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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
S~dturrwicsenSe slntlasen.

8ie Rid)ter 2e5lie bonn Sugeuo.
qerift bcltc DcrtiinOete, lperoen lid
ole @roBgeihmorenen, Die onfnngs
5cbruar 5uiammcutreten, NIT Der
llnteriuhung nngeblih 1mmoroli.
ifer 9c5iebungeu bicitger @ei6dftS-
leute NIT iulIgen 9tdohen bon 16
3obren uno oorumter at befoIien ia.
ben. Der Aidter ertIorte, Dab Die
9eboroen bereits Die Ronen bon
mebreren Der beroa6tigeu 0eidafts.
lellteu tenren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
erltt 3sitHng ameritas?
sie bat aber nur einen ein5isea Ins
I'D bes Stbeus e~rfrsut.


9snobulid gent man, fpsnn man
BON ben eriten 3titungeu I~Oroameri,
fas ip1itt, nlbt auf Die nahitebsuoe
geroffeutli6uug 5urid. 9ieleIbe it
aud taft Dolig fur bic QahpeIt 0ers
fhOlen; aber ft 1T tmmsrbiu elmer
tlIattgsu G~rpd9nung inert. 0b ie
pirtIi9 bic aIlererite NOR, lit Irstll9
nod ulht 9an3. ausgemadt.
9isie pi0nler Satuug zines &oHs
ttueniss, pel1er beute runo 10000
3eltuHgen unb 3ettl6riften unters
riBt, pdr oas llntsruebmsn enes
9snJamin 9drr!s in Bolton, beFen
abrsHt als .4pubon Goffse 6ou1e~
Gngeg.ben ipurDg; ais 9ruder mar
Ri4aro pierce genaunt. Sie eridien
1890, aIfo Dor bsindbe go Sabren.
Dos gIatt, bos ii9 ernfa9 ais
,3ournal" bessi4Hets, beItano aus
oier Seiten; abtr uur nrsi eerIslben
partn bebrudt, pdbrenb bic Disrte fir
ttpaigs periouIide 8otihditrn freiqss
lofen murbs. Ssoe 6eite mar etipa
IL BEL II 3oa grob.
Der 3eyausssDsr 6orris erlaubt.
l6, BON Rtgergngss unb miLtdts
8ngeIesenbettsn in. einer Mstis al
lpre4en, pslae oen 0amaltaen Be-
9Sroen in Bolton .mibfteP. llnb
fieie b~innRdutigsn 5erren uhierorids
ten obne J~eSerlslsns eas glntt lfon
1ialsn "A Stunbsn mad BEN eridleis
Htrl Der eritea - unb sl4leid Iesien
hummer. sic tot.u ned mehr: fs
9srbOien Germ 6arris, tiinftia .irs
5tno etpas I'm Dru6 al peroffsntli
1srl, obne crit bic grIaubais oa3u
5oR Dsuimtsn srlanet au baben,
ptlds bon Der Rsgtsrung bafiir eingss
lsst Ruresn, ioIds 5u gefpdbren"
9as Har 6amals amsritantae 4rgbs
irsibeit.
Rad Der lnterbriduna Ses 6ar.
tisl6eu 8Ioties ipenn man stns
Sintags 5tisss Hberboupt in bic
Hlaft Der 3eitnrgtn itsaen mia
'eratHeen Ia Sabre, bts elm meitsre
8ern9 ssIna4t purbs, cine resulGre
5eituns auf Der dmeritanii@sn Sdte
os ailautit he~aassaesben.
Dos 8Iaii fihrts ssn Ranen .gus
ton Refps qettsr uno Dnrbx init
sef0nberer ernd9 tisuns- srsrudt.
eer 9erausgtber u1s GissntTntr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
Wos bat prdi. WilIcn
eiecsttlicb i'm Sim!
lie 0eutidDcn brtradltcn &tliuu ais
cine SpbiuE; eruarteten, Dap
Amerifa neutral 6leibt.

