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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
u y111oirllma" Sos C)pfer
SeutIc6eft 1toperets?
5n San 6raneiseo bcfiirhtet man,
Oak ein Oentfdles &aperi1iff
i'm Oerienft bat.

Sou 6rancisco, Gal, / gluguit.
0}on 6efiirdtet bier, ooB Der 35
Gage iiberfatlige Gaulpfer og9oi.
runa" Ser init elmer foit6aren Ga.
6ung bon 2lutraIien nod bier uns
terpegS mar, einem 0elltiden au.
peridiff 5um 0pier gefoIlen iein
mag.
qopitan @tqiom Cummings
bonn 3aupfer gQu0lom" mod)te
ouf ote 9lnDeIcnbeit oeutider Sea-
perer in Ser siloiee oafuterfiatu.
@r crfI1rte, bic 2(0nirulitdts6eQn.
ten in Seen 5ee[on0 batten i'm qe.
morit, onB Der oettidJe Qaupfer
9}oI6ipbio pl3blidl Gbile oerlai-
len babe, uHo 0nB Elm nit iehs.
36Iligen @eiditben beitiidtes 6clt-
ihes Gaperidiff on ser 6ritii6en
gotroiaeflotte in ser 9Ior0iee bor.
iei. Ser a2ll0lolp"
1otta 9leu SeeIsno alt 6erIel6en 8eit
Iuie Der ,.8oiruna berloilcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Petrat itbiiSt nic9t
pcr 11iilit1rHicnIt!
tSrnneu, bic Midnner Beiraten, tim fie
bDm 9ienit 81 befreicH, MAIDEN
i'd iogar itrafbar.

@oibington, 1. gluguIt. - gtaf.
Dem Der 4rofobmori6oQ, @eneraI
Groipoer, crit an Sonnt1g enti6ie.
ben bat, oaB es 6ai geireiung8per.
iuben bonn 0ilit1roienIt gLeidgiiItig
iei, Oh Elm 0tann 5lpon5ig Sabre
ooer 5nou5ig 9iinilten berbeiratet
iei, bat er oieFe Grti9ei0ltng geItern
ieIbit mieOer ilber Den Souien gemor.
fen illAem er ertldrte, ooB cine Seis
rat niht an un0 iiir ii9 elm GENT.
geuoer @run0 lei, ouf Den man bom
9lilit1roienit 6eireit weroeu tonne.
gepogen 8u Oieier Sinnes1noe.
rung ipur0e Der General 0urd Die
bon alien Seiten einloufen0en Be
rihtc, oaB iitb oIlelorten Qienit.
pflidtige in Iester Shmoe trouen
Iaiien, um 10 Dem Gieuit entgeben 3u
fonnen. Sails Elm Mann, Der f6
crit uad Dem 20. SSlAi berbeirQtet
9ot, ais @rltt0 fiir 0icnit6efreiltng
angi6t 6oB ieine 5rau BON ieinen
gerOienit ab4dngig it, 10 Ioa Die 8e.
freiltngs6e6or0e 6ieie Sale lebr ge.
nan unteriudcb Oh oie &eirat niht
MIR oc8Bal6 eingegangen mur0e. nm
ben Qlonn frai 3u modem,
Ger BrofoButarirboa CAB ferner
nod betauut, 0aB 6rouen iuelt6e
0idnner ge6eiratet bnben MIR I'M
iie bonn UtilitdroienIt frei 8u maden,
IN glutlage8uitallo geiebt lm0 be-
itroft mer0en t0nnelt.
g9ie aus 9tetp 9orf genelOet
miro mar Der 4norang Der beirot8-
IliItigen 3riide6erger oud geitern
nie0er Elm gclpoItigcr.
9icnc 2lrt 9rafe6crgcrci.
2ttloutu, @a.. /. gtuguit. 0ie
Dieiigau 3ieuitbefreiltngS ge6oroen
itn0 binter neue Sd)Iid)e Der 9rilfes
Berger gefoulmen. lle6er Glnoert
gluffor0eruugen lib 3ur llnterilt-
dung 5u maI0en, itn0 BON Der 8olt
NIT Dem &armert 3uriitgetoallten,
oaB oie Netreffenoen bon Den ange.
gebeneu 9Ioreiien ber5ogen itn0, o0er
oaB iolde 9toreiien iiberbmlpt ni6t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Glopo Occroc critottet
ei1ten ,,ReIIeberic6t

