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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-22
BREADS.

Oatmeal Bread-A very nourish-
ing substitute for white bread. Two
| cups rolled oats or one cup rolled
| oats and one cup meal (this combi-
nation does not make as coarse a
bread as entire oatmeaD; three
quarters cup sugar, one level table
spoon salt, one heaping teaspoon
lard or drippings. Pour over these
ingredients three cups boiling water
and let cool.
When lukewarm add one cake
yeast dissolved in one cup warm
water. Stiffen with sufficient white
flour to make very stiff and knead
well. Divide into two loaves and let
raise in pans.
When light bake in moderate oven
one hour.
Graham Bread without molasses
or sugar; will make ten loaves
Pare and cook three good-sized
potatoes. While they're boiling
break two cakes OF compressed yeast
into half cup lukewarm water with
one teaspoon sugar. Mash potatoes,
let cool little, add yeast Add en-
ough white -four 10 make rather
stiff batter. Keep in warm place
and it win be raised in an hour,
Then take about twelve pounds
white -four and two and one-half
gether 'and add. If you have 1t liz
adds to taste one cup of sour milk
and three tablespoons salt. Let rise
and bake one and one-quarter hours.
THE TABLE.
Roast Flank With Tomatoes-Take
flank steak, wash and wipe Off WELL
put in pan, season we'll with butter
salt and pepper. Then take can
49, Is L
and let roast real slow until steak
is real tender. II necessary you may
add little water. but you'll find the
tomatoes make enough moisture for
meat. Makes a very nice meal.
Spaghetti a PItalienne Three
quarter cup olive oil, one large onions
one green pepper, three cloves, garlics
one teaspoon salt, one tablespoon
-four, one small can Italienne tomato
paste, one scant pound fine
spaghetti.
and garlic. Stir in saucepan with
oil. Let fry until onion begins TO
brown, then add can Of tomato PASTE
salt and -four rubbed smooth with
water Cook five minutes.
Cook spaghetti until done in boil
ing water drain in colander thor
oughly, add to sauce. serve steam
Ing hot with grated Parmesan cheese.
Breakfast food made from stale
old bread or toast which
has not been buttered in a place
where 1t will become hard and dry.
Put through a foOd grinder. Put in
oven and toast on all sides. Serve
With sliced bananas and cream. This
makes a very good dish for children.
Graham waffles for wheatless days
One cup graham flour, one-half
easpoon salt one round teaspoon
baking powder, one cup sweet milk
wo- thirds cup cold water.
Mix dry ingredients. then add milk
Ind water. Beat vigorously and bake
IN well creased hot waffle iron. Serve
either with chicken and gravy or
lutter and powdered sugar They
hould be eaten as soon as baked so
hey will be crisp.
The batter should be very thin so
is to be "rlnny'' and is much nicer
{ left to rise five minutes before
sing. This will make six waffles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-22
sTEwEo PEAcHEs WITH

r Pick over and wash ones pound
dried peaches. Soak over night in
enough cold water to cover. Cook
slowly in same water and when half
done add one-half cup raisins and
one cup sugar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-22
Little Red Grocery
r. TUNINSKY
So Front Street
Phone 2465
r. TUNINSKY

You can save money ON your expenses these days by
looking over our prices and buying here Our advice is
to buy where you do the best Phone Hour orders
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-22

Breakfast.
Prunes. Dat Meal. Top Milk.
Whole Wheat Toast Marmalade.
Coffee.
Lunch.
Dreamed Chicken on Whole Wheat
Toast.
Cookies. Chocolate.
Dinner.
Asparagus, Salad, French Dressing.
Bran Rolls, Apple Tapioca Pudding.
Tea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15

