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The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-14
AUDITOR BURTON
Is CHAIRMAN

In letter to Auditor Burton.
F. o. Hellstrom, chairmon of the
North Dakota State Council of De-
fense has the following to say:
The North Dakota State Council
of Defense in their session held in
Bismarck May 2Sth and 29th by
resolution appointed the Sheriff,
County Auditor, Board of County
Commissioners and, Superintend-
ent of Public instruction as en-
officio county auxiliary to the State
Committee OH patriotic organzia-
ton. You to be chairman and the
chairman to be charged with tn,
duty of calling the Council togeth.
er and effecting a permanent or.
ganization, which Council should
jointly appoint a member of the
Council for each division cores
ponding with the committees APP
pointed by the State Council of De-
fcnse, a complete list of which is
herewith enclosed.
Please see that the patriotic
work is given the attention that it
deserves, that representation is had
IN each community in your County.
This work is beyond question of
very vital Importance, as the pa
triotic support of our cause by the
people is absolutely necessary to
the success of our cause.
Please call the ex-officio mem
bers together without delay and
report to this committee the result;
of your work. There are many
things that should be done in con-
junction with this Council. Th.
first, however, is to make suitable
and proper arrangements for ii
rousing patriotic celebration in cv-
cry part of your country where it
may seem feasible to hold such
celebrations. Every organization
such as Schools. Churches and
socities Of all descriptions, which
includes the Ladies' Aid Societies.
and various other women's clubs,
should be drafted into the service.
and be given representation on the
programme.
There should be a patriotic or.
alton by the ablest talent Won can
get at each point where the ceIc-
bration is held. 1t is very import
ant that the State Council should
be advised of the progress of your
work, in order that we may CO.
operate with you in every possible
way. We need list of public
speakers who will volunteer their
services by giving patriotic ORA
tion on the Fourth of July.
Remember, patriotism arouse.'
means unity of action with IRE
sistible force. Our cause must tri-
umph. and to triumph we must
have a patriotic loyal support. Our
free institutions of government are
at stake. Let lis awake the sleeping
giant of Americanism and 60 out
and bring victory to our banner.
Let us be about the business Of
securing National Victory.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-14

The Fair association extends an
invitation through this paper to
the automobile drivers for the use
of the race tracks while Dakota
avenue is being paved. The driv-
ers are requested not to Use the
track however during wet weather
as it cuts it up and leaves it in a
bad shape.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-14
TOMORROW Is
"SCIENCE DAY"

Each year one day is set apart
i'll the commencement week to help
stimulate interest and good feeling
at the State School of Science. Ap-
propriate programs and open house
are the orders of the day.
"Science Day" is upon us and
now for the last time we want to
urge all our friends, both in and
out of the city to set this day apart
for this especial benefit and to
come and help celebrate the occa-
sion with proper and fitting cere-
mony.
About forty young people will
be graduated this year and we all
owe it to them to be present at this
event i'll order that we may show
our interest in these young men
and women who have spent their
time and money among us, as we'll
as our interest in the city and
the school.
1t is true that great number of
the graduates have either enlisted
i'll some branch of the nation s SER
vice or are working OH the farms
of the state, but this is all the more
reason why the day should be set
aside to commemorate what they
have accomplished here in the
school.
We do not feel that we need
urge the public to attend these ex-
ercises. This is your school and it
is your duty to know what is going
on at your own institution. How
ever, for the sake of any who have
not seen former notices of invita-
tion to the public, we wish to re-
peat that everyone is cordially in
vited and urged to come out with
a filled basket and enjoy the en-
tire program.
Kindly bear in mind that the
morning will be given over to
"Open House," that is the school
will be open for inspection, and
you are invited to visit any or all
OF the departments and see what
the school is doing. The noon hour
will be occupied by picnic dim
ner on the campus. There are no
mosquitoes this year and we doubt
whether you will be able to find
any other excuse for not being
there. The campus is beautiful at
this season Of the year and is un-
usually inviting as picnic point.
There will be band concert DUR
ing the noon hour in the open air,
under the personal direction OF
Prof. Warren. The afternoon will
be occupied by the graduating ex-
crcises, beginning at two O'Clock
and consisting some very interest
ing demonstrations by the several
graduates. DO not fail to come.
The Baccalaureatc sermon was.
preached Sunday morning in the
Gymnasium by the Rev. Mr.. Hobbs
CT the Wahpeton Methodist church.
1t was we'll attended and very much
enjoyed. The sermon was one of
the very best ever delivered to any
Of our classes. The message was
very timely, well presented, and
enthusiastically received. The
words of wisdom were such as the
class will do well to bear in mind
throughout life. The text of Rev.
Hobbs sermon was, "Know the
Truth and It Shall Make Youl
Free" The Methodist Choir fur
nished the music. This was also
very much enjoyed and was very
appropriate for the occasion. The
school gives the Rev. Mr.. Hobbs
and the choir, each a very hearty
vote of thanks for their efficient
and very splendid services.
The Declamary contest was held
Tuesday night and there were sew
en- contestants. Next week we will
give full account of this along
with Science Day.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-14
LABOR SURVEY
OF N. DAKOTA

