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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-14
PROCLAMATION REGU-
LATINO USE OF WATER

' Whereas, the distribution of .
= city water for lawn sprinkling .
' purposes as provided by the .
= Mayors Proclamation Of May 10. .
= 1918, has been found to be inc =
= quitable and insufficient TO meet .
= the best needs of the city, where =
= fore, |, Elias M. CORY, Mayor of =
= Cedar City, by virtue of the au- .
= thority conferred upon me, here .
= by order that all parties using .
y the water from the city water .
= system for lawn sprinkling pur- =
= poses, refrain from using the =
= same at the times provided in my .
y Proclamation of May 10, 1918, .
= but instead thereof, hereby or .
= der that all users south of Center .
= street shall take the water for .
= lawn sprinkling purposes at Z p. =
. m. and use it until p. M; and =
= all users north of Center Street =
= shall take the water at p. m. =
= and use it until p. m. of each =
= each day of the week.
= +. NJ. CORY, Mayor. 4
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAT
Publisher.


Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah,
June Z, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Edwin
X. Cox, of Hamilton, Iron County,
Utah, who on May 81, 1913, made
homestead entry, serial No. O1151O,
for Lot a, SEA SWh, SkSEA, Sec.
81, T. 80 s., r. II W.; Lots 1, 2, 9, A,
Sec. 6, T. 81 s., X. IL W., Salt Lake
Mer., has filed notice Of intention to
make five-year proof, to establish
claim to the land. above described, be-
fore the Clerk of the District Court,
at Parowan, Utah, on the Goth day of
July, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Francis w. Middleton, Charles Mos
dell, Jr., Upton Ahlstrom and Alex
ander Uric, all of Hamilton, Utah
GOULD b. BLAKELY, Register
First June 14-Last July ~, 1879
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-14
FOR SALE.

And a bargain.
Team, harness and wagon; six year
old geldings, sound, good to pull, will
weigh on average 1850 lbs.--all for
$3.50.
Six cylinder five passenger Buick,
in good running condition, with all good
tires, for $500.
See w. X. Granger before he chang
es his mind.-Adv. lw.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-14
About Rheumatism.

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for
the reason that it is the most common
of all ills, and it is certainly crafty
ing to sufferers to know that there is
remedy that will afford relief, and
make rest and sleep possible. 1t is
called Chamberlain's Liniment.-Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-14

Miss Ellen Murie, daughter of Mrs.
Dave Murie, was operated on at the
Macfarlane Hospital Thursday for a
badly ruptured appendix. She had
suffered no pain until Thursday morn
ing and by night the appendix had
broken; but she is now in more fav-
orable condition.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-14

Fred G. Corroll of Ordersville was
in town this morning to take Mrs,
Carroll home. She has been under
DIR. Macfarlane's care the past two
weeks.
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6rS6crc GcbncrbSbllrto
Tiir Giienb09ncr

@oIbinqton 8. Mai g(qe Glen.
babnangeitellterb Oeren iuonntli1es
@e6oLt inn Dc3ember 1915 iOeniqer
ais $3.50 betrug ioIlen ouf GHp.
feblitug Der Giien6ubnfomniiiion
cine @ebaItserbobtrg erbaIten. Die
GmpfebIima ipenn iie bonn General.
6ireftor Wlc2looo ongenommen ipiro,
iuiir6e ben 2(rbeitern $t00,000,000
an riiditdnoigen 23bnen Bis gum T..
SSanuor 3ufonlmen I1Iien uno mir
be $299,0t2,7i8 Der 2o9nlifte bon
1917 bir5uiiigen cine gIettoer66.
bltng BON me9r ols 15 RroSent. Ole
Gr6o6uug Itiitt fif ouf bic 2obue
i'm De3eruber 1915 un6 Die 2o6ner.
b5bungeh bic felt Der 8eit bon ben
go6nen geiud6rt pur6cn,
fommen in 9t63ug. Die gnbnen bo.
ben in 1916 un0 1917 2o6nerb6.
blngen In Der Sun1me bon $3.50.
100000 gelud5rt, menn oicie ouf
Die iebiee 3a6l Der Qugeitetlten on.
gcipon6t neroen.
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Sclct,cberpIclien
im Camp iicmie
Nltau Mann attaltl nnh htbta mtbt
pber miuhtt lhlntf ptfs
leti