CHICAGO, April 15.-Profes-
sor William Isaac Thomas was
granted a continuance until FRI
day in morals court here today on
the disorderly conduct charge
growing out OF his relations with
Mrs. II. M. Granger. "a years old
army widow" who called him
her dear baldheaded old daddy"
Seated apart from a motley
crowd Of negroes and others In
the court, the distinguished,
elderly sociologist awaited the
disposition of an immortality
charge against a young woman in
cheap clothes before his case was
called.
Mrs. Granger, i'll at his home
and under the motherly care of
Mrs. Thomas. absented herself
from court today. Attorney Peter
Sissman, of Clarence Darrow's
law office. asked for the post
ponement which Judge Graham
granted.
Guarded by his counsel to pre-
vent newspapermen quizzing him.
Prof. Thomas quickly left the
courtroom, The continuance OBJ
tanned was thought to foreshadow
a fight against the city police de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
Monday, April Is, 1sls-rHE TACoMA rIMELrage seven
In the
E ditor's
Mail
Hammers Gronen
EDIEOR THE TIMES:

ANDli<oAh
In view of your disclosures rela-
tive to the proposed new power
plant and Gronen's activities,
have this to say: Every act OF
Gronen's since he proposed the
purchase of the Hebb site has been
looked upon with suspicion by
many of us who were guilty OF
putting an unworthy man In Of
flee as city commissioner.
His selection of George Thomp-
son for mayor and his known work
of bringing out Carr and his great
efforts to raise the patriotic vote
for Atkins, Carr and Thompson,
have proved he had some object
in view to get with himself a coun-
ell which could put most anything
over on the people.
He has been an incessant work
er to elect his men instead of at
tending to his duties. He is using
every effort to elect Carr. Why?
Having lost Thompson and Atkins,
he must have Carr in the finance
department or something may
leak out.
Gronen, Atkins, A. F. Sidow and
Chief Clerk Bradley are the ones
who fooled the patriotic voters.
Three times now they have done
it. How long are the voters 60
ing to be double-crossed by such
a man?
Gronen moved to endorse men
in the great political order that i'm
mediately passed the word to work
for Carr. as he knew he could
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
"Baldheaded Daddy" May
Fight Disorderly Charge

lpartment's charges and an effort
on Thomas part to silence the
gossip that has run riot since he
was found with Mrs. Granger In .
hotel here Thursday night after
registering as man and wife.
The warrant issued by Judge
Kearns charging Mrs. Granger
with disorderly conduct remained
unserved today. according to po-
lice officials. The charming young
southern woman. whose husband
Is with the American expedition
airy force in France, was reported
to be a nervous wreck at the
Thomas home.
Henry Thomas. 22-year-old hos
pital inferno and son OF the pro-
fessor. assumed the role of assist
ant nurse for the young southern
woman who called his father her
dear old bald-headed daddy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
WAR GARDENS
ARE BOOMING

There will be war garden
meeting Tuesday noon at the
Commercial club.
Commissioner Slayden, head OF
the Tacoma war garden commit
tee. reports big progress. He
says all of Tacoma's empty lots
are being plowed up for gardens.
The committee has a number
of horses and plows which they
will place at the disposal OF any
property owners who desire to
have their ground plowed for 81
a lot. More than 100 lots have
been made ready for gardens.
Midday night the Patriotic
league of Ruston will hold a large
rally. Ruston has many war gar
dens and is running a hot CAM
paign for more.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
ACCUSED OF
CURSING u. S.

Arrested Sunday evening on
Jefferson ave. by Patrolman swan
Nelson, G. A. W!lsno, aore-
man, may have to face n federal
Investigation in addition to the
police charge of drunk and dis
orderly. According to the police
man, Wilson offered an insult to
Mrs. Frank Wilson, wife of a
Camp Lewis soldier, then cursed
he United States, and shouted
hat Il an an |. w. w. and don t
care a damn for the U. S. A."
Officer Nelson recommended
that government agents Investigate
tie man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15