2onoon, 1. @uguit. = Ger britt
ic6e 4reutier 2lopo George 1ltBerte
ii4 9egeniiber 6en GreBforreiponoen.
ten ouf ben @oaerien 0es ltuter6olt.
les;
Sd falt0 auf tneiner aciie nod
Goris oos frou36iiihe Bolt boff-
nuug8boIler als ie. Ser rltiiii1e 3u-
iantmeubrlld bradte notiirlid eint-
gernaBen Gntnlltigttng trobOem
uareu Die 5ran5oien 10 enti6Ioiien
iuie ie Giel miro auf Die 5Sron5oien
nntommen, Oh mir Bis gum Gn0e
0tr9balteu 3ic gRuiIen into cine
unberedenbare Guantit0t. 3u 3ei-
ten penn mir nnl meiiten BON i6nen
ermarteten, lieBcu Iie inns i'm Stid,
un6 nenn mir feinerlei 8ertraleu
auf iie ieBten, ft6lnqen ife itd topfer.
Sd babe es iibrigens ons gutter
QueIle, oab ite ftd n66iten8 er.
monnnen un0 un8 ii6erraiden ner
oen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
RMHeit uerliere1t
cine 11ieltoe GeI9iibe!
Die JlnileH beriuden, file nuS Sa
StanS 5n 6alten, ntiiiien a6er
fhlieflid iuei6eu,

Berlin itber 2onOot I. 2lug.-
3as Oelttife Saltptquurticr meloete
6eItern nadnlittag gttiiii9e 5treit.
trdfte iebten iid nelteroings In Der
fpeitli6en @ltfopinn CUR 8e9r, tuur-
ben a6er ge8ipltngeh ibre &idere.
noih h,Sirie 5it rdluuen.
3ie 9oupftdtigtcit 0es 2ein6e8
lpor beute etpoS enerGiider, nie
Gags 3uoor.
8coeutetl0e GeiIe unierer Srup.
pen befin0en iid jebt oltf r1liiiIdenl
@e6iet, nadoeln Die S6Io6t bon
8broc8 geidIa9en moroen lit. 9ic
93adbut BEG 8einbes nlroe in Oft.
lider 9ti6tltng berfolgt, ltu0 8wor
bonn 8nieiter bi8 5ltm @rut6. Syn
Dem W}eitesGane8ce Goltn (rum1-
ntIde 5ront) 8ieben f6 oie gfuiien
1T n0r0li6er 9fihtltng 5uriif.
Arneegruppe General 8oebnt.Gr-
uoIli: Die rttIiiihen Streitfr1fte
baIten Die S0ben 0itIi9 beg 8broc8.
fluiie8, Ser an berI6ie0enen SteI.
len bereits ii6erquert moroen lit, un0
ben uniere 3ibiiionen audi iil0lid
bon Gfala bereits errei6t 6aben.
auBeroem 6aben mir oud) auf 0ent
n0roIi1en ltfer oe8 9nieIter Sort
idrttte qenladt un6 ftn0 bis &pro=
Ioiptu borge0rungen. 3miiden benz
0nieiter un0 Dem 8rut6 bat Ser
6ein0 mieOer beftigen g8i0eritano
9eleiitet, tit ober troBOem 6urd) IN.
ieren 9efti8en Druid 8triidgeidIagen
ipor6en.
5ront Gr86er8og syoIepbs: Gnt,
lang Dem Gbernloid berteioigt ft6
Der 6ein0 ON oitliden 1lfer oe8
}luiies. ltniere 2tugriffe meroen
BON Soluc8e un0 8isnib fortgeiett.
aSSn Dem Sudamotal bre6en ltniere
Srlppen Ourd mad Seletpn.
aopen6oger iiber 2on0oa, 1.
guguit. Der aorreipon0ent 6es
9erliner &age6lattes mel0et, oaB 0ie
0euti6en 3rttppen oen flieben6en
Ruiien ilber 70 @eidiite a6genom.
men bobeu. 9ie 9eiterreid .ltngarn
6oben fuit 200 feinolide @eIduBe
erbeltet.
9eiertelre iper6en uoiienbnft er-
idolien mte aud gfl(e, nelte Eanit
Derbreiten, lm6 nlle Spione 1m6
2Lgitntoren. Nlon IdBt bie 2eiden
Der @eridteten etni0e 3eit on 8e-
ge Liagen uno ie6er 2eide miro elm
3ettel angeItedt, altf neldem Die
8orte Iteben: u6ier liegt Elm gerr1.
ter an ieinem 2otl0e
gtote 2(63eiden uno nnoete Sum,
bole, pelde Die 3emoraliItcrilnq be.
gleiteten foIlen fait gana beridpln-
Den iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Niehr sd;ffe. nehr shiffr.