Rtu aRotih Ser . mot
N0n umctitauiitr Nlacrilicn
wrocH drioiti nnO Htbtn mtbr ober
miu0rr idNurr ucrlcbi Die tu hrei.
86nidcS @CldpB im Comb @cluie.
BET alcnhtoof wtnlal Wlciln melt.
lih BON Sort glorlb aciitrn nah.
miildp efplobieric 6 Nianp mirbet
mii her etcnc oei6ict unO bret for.
ben ttrsc 8eit nod Ser erploilon.
Gic eritcn geridic, 0ob spct @ro.
beHmoricr etplohierteu mdrCn
iaIih.
Gin Neriut iciicns bcs slnuo.
uier8, ooS @cibcB. melbeS ihcin.
bor nidJt pofie. IN sic 9onone su
goduleu, miro dI6 llrIad)c 0es I'm.
ioas onaCicbcH Scra. v. @ropn
bon Der fonooiidlen glrnee. ser oIs
2e5rcr fuuaiett bcrfltte ben So.
nonier au mauWn fom icOod gu
nit
Die Gjcioicttu fms
CbcrIeuinont glm s. 1}cDobiO,
Cbertou, Ger: aorporal @barion
Syoucs Con lporco9, Ter; aorpo.
ral g0m. G glppleng, GIeno, Ger;
@rueincr U}oreon 6. Sanoers,
glbiIenc, Ter. aorporaI @. s.
Gais, glbilcne. Ger; @enciuer
1emeB Sillmonn; @cmciner Gu.
cIio Simmons, Senrietto, Ter; &c.
meiner Sobr 0ebber, Ilempbis,
Ger; @cuciucr qocD q 2angIep,
@aeIoer, Ter
Ole 8eriptnoetcr nuBer gtormon
gropu, ItomHqn ebeuiall8 aus Ge.
raS.
@eneraI g. 9t syo6n C5rcble,
aontmanOont bon Camp Bonnie.
mar penigcr oIs 5ebn gar6s bon
Der llnfnIliteQe eutfernt, blie6 aber
NIT icineu 9toiutonten Sduptnoun
rmo 2cittnant gtuiiea I'M.
berLebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09

nod ailAldnoiihsn WiuIfern sun
Geil nod bier bereite beIonnten ap.
parniai berpeitetit luotoa. Sin Iebr
midlt9er @pparat, Der amor nod
msldnoiidrlnWRuiier beraritcnt mor.
ben iit Der ober IN ben @er Siioa.
ten berbolItonnlnei mor0cn IL, 0ah
CT beute bo6 europ1iihe 8urbiI0 oct
mciien iiberirifit, III Der, Der hasu
oient oos @bieueru oes bot Dem
,}lieaer moniicrtrn 01aidinenaeneb.
res 10 81 reouIieren, oob bic shl.
aeln nidt etnen Der gropeaerfliiael
trefieu. 8erihie0ne mioere meroen
INNER bon neilen pie0er 0eu idrper.
item Nroben itnter5oaen, nm iie m6g.
Iidit MHiibertreffIidj au mo6en.
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DciltIi,Iattc ilttc
Sie 1tkrainc