4O SC4uuldIC anu 1dCll4ldIC n
maximum production of agricul-
tural products in the state; to ga
ther information OH the supply and
distribution within the state; and
to cooperate in every way possible
with bodies having similar duties in
other states and the federal gov
ernment will be the purpose of a
comprehensive survey of food, hor-
ses and labor, to be made in North
Dakota by the State Efficiency
Commission recently appointed by
Governor Frazier. The survey will
be taken ON the 28th and 29th Of
June by a corps of volunteer work
ers.
The survey will be carried to
every county, township, and pre-
cinct in North Dakota. The COM
mission will first list the amount of
help needed on every farm in the
state to harvest the crop and when
the farmer needs help. Likewise
every person wanting farm work
will be listed. The problem will
then be to bring the farmer and
the man who wants work together.
Next to men horses are most i'm.
portant for farm work, and the
commission in making it's survey
will ask the farmers to state the
number of work horses they wish
to buy or how many they wish to
sell. This information will be val.
liable not only in the state to aid in
the harvesting of the crops but to
the United States government in
supplying horses for the army.
The survey will also show wheth.
er there is real shortage of food
in North Dakota. Farmers will be
asked to estimate the amount OF
grain, feed, and roughages on hand
now compared with a year ago
This will be done with a view tc
ascertain whether there is enough
on hand to carry the farmers over
until after harvest.
In conducting this survey the
state will be organized by counties
and by townships within the co,m
ties. The state commission appoint
es a committee of three in eacl
county to handle the affairs with
in that county. The county com
mittee in turn appoints singl,
representative in each township.
Men will also be named to tax,
charge of the various towns anC
cities. The man in charge of Z
township is known as the township
man; the man in charge of city
as city man; and one member OF
the county committee is put i,
charge of the county work; he i.
known as the county man.
The intention has been to picl
out a thoroughly representativ,
committee in each county. Politica
lines have been entirely ignored
for the common good. The state
executive committee of the effic
iency commission includes: j. H
Worst. New Rockford, chairman
o. j. Seller. Jamestown. secretary
w. R. Porter. Fargo: Mrs. Mar,
Darrow Weible, Fargo: and Ho
ward R. Wood. R. J. Leth of tn,
United States department of agri
culture has been assigned to Nortl
Dakota and will cooperate wifi,
the commission in the taking OF
the survey.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-14
Society Changes Name

Owing to the organization OF
chapters Of the American Nationa.
Red Cross society in Wahpeton
and breckenridge and in order thai
there may be no confusing OF
names the st. Francis Red Cro>,
society will henceforth be know'l
as the St. Francis Hospital Guild
The Wahpeton times., 1917-06-14

Don't forget Company "I'
dance Friday evening.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06
11)ic6errllt tuiitelt
GcrnaSes I'M ianias!
genn Eeriunen finS INNS qebcn &C.
fommcn, unO micSernm bicl
SdIabeu unssrid)tet,