&ouoon, /. 9lu9ltit. - Ger yGb-
ierber" er0rtert in einen 9trtifel Die
8e6ouptung, oaB Die iDeitliden ga-
liiertcn, ielbit obne &uBlait0, utd1-
tiger ieien ais Die 3entrolmdhte. Us
betBt oarin: Gin mabres areu3 0es
gan5eu Srieges lit ie0od Die 6ra9e,
lpie 56iffe fir Die 8ebiirfniiie Der
amerifonii6eu Gtuppan 8u beiorgen.
Steinesmeqs glailben mir einen g(lt.
9enblid, Dab es ben g(ntarifmern
nidt geIingeu iollte, Ser Srdis Ser
3u mer6en.
.Selblt NIT ben dltBeriten Nm
Itreugungen lit Guglan0 nidt int.
itan0e, allein Die geiualtige 8onlen.
5abl 81 iteIlen Die 2lmerifa iilr ieine
8llfilnitigeu 9lruee6eoilrfnilie qe.
bralld)t. I'm Die 3olid6ooiberIuitc
mieoer nett 6u MAIDEN, niiiijen 6ie
8er. Stoaten nin0eitens oieielbe
Gunne bon Sdjiffsrolint bonn Sta.
pei laiien ipie 2loDo @eorge in 8a.
ris eri1abnt 6at ralnlid bier 9lillio.
nen Iounen, Al0 Oas ilner9alb Der.
ieI6eu 3eit -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
g2erae6Iidles g9clnii6en.

Chicago, 1. 2tuquit. Gtto 6.
But, intimer 5reuno bon Gbeo.
&ooiebeIt, bat ita bier an Die Spite
elmer 9elpegltng geiteIlt Gbnli1 iDie
In Seem gort, Die 3eltti9- g(uertfa.
ner ST. orgoniiieren, Inn gegen bic
preuBiibe u0}iLitdrtoite" 5telltna
at nebmen. 9elttid -glnlerifouer,
DeIbe oeu 2tnfi6ten ser gl6tltn0bier.
3lger buloigen, iperoen beionoers er.
iu6t. uSaB 9eoeu Ole gern1nnildle
Ralie in Der gdn8en 8eIt iuirO oi1fs
b06Ite nadien 1tno Die StfulDtaeit
1tnO ltniduIoigen treffen. tuenn rtid,t
ettDa8 gei6iebt,@ iogte 8us.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
@nter. @hlttcr nnb sphn crtrnnfcn.

8eIla5 So, /. 5uli. = Ger @ht-
iiflebrer 9roi. geter groet, 0eiicl
Satin uno 14idbriger Sobn ituO
geItern bier iu 8es W2oineS 6IuB
beim gaoen ertrunten. Der 90 syab.
re alte Broiciior ru0 ieiu So6n gal
ten aI5 bor3ilglidle Sdminmler
uno man uimult al, oaB fein 3euqe
5ugegen mar ais beioe nabrIdeinIid)
bel Dem geriu6, 6rou 8roct, Ole
uiAt iebr gut idpantnL 5u retterL
e6eitfaIls Den 8eaentoo gefn0en bo.
ben. Groet fam Dor neun Sabren
bon Soaano Hicrber. 7ic 9eidcn
bon @lutter unlo Sobn iulifOea i.ber
9taAt eeborgeI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
I ntdJt 6urdlaefit6rt iei.