slmter0om, o. gaai. Gie
6retinoIihfeit Der neuen ltfroine.
gleaiering fiir Tetttidlano mitroa
bon Srieorid b. Qaber, Dem bent.
fAen 8iaefanaler in elmer 9fe0e boz
Dem SauptollSiduB 0cs oelttIdcu
9leihstages nnhoriidlib bctont. vi
ildlte aid @elitiflnn0s neuerIide
icbrofie Wlnbndhmen IN Der ltfraind
8il rehtfertigen NIT Dem Sinpcis
0orouf man babe geiuilie llfrainer
BEL elmer @erfdpSritng gr @rnor.
oung aaer beutidcn 9ffioiere CT.
toppt. 0ne oeutlhe @orgeben babe
ie0oA nidtS NIT Der nelterlicben Ser.
nnoerittg In Der 0ieqterlinq Der
Ukraine 8u ttnt gebdbt; ionoern
bmipti1flih niif bic lln8ttfric0enbeit
Der 9auern nit ben foninlliniltiIden
s5oeen Der olten R101 iei eB sitriid.
8ufiibren. oaB 0ieie in 0ie Bride
gifg. 8elhe ggirfilng bic neiterH.
DE 9erdnoernng ba6en tper6e, l1IIe
ft9 nod niht boraisleben; bod iei
oies ieoenfnI8 cine rein ltfrainiide
glngelegenbeit. gggir f6nnen MIR
piiniden" id[oB err ooaB unter Dem
Shub unierer @affen uno NIT IN.
ierem biplomatiiden geideio es Der
Ukraine raid gelingen m6qe, al
nortndten politiiden 8erbdltniiien
8u gelangeit."
2lmiteroam, Q. Mai.-Gs 1T reid.
lid @etrei6e in 6er Ukraine bor.
ba10eu, ipie bon 0eutIden Sodber.
itdn0igsn iibereinItimmen6 berItdert
miro: Go erfldrt Der ltnterItaatg.
ietret1r bon Braun Der iiinaIt bon
aiem 8ltriidgefebrt IT, int 6eldideu
Reifstng in @rtpi0erltn9 oitf syrd.
gen Oh 6a8 @etreioe, welheB man
mt8 Der Ukraine ertDartet, tDirtlid
eriitiere. s3n einem fleinen Seile
Der Ukraine - ingte er ferner
fin0 dGein mtn0eiten8 100 U2inionen
guo (ttnter 2 0ltlionen 1onnen)
@etrei0e G8 TT bereinbart nor.
ben, 0nB IN ben eriten 5lDei D2onaten
Geiterreid 8fpei Grittel oes @nn5en
bon BET @infubr aus Der llfraine
erbalteu Ioa 1ino BON 1. SUM an
ioa geihidlanb smei Grittel er.
bdlten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
Baits Scr CorSs mnS
sic SricSemsaoitatien
gor6 gansbowne erfldrt nd6rrnb
Der 9ebntte, bah 5riebsn nnr
bird gerbanolnngen mOg.
lid III

2on6ou, 8. g1ai. 3n SmtIe
6er CORDS eutiton6 qeitern cine sc.
bate ilber bic 2lqit1tion ber g18i.
fiIten In beren gerlauf Der Wdrquis
gnHs6otDna feline 4uitht mieber6ol.
te, ooB 5rie6en ntgHdl8 fouunen
tDiir6e ouBer 6urh 9er6dn6lfmqen.
s3ene. bic ben 6rieben 6urh cine
8erihmeiteriinq eriDarten, idgte er,
tpdreu Hidlt imitou6c, 6Gn 9an6e 3u
iageh pie bieier 5erianettern0e
Gdlng aeiiibrt DerbeH ioa o6er bic
Soften Die tr for6ern fDfrbe.
gor0 gdHgboiDna fubr fort, 5u
inaen, eg gebe In Tetitidldno unb
Geitcrreid cine groBe Qn5a6l Geltte,
Die beg SdlnhtenB mil0c finb nnb
fDiinidth bnsIclbe ditf3ubalten Ger.
ieniae, ber bieie Writ @efibI f5r.
bern Dia unb einen seridmettern.
BEN SAla9 befittmortet, follie 5fDei.
Hial uoh6cnfeh ebs N bdg britt.
ldie aIot IN eiue aefdbfliae .,tim.
mIua trebt.
earl GnrBon ef4nbte. bab man
Der Vd5liiiien ropagaHbd eine at
Bobe gebeuiilng beialob.
aJrie6e 6lrd glfrbaHbluH1eu4 !,
fibr er forf. oiit burdlans nnmo0.
li6 IL oieiem glnqmblidq, Deil oies
GaHo Dor Der Gr0Bten gsriii2 In Ieb
Her Eeiaidte Itebt.@
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Garrautn bertre'bt 5iuti amrrifanr
nns UlerifO.

Mai6iugtou, 0. llnoffi.
Jielle geridlte 6H1aen, oaB Bic Gor.
ranJa 8caierunQ Nobert q. glur.
roB, ben gertrrter oeg aomiters
iiir 6ifentlidc ,3niormniion In W1e.
rico Git1. Der flr bic nmerifanii9q
Re1fcuiHa bort ofbeiteie. im bqr
oeIfidlen propaganda Qb6rnd sn
Inn oeg GoBDe5 Dermieien bot
aud " g Migah6. aorrelpoHp
bent ben aiociieFien greIle in We
rlto GiiB ioa au9geDieIen iuor6eH
ieiH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
6rnnj0fidc Suffrdgetteu moGen
ibren Sd6nf.

