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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26
80 PRIESTS APPLY FOR
PERMISSION TO RESUME
THEIR WORK IN MEXICO


Hy Associated Press
Mexico city. June 1.-THE go"-
eminent has received petitions from
about eighty Mexican priests now in
the United States who He'd from Mex
leo during the revolutionary period.
asking permission 10 return The an
tecodents ana past actions u cI n
will be carefully considered before
permission Is given or denied Among
the petitioners were several arch
bishops and other high ehurch dig
nltaries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26

To feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
JOY life. use Burdock Blood Bittrrs.
tho family system omit Price. Sl00
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-26

Want TO trade that mule for n
wagon Try the WAIT AID way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
CONVOY yEnpLE. no
Hr tRr-SIIOW UD,:t:>

NEW YORK, April - Art has final
Is surrendered. r"-norrow the Iarc
est art exhibition ever held in Now
York viii omen At IN" Grand Central
i'ait"". and MIR. Common People" viii
award the prizes Let tho public
judge. is IN" slogan Of IN" S"ci"t Y
of independent Artists. which is hold
ing Til" exhibit. Prizes viii be- award e
cd on the Judgment Of tn" public
Every school of art, from tho most
radical to the conservative. will be
represented in the exhibit. There will
be no discrimination or favorS grant
Ell 30 prestige. Josh Wh"cler'S inn =
pr"SSionISt cartoon Of subway Guards''
may hang next Ia giuseppe Severinu's;
famous futur!*t painting OF cupid
Among the iiafrodi!s"
Art from tho trenches will he ono
OF The novelties. Paintings ana Skctcics
Drawn by artists now h:shting in tho
European war viii be given an i'm
pOrtant place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
NAVAL RESERVES CALLED
seven Men Enlist in Navy. but None
for Army or Marine

Effects Of the general naval mobili-
cation were felt ut the Richmond re-
cruit!ns office yesterday, when orders
were received to call in all members
OF the feet reserve for active duty and
20 accept men for enlistment between
the ages OF sixteen and thirty, instead
o. seventeen and thirty. as heretofore.
BOYS under twcnty-one years old must
have the consent Of their parents be-
fore they can be accepted.
OF the feet reserve. there arc only
twenty-eight members In the Virginia
district. The reserve was created q
few months ago. and the requirement
is that members must have had active
service in tho navy. The reservista
were reporting last night TO Lieuten
ant l.. S. Stewart. the commander Of
the district. and were being sent on TO
80 aboard ship at Norfolk. The coast
defense reserve. which has consid-
erablc membership in the state has
not yet been summoned TO the colorH,
although it is believed that the order
viii &c issued in a few days.
recruiting station in Richmond yes
;erday The are William Henry Newly.
Albert Robert Rakoske. william r.
Crurnp and Cecil J. Joiner. OF Rich
mond; William l.. Boswell. OF Peters
burg: Herbert r. Fitzgerald. Of Staun-
ton and James p. Turner. OF Roanoke.
Not single recruit was secured yes
tnrday by either the army or :he Ma :
rine Corps stations. The officers in
charge of the stations were at {. loss
FOR reasons TO accoun: for the slump.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
TO UNLOCK MONEY
VAULTS OF NATION
AT ONCE TO ALLIES

continued from First PaBe)
placing tho funds desired at the dis
posal Of the entente governments.
Decision TO advance the allies a
srest loan was reached in conferences
participated in by Secretary McAdoo,
Chairman Simmons. of the Senate
Fina nee com mittce: Senator's Lodge and
Smoot. the former ranking Republican
member of tho Foreign Relations Com
mittee. and Representatives Shcrley.
ranking majority member OF the APP
preparations Committee. and Iordney.
Garner and Hull. Of the Ways and
Means Committee.
Chairman Kitchin. of tbs Ways and
Means Committee, was absent from the
conference because Of his presence In
North Carolina TO attend the funeral
OF his brother.
Representative Mann. Republican
leader in the House, was unable to at
tend the conference because OF other
business.
Coincident with the determination TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