Berlin 3. San. (5ou Sarl glder.
mann. &orrcipon0ent Der GGgGhGl
Cmaba Iribiuc) - 0ie aoluii9c
3eitlmg mirft bellte oie 6rage uiti,
Oh 4uerita in 0ieiem aricqe neutral
blcibcu miro n0cr Oh &raiioent &il.
in alti Dem rihtigcu 3citpunft mur.
tet, Den arieg 81 bec1iOen. "a Jest
Ger 6rie0ensgeoante porberriheno
lit. lit Die 6rage ultiqCIporfen Oh Die
Ser, 5tadten neutral bleiben mer-
Den. Gcutidlnuo a60r bat bis lett
nod feline ltriahe gebabt Die ameri.
fanti6e 9tertrullt1t in 5ragc 5u sic.
ben. latinhe lit, Dob GcutidlanO
belrte mahtiger ocru DC 0ui1ebt. neue
Observation-Disclosures fin0cu an al
len 6roltcH itatt tn0 ucltc Grin.
0uugcn AM fricqeriifem @ebiet pcr.
Den crprobt. Aber Uhue 3meifel
miluihm Die 3eutidcn, ooB 4mgritn
neutral blci6t ilber3eugt obcr tit
mon iH 3eutihIon0 Oo0on ourhuus
nitt. los Oetttihe &olf bat Die
Sohlogc griinolih erpogeu lnO BE-
3ctduet Sen omerifoniidcn 4raii0cH.
ten ais cine 5phiur.
cAngciidt5 Der 8uihWtgtoner
0ielounQc1. ooB 8ilions 9tote be-
iiunt ictn ioa. Gcutidlano Dor Ell
mem crbarmungaloicn Iouhbootfrieg
5t mdrucL ouB 2lmarifu onnn &C.
5muagen icia miro, Die %0iplomati.
idlcQ 9~c5icbungcn nit Teuti6Iar0
ab3ubrehcn, mas utit elmer aricg9z
crflQrlmg glcihbcoeutelo iein mug,
III Die pbigc Gcpaihc beocutngspo0.
3um crltcH 4iul beiduitiat man iid}
in G~cutidluu0 init oIcier p~eritcdtcH
GrobIIlg. 9isher 6atteu ale oelt.
idleH Gcpeidlen Der @offmmq Yu5s
0rltt Dcrlichtr, 0uB @ilion Is NIT
ictHeu 6rie0ensbeitrebuugen erHit
mcnt. Earnings Nte1lBcrunqeu, 0aG
Amcritu am gfan0c pcs stricaes ito.
he, hit ME i'm 2eltitIan0 bctQnmt ge.
gcGcn mor0cn. gotidofter 8rr1r0
0bcr ionic ale 1nOcrc auterifnniideu
3iplomotei in europa habcn 0ieie
Earring idc 4cltBerung erbaitan unO
5por afitr oereu SllformatJon" }
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
Senator Stone
ocrtei0igt ConItno!

@aibiuator. 2. San. - 9un0es
~ienutor Stone, @o~riiBen0cr 0es $40
mitees filr oitspdrtige 8c5ic6ungeH.
iurdd heute iii Seltot Dem Staots
iefrctdr Gaming BON aller Sh1lo
a5eaen 4ret8eabe BON StaotsgcBein
niiiea frei. 8ieic 9ciupaidung
goniings erfnlafe uah elmer heute
tormittag iattreflmoenH &~onfereu5
5pffdea stola tno Banning. Sd
ialte meinen qcitrigen Grfldrtugen
nod heiqcfiiQt BADEN" ia8te Seno=
FIR 5tone .6oB Die @e6eimuiiic
Hidt u1brcn0 ncr anitg5eit 0cs
@efrn 9aniinG Dcrraten mor0en
fn6~ (SomHt lit alio iejn &or
eanqcr. 9Sillnm ). 8r1m Dus
si0fni6el2)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03

