
fiinoet batte, iprang SSrau W}ooneD
auf, um1ru1tG ultD fitBte 6ie 0lGn.
ner bic oen 6reiipru0 gefGat bat.
ten, iorpie ibre 2lup1Ite. Damn lief
fte nod 6ern gegenitber Dem Sc.
rihtsge6ou6e befin0lifen Sta0tge-
fdngnts, unt ibren 0tonne, Der me-
gen oRs g(eiHeu @erbre9en8 gum
3ooe berurteilt lit, Oie freubige
9aadriht 8u bringen, sic fpur6e
0orouf pje0er in ibre 3eae 3uriif.
gefiibrt.
SSSn Dem lett abgeidloiienen 8ro-
5eb NOR Sralt Y}ooneD MIR ipegen
Grmorolmg Der 5rau MDrtle SSrene
San 600, elmer Der llugefommenen
pro5eiiiert mor0elL ltno e$ iin0 nod
iieben 9lntlugen oeriel6en 2lrt gegen
lie er6o6cu. 9a5 &erbre6en ereig-
nete ii6 nut %. SltIt ltu0 6rau
.QtooneD bat fat Elm Syabr in Inter
illdun9s9oit 8u9e6ra9t Sic trtfft
Deltte gorbereitunger1 0aS @efdng.
ri8 3t berloiicn, oa pabrideinli1
fein pcitcrer &ro5cB in Saene geicbt
lper0en mag.
SIR 0}oaL Gont 0}oone1, er-
fldrte, Dab 0ic8 Der Q(nfang bonn
gn0e ieI un0 oaB @ere1tigteit
triunlpbierel per0e. IS miro iofort
ons @rlu6en unt cine @ie0eraltf.
nabnte oes 2}crio6reu8 gegen Moo-
nep un0 cine lluperflrng oe5 llrteiIs
neroen, oa aus ocn 3eu-
8enousiagen i'm &ro8eB gegen ieine
5rtu ber0orging, bob CT ni6ts nit
Dem Nttelltnt 5u TIN gebo6t babe.
Gia 9artei0iger @looneD8 pollen
iebt oen 8eueis ontreten, 0oB iei-
tens 0eS Stuat5anpolte8 un0 Der
8ebor0en cine art Der
beitauO, I'M oie gtnge-
flogten Dem @algen 3u iiberliefern
mo 8u Siin0eu6ofen 5u MAIDEN.
8egen oeri6ieoene Stoatsbeuqen,
1oran Der Soupt8euge 6ronf 6. Or
man miro cine Qtuflage eingerei6t |
peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Srit, Sau6boOt bon
Oeutlt5enl Dtrlenft!
cebte 1Do4e 25 cnelif6e Danpfcr tcrpcSiert,
ictuic stpei Jtoliencr; amdb Elm aiiterik.
Sceler I'M Ole Gtefc bcfSrSert.
Sreimittee 2leuberuneen eines amer. Offisiets!

niiie, peI6e Bel oieient Sample
mitipielen, Sinoernifie, iuelae ben
9eutI6en gum &orteiI gerei6en
uno bon 6en gtmerifanern 5ubnliie
III iDenigen N1ouaten beleitigt iuer.
ben f0nnten, ober Der @tarineoffi.
3ier ourfte ni9t iageit mas er
muBte, tDenigltens nt@t fir bic
9effentli6feit. 9ie &orreiponOen.
ten fino altf @bre Derpflidtet, itidts
81 i6ifen, mas Der 8enior tliht ge-
ieben bat.
.G8 ipIr6e benz Jeino nur iiisef.
penn mir unieren 2eliten 8ltbauie
o[les er81bIen poIteiL mas mir
miiien", fltbr Ser 2ffi8ier iort.
Cine freirliitige @rfIdr1ng Der
gQn8en Sol6boot-2oge, 1ud) iilbe.
8ug onf Die 6oLgen fit ben &rieg
3u 2ano, f0nnte fir ben G5eillo bon
3ienIid be0elttenoem @ert iein.
GieQet6t ipiiroe DaS iognr iaifan
iinfen0en &on1pfgeiit ipieber beben
-1tn0 6as bdngt gang oobon al.
OBJ er bon Dem 3ou6boot bieI o0er
menig ertpartet. 9[ber i9 nuB mid
0o9 ernItItd fragen, oh es ms
i6lieBIi9 ni6t 0a8u belfen ipiirOe,
ben arieg 8u geipinnen. @ern Die
2erte nur piiBten, mas iie piiien
iolten 10 tpiir0en ite ms feinen
9(ugeu6lif Die NOTICE llnterItiBung
bermei9erlt.@
Ser Sffi8ier fiibrte ferner aus,
BOB Der 9anlpf nidt notigeripeiie
fin 1nls berIoren geben n1iiIie, ipenn
Die 3eniur nit ibrer Senoen6 Ben
2euten Die glugen gegen Die @efab.
rem au I9lieBen, alfreht erbalten
ner0e. Infer ben gegentpdrtigen
ltmitGnoen f0nrten Die glmeritonet
aubauie ni6t8 beiieres t1tu, nl8 Dem
&rie98progrnntm oes Striegss IND
Observation-Disclosures 8n8uitintmetb
ipie grote8t ibnen aud Die Mdne
borfonlrnen mogen.
o@8 gibt belte bun0ert fDtdtige
Eatia9en, i6loB Der Gffiaier,
otpel1e Die 0ffentIiAe @teifttng be.
Iebren fonltten. so lauge 0ie 3ibi.
Iiiten Iie ni9t ieben fonnet TT
0o8 bette, mas iie t11n f6nnen 6os,
SOB iie in bie @ntifeibung Ser gfe.
gierltng @ertrauen ieben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

