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Seblaebti1iff
lief auf einc ai1inc

9afbinefon, 80. Gcpt.-Qos
SdIadtidiff 01inneiota lief oui
cine W2ine 1tnipeit Oes 9eIomore
greaftpater. Gas Sbiff erlttt atpar
@daoen, bod firO feline @erlitite 8it
beri6ten. gds S6iff lief inter els
genem 3ompf in einen Safen.
Ser l1ulfaug I1Bt iid borldtlfig
nidt feItitcilen, iopie oltd, Oh Die
Mine non Dem 6eino geleet tpitr6e
ooer nidt, iaoen Die Sdiffsoffiaiere.
Die Mlatincoffi8iere erinnern Oaron.
oaB Der GeLoonlpfer Serbert 8.
9r1tt ourd) cine 6erartige Maine
beriertt fnnroe, Die 0urd Elm II.
Boot geleot ipnbe. 8ie @innelota
lit Elm 5dlahtidiff bonn 9rea0-
noltgbt 3np uno ipur6e I'M Sabre
1905 in geelpport Stems gebdiit.
sic bot 10000 Sonnen @niierber.
brdrgung, lit $40 SUB lang ltno
bat cine @enanmtng bon 450.
sic fiibrt bier 0reiaebna0Ilige,
aft 8.8ollige @eidiise itnO einige
aononen fletneren adlibers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
Orc6c 11)ocbe Ses
2lkzSarzBen Seites
Iae &or6ereitnnaen snr grphen
eleftriidlen 9araOe 9littiuOdJ
a6enO getrOffcu.

Sir 0ie 9eipobner bon See.
brasfd uno 0elt an9ren3en6en Staa.
ten biIoet bic 5eier Ser Sitter bon
@f-Sor-@en Die SauptfeIhpetbe I'M
Sabre. Son 9}ab uno 6ern fonlrnen
fie ge3ogen unt Die @un6er oer
@oubtitaot gibola 81 ieben uno Sos
rob 8u itou1en. 9oB 6ie beiten @ors
bereitttneen getroffen iptroen I'M
bie trelten 9}ilger Feitlidj Su enls
pfongen, gilt bei ben 9ittern bon
@f.6nr9en dls ieIbltreocrl6. Die
SoditrnBe 6es &onigs lit felt Sagea
i6on bon eiier 0fenge Beiterer uno
nergniigter Menlden beiu6t, bic
Ii6 einen barrlloien @erg1iigeu.
bingeben, itn0 10 ouf titr5e Belt
Die Diiiere 6es 2e6ens bergeiien.
Die Staot iel6it brangt i'm beiten|
sSobneit- nn0 sSorbeni1utu6, iooabI
Die 8eiuber BEL ibrer gtuflinft To-.
fort in 0ie ridtige sSeItItimmung'
geroten. Sic groBen ltrt5iige fra
gen elm miIitGrilhes @eprGge itno
Die geiuo6nIiden Sterblidben ineer,
0oB aid oas &onigraidb iiber tue[.I
DIES Der beItebte ,Rer@ berrIht,I
an6 i'm 8ei8en oes ariegeg Itebt|
iDie er gegentDdrti8 Die @enlittpr
beberridt. &enn Die @ettergeiuoLten
Elm Ginieben bo6en fuer0en otd
Die fd0nen Gage bon glrroniuej,
Die in ben letten Sogen 10 frie6Ii6l
geberridt, niht bor5eitig Su Gnoel
ge6en laIien. Soiiet SreuSe .ua6I
5rieOen berriden i'm gieid oes aO.l
ftig 9er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
@eneral gerilines geridJt.