lt4 IlllYI DALWgeIllDET 1eIs
gIidt nur uliifen @1eilen bon
idnalipuri9en 8aBngeleiien gelegt
Deroen, 9riiden, 2aroitrnBel
5diffsanlegepIaBe ltnO 8eriten
ntiiiien erri4tet lni0 itdn0ig OltrG
9teparatureh IN gltteln 3uitanoe ct.
balten iperoen.
9auue mitiien fir geniigenoes
8o1bol5 gefdat eleftrii1e &roftita-
ttonen n1iiilen erbaut merDen Inn Die
S9itBengrGben nit eleftrilder aroft
5lt Deriegen, u1o 8runnen ittiiiien
ge8ra6en uno Wfeilen bon @dIlerl
leitungSrobren gelegt tDer0en.
Ser @ert DeS 8abnn1oteriaIs uro
Der @aagons, Die bisber qefautt
itn0, beiBt e8 int obi9en @eridt, I'll
fitnfrnaL 10 groB, ais 6ie iGbrIih II
@eiauteintGufe fir oen Gananla.
aatlal DdBreno Der lebten bier
Sabre.
8a8 2uartiernleiiteramt Bot 10.
fort mebrere butlbert RGOer o6ae.
idift, Die fitr ben ineritoniihen
arieg geliefert tpuren. 8ie Srud.
5obrifanten baben ii1 bereit srflart,
oie notige 9ln5aBl 9eaidineu fin Die
2lrmee 8u bauen.
Sir ben Gran8port oes getro.
leamS iino idon iieben Sanfoonapfer
ge6artert poroelL bic bolo in be-
itinlntten umerifaniiden SGfen iib
etnfin0eu per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
2(nkl09ert llft1papr, faet
foaI4cr 1sraltGeiSist !
2lnge6lide Sutgange in Ser Stride
gattcn iI6crbanpt nie iratt,
gefltnOen.

@rau0 S8lon0, 9}eb., / Suli. 49,
Ser 0eutld sIlttgerii6e 9aitor &ralt-
lei0i5 bon 9fiberoale, Der auf Ser.
anloiiung Ser 8unoesbe6or0en inn
bieiigen @efQngni8 in Saft qe6alten
DtrO, nei[ er Elm ottibcr @roSeltts
i6er iein ioIl rat0 geieBesmi0rig aine
o4rotflinte 6elaB, ertl0rt, oaB ale
@r3dbllngen it6er ieine anqebl:r6en
bo6berrdterii6en Son0Ilngen auf
llnDabrbeit beruEen. Ser 8er6ofte-
te bebo1tptete 0ies Dem Serrn s5nitor
g}t4elman bon bier gegeniiber, ser
i'm i'm @efdngni5 beiubta, un0 mics
olle 2Intlagen mtf feline mgcbli6e
llnlo9alitdt ais ni6t Der QSdbrbeit
elttiprebeno 5urilf. Ser 4oltor
arallei0iS gab ieInen 2lntt5brli0er
gegeuilber Die @rflarung u6, 0aB Sic
in Der Qreiie brett getretencu 8or
fdIle in ieiner Stride ii6er6aupt nidtI
itatt8ciul0en GGtten 8etraiis Ser
Jlinte iagte er, bob er oieiel6e Dor
mebrerea @oden ainem g&af)bar
il6ergeben, oatn ie0od 8lriidDer-
lougt babe, ols oOr nerigen 9tQdten
2elte, Die it'd ouf ieiuem Sole 9er.
rmgetrieben botten, ibm 3ugerlfen
b1tten ots er nod Dem 6of geben
Dollte, 1um 8u icbeu mas los lei, er
ioQe I'M @aus blei6rh lueltn er bell
bIeiben moQe. Gieie 0ro6ung babe
i'm 10 beunrl6igt, onB er it6 Iein
8emebr ipieoer 5uriidgeben IieB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
f)rifo5 Gttel Gbef ciftcs
neutrality-suspicious..

aopenboge1 |. 9(uqltit. - 9Ius
Berlin bier eingetroffene gtadrif-
ten beiagen 0oB &aiier @ilbeIm
ieinen 5pciten Sobn @itel syrieo.
rid gum Gbef oes eriten BONNER.
i6en GclOurttaerie 9tegimetltg go.
2 ernannt bat ruo 8mor III glner.
tenintn9 Der 8erbienite, Sic iid1 Der
9rin8 al5 8atoillonsfil6rer in neb.
rereu S6lo6ten erpor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Salkenbapn befcbliat
ieSt I'M 43aldItina!