not handle me in any Of his deals.
Sidow, Gronen, Atkins and Brad
ley have been responsible for the
failure to have harmony and a de-
cent city and worthy county rep
resentation Of the patriotic voters.
Carr was induced to resign and
run by the same people who at
the last county election found him
unworthy of support, but he would
answer in the proposed las | look
at it, steal should the bonds pass.
Vote against the bonds. Vote
against Carr. Let Gronen fight
alone.
w. T.. CLAYTON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Board of County Commission
ers of Pierce County, Washington,
deem it for the best interests of
said county and the people thereof,
to sell the following described par
Gel of land. towit:
Beginning at point 20 rods north
of the southeast corner OF the
northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section so, Township
Twenty one CID North, Range Two
(2) east. w. NJ. and running thence
north along the quarter section line
AS feet, thence west EOS feet. thence
south 44S feet feet. thence east 2OS
feet to place of beginning. except a
strip of land fifteen feet wide on
the east side of said tract which is
reserved for a County road
And notice is further given. that
said Board will at its regular ses-
sion on Friday the 26th day of
April. 1918, at the hour of eleven
o'clock A. NJ. at the County Com
House in Tacoma, Washington, hear
evidence and take testimony. should
any be offered. as to the propriety
and advisability of making such
proposed sale, and any taxpayer in
the County, either in person or by
counsel shall have the right to be
heard for or against said PROPOSE
ton.
BY Order of the Board of County
Washington, this goth day of March,
49, THos. n. MORRIS.
County Auditor and Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners.
April 1-S-15-2s. 1918
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
CARD OF THANKS

CARD or THANKS
WE wish to express our thanks for
the many beautiful floral offer
ings from our many neiRhbors
and friends In our late bereaVe-
ment.
MRS. MILDRED OLSEN, Widow.
MIR, e. MRS. NIGLS OLSEN, Parents
AND BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
ROOMS

GOOD sleeping rooms. si.5o and 5
per week. 1921 Market st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
SO. 4OTH ST. HOME

GOOD 3-room house, bath, ETC.,
4 fine lots In fruit, garden and
lawn; garage aud other buildings.
All improvements in and paid.
Price $1,000, $500 cash, balance
reasonable terms.
De Land Henton Co., Inc.
315-16 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
Suburban Bargain

T,ANn NEAR TACOMA. Plenty
LAM of water; good soil; we'll
settled district: good roads. Jesse
o. Thomas, Jr., 800 Tacoma Bldg,
Tacoma. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
AT
NORTHEND

North End residence section Sun
day afternoon and evening.
Daylight robbers forced open a
window at the home of +. X. Guild,
3106 North Huston, and took the
following: One doz. milk tickets,
half dozen knives and forks, hat,
three gold bracelets, a watch,
locket, jewel case, gold rings and
lodge pins.
From the home of w. A. Barnes,
1901 North Fifth, thieves took a
ladies' watch, fob, brooch set with
topaz and pearls, child's bank, la
dies purse, 10 cigars, package OF
eigarets, four cans of sardines and
a cake.
A purse containing $3.50 was
taken from the home of Mrs.
Nadsworth, 2513 South Hosmer
Thieves entered the Matsu-
maka laundry and barber shop,
1854 Jefferson ave-, and took
1915 from the cash register.
A desperate attempt was made
to force open windows in the
home of w. A. Taylor, 1414 Di-
vision ave-, but all the windows
were frozen" with paint re-
Gently put on, and the attempt
failed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
WHY RENT

WHEN you can buy a home on easy
payments. direct from owners, at
the Public Realty Bureau. 624
California Bldg?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15

USED CARS
BUY a good used car. don't make any
mistake. We have the best used
cars for sale at reasonable terms
that carry the prices. Usual guar
Rntee. See
Little & Kennedy Co.
Used Car Dept.
Motor Bldg. 7is Broadway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-15
HOTELS

PALACE fHOTEb-Fireproof build.
ing. Hot and cold water. eieva-
tor all night. Rates reasonable
1128 Pacific Main Csg1.
HOTEL MERIT
Reputation Established. Reasonable
rates. 316h 18th. Court and Mar
ket.
b. POTOMAC HOTEL, SOL East 26th
st. Room and board by day or
week Rates reas"nah'e- MAIN
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inner. Slicocrucrlmitc
INT !Sraltkrcicb