Slonia5 Gitn. Gani., 6. S5uni.
9}ob meniaeu Ingen 9iube boben
geitern obeuo uieber mebrere Gorna-
Dos in GanioS lun6 einem Eeil N1ii.
iouris ibr ltnfpeieu getrieben lmo
fttrchtbnr ge6duIt Nus bi8berigen
8eri6ten gebt berbor, Dab reun
0leniden qetotet nur0en m0breno
biele &erlebungen oaboneetrogen bds
ben.
g}obe g}idmon6, $40, ftu6 5rpei
5rouen unb Elm fleine8 ain0 inns
2eben gefonimen nGbreno orei gte.
ger 10 idper berleBt pltrocn ouB
ibr 500 befilrdtct mir6. 9(u6 aus
GentrdIio, NO. per0en brei 70.
oe8fdIle berthtet.
Die Sornaoos poren in Santos
an idliutnlten. Sic mdren niht
ouf einen 6eItimmten 8e5irt BE-
iAr1nft. 8ie Grte Glmont, Ga[eu.
cio D}dple StQ un0 Menofen, niht
melt bon GtoatS6auptito0t Sopefo
fat bo(titdnoiq 5erit0rt. Syn
Glnont lit e6enfalGS Elm 0}eni1en.
leben 81 6etlagen un0 fiiuf @}eilen
BON 8opefa fanoen 3pet 5aruer il.
rem 500. Sn GImont blieb BON
alien @ebGroen nur eine araieIige
6iitte iteben, bic rlitt metr oI8 $50
merit iein mag. Die 9feaiitrierllngg.
liiten fit Die QienItpilidJtigen MN.
Ben, ais 6as SduIbous 8erftort MIN.
Be, in ole Biuoe bcrme6t.
2fus Grott. 6o8 300 W2qiGen neit
LID bon bier geIe9en 1T, Clinton mo
iopie aus gstri0ge I'M
nor00ItIiden aonios mer6en cben.
foG5 idmerer Sd)o6en uno llnheil
infolqe BON Sorna0oS beridtet 8ie-
Ie 6onrilien fino mie6er oboadlos
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1Daibinoton iIt
oeoen Baron tsoiens
Srictcnsucric
Itau fiirftct, Snk @ilipus 9lOfc an
0iuhlanO iiber ben GyricbeH
uuterOraft iuiro.

@oI6ilioton, 6. SJuti.-8ie 9(ea.
Berungen Oes ruiiiiden Qiplomoten
Baron 9loien, WeI6en s1folge cine
aIiidIiAe 8utltuft gtuBlonbs 1rar
bon Dem idnellen g(bi6htB eines
isrieoens obbdngt, bot in bieiigeu
Hegierungsfreiien einen peinliden
@inoruf berbprgerltfen. W2on tpeiB
bier, 6oB bic gtote oes 4r1lioenten
an GuBlano nod betrG6tIi1er Ser.
3ogerltng on Die probiioriife ruff
ihe Regierltng gelangt lit, nn6 man
mar Der 9lniibt buB Der synbolt
6erieIben Der it6 nit ben olnerifa.
nii6en &rteg85ielen bei61ftigt, 10.
fort befannt gegeben iueroen piiroe.
8i86er ober 1T 0ieies nidt Der Sail
gelpeien ln0 man 9laubt, 0aB Die
giote ilbcrbaltpt ME oeroffentliht
Der6en Dir0. 60 biel ipeiB man
jeood, ooB 9fnBlan0 bdrin oufge.
foroert tperoen miro, ii6 1tnter fei.
nen llnlItGnoen ouf einen Sor0er.
frieben nit ben 3entrnlm1bten elm.
suIafen. Die 9nu6e8regierllnq pill
lid Dor ollen Gingen ber9emiiierL
mic 9fublono Sic g2ote altffdBt, ebe
iie oieie oeroffentGi6t
sSn3ipiicben ellen 9loot uno 6ie
DittqIie0er Der ameritoniid1cn aou.
nriiiiou Die bor ne6reren 3oqen in
@Iooimoitof geldnbet, 9etrogro6 at,
nm menn m6qlidl einen Shritt
Der rlliiiihen 9}egierltn9 3u perbin.
bern Ser lidl fir oie g(Giierten ait
elmer Gotoitropbe geitolten mag. @r
fennt 9oien Der friiber al8 rldii-
ider 8otIhoiter in 8oibnlgton flln-
eierte, 1mo tpeiB sob e8 6ieIem nit
ieinell 5rie6ensbeitrebu beiliaer
Grnit lit.
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GnglanO luiro
&ublanO Qntluorttnl.
clopS 6ecroe tpirS erkldrel, tuas Gn9laftS iittcr
,GrIab, Gnti6dSioune MnS Goranticn'
pcritebt; EreIie fir Nibots plan. NJ
enolanS in soree mm aublanSs Srieocnspldnes