4oris, Q. gldi qeitcn6e frdn36.
iiide guifragcttcr brotcitiercn ge.
gen bic yleitreJetmgeu, iiutcr 6enen
es Jrauen berboten III, 6ur6 Scar.
ten Gdbot 5u ctldn9cH Gle treten
onfiir Elm, 6aB Gin @erbot fin D1in.
oerid5rige 6urdgcii6rt peroeu ioa,
baIteu o6er gleitriftioneu qeqcn bic
5rduan ais miIlfiirltd itu6 ungc.
redt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
1r)ctterbcridbt.

5ir Gmdba uio llmqcqenb =
Hegenidduer un6 bI flibler 6ets
dben0, 5reitag idI5t urb fibler.
5ir Jiebra1fd Reaenidduei
bepte Nafnliitaq o6fr gelite 0beni
im 0ftlihen geii, biel tii5ler beuit
dbefo, notwithstanding 5roIt I'm ueii.
Iidgu uu6 BeHtralm Ieif 1;reli0a
id0n uH6 fiibter im iiI6.6faiden mnt
Ddrmer In iUefIidleH Geil.
5iir Soma - MeqeuldJaAer aH0
tIibier beiae Abel5; 5reitag in Ha.
gemeiuea idBn uno fiibIer ion oltlt
Gen pu1 Bi3Ii6ka &aL
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Qtntr 0leforO in glietnaaef.9r

2on6on, Q. Rdi.-Der 8eforo,
Der bon g6n8 gbod gcuaht iD1r6e,
tDel4er In Baltimore IN neim Giun.
ben 2,720 g1iatndgeI trteb, mnr6e
In Gonoon bon elmer ousqeht6ten
gldnnidloft unter 0lo6ert garram
iibertrofien. Die frnier SdiffSmerit
tuoflte $3.50 glietnigeI In nem
gtunbm treiten gies gel1n1 o6er
idon in feds 5tlmben uno In natn
gtun6m murbm 1.267 gliete ge
trieben, ctpns merigpr alB AIS Bro
ginu6e. o0r eine glide IN ne se.
fituben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
gerluite BET amer expeditions.
trnppeH.

@oI6in9ton Q. glai. .-gic BON
arieg81mt gciterr Der6ffentlidte
8erlujtIifte ent5ielt 76 glonten. 10
Mann fieIeu I'M Sample; 3 erlagen
i6ren glinoen, 8 Itdrben an aranf.
beiten 9 famen ourd llnfaa al
lobe. t3 0laun mitr6en ifucr un6
Al leiht bermun6et gon Sdupt.
mann glnoretD g. Ro6tnIon, SO.
o, Der frii9er al8 bermiBt
gemel6et puroe. neiB man icet,
0ab er Elm @efnHgeuer 1T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
1lMflSimno Scs
premBilc6cn canSs
taoes altoe6rcbt

g(mlterbam Q. g1ai.- Graf bon
Der bcutibe 9leidSfan8.
lei uno preilBii6cr 4remier. bat
ith cntihie0en ben preuBiibrn
Gambling n1tf3uIoicn, fails bic @abL
reforlH.8orloge IN ibrer 6ritten Sc,
lung permorfea t1rroen iollte, 10
6ebotptet Die G6Iuiihe 8eihtrg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
SEN, Pittbcc6 crb6lt
tuicbtiocn locitcn

ggaibington 8. @1ai. Senator
Sit6tod bon ylc5rasfa lit beltte gum
8orliser oes Senatsfomitees fir
q1spGrtige g(ngeleoenbeiten erlpdblt
iUoroen. Gr miro g}adfolger oes
ScrotorS Stone bon
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Die am 110lkcrkrico
bctcilieten 11dticncn