pen unter Dem 9eiebl oes Generals
gtofo3a 4bere8eo gum glngriff ii6er,
beiebten mebrere 86rfer, nabmen
nebrere bunoert 0iann gefangen
un0 erobertat cine 2ln3abl @eidiibe,
oarunter etlihe idperen aalibar8.
llnier Grfolg lit nltf Die tiidtige
6el0artiaerie 8uriid5ufiibren. Qie
ungemein ftarte feinolide 2tnie lit
ourdbro9en; Die &opferfeit uuierer
Gruppen 1T uupergIei6lid. 4u8
geiipiel tit on8ufiibren ooB cine
unierer 8atterien ale @}apnidnfteil
bis auf iie6en berloreL @ieie aber
bieIten oennod Stano. sic ale iino
nit Der 3opferteitSme0aile ausge-
5eidjnet mor0eu.
8lpiihen Dem Seretb ul0 ser
5tripn ieBen Die Sruppen oA 0eut.
iden gerbitnoeten ibre 2lngriffe fort;
orei unierer Synfanterieoibiiionen
nrlBten Die uriprilngIiden SteIlun.
gen oufgeben uno ii6 riidtpdrts fon.
8entrieren. g8eitli9 Der Stripa
burdbrdden 0eiltihe Srllppen rtnlcre
9inien BET Sleiba uno 8ienstag
obeno 8ogen iib uniere &rllppen atf
Die 8rjeblof. Ggirianp, ,8arpl 2inie
5nriid. 9erpor8ubeben beroient Die
Eapferfeit zines 9ataillpn8 3rpei-
raofa6rer, 6as NIT gr0Btem $eloen.
NUT gegen itberlegene fetu0Ii6e
5tteitfrofte fdrnpfte. 9tad 2lngaben
non gefangenen oeuti9en 0ffi3ieretl
nuroe oos 43. 6eiitide Geginert
ourA unier 5. 9oofabrer -9otoi[Lon
fait boaltartoig ouf9erieben. (9)
SitoIid bonn 3nieitr bis 8u ben
aarpotben 6efin0eu ii6 oie ruifiiden
8rltppen ouf ben 9titf3ug. llniere
ltblanen u1lterItiibten uniere SSrfon.
terie mad ardften; feds 9}aG ritten
iie eegen 6altide SSSniorterie an,
(&ic biele bon ibnen mobl il6rig ge.
bIieben iein nt0gen?)
s95n Stouislou fam e8 5u bdrtnd-
figen StraBenfampfen; 6ie 8epo6.
ner parfen auf ltniere 8uriidlpei4eit,
Den &ulppen @an0granateu.
8nudniidle 5ront; S3n Der ge.
gen0 BON 9Bitre 4dtof brongen I'M.
iere 9turutrltppeu in fein0lide
@rdber5 nabruen 80 0}ann gefangenI
itno tebrten NIT 8mei ero6ertenI
gtaidinengenebren nod ibren Stel.
lnn0en Burilf. 5einolide 9lngrifieI
III Der @egenb bon 0itu8 purOan|
fcin0lide 2(ngriffe abgemieian. @ei
aonptriIe griffen rumdnii6e &rup.
pen ben 8ein0 on uno orangen Dor.
gi6r6lih 6es 6luhes @utna na6men
rllnldnii6e Streitfrdfte fciuOlibe
Stellnngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
21tilIt1t9oilperlteitE
41etrcoraSs reiioltierf!