tno olth dnlerifoniidbe 0elegoten
6erielben 6eiiDobnen ioIlten, I'M bic
0eutI6en gLnihIdge 81 bereiteln.
g(uG Die allbeuti6en 8ldtter iino
qeoen 0ie GttieilOltng Der 0ettiAen
5o8ioIilten 8ur aonferenS tad
Stod6olnt ip1breno Die fonierbati.
ben 9l1tter geteilter glnfiht iino.
Ser freitpnierbotioe 5iibrer 6rei.
berr b. 8e0IiB idreibt iirt uSn9~
Ole So8iul0elnofroten oleiit itil0
initonoe, Die GuIIen iiber Die oeilts
iden 5rie0ensbeOingunqen oif5ufld-
rct un0 oie g81lle luto 3rabtDerbale
berleuuloiiber 2iigen ilnb @eriidte
meg3ur1ulne1 NUT 0enen Die Qllliicr-
ten 0ie 0ffentIi6e NIeiutng in RuB-
Iol0 unge6en boben. 8ie oe1ilhen
9eIeqaten iDer0en eine @elegenbeit
ba6en ibre rltlliiAen @enoiien init
0er wabren Situation befantt 5ll
MAIDEN. S6eioemann Dem Doraes
morfen miro, oaB er Dem 8rugbil0
0e8 8eltfrieoens ndhioge, mag Die
8ecn0iqung oes 28eltfrieges onbob.
nen. Gr lit ein gldn5enOer aeOner
un0 ipenn er feline @obe III Der rid)s
ti9en gSeiie ottpen0et, iollte e8 ibnt
n0glid fem. oen Ruiiet Die @abr.
belt bei3ubringen. 8erldltft 0ie Sem.
feren5 obne praftiitbe gfei1Itnte, ID
tper0en G6eioealorn ltno feine @e,
noiien Bel oen &erbololitngeit nit
ben 9eleqoten onOerer 2anoer ie.
0enfallS Die lteber5eltgnng eeipinnen
0aB oaSrieoen obne Sieg@ cine ST.
luiiou lit ltno ein 0nuern0er sSries
ben MIR Durd eiren 0eutihen Sieg
dber gnglano geiiAert merben fnnn.
g(ud 0aS miro ein 8eDinii fiir
8gti9lan6 iein.
3ia 9ibeintlde GoIfs 3eitltng
idreibt: 8ie 0iterreidiid6llngorifdeu
5o5ioIiiten ideinen ben g[aiierten III
Die SGnD2 5tt orbeiten.
Grer3-8eitltng: 98ir f6nnen midi
einleben, pie ole Stof6oInler 60.
3iaIiitentonferen8 inns Dem 5ricoen
nober 5n brinoen berlno8.
a0lnii6e 9;oIf3- 3eitung:: ltniere
5o5ialoentofraten beidreiten bel if.
rer 9feiie nod Stodbolm beidmer.
Iide @fooe. 9a5 lange Erogrdnuit
Der aonferen8 NIT ben rnberooitii.
den &beorien 1tno 0ie SteIltnnenob.
me Ser meiIten 3elegaten betreffs
GliaB. .2ot6ringer8, Oag i6rer gln.
iidt nad pieber an 6rai1freid) fnL.
len ioQ, lit boller 6alltrepper.
Qie britiihe 95reiie 5ollt ben 9let.
Berltngen Ri6ot8 obre glusnobne
geifoll ionie Dem geIdllB Der
fron80iiiden 8eputiertenfarnIner, Oen
arieg fort5uieben Big GlioB-2otbrin.
gen pie0er fran60iiih qemoroen lit.
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5n6tbamsreucltc
INT Joliet pctiiber!

Solicit ST.. 6. SUM. - 9rei
bun0ett Synioiien 0eS bieligen 3uft.
bauies iinO IN cine Ode Ser 3udlt.
bausuni5dunung getrie6en lm0 mer-
ben bon o6t3ig giottonoIgoroen nit
idlarF qela0enen @epebren if)GieBlidl
5ur llebergnbe ge5purgen Der0en
6iinfbltnOert Der ouiiGiii9en 8u6t.
bdusIer 6efinOen iid bereits iDie6er
in ibreu 3eaeu. Sieben @jefnngene
uno 8pei 4drter milr0eH in Dem
Sample idmer perleet. Gin 3udt-
bdusler tit ieiuen 9erlebungen erie.
gen. 98ie Ser itellbertretenoe 3udt.
bougpGrter gomeu iaet, nur0e Den
@efangenen ST pieI SSreibeit eiitge.
rdluit uno dIs man begann. 1eqeu
Tie idl0rfer bor5uaebeiL iuuroen iie
oufl1iiig. Ger in oenl 3udlthouie
onaeridlieic Sod1Ido0en belduft f6
niif $4,000
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ScSialiitcnkratuan
so Sto6bclm!
2ie gScigeruns, grantinas Na6l
fiirs Gbfrbans ansnerfenneH,
fiiGrt 81 Sampfen.