por Der uamalige 4oltmettsr bon
Bolton. Sobn Campbell. rs Sabra
5Iieb oieie Setting am 2eben; fe
iibrie aber cine iebr fpieBbiirgerIide
SEtiten3 iptpeit pas politifhe 8ebist
m gettaht tommt als ie ibr Gas
ieia beI6loB itaub tie aber niht mehr
alein auf Dtsiem Jetbs, ionoern IN
genniploanien ipnren tpenigitens 3fpti
3eitgenOfeH eritdn0en.
Sn ni9t : politiiaen Senlatiousn
ionnte bieie 8Ditoner 3eitung etIe
JtntIt9 cine rebt ertlcdlihe QeiItuna
iuptge bringeu, bic 6intsr teiuer dba
lihsn zines mooernen .geIben@ preb
5r3eugui6es 3uriditanb! 90 bradis
Ft I'M Suui 1704, penige Monate.
nahoem fe ms Gtben geiretcn, einen
%angebeuer padenotn gerint iiber 6i,
Qinridtung BON Iehs GeerdIbern 0ml
Gbarles Hiber, natirIih einen
5gen : geriat. 0erfelbt Fuate ma
ltju bic 6alfte oss gan3en 8I1ttes
.nb muB BEN our Den S9nupIab et.
innofsn 8eporter cine ungebeure 4rs
5eit gelnaht bnben! IS mar BARN
iogar 0ag gebet entbnIien. fpeI6es her
gsiitIide am SdGffott Ipra1; unb
Otr Reporter madte bic 4nmertunq
Oa5u: gSo geuau aufgenommsu. mic
Oiss beim Shrsihen in BEN arobeH
Wsniasnbaufen n6gli9 mar. 9iss
mar btrmutIih BE erfte ogrobe@ @ons
briHgung ioIdsr art i'm aneriionis
Idsu Sournalismus, unD fe mar Elm
p~iirDiger 4nfang!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
GnalanS l06t
icin beer Sarbcn!

Berlin 3. San. - Ger 0iangeI
an Ha5rlmgsatitteln, Der it'd IN
Gngldno fiibIbor mod]t, tritt mIn
aud in Der britiifct 4rilec aui
5n Iaqcbijheru ulo 9rieien miro
Hbcr rtngemlgelt0c mo idiehtc glab-
rltaq gefla9t, Cine ioldc 8cihmer0e
miro i'm logebud cine5 Geu.g ng.
ldaoGr8, Der sum ,. aauaQerie .8a.
toillon gebort3 uno I'M September
mti Dem 5dI1htiel0e fieL 1uieoer-
bolt genlodt. gr idreibt inter Dem
1otum oes q. April:
ag8ir bo6en ulfern Solo nod
nid)t erbalten umD Hteiae anlteraoel
iugen. 0aB mir feline Uollitan0igen
Hationn erbaItelt. Sic mtrrcn Dial
6ariiber. 2lm %. SUM idreibt er.
,4ud beute iiuO Die 2ebensmitteln
3ienlia rar. Gin 8iertel 8rot, IS
@ranm Butter. 30 8ramm Sale,
cine gledidadtel SAM" fir ieds
U}ann un0 81 5tm0en.@ 4m 4
5uIi oGie gationen fiuo mieoer
perfir3t mor0en. 4m it, Sep.
tenber allniere @aiier 9utionen
iino beute mie0er ie9r Heiu. 2lm
49,: Sum 6riihiutf hoben mir
mir Elm fleiu Deuig g9aIier erbal.
fen
1os 3agebud idlicBt, ieit0eat Ser
@erfoiier an 30. Sent. 9efouen lit,
folgenocrnlaBen a@ernoe in oieienl
Au9clblid mtrr0e Der Mangel an
&iniier in Dem beiegen Somme.8
thrift sur iflueren Gulnmitdt fifr
bic ugliIdsfrou3oiiihe 4rutee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
Glfan seliaiphn 50 aaGre off.

elta 5cligiuhH 8eteran 0reier
oeutider ariegc if betlte so Sabre
ait. Gr mur0e am 3. Sanuor 1888
in 98oaltein, 4ropin5 4oien gebo.
rem mo bat Die 0riege gegm 2ane
mart 1861, gcgen Geiterreit 1866
im0 geaGn dr1nfreit tS70-7t
mitBctnadt. SIM Sabre 1882 fam
er init ieiuem dltciten Sobne mad
amcrifo mno lief iid I'M Sabre
1885 in Gmoho uie0er. no or Jet
bet icIner (otter. 5rau 6rc0 ga
6rG rs mol %. CTR mobut. Or
,Subilar hat 5ipcj S0bue 5uei l6h
ter. udt Gnfgl ma pier @roBcntel.
&Ir gratulicrcH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
,lnr oen hi(ihfpnb.