Qon6ou, 9. 02ai @egen Die
8entrolmddte iteben jebt 20 g2atio.
nen i'm Sriege, ndnlih: geIgien,
s3apon Nontenegro, Serbien Gbi.
ma, Cuba 5raufreid, gortugdL
@rob6ritannierb @rie6enlnn6, Sta.
lien 2i6erid, Qmamo, Can. Wori.
no, Clam, Die Ser. Staaten bon
glmerifo, groiilien, Guatemala, gi.
caraglta uno tcilmeiie nld GuBlono.
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.itbtigt Miitttiluug
Oes &ricgsittrrtdrs
lleber etue boIbe ,lilIieu amsrikanIHer sol.
Satsu bsfiuSsn iicR Jest UcnitauSio ausoes
riiItet III Sr0nkreidp
SIu0seuoprObIsmS wsrSsn erfOlprsId osISH

gaaIbiBeion. 8. glai arieasIef.
reinr gater bot folocioe ofiisieIIe
Anlim6ialma erlaiien sssm 5oiudt
mdtie it Dem Stnaisfomitee bic
@}iiietIrua OoB oIlrn 8orausirhun.
qen nod i'm 6ribiohr 100000
Qiom nueufouiider Iruppen nod
5routreih aeid)idt irin lpiirbpiL @e.
Der ieet nod ip0ter fam ib MIDI
idmerlid ilber 0it 8ohI Der in S5ranF.
reid iicbcn0en omeriidniidleu Irnp.
pen duBeru bin ober erfreut idaCn
5u fonnm 6oB meine i'm e}aniar
qentadten @ebnuphngen iibettroffcu
luor0en iin6.
lleber Die 9eriteuunq Der @rop.
ming W}aidlinengelpebre 0uberte er
iidl: gDie &eritelhng Der idlperen
0}oihinengepebre gebt raid bon
ltaiten; dllen glnforocruulen meroen
eutiprobeu.
lleber Die Guippen in 5ranfreih
briidte iif Der ariegsiefretGr In bor.
itdtieer @eiie aus unb iogte. oab
uon iih iiber oie 8abI oerielbeu ouf
feline SpetitIation iiber oen 1rup.
pennddidnb einlaiieu ioIle.
@S lit ieoob beridieoentIitb off.
3ieQ oarnltf bingelpieieu poroenb ooB
Der Trllppautodit6ub Qlatt Dor 1ih
Gcbt uno ooB Die gle9ierlino ale
SebeI III gemcguna icbt, noqtihft
bieIe 2utppen biHii6er5uidoffen, Inn
bic 0teiben Der 2laiierten 81 berItdr.
Ten. G6ne 8lpeifel biIoen 0ie gegen.
pdrtig an Der @eitfrout ite6enoen
omerifatiiden 9ruppen MIR einen
fIeineu &eil iener. bic General God
Dor @noe oes 9oumer8 8ur 9erfil.
gltna esgtcllt mer0en.
Gs 1T autb NIT siber1eit an84.
nebmen 0nB Dos ariegSoepartenent
oaroiif beoddt mar, filr cine bon.
itdnoise glusriiitltng Der @annituf.
ten gu iorgen ebe oieie oie gleiie
ii6er ben G5ean antraten.
Serru gaferS Stu0ium oe8 @e.
ibiitproernntms bat CUTE f5rii6teI
getrogen; er Bot Die Sdmdten Der.
ieIben ertoedt ,lnO 2t65iIfe geidaffen.
j}lns5snaprO6leme oel6it.
Ole imge6eure Gntiuifelung Ser
5luq5cugtednif in ben lebten syo6ren
bat bic Scr. St1ateu bor ems Der
pr6Bten grobleme gcitelft. bic lie in
9crbinoung nit Der 2luSrillhtng Der
QIrmee fiir ben arieg 5u l0ien bate.
Denn niht oQein oas Blug3eug aIs
iolde5 1T bon idipertDiegen6iter ge.
oeittung. ion6eru aud Die ein8elnen
Die 5tt ieinen erfolgrei6en
@e6rottfe beite ummg1ngIid not.
ipen0ig iir6
ggie 6as Signnf .qorp8 befdnnt
gnb, iino So6eumciier, S6neIligfeit8.
meiier 8rifmpiier tiiU. gum 3eil
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fiat 30 Gibiiionen 100000 Dlarui)
3uijfen gapaume mo Der 2(ore as
Wleilen 5ront); BON Sutier bot 35
Gibiiionen 100000 Wldnn) bon Ser
glDre bis 8lr 8cgeno bon g2oDon
(tngcfdbr 80 Nleilen) Gieies iiho
Btiarnnen 65 Dibifionen (7s0,000
gi1nn) in Der 2iuie uH0 GO Gibiiio'
men (720,000 D}onn) In Der Heierpe.
(Snums Eapei6e Taft erfcHnen,
6aB 5el0maridoa b. DlodeHien Der
@roberer Serbien5, bic 6eutihen 2lr.
meen IN oem Qntiens Qbi6nitt, no.
ielbit omerif1uiihe Trnppeu iteben
befebligt syn oer GepeIde beiBt
es, odb 6er 6eutihe Truppeniii6rer
0er briiiihen rehten Glanfe gegcn
itberitcbt, melfjc BEL 8illerg Breton.
nenr NIT ben irangoiti6en Iruppen
fuolid 6cr CONNIE 5iibs
lung Bat Inter glndenian 6cie9ligt
t5enernl bon Der WARMTH, 5iDii6en
gapmtme Biz 5ur abre.
"a Gin Geil 0er nmerifaniid)en
Streiifr1ite nnicrbnI6 Der aDre tdng
pfeb liegen iie nud Bum Eeil ben
bon @cuefal b SuiieF beie6ligten
Iuppeu eegeHi5er, oer inter bem
getegl 6eB oeldIteu strcnbrin1en
ilsgt. gum. osr llHiieo grsbl
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Grnltc linrmIlcu in
Weltcrrciths SIctsc
annttt fuat hu ropptImuuar,htt
lebt aripanui paNhNtn Ne.
larmerltr IaroHaedbrtn

