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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
Farmers IN Favor
0F COUNTY Agent.
Il
MEETING SATURDAY SHOWS
MUCH ENTHUSIASM IN PRO.
POSED PLAN.
SUPPORT OF 800 FARMERS
NEEDED FOR ORGANIZATION
]. ,sR. Howard, Of Liberty Township Is
Chosen Temporary Chairman, and
Merritt Greene, Jr., Secretary-Meet-
ings to BE Held in Each Township
General Meeting Next Saturday.

Forty farmers Of the county, all en-
thusiastic over the proposed adoption
OF the county agent plan in this coun-
ty, met in the east court room Saturday
afternoon and formed a temporary or
ganization which, If it become perma-
nent, will result in the farmers en-
ploying an agent.
Merle Mcdonald, Of Ames, assistant
state supervisor OF county agents, ex-
planned in detail the plan. j. r. How
ard, Of Liberty township, was chosen
as chairman Of the temporary organi-
0etion, and Merritt Greene, Jr., Of this
city, secretary. A temporary commit
tee Of three members-C. E. Arney, j..
n. Packer, and J. f. Ingalls-was
named to act in helping effect the per-
manent organization, in conjunction
with the two temporary officers. Sub
committees Of two from each township
were alsoc hosen to assist in the work
of organizing.
Three Hundred Members Needed.
Three hundred subscribers to the
plan are necessary in order to perfect
an organization. The federal govern
AcNL d1lu lie Stdtc appropriate p1,Soo
per year 10 the support OF the work,
and it is planned that the 300 members
pay IS per year for a period Of three
years.
To Hold Township Meetings.
Township meetings are to be held,
beginning Tuesday. NJ. A. Hauser, of the
extension department of Iowa State
College, has been granted a leave Of
absence for this work and will be at all
Of the township meetings. The Tues
day meeting will be held in the Odd
Fellows. hall at Albion, Wednesdays at
the school house at Vancleve, Thurs
days at Liscomb, and Fridays at the
community hall at Hartland.
General M Getting Saturday.
Saturday afternoon at 1870. at the
east court room. general meeting will
be held. Articles of Incorporation will
be presented at that time, and arrange
nents will DC made for the meetings in
the other townships.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
At the Strand,

Frank Mcintyre, remembered for his
success in the play The Travelling
Salesman" appeared on the screen at
the Strand Sunday evening in the same
play, somewhat enlarged and elabor-
atad from the stage production. Good
sized audiences were present.
The comedy is well carried out in the
motion picture. however, and the story
of how the fat travelling man saved
the land of his sweetheart from being
sold for taxes and also from the
clutches Of the villain is well told. Mr..
Mcintyre is supported by a well-chosen
cast. His facial expressions and
avoirdupois make his comedy effective
on the screen. The Burton, Holmes
travelog pictures failed to arrive for
Sunday evenings performances. t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
RECEIVERS CASE SETTLED.
Suit to Recover on ShorthilI Plant
3.ft Transfer Is Ended.

Efforts of attorneys for T. j. Shoe
maker, receiver for the A. e. Shorthifl
Company, to recover an equity in the
former plant Of the company, Linn
street and Second avenue, were ended
Saturday before Judge Willett. A de-
cree was issued by which G. w. Law
renee and C. II. f. Boardman, present
owners Of the property, paid the re-
caiver $500. The receiver is to pay the
costs, which are small. Lawrence, in
whose name the property stands,
agreed in the settlement to make the
payment of $500, with the agreement
Of the receivers attorneys that their
petition be dismissed. ."
The action was brought by the re-
ceiver, but really in behalf Of cred
itors, to establish the claim Of creators
to an equity in the property over and
above the claims of Boardman & Law
renee and others, which had pr.ceuence
over the other creditors claims. 1t was
alleged that the transfer Of the prop
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
POULTRY SHOW OPENS.
Sixth Annual Exhibition Opens at
Cummings' Hall.