g3ei ser 9(merifanii6en 9trruee III
5raufreih, IL. Idr8. SO. S. &in-
ter bon gbicago, Der i'm fraf3oii.
ihen s5Iiegerforps 6iente, tuuroe bel
eiucnt 2ufttanpfe on sreitos &C.
totet. ST fiel inuerbolb Der 0ellt.
fhen 2inien berab. SbontoS @ith.
cod bon 8eit6urp, 6. S.. 0titglie0
0es Observation-Disclosures. perihlpalll
bel Der 8erfoIgung zines feittOliden
Sylieeers mad ben oeutiden Sitlier,
@on ninutt an onB er 9efanger
genontnten ipur6e.
8aIbineton, Ii. @fdrs. = 3pei
amer. Norineflieger iino BEL eitlem
9leropIunrnfaI in Sronfreia &C.
t0tet tporben, 70 fiinOigte beltte Dos
Warinenntt an. Gs iporen oies gln-
oreip 9. Sfag0s bonn Gltortier-
nteiIternmt unO Geo g. Sorbie.
gootnonnsnaat 1. &lnIie. Gfaggs
Itonnnt ous Bern, Gei1tt, un0 Sar-
beD ans Cincinnati.
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kriensickrctdr Baker
IamNct in Srnmkreid,
Stiu stinh N uoh Nnaabs hes
Ntifaeamscs rein miliiariidtf,
nihi blplomatiidler 3uiar.

aus eincm iraasoiiid'ea Holcn,
IL. Midtt gltuiou q @aler. Der
ouier arieasic'rciar iit nit einem
iabe hon Z g,cficneu olii rinrm
nmrr Ran3erfraser bier cinaciroi.
fen @CnrraImoior @ouicr, @rrire.
ter Der omcrifmtitcn Slrniee, 80.
miraI 9lnrcan @erircicr Der fran.
sSfihen M1arnc icmic Aer @iirarr.
meiiicr mo SIC Stootrdie oer na.
ienltaAt. mnren beim Gmplonae ga.
tsr8 8uaelen. EbaIeih oie aafunii
nidi onaefiinH,af por, herbrcitcte
i'd Nie gladridt iebr ihueII unO
Die 9ebolteulnl bereiiete Den boben
@iiieu cine 3robariiee geeriiBung.
glofer uno feline gcaIeiter bIieben
MIR peniae Shiu0en bier uno rel.
item oonn nad 3oris ob, wo iie bon
General Neribina @otihofter
5harp uno gertretern Der fron30ii.
idlen Meaieriinq empionaen mitroen.
gldh fitraem 9llrfentbalt lit Qoris
miro iih Sefretdr @ofer OH Die
auer. Sront begeben.
8nibinaton. #. @10rs. - Gos
ariegsomt gab befantt, ooB Der ge.
iisb 9afers in 8ronfreih rein mill.
tdriifer uno niht oipIonotiiher 0a.
tut lit uno ben 3lued bat, cine sSn.
petition Der nliIitGriiden Streit.
ftdfte at unternebmen itft0 peri6n.
Iide aonieren5n NIT ben NtilitGr-
beanten ahauhalten. eyn 8egleititng
@afcrs befinoeu fid @eneraImoior
@n. 90. glad, Gbef oes @enie.
forps, 9beritleutrant sc. 8. grett
llnO 9iolpb Saues, 8ofers 9Sribnt.
ictretat. Cine offi5ieIle g1ohriht bon
8ofers 9[nturft lit nod nidt Elm.
eetroffen.
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Ten goroe in 6innIouN rinen ger.
troe ecidlIoiien Die oeiliidle 9oIi.
sei in 6tunIanO mo @itblouh re.
eiert NIT eiIerner Strenae.
9lmiter0um, If. Wi0rs. - 0as
Somburper 6renloenbIatt meIoct,
GeutihIano babe haS gIiisbeitfliues.
reht Der rm1niihen 4etroIenm.S n.
ouitrie cripirft nno boffe, iidl in Die.
ier geSiebung unabhoneig BON ben
Ser. Stonten Sti MAIDEN.
ggie nos @iener 6renl0enblntt
iogt, beriuht Die Geeieritne Der llt.
roine. bis 1aitte @larS 10000 Balm.
in1eenloOungen @etreioe. 1900 Ga.
Oungen 3uder, 2000 9ooungen ge.
frorenes 5leiid imO 1000 2nolulr
gen Gorrobit ab5uliefern.
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Ga9rer Ser glnariffsflieaer aet6tst.