2(nliterounL /. glllguIt.- gcne-
rnl bon 6alfeuboDn lit gum 8eicb[S-
Dober Der tiirtiiden Iruppcu in
Bolditina. ernanut moroen. Sine in
SSerilialem genomnene Bbotogro-
pbie oeS frii5aren @eneroIsitobs.
defs eridieu geItern in oent Der
liner 2ofal 9ln3ei9er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
9ln6r in 9entidlanOP
9lngcblidl in Bremen uno Mann.
9cim fOuitatiert.

Sm @oo9. 1. 9(uguIt. geriGten
non Der oelltiden @reu3e 8uiolge lit
m Bremen luo 9lonnbeiu infolee
@enuiies berfdlidter 9}obrltngs.
nitteI cine &ttbr-Gpi0eInie ausge.
bro6en.
(3ieie 0}eI6uug bonn 9(u86reGen
Der 9fnbr 0itrfte INIT Dem 8eridt
Der engliiden 3eitns bonn rg8iiter
Der Gbolera III bielen St16ten
9eutldIonos. ipc5ica IN Qonburg" +.
iaeutiia iein.l I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Gallc66cct petIcnkt
0ttterik, Dainpfcr!

2onoou, 1. 9(uguit. = Die britt
i6e 2l0niraIitdt ga6 beitte oultIid
befntlrt, 'ooB Der amerifonii6e Gam
pier o9}otono" mt Qien$tug bon ei-
mem 0entihen ltuteriee6oot torbc-
0icrt noroen lit. IS mltroen %
lleberle6en0e 0eIoll0et.
Ser ygtotdfto" mar Elm Stabl.
0ompfer Ron 273O Sonncn im0 ge.
bGrte Scr Stoitoaro Oil So. bon
9}em Sericp. Gr mar it 9iep gort
6ebeintatet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
@e1r. $eri5ing foroert
btiierr Str6inoung!
Sran5SiiiGe sa9nem ecniiecn ntd9t fir BcforSes
rnre Scr Crmppcnnadbic6iibc; caIts
automobile S0fiir benStiot.
enOrme 7Grbeit BART afnetikanii&er 5noenteure.

@aI9ington, /. 2(ugult. - @an5
enorm lit Die 2Ir6eit, pel1e aIaeri.
taniide 9lrmee-Sngerlieure Dor iidy
baben ltn 0aS GgpeOittonstorp8 in
6rantrei4 3u einem orgnaiiHen
Uon3en, lmabDdngig pon engliiGer
Der fran30iii6er @iIfe. al ma9eu,
10 ertIdren bier 8eaute oe8 GbefS
Der Armeeingeltieltre in elmer geitern
Derohelltli6tell 2LltfiteQumg.
&auin0e BON &oitalttoS eine8 elm
Beitli6en Wto0eQs nit HQoern fir
@iienbabngeleiie ioIen in 8ltunit
ouf ben 8abnen bon Ben 2anDung8.
bdfen Der fran8oiii6en Suite na6
0em Stanoort oes ameritonii9en
Sentiments an Der 6ront Dertebrer,
tim 8orrdte uu0 9atftition fir Die
&rltppeH berbei8uihaffen. Qie $50
gen per0en gu 3iigen 3uIarunienge.
tOppelt. 9ie5 SDlten bat it9 Ifon
bel Der lneJifanii4en Expedition be-
mQ9rt.
Die GronSportnittel Ser fran36ii-
iben giier6abn iin6 nautIid) infolge
@langelS an rollen0em 0toterial u11o
&otonotiben 10 ln8ulongli9, unO Die
&egierltn8so9enten tporen 10 nenig
int Stan0e, In Gnglon0 nauc8 @1a.
teriol 8t toltien 6oB Die 9tegierung
tein on0eres @3ittel gefun0en bot,
Dem ltebeliton0 n63ubelfcn. glu6 iIt
6aS 6euerun9smateriol lei6ter 8u
trmt$portiereH ais 0a8 fir GaHtpf.
oo 4etroleunt bel weni.
ger AloB beaniprn4t oLs SOME.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
2lmerikaner sur
SrieSenskcnfere

Gopeu1aaet, 1. 9luguit 8ie Sic
beige 9(r6eiterseitirnq Sociol De
notraten mitteiIt miro Die aneri-
fanii6e organiiierte 2lr6eiteridaft
oltf Der 5rieoen5fonferen3 at Stof
boIm bertreten fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Sicbcnte Seiiticbc
lsric1s0nleibe!

aopen6agen /. gluguit. - Ser
8oIiiiden 3eitung miro Die fiebetlte
6euti6e ariegsanleibe gnoe Sep.
telnber 5ur llnter8eihnlug aufge-
legt iDer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Cpfer Ser Site.

