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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Dcmtfdbc Scclcute
ic4cn Sarmarbcit tInt
Die MatrOien OeS 6ei6laguObmtcn
brntidlen 9ampferS jun DC
miiicbau beraHgeSOgen.

atlonta, 60. 8. 9lpril. ~ @atro.
len oe8 bei6lognabmtcu ocutiGeu
Silisfreu5ers naronpriu5 8iIbelm4 ,
meIde i'm Sort N3c89erion inter.
inert limo, meroen, ME bcute oifi5ieQ
befanrt gcgebcn miro, sim Gentle.
bon beron9c8o9en ner0eu iobolb Die
notigen &orbereitltngcn mo 8orteb.
rllngeu bier5u |getroffeu iinO.
8icie &erfigumg lit Elm SciI ocS
Regterungspldnes, cinca erbobtelt
Gr%ltteertrag gu er5ielen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
alte gnpiermi6le,

gnpier aus 9eintnfumpen tpirt
ieit Dem Sabre 1871 auf Der gapier.
mu6lt in Rnpeus6urg IN gr0Bersr
Menge bergsIteflt. Dele Mi6le &C..
6orte abrigens oen goriabren Der
beioen groBen glaler 6olbein. d.
leroings nuroeH i6on piele ,5abr,
Dorher 8erIu6e gema4t, Papitr ans
2umpen bsr5uiteilen, unb es eriitifri
Ioaar cine urfunoe NIT Der Sabrsss
sabf 1901, bic auf lumpmrapiers
d6nli6em StoH gsihrisben lift. Aud
BAG Baflsr3eiheH bGahts man ih0n
bamals on. Is iulg sin GhfentoDf.
pgH WappsH Der 9olbein eHiHom.
men. Dix sriteH Dude pen 5ut
unO S6offer Fnp aaf Rauns6urgsr
gEmpsnpapisr bergsitsIlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
9cine Rekrmten
fir Ole Mills mcbr!

8oibingtoI 8. April. - 9ie re.
gierlua bat belite 8eiebt erlaiien,
porlduftg feine 9tefruten iur Die ga.
tlonaIgnroe mebr un3unerbeu. Nlar
mil DdrtefL bis Die 0lilit1rporlogc
I'M &onareB eutidieoen lit.
Die 6rage Oh allgemeine 8ienit-
pflidt I'M &onoe eingefa6rt meroer
loa, lpur0e heute bonn aonIitee be.
rotten; orei N}itqlieoer 0esielbeu fino
aeaelt Oieie AiaBnabme. 4uA fam
mon iih nltt 0oru6er eiuigen, o6
Ser. 5taoten 3rippen nod 0eu I'll
ropaiiden a~riegsi6mpldBen geinnot
meroen iolen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

gin einbredrr fa6tc Seniltag
in aIcr Grilbc 0rei @o6mngeH tIIlO
cine glpotbete i'm @eit 5arnaii ~
thrift beim. gltts scr @obrr1ig pen
9fidter $. S. Claiborne 3ll iiIol.
81. Ctr. entlpeu0etc CT 5@muala.
diem i'm @crte bon etipa 5000 nlo
S25 garnelo. Sn Der &obaiiilg
bon 81. q. Suntington 800 lnoL
"a. ctr. fielen linn Shmltd8eg'fi'
ftanoe un0 onocre Saden 81. 6raii
=. @. Sbafal, 563 iiiOl. "a. eta
nurOe BON Dem ginbrehcr Inn StN
8argel0, eincn 0iamdlten I'M 8crte
bon $35 uno einen geboLpcr bon
$40 berallbt, tudbreno ihm IN Der
glpotbrfc bon SO. g. Snpoer, 1927
California Ctr, $5 in Die SnnOc
fieleu.
Sn Die 8irtidait bon Gam ebri'
ftenien, 25t6 Cunning Ctr. Der.
idofftc ii6 Sqmstag nodJt Elm Gicb
Gin1oig ltno entmcnoetc Sebn 9ol'
lars aus Der @eiddftsfoiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
shftnnasfea Der Sermann.s 65ue,