MdibiHaion . aqat Gudlc
llnuibtn IN hel b0tttcdild ulaa.
tildien 4loiic bo0B am6trunatn im
CbetgonmaBSo blrbot0crilcn. io
melbci cine Tcpflbt ous Scr hcia.
Bic @cintNaea bu atoblenlclls
Gus &loDen unb Qailm itolirnlldltr
abitaHnulua mldnuenaeictt iiub,
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io3idIiitiid)c @rbtiier.3 3eitinq oeren
8erbrcitina IN 3eutidlono berbo.
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IN Gcitercih bertraut lit, ionlt
miiroe Iie nifjt NIT 6atcr ipieIeu
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parlaments Int Gelterreih odS
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
Wener @eianSter gIitaraanas.

gm salan 3el Cur, glicdrogid,
9. gioi Diego Wanuel G6amorro,
Der iriJ6ere 2luslonoSmiHiitcr, 1T
gum @cianote1 yticnrnauoS in Den
Der. Gtaaten ernunnt tuor0eH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09

rumliNnNn AND nlntnlnurrn uNnrR
PERMIT tNe sea-, AUTHORIZED nN rnn
ACT nF OvUhIR A ipih nN mn An
rHE rusr ufFluk Or OMAHA, NKnn
nN OnpnR ur nnR PRESIDENT
A A RpRtrsnN, rWsfNAwrrn urNfnAt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09

Al AMERICAN NEWSPAPER wmcm
STANDS ron AMERICAN nfAtA Ann
PRINCIPLES PRINTED IN FnN GERMAN
LANGUAGE FnR AMERICAN CtnKkNa
VINO hRAn ntRMAN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-09
g 1elblnn IN Melopotamien

2onoon, 8. W}ai.-Ga5 slriegeomt
mel0et. ooB britiit6e Eruppen am 4.
D}ni Die Grtidait aertuf, odt 92ei-
len oitlid bon Wtoiul, in Wteiopo.
tanlien, beiettcn Ole griien itie.
ben auf feinen Nioeritan0. Ole
Giirten IiGBeu aui ibtem gitd8ug 600
8erlpluoete in bem aertuf Soipital
8uriid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-19
MAINE CLUB WOMEN
TO MEET IN AUGUSTA
On March 1928 for Second Spring
Session Under New By-Laws-Ses-
sions at Augusta House.