g8aibinqton, 80. Sept. -SSSt1 benz
heittieen 9ertft oes Generals Ser
i0ing betBt es: nltniere &rlippen
ItoBen onbalteno auf beftigen feia0s
liden 8ioerItolto. Sic 9euti6en
Iino ge3pungen lpor0en, frifde 9i-
biIionen bon on0eren Seilen Der
sSront ins Seuer 5t fiibren. 3pii6en
Greaers llno 0em Gale Der 9lire it!6
mir Itatfen @egenangriffen begegnet
lul6 babcn oieielben obgeIhIaget. "
@oibington, 30. Sept. General
GerIbing bat naditeben0en 8eridt
eingeionot: Sic ottt 26. September
eroffneten gtngrife entlpideln fid er-
folereih. Srok Oes beftigen fein6li-
den Synfanterie-, g1aidinengetpe9rs
rnO g[rtil(eriefeuers 0rlngeit 1tniere
Srltppen inlrner meiter Dor 1tno be-
ben Die 2fuBenlpecfe bon 8rieuIles
ltno Grerlnott ereidtr. alebr olS
20 9rtIdaften ilnO enorme Dtengen
&riegsnlaterioL fino ms IN Die Son-
oe gefalen Die 3agL Der @efdngenen
lift i'm Stei9elt.
g(merifaniihe s5lieger fino Ser
Ser SUIT; t2 5eiielbaaons ltno iiber
90 g(eroplone itn0 bon ibnen berab-
geI1olien inor0er. Ser 8erluit rn-
ierer 6lua8eitae it tueniger olS Der
brittle Seii 6ieier 3Qbl. 9Syyn 8er-
biitblntg nit briiiiden ltnO fran56-
liIden glernplanell hobett lie trob Der
1lngilnltigen @itternng mertooae
9ienite berriAtet ltno ibre &ufgabelt
ausgefiibrt.
gtnblte9er0es 1T Der ausSu9 zines
eineu neutiden @efoneenen I'M
@oepre 8iitrift orn %. September
a6genonlulenen @riefes: n@merifa-
ner iteben Dor unierer sront. gtui
inlierett reAten Ssliigel beteiligtetl
ii6 Sipur SSnoiolter on oem 9[ngriff.
9ta9 0ent ariege fam &nrI Ntnp
ipieoer Elm Bud iiber ben arieg uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
?)antees id)lagerl
@egtnangrifft ab
@cncral Paie n,elcct, Sab ser ScinS iriibc Grtps
pen ilts Setter fiibrt, aber perecbiitt
= Sespcraten 1DiScritaftS leiitet
Slieeer t,tn iid riibmlid1 bcrpcr

feline Grfobritngcr, bie er NIT iei-
nen tenren ssSnoianern gel1a9t bat,
idreiben."
Seinb fii6rt friide Srappen ins
syeuer.
@fit Ser 9(merifaniiden gru,ee
meItlid BON 9erOun. 80. Sept.
llnite0 9reB.) - ssStt ibren 8entiis
6ttngen, Die gLinerifoner 5tpiiden oen
g(rgonnen 8aIoe iu1O Der @ions ouf-
8ubalten, fii6rt Der 5einO forfiuaD-
reno friide Gioiitonen ilts 5eiier,
luoourd onS @efeft iirb iirltner bef-
tiger qeitaItet. NaiIiouri &al1ias
uno Ohio 9ritppen baltelt trokOent
iie bereitS felt bier Sagen i'm aalnpfe
Liegen, ben 9tngriffen bes 5eilloes
nidt mir Gtano, ionoern geben 81
@egenaugriffen iiber. 9ie feinOlid)e
g(rtiaerie entfaltet eine grobere Sd.
tigfeit; Dds 5elter oerielben aber
miro pon ltnleret 8atterien SSduB
Inn GAnB erlpioart.
Die 9lmerifaner b1ber ibren geil
5ur 3ertrilmlllerung oer Siiloenbltrg
2irlie beigetroQett. gn elmer 5roat
bon 5000 ga9roS baben iie geItera
Die OentIde &erteioi9ltngslinie eillge-
bpgen nno iiho fait bier @ieiIelt
ipeit borgeorungen. Gle bnben ben
g(uItroliern, Die iid bort oiif 0eln
gortnarid befin0erb Den aeg geoff-
net.
Seute frii6 6nttelt Die G)anfees lire
Manni9aften reorgnniitert iinO grei.
fen oett 5eino III Der 6lanfe an.
8ei oenl geitriaen slnariff Der
4merifaner ipnr0e eite groBe Gn5abI
Solfs bertpen0et. 3eriel6e erfoIgte
on eitlen Yuflfte, mo oie glrmee oes
Generals bon 9ntier nit Oeriettigen
bes Generals bon Der Martpis Sitb-
lung initeinatlDer ba6en. 9ie s.,
81, 12t. nno 1s5. Sibiiion ftan-
ben ibnen geeenilber, n1brenO alI-
oere III 9teierbe gebolten ,ipurOen.
s(merifaniide sylieser int aanipf.
2onOon, 80. Gept.-Seltige Sc.
peiden an oie 3ailp Stems beiogen,
oaB onerifalliibe s5Iieeer fid orn
Sonttag an 80 adutpfen beteiligt
uno 80 2(eroptona berabgeidoiien bo-
ben, obne irgeno lpel6e gerlltIte er-
Iitten 81 baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
Sebnener Sc6iffsbail