Dos StifhlugsfeIt Der &crulaun
2oge $50. 80, 8. Q. $. g., in Der
5itoieite IurubnIle uul Sonntag
o6enO rpnr Gin ihDucs gcmiitlihes
5eit. Der geiuh mar gllt, mo Die
Gri6ieneten omitijcrten iih olle
groBartig. @cton5t purOe ileiBig,
mo aud JOINT fam ieoer gu ieinent
Rchte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
2aucu glnffpcrein.

Sin 5ablrcidc5 8u6lifum bottc
lid Sonntaa 5u Der glbenouuterbals
turg oes 1unlca Muiifperciu5 in
Der 1tuiif9oac c~ingehn0en. Cos
uuSQc3eidnctc 8roQraum iproh iebr
gut an Ole @%ruii6cutiu 5rau Gb.
Sduuubcr bcqriiBte Die @aitc NIT
ciuer hHbiden aniprodlc un0 CAB
0cr @oifnlulq 9us0ruf. oab litl
aac rgbt GUT ontuiicren mlr0et,
uu0 oos 1obal iic oetn aud &C.
tan Gas Grnit Gecie Grdcitcr be-
lrabrta iih micoerlm nllsge5cihuct
Der gcmiihte, ser Gumen .Gbor uno
Der @errenhor ianacn prddtia un0
aud oic Soliltcu bpten 0urtnme8
quite 2ciituugcn. Scbr biibid ipieIs
tc Sic GionoIcbrcrin SRI. @elcn 10.
din nut ibrcr jugenoIiden 5dlieria
Roonen Elm Biono0uett,
Oic 5dnqcrin SRI ellie Senicn
iona init id0ner Gimme lmb Der
goiiiit Gltcr 2our nobm oje Ser
SEN icincr 3uborer ourd ieine 2ie-
.oerportrogc geiongm. Die bril-.
lonte @eiqerin 5rau Grnit geeie
l~jciertc BET Der @icocr1abe 0cs Gle.
hes Sing mir Gcin 2ieo" cine
clnifmejhcIuoe 9egleituua. uuo
8npa" Heeie mar ais Girigent Die
oerulu in iefucm Clement. Gen
ShtuB oe8 aal3en bilocte Elm Gang
Glib Ema6a RIntt, &ercin.
Ter Cir Culoha gldttoeutide
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Sdemcrc HdmpFe nm
GGmbrai n. ST. Quentin
Srifen ertldren, Oah tie in iencr @e.
geun cine grUFs Sffenipe
erOffuet bn6eH.

gtcip gorf, 8. apri[. (gon gerrr
4rnolo, Reoafteur DER limited Qref
fiir G%lsmdrtige angelegenbeiten. -
6el0moridaa Saig fiibrt beute qe.
sen Die ~Sinoenburg" Sinie Sen
ihlperiten 5dlag ieit 9eatnn 0es
oeutiden Riid3uges. Gs 6anoclt lid
m oieiem sale Inn mafienonarifie;
es mag oieies Der 9cginm ser qetpol.
tigen 6ribiabrs sGffenfibe Der 4Qi.
ierten iein; oenn Sic anariffsfront
eritredt iid % Meilcn melt. un0 ,otc
8riten uro 5ran5oien baden babel
ais 3ielpunft 81. Quentin uno
Gnmbroi i'm qitgc. 5el6morIdau
9alg beridtet oaB Bic 0euti6e 81
mic pilberoa4 ourdbroden noroet
tit uno Bob a3ufrieocnitelen0e" gr.
folge at ner3eihnen iino. (9tuB nobl
10 lem, ncnH iie Die 0elttl6en ,ilber.
all" iiber ben @nufeu rennenD
9oig Mil 6reSnoB.let 8ctit ge.
~itUlutleH hQUelt.
Die 6ron3oien nte[ocn, oaB ite in
Der 8cgen0 BON gloiion DC Gbam-
pogne nah eincm bieigen aampf nit
@duogronuteu meiter o~or0rinaen.
36roIid BON gfbcims griffen Sic
0eutiden ON, nuroen ieooh 3llrild.
getrieben.
Der beutige abcr qon0ou fom.
men0e oeiltide 9cridt bciogt 9ia.
~oermertige @efcdte 5piiten 4l5ert
Cambria u1o Eeronne nabntcn sen
non uns beabiiftigten gerlouf. (Gie-
leg tit iener IeiI oes Sdlohtfcloes
bon weldem Die 8riten 10 liberia
iheno groBe Grfolge mel0eten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
6encr in 1cncrlpehrmndle.