Seem gorf, [. auglit. - gie
ihredli6e bier berri6enoe Site bat
big Jest bier8ig 9tenihenIeben 9e.
forOert SH Gittsbrrq iino infolqe
Der @ibe IA Sooesidae uno in Ghi.
teso q ~ 1erseiaaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
@0r i6nen nidlt patriptiidl nennn.

0enber, J.. gfuguIt. GonareB.
mann Ben SiIinr6 bon 3enber TT
belite ieines 4}oitetts ols S6uIoirefs
tor berluitig eegnngen SiIlinrO bat.
te oen 9lerger bieIer 9enber giirder
6ooltr9 berbor9erltfen, bob er I'M
@bgeoronetcnBouie gegen oos Gro.
grannt bes 9SrdiiOetten SfeIliuo
itno I'm ibnr at Betueijen, boB
lie nit ieiner &oltitng 1trstfrieoen
fino, entietten fie i'm nit efnen1 SO.
t1tfn BON 2 su 1 ieines g(nlteg oIs
Sduloireftor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
6ran86iiide 8aGncn b6aig Am-
brandlbnr.

General Beri5it9 itelt 0ic Ser.
beiierun8 ais 10 Oringeno notlperoig
bin, bob er ionit Die 8erantiportltng
fir nQe 6olgen ablebnen nliiIie. Qie
fran50itiden 8abnen ieien b0llig I'M.
brau6bar rtn0 i6On Die 8ef0roerung
0e8 eriten 8ruppen-aontingertS babe
8roBe SApierigteiten ge9abt. 81
bait Die 2(bien0ung lpeiterer &rlp.
perna6i4iibe fiir 5rpedlo8, iolange
0teie @er6eIierlrng Der 8erfegr$lnit-
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12

The net proceedes will be about $500
and will be used in aiding the con-
struction of the new church being
erected here.
Math Didier had a very narrow es-
cape Thursday evening while driving
his Viele car up a steep hill near his
home. On almost reaching the top
his engine died, and the brake refus-
ing to catch he coasted back down the
hill. His brother was following him,
and the lifht from tn elatter's car
blinded Math, and he ran off the road
and down a steep embankment, his car
turning up side down, but fortunately
leaving place for Math to crawl out.
He received few bruises but was not
badly injured. He considers that und-
er all circumstances he escaped very
luckily,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-07-12