9}etroara6. 26. Syitli. - General
GoIoptiaff @iIitGrgouoerneur BON
9etrograo, Der bonn &riegSmiitilter
aerenstD pegen Ieiner ltnfGbigteit,
BEN 2lufitanO in &etrograO Su I'M.
ter6riifen itarf ougefabren iuur.
0e. Bat reitgltiert. @enarol Gr0eIli,
8efeblsbo6er Ser ii. 2(rlnee, lift 5u
ieinem gfo6folger ernnnnt nor0en.
(8ie fl. glrmee eriitiert oo1 gar.
nidt mebr; Die lit an Der gali5t.
ihen 6ront tells ouseinon0erqeIau.
fen tells berni6tet tporOen &ieI.
tei6lt bat aerensfo i6u nid)t auBer
as5ict bringen pollen nn6 hat ibm
eti.ep goiIeH aeQebsB.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
straReh6a6nltreif in eptinafieIO.

oprIn9TIeI0, 81, Is. JllIi. =
@eiterit oben0 un0 in Der 9tadlt font
eS iufolge 0es Strcifs Der StraBen-
bn9ner 5u blutigen 2luftrittru in
sen StraBcu Der Sta0t. Gin 9tanu
mur0c BON elmer StugeI getroffen
im0 6lpei on0ere mlroen idiper Der.
Ieet '0eute lit bodItens Elm 9ritte[
Der 8agen I'M getrieb. Ger Streit
entItono, lueil bic 8ermaltlng ser
@cirllidaft Oen 2euten feline b6be-
reu 2o9ne 6epilligen uuo oeret
Union nlGt aaerfeurlen noQte,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
2laiierte tterben ms
tpieScrtltal altpumtpen!

8aibington, 26. Syttli. = Die
6oroerllng oes SdaBontsiefret6rS
D1cgl0oo I'M ipetere $5,000,000, 900
fitr ariegS5pede bat 0as gan3e Ae-
Denue in unor0nun9 gebradt Sc
notoren un6 Hepraientatfen naren
ilberraidt, 0aB 0a5 8un0es.S Stbab-
amt geruoe du ieBiger zeit filr cine
erbobte 8or0eruilg eiutam.
3ielet 3ipiihenfau beleu6tet Die
2(nnabmc, oaB Die 9tlIiierten in fur
3er 3eit Inn lpeitere 2lnleibeu EN-.
fonlmen lperoen.
Die 8efunlttgabe tr Genat bon
Senator Sntoot BON lltab, 0aB Die
borgei6logenan $5.O00,000,000 Oo8
geiantte &riegsbuoget nuf $14,.226,-
100000 briHgen ipilr0e. er3eu8te
8eItitr5ung.
n8ir bo6en bareits cine arieg8.
Sill bon $9,226,000,000 belpiqigt,
obne uniere 2lrnee nod beiiounlen
8lt baber, iogte Snoot, iotbie olld
oaB Die $14,000,000000 fat @roB-
britonniens Strie9sbono. 2lu5go6en
glei6fonruen.
Ger Geuator iu6r fort; 0Qie
&Glfte ser $3,000,000.000 QlnIeibe
lit bereits IN $anoen ser QQiierten.
Der Helt miro in tltr5er 3eit foI8en.
2tu6 errpurte i'd cine tneitere 2ln-
Jeibe Der 9uiierten BON $5,000000,-
600.
g(ugefidts 0icIer aaBeror0enttiden
3ifiern fam bier folum Elm 5ena-
for iein, Der nidt fir cine i6orfe
9ritfltng marc fubr Gnoot fort.
n8ie Ieidt mer0en oieie enornen
Slrmmen geuoutn1en, 'tpie Ieidt piro
oies genonineiL obne 8u iiberIegen,
ipie oiele 9tieieniunnlen ngei6aftt
iueroen iolen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Der 11acifiIt Cenine
anseblic6 per9aftet!
Sit er benz @ilitdrismas in bic
SGnOc gefaaen baum wirS CT
iterben ufiieH.