Sn Der 6eucrmcbrlpadlc Sndipn
uno IL. Ctr, cntltan0 beutc geaen
9dttag inter Dem Gnd)c elm 5eter,
DcItes 0os Goh III 9ron0 icbtc,
IooaB Bic 6lnnmen 5ea gum Sim.
mel Io0erten, uno man gInutte,
0u8 gan3e @e6duoe pirOe nieocr.
bremen. g geluu8 ic0ob bulo,
0cs 5eller5 SER SIT ncroef. Cine
Wenae 6cu lit ncrbromt, C5cuef
in Der Mountaineering fem
idlCdter 8lb.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
4O7 Retrnten bier in apei 8pden.

47 Refruten bier in 5iDei 8Ofen
gis Samstag oben0 9atteu iid ii
Gmnba, troboem mebrere Iage nli
8efebl BON @aibmgton aus nit Der
Refr1ttierung fir Die 9ationnIgaroa
iune gebnlten upr0en fUar, i'm 8Uei
8ofcn I'M Ban3en 137 Gefruten
aemeloct. @ierbon entfaaen auf Die
observation-disclosures in elmer ISOLDE
-167 nuf 0os @unoesbecr 10. auf
Ole 6lottc % uno auf 0ns Marint.
forps s 6efruten. Gma6a itcbt I'M
ge3ug auf an3ab( Der neltelt 9lefru-
Ten on bierter 5teIle inter 0en
Staoten 0es 9on0es. Die Qom-
pagnien Der Electromagnetic ioaen
ldnt lesten 8efeblen uur auf bun0erf
gtom gebrndt merOen. Ga Som
.pnanie Q bereits f20 Wom bat,
ndiieH bic 20 W1aui auf aH0ere
aompagnieH u~erteilt mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Stt0fe fir 5erit0rnno
pom -Rrieosntaterial!

Mnibinet0n, 9. 4prif.-ger Bun.
0ssIeHat naAni beite cine @orioge
iber bic BeTfrnfung bon ariegsmo-
1iaI fraenomelher Art on. 3a3u
aeboren gnenbabnen, QodmLagen,
aiss gobnhofe gtunition II fur3
oIles 0ns dig niislid CUR f5iibrung
aes arieges be8eihnet meroen fann
Ie Sfrafe 1T ar $4,000 @el0=
rafe nao 30 Sabre g~iuterferung
ietgeiest.
IS lit Dies 0ie critic pom Genet
ailgenonunete 1orlage gegen bic
aii8feit BON 8eri6m0rern i'm
20H0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Miiiunris ap6lminen aeidIuRen.

aanios Gitp, NO, 81 4prjl.
SnioIge Q%iierGl5cu NIT Den aobIen
grabern in airfSDiac NO, lit in
allen aohlengrubel Die l}italiroern
Der Souibmeitgru Sutcritate Goal
Operators aiiociation aebobrcu Der
getricb eingeitellt mor0en SIS iiuo
jufoIgeociieu 5000 bis 5000 IlaRn
arbeitSloS %gepor0elt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
srdst granOipuuOen baum.

gie efe 25. mo Sones Ctr. mob
neHoe 6rm eouis Rubin trua an
SonRtog an @0noei uu0 a0rper
ldnpere 9ranouuuoeu oabon ais
lbre 3lel0cr n1 einein easofen
6eHer HngeH ,shre Iofter nno
ihr gHfel ucrhrdanteu lido bgi oen
4criahrH Die 6lmulci 5u loihcl
erbeblth.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Ctbcrale Reformcn fir
Observation-Disclosures
1aiier=aouig aarl BON 9aiier &il.
Belms Seiipiel Oa3n her.
anlaRt.