ask Congress to authorize a bond Issue.
general plans were discussed FOR "A
widespread advertising campaign.
There Will be no underwriting by large
private institutions OF any part Of the
bond issue. All investors, it was an
hounccd. will he received on the same
iootihG. The cooperation OF all insti-
tutfons. however. Will be welcomed as
patriotic act. and there will be no
disposition whatever TO refuse the aid
or Dis private banking interests on
inc same basis as smaller investors.
WILL. MAKE EFFORTS 10 SPEED
AUTHORIZATION or ISSUE
Efforts will DO made to spcod tho
authorization OF the issue. II was
Understood TO be the consensus OF
opinion at to-day's conference that
Congress should pass the necessary
Liquidation within q week
Subscription 10 tho big issue will be
taken by Secretary McAdoo and by
agents he Will designate. In this CON
ncction Il waa thought likely that the
machinery Of the Federal reserve sys-
tom would be utilized state and pri-
vate banks probably will he 80 utilized
wherever they prefer their services
under the understanding that no COM
rn'Hsion will be charged. and that no
pront VIII be made upon any trans
action in connection with the issue.
But IL Is not the banks Of the Federal
reserve system that tho administration
Is looking TO in financing the loan
Their funds are TO be preserved intact.
so far as possible. TO meet the strain
on the country's industrial and COM
mercial life. They will not be called
upon to unlock their vaults and replace
any substantial part Of their liquid
resources with tho long term bonds.
The individual investor will be
called upon. rather to come forward.
as patriotic duty and subscribe as
heavily as his resources will permit
The government will seek to reach all
classes Of investors. even tho man with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08


One
the weale rundown
sunc romst
' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
District Attorney Calls
on Public for Assistance
Petersburg, Va,
Anril z. lNli

-
TC tho People OF the Eastern Div
trirt OF rlrEinin;
resprctfuily r~uu~st that y0a
promptly Inform my office. nj Rich
niOn'l, or Ralph n. Dnuuhton. special
agent ~ tho Department OF Justice,
NJ Norfolk. of MI words, conduct or
rumOrs thnt niRy come 10 your
knowledge tending to inject In
IurIously the public snfety or the
welfare of the nation. ! have ape-
rinI reference to disioyal utterances,
threats to destroy or inJure property
OF words or conduct calculated 10
encourage the doing Of nets drtrI-
mental Ia the United States. Such
information will he appreciated.
tSiHnedD RICHARD II. MANN.
United States Attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

hidden In Rock Springs rark to fur.
nish an afternoon Of amusement.
The egg hunt il an annual event In
Alton established many years ago On
the Saturday before the Holy Sunday
each year all the children In Alton un-
der certain age are turned loose in
tho park 10 find the eggs that have
been concealed there. The eggs this
year we're donated by merchants and
produce men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

only $25 TO spare. Through the Fed
eral reserve system there has been a
quiet sounding Of sentiment during the
past week or so. and the answer is
said To b" almost overwhelming in it's
volume: the American people of all
classes. from so-callcd big business in
tcrcSts to tn" millions who put away
small sums weekly. arc ready to re
SpDuI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
10000 HIDDEN EGGS
ron ALTON GHII,nUES

ALTON, ILL. April I.--llundrcds OF
Alton little boys and girls. clad In
their oldest clothes so that they
needn't mind tear or two from the
shruhhrry and underground. Joined in
tn" annual municipal egg hunt here
today. by tho time tho hunt WAS over
They had collected the greater part OF
tn" 10000 Easter eggs which had been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
win Visit Petersburg .ou,..

Ii*i" i"ric, No. 32s, FiatcrnHi order
OF Eagles. "ili pay WRIT 30 the Pc
t"rsourG a"ria on Tuesday night. A
large number OF local Eagles viii go
70 ihc Ccckadc Cit. on special cars.
leaving here AT : o'clock In Petersburg
addresses VIII be made By John " Al
lon. d.pU;y grand worthy president. n
member Of Dixie Aeric. The degree
team. tn charge OF Captain Felix Bas-
lrh"n. will accompany the party anc,
tScmvnfy its work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
TENNESSEE no OBSERVE
'SINDA i-SCIIOOI. DAY.

claring tho sunday schools Of our
state arc tn" strong right arm OF our
churches, dealing deadly and effective
blows to the evils that seek to de-
Str"y childhood home. state and ma
ton Governor Rye has issued Il proc
ia'na'ton calling upon tho people Of
Tennessee to observe tomorrow as
"Sunday-schooI day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Sudden Attack Brought
Threat Of Operation
Sent For q Bottle of Fruitolu
and Was Quickly Relieved of
Gall Stone Trouble