9etrogta0, 26. SuIi.-gai6oFot
2enine, 9acifiit np0 angebliher
f5reltno 3eittIdIoro8, nelder felt
mcbreren @ohen fIiidtig it, utroe
in 93erfi 6itnloaO, berboftet. Sin.
3eI1eiten iiber Die ger1oftltng feblen.
Mion neiB nidt, Oh en- bon 9ibili.
iten ODER bon Soloaten inboftiert
lporoen lit. $aben i'm Soloaten Der.
b1ftet, 6ann 0itrfte iein S6ifiol be-
liegelt iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
9loOisOelts iiinaiter Spbn nadl
SfrGufreid.

glctD gorf, 26. 3ulL = Quentin
Hooiepelt, Der jiingite Sobn 96eo.
bore 9tooieoelts, 6eiinOet iid nit
elmer glbteilltug auerifauii4er 2uft-
idiffer nuf Der 6abrt nad 6ranf-
reid. gr lit 8mon3ig Sabre olt,
mur6e felt April i'm 6lieger0ieuIt
uno fiir8Iid gum erften
2elttnant bef0roert. Seine 0tei dl-
tereu grii0er iiuo bareits in 5rQnf-
reid inn ottibeH Gicnit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
DeatI9c Bank bictct
2lroel1tiltietl OclG an

8uenos g[ires, g(rgentirtien, 26.
SSSltIi. - Cine oellti6e 8ant ion Der
arge1tiniiden Regieritng eine loFor.
tige gLnleibe i'm 9etroge BON 400.
100000 95taiter aneeboten hnbpn.
9bmobl fib bieI oeutides &opitaI in
urgentinii6eu 8anfen befntoet, iuirO
oies oob 10 ongeieben, ols pb Oa.
ourd Die in glrgertiilien tpof)Icn0e
SBmbatbie fir Die gllIiierten ae.
idmd4t tperoen ioIl, uto I'M ais
ben S4pierigteiten slrgelitiriens, in
europa cine anleibe Sit mndcL
8orteiI au 6ieber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
sSracnO ieman0 Gat 81 aadlen.

Sd CLAUDE, 0oB Oa5 golf 0ieic5
2mtOes piaig If, irgel,0 einen 8e-
trog du 3ablen, Der n0ti0 1T, 6ipien
&rieg 3u 9eluimcn - nenn e$ ntr
Die Si6erbeit bot, Oen @ert fir ie-
Den au5gegeftHea 9oIlor 8uriid8u-
erbolten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Brltclr tueicbeIt bel
21ionc6cpslesf1telgr

2on6on, 26. s5uGi. - G8 1T Sen
0eutiden gelltnaen meI0et 0aS
Sriegsamt, Den gritelt @rabeniteI.
llngen ineiner g8eite bon 200 goros
1itlif bon 9tondeg.le-8 -8rcur 5u ent-
reiBen. Gem Snfanterieangriff ging
Elm furdtborer 2(rtilleriefompf Dor.
aus. Sci ieinem gn9riff beoiente
ii1 Der 5eino fliiiiigen 8euers.
gln ser 6ront in gior06elgian
6auert Der @eidiibfantpf unltnter.
6roden fort. big jebt ober baben noe.
Der Die 9riten nod Die 0eutiden
9lnitolteu 5u einen 5tfnnterieaugrlff
genadt.
gritiide 6tug8euge 6a6en Sic
laudbootbaiis 8eebriigge bontbar.
0iert un0 einen 2ln9riff auf 9riigge
gendd,t.
2eBte gtadlt nuroe iii00itl;h bon
aruentieres eii eriolQreidcr 1e6er.
iol ION britiiden IrueqsH uusge.
fiDrt
Gpfer Der 5lammcn.
burlington ga, 26. s5uIi. = gei
einem Sfa0enieuer, meldes Elm bic.
iiges ei5balis eindidlerte, fono Der
2Siabriae @orrp 5leming Den Soo
III Den SlQuullen.
9lbnuttiert oilf 0ie SaoIiebe Sr;fsnp
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Der anmpf seeen sic Sand6upt-
aefn6r.