6rou Niur gener bat Dem @an0
luclr J|roucupcrcjH pier edjte oeut
ihc Spisbultoe. Nt1mdcn. gum De
idenf gcnadlt Die oieier 5uln BE
iteu oes Rotu arell5cs uerfnuicn
Miro. Tie icineu IierfeH iino I'M
Shnufeniter oes 2~lpotbefers Gnrl
Shmiot, II. mo 6arneu Ctr. ans
geitellt. no tie Bou 2iebhaberrt in
gugeulteIn genonunen un0 gefouft
per0en fonneH Ger genonnte Der
ein bofft Elm nettes 5iimmhen aus
Den 5unohen bernits5uihlngen,
@er mcloet iId ais adufer2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
S~tiftMn0sfcit Scs
Omaha platte. pcrcills

N1dlten Samstag. oeu 6. Sa'
mar, feicrt Der omaha 8lattoeut.
Idle 8erein iein 33. Stiftnngsfet
ourd Elm 5eiteiien nebit Bah. Dlit.
glieOer iti0 irej 9iidtmitglieOer be-
5oblcn 50 fiir @errn mo Tame
oocr p~ereiu3clte $errcn. 0titglieoer,
Die aus 8ericbcn nod feline Gtnlo'
oungsfartenerbolten boben, mogcn
Iih ~gef1ligit an @errn aarl @Iooe,
Cefonom oes 9cutifel @auies,
menoen mo ibreu Git al Der Sutcl
reierbiereu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
9cnts gtiuaSbeitsI6ffelden.

Sungit bot elm umerifauii6er
griinoer Elm Ratent ouf cine nelte
Sorte ACCOMPLISHMENTS"
10 nenrt CT iie Denigitens ielber
erruirft.
Gieie 2oiicI beteben ans geiteii.
tern $apiet uao iino spor nid)t
gum Glen bon Suppen uu0 Der.
0tei6en 0obeim ooer in Der Gpeiie.
pirtihuft beitinllrlt. nobI ober ioten
lie on Gisrabnl., SoDanaiier. uno
1hnIiden 9lGten iin6elL un6 ma.
tirIid aud in Der 5nmiIie benin
Ginnebmen FOLDER grfrilhungen.
Sic ourften gu ioIden 3pedet
boIo and mebr be9ebrt peroen, alS
bic mir5igen 3innloheIden, peId)e
bts6er an foIden Grten meiiteng Be.
mutt uor0eH limb. genn obmobl
Helm, iino tie bod GROCER INTO be.
auener, oIs Die bisber gebrouften.
atd fonImt ibre &eriteaung Diel
biaiaer fir Die 5abrifnntcn. nno
fe fonHen 6abcr eutiprefeno bldg
perfauft rper0en, troe Der geitiege.
ren Rreiie 0es gapiers. iooaB IS
nid,ts ausmodt, nenn lie MIR Dor.
ilbergebeno benuet wer0en.
Ger 20ffel TT. ME aud aubere
gattungeri, Elm ein6eitIihes sail8es.
gaan preBt Die gople in bic rib.
fiae soblgetolt. oas gopier iiber
Ger 8opIe Diro einiah suiammen.
aeront moboi e Die NOTICE Steif.
beit gum &autisren erlaH9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
6itebcc& ucrlanot
~JnecHicrmno Ser
Wilicmid1cn ucte!
@lnubt, OaF @iliDn Den rrdltcn
5dritt fHr GeenOignHg SeS
arieacs sctan hat.