After doctoring with several differ
Ont doctors and getting no relief, Mr..
T. l.. sherman. II Croker Ave, John
son city, y. T., says he was taken
very suddenly one night with severe
pains ana on calling the doctor was
told he had gall stones and that an
operation was necessary. Mr. Sher-
man writes, II had heard of Fruitola
80 sent for bottle ami took it. was
relieved Of large quantity Of gal,
stones. and continued tho treatment.
Now an, quite we'll and have re-
gained over forty pounds lost weight"
Fruitola and TIaxo are compounded
from the original Edsall formulas at
the Pinus laboratories in Monticello,
ILL., and can be purchased at drug
stores; n doctors prescription is not
necessary. Fruitoia is a pure fruit oil
TINT acts as an intestinal lubricant and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
TLIPPINGS RELATE T0
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS

"ahy clippings from newspapers and
TaSa2iuc. W"r" Also found in his bag
gag" relating 80 movements Of troops
ana general "ar news. many OF the
cIrVinca relating /" German su"cesSns.
some 81 these clippings ana magazine
articles had certain words und"rEcO ed
IN "ay that suggested TO his inter
roEatori"s that they might bc In code.
eHpcoially as IN the baggage was found
cHtck"rhOard with long list Of
numbers with relative notes as though
" might b. key TO some sort Of
code communication. on the strength
"' THE Information. MIR. Horner and
Mayor prcwry felt justified in detain-
inz Gregory aud notifying tho Fed =
era! authorities ot their suspicious
The answer was a prompt request ,ha,
ne be hello
In tho personai papers found IN
cr"epry's pockets were n variety Of
railway schedules and railroad maps
OF virginia and Eorth Carolina Also
a POCKET memorandum book In which
WAS entered the names Of ten or Gf-
tcen towns ,n Eastern Virginia with
peculiar private notes bs each name
which arc believed to be some sort OF
code references nv The ranlc Of Tho
town of cr-~c there was cross
mark
Irog"ry Claims 10 have born in Vir-
Sirih for tn" past twelve months and
denies all allegations Of .pyinr bu,
according 20 Sir iIorrcr could cIvn no
CONNECTED tory Of his omp,uymcu, or
WHEREABOUTS during tho pas, rcM
months or ~ his present means of
supp"r,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

reoe iebt INNER bdmIiher 49,. mi
sic nod Elm iIeintr Sunss lparsrl, IN
tptIhsr Sprnhs bat ba pobl Sbrl
Jrau mutter bss absnos nit Sbneu
gsbstst9"
sSn bsutf9er. 60 lDurbs BET met
men gItsrn INNER 9sutf4 aeiprn'
hsr.1
.Qebtu its no92"
.2sibtr nidt mstr!A
Limb in ipel9er Sprade Bat man
pObI an ibrem gyab Oas gaterunIet
\ gdast2"
.NatirIi9 in OsatTatrl 8tr Fno
9utbtrnner. 9bsr nun m66te i6. -"
Bite - lpsrOtn sic ni6t b0ie!
| SD Pab' nod ni6t DisI gsle6en uno
srIebt! 8. mo6ts mid nur b:le6,
rem. Sic er3dblen. Sis babeR groB,
Rsi6tiimer in RuBlanO. 6a6en Sbrs
9orfabrn bic nitt baOurd erDors
ben, baB fie Oeutids 2iidti5teit ins
SaHp 9eDrant l05enF
.Sa sepiB!4
syIun itebt mir aIio Der 9trRanO
fill" perieBte Der QinisnartiIleriit
anihsiuenb beIdsiosn. .8as Gp
baden, perbortsu Sis ben oeutI6m
9Orfa5ren! 49,. gie fnb osutId ges
buren -. bsutfd auf9epatIen, unO
bann bauen Sie nit ben aot6ofsn
nuf Sbre Gtnmmes6rioer Iogl Der.
5si9en Sic; bds If nidt fa6n! -.
Die 3eiteu ioIltR bod pe;B gott
borii6er iein!"
aorI Jepoerier osrIor feline Rub
ni4t.
Sic meinen, 5err Qsatnant,
frenn man 9suti4 rsbet, ntuB man
Elm 3suti6sr fein2@
agptt Strambad, ia = oos mein'
;4!' iagte Der Qrtilsrift sbrIi6.
a0aHa muB aIio, tpsr Gng!tid
oIs 0utteripra6s ipri6t, I6 in stpsi
2ellt telle1. GIne 9e9ort nd6 GDns
bon, cine mad Zen gortl Gber I'm,
gstebrt: IS fab!t ii6 elmer ala
S6nei3er! Da8 reOet er bonn?
Die Sapei3 Bat orsi Spra9en~
so meme id Is ni6tI -. 3as
iino iibsrbaupt @sfIbtsfa6en! Qt
sinem Iagsn, p0bin man &c.
95rt!!"
aSa bite mas ioII ;d csnn
aIio mad S6rer Qniitt tun?" rug
Carl 5eOberisn b1fIid nit elmer EN-
Ia0snbsn 6dHbbeiDsgung. o0as "a.
ten Sic mir, 9srr 2atnant2"
Gortieguug ioIgt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
Geaes alapp.4 momo6ill
9laht ppr alien gr0fe Griparnis BON
Baum unS 3ett li0glid.