@eottle, 80. Sept 9nr6 Den
StapeIlauf beg neuen 9,400 Son-
men Sioblfrodt0drnpfer 95ettc,
bon Ser 0ortb Gncific Sbip 8uiIo-
ing COMPANY, lit Der @eltrefpro I'M
S6iffbnu ii6ertroffen ipor0en. 9ie
S3ette puroe III Sd &ogen, bon Ser
&iellegung gerednet, ge6aut uno III
Ser gr6Bte SSrohtoalnpfer, Der bis
ieBt i'm Seattle SAiffsbaubof ee.
bout ptf6e. Der bette btsberi9e
&eforo, Der in oieIem neuen Sdiffs-
boubofe er5ieIt puroe, bot Ole
sSirno Sfinner &, @0oD in Seattle,
nit 1913 Sagen errei6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
edofolate fir eOISaten.

2on6on, 30. Sept.-8ie erite
Sen0ung einer SrOer bon LOO.
600 S6ofoIate.anhen Simt @e-
'6roud fir oag glmerifaniihe Rote
Sereus in England, 1T in einem
enaliihen Sofen nlgafonunen. es
lit Dies cine neue gorte Sdofolnte
uno 1T einc Miidnng bon @ei5en,
geniie ino Goiinen nit Shofolote,
ipoonrd ein 9oblgeiGmof cr5ielt
spir6. Den bisber niat credit tpitros.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
linn Sf,tOO 6eito6len.

glrt6nr q. Smith, Setretdr Der
Rees 8rintin9 gonlpanp, tpuroe
Soulsiag glohntittog aiif einem 5ar.
nam GtraBen6nbnpagen bon eineut
3aiden0ieb INN $l,t00 beitoblen.
Tas @eI6 iDdr fir ole 2obnitng Der
9lngeIteIlteu Der giees 8rilting SO.
beItinllnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
9(mtlidJe Seisatsbermittelnns.

Soag, 80. Sept.-0ie 8itHeL-
oorfer gta6ridten iagen l6aB amt.
lihe @eiratsitellen IN Der 8robin3
Sn9ien er0ffnet tpurOen, Die nit
ser glufga5e betrdnt iino, Seiraten
5fpiiben ariegsnittpen rmo beriuitrl.
oeten SoIoaten 5u berntitteln, oie
iib iuieOer 3u bprbeirafen iuiinidenJ
Inn ons Geid1it oes berTtorbenen
M3onnes ipeiier alt fiibren. 3u Die.
lem 3nef nimmt oieie antsite[le
@eiude ud0 @ani1e oieier gtrt
bon beioen Seiten entgegen iino
lit Der gerl1ittIer 8lpii9en ben bel.
oen gerionet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
Baron Bilri0ft
iita9t stucitett
SricSensucri6

9ori2, 30. Sept. Sortnddige
@eriidte Iol(en III politii6en areis
fen in 8ien I'M ltmla1f fem, ipo-
mad Baron gurian, Der gtusIon0s.
miniiter. 6en arieefiibrer0en cine
5lpeite 5rie0ensnote ien0en miro,
beridtet oos 3irider SSourunl. gs
miro beridtct, BOB bieie gtote 9leid.
Iolttepo ipie bie erite iei, bod om
Sdlub cine GrflGrttng entbolte,
bie cine 9(b1n6ernng bes lleberein.
forlnlers orr glliierten be5pedeu
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
11rdiiSent 1i,ilIcn
pcr Sent Kcn9reB

ggafbington 80. Sept, -@rGii-
bent g8iIion miro nm / llbr Dor
Dem aongreB erideinet uno ben
Seuat erfuden, oas al(gemeine
Stimmrehts glmenbement alS cine
arieqsmoRrcqel al poiiicrcr. Der
grdiioent bat geItegt fem 8otihnft
porbereitct.
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4ocricncm
nit Jnfluen5a