2oubon, 8. @prit. - Safer Garl
BON 6eitcrreid miro benz geiipielc
antier gSitbelms bent preuBiifcu
Stoate cine liberale Reform 0es
8ablreGtes 81 beriprehen folgen.
uno ieinen llntertauea dbnlite 3u.
g~eitdnbniiie MAIDEN. 90 berihtetg
beute etne Depeihe aus Rom an Den
aGbeuing Star"
Inter Den 3ugcitdnoniiien miro
ben 6nlptIan0ern Der Goppelmonar.
die cine bul6 nutonome Reqierrnq
garantiert mer0en oarunter aud
IrieIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

perinHmliing nahltebenoe @eantte:
8r1iioent 0cnrp Sell: @i3e. 9rdii
oent e. @olmer; Sdrcibiefretdr g..
gaer; 5inon5ietretdr Sol. 9eitenlcb.
ner unO S91smeiiter Urban Heis.
Die Ginonseu oeS 8ereins befinoen
ith IN glitrm 8uitano uno Der Ser
Elm aeninnt langiam aber nlmabIih
an 9litglieoer3abl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Sd6nes Giterlucttcr.

8te Do~roltsgciogt bate iid 0ns
baBlihe Stnecpetter ON 5ulls.
ing in 0as ih0uitc C1erpcttcr bers
luan0clt. Die SDuuc idicn, ulo
ipenu e5 aud inn 5datteu nod ujdt
beion0ers maral mar, Daren sic
StraBen bod NIT 2ertcn anqefijqt.
Die ibre CitertIct0ungau ipa5icrau
filbrten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
OeItcrrci1>umoarns
S9iffe oenommen!

Sem gorf, 9. apri[.-gme otter.
reidiiden 5diife in olteritodider
9ofen muroen ioiort nah gefauut.
lper0en oes 4bbruhs Der oiplomati.
i6en 8e3iebungen 5piiden Den Ser.
Staten un0 Giterreid) ungorn bon
Der QuH0esreqierung beihlagnadmt.
Die YfaidiHen Der meiiten 0eriel5cn
moren tart beihdoigt 9ieics qilt
unmentlih bon 0em 3ampfer .5i-
malapa", oeiien gtaidinen mittels
grefleiicn 5ertrimIsert wor6en ua.
ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
gsimmt i'd OaS ec6cn.

Der 35 idbriac 4rbciter Suit
Carlton, naBm ith olif Der 6interer
B. lriutble 1913 0p0ge Ctr, Jei
Gernuba OeS SauieS BON 6rou Gb.
melhcr ietne bon ibm gctrennt lc.
haloe 5rui oils 5ausbdltcrin op9e.
itclt mar. ourd @ergiftcn icin 50.
ben, neil ietnc 5rau nidt SIT ibni
3urildfcbren moate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Jntncr b0bcr Iteieen
Ole Wci5cnpreiic!

Gbieaao. 0. qpril. Ger grcis
fdr Maf.@ ei5en fieg beute dlii
215s g lit oteies Hoh mic baqe-
nea snlis&ei8en brd6fe $780,
mo September- Aei3en St.72sl.
Ecrn Unroe llirBt bel gcboten:
NON NOR iebr noriihtig oa e5 bier,
oab oie 8un0esreaier1ma ale 9loh=
ranasmFtielDouafe beihlagnahmen
poac.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Die nene Nrmecs
Bill I'm Bmncesicn0t!