WHAAE AlV JelI AlpBlt4.
SEPT 1T aua fin suiammentIaPps
bares Quto 5ergeftelt rsfp. per0ous
tOmmnst porosR, unD oasleI6e tommt
re4t 3sit9sHdB, namsnt,ia fur amt.
rita, no bic Biterbeforberungsg tlss
gsRbtiten aui Der Gisnba9n tnupper
itno, obs iemais 3uDor. Der grfins
BE-. ieI6it 1T u6rigsns Elm SuDafrita.
nsr, Robert 9oOtb Don So4annes'
burg.
9erIsIbs madte f8 lbsr bic
aapufoligtsit in Der Jorm unO
9r0Bs Der bIs5erigsn u~lotorpagsa,
ourd pet9s au9 BITE gerjenoung un0
9erpadung iid entipreaeaD i9Ditrig
gsitaltet UNI uuoerbdttnismaBia Diel
baum in 4HjPtua genommen piro,
of 9e0anteu un6 ru9te ni1t, Dis e.
Elm glo0sQ gcbdut bate, oas peient.
Tide 4b9iIfe peripridt. Sa 8erjude
nit einer D%etartig gebauten Ulaidiue
ba6tn bereits. nie er peri9ert, isbr be-
Intelligence GrgebniHe geIieIsrt, unO
bIsIe bat i'm gan5eu ettpn 1000 Uleis
len auf allen 4rttn GanDipegs bspdis
tigt, olne OaB bic 8ol3en teiter ors
9e3o8en 3a peroeu brauatsn, uHO
obne Das jonit 10 bQuftqe 8sauieti4e
uno 9etnatter.
Die Q~susrungea Iiegea in Dem
aumpi Des 4utOmobils, peIaer in
na3e3u fIa4sn 6tlden oOer gantus
br8eitsqt piro, bic ii9 6eim 6aus3ies
ben Der Derbinosnosn 8ol3en (naa
BEN 3uridiaIagsH zines 1eiIs Ots
polterpertes, in neIdem ie osrbors
gen Fnb) nit Qsi6tigteit 5uiammtns
legen laiisn. Die Gntfernung Des
9iHterFsss poer irgeno zines panels
1T 0as 4srt pom elm paar augtn.
bIiden. unO oas 3ufammengstlappts
auto nimmt ni9t n ebr Raum Elm,
ais IonIi Das untergeIteu naeial 8as
ber pirD man beim gerianot poppelt
10 0ieIt berartige 4utos in dnen
8abns 8uterpagsn padsn f0nnea, ME
e nit ben bis6srigen Der Jaa mar;
uno e pir6 i'm gdn3m Is5r OieI loft,
bnrer Raum gsipart, psl9er 1ir ans
bere 3pede, ME fir bic 8erisn0ung
BON Qabrangsmitteln, MatsrtaIitR
uno Munition, 70 tart bsgs4rt it'll
uno grob TT au4 bic 3sttsgripar'
mis-.
gs srforbsrt fir 5psi MGnusr Elm
babies Stunbdsn, ben gan8en 4utO'
mubiI : Rumpf SuTammsnsuisBsH,
pdbrenb bas Observation-Disclosures
unO 3utIappsn, ME gsiagt, nur siuigs
auseH6Iids in Qniprud nimmt. Ser
Rumpf fam auf irgenb Gin llntergss
ftsu gsisbt psr6sn. uno bas qrius
dip bss BaGsns in Ssilen Idbt Ii9
aud fir itben norbnnoeHsn Sbp
BON g~lOtOrpagen nub6ar MAIDEN.
Dem ausisbsn nod if tsin llntsr'
i4ieo sDiIdsn siHsm iidnsiis gsbaas
tel. autos Rumpf uuo irgsnb sinsm
gefpobnliden bsmtrtbnr.
Benn fd bos aIappsQutu in aIs
Zen 5duen bspdbrt, 70 ldBt Td oors
ausIehsn, bab ss Id 5oIO elmer sros
Zen 8sliebtkit bsim gubIitum unb
bel J~obritanttA srfrsasn pito.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
GanatoricH.

