davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
America Must Face the
Truth About Shoes

Many makers who never
used substitutes for leath-
er before are doing so to-
day. But not withstand
ing this, there are others,
who, like COUSINS still
build their shoes of all
leather.
If you insist on all leath-
er shoes you uphold Amer
ica's aims of true economy
and unimpaired service.
The greatest difficulty
that confronts the public
is to tell the real leather
shoes from the substitutes.
Even experts are some
times puzzled by clever inn
itations.
So for safety's sake re-
quest COUSINS SHOES
and be sure and look for
our trade mark. Do this,
because these shoes con
tain no substitutes for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
Has High Opinion of chamberIain's
Tablets

'I have a high ouinion of Cham
and as laxative" writes Mrs. c.
A. Barnes, Charleston, III. Il have
never found anything so mild and
pleasant to ise. My brother has also
used these tablets wi h satisfactory
results" d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

But man can generally manage
TO keep calm when his wife insists
on wearing her lasg seasons hat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

Besidcs, the average fan doesn t
feel right about il unless he places a
few foolish bets on the world series.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

II might as well be admitted right
now that the Chickasha band dished
out some first class music for the
county fair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

leather and never have.
They are made of all leath-
err and are all selected q
grades.
The leather accepted for
the manufacture Of COU-
SINS SROES must meet
unusual standards. The
specialists in the COU-
SINS factory reject hund-
reds of common varieties.
In the whole footwear
market there is nothing
handsomer than fine, soft
leather, attractively fash
ioned as in COUSINS shoe
styles. Nothing is strong
err or more comfortable.
-COU SINS selected
LEATHER SHOES mold
themselves snugly to the
foot. And for workman
ship, they are far excel.
Sold Exclusively By
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

Why doesn't the War Industries
board insist upon Il return to the an
cient era when school children used
states, as a method of conserving pa
per?
The Salvation Army is helping to
save our boys in france and to make
the world safe for democracy" 1t
deserve the support Of every patriotic
American
Another valuable by-rroduct Of the
var was to keep Nat Goodwin from
setting the whole front page when
his litth wife dissolved partnership
with him
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

A Washington dispatch dated
March 25th says: The third lib
erty loan, to open April 6, will be
for $3,O0O,O0O,OOO and all over
subscriptions at Al percent inter
est, Bonds of the first loan, bear
ing 81 percent interest, and of the
second loan at 4 percent, may be
converted into the new bonds,
but those of the third loan will
not be convertible into any future
issue. This announcement was
made tonight by Secretary McA-
doc that "the great events now
happening in France must fire the
soul of every American with a
new determination to furnish all
the dollars and all the material
of America that are
needed to put an end to the exc
cradle atrocities of German mill
tariSm,"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1918

Lieutenant Governor Parker
spent most of this week in Occur
d'Alene and Spokane, where he
was called to confer with Cover
nor Alexander and Attorney Cen
eral Walters on the |. w. w. stu
alton. Concerning this curse,
Gov. Alexander says: 81. w.
W.ism will be stamped out not by
persuasion, but by the strong arm
of the law. | propose to clean the
state of a lot of aliens whose
hearts are full of sedition and dis
loyalty and I'm going to take a
fine tooth comb to do it with this
time. | gave them fair warming
last year, treated them we'll and
as men and human beings, citi-
zens and residents of our country.
| promised them then that for the
second offense there would be
martial law, militarism and bay
onet. Pm going to keep my word
to make Idaho safe for every pa
triotic citizen to live in"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

Lee Hanses, who owns one of
the best farms in the county-six
miles northeast of Cottonwood
surely is doing his "bit" in the
way of complying with the wishes
of the government in growing as
much wheat as possible this sea-
son. Of his 800 acres of land Mr..
Hanses is preparing to seed every
acre of it to wheat, except about
20 acres which he is compelled to
put in oats for his horse feed.
With a good crop he can reason
ably expect a yield of 35 bushels
to the acre-or 10000 bushels
from the 800 acres. The price
next Fall will likely be about
$3.50 a bushel-or better than
$26, 900 for the seasons crop. This
is more than all the country edi-
tors in Idaho would make in a
wear,
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