Bottom 80. gept.-Qer StaatS-
8eimtobeitstonltniii6r &elp bot
Dem @enernl.8unoar5t @Iue Elm
SeGegruItnn geiaf0t, iuorirt er iagt,
oaB mt,loeitenS an $4,000 Berionen
i'm Staate @eaiiaduietts non Der
iponiItbeu SSnfluen8a befaIlen iin6.
@ie @adluae geitaltet iid tdgIid
i6linnter.
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SmIsarien iitdlt S5ilfe in ggaI6inaton. |

tkttlh ~
8aIbili9ton, 30. Sept. - Ser
bulgdriide @eionbte in @1Ibington
Nanoretoff uuterbreitete belte benz
StaatsIefret1r 2onIing Elm S6reiben
ieiner Regieritng, in tpelAer Die Ser.
Staoten eriuht iperoen ibren g1ten
GinfluB bein ablbIuB oes 8affen,
itiGltnnos stniiben 8ul9nrien uno
ben 4qiierten gelteno 5it MAIDEN. 9a
Die Observation-Disclosures ge0ingu1gen
o6er bereits nnter3eidnet iporben
iinO, pir6 bon ben Gtantsoepdrte.
nent Der Meinttng Ausoruf berlie-
ben, ooB lpeitere Sdritte Der anie.
ritaltii6en Hegierltng nntt0tig itn0.
Gs miro crinortet, oaB nttninebr
au6 Die Siirfei 6eln 9eiipieI 4ttIgo-
riens folgen iino fif aus bem ariege
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30
Streitfrage bpn 9nnSes6eborOe
nnterinflt.

Sic gentionale 9(r6eitg arbeits.
beb6roe bat E. g. 9febnolos, 9rdii-
bent Ser 9mobo Central 2obor llnt.
on, benadridtigt, 6oB Elm 8ertreter
Der 8eb0r6e na6 .Smaba fommen
lm0 oie llnionfierung Der 8oli8et un0
SSeueriue9r rrlterinAen uns iuontog-
lih ihlihten ipir0.
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eiien6aln gidet ofiieen asidllOiien

2eeten Sanlgtog ipnr0en Die Sidet
Sfficen aller bier einIanfenoen 8ab.
men geidloiIen un0 p1BrenO DER
Gouer 6es Rrieges eeidloiien blei.
ben. SIN oeren SteIle tuuroe beltte
Int Union Gacific @ebdllbe Elm tom
loIioiettes 5obrforten 8iiro eroffs
net, iueldes tdglid bon $50 1lbr
morgens Biz $50 ltbr aben0s cffen
ieiu miro.
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gerInr $1,000 0ianlnntrina.

ssrau George 8ran0eis beridtcte
Der Goli3ei, bob ibr Elm $4,000 9ia-
montring obBonOen getonlmen it,
tpGbren6 iie iidj in :.-rer Gar om
Santstag o6eno nlf oem 8ege nad
oent 8beoter befano. Ser 9fing iit
in Der 9fitte init einent 5.aorat 9io.
nlnnten beiett, untrirot bon einen
areiie fleinerer Gteire.
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wetterbcri1t.

sir DmoBn uno llrngeger6, ben
ztoot glebrostG nnO Soma: Megeu.
ifloiier ilno fiibler beiitc Mben0 !:
9ienstos iiDobrideinIid idoa utii
jteiasaosr SgnlRerotHE -
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g(rnienicr Oevprticrt.