Sci Ser ouerifnniIden 3erIt0rer
6lotti[le in britiiden @epdiiern, 10.
SuIt. (aorreiponoen8) - aReiBelt
sic ben Sdleier tpe9 4tno aeigen
Sic ben 2euteu 5ubauie, pcldeit
ihmeren &f mir fiibren ntiiiien. .
@iit oieien @orte1t beriudte Elm 30.
ber omerifoniider ltarineoffi3ier
etipns iiber oie Sage 5n iagen obue
5ll merben. 8ie Gift
8iere iagen biel, aber I'm @ertrauen.
Die bieiigen omerifnnii6en &orre-
iponoenten niiien, ooB Die Sord-
6oote bel mebr Sonnen berflihten,
oIs gegenpdrtig gebout tueroen f0n.
nen. Sic miiien ora etlDos ilber
Die gfetbeoen, nelde unIere Ser.
itorer gegen Die uaiidtbore @efabr
GHpeaOen, iugie itber Die 9ipoer'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

Ser Silberpreig Iteiot beItanoia:
CT lit ou9enblidlid bober, ais bOr
25 Sobren. @as inobI 9err @iI.
Helm SottIieb 9rgon ouau su Iagea
bobeu tplrO2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

Berlin, iiber 2onoou 26. SuIi.
-9aS engIiide llnterieeboot G.34
lit bon einem beuti6en Sdu6boot
berienft poroel nie geitern bier
ou1tli6 befonnt gegeben nur6e,
8os berIeufte l1.8oot g-34 mar
i'm Sabre 1909 gebuut poroen. g8
bot iieben shtbeiteri6iffe 6erielben
&onTtrnftion. @g mar 3t3 &onnen
groB un6 fubr ouf Dem 0feere IA
1ub urter See 10 ¬en
Seine 8eItiifung beitano aus 5lpei
uno Die 8eiobltng,
fiber oeren S6ifial ni1ts perloll.
tet, beltan6 aus ie63e6n @2ann it
nornaIen 3eiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Gnaliidle g9nflenner[nfte..

2onoon, 26. aSuIi.-0ie britiihe
2[6nliroIitdt ber0ffel1tli1te geiterGl
Die 6fliffsperIuite 61tr9 8au6boote
Ser leBten @o6e. Qanad itro 21
en9liide 3aulpfer iiber 1,600 Son.
nen berierft porben, 6rei 1tlter Die
lem SonnengebaIt, un6 ein Slider.
0ompfer, 8uialnrnen oIio %. eSn Der
borber8ebertQen ISOLDE lporen MIR
oier8ebn 0olnpfer Der gr0Beren
&Iaiie torpe0iert ipor0en.
9ie @erIltite Ser letten 8o6e
Wer0en oI8 nitbt iiberlnGBig, ion-
0ern ais normal be5eidnet. Die
@arine6eb0r0en ertlQren. 0aB man
I'M @an3en nit ben f5orti6ritten
gegeu Ben 8eino inter g8oiier gu,
frie0en iein oorf un0 0oB oie Set
ouf Seiten Der g(qiierten Itebe, oa
0ie MISUNDERSTANDING ieoe
8o6e ne1r @rfoIge 8eitige. (Erob
Der groberen 8erluite iutner nod
Die olte en9ltide 4rablerei mo
iin6 oenn Die GrfoIge2-0ie &ilfe-
idreie nod 8aibin9ton louten gang
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
g2udl ein gritenSnmpfer tprpebiert

2onoot 26. S5uti.-9er englii6e
Son0eI86ampfer u0ottpap4 lit am
%. 5uGi IN n6r6lthen @elp1Hern
torpe0iert uno beriel1ft ipor0en.
3ebn @}ann Der 8eiabtng fanoen
Sen SOB, Der gfeit ipltr6e gerettet.
Dies tputoe beute aultlid berfiia-
Sen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
g(merif. sealer in sic siefe.

2on6on, 26. s5uIi.-9o8 ontert,
faniide 6e9aIidiff a2tuguftn8 8elt4
lit om 81. SUM- berientt poroen;
bic 9eiatuug ipur6e gerettett. 60
Iautet cine bettige 9lnfin6igitng
Der engliidcn 9(0mirolitGt, Die je-
6od feline gin3eIbeiten ert6Glt.
Ser 9eqler geb0rte Ser gteeoerei
@eIt s. So. in 8oIoooro, @}aine.
gr mar elm 8iernaIter, 1929 &on-
men groB un0 I'M Sabre 1889 err
6nlt tpor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
iSransnien mieher p6ennnf.