AS per notice in this issue the
Cottonwood highway district has
called for bids for the sale of $780,
600 highway district bonds at not
to exceed six percent interest.
The commissioners intend to be
prepared to meet their portion of
the expense of the state highway
through this district and will be
prepared to go ahead with con-
struction work as soon as the state
authorizes the work done. There
will also be some work done on
other roads this season, as we'll as
the purchase of several new rights
of way for cut-offs.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

A soldier MORALLY wounded and
blinded lay dying in France. To
the weeping nurse who asked his
mothers address he said there was
nobody on earth interested in
him, but he would like a cigarette.
A broken one was all there was at
hand. Before it was finished he
passed-away. All you who smoke,
is there any suggestion in the in
cident? Think of it a moment
just one broken cigarette!- Ore
CONAN.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

The best service which the
schoolboys can render during their
summer vacation is to go out on
the farms and help to get in the
crops which must feed the armies
and peoples of the allies as we'll
as the United States during the
next year. The women and chill
dren of France, Britain and Italy
have been doing it for several
years. Americans should do no
less
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

Our Council of Defense officers
John Funke and Fat Hamlin-
have just been notified that the
13O-pound box of tobacco, sent
from here recently to our boys in
France, would not be shipped
from New York free-as we were
given to understand it would be.
The freight bill amounts to $685.
60, which of course must be made
up at once by our citizens
they will gladly do.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

About the first week in April it
is the custom with every town to
have a couple of cleanup days.
Our city council, at its meeting to
be held next week, will designate
two days for cleaning up the town
of the usual rubbish that accumu-
lates during the winter months.
The sooner this is done in the
Spring the less chance there is for
epidemics of typhoid fever, etc.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

Congress is still boosting up
the price of wheat. Last week a
bill passed the Senate, making
the price for this seasons wheat
crop $3.50 per bushel. 1t is
thought the bill will also pass the
House this week.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

Don't fail to hear the noted lee
turer, VIM. j. McKie, at Odd Eel
lows hall next Monday night
for benefit of Red Cross. eight
ing Mac" spent 80 months in
northern France, and fought in
all the most important battles
and was badly wounded. Price
of admission only 25c.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

Lewiston also is being taken
by dogs" and in a desperate at
tempt to keep the town from 60
ing to the dogs entirely, the coun-
Gil is preparing to raise the tax to
SIS for males and $40 for females.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

The Service Flag, ordered some
time ago by our patriotic citizens,
has arrived and will beraised soon
with appropriate ceremonies. TIE
date has not yet been decided
uDOn.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-03-29

Next Sunday is Easter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
Hccicpelts tseSc
i'm 2tuSitcriMmt
HutiuenOisfeit ber @euinunng bes
aricscs nnO Shaffnng elmer
seeinisten Gntiun ons
Snitptt6emn.