Bolton, 30. Sept.-Die Sitften
baben 5000 glrmenier bon aies
ranoropol in Gransfaufniien be.
borfiert unO bieLe Der g(rnenier
in @eni3af enttpaffnet, 10 Iaitet
ein aabeIgraglm, 6os sic armeuiide
Rational llaion IN g(merita bon
Or. glratian sSrGiioent Ses ar.
menilden 8ates in g1fu, erfself
Der Giitritt aaropagb lit nod nitt
bon ben 3iirfen beiett. Z
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i'm Syabre 1914 iiberI6ritten bobrL
iie ge5lDitngen iiuo, onrauf bcondt
5u iein iid IN gtorSiranfrei6 8it be.
buipteli. BOD Dor eitigGn gSohen
piirOe man ee1laIibt baben, onB ct
ipas oerdrtiees mir nn9 nionateIan.
gen idperen adntpien erlnogliht
iueroen f0nne-5eute ober iii 6
cine rollen0e 9ntioGe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30

6ltriid5ieBen miro. @eIhiebt 0ieies,
oaltn iperoell 9eutidlon6S Gage in
0ieien ariege oud balb ge5dblt iein.
9as fSunnuineHtSu Dem Sieg I'M
Sabre 1919 lit nitnnlebr geIegt NOR.
ben. 9ie 2oge an ser 8eitfront lit
eine oerartige, OaB, iobnlO smerifa
BORT ieine gun5e &raft entfaItet ba-
ben miro, Elm 9tieoerringen Der 0eut-
iheit araft erfoleen miro. SsSnt
Often peroen Ole 4Iliierten an Der
bintereit Sitre 9euti4lanos pohcn;
5eIterreitb miro nieoergerltn9en iper-
ben lino IN SiuBIon0 tperoen Die
3eutihen ge8luulaeu iueroen, i1ren
Salt, Sen iie Durd Sen 8reit.9itobst
5eie6pftsDefifug erbniten babeit nltf-
augeben.
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Sc mcbr 2i6ertb6onos gefauit
Deroen. oeito geringere 9erllite oil
gieni9enle5en neroen mir du be.
tInaeH ba6en. n
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9fuh nuf ser aeinbnbn oes &c.
bens ai6t es bispeilen cute 9en
ner. DIE om Bfojien bleiben. gia0'
den. Die flirien.
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4mlaariett eeht a,tf
ale 8ecinantteen
Scr 2luiiertett cir
toaffenitini nitancsancrbiet nitter5ci6net; Bul
earien mmb Bcsiebnneen NIT 5entral>
iit6dbtcn amfocbcft -

9ars 80 Sept $3.50 l6r nadmihaas) Sier eusetrofene
ansn ba8en, Oaf Der @afntanb suncn gngrcn nnO ben
@acrten nnteeine ppScn it, Gs wrb bcri bah alien tari
An 5urbnusen, bic Snlsacn unest wnben enproden it, Die
8affenfilt tanosbeOnannaen inS
brgabe aer ugarenSftGft nnherbul6 Der @renn gnI.
surns nuS SemOblrnns Der bnsarn ce nnebab Der SanOes
grensen,
goafanbs gb6rnd Der Scsbunsn NIT SerdanS, Seferdj.
ltngarn nn6 Der Sirfei.
Grer Snrsas arter strsitfrdi bnrdl baleari4es eet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-30

anuit 9iberib6onosl 2i6ertD.
bombs bouen Sdifie uaO Slug.
zenoe.
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Gas gBaffenitillitan

2on6on 30 sept bnlgaride Mafiegt an0sonben Dot
gn0en g8ortlon ,aneeid8 bon ng tdnOaen mtanon nn0
at qnuomer grorteug Der Gage nit allen open 8eboron
maen ben Sberbeebls6aer oes Seeres Dem 0baber Der
&cre Der 4aertn IN SaGonifi Die Gnllg Der Standardization
Die afna6me bon 8erGotongen ar erlan9ua zines &aenian.
6es uno Srieoen bor5hage 8 Mgeo bugdrien 4boro
Ino pa gein obeno ubsere nit o 9ebonnGgten Der
Gnrnte in geri6rmg su geInngen. s.
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Sriteu I'll ..en III
GQmbrQis &ororten
2lmf Scr oaf,sen Clinic s,uiidbcn Gantbrai nnS st.
Quentin toben eciualtiec idmpfc; Scr SeinS
pebrt iicb ucrsreifclt
lam abcr Ii6er Srinscn Sic alaiierten por