BroBes Saiiptquartier Der from.
8ofiihen armee, II. 0ldr3. Der
5iibrer Der oeiitihen Glng3eugflotte,
bic g'aris 5i terroriiieren 6e1biidtia.
te. Souptmonn Sris @diteun lmo
orei @enoiien iDobon elmer Elm Off
3ier Der @arSefilraiiiere in Gotsoorn
mar. lUurocn getotet, ais ibre W1o.
id)ine I'M @ontpiegne @oloe nieoer.
itilr5te Sc frogt iid, Oh er iiber.
balpt gnris erreihte. Mebrere
gonl6en nnreu nod on Dem 6lug.
aeilae befeitiat, ols man es tief IN
bic Groe gcbo6rt ouifan6. 3lpri DER
5lieaer befan0en iid imter oem
Motor, Die nnoeren 6eiOen Hidlt nett
oaDon Gas oelltid)e 5lng5eug mar
eiaes Der ueuaiten Wlooelle.
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WinSftltritl int Ohio
fSfet flint 4ocricneit

Gina. g.. II. 0PGr3-5 Gerio.
men puroen aatotet, cine groBe Q(n.
5abI onoerer bqrmun0et im0 bieIe
9obnbduier 9ans ooer tciluciie ser.
it6rt, nls Der ncr0meitIihe Geil Oes
Gtootes Gbio bon einem @inos
iturm beimgeilldit ipnr0e. Der Mla.
trrintihaDeft miro attf nebrere mil.
Iionen Dollars aeiddtt. syn feiner
Der aroBeren 5i1bte iDuroe idliperer
Sdooen angpri6tet. sSolgenoe
5to0tfen ober unroen Ihiuer be.
troffeu: @anrert, D1io0lepoint,
eonbon, Gina Gei6Ier, Samler.
Continental, Gttauo, sSinoIob, ga.
peIeon, Sol1ate, @li(lcr Gitn uno
Giffiti Die bisher befonnten Soten
iifo: 9ierforo 2be, 12 Sabre alt,
gii0olepoint; Sarrp 9errb, s Sabre
alt, lt0be @nulpert; sSrou Charles
Gree, 02ioolepoint; arou Charles
@eDer, 81 Sobre alt, Gonluert Co.,
4SearI 8ott 26 Sabre aft, nobc
elober0ale.
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Sammics oringtn III
feinOliIBC Strlungtn
Silbrcn suiamn init FramsSIiihcn Grmvpen
eInen Pai eit aus unS ScritSrcn
eeenc &C Observation-Disclosures
'lcuenetdnScr crtoItcn fransSHi2c aussci@mno