Mrs, Fannie f. Lord, president Of
the Maine Federation Of Women's
Clubs. has issued a call for the second
String meeting under the new by
laws, to be held by appointment of the
executive board. March 26-2s, at the
Augusta House.
AS this is the first biennial election
a large attendance is expected
There will be three minute reports
from all clubs, of the best work done
the past year; six minute reports from
all heads Of standing committees: a
complete report from the Executive
Board; full report from Mrs. James
T. Jack, chairman of the war COM
mittee God Mothers of Maine Sol
diers) created at the earnest presenta-
ton of great need at October meet
ing; and special report OF Mrs. Idella
NJ Cross. chairman of State Endow-
ment Committee.
A general committee Of Augusta
clubwomen, under charge of Mrs. L. c.
CARL as chairman. will be in attend
ance at trains and meeting place to
give information to arriving guests
and otherwise to show friendly club
feeling.
Presidents, presidents appointees
and delegates must present credential
cards. properly filled out and signed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-19

bert has just enrolled. Elmer. the
youngest of the four, is in France with
the mounted scouts of the 103d Infan-
try.
All four Of the boys were prominent
IN athletics while students at Cony
High school. All participated in foot
ball and all but Percy won distinction
IN baseball and basketball Elmer
went them one better hy qualifying
also as q track star.
a fifth star may make its appear
ance in the family service banner in
the not far distant future for a sister
OF the boys. Miss Annie NJ Thyng. who
IS a. trained nurse is thinking seri-
ousiy Of entering the Red cross service.
Miss Thyng is passing the winter with
her parents, but her home is IN Port
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-19

70 Mrs. J. II. Hodgkins. AZ Eas,ar, -.
enue' Augusta, chairman Of credenti.,
committee. '''''
ror entertainment apply to Mrs. F.
+. smith, u Gannett street. Augusta
CHAIRMAN entertainment committee.
Social functions will be of the sirnp-
lest and most Informal, as suits the
times.
An resolutions must be presented to
Mrs. Jesse NJ. Libby Mechanic Falls.
chairman Of committee on resolutions
and courtesies.
Clubs are requested to report deaths
TO Necrologist, Mrs. Z. c. CARL, Au-
gusta.
Delegates 10 the General Fedora ton
are to be chosen.
Al are requested to nemorize words
OF Collect, Pines of Maine. America.
star Spangled Banner and Battle
Hymn of the Republic.
Dues: Article ", Section VII Of the
By Laws The Treasurer's books shall
be closed two weeks before the sprinp
meeting"
T, Railroads are expected TO give usual
rates.
Notice Of proposed change OF BY
Laws.
| Article ", Section VI talready
changed to read four nominees instead
OF twoD For ma jority" substitute
plurality SO sentence will read "A
plurality Of legal ballots cast shall
constttuts an election"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-19
kENNEBEC REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

| The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past
| week at the kennebec county registry
of deeds:
! .Albion-A. ii. Libby to William Wal
colt, land.
Augusta Amanda s. Wade to Mel
vim :. Holway. land with buildings;
Maria l.. Legcr to John Corbin and
Emma Corbin. land on Murray street;
Ernest l.. Mari OF Bath to Nellie d.
! Mari OF Augusta, land and buildings on
east side OF river; Bernal ". bradbury
. and Stella Il. Bradbury to Elmer i.
| Ncwbert, land with buildings on Dar-
export street; Augusta Savings Bank
to Amanda S. Wade land with build
ings.
Albert G. Wescott to Mrs
Gertrude +. Ferguson, land with build
i ings ON Grcenville street.
! Oakland -Ralph J. c. Brown to
Sargie l.. Warren. land with buildings
on High street, S275: Oakland Foundry
and Machine co. to Chester W. Get
chcll Of Watcrvillc and Herbert :.
Wing of kinGfield, real estate and
water rights.
| Romo-E Edward f. Libby Of Augusta
lto Benjamin II. Tracy Of Augusta, land
| with buildings.
! Sidney-George W. Manter to G. s.
, Lewis Of Oakland, Cal, land: George T..
F.. IIallowell Of Watcrvlle to Charles s.
Lewis of Oakland, Cal, land.
Vienna Alfred Il. Gordon to Thomas
| Q. Hall, land with buildings.
T., 20
Joseph Lavcsseur. land: New England
Land Co. to Charles Quimby. land; Ida
NJ. Davis of Portland, formerly Of Wa
| terville, to Ethel NJ. Moves of Water
vile, land; City of Waterville to Chas.
A. Pooler for the Joseph Pooler heirs.
| homestead at 81 High street