MdibiaatDn 9. 4pril - Die
eHaeaIeiite Armeeb0rlaae melhc be
HiifN Bon $21S 100000 fir Sen
Dterhalf Der reauldren 4rHlee fitr
idIifen0e Sabr III iid idllieBt.
aulfAe besite I'M Sennt einberihtct.
motor Chamberlain Dcrlaugtc, DAB
eIahe lefori litter 9eratlng &c.
sfliiel peroen ipaie Sir Aerus
MdF paoef wlgo Die 1lialmc
zes 100000 oilsaeiebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Demtl@ II merik0ncr
5cl9cn iic0 Icp0l!
SHRisamt oridt I'D irbr b~eiriebigt
aus, i'm aaR5gn Gt1ua Bnuocrt
BerIunrn BergaFtGt.

Maj1ington. 8. 4pril. - lte6cr
bic SuItinlg Der i'm Ganoe mobnen
aeu Gentiden ionic Der 3eutih.
AmpriEnner felt Der arieg5ertlorunq
ha0 im SultI5amt bodit erFreuIi6e
8esihte einaetroheH. @%eneralou
gpalr @regorg ertIdrte adteru obeu0.
eaB bisber Die Gage iabr ~ermutigeno
ii.
Sm goli5eu fiuO etpn bunOert
&erbaitungeH b%orgenomlHen DorOcn
ul0 omar non 4arlouen, auf oeren
Neaebmrn idon LANCE Der argpobu
0er geb0roea geridtet NOR, ullo sic
It'll gerollnter Get unter 9eaufidti
glug geitnn0ea Baben.
3lusi @srbaftnnsen in GiepcIanO.
glebclnn0, 8. 4pril. 2uf @ei
me elmer 9En5obl 0ettider 8emoImer
murOe 5nnistog aben0 bon 8unoeSs
henHten untcr g1itmirfltng Der
GEtspoIi5ei cine Ra35ia unternpm.
men. 3uei &erbdfamgen nur0en
nnrgelpiHmen mo es iouen hlrnOert
huBmofen mo groBe Mengeu
1Runition beidIagnn9Htt moroer
Iefr.
7~9iahrigcr 6reis Derbaftrt.
g1eED gort, 8. 9DriL. - Due 8un
0esbeaalten meilen Der 8~er5aftumg
ann 9berilentllaft 8ialtopsti, eiles
6etagten 0eItiden Observation-Disclosures
Een Artiaerieoffi5iers. gar3 b%eiunoere.
3ihtig1eit bel, tie balten i'm ftr.
einea Der @auptfIbrer Der .0eutIheu.
neutrality-suspicious. 8eridluorungen
It'll OIelem 2alt0e, 8ielfopsti lit 70.
bre dit up0 Ie6t iet 81 Salren III.
1en Scr. 5taatel. CT ioa aber itets
galS 8ertreter oes 0elrtIhen 8ene
raIitabs gebnnoelt baben un0 Elm en-
ser 5reatnD ocs s%tailers ietn.
gieIfopsfl Der 3id Itets In oen.
bten atep gorfer areiien belDegt
batte. mtroe nebit Ii dnoeren, Die.
pnrber idlou feitgenou1rnen poroen
nareFi, mad ben Combs gel1nfft
ie linD bon ieoer 8erbinoung NIT
gcripnn0ten ln0 6reuuoen obge
iperrt. Gpater mer0eu lie irgenomc
I~uterniert.
AuBer0em narr0en San1staa nod
afpei 1eutide berbaftet, Die ibts ga
faer ais 2oufs Nloidet un0 CHARLES
nentel nrlgabei. Ylan fan0 6 @e-
irebra. 2 5hrotflinten, S 3ebo[per,
aiTe Gllatitdt Dilnition, 2an0far-
ten un0 3eiAeninitrumerte
6inOns feitgenummen.
Chicago. 81 q. qpril. On
Gem robe gelegenen @arD pGron
ellte 0rei Snoiar. nni6eineno Der
5ereu SsaIfen berboftet. Gs betBt
BAD He an benz aomplptt. in SSioien
the NebollIfton ms 2eben gu ruien.
mesipegeu Der betannte @rltnotuds
uloIer bereits i'm @efdugnis iitt
bateisIgt getDeien iein ioleH.
Gan 5rancisco, 8. April 9selm
8erporragenOe @nous tDltr0en bierI
rtgenommell, ais 8unoes6eqmte
0as 9ofnl Oes n9inooIton @aDor"
BEN 3a0ifaIen Stub un0 Dos Seim
0s Me0afteurs Ram gbonOra ibqr
iielen. 2eBterer ielbit, melder idon
LANCE bon oen britiiden ge9or0en
luegen altgebiider rcpolutionarer Ia
gteif gepiunidt miro, mar our 3eit
aIht Ill fia0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