MaRage.-212.214 g1ir6 gI6a.,
IL. II. Qoug, Doug. 3458. gGOer,
g2oiioge, G~biropooB. Brl. Smith II.
6ran 9eao, 8orterimen. -t.3.15
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
: -Dun-
eagttkHIentudnt 9eIImnt6 bOu Nafe

Gin b~onitGn0iger geri6t iiber sic
Rriegslaufbobn Der ugm6en~. M1nner
bonn G6Lage oe8 u@m0en@ 4ommon.
oants uno ietnes eriten 9ffi3ters boben
bic @eIt tn gritounen geiett.
Gie .en6en" NOR 6rei a}onate lang, 6eu Fe %berfoIaea.
ben ariegsihtffen 8um &rob, Der gdreten og Sn0f6en
Eaeang un0 stgIeib 6as ~beIiebtefte S6tff in ienem GeHe 6B
BeItmeeres. Stets bereit 0o8 2ebet 8a opfern, fibrten bic
prddtigen sGmoen" 2ate nit qIugbeit uno ME b~eriagen6ern
Sltnlor nuf eigene Ganf arieg eeget erbrateu6e rleberno6t.
9e sdiI6er1ngen beginner, ais Die acknowledgements,
Der ~em6en", Damn auf hober See, Grieg meI0ete, uor1uf
enc Rebe bon Eaten fo9e, 6ar1tnter Der a6fong tbrer erten
qris Die Sabrt mad Sfnetaa uno noh Dem sa6en, 6e
@erfrfltng elmer geibe bon fein0Iiden 9onpferu, Die GIudt
Dor fefnOli6sn areu8erf, rno suIeBt 6a8 Gn0e 0ieiaa rubin.
noaen Gralaers BET Selling.
b. gHde, Ser erte Offi3ier Ser .enSen" un6 fb5tere
anpttan Der yQpdbo' Ggn6en Die 8peteO, beTbt ene
ourhais ungeD05nItae Sdtloerlln8sgobe un0 nienan6 iouta
~beriarnen, fh oeies vGu6er" Bud on8uidaffen.
greis Oieies snaes, in 9entid oOer GnsGid, 1T S1,25,
mt gDrto $1s35.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
Oregon.

8rohartis fur bic gicbBRft lit
oa8 Serbian 8aaep 8roiett = I'M
Sersen zines @ebietes BON ID, 1000
Qdern - fam in 40 4der.6Idhen
gefauft uer6eu. gor5iglides @ei-
6elanb berlm. Gdrei5en Sic negen
9an0farten un6 gin3eIbeiten. Biu
umionIt 2oterno @ogifn.antG ten
6eg groiefts in unierer Omabo 0f.
flee b%orfabren. Grfurfion am IS.
September
parlth 3. Souftr,
$40 5irit gaaPI gnnf 8l6e.
Omaha, 9eb. -9.20.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
gatent-anpaltc

Staraes & Gtnrass, L. g. un6 aus.
ldn6tide 4otente mo ghusmar.
fen. $50 See Bldg. -7.18.18
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
aooat o6mii1ins" ..
appffiiien nnb Matraten.

gtJte 6ebGrn peroen gereinigt uno
70 gut ME neu gemaat. &ae Cor.
ten neuer 9e0ern 81 berfoufen.
Gmn6a gilOp GO., 1907 Cunning
Ctr. 2oua. 2467. -1O.1.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

On b%erfanfen: = 21O adet in
4amuee gou1tb, g~1ebrasfa, 170
4der gebfIiiqt, gutes 6 3immer-
6u11s un0 aae notigen 8ebduli6fet.
ten, gaub6oIo, 100 ader inter altl-
tur; alfalfa $75; so Qfer nidt I'm.
ter Rllltur ON Der Scotts glrff 60.
Ditd, $25. e6enes 2auo. 9oebmer
& goebnter, 129 Glib 2. StraBe
2ineoln, Neb. -9.24.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

-n0n-
Superintendent 6eIImut6 bon Rafe.