With over 500 entries in by noon to-
day, the sixth annual exhibition of the
Mashalltown Poultry Association,
which opened today, promised to be
tho best and largest ever held. En-
tries In the regular breeds ordinarily
entered were large, and the pet stock
division, which is being given special
attention this year. will be the largest
yet. A new addition to the show this
week will be department for cats
Several Angora and Persian cats have
already been entered.
Three judges have also been secured
this year. one for the regulation poul-
try one for the pet stock. such as rab-
bits. guinea pigs and bantams, and one
for the cats. W. r. WaFnook, OF GEN
eseo, Ill, vii! act as Judge for the large
class Of poultry: 8. ]. Rose. of Grim
nell. for the pet stock. and Joseph
Rambousek, Of this city, will judge the
cats. The judges will begin their work
Tuesday morning. and expect to have
all the ribbons placed by Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01

with Christopher Etch, who died
twenty nine years ago at the age OF
IS. Mrs. Eich had been with her son
in Omaha for eighteen or twenty
years. Besides the daughter here,
there are two other. sons in Omaha,
John H. Eich and Joseph Eich, and an
other son. William c. Eich. whose
whereabouts are not known. A
brother, John Reimer, lives at Alden,
Kan, and there are two sisters in
Pennsylvania
The body Will be brought to this city
Wednesday. afternoon at $40, and
taken to the Ritter home from where
funeral services will probably be held
Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01

erty to- Lawrence was in fact q mort.
gage to secure money advanced to the
company, and to protect certain cred
itors and was therefore not bona hde
sale and transfer. Attorneys. for tho
receiver learned by investigation that
there was no equity availableptor otner
creditors and entered into the. agree
-ment OF settlement. gsa.t-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
LABOR UNIONS ENJOY SOCIAL.
Over 100 Present at Open House Civ.
ven bv Y, M. c. A. Saturday.

ven by 7. M. c. A. Saturday,
About 100 members of organized la
Dor in Marshalltown were present Sat
urday evening at the open house ten
dered the organizations at the Y. M
C. A. The principal feature Of the
evenings program was an indoor base
ball game between the local carpenters
and machinists' unions, the carpenters
winning by the close score Of 10 to II.
Moving pictures were shown, and mu-
sic was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Nangel, Of the Gunder evangel-
istic party. Refreshments were also
served, and a general social time was
enjoyed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.
Mrs. Catherine Eich Suecumbs al
South Omaha.

Word received late Saturday after
noon by Mrs. f. w. Ritter 504 East
Main street, told of the death Satur-
day morning of her mother. Mrs
Catherine Eich. aged 81. at the home
OF her son. Erank Eich. at South
Omaha, Neb. Her death was due
to the infirmities of old age, as she had
been alling for q long time.
Mrs. Eich waAf priaS the early
settlers In this county. She was
born Reimer at Reading. Pa, Feb. 81
1892. she was united In marriage in
MarshAlltoWA fifty-nine years age
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
In the Police Court.

A continuance Of three weeks was
ordered Saturday in the case OF
Oliver Blankenship and wife, charged
with assault by w. T. Baumgart. Mr..
and Mrs. Blankenship live on farm
near Green Mountain owned by the
plaintiff. The case is in Justice Peek's
court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01
IL fha nis%ricf Court

Mrs. Ada NJ. Perdue was granted
divorce from Glenn M. Perdue and was
awarded the custody of the children by
Judge Willett Saturday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-01

Everyone In MArshalltown over ~
invited to Joint open house tonight Y.
M. C. A. at 4: 80. COMMITTEES
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
2eutide 3eitnus faat, SdiueSeu
ucrlekte pabre gIentralitat,

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
9, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
glniteroont. Q. 9}ob.-9 9iolrnar
Granting, Der Ihtue6iidc 6inon3mi,
niitpr uno 5o5iaIiitenfilbrer, ioa
nod 2lnga6en cines 3eitungsforres
iponoeuten geiogt baben: o5rie6e
miro 6nr6 einen triumph Ser 9e-
mofratie fotnnen. 9eutihlanos Re-
qierling fam NIT Dem @eiite unierer
8eit nidDt ousgeiobnt meroen, Bel.
gien iuir0 gdu5lid pie0er ber9eItellt
mer0en uno @ntidaoigmg Gemadt
merocn glioB 2otbringen mnB oil
5ranfreid 3nritdgegebeH meroen"
e5n einem aomTnentor oieies 2lus-
iprtldes iogt oer holbofii3ielle Ser.
liner aorreiponoclt: oggir eriparten
bon ser idpeoiiden gic9ierung, 8u
OBJ grautings g9orte ii9
NIT elmer ma1ten @cutroIitot pcr
einigen loiien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
@eitere b0ie sdlappf
fit Die Stalientrl
camt Scmtidbem effisieIen terid6t tuMrSen $4,000
21tam lIrneanscn mnS scfan9en 9crcnis
rnen; so 6efdiibc crcbcrt.
0eiamtsatl Ser @efmsenen iest iiber 25O,OOO.

n0r6Ii6 bon ben uripriirgIiden
6ritiiden 2inien erreidt. 8ritiid)e
Srltppen iesten ibren @orHorih
bon 8aois56ert in norotDeItIi9er
Gidtltng bon 8erieba fort. Die Sri.
ten nabuen cine gln6abI SeinOe ge-
fdngen uno ma6ten groBe &riegs.
betlte.
Earlier 8erift.
garis, 9. Nob. Sos &riegsdnlt
neI0ete beltte. oaB oelttiGe g[ngriffe
gegeu frana0iiibe eteIllirgen IN
2eGaume @ebol8, in 2otbringen urtO
i'm 9[rrainconrt 9lbibnitt non fran.
36iiiden Erubpen obgei6lngen iulir.
ben. Ser gtngriff I'M 2edoit1le @e.
b0I3 tnuroe nit groBer &roft aus.
gefiibrt; oeniIeIben ging elm geiunI.
tiger g[rtiqeriefalupf porolls; ober
Ioipobl BORT iuie an ot0eren 8unften
nur0e Ser 6eino NIT ldiperea @er-
luIten ieinerleits 3uriidgeIdIagefl.
G8 mur6en mebrere @efangene DC.
modt. Gran8oitide Sruppen fiibr.
ten in ben 4rgonneh an linfen llfer
0et Mao8, uro IN SbereliaB IN Der
@egel0 bon Sepois tnebrere erfofg.
reide lleberfdlle aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
Miner. 1tonlmtiItcn
trifft iit ronSOn Gin!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
9, as required by the act of Oct. g.
1879
2onoon. 8. glop gic amer. Gpe.
5ioIfonniiiion 5u Der gtaiiertenfou-
feren5 fam borgeitern Inn @litter-
naht in 2onoon ON. gln i6rer Spite
Itan0 Col. 6. M2. &ouie nI8 Spe3iot-
aommiiidr nit oem @9rentitet zines
Spe5ialgeian0ten.
g8ir botten eine dngencblne 9teiie
obne 3miidenfdGe" iagte Sol. Souie
Oh gliio5iierten @reiie. n0os 8etter
mar flor. G8 paren feline Saudboote
8u iGben. @s rporen bic beIten Sfcrien
Die iG ieit 3lpei Sa1ren ge6abt babe. "
Die aonluliIiGre mur0en bonn @e.
idn0ten Sage, 9i3e-a0miraL Gins,
Dem Gontumnocur Der oner. arells
3erflotile. uno Dem Dtiniiter 0e8
gtusDdrtigen. 8alfour, empfongen.
Is betin0en Iid] 24 Berionen in Der
@eieaidait. f5roa 9ouie ltno 3pet
Sefretarinnen geb0ren ibr
an. Col. itrt0 Grou Souie murocn
nad 0ent @ein oe8 @rafen BON Gltr-
burg6 gebrndt iDo iie m65reno ibre8
2lufentboltes IN 2onoou bermeilen
Deroen.
Qie g3italieoer Der @eieQidoft
itan0en geitern ip1t auf. nod ibrcr
eriten 6equemen gtodtrube felt eiui.
gcr 3eit. 8orerit bielten lie ioqlei6
eiue aonferen3 al, bel Der Sol. Souie
0en gcriiB fu9rte, Ole oibung
6mterte cine Stlnoe. Sol. Soltie ent.
mari Elm borl1ufiges 9ro9ralnm fir
Die ndhIten lagc, 0a8 eme 2ln3a1I
aonferen3en NIT 9eanlten borIiebf.
8e0e8 0litglie0 Der aonferen5 miro
ieine ipe5ieae 2lnf9obe nit britiiden
9eamten Die nit 0bnti6er qlr6rit
in Gnglano betrolt iino, beipreacu.
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Hapit6n Pans BERG
n. Bcaleitcr 9cfangen!
eniIen &oriidt fallen nnS iutrSen an
meg, Bren5c bon 3OlliuipettO.
ren feitgeuOmmeu.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
9, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1919
aore0o, Ser, 9. -SSylrfoIqe
eines oltn1men StreiheS un0 amer.
S4laubeit befinOen iid 8pei ent.
formene beutide @efangene, Der
anpitdn Sans Berg uu0 2elltnnnt
2oi6er, mieOerlm in ben SGnoen
Der omerifoniiden @eanlten.
Berg un0 Solder eutfumen NIT
10 anoeren @efongenen am %. Of
tober aus Dem SynternierltngSIager
in Sort WtcGberion, @o, reiiten
L200 @teiIen tpeit Big our nerifar1i.
iden @ren3e un0 paren 0oron, oen
9fio @rnnoe au freu5elt olS fte bon
@unoes 8ollinibeftoren gefaBt pur.
Den. Qie bei0en 9ertIden botten Die
8calnten fir GolpboDs ongeieben
unO i5nen 8u0epunfen. 9lls fie ge-
frogt uuroen, mas ite ipitni1ten,
io9te iie: og8ir iino 6euti6e @efon-
gene, Die bonn Sort Mc@beriqn ent.
fouln1en iino. g8ir berIu9eh nn6
0}erifo binitber at forren unb bon
sort per0en mir nod 9euti6luuo
3uritdfebren.
gcrg lmo 2oeidcr befinoen iib
6clde utter 9tiIitdr6epobung iul
Sort 0icSntoib, nobe bier. gS tpir0
ermortet, 0oB iie iofort nod Dem
Sort 0lc8beri0n 5uriidge6radt ipers
ben.
9ie gerbafteten erfIGrtcn: g@ir
beo6ahteten nibt uniere geiu6bnli6c
goritht neil Die SS5nipcftoren ntht
Ill Uniform naren uno mir iie fir
gom6ob8 bielten."
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Spiritiici cien5ufmbr
faIt eait5 aboeiperrt!

@oi6ingtoa 8. g.. 8. g}ob.-6aIt
ale @ege fin bic ginfu1r Qe6railn.
ter Sptrituoien bon ouSm6rts, nit
aQeiniger 9lu5na5ule ser S5unQfrou.
S5nieln, melhe betanntIi6 jebt ge.
iib Der Ser. Staoten iino, uno frilbcr
Die 9dniiA @citin0iithen SynieIu ma.
rem iino ieBt 8eiperrt, laut 8eiilln.
gen. Die an ollie 3ollfolleftoren ge.
ionot mltroen, Dieie 8eiiltngen be.
ruben otf Der glu8Iegitng Der grobi.
bitionSbeItinrmngen Der gfaGrllnoS.
fontroIl. uno 0cs ariea8iteueraeiebc8
0ltrd 0en guu0e8generoIonlualt Gre
gorD.
8is 3ufltbr lit nur 5nIGiiig, pern
bic Spiritlloien mad Dem 3. 6ftober
er3eu9t murOe1 luto SIT onoeren
3Uefen aIs @ctrdnfe beItimnlt iin0.
Aber &um mo on0ere 2it0re, 0ie
auf oen eJungfrau.9s 9s5uieln ans bort
er3elgtelu Go5itofi bergeite1t mur-
ben, ruo 5lpor nad Dem 3. 0fto6er,
t0nnen III 0o5 2on0 aebrnht neroen
out6 mruu iic gum lrinfen beltinnt
itno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
Haifer 1s0rl
Sekcricrt Geitcr1lc!

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
gluliter0am, 9. geob.-Gine gSip.
ner 9epei9e beiagt, ooB aniier aarl
in Gnerfennttng Der an Der ifol.
6rent geiuonnenen @rfolge oen sc.
neral bon arobotin gum Gelomar.
idan erndnnt un0 Dem Ser8og gu.
gen un0 Jeloniari@an bon soinoen.
burg Die Giauiarteu gum &reu8 oes
Militaroroens eriter Glaiie, init Der
4riegsoeforation uro ben General
bon 9etop oas @roBfreua Oes SEQ.
poI0oroens nit ariees0eforatiouen
berlteben babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
5eitacndbc ltoornmtto
elmer ScntItben 5citMno
9cnHfe iplGeH nidlt ~ sruFc Soff.
nuHgen auf 0itklanO isben.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
g(lnIteroom, 9. gfob. = g@s lit
oas Bette fir Die 3eutI6en. feline
Btt groBen Soffnnn9en oltf Ole fiir5.
li1en rltiiiiden @utmidelltngen al
iebeu," parute bic s6Iniihe 3eitunq
ua6 9lngnben bon Qepei9en Die
bette bier efnliefeu.
rGie gluiien iin6 errotiI6." Ell.
fldrte Der 2eitartifel. .2enine's
2lpca mag ie0o6 eiuen GinfluB aus.
geiibt baben.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
0nniiipn Dom pier gIniomp6ilen.

y(ebrnsta GIN, 9tebr., 8. YloD. =
gluf 0ent Dunbar. 8ege, Orei 0ieilen
bon glebra5fa, begannen bier 2lutos
mobile cine @ettiabrt uno foIlioier.
ten idntlidl. 3pei gLutos lpur0en
gdu3Iid) 5ertriimmcrt. Sim Cooper
mtroe ihlimm am aopie mo on Der
SdntIier berIebt, 5rau Ser6ert 8opp
trng idlimme g(6idiIriIin9eit o1bon,
mn6reno nod Elm oioerer eiiten
8einbruh erliit. SGutlidle 9etpi.
lisie robneu in giebtasla eitD uno
GuBbnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
PiQ1ltit NIT 11)a9l
iebr 5lfricSem!

Sem g0rf, 8. Sob 9}orri8 Sill.
quit, Der 9}aporSfonoi6at Der io3ia.
liItiibeu 9ortei erIieB geitern I'M
8 l1br 80 in ieiner @o9nling in SO.
2t4 GiberIioe 3ribe cine Grfl6rllng
in Oct er fagte, 6oB ieine gnrtei min.
oeitcns 5cbn GiIeulblDn1it9lieoer 1tn0
ae9n Gtabtrdte erlp1blt bq6e. gr Be.
5dttpteie aud. oaB Bic io5iaIiTtiI6e
4artei fitr oa8 itnrfe gotuH1 au
GunIten bes S5rnuenItirntreft8 ber.
ntttluortli9 fei un0 erfldrte, Die gro.
Be 3obI ser io0inliitii6en Sttuuen
iei oein Sieg Der 6rieoenspartei
itber 6ie ariegspartei". 8iaquit8
Grfldrltng toittet:
n8ie 8obl6eri6te ffJeinen on5n,
0elten, 0aB 9fifter SpIan gelpGblt
ipor0en lit. 2ie @abl6erid1te I9et-
men ferner orau0eltten, oaB oas
Io3ioIiitii6e @otum ein unerrpartet
itQrfe5 lit, beionoers an Der 9Itieite,
I'm 9ronr uno III 9etpiIien 0iitritten
BON @roofIDrL un0 mir itno fi6er,
onB mir 3e6n Observation-Disclosures
un0 3ebn 2a6erHen erpa9lt boben.
n9ey6 fin meine 8erion bin nit
Dem g3eiuItat Ser 8obl b06It 8ufrie-
oen. IS 5eigt, onB 0o8 io5iaIiitii6e
gotlm um 500 9}ro8ent oetpa6ien
iit uno e8 bat Die io3ialiitii9e gurtei
3u eineu pidtigen nn0 0aueruOen
5aftor in Der 4olitif oicier 5toot
gentdd)t.
p0ie 8obf6eridte oetten orL 6nB
Sic io3ia(iItii6e @artei ein rieiiges
8otltm nidt MIR in bieier 9taOt,
ion0ern i'm oagereinen oua i'm
,5taate g}etu gort o6gege6en bnt.
Die 6erborraaen0fe Gri6einung III
Der 99ab( unierer Sta6t iit, mic e8
iebt ausiie6t. nid)t oie Gr)pdhlung
0es &i6ters SbIniL 0enn es bat
id0n bor6er &oH1uonp6 Siege gcge-
ben, ion0ern ole bernifteuoe gtie.
oerloge 0}aoor 9litdeI8 lm0 Die 3u-
noGnc oe8 io3ialiltiitben 8otluns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
Geicruebnuf eiouberncurc Galien
Gnnffrfns nh.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
9, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
gsaI6inqton 9 2ob. - 9ie @olt.
bcrneure Scr ~. 8iitrifts. aeierbe.
bnnfen bcgaunen 9eitern lire balb.
ja6rli6e aonigrcn8 nit Ser 8unoes.
reiernebe66roc, i'm o0miuiItratioe
95robleme 81 62ipredeu beioroers
oieienige1. Die uus 0enI gerudltigen
9rieg5 5IndH3progrmnm Der 8egie
nlna elIt1tehen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
Gcgiernns beihlngnabt GrifSfts.
IOfale Der !Snnbarg-Nme
Sinie.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8, as required by the act of Oct. s,
1919
gaew gorf. 9. Sob. 0ie ge.
iddftslofaIe Der Saulburg. .gmerifo.
Sinie murOen geitern bonn 9un0ps.
mnridoa @icGnrtDp auf gefebI ans
8aibinGton bon 9fitde[ EaIlner,
Dem @ermoIter beS feilioIiden 9eifs.
trms, NIT @ei6lag beIegt. ccsltIius
g. @2eper, gi8e.3irettor, iin0 etipo
70 2ngeitelLten nuroe heFoblen, Die.
iel6en alt berlaiien. gs beiBt, boB
Ole 2ofoIe bon Ser Sofen- nn0 Der
&riegsbeb0r0e beiliikt ner0en ionen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-09
2entidlr glatrpItn flansn

Bottom, s 9lop. - Cine pon ser
o5ailors' Sou Company in Sobo,
len aegen sic bier mobnbnite Q}urga-
ret :. Gtout ouf 3abling pou
$l020 iilr g8aren, Die Der alage
Sniolee bon Der aldgerln OH Die
getlaate gelieiert ieien. lam bier
5ur @erban0lung
Ser 9lmnalt Der 8etlogten mad,ta
in leincr 8erteioigluug geIten0. 0ie
QlGger ieien oeutihe Reihsongebori
&c, olio feinoli6e 2Iusldnoer, nno
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letori1t alfpr 2Gn0er annebmbar lit;
mir ner0en ale @ebeimbertrdge ber.
0fientIiden; mir tDer0en allen 8runo
unO 8ooen ein5ieben uno mir peroeu
Die aontroIle Der grbeiter ilber SSn.
0ultrien eto6lieren. Die 5oIge miro
iein oaB mir Die brittle io5iole 9ieoos
luton beiperfiteGligt baben.
0Iiniiter iuerben prOSeiliert.
9etrogrdo, 8. gtob. - 8u8 sci.
IitGriide Gebollttionsfoluitee bat be.
i6Ioijen, General aorlliloff, oet
sgii9rer Der neuIiden 9teootte. un0
feline glnbdnger mad 9Setrogra0 3lt
bringen uno iie in Ser 8eter BnuI
6eitmg gefmngen 8u ieBen. Sic per.
Sen in einem 0ilitdrgeriAt pro3cl.
fiert neroen.
2eon 3robfD grGiiOent ocs Gre.
fittibfoulitees oe$ 8etrogrooer States
Ser Golooten uno glrbeiter, bat CT.
Hart, oob oie 8erbaftlng gerpiHer
Mitglie0er oes &erenStD aobinettS
nidt aus Rode erfolgt III, ionoern
odB oieies nur cine poIitiihe gor.
ltdtsnlaBregel iei. Gr iagie, ooB oae
Mitglieoer Der 4robiiorii6en giegic.
rllng pro5eIIiert mer0en luiiroen.
Gie politiI1en 8orteieu, oenen
0ie io3taliitiihen 0litgIieoer onge.
10ren boben beid)loiien ale giiui.
tier, ioipobI 6o3ioliiten aIs aud all.
oere Der uelten Gegierung 8u ii6er.
antiporten. SS5u5uiiden befirtoep iie
ii6 III @altsarrelt.
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Dtele
oeu.tlhe
SQrmer

brohten es ndbreuo Ser Tebtcil
Sabre 81 gleidtiml un0 In.
obban9igfeit.
s. eatr
mo lmi0lDirtiboffid'e gSro.
butte bodere 9Srciie brinaen
Die ienlals su6or, lam SSurln.
lan0 8u iehr mabiaen 9SreiIen
eriporben lnerOen.
Grfoft Die @cIcgenbeit 10.
tort, cbe Is gu lp1t lit. Sic
meroen iie in Sen 5pnIten Der
atlaiiifi8ierten 9lnseigen 0o
8ribiine out Seite 6 Der beu.
tigeu aassabr firoen.
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,,1saTe" in Obic
1abcn ooriprllne!

Columbus, O., 8. Sob. - g1aa
ben beIten 9eri6ten, Die beute frilb
er6oIten neroen fonnterL 3eigte iid,
onB Die pg}aiieu" 6ei Der 9robibt.
tionsmn9l cine @laioritdt BON t,166
Stimmen gu ber3eidnen baben Ser.
eir5elte 2anoprd8iilfte baben ibre
.geridte nod niht eingeian6t un0
offi5ieLle geridte m0gen nod on.
6ers lautert. Cine boIlitdnoige off.
5ieQe g2oh3dbGlng lit n0tio, um oa8
9}eiuItat feit gu iteIleH
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@eitere sdlnIbpnNs antoriiert.

aurora. g(ebr,, 8. 9ioD. - 3urd
cine Spc3ialwobl, bic bier ant
0icuStag itottfano, ipuroe Die Sdul.
beb0r0e alltorilicrt, $4,000 meitere
sduIbono5 aus5uidrei6eu. mobura
Der gau bon 5pei 5dulsebdllnen er.
m0alidt lueroen ioa. IS iteben Der
9eboroe iett i'm am3en fir 0ieien
3met $55.O 900 sur geriirguug.
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g0itk INT 111i0ieait
nm $4,000 bcr0ibts

Concord, 0aid., 9. g1ob. - 91ad.
6eIn iie ale nod Der 5taot fiibren.
ben teIegrapbiiden ut10 telepbolti.
iden @erbinoltngen abgeit1nittet fat.
ten orangen 8anfrdltber beute friib
in 6o8 Sllnere Der 5armers Gtnte
8nnf, iprengten SEN @eIoidronf uno
erbeuteten $4,000 in @oIo ano
8aptergel6.
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%cr0fientlidJnHg bon @ffcim-
Dcrtranrn.

Sonoon, .. 9l0b 9lebrcre
<ransportidiiie bon aronitaot iinO
am 0iittmod nit 9}atroieu. Die be,
relts bor9er an 9lcpohtious6cpe-
glul8en teiigenonmen boo1n, IN 8e.
troaraO eingetroffen.
Ger Eetro9raOer aorrqiponoent
Der &ailD IeDs gi6t foIgen0en glus
BUG ans iener Re0e, oie 2enine on
U'ithuod oil Den 9at ser gfr6eiter
uno Sol0uten 9eIegaten aebalien
bat Sic 5ipeite 9feuohltion lit 5ur
Soiladle gaDoroen. &ir meroen ei.
neil 5rieoen offerieren Der oen Gro