Dor einem gefiiIlten Sauie bielt
S6erit Hooiebelt om Somstog aben0
i'm g[u6itorium cine Ge0e iiber Die
gtotluenoigfeit, ben Grieg au geipin.
nen. gei ieinem @intritt ipuroe er
bon Der Nengs ftiirnliif begriiBt.
ssSStt ietnem 8ortrog betonte er baltpt.
iddlidb Die ltrafte 3lrhfiibrlng
elmer Hiiitltng uno Die 8eridmeI-
5itng nIler Raiien in cine einige Ro.
tion. Sir oas Iebtere befiirlportete
er Dor aIlent bas @inipr1denInitem.
OR mil g6enoihulen I'M gonsen
2onoe erri6tet ie6en im0 oIle Gin.
Donoerer milBten oieielbeu beiuhen
ltro in flint Sobren 70 iDeit gebrodt
iper6en 6aB iie englifd ipreden uno
Ieien fonnen. Or bob berbor, Dob
Die oeutide Spra6e aus ben Bolts.
idnlIen ertfernt mer6en folIte, bod in
ben So6iduIen oieieI6e 8erehtigung
bGtte pie irgerl0 cine anoere frenloe
Spra6e. Sen 6etti6en 3eit1tngen
ioate ieiner g(niidt nod ourh Elm
@eiee 3eit gegeben peroen Iih lang
lam in engIiide urn8upan6eIn Sb.
ipobI er Die amerifaniiden @iir9er
oeuti6en 8lutes ourdous ntht oIs
illopnl be5eiduete, modte er ben
Qeutid 2lmerifaniiden NationoI.
buno un6 einige Sibfopfe fir Die.
Gtintmung berontlportIih, Die itd|
geqen aIleS 9eutIde bier i'm 2onoe|
rihte uno lopaIen 9iirgern oeutider
8itamnntng oas 2eben inuer made.
Sm 9mgemeinen ertbielt Rooies
belts Heoe iebr quite @e0unfen. @r
iprad beionoers ser 9urdfubrung
elmer aIgemeinen ariegsborbereitllng
6as Sort unO befiirlportete bic Sin.
fiibrung ser ollgemeinen 0ienfts
pfliht uoh Dem @2tliter Der Sdmei3.
Geine gtusfiibrungen nur6en nit
groBem geifaa altfgenommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
6cianttuerltlIte Ser
amer. Grllppcn

g8oibin9ton, 10. Srni. - 9ie
bisber bon General 99eribing genel.
0eten 8erIuite Der omerifoniI6en @r.
peoitioustrltppen einidGieBIid Der
geItrigen 2iite, beIoufen lid in8ge-
ianlt ouf 1915 M}ann, mie 6os
&riegsonlt bel 8eroffentli6ang oes
eriten regeln1dBigen @odenberidtes
angob EooeSfGI(e i'm Sample, in.
folge bon 8unoeb arunfbeiten, I'm.
fallen un0 allen on6eren 1trioden
beIaufen iid ouf 1927. DGbren0
4,046 Wann pertpun0et ipur6en uno
342 beru1iBt iper6en einibIieBfif
Der in 9elitidIan0 @efangenen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
329 Sdiiler in 9riegs.saotitanbss
iGnle

Columbia Mo., 10. SUM. - 9ie
9ldne fir Die ariegs s-gsotftan6sidu.
lie, Die am Is. SUM on Der Timber.
iitit bon Miiiouri beginnen foa, Iinb
fait boILenoet. $ednifder ltnterri6t
miro 800 Mann erteilt tperoen. sssn
Der eriten ISOLDE nirb M1ilitGrorgnni.
iation uno 9fegiitrierltna Die 3eit
oltsfiillen. 8ie Stltoenten mer6en
I'M gtltto. Srottoren- lno 2oItait.
tolenfen un6 Reporieren unterrid.
tet fper0en iopie I'M @otorraofab.
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10

@aIbington 10. Suttt.-9er ane.
rifaniide sro9tooulpfer @inar bel
Rio, 1854 2onnen .groB, lDltrOe am
Samstag frab 70 Waeilen bon Der
aiiIte MarDIonos entfernt bon einem
oeutiGben ll-goot perierft. Gin &et.
tung8boot, in pelAem ii9 Der Sa-
pitan uno II Wtunn Der 8eiasung
0es berIenften Sdifies befan0en
miro nod bernliBt; ein nt0eres nit
II Mann lit on Der 9ilIte 8ir9illios
gelonoet. SSSn Der oiesbe8iigliben 9es
pei1e an oas Marinean1t miro ni6t
qeIogt, Oh Der 9antpfer bur1 @e-