lily OF Rice visited at the home of D.
Greene Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Smith, ST., ar
rived home Saturday from a weeks
visit with friends and relatives at
Nashauk.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Laughlin and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Callahan autoed
via Long Prairie, Browerville, Claris-
sa and Eagle Bend Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Myers of Chaska,
Minnesota, visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Barker last week. The
young lady is a cousin of Mrs. Barker.
An event of interest to many resi-
dents Of this section occurred Tues
day when Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Avery,
pioneer residents of this section, cele-
brated the 50th anniversary of their
marriage. Old friends presented the
worthy couple with many beautiful
gold tokens representing in a slight
manner the esteem in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery are held by their friends
and neighbors.
Dell Whitford and Miss Nellie Al
exandria, both prominent Grey Eagle
young people were united in marriage
at Long Prairie Friday afternoon of
last week. They, returned to Grey
Eagle and spent Friday evening with
relatives and friends here, leaving on
Saturday morning for Nashauk where
they will make their future home. The
newly married carried the best wishes
for prosperity and happiness from the
people of this vicinity generally.
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The Fourth was spent in numerous
-.eighborhood picnics.
Mrs. S. Christie is visiting in South
Dakota for a few weeks.
Chas. Houghton Of Sank Centre was
out on his farm last Friday.
S. Christie is enjoying visit from
his brother from North Dakota.
Miss Dora Stegner was visiting
with her aunt few days last week.
Ruth Stegner from the Twin Cities
is spending a few weeks with her
mother.
Walter Kircher and Will Nye went
to North Dakota last Saturday where
they intend to work.
The rain on the fifth was a very
welcome visitor as it was very dry.
Everything looks fine now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hart and child
dren from Breckenridge were visiting
with relatives for a few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kircher and child
rem and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and
children were visiting at the W. Beav-
er home Sunday.
Miss Clara Houghton who was Wis
iting with her parents a few weeks,
returned to her work at Great Falls,
Mont, last week.
Miss Lillian Bosshart from Ners-
trand was visiting with her brothers
for week. She left for Black Duck
Monday to visit another brother.
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The crops are very much improved
by the recent rains.
Frank Connolly and family picniced
at Fairy Lake Sunday. -
Earl Brookman spent Sunday
evening at VIM. Guelson's.
Fred Guilford and family autoed to
Fairy Lake Sunday evening.
Miss Glenn Peterson spent Sunday
afternoon with Maude Mann.
Mrs. C. D. Wilcox visited at Mrs.
M. Mann's Monday afternoon.
Herbert Norgorden spent Sunday
evening with Godfrey Anderson Y
Mr.. and Mrs. J.>Key of Melrose
spent Saturday in Sank Centre.
P. M. Kennedy and family spent
Sunday at C. w. Preston's place.
Mr.. Determan of Pine Grove spent
several days in Brainerd last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Hoover were in
this vicinity on business last Monday.
Miss Julia Schmanski spent Satur-
day afternoon with Myrtle Anderson.
John Wolfe spent Saturday evening
with Paul Wilcox at Mccormick lake.
George Grundman and familyauto-
toed up t. Arthur Rogers place on
Sunday. ....
James Grundman was a business
caller at Harry Hooper's farm on
Monday.
Leo Weber and sister, Mrs. George
>Ehr, were pleasure riding Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Susie MAZE was guest at the
Van Havermadt home Wednesday a,
Thursday.
Master Carol Coons of Pleasant
Valley was week end visitor at the
Key home.
Frank Head and Estelle Mckenzie
called at Wood Lawn farm on Thurs
day evening.
The Mile Bridge is being repaired
which will be greatly appreciated by
the patrons.
Miss Estelle Mckenzie was the
guest of Dola Grundmann Wednesday
and Thursday.
P. M. Kennedy and Early Brookeran
were business visitors at Melrose on
Thursday last.
Geo. Grundman and family were en-
tertained at dinner at Chas. Hutch
inson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Elliott and son
Ernest made a trip around McCor-
lex lake Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweezy, Foster Will
cox, John Rue autoed to Melrose on
Sunday afternoon.
Please remember the dance at Thos
Dryers July 20. Bring your friends
and have a good time.
Mrs. Harry Houston run a nail II
her foot last week, but at this writing
is very much improved.
Mrs. R. Rockwell and Dorothes
Tank spent the day with their sister
Mrs. Arthur Lloyd last week.
Mrs. George Grundman and daugh
ter were guests of Miss Myrtle And
erson at luncheon Saturday.
Miss Elvira Frederick and Tease
Kennedy, Messrs. Percy and Este
Kennedy spent Sunday at ]. Keys.
H. w. Walker is the proud posses
sor of plot Of fine field corn. 1t Ii
spotlessly cleaned froo from weeds.
J. Key and family, accompanied b.
IC. P. Peterson and family and Lyman
Kells, spent the Fourth at Birch Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd and daugh
| ter Mrs. Amy Dickerson OF Avol
spent Sunday at the home Of Arthu
Lloyd.
/. Gus Anderson returned Saturda
evening from the cities. He was &C
companied by his cousin. They arriv
ed by car.
/ Miss Julia and Margaret Schiman
ski, Frances Kosmoski, Josephin
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Miss Nellie David is visiting friends
at Nashauk this week.
: Miss Hazel Wilson of Swanville is
visiting friends in Grey Eagle this
R. H. Sitter purchased new Ov-
erland from the Greener agency this
week..
Miss Elsie Hall of Burtrum was an
over Sunday visitor with Grey Eagle
friends.
/ M. L. Alderman is driving a new
Dodge car which he purchased
through the Melrose agency. ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Green and fam