Ole aroBtc gleoaftionsitube beg
2an0c8 bot 8aibington: int 1eileI
aongreB iiben 80 Sourunliiten.
Gou ben 86Itern Gift, mas bon
Dem eiH5elnen Gilt: iie meroelt mic
ente6rt, 10 Tango iic iid ielbit trea
bleibep.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

Ger britiihe 9remipr 2lobS De
orae marief Oas &0raebea gsoibfng
TONS rb 1os ibBarien 0gs 4nr
qebens anoerer III ueJ leber ieiae
'toxIite ~e1e aeDeien4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09

Glib CmaGn 8latt. gercin.
Ter Suo Omaha 4Iattoeutife
gerein crpa9Ite in ieiner @eneral
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-06
OUR LOANS TO
OTHER NATIONS

The United States has loaned to eth
er nations in war with Germany some
thing over three billion dollars, taking
for the sums advanced the obligations
of such nations, bearing the same in
terest and maturing at the same time
as the Liberty Bonds.
The wisdom of this policy is beyond
question. BY strengthening these ma
lions and making them as powerful
and as effective as possible we are
greatly aiding in the shortening of the
struggle; we are doing much to insure
an ultimate victory; we are doing only
that which it is our duty to do toward
our allies in this tremendous war
against an autocracy which would de-
base and enslave all nations and men.
The fact that if we did not advance
this money much of the work which
the allies are doing would have to be
done with American money and Am
erican men establishes clearly the in
telligence and wisdom of our policy.
There is work to be done which re-
quires the expenditure of blood and
treasure. In making these money ad-
vances to Great Gritain, France, It.
ally, and other nations we are lending
money, which will be returned to us.
instead of expanding sums possibly as
great, possibly greater, with no hope
of return. In addition, we r saving
the lives of American soldiers.
No policy the American Government
has pursued is wiser or more truly
economical and patriotic.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-06
MEDICAL ADVISORY
BOARDS TOBEH ELDAT
CONVENIENT CENTERS

Bismarck, Dec. 4,-Physicians ani
surgeons, members of the national
medical advisory board of the nation
al council of defense, will be assigned
to every district in North Dakota to
offer free medical advice to registrants
called in the second draft. This decis-
ion was arrived at at a session OF the
North Dakota medical advisory board
of the national defense council held in
Bismack yesterday.
Among the prominent medicos in
attendance were Senator H. J.. Rowe,
of Casselton, secretary Of the North
Dakota medical council, and DR.. Pau
Sorkness of Fargo: Medical advis-
ory boards will be established in Bis
marck, Dickinson, Williston, Minot,
Devils Lake, Grand Forks, Fargo,
Wahpeton, Valley City, jamestown,
New Rockford, and perhaps other cen-
tiers, which will conveniently serve the
registrants in their territories.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-06
. PRICE OF BREAD.