Eoris, 26 9e5ltli-gine beuti8e
onltIide Qnflnoignng Der. fran80ii-
iden 2(0HiroIitit beiaot. 0oB in Ser
obgeIoufenen 8o6e ftidt Elm eill3i-
ge8 fron86iiites 8obr3eug bon
fein0Iihen &oltdbooten gum Sim
fen gebradt moroen 1T. SEEDS fran
5oiiide 9anpfer muroen erfolglp8
angegriiien. (SN Der geitrigen Qe-
peide jaulnerten Die 5ron5oien ii6er
Ole rieiigen SdiffSberIuite uno belt-
te miro uieOer eiltaloL geprobIt)
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ibe 2anlpfer iino III Der ont %.
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gum 0pfer gefoIlen. @in SegeIidiff
nltrbe nngegriffen uro bei9d0igt,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Cpfer Der 5flnmmen.

slbanlliert auf Die SdsIi6e &ribaue
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26

Sir Sinoba nn6 ltrngegepO: GdGn inb an4
bolteno parw Beitte nbeuo unO 6reitng.
Sir yaebrasfa: 9(ugenein ihon ii10 dnbdI.
teno tparH beiite obenO itno 5reitng.
Sir Soma: aGgemein lh0n urO nnbaIteno
marin berte abeno uno 5reitag.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-11-09

people in his section of the state.
In both sessions he introduced
a number of road bills, good
roads seemed to be his hobby as
well as education. From 1895
to 1897 Mr.. Crosno was sergeant
at arms in the State Senate. He
was a member of various COM
mittees and served as chairman
of the committee on counties
and committee on education. He
was also active in municipal af-
fairs and served as the first may
or Of Toledo. He was councn-.
man for three or four years and
was school director continuous
ly for fifteen years. In 1898 he
was appointed collector of GUS
toms at Yaquina and served two
or three terms. When it came
to give the new county a name
Mr.. Crosno suggested Lincoln
and it was adopted. In Decem-
ber IA, 1873, Mr.. Crosno was
united in marriage to Miss Char
lotte King, daughter of David
King one of the most prominent
families in Benton county. To
this union five children were
born: Alden B. now deceased; /;
Effie, wife of the late s. S. Thay-
er, who lives at Ashland; c. K,
who lives in Portland; Tilla, who
is the wife of Carl Gildersleeve; I;
and Gertie, deceased. Mrs. Cros-
no will now pass the remainder
OF her lifes journey without the
support of a kind husband ana
indulgent father. Mr.. Croslo
was a charter member of tn.
Toledo Lodge of |. o. o. F. and
had been a member for more
than thirty years. The funeral
services were held at the home
conducted by Rev. George E.
Pratt pastor of the Presbyterian
Cnurcn OF Newport. The inter-
rment took place in the Toledo
cemetery under the auspices of
the home lodge of the Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows.
Judge Miller and his wife and
a brother of the Judge, spent
Sunday at the beach. Mr.. Miller
(the brother) had never seen the
ocean before and he thought it
a big pond of water.
A joint meeting of the Port
Commissions was held at the
Council Chambers Tuesday
evening. An order was made di-
recting the secretary to adver-
tise for bids for the work to
be opened Jan. End. under the
direction of U. S. Engineer c. r..
Wright. The plans and specifi-
cations made by Mr.. Wright
were all approved.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-11-09
UPPER BEAVER