Giofboln, Ghme0en. 6. Suni -
9ienstaa nadlmittog fam eS bnr
0ent s0nigspolnlt 3u einem aerDolti.
aen 9lufruhr. an neIfem Iih TO-.
600 Go5idliiten un0 arbeiter betei.
Iiaten. GerieIbe e1titano infoIge Der
g9eigerltnq 6es 5preders ues idtue.
6iiheu 1lnterbauies, Die erlpdblrtug
0es observation-disclosures Granting 5uut
Wlitglieo oes Gberbaliies gut 8it bel.
Beu. Cine 2(nsnhl 9iirger mltroen
AurdI S1beIbiebe idper berIeBt
glls bic erregte goIfsmenge iifl
onid)idte. at 5atIiffeiten ii6er5uae.
ben iDur0e ftblellii9it cine itorfe Qli-
litdrnladt oufgeboien I'M oen' ao'
niaspalair uro 0a8 9SnrInlnents.
qebdlioe sn idjiieen. glnfdnelidl bot
te bic Concentration einen frie0li.
den @bnraftsr. ols Dem goIfe aber
Der 9utritt gum GnIoit uuf oent
misunderstanding perpeiaert lpltr.
oc. einpea 0ie aloIien slnn slngriff
fiber. gFiIit0r nber laafte pon Der
blauien Sofif tsebraildl mo mar
fart seHue. Die Afgrilie ob5uidjIo
aen
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Scittaoe fir Sic
1l1iiicitriipi
9cren 2elegnfeniitnng finbet Dpm
20, bis 30. SSnni in Wil.
iuaitfee itatt,

Q}ilpaifee, isis, 6. Syltili. 9te
0}tiiourii1nooe miro bonn 90. Bis 30.
STINT ibre 3eleaoteniiBunQ in Der
bieiigen 9reieirigfeitsfirhe abbalten.
6leid5eitig nit Der Eogung lit Die
6eier Oes Observation-Disclosures 9ie-
fornlationsiubiIdiim perbunoen. Sci
Dem eriten 5eitgottesoienit miro gi-
5eprdiiOeut 9oitor 6iIgeuocrf aus
Sntoba Die 5eitpreoigt boiten.
Qie Geriornn1lttnaen Der Gnno0e
finOen i'm slu0itortlun itatt mo aud
grobe 6eitberldininlunoen obgebolten
mer0en 98e9en oes Subildttnts Der
gieiorntation miro cine ltngefuobnIid)
itarfe 9eteiligltng non 0oltoren nn0
3Clegoten ats alien Getlen oeg Can.
0e8 eripnrtet.
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Die BSne lit
,,2tinSe I'M Gcrfltnnp",
i0ot Billy SitnSap!
Ger o6ponacliit" puiannt ais, Saf
ct $4,000 6reiBeits.
bombs gefanft.

9icp glorf, 6. Suni. - giub
Sun0aD nlohte bellte ieiner $4,000
9erionen 8dblenbeu 3ub0reridaft
ote Mitteilung, ooB er $4,000 81.
berth Bombs gefouft babe; 0obei
ihrie er Iii Die @erian1utIung binein:
,,Denn Sie 0ie S3ae urutrenpeIn
ipiir0eu. oann finoen iie ouf Dem
8o0en oerielben o9&a6e in @ermo.
mr. gdemals nieoer iper0e i'd
etlUas faufen, oos ben StenlpeI
sD2aSe in 8ernlonD" trGgt; 0ouit
bin id Elm fir odenlnl fertig.
9eutiftaito berioIgt Die llrterbrin.
gang bieier arieg$dnIeibe, mie e8
fddrfer ME ettpa8 anoeres beobadl.
tet bat.
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Die 5MItdnSc in
Rm6lamS uerSarbeit
2laiiertencffeniipe! !!
Der NilitGrfritifer Der pSimeS" &C.
itebt, Snk es nit Oem gruFen
r&ni6" aus lit.