Information comes from Washing
ton that the reports for November 10
to show that bread weighing 16 to II
ounces is retailed in North Dakota at
Is cents per loaf. The same report
shows that like weights of bread re-
tail in Minnesota at 1913 cents; in
Montana at 10 cents and South Dakota
at 10 cents per loaf.
I am asked to investigate and report
the reason for this. My answer will
be that there is no excuse for it, and
the sooner the bakers and dealers real
ize that they are going to be prosecut-
ed and their licenses taken away from
them if they do not quit ~profiteering
on the bread proposition, the safer it
will be for them. If the price is above
what you can defend anywhere along
the line, then the man, or men, who
get the extra profit r doing so in
violation of the Food Administration
Act.
E. F. LADD,
Federal Food Administrator.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WORLD.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-06
A VICIOUS RuMoR.

among the many absurd and VIC
ious rumors put into circulation these
days, probably through ro-German
influences, is one that the United
States proposes to confiscate money
on deposit in banks. The absurdity of
the statement is obvious on it's face.
These rumors are wholly without
foundation and probably circulated for
an evil purpose. The Government has
no power to confiscate the money Of
depositors in banks."-From state
ment of Secretary McAdoo.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-06

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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12
France Does Not Dream
of European Conquest
NeWspaperman From Front Says
French Are Fighting for Existence
Respect German PrOwess.

Stating hat he was connected with
the Associated Press service for two
years in France during the war, leav-
ing in the fall of 1916, The V. Arm
reiter. who is now in the automobile
business in Salt Lake City, told a
Times reporter, while hers this week,
of the deplorable condition in which
the French find themselves as a re-
suit of the long continued bloOdshed
on the fields of their country. 81 have
seen whole families in which all the
male members had been killed he
said, tine father and several sons hav-
ing been slain. Everywhere there is
a dearth of men. The French do not
dream of conquest, they would be con-
tent to preserve their nation intact
and have their liberties secured. They
respect the prowess of the Germans.
and l have seen French soldiers sa-
lutte German officers who had been
captured.
During the early part of the wal
there was much feeling in France
against England among the people
who had the idea that while Great
Britain was spending much money,
she was in a way thus paying France
to expend her very life's blood in a
struggle in which France had a vital
interest. Since that time the English
armies have been active and there is
less feeling of that now on the part
of the French"
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12
Finke, Son of Man Who
Fought in '48 Revolt
Old Printer Tells Of His Fathers Ac-
tiyiaes Which Led TO His Emigra-
tiOn.

MY father. John Henry Finke, was
one of the revolutionists of 1S4S, and
when the movement for German lib
erty failed, came to this country with
Carl Schurz and others, settling in Ill
inois, where / was born in 1853" said
John Finke. ST.. the veteran st. Louis
printer, who came to Twin Falls a few
weeks ago to make his home, after
thirty-five years continuous service
on the st. Louis Republic. MY father
had little use for King William. after
wards Emperor William, against
whom he fought unsuccessfully for
the liberation OF Germany" he con-
tinued, land came to this country to
make his home when the cause fail
ed. He joined the Union &.my and
fought through the Civil war in this
country, as did Schurz and many
other German refugees. King William,
Prince Bismark and General Won Mol
ike won the war and afterwards de-
feated Denmark, Austria and France
and now they are at it again.
Il suppose it will be a long time
before war ceases. After a wal peO-
pie think there will not be another,
but the blood of the young gets stir
red and when disagreement comes an
other wal arises"
Mr.. Finke has no use for the domi-
nation of kings and emperors and is
heartily for America in the struggle
to forward the cause Of democracy.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12
impetus in education pupils might

impetus in education pupils might
learn faster.
To create an interest in modern ian
guages give skill early and use the
foreign tongue throughout. Keep ear,
eye and mind on the alert all the time.
Let pupils test their own ability to
speak. They love it. Know that each
pupil is mentally present all the time.
Use games, riddles, anecdotes, plays,
newspapers, periodicals and ~illustra-
tive material.
In composition work, use German.
French, Spanish or Italian models
with interesting and instructive con-
tent varying the work as to the com,
posing of sentences and word study.
Use of poems, songs and proverbs
as literature and otherwise.
How to create a desire for outside
reading.
A few practical suggestions for
making the study of the commercial