&soibupton 3. San 5enutor.
Sitheod Derlungtc belltc in elmer laus
gereu gieOe oie iotortiqe ,Su0oiije'
ritna Der @iliGu ihen o6rieoeusuo
te.@ 8ic GriiteH5 Der ueutroleu
20tocr miro MINER id)mIeriger lag
te ar. SD meiB 9an5 gcuou ooB
Die MeInung tber 0cn &orihlag Ocs
3~rdiioeiten qtteilt ill., i'd fam ober
Hid]t glau6en cab Die 8emeggrilnoe
0es 4rQnoentcn uiqefnhtch meroeH
t0meu. Gie tricgililrenoen gtutlp
nen iteben lid III Ne5uq oui Sire
Observation-Disclosures nod entiermt &c
qenIiber Der son oen 4roiioenten
nnternomlleitt 5dlritt ober mag Die.
ielbcn ciitaiOer ndber briuqeu.
&taiiocut &sIliuu lit lauqe nidlt
ioipeit q%eQoHaen. ais &rliioent Roos
ieUelt mdbreno 0cs raiiid Japan.
idlen aricaes. Gr hot bic frleQfiib.
reuoen 9tutioueu uidlt aufqeforoert.
ocu 8|luuocrgieBct GIN Gloc 5a mo.
6eu. g8nr &~ooieuelt's Gor9cDq be-
redtigt nm Die piel ntGbr lit Is
nasjelige ocs &~rofioenten l&tlioH.
neim bic gaa3c GrntcH3 Der Hgltra.
len AdtioneH immer ifuicrioar
miro.
5eHatDr 8ura6 uuRtcr6rdd jhn tit
~falge16cr 2Seiie:
-Gas fanu odratis G%rlprieBIihes
fHr arms crDadien2 lSos fuim en-.
reinte per0ea meTG Der Senat BIC
Noa0tgaaalnciie Oes 8~raiiOentca fif
Att erflort2 0inc pom Senut Dor
aelonintcnc 5n0oiIicrung Der @ll
ion idcn 9fote mir0 bic Aatpprt
oer frimmhref0cn JIationcu uuf sic
Beluadtea dric0casooridtdgc feiltes
laeq9 beidlcuHi1ca.
3euotor 5mitb. Georgia bean
tragic Iofortigc 4bitiutmung. Gr
lagte a,5a 9cu0bnljbcn 6dllcn Mir
Gg id aHpiehisn Die 2lngelagcibgit
nelH aoHitee filr u~lisiuortigc 4uQe.
le%geHbeiteH So iibeuoeiic1. iogta
5uitb ABR 0ieies lit fein gru6hn
lldlcr SAL. Sic @irfuug Ser &i(-
iouidat 9}ote miro i5ren 3pcd per
febIelt, mela mir in ocrieI5en nidjt
ioFort 5telBng neDlncn.
5eHator 2o0ge iprah it gc9ea
@itdcod8 8prid}lag ans, m0en cr
Dor alien 3inqen piiien moQte
mas Der 8r1ii0ent NIT ieincr I2otc
iIberbaipt 5e5fDede. 8tr miiileit
3eit 5nll lIe6erlegen ba6cn. ob Sic
Rete Die Ser. 5taatcn aud irgcu0-
tpie lit 8erlegan9eit icBen f0mlc.
Ter 5cnat le9ate ihlieBliA ben
4Hfrag @itdeuds ab, Inn barber
hi Der ~nlorglgeu Sisung SIT beraten
@leid oQraui u|nter6rcitetc 5cta-
Tor 8nllinaer ~folqeuoes 5ltbititut
fir Die 9ifdcpd 9%ieiolution. Sci
Is beldloiitn nab Der Ser 5ton-
fen 5euat i'm aStltcreiie Der Manidl
Iihfeit un0 0es 5rie0ens oie ouf
lihtige 6oiimrg ousipridt DOB
red9t bal0 Ser 5rieoe IN europa
Hergeitclt MIRO
Sic &eioitttton muroe o9ne uci-
tere 0ebatte his morgen 3urafge-
Iegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
Uemer Oonpcrnsllr fir
Ole panomakanalSe nc

@ui6iugto1 3. San. 9rQii
6eut &ition bot beutc C6eritIcnt
nopt Ghcitcr @cr0in8 BON bent Ser.
Sfoofcu 4rmee ]l,nauriclrr gOrDs
sum @ouuernaur Der 4ouamufnnal
gone crndHHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
Siene nub Sui6 erbalteu grOFsn
apRtraft.

9ie bcfannte 8aumeiter. 5irma.
Gfeue & gllih bot Den aontraft
sur erriftuHg Der Clifton 6ia
Shule 8lgeiprofcn erhalten. Bic
8aufolten iino auf 100000 peron.
idilogf moroeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
Sran5. Sd,ladptl6iff
tUmrSc tcrpcSicrt!
,,Serite" in Der 4a6e Oes SafcEs
non 9fnlta Onrd Sorpe'
oOihnh beidGOigt.