2on6on 6. SUM. Der DILL.
tdrfritifdr Der n3imes" geite1t in
ciuem belltigen glrtifcl ein 0oB oie
8uItdnoe in 91uBlanO oie geplante
5rii1ia6r5.0ffeuitpe Ser 9lQiierten
3unidte gerno6te bo6en. @r gt6t fi6
3lpor Der Soffnutlg bin, OoB 9iuB-
Inno biellei6t bod nod eincn 8or-
itoB MAIDEN foluL bat ober lpeuig
3uttaten.
a9tltBlnno mar menigitcns teitipeis
ie ait5geItnttet" lagte er, D1tno bic
8eiebIsbnber ioqten inns,
0oB mir aui i6re trditige ltnters
itiibung in 9liien un0 @uropa reA-
men fonnten. s5m 3ubertrnuen oltf
Oieie gerii6erltngell bnben mir unie-
re 8riibiabrsoffeniibe begomen. Die
fron8oiiid id-britilde 0ifenii0e bate
Den 3med, einen oeltti6Gn 9tngriff
at berbinoern ob i'm Often o0er Use
item, S5n oieIem 8latben bat altf
@en 9turrnD bic 3itrfeu in Neio-
potonlien mo Baleitina oagegrif-
felL noonrh bic glnfgo6e Der giuI-
len i'm aoutaius erIeitbtert ner0en
ioate.
ltuiere Cperotioneu 6cgonnen
pIanmdBig unO mir bcfS3npieu iest
I'M @elten 1856 Der 6eiten oeuti6en
Stolien bat ms in to-
pferer 8eiie ulteritilbt, ebenio Bel
glen unb 4ortu9al. g8ir oGc mar.
teten nif Die beripro6ene rtfiiid)e
llnteritiltllna, Die dber ousbIieb. .
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llrber 100000
geitern regiftrirrt!
Grtpnrtineer Scr Rceiermne ucit ibcrtrcffen;
AntisesnnSaebmnecn nnr Dcreinsclt, sod in
Butte, nlcnt., mtbtc Mills einercifen.
Jn6ioner DSgi4 sen Sie 3seeiItrierunesbeanrten.