len @eeenangrifi oboeidtdgen bat
ten, eroberten iie oie Gerreeit 9ln-
bobe rnO itonOen se8en abenO 5lpei
Meilen bon 9ioulers. Die felt Dem
9lngriff Der gelgier genadte 3ab[
Der @efangenen be8iffert ii6 auf
u6er $500. @te6r ols 100 @eIdiise
nno aablreiGe @iaidineit6eipebre 10.
lpie 8ombeuluerfer urlo cine Iienge
ariegsmdterial tpEroen erbelltet.
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@eIaisr 6tingen DOT.

BelgiIdle Irtpper b0beil 1iTirllioe
eeuommen-lo miro offi8iea gemeI.
6et. 9lnd 3erran, Stnnmberg,
99asidlenooele. gloorsleoae un0 Elm
1aiL bon @eItrooiebefe 1T DOn ibuen
helett iuor0en. Gieies be0eaiet ei.
nen 9orntarid BON me6rere,l gieilen.
gladl0elH Die geloier eiHen fraitDol.
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PERMIT (No ss4). AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6. 1877 ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-07-26
Ever See a Dinoonek?

The dingonek Is huge, unclassified
aquatic monster, says the Wide World
Magazine. 1t resembles in many of its
characteristics the extinct dinosaur, q
huge reptile Of the Mesozoic period, fos-
sils Of which have been discovered by
psychologists in the sandstone strata
both of the African and American con-
tinents. 1t lives in Lake Victoria N.Y.
ANA and it's numerous tributaries and
there is no record of the monster hav-
ing been seen in any other part of the
world. Whether 1t Is descendant of
one of the huge prehistoric saurians
that has by a process of adaptation
living as it does in impenetrable re-
gions far away from the encroachments
of civilized man-continucd with but
slight notifications through prodigious
ages to the present time, or whether 1t
is an unclassified reptile or amphlbian,
it is equally impossible to say, as no
specimen exists either of Its bones or
of its skin. That this monster does ex-
list, however, there can be no particle
Of doubt, as the testimony Of authori-
tative eyewitnesses cannot be reason
ably dlscredited.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-07-26

daughter of the late A. Rodgers War
rem, the well known broker, to Mr.. NAL
colin COrcoran Dunn of Fifth avenue.
Miss Warren, it will be remembered,
was one Of the most charming of our
season before lasts debutantes and"-
etc.
The captain read the brief item
through
EYES," he said slowly, II see."
Pearson looked at him in amazement.
"Are you going to permit her to mar
ry that-that fellow"
"Well, amt sartin that I can stop
her."
"My God, mani Do you realize-and
she-yOur niece-why"-
There, there, Jiml I realize it all,
I cal-late. It's my business to rea-
lie it."
"And it isn't mine. No, of course, it
isn't. You're right there"
"Hold on!" commanded the captain.
"Hold on, jim! Don't you go off hat
cooked. When said twas my business
to realize this thing meant just that
and nothin' more. want hintin', and
you ought to know it. You do know it,
don't your
The young man paused. eyes," he
answered, after an instants struggle
with his feelings; Eyes, do. 1 beg
your pardon, captain"
"Sort Of knocked you on your beam
ends, 1 understand. Well, Jim," with
sigh, II amt exactly on an even keel
myself"
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AS They Stepped Into the Trolley Pear
son Bought an Evening Paper.
the papers. And, Tim, remember that
none of us is to be disturbed. Do you
understands"
Eyes, sir" said Tim and departed.
Captain Elisha regarded his friend
with some dismay.
Say" he exclaimed, this must be
serious if it takes the skipper and both
mates to handle it,"
Sylvester did not smile. ut is" he
answered. Come"
He led the way into the room open.
ing from the rear of his own. 1t was
large apartment with long table in
the center. Mr.. Kuhn, brisk and bust
nesslike, was already there. He shook
hands with his client. AS he did 80
Graves, dignified and precise as ever,
entered, carrying a small portfolio fill
ed with papers.
The four took chairs at the table.
Graves united and opened the port.
folio. Captain Elisha looked at his
solemn companions, and his lips
twitched.
Sylvester took card from his peck
ct and referred to penciled men,
orandum on it's back.
Captain Warren" he began slowly,
"as you know, and as directed by you,
my partners here and | have been en-.
gagged for months in carefully going
over your brothers effects, estimating
values, tabulating and sorting his va
rious properties and securities, sep
arating the good from the worthless,
and there was, as we saw at a glance,
a surprising amount of the latter
"Um-hm," interrupted the captain,
"cut short bonds and the like of that,
l know. Excuse me. Go on"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-07-26
CHAPTER XIV.