Berlin 3. San. (6anfenbcridt)
Die 3iirider goit mel0et, DaB
ons frun5oiti6e 5dlaftihiff DC
rite" III Ser g3dbc oes @aienS bon
02alta bon cinem oeittid)en Iaut}
boot totpe0iert uno ihper beidd
oiqt moroen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
3ennhan far CmoGa.

Cine Bcruegnllg INT I'M Boltge,
Gin 3cuaban5 Der electromagnetic
(9lrmorN iilr Cmobo SIT crlougen
etenerala6IutaHt sou miro in nddj
tier 3eit I'M eoatnIcreial Glnb 81.
QuniteH oes 9rojefts cine Auiprafc
halfeif
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03

wOm panpsstongreB lit
Inc genilIiguns eema9t Dor0en,
I'M in ben Der. Gtanten bic 9rObuts
ion BON 3uderribtniomtn 3u r.
5oben.
Bfr imPortisren gegtniu :
tis lebr biel mabdsoHp : 6Da a.
Den BbiIippinen. es III be0eufeno
Itidisr. ols oas meritaniids uu0 oFris
idnifhs M~obageag4OlB un6 lei6str ~
~5sarteittH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
BMIaaren crobcrn
ucitercs Oebict!

Sofia. 3. SAT-, iiber 9onOon.
Dos ariegsantt mel0et, Dap bulgnri.
Idle 5treitfrQfte oas gan3e 2untn.
uitfa 8ebiet Dem Jeinoe entriiieu
baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
NhGsfpnb.

eipaeanuacn III Der Cfiiee Der
1ribHue mir Sie arieasnoiieioeuoen
pon &. ~ 9itebtt9r. @oopcr, Jicbr,
500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03

&c be5ablt ti6E II ben .RInl.
.Ffisiertrn Anseigea~ Der Gribune al
a1ainrAexen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-03
lin $50 beito6len.

3aniel Wehers BON @reat Soils,
9l6Ht.. traf Gisnstog goci iiebeits-
luir0iqe Aerren, 0ie ibn 5u eiieul
5pieiden o~ufforoerten. I'm 5u 5ei-
gen. ooB CT genlig @clo babe, mics
er cine 3oae 9apiergelo I'M 8ertc
BON $50 Dor. einer Der bei0en net
ten 0erreu riB inn Dos @el0 Gus
Der 5ano, morani tie beioc 0ic
Iludt erarifeu. 9iepers botte 0as
Spiel uerloren.
Ger Snun6potfrieg bat englallo
bis JEST idou fait 0rei gRiaioHcs
Souneu aefoi5et. Gabei BOT cr
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-07-26
Poultry Elocks Smaller.

Reports recently gathered concern
ing 5.29S flocks of poultry on farms
and in small towns in all parts of the
country show that the average number
of hens per flock this year Is 107, az
compared with 14G in 1914. This in
formation, which was obtained by an
incubator manufactures in the middle
West, indicates that shortage of sup
ply has been an important factor in
producing present high prices for poul-
try and eggs. 1t appears that a very
considerable number of poultry raisers
have sacrificed many of their hens for
the sake of immediate prOfitS-a policy
the effects of which are now being felt
by the entire country.-Popular Me-
chanics Magazine.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-07-26
Funny Bio Boy Scouts.

Two Ohio members of the officers
reserve corps at Fort Benjamin Har-
rison were walking along East Tenth
street, near the technical high school
campus, two weeks ago. They passed
a group of small boys, who gazed, so
the men thought, in tremendous admi-
ration and awe. Just as the near
officers-maybe pulled out their chests
in just pride, one of the young ire
pressibles shouted:
"Oh, Jimmy, look at the funny big
Boy Scouts."-Indianap News.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-07-26
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-07-26
Very True.

Shells great fun to flirt with a
man till you get him to propose and
then say NO"
He-Its fun for the man, too, but he
runs a great risk.
She-HOw?
He-The girl might deceive him and
say Eyes"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-07-26
Imnrovlnn the Chances.