afif Der qlmgriionilhcn Mrmee
in 6ranfreid, 10. @drs sImerifa.
niihe uno irauBohidc Sruppen. mel.
he aemeiniam operieren, bobcn er.
ioIereide Son0iireide oui peit bon
eiuon0er aefrcnuten slbidnitfen aus.
aeiuhrt, fein0Iide @rdbcu on orei
@uufien IN elmer @eite bon 100
lieiern lub 800 Meiern Eiefc ser.
it6r Cine ameritauiite &uirollile
noDrrte iidl beute iriib eiuem feino.
iiden 9erboiL muror ieooh ent0edt
lnlo ans Wlaidineugeprbren beIdoi.
len; Die glmerifauer febrten nod
breu Stellingen ulrld obne Ser.
lutte erIitteu 5u babm. Die Geut.
ideu baben eine ungepo6ulih grobe
g2eHae Wioidinenaelpcbre in 9ftion,
ie0od ba6en he feineu peientIiden
SddOen neruriott. g(merifaniide
glrtillerie Ieiitete bel Oieien 1leber.
iallen iptrfianen geiitono, in6em fie
ciuen 1eil Der ieinoliden @raben.
iteIliulg 5eritorte. 3ort ncr0en feline
&eutiden Iebeno borgefunoen. glu
onberen gtellen nuroen Die 9eittiden
miitcls @onogranateu uno gonlben
aus i6ren llnteritdnoen bertrieben
o0er gefangen geuommen; lieben
0elltide @eianeene luuroen eingelie-
iert.
@eitern fam Oos 9on6aroement
an Der Sdipei5er @renae al @n6e;
bier Gage lang batten Die oelttihen
9atterien oie omerifaniiden Stellun.
aen beihoiien; bic Samntieg aber
hielten 5tano. glan 51blte 81 beut..
ife QerQpIone. Die unlrre SteIlun.
gea beubahtpten; cincr oeriel6en
mnroe bon einem fron5oiiiben g(b.
pebr1eidiis herobgeboIt
asn Der Solooten5eititng .5tars
and Strtpes@ gibt 0as anierifoniidc
Smtptquartier cine llc6erlibt iiber
oie Sdtigfeit Der omerifanilden
Gruppen ieit Dem /. biz siin 10.
gt0r5. SSSn Dem 9(rtifeI beiBt es
utter on0erem r9ie sSeitertoiife,
meld)e etlide bereits erbalten. miro
allen 8uteiE iueroen; obne 8tueiicl
miro Die 8elierpro6e, nelhe Die
eriten omerifaniihen 9ruppen nit
ID aroBem GrfoIge beitanoen, dudl
BON i1ren @offenbriioern in gleider
g8eiie 0urhgern1dt iperOen.
Zen foloenoen gleiu GngIano Col.
0aten 1T oos frans0iiife Sopfer.
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geraer's GrflGrnna.

0ilmalfce. If. W21r5. 8ictor
Berger, Der II g8isconiin oIs logic.
lliaidJer aonoiOat fir 0en gin0es.
ienat ouitritt artl1rte nit 8e3ng
aui Sic glelo1aq odB er in gbi.
eoac bon ben @unoesgeihporenen in
aafloac5uitaH0 beriett poroen iei:
oGs iii leOillidl Elm bolitiiAer
z zdladBnq. Nlon iiirdtet in @ai6.
niafon meiuc a1n0i0atr fir ben
9lnnoesipilat uno mill ourd nieieu
Stbriit neine Grmd6fuHg biHier.
ireiben syuSeg. onitott oaiI meina
dusiidlten qeidbroet poroen iino. 1T
iieine eupd5lura ii6er gemadt
maroen
2Gis um &6en0 mar Serr Nep
ar nod nidt Uerbnitet lDoroen.
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Rrieosafltt fftclHet
1tcmcItc 1ocrIuite
9m ann8en 18 SuSesfdlle aus her.
idliebeuen ltrinden eemeI6et;
feine gloreiieu anSege6en.

Nof6ington II. Mdr5. 8ter
9ooegfdle I'M Sample, bier infoIqe
bon @nn0en uno aebn infolge bon
arnnfbeiten urter ben amerifanis
ifen grpeoitioustrubpen mur6en
beute bonn ariegsant beroHentlidt.
Die 9iite folgt:
SIN Sample getotet - @emeiner
5rant S. Ssgoo6, Sod 2innie g..
6iIingem, @eneiner francisco 81.
inbatine, @elneiner OTIS Green.
Gen @unoen erlpgen-@ @emeiner
2ainrence MeneQ, Sem. Senrn &.
Smeeneb, Sereeont Gbeooore ge.
terion, Sem. Sim 9. Cigar.
aus rntiirliben ltrIaden itarben
-@em Milliam gl6o0es, g9aaen.
fiibrer s5obn 6. Collins, Sem. Cen
Sna, Sergeant 6. Souar6 BED, St,
artbnr s. 9errauIt, Sem. eyame8
@logee, Sem Sernon BABE. Sem
9bomas 8. gnte. Sem SEQ. @Ienn,
Dtlil geihiQiH y 2Q1l0r
Sddper berlpitnoet-@en. eyoe 6.
gnib, Sem. ssyobn 6. 5rapne, Sem
Sdntel Gan Sooic, Sem. GbarIes
@oooisfn. @em. glntbonb aufia, @e.
neiner GbnrIes y. Cambridge.
Geidlt bernun0tt aorporn[ Com.
&. Gmiih, Sem. Gas. g[ Roberfs,
Sem SfoBo R. Qoeieman, @em.
RaJ5nreno @1gbetto, Sem. Gmerb
AoIfe, Sem Senrb 6. Gteoman.
@em. elmer D2urra aorpornI @n.
g9. G1ipion, Sem @aIter 6. q2oore,
aorpornl Ser6erf 6 qibipaiione.
Gem. s3oiebh Wlorcbon, Smtpimcdla.
niEer Sione9 o. gano, Sem. Open
n. aoiie, Seraeaut @eorae S. graO.
IgD, aorporal $. O. gg6itinq, Sem
SoroIo &. gerfiHs, Sem. @orl o.
SauioH fSeH gauI G giclion. @e.
uleiner Zero q. @mitg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
Senator Pittcc6
perlaitot 7lmskitnft
Icieb paIficrt, bak SuIOaten snr
Saat. nuO Grnteseit fir sSarm-
arbeiten bearlanbt.