"Now We're COMM to the Rock"
~ VINE o'clock is an early hours for
y New York lawyer of prom
inence to be at his place of bust.
ness. Yet when Captain Elisha asked
the office boy Of Sylvester, Kuhn &
Graves if the senior partner was in he
received an affirmative answer. Syl-
vester welcomed him gravely.
He pushed an electric button on bis
desk. The Office boy answered the
ring.
"Have Mr. Kuhn and Mr.. Graves ar.
rived" asked the lawyer.
Eyes, sir; both of them, SIR"
"Tell them Captain Warren is here
and ask them to join us in the inner
room. Remind Mr.. Graves to bring
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-07-26
She Got Her Share.

Charlotte Jane attended a party, and
Oh returning home she says: Mother,
the kids acted terribly. Mrs. A. left
the cake on the table and as soon as
she was out of the room, the kids
all grabbed for it,"
Mother said: Il hope you did not
act that way"
"Well, mother, do you think l was
mothers angel child and sat back
While the other kids grabbed the eats"
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waist measure you'll realize that stoop-
in over and comfort don't go together.
l hope to be comfortable pretty soon,
but shan't be till them boots are off.
Set down. The agony'u be over in a
minute"
Pearson declined to sit. "Not yet"
he said. "And you let those shoes
alone until you hear what I've got to
say. A newspaper friend Of mine has
sent me two tickets for the opera to-
night. want you to go with me-"
Captain Elisha was surprised.
ITO the opera?" he repeated. "Why
that's "a sort of singin' theater, amt
itp
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-07-26
AS Usual.

"War doesn't change husbands
much, does it?" "No; mine loses his
collar button as usual"
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Newark, n. j., eliminates German
from public schools.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-12-13
ROBERTS IN THE LEAD
Official Returns Of November
Election Received

Official returns Of the November
election have been received By the
governor and the secretary Of
state, from ninety-ive of the
ninety-six counties, and unofficial
returns have been secured from
Lawrence county, making the
counties complete. The election
was held November 5. and it has
required the space of one month
for the official returns to be in the
hands of the officials designated to
act as custodian of the returns.
The largest number Of votes was
cast in the contest for railroad
commissioner for East Tennessee,
1852, 1870, while 160,734 voters ex-
ercised their right of suffrage in
the contest forsU United States SEN
.ator and 160,524 voted for gov
ernor.,
Albert H. Roberts, democratic
nominee for governor, received
the largest vote of all candidates,
99,901, while Senator John X.
Shields was second with 99,636.
Judge. Roberts defeated Judge
Lindsay, bis republican opponent,
by majority of 39,278 votes while
the majority for Senator Shields
was 38.538. General Hannah had
a majority over George G. Taylor
of 29,068.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-12-13
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Ex.Kaiser Makes Effort TO Kill
Himself

William Hohenzolzern, former
German emperor, has attempted
to commit suicide, following men,
tai depression, according to Cop
enhagen dispatches. A member of
the former emperor's retinue, who
prevented the ex-kaiser from car.
rying out his intentions, received
a wound it is claimed. 1t is also
claimed that the former German
emperor has had serveral inter-
views at Amerongen with two
German experts on international
law, with whom he discussed his
personal position. These experts
arrived and left in rather mys-
FERROUS manner.
The impression prevails that the
ex-kasier, being unwilling to face
his accussrs, especially court
formed by the allied nations, il
the moment of depression, decided
to bring an end to his career by
taking his own life.