Madge-The war is taking all the
boys away.
Marjorie-We should worry. Won't
all the rich old fellows be left?-Town
Topics.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-05
WILLY AND NIcKY

American editors are poking no end of fun at the Kaiser over the expose of the WillyNicky correspondence be- tween the Emperor and the i'll fated Czar. It Is most interesting to note the various viewpoints taken by the able contemporaries and the manner in which they size up the character of the two autocrats. They are univer- sally agreed that the Kaiser is re- vealed in his true light-that of a busy-body and "fixer'-and that the ex-Czar on the other hand although he committed the indiscretion of lis tening to the tempter. was pretty square at that, and showed himself to be the bigger man of the two.
 But the most striking feature of the whole correspondence was their sur prising use of silly nicknames. In the old days. when the belief in the divinity of kings still held full sway ron earth, kings were wont to clothe themselves in, dignity. They were imperial monarchs in all their acts. thereby aiming to impress their fellow monarchs as we'll as their subjects. But times have changed, and, one con- temporary wonders how the self-ap- pointed partner of the Almighty" ," could condescend to sign his letters Willy to a fellow potentate. The jog of being king has it's advantages as well as it's disadvantages these days; the thrones are shaking to pieces; and it is indeed a strange freak of fate that exposes the most imperial majesty of them to a ridicule that is more deadly than death it. self. Who knows but that this ex- pose of the Willy-NickyS episode is a part of the Divine program. to first destroy the glamour of earthly king ships and thereby destroy the kings themselves?
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-05
DRAF TED

He had never thought of being q soldier. When he heard that the con scription law had passed it occurred to him that some day he might he. But that day seemed very far away. He knew that Uncle Sam was rais- ing a regular army and a big nation al guard, and he thought that it would be all that the country needed. Peo- pie seemed to think the war would be over before many Americans could get to France, and anyhow lots of fel- lows would probably be going before he was wanted.
 Then his number came from Wash ington-amOng the first. Soon the To- cal draft board met He was sum- moned for examination. He felt rath- CT proud when the docter told him that there was nothing the matter with him, for pride of health and strength is a human instinct No, he had no dependents; but he had a good home, the home he was brought up in, and a mother who kept her tears beck and would not tell him not to go. And he had good trade, and was saving something. He was not quite sure what for-but he began to suspect though none of those he had met so far seemed to be the right one.
 But it didn't matter so much now He was reading the war news every day. He was learning what the en- emy had been trying to do to his country. His country. It had become his country so easily and 1t had asked him for so little that he had seldom thought of it before this. He squared his shoulders a trifle. as he realized what it meant to him. And as it came home to him that this was not only his country but that this country was depending upon him for protec- tfon, for the protection of everything that made him love life in America, pride of patriotism touched his heart and he promised himself as his mus cles set taut that he will do it.
 And doing it he is, God bless him! We don't know his name. but our prayers are with him, and millions like him; and here's our hand, com rade, and everything that is back of it; and we'll keep the home fires burning until you return again
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-05
THE CROSS THEY CARRY

"Men fight wars, but it is the mo- thers of a nation who raise an army. They are the silent patriots. Given her will, every mother In this great land would go to war, if by so doing she could keep her sons in safety. It Is easier to go than to send your boy" Such are the sentiments recent ly expressed by one of Americas fore. most women, Mary Roberts Rhinehart and her chosen words embody one of the most beautiful tributes ever paid to the self-sacrificing women of the Republic.
 Mothers are the silent patriots. What wealth of sentiment in the expression. Time and agin We hear of the wonderful work that women are doing to help wage the war. The Russian women are on the firing line. The women of France are making mu- nitions, tcultivating the fields. and some of them have actually hitched themselves to the blow in order that the country maybe kept at the high est possible efficiency and thus be able to hold the enemy at bay. In England, over million and a quarter women have stepped into the occupa- tional vacancies caused by the depar, ture of the men for the front and, all told. over five million women are now engaged in the various industrial and other occupations. In this respect the war is still long way from Amer. ica, but when the war does come home 10 us it goes without saying that our women will show their mettie in a thousand unmistakable ways.
 All such hardships, however, pale into utter insignificance besides the supreme sacrifice which war inflicts upon women-the gift Of their sons to the country. Already million mothers in America have been called upon to make this sacrifice. Showing superior courage and choking back the tears for the moment, they have car. ried their precious gifts to the alter But who can weigh the cross they carry, for who can read . mothers heart?