@aihingtort, 6. syltrli.-9ie qtut.
mort Der SSlqeno glmerifos auf Die
gllfioroerung Der &egierung, it'd re.
giItrieren 5u Ioiien mar beoeuteu0
beiIer aIs bic gel6roen eriDortet
batten. lleber 100000 M}1nn
Dotten fidl 9emeI6et uno einldreiben
Infien. Die Gegiitrierungglnaidine
orbeitete bortreiilib uno o6ne ir.
aenopel6es bemertensuertes Sin.
oernis gtur eeringe @ioerE1n0e
o0er eeieBtpiorige San6Iltnqen iin0
Su ber5eidneu. 9lan erpartet, o1B
Sic eriten offi8iellen 3oblen inbes
treffs Der gieIultnte DER 9fegiItries
ruug nod bcltte 6eim 9rofoB- -Mar.
idol( einlaifen ner0en.
eSin 9iitrift bon Columbia, Der
$4,000 GinlDo6ner bot, baben iit
3l,003 reaiitrieren loiietL iD1breno
$500 @tdnner, oie bier ouqcItellt
iitS, i6re Re9iitrierllnasforten nad
loren @o6norten ei1gei6idt ba6en
gaISise GutideiOnng iuer gSO6eu lit
Qie Qeitern &eqiitricrten meroen
In neniaen @o6cn oaritber 8eiheio
erbolten ob iie ae8oaeu iino ooer
ridt. Sails iie ge3ogen neroen,
miiIien OieienigeL mel1e glouben
@ritn6e 5u ba6en, bonn 8ienjte be-
fret au iper0en oicielben Sen ir3t,
libeu 9ebor6en einreihen.
Ole forperli6en Qriifitltgen lper.
ben gerotlnte Belt in 2(nipru6 ne1.
men, ober Die @e5ogenen meroen bor
September bereit ieiu, ein5ltreteu
AiuItate i'm Mittelmeiten.
Chicago. 81. 6. Sunni. 49, Die
9obl Der g9egiitrierteu iibertrifft alle
Grpartllngen. sJn bielen Grten NOR
bieieIbe groBcr. oI8 6ie ongeroume.
ne 3obl Ser gtimnendbgeber Sicies
g(Iters. (gtotiirlidl 0eun e8 muB
fen fi6 ia auG olle 9tusI1u6er re-
eiitrierat loIien bic uidlt m1blen
oiirfen) s5n Gbicago mar Der 2tn.
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2onoon, 6. SSttni.-1liniiterprdii.
6ent 2loDo George tpiro binnen fin,
8em oie britii6en &riegs3ieIe oorIe.
gen 10 OaB Die gSelt i'm aageineinen
9iuBlan0 a6er inn beionberen petB,
ipos Oie britiiben arieqs5iele iito,
8ie Li6erale @reiie oes 2anoeS bat.
te bierouf ieit lGngerer Belt georurl.
gen uno oui Die &egierltng einen
10 groBen 8rud a!tsaeiibt. ooB oieIe
Itd idlieBIid, ipenn o1th 5ogerno,
entitIoien bot, 9tuBIanoS &rie98.
3ieIe alli3unebmen uno niejenioen
GnQIon6s in pltnfto o@riob, Gnt.
i4G0igltng un0 @orattien" frno 3u
tun.
Scr 0}iniIterpr1ii0ent 9}i6ot but
Dor Deli9en Sagen in Der 3epu.
tiertentonmer ole arieg85iele Der
fron50iiichen &epublif bargelegt, Die
on QeutIidfeit l1i6t8 8u muitiden
iibrig IieB uno iii mel6er er bor
aCcn 9ingen uuf Ole gl6tretitng
@lioB B-2otbringen$ lmo orF Die Gin
5iebltng elmer groBen &riegsenti60-
0iglmg heripies.
Qie 6urtnddi9feit, nit ipelder
sic Die meme ruiiiihe 9fegientng be-
berridenoen So8ioliiten ouf ibren
&rogrollm o5rie0en obne 9firneri-
onen lmo gntiAGoigungeu@ beIteben,
muht ben Gntenteutddten Gorge.
9}dn bofft ie0od bier 8nberlibtIid,
OoB Die 9tote, neIde 4rdiioent g8il-
ion nad Getro9roO geidift bot Die
9fuiIen lnn3uItimlnen ltn0 tpieocr fit
bic &riegs3iele Der glliierten gelpin-
men miro. Ginige 3eituugen eIon-
ben iogar, oaB Die g(rqttmette oe8
ouleritonii6en &r0iioenten Die ra0i-
toleu 9tltiieft beipegen merben, Die
bon i9nel nah Stof6oIu einbertlfe-
ne Grieoen8beriammIltn8 ob5uiagen;
I'M oageuteincn jeoodl berriAt oie
glniidt 0aB Die &onferen3 itottfir.
Ben miro u1o engIifde, fron50iii6e
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Dcmtitbc Slieocr
itreifen naeb Gn9lan6!
2 Reriuncn getotet, % bcrlctt; Der
uugcridtete SflnOcn iull
rieIlB Iein.

Xonoon 6. SUM. - 3elltibe
4eroplanc. es DeiBt 16 an Der 3abI,
iu6ten Iettc 9todt Die angGihen
Counties @Icr uno Sent beim nno
warier cine groBe gla5obl 9onben
berab. IS nuroen ange6litb 8mei
8erioncu iofort get6tet un0 90 an
oere nuroen DerIebt. Der ongerid
tete Sadidn0en lit enorm 8ritiide
5lug8euge griffen Die oelltiden
6Iug5euge an lu0 bertrieben bicie
uod eiuem 6ibigen @anlpi; 8mei
ieinoIidJe 5ltg5euge pur0en o6ge
ihoiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06
111clkenbrmch liittt
Omaha II. Sas Citlicbc
11ebtaska tctm!
gnpiilion 6at idjmrr 5n lci6en;
gabnOer6inOnng nntcr6rOdlcn,
Slut in Council Slnffs.

1le6er 0mobo, Council Bluffs
un0 Dem 6Itli6en 3eiI glebrasfos
offuete geItern abenO Der 9iurual
ieine Sdleuier ltno es goB Ole gau3c
gtadt bin0ur9 gang fllrGtbar; es
regnete ginOfa0en, mie man at ia.
gen pflegt. Seit syabren mar fem
iold flu6t6arer 28oIfeubrud 5u Der.
5ei6nen, uno 9onnern lmO 9lisen
er90bten nur nod Die 5urdjtbarfeit
oe8 Sturmes, Der teiIpeiie oie Sc
palt zines 8irbeImiuoes ooer flei-
nen Gorna0os annahn.