Sanmutb bon g2ita, Der Iaden6e Selo. bat in Der idGd.
ten gedreibung ieiner obeuteuerIideu 5nbt bon Ben Seeing
bun0erte Ieben miro, GIN it6ermitigeg Baden mitten I'M
Gdlaftengebriiu bes gepaItigen goIterringen8!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
;yarManO gu Oerfanicn.

Cine Der beiten iemals gebotenen
@elegenbeiten 8ur @rmerbun8 zines
guten 5tiid 2onoes, nobe Der Stnot,
cute 0}drtte, qute5 @oiicr i0eaIes
slime, in auitre6en0er 0eltider
ydeoerldfrunq. $15 Bis $50 per
@dcr. &ei6te 8abllng8be6ingun-
gen. Sir meitere susfilnfte idretbe
mon an 81. $. Gnod, Gairioro, 2lla-
bQuo. -9.22.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
9enti9e Sd6tr

= Wtntonen bon a~merifonti9en 2eiern ale.
BEN es boz, oeuti9e 8ii4er i'm Original 3t
leien, itatt IN engIii6er l1eberiebung.
8d bic Snlportation aus 9euti6lon6 I'm.
m6glbb ~getpor0en tit, miro 0ie uSdqlihe
Omaha Sribitne" eS itb 3ur @ufgobe ma.
der, ibre 2eier auf tpt6tige in ben &ereiniq.
ten Stoaten georrfte oeltti6e Bidder ouf.
merfiam du MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
Cine t~DssnScrbare Grs6blnno BON
beroif6en Caten

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13
FRENCH CHEER u. S.
TROOPS EN- ROUTE
TO BATTLE LINES
BY WILBUR s. FORREST.
STAFF Correspondent United Press

PARIS July l2.-American Sam
mics, in regular troop trains. were
stretching across a considerable part
OF France today enroute 10 their
permsnen, base behind the battle
line
The FIRST detachments left early
this morning from the Port in
France" where they landed. The
townspeople assembled 10 speed
them on their way with cheers and
yells of good wishes. All thru the
countryside as the american sol
diers passed. villagers. towns-people
peasants WED 10 show them atten-
ton and express their gratitude TO
America. AT all stops the Sammles
were served with coffee and given
flowers
Al Gen Pershing's headquarters
today In Paris II was announced
that among the requirements neces.
sary 10 maintain the FIRST million OF
American soldiers which are now
planned are oil tanks capable OF
storing 900 600 tons OF fuel oil.
and a cold storage plant or 10000
tons capacity
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13
Boy of Nine May
Aid in Securing
Recruits for Navy

We've got 10 have more men for
the navy we've rot 20 stop those
submarines. declared William Alex
ander Allan. OF No II Oregon-aveo
10 Lieut.. Richardson In The navy
recruiting station Wednesday after
noon And am going 20 help you
get en-" added William Alexander
with an air OF fnaliiy.
William Alexander Is just nine
years OF age. tho he looks older. lie
has a MILDLY blouse and trousers IA
match and wears both with dig
nifty that bellies his years. He was
accom- panied by his father. who
made no effort 10 conceal his pride
The boy marched straight M 70
Lieut. Richardson and began telling
him things about the navy that the
officer didn't suppose anyone knew
outside the navy department and
then got right down TO the man
purpose OF his visit.
"If you want 20 get men for M
navy you've got 10 get after en-
lust like Billy Sunday gets aftei
sinners" he explained. Il can ge'
'em for you. and would just like
10 have the chance"
Lieut.. Richardson suggested tha'
possibly William Alexander wouiC
like TO take up his station AT th'
recruiting station In front or tho
city hall, and the lad promised tt
report In a day or two.
We've simply got TO stop those
submarines" was his parting mes
sage Honest, II was a country
wouldn't have such things"