8oibington, ii. Wt1rs. Senator
9it9cod min ausfinOeit, iuoritm cine
gln5abL M1nner, Die aus oenl @rs
meeberbanoe entlniien ipuroen, I'M.
mer nod in ben ltebitngslaaern ge.
balten meroen obiuobl iie ouf ben
Snrnen mo IN Ben sSnouitrien ais
glrbeitsfr0fte aebroudt meroen. Der
Sail bon Sobias 9ieinertfpn bon
Coup GitD lit 5ur @rlnloIage Ser gln.
fr1ge genaht. Gr mur0e ini bos
rigel Mnnot ans Dem lSeere entlais
fen befinDet litb aber INNER nod
I'M llebitugsIagcr, ebipohI man iei.
ner Gienite oiif elmer groBen 6arm
in Sbernlm goitntb beonrf.
9ie g(nnabme elmer 8orIage am
Sanlstog iuooltrh 6ormorbeiterit
9eitottet miro, m1breno ser Saat-
uno Grnte8eit ouf llrloub noh ben
6ornlen 8llriif8ufebreb bat, foipeit
oos geoenlp1rtige SSobr in 8etrodt
fontnt, oie 8ltIt1u0e erleihtert, ober
Der geip0bnlihe 6arqier iln0 WioIfe.
reibeliBer bleibt iulater nod o1ne
oiel 9ilfsfrGfte.
0ie @orIage poiiierte aerabe III
3eit. nnt Die ousgeDobenen 5arins
arbeiter fir Die Saot oes 6riib.
iabrspci5ens freiaueeben, ober nad
beenOeter Saotaeit miiiien fie bis
aitr Grnte ipieOer in Die ltebungs-
lager 5uriiffebren, Sarner, ipelde
beri6ieoenarti9e @etreiOeiorten i1en,
ge6en an oaB ibnen ourd bieie Gal.
ipenig gebolfen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
Gbinciert tucrScm sic
21ianblcbtrei bcieScn
G6ina nnS Sapan bea66fJtigen, oas
Snterefe Der aliierten Sn
habren.

QSefing, If. Mdr8. 2[hf g[n.
frdge BON Sofio bat iib China BE.
reit erfldrt, nit sSnpon bel 8obrung
ser oltiierten syntereiien i'm fernerea
Often Sono in Sono 8u arbeiten.
Dos hineiiide Griensonit 1T eriuht
moroen 8orfe6rlnqen Sir Gnticn.
0nnq bon 8tDei Gibiiionen nod Der
norolihen 0lan0ihurei al treifen.
sSanon tuiro Sic Dan1it ber6inoenen
llntoIten 6efen, Bis cine dineiiide
glleibe in oen Ser. Staaten inter
gebradt it.
6ofio, If. Dldr5 Sod elmer
aonferen5 nit ferborragenOen Mui.
irh 70 beiBt es. Dnroe beidlloiien.
SdrbiH gum Dorlduiigen 6oubt-
qliartier Der probiiorii6en iibiri.
idlen 8egieritn5 al MAIDEN. Wan ct.
ipartct oaB 5npnH ieinen GntldluB
taloigli betaaHt Geben mir