Mrs. F. A. Mowers, Miss
Trapp, Jesse Clifford, George
Booth, Mrs. Maude Vennum, and
Pauline and Jessie Vancil were
guests at the Peterson home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. l. N. Huyett and daugh-
ter, Vesta, called on Mrs. H. G.
Rhoades Monday afternoon.
H. G. Rhoades, Jesse Clifford,
George Booth and |. N. Huyett
were trading in Newport and
Yaquina Wednesday.
The Halloween party given at
the Vancil home Wednesday
evening was in every way a sue
cess. The house was beautifully
decorated with autumn leaves,
jack-o-lanterns and Japanese
lanterns. The program prepar-
ed by the school was beautifully
rendered. 1t follows: Song,
Sand Man-four girls; Recita-
ton, | Am Not Afraid OF Any
thing-Fraacis Lewis; Song,
Ragged Pat-School; Rec, Lit
tie Elf Man-Robert Huyett;
Song, Swanee River-Mrs. F. A.
Mowers and E. r. Vennum; ReC.
Twenty Years Ago-Hester Pc
terson; Drill by the School; Song
Pumpkin Pies girls; Rec, Hell
lo-Jessie Vancil; Song, Good
Night LADIES' girls. This
completed the school program.
Everyone was pleased by a song
sang by Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoades.
Fortunes were told free of
charge, this causing 4 great deal
of excitement among all. I'M
mediately after this a delicious
luncheon was served, consisting
of salad, sandwiches, cake and
coffee. About midnight when all
the children were playing on the
lawn two ghosts appeared on the
scene. Did it frighten them?
(Hh! HaD Ask the children;
they will tell you. At / O'Clock
everybody departed for home
declaring they had spent a very
enjoyable evening. We are all
wishing for another party in the
near future. Those who were
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e.
Lewis and son; Mrs. w. C. Lew
Is; Mrs. X. ID. Martin and family !;
MIR. and Mrs. l. N. Huyett and
family; Miss Della Trapp; Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Rhoades ana
family; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peter
son and family; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Bowers; Jess Clifford; Mrs.
d. X. Vennum; George Booth /;
Mrs. F. A. Mower; Pauline and
Jessie Vancil and the host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Vancil.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-11-09
UPPER BEAVER

Jess Clifford and George
Booth left for Portland Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Weber
were guests at the III. G..
Rhoades home Sunday.
Henry Emerson and Christine
Peterson of Oystercity spent
Sunday at the Peterson ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Ohmart
and children and Miss Leola
Hewett and Clifford Phelps were
In this vicinity Sunday.
Adolph Peterson, Jr., spent
Sunday afternoon at the
Rhoades home.
Edith Mowers and Maude
Vennum left for their homes
Monday after a visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Vancil
of this place.
j. M. Bowers made a trip to
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-11-09
ONA

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Phelps
made a trip to Newport last
Wednesday.
c. S. Ohmart made a busi-
ness trip to Toledo Wednesday.
Mrs. Faye Wolfersperger and
little son Allen and Lloyd Com
mons visited at the home of
Mrs. Margson at Oysterville,
Sunday.
A miscellaneous shower III
honor of Mrs. II. J. Wood was
given Friday at the home of
Mrs. c. S. Ohmart. Mrs. Wood
received many useful articles
and everyone had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Phelps
and daughter Helen took dinner
at the Commons home Sunday.
Clifford Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Ohmart and Leola Hewett
drove up to the Huyett home
on Upper Beaver Sunday.
A. ii. Phelps took a porker
to Newport Wednesday.
The new bridge at Ona across
Beaver Creek has been COM
pleted.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-11-09
FIECLES CREEK

Mrs. Kessi and children, Mary
and Donald, came home the 32d.
c. F. Lindley and Gale Shane
went to Toledo Tuesday.
Frank Mulvany and family
were visiting Frank Davis and
family last week.
Wilbur Davis visited here Sat-
urday.
Edward Briggs made a flying
visit here Monday.
Mr.. 'Kessi was helping Harry
Briggs of Harlan butcher hogs
Tuesday.
Morty Lake was transactine
business here as c. F. Lindley is
moving to the Lake place. This
place was originally the R. E.
Darting homestead and a very
desirable location.
Frank Mulvany accompanied
Frank Davis to Corvallis in the
Davis auto to meet Robt. Blacks 8
brother, William, who arrived
from Bend to attend his late
brothers funeral.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-11-09
o. & c. BACK TAXES
FINALLY ARRIVE

The much talked of, Oregon
and California Land Grant back
taxes have finally been paid into
the county treasury, and the
county is now richer by some
SI774.S7. The check for the
amount was received last Friday
evening by Miss Sara Crahen,
who acting as the agent of ex-
governor West, rendered same
to Sheriff Bert Geer. Sheriff
Geer has refused to accept same,
as yet, stating that this sum
does not cover the entire amount
due, there being over 500 inter
est lacking. This matter has
been taken up with Mr.. West.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-11-09
TIMBER VALUATION
REDUCED

County Assessor A. G..
Schwartz has just completed his
summary of the assessment roll
of Lincoln County, and the total
assessed valuation of the county
as finally equalized by the board
of equalization is placed at $S,-
S42,237. The Board of Equaliza-
tion reduced the assessment on
old growth timber ten per cent,
deeming that it was assessed
higher in proportion than was
other classes of property. The
foregoing does not include Pub
lie Service Values placed last
year at $615,224.