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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Holland faces the problem OF conscripting
dsckers who dodge military service and shirk
work Considering the nearness of the battle
fields expecting more speed than keeping the run
OF the news Is clearly unreasonable
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Twenty days to hear 5000 protests means the
county board of equalization is going to be pretty
busy during its session. 1t means one case every
five minutes for the full time.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

according to Swiss dispatches, the kaiser is
working overtime inspecting fortiheations on the
west front The shocking shakeup at Messines
MAKES increased vigilance imperative in mon
arch tith his back approaching the wall.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

King Ak-Sar-Ben is going to maintain roll of
honor of all his men who enlist with Uncle Sam
6ood idea, and may both lists be found full.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Another American merchantman has added
U-boat to the list Of missing, showing that the
game does work both ways now and then. Yankee
spunk is bad thing to monkey with under any
conditions
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

King Corn is the one monarch wise enough
to play safe.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Omaha school teachers will have mice little
problem in arithmetic for their vacation days Il
they try to figure out just what that proposed
pay resolution really means.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Between the police fracas and the county as
sessor's capers, Omaha has plenty to talk about
these days without once referring to the war;
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Too many hands at >the wheel is right, also
too many wheels turning in different directions
for the good of the Omaha police force
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Public interest as well as the prosperity of
those directly concerned are best served by in
dustrial peace. One war at time is enough.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

In these days Of big things the government
spender who pitches his voice below the billion
tone runs the fisk OF having his head searched.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Deficits in our Omaha schools are not new
discovery, nor an exceptional condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Between the police fracas and the county asses
sor's capers, Omaha has plenty to talk about
these days without once referring to the war
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Two million Americans already have sub
scribed to the Liberty loan, and that many NOR,
can get in if they hustle today and tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14
[IQDAY]
PrOverb for the Day.
One Year Ago Today in the War.

Convince man against his will
he's Of the same opinion still.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14
DEAR MR.kABlBBle<
| M HUSBAND SPENDS $so A WEEK
FOR CIGARS HOW CAN I BREAK
AIM OF the AhBns
MRS. l\PpMkN
we
B&Nk AlM OF WAEG tABlr?-
SMoklNG OR FORGETTING
MS CHANGE :?
TNN1

Exe-Resign from the club, sell my auto
mobile and move into a cheaper house Just
because I've been losing a little money In
stocks? l can't do that. It would make
talk.
Mrs. Exe-It would. William. People
would say you had done sensible thing for
once In your life.-Boston Transcript.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

well, Springer, s'pose you're getting
ready for your annual rounds of the farm
ing district, taking orders for fertilizers
and Seeds
mo. don't bother em with those
things any more. It's automobiles. -
BTownings Magazine
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Another King in the discard Nextl
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

with piece of brokn paper, sugges-
tive of a. moon in a reef of sleepy
clouds.
P. II. Green of st. Marys avenue
and Eighteenth. and John Christoph-
erson, late local Omaha agent at the
Union Pacfic depot have left for
Europe to be gone about four months.
The Omaha Turner's have returned
from the Topeka turnfest and were
welcomed at the depot by a host of
their admirers, among whom were the
indominable Louis Heimrod, julius
Meyers and number of others, to-
gether with the band of the Second
infantry from Fort Omaha.
Elmer Frank, clerk of the United
States court, has returned from Hot
Springs, Ark. He was carried there
a miserable victim Of infammatory
rheumatism and his recovery has been
remarkable.
the present time 1870 applications for
positions on the police force.
Mrs. j. P. Mertes was robbed of $50
while endorsing a money order at the
registry window of the postoffice. AS
her house burned to the ground last
February and as her husband fell
from Union Pacific train a few
weeks ago and was badly injured, she
believes in the old adage that mis-
fortunes never come singly"
This Day in History.
1662-Sir Henry Vane, governor of
Massachusetts colony, beheaded.
177b-Continental congress voted to
raise an army of 20,0 men.
1777-Congress adopted the Stars
and Stripes as the national flag.
1797-Congress subjected to a fine
of $4,000 and ten years imprison-
ment any citizen concerned in priva-
teering against friendly nation.
1S54-Steam war frigate Merrimac
was launched at the Charleston navy
yard.
1S64-Federal assaults on Peters,
burg. Va, began.
1866-Prussia declared the Ger
manic confederation at an end pro-
posed new one, excluding Austria.
1S97-Barnet Isaacs Barnato, ''the
diamond king" committed suicide.
1S9S-United States marines and
Spanish troops engaged in conflict at
bay
1S99-Statue of ex-President Ches- |
ter A. Arthur unveiled in Madison |
Square, New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

What is poetic Justice pa?"
Poetic justice,' my son, is when a mai
makes such long speech at a banquet tina
he doesn't get home until l o'clock, ans
then has to listen to his wife until a.
Judge,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-14

Subscribers leaving the city should have The Bee mailed
them. Address changed often requested
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27
SHORTAGE or LABOR.
New immigration Law Bars Out G,s.
borers From Abroad.

New immigration Law Bars Out IsE
borers From Abroad.
From present indications the shorp.
age Of unskilled labor on the railways
this season will exceed that of any
previous year, says the Railway Age.
Gazette. Two years ago. when labor
and materials were plentiful, the roads
did not have funds to justify other
than routine expenditures. Now, when
their earnings have risen to the point
where they are able to undertake much
work, adequate labor lis not to be had.
The problem this year is not that OF
securing the funds necessary nor
primarily that Of securing materials,
even though deliveries are seriously
delayed, but Of getting enough men to
do the work authorized.
Most of the causes Of this condition
are well known. The industrial expan.
sion, the attracting of men from track
work into factories and the present
general Industrial unrest are familiar
to all Another factor which will af-
feet the situation adversely In the near
future Is the new immigration bill,
with its literacy test, which was re-
Gently passed over the presidents veto
and goes into effect on May /.
1t is estimated that the provisions Of
this law will bar at least 30 per cent
OF the immigrants coming to this coun-
try, while this ratio will be much high
or among those commonly employed in
track work. BY the provisions of the
act over 35 per cent Of the Italians and
over 80 per cent Of the Mexicans COM
ing to this country last year would
have been refused admittance. Conse-
Quently the effect of this law will be
70 prol0ng the present shortage of
track laborers even after industrial
conditions have become more normal
This condition is leading to a rapid
increase In wages, So to $3.50 now be-
ing commonly paid for track laborers.
Az the season advances 1t is probable
that these rates will rise even higher
for some roads will bid against others
for men and demoralize the entire mar.
kek
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27
Warkara aak Raiaa.

An increase in wages and forty.
eight hour week have been conceded
1900 Chicago members Of the United
Garment Workers union by nineteen
firms In the special order clothing
trade. They receive the highest wages
paid IN that line In the United States.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27
Send Us Your Job Printing.
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We do Job DFinting at fair priese


Plans were recently announced by
Pennsylvania railroad motive powe.
and Middle division officials at Altoona,
Pa, to employ women as car cleaners
as soon as rest room and other IA
cilities can be provided. The women
will be put to work, thus releasing
about 200 men for other labor. Only
women under forty-five will be hired
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27
Send VI your job Printing.
War Plant Closed BY strika.

While in the midst Of rush to turn
out nautical instruments for the ships
being built for the emergency feet cor.
poration and allied nations, the entire
force at the plant of John e. Hand
d Son at Haddonfeld, N. j., struck for
a nine hour day, with the same pay
now being received for ten hours. Be
cause OF the refusal of the demands of
the company, the entire force walked
out, and the plant closed down.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27

In Flanders the British practically
completed their occupation Of the i'm
portant Passchendaele ridge and the
Germans were observed to be hurried
ly building long dam for the purpose
Of flooding the low land east of the
ridge. Meanwhile the French on the
left flank Of the British steadily wild
ened the base OF the wedge that is be-
ins driven In between the German
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27
news REVIEW OF
The PAST WEEK
Germans Capture 0esei Island
and Defeat 0vermatched
Russian Fleet.
sLAvs RESISTING sTOUTLY

kalser's Hurried Trip to Bulgaria and
Turksy-AmeFlcan Destroyer Tor
pedoed, One Man Being Killed
Precedent Wilson's Latest
Move Toward Bottlina
Up Germany.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27
UNITED MINE WORKERS OF
AMERICA.

UNITED MINE WUhhEho OF
AMERlCa.
u..a Dls1ric 1; -. H.
"u4 SaaU Ue1' Tonn ny
ot~y9r---e, -el--.
7. ]. Smith --------------P President
Gravsville Tam.
nprL w.. ,,,..;a.
Aylen T ST. We 1iesA4en'
- oouuS' AenN'
=. IN 0ahh D::i7 Secretary re~S'
HhetlA4e' n.y.
LNIERNAIloNALB oAKD MEMBER
'0nn jeffrey --- FA'tsoure' n.y.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
Geo. Branam ---------z soddy, Tenn
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-27
M Wilbur D Nesbtt
&HUEho,. Of
Your Flag and Ny Flag
"Thou too sail on, o Ship of State, y
Sail on, o Union, strong and great"

Proud before her sister ships she sails the Of times
Out, far out upon the deep all stately and sublime
What of fearsome whsperings and what OF doubling eyes?
She stouty beneath the blacklist Skies
She fought the pillows off and she has dared the gales
ships have dred back with tattered sails.
The old ship the bold ship, the ship that sailing onl
Straight she goes and great she goesher sister ships arag
Riding out the bitter storms all steady sanch and straight
The old Ship the bold ship the good ship Of statei
Other ships go wallowing uncertain to and fro,
Staggering and wavering against the winds they go;
Other ships go crafty in fear of warning fleets
Proud before her sister ships she sails with anng Sheets
Out with compass pointing
She has tossed aside the bleahest winds that blew
The old sH the bold shp Full seasoned each rib Of herr
Honest thread and tuy from spinaker to Tb Of her.;
Ready for the storm or calm. all comely and sedate-
The old ship the bold ship the good ship Of stated
your sister ships the that you must make
their whisperngs of wonder in your wake
sail aboard of you full well know your strength
Know you breast the that urch along your length
you have the shive and the shock
Racing in your royal rush by hidden reef and rock
The old ship the bold ship the ship that sailing
Great she goes and straight she goes her sister ships atrag
Following and Dallou}ing 0Hlin her Wdke they WdH-
The old ship the Bo7a ship good ship 81 ssats
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
'BibliOthek kitapp m
ScMtidpcn BiiGcrn!
Die germaltnns Der itiStiIden @i.
bIiOt6ef bittet SrenuOe, ibr init
6enti@en giderH ans.
snBelfem.

Son Ser gibliotbefarin ser 0ffent.
Iid)en 8ibliot6ef, @Oitb &obitt, gitta
nns ~foIgenOes S9reiben gu, Oas it'd
ielbit erfl6rt.
ga Die Smporteltre teine gGuftrd.
ae auf 0eutl9e Bidder utebr altneb-
men, piiroen sic 70 freun0Ii9 Iein
uno in sybrer 3eitarg Die 0eltiden
o~uffor0ern, Der 0eltti6en &6tett1mg
bur9 Bidder aasaubelfen2 llniere
oelrtl6en 8iider tueroen biel betttBt
uilo mir beOiirfen ieBr uetter Bidder
uno 9uplitate."
@ir boffen OaB fi6 Sieiettgen
8eutI9erL melhe oelti6e Bidder
aus ibrer 9ibliotbef ent6ebren f1n-
ttett, es ii9 8ttr 8flidt onre6neu,
Der itdotii3en 8ibIiot5ef altsaubeE-
fen.
@leid3eitig pltr0e inns mitgetetlt,
oaB Die 2eler iebt ieb8 Slider oui
eimtul ats ser 8i6liot1et be3ieben
f0nnen, Itatt ME biS6er bier, une
Dob man 0ieie 9iider 20 Gage be-
baIten bari nit Dem 8ribilegium, Die
Griit ouf peitere % Gage att err
nellern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
Hcnuent pclniid1er
111ilit6r6rSte!

Berlin, z. Sch. (6unfen6epeide.)
Ser ltilter Dem 9orltB oes Brofeiiors
arinsfi abgebaItene aonbent point
i9er @eilit1r1r5te ipltr0e nit gr-
ipra4en Der aomnolDetr oe8 point.
nii6en 2egionen, 8rafen S8eptpdi,
uno Oes Or. 8ernie e%r0finet. Ser
8oritBerl0e oes 4onbent8 mur0e bonn
Rronmori9oa empfmgcn mo nobm
nit tim 0o8 @o6elfritbItiid Gin.
9te 8eria1mIlrng nabm cine ges
ioIlition an oaB borgeidrittene Stu.
benton Ser Mle6i8in als Qlerote in
Der poInii6en 2lrmee Sugelafien tper.
ben 0a bic 3abI Der Qer8te I'M So.
nigret1 @olen MIR 1900 betrdgt.
Die me6i5intiden 6aflItGten Ser
uniperiitdten in 9rafolt, 2Qmberg
uno 8aridau ipur6en aufgefor0ert,
Spe5ialfurie fir fiinftige gtiIitdr-
drste ein5ufibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
GeriOna[nOtlicn.

SEER g(l6ert arug, Der iid llllge-
fdbr orei gSo6en in SEEM gorf mo
au6eren 6ltliden St1oteu a1tfbieIt,
fe6rh nod ieiten beintatIideu Beua-
ten 5uriid. GER arug l%tattete nob-
reno ieine8 fur3en Q~ufentbaltes Der
fdieoenen ieiner 6reunoe geiude ab.
Die ul5ertrennli6en 6reuroe
Garl G6Qe mo SenrD Serdenbon
BON Columbus, gteb., bieIten ii6 qe-
i9Gft$9al6er in 9maba artf rru0 Der,
febIten nitt, ms einell angeneBmen
9eiu6 abauItotteu.
Serr Sofob guItinn, SdotmeiIter
Der @latt0atidcn SterbefaIie, muir
DC geitern 81 Sabre alt. @r feierte
ieincn @eburtstag oaourdL 0aB er
feline 5amilie ms Some Sotel ua6m
uu0 GieieI6e NIT einem feiuell
@benoeHen regalierte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
Gcibeil ScmtIGbet
111iHicnare in Afrik0!

Berlin z. 8eb. (GuntenoepeI6e.)
- Ga6 Sen Iebten aus afrifa in
gerlin ei~ngetroffenen 0a6ri6ten lit
Der oeutide @eiltIthe Sobumien
in 8ieIefer nut ieiner 5rau 1tnO bier
.ainoert, bon 6enen oaS iiinglte crit
bier Wonote alt NOR, geiongen ge-
nommen iporoen ltr0 mmBte ied8ig
Gage lang oltr1 0en 66en afrifani-
i4en Sentiment bon Der SIttilIte
bis our 8eItfiilte nit ben 6einen
at SUB tpauoern. Sobonnien mar
belgiiGen &rrppen IN Die @dnoe ge.
folerb oie i'm an 26. St[i init
ieirer Gomilie BON Hitonoa Der.
i9lepptert. Son &lianon pltroen
nod mebr 8ipiIiIten mad Stanlep.
bile geibdfft. mo Tie am %. Sep.
TENDER in beoauerr8perter 8erfai.
lung eintraFen. Ser bier Wtonate
alte anabe Sobnmien$ lag i'm
Sterben. Gin anoerer Mifiionar
nit gtarnen araft puroe inter glets
den ltmitGn0en transporter. Sn
Stanlebbille ttaFen lie einen oritten
0hiIionor, 4lauie, Ser nod Gbnli.
den Grfa6rmgen ftA IN bebeufli-
dem @elunobeitS5uItdu0 befano.
Sn StanlepbiQe nuroen Ole 5ds
milien in tleinen SGuiern an Den
ungeiunoen 5Iubnieoerungen einge.
iperrt, hoo ieoe 5antilie mir einen
ein5igen Galtm 5ltr 8erfitgung bot.
.te. IS miro befiirhtat, 0oB iie Die
Q1taIen, 6enen Ole oelttiden g2iijios
mare nit ibren 5omlien unterpor.
fen peroerL nidt ertragen fonnel1.
gtebnIi9e 8eri6te itber Jamiliert,
.0ie in Ge1tIh.S iloofrifa bon ben
griten gefongen genonnlen muir
Den, iilo e~ingetroffcn. sic nuroen
ale bon ibren SeimItdtten noa &on.
5entrotionsIagerL pie 8ilbelmstal
In 8eutI6.0 itafrita unD 8lontpre
Gneble uno Iairobi it'll benad6arten
britiI6en Dominion 9ei6tdt. 8on
bort iouen ite rah> einem ebenfalIs
qef1brliden Selma eebradt tperoen.
Son @lantpre inio bereits so Wtii.
fionare na6 Sttbien gebra@t lpor.
ben.
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'1lMs 11cbrNSkaS
Ec0islatitt!
Observation-Disclosures nimmt Wiiai'
maI-2OAanOrIase iir
SraRen on.

2incoln, gtcb., z. 5ebr. 49, 9as
Observation-Disclosures nabm geItern
nadmittag Die @orlage arL ipelde
fir Sra1leuorbeit einen MintmaIIobn
feltieBt.
Ganad betrGgt Ser @inoeItlobn
fir peibltbe srbeiter iiber Is Sab.
rem nelln Dollars per ISOLDE, uilo
fiir ioIf)e unter 16 Sabren iotpie
fir 2c6rm6oden feds Collars per
ISOLDE. Die 8orlaee miro nm Dem
SeHat eingcreift tperoeit, mo oeren
annobme ebeniaIlS b0dit pabridein.
li3 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
K0maNa fiibrt ilbcr
0lc tltanmcr Bud!
Se6er @ann bon Is Bis 60 Sabreu
bat fi9 ~resiltrieren lnl.
len miilieh

Stem Oorf, z. Sch. - Die gait3e
m1miIide 8eo6lferilng aanooas inn
MLter bon 16 bis go Sobren bot
Ii1 IN ben Iebteu 8ohen auf 70.
geliontrten rGationnl Serbice" .aor.
ten regiitrieren mitiierL 0umit Die
~0tegierung iiber Die 9teulttauglidj.
lett zines ie6en @itrgers informiert
uat6 ieoer3ett in Der Gage III, &C.
piiie aloiien 5t Ben GaDnen at rll-
fen.
sGieie Observation-Disclosures" Der
berfiigbaren &rGfte miro bon bielen
G1no6iern oils Der erIte Sdritt 3ltr
Gfnfiibrung elmer ollgemeinen
EienItpfliht betradtet, obgleih Die
Beb0r0en eiuitpeiIeu Itanobaft an
Der 8eboltptlng felt9alteil 0aB in
benz 9omtltion feline 4onItription
nnh engliiden gfititer eingefibrt
piro.
4noere ipieoer glatlbert, 6os es itd)
tnt Die 8orbereihungen our 9tobtl'
mddung elmer .@eimarmee" fir Die
ariegsinbuitrie bon0ele. 3u oieier
g[nlidt geIaftgen file 0ttr1 bic Gra'
gen 90 uno 81 ser Garten oeren
@ortlaut folgen6er lit: n&iir0en
sic piaig fem, Die iesige grbeit fir
anoere, notfpen0ige arbeit nit benz
glciden 2obn pd6reno Der 9nller
oes ariege8 3u bertmtI1en2 Sino
Gle piaig, ipenn 3bre 8abnfobrt
be8abIt nirb, ben BIos, an Dem sic
iest tpobnerl at oerIuiien tno na6
einern anoeren Seile Scandals 5l
geben, I'm BORT sit arbeiten2"
syt 0et eriten neltrt 8ragen err
fiinoigt iif Ole Gegiertng rom Sea.
men @eburtsort, Rattonolitdt ut6
GomilienberbGltniiien. 3ann mlB
ongegeben mer0ett, Of Ser getref-
fenoe in BEN leBten t2 Wtonotett
fronf mar, oh CT bei0e Arme lt0
gcilie Qebroudcn fam, quite g(ugen
uno 9bren bot. Die Gegierung
iroqt oann iueitar: 9urb mel6e
g(rbeit ernGbren iie fdj? Sir men
arbeiter Sie2 Soben Gle Elm
Sonomerf poer etnen 8eruf? 8enn
ia. mas? &r6eiteu sic iebt2 8enm
nidt, maritm nidt?
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Hcb. GciweM ~rcgienicrt
ais S~dtMlNirektct!
GrtlGrt, sn iebr nit STANDARDIZATION
in Auiprnd eenumHtea an ieir.
9sitreitet bas 8erddt, SGe
CT feiH Niiraer lei.

&err 9tobert GotDea bat als Mit.
gIieO oes Omaha S6ulrats reitg.
inert. Serr Goipel lit nl3 elmer
Der Setter Der Girnto &ilpatrif II.
So. elm bielbeiddftister Monm unO
sibt an, bon oieien @eid6ften gu
iebr in slnipru1 genommen 81 iein,
I'M feline 3eit nod l1ttgcr Dem
Saulrote piomeu 5u fonten.
Seltte morgen m1r6e I'M Court.
bans oos @erii9t ber6reitet, DaB
Serr gotpea fein giirger Der Ser.
Staten iei uno OesbaLb reiiguiert
babe. Cine a%ngeItelIte ltnteriudautg
erga6, 6oB SER gopel felt Dem Sn.
trdfttreten Der neiien 8ablgeiese Dor
mebreren Sabren rid)t regiItrtert lit
tno folgii9 audi fem Stimmre6t
otsii6en fonnte. @iner Der Beam.
ten IN Der Office 6e8 8ablfommiI.
lars @orebeao iagte aus, oaB Serr
Gomea, Der Elm gnal1noer bon @e.
burt lit, Dor eini0en Sabren berfaG
te, iid regiItrieren au Ialiet. als
man i9tn iagte, er mitiie alS 5rerno.
%9eborener ieine 8iirgerpapiere bors
5eigen, babe er ii6 getpeigert, Dies
3a tun uti0 iet iettoen lrift nnebr
Dor Dem 8oblfommiII1r eridienen.
9as iuar tpGGrideinlid snr 3eit,
ais Oas Sberseridt md nidt cut
idieOeH bate, Saf gnslGnber lire
Sargerpapiere bel Der 0icgiitriernna
ntdlt DOr5useigeH 6ran6ten. @egens
iuartig f6nneu lie iif anf i6ren GiO
bin regiitrierea laiien.
SIN ben alten 8a6lerliiten, sic
in Strait uarrH, bebDr Sas ieti0e
8a6laeiet anseupmmen mar, lit
Serr GOmea ais 8GBler eiHgetra.
gen.
lin Der So4e olf ben @rltn6 at
geben, ianote Die SGglide 9mabo
&ribiine einen Gertreter at 9errn
Gonell, un0 frug i'm, OBJ oa8 Sc
riidt nabr iei, 0aB er fem 8argcr
Der Ser. Stooten iei. SER Gomeu
berneinte oas @eriidt NIT groBem
Gtadorltf un6 Gntraltung ltn0 er-
flarte, boB er feline aipeiten Sir.
9~erpapiere i'm Sabre 1884 in Ohio
eripirft hobe.
8ie gntoefung, oaB Staatsiena,
tor Sofpea feine girgerpapiere Dor,
ge8eigt bat, ais er itA regiitrierm
IieB, Bat alien ani6eine na6 Sur
lluterildung Oes Sales oe8 Serrn
gopea gefitbrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
@ia nene @iliaFompaanie aranSen

SER 6. 8. S'SrIltpar, Elm tuobl.
befannter RehtsunipoIt Der Sii6ieitC
un0 gagentudrtiger SiIfs-Gountp.
anuolt, trifft gorbereitltnaell min.
0eiten5 cine, ipetn m6glid aber 5uei
aontpagnien 0tili3 filr oas bierte
Re6rasta Regiment gu aelpinneil.
|SbnobG beridlie0ene ilnee 2erte bon
Der Giioieita bel Der DaiIis Ite6en,
10 bot OieieIbe bod feline ipirflihe
Siioiette,G ompognie. M1inoetens %
iunge 2eltte berftderten bereits Srn.
|0'SuIIibnn, oaB fte niIen8 fin0, Ell.
ner 0erartigen Organization beisu.
.tretet un0 e8 lit ouBer 3neifel,
'oaB iid gel1ltg ftn6en per0en, nm
min6eitcrS cine boQit1n0iae Siio.
ieite.a ompagnie ms 2e6en gu rufen.
9'SuGiban iel6it Bat cine ausae,
aei6nete miIitdriife a~its6il6u1a Qe.
noiien uuo lift Elm gtbioloent Ser Mi-
Iitdrifule.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
@rueer. nnb 1[eiidcr.gnnfett.

3te bieIige 8ereinigrng Der Gro
Ger un6 5leii4er belt geItern abenS
I'M HnH1e 6otel ibr i1br[ide8 Ban.
felt al. ungef1br 800 8GIte tuaren
~n1tueieno. SER @o. 8ieie, ser
8rditoent Der 8ereinigltng fitBrta
Den goritb. 0ie Souptipreder oes
gbenos iparen Slltlts &eppner,
3rdiioent Der Soma Stoatsbereini.
gltng. 8ictor HoieUoter bon Ser
Omaha Gee, Gobert Suntington,
Sefretdr Der Council Bluffs Secret,
niarng lt1o S. S. Cameron, 5e.
tretdr 0e8 bieitgen 2otoloerbanoes.
Sic berldieoenen Geoner tpieIen
cuff Die groBarttgen @rfol9e 0e8
8erbmoeS, iopie ouf Die geIGGft.
Itden @rfolge 6es @etperbes im all.
gemeinen BIN. @Iei68eitig fDur6en
aud Die 4mpeienoen oaral4f a4f.
mertiam aemadt, 6oB Die 8reiIc
audi I'M fonmen0en Sabre qroBen
St~eigeritngen oltsqeieBt iein peroen.
8ltr4 Die 9reoitabteilung Ser Ser
einigung puroen ieoem etn8elnen
gtttglieO 9roBe gerluite uno biele
unannebmliffeiten eripdrt. Gin fl
beler Gang btl0ete ben G9luB bic.
Ter erfolgreiden 8eriommlltug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
s(nfitanSe in geriien.

Berlin, 7. Ge6. (6untenoepeiGe.)
@efndB Der ueberiee.g ea8rfdtenager
tar 6eridtet Die tiirfiide Regterung
aus aonitanttnopel, 0oB in Der per-
.iii6en Brobina Sor8 uttter Den
gingeborenen ltnrltber entitonoen
iinO, infolge lpelder Die peritIden
&ruppen iid gum 9fiid3uge gen0tigt
iaben. Sn Der &odbaridoft bon
aitrid, an Dem iii00itIi6en ufer Oe8
aaipiidell Reere8, boben 3uIam-
menitoBe 8pif6en tiirflidcn ur0 rltl
iiiden Streitfrdften ItattgefunOcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-08
gSo6n6ans in grauS

Sn Der 8obnltng Der 6rolt S.
8brne, 1905 Maion 6troBe, fam
geitern Elm Selter gum 4us6rrdl
ooS einen Gda0en bon ungefdbr
81 500 onriftete. Dies lit Der ortt.
te 9ron0 in Dieieln @ebdttoe fed
Counting. 6rau 8brne febrte in in
init Gau9 gefiiQte8 3ilnrter 5uriid,
mn lire @elob0rie uno Geritde.
rltngspapiere 8t retten utto puroe
babel obnmGdtig. 5elteripebrIelttg
fon0en iie un0 brad)ten ite ms 5reie,
no lic iid i6uaa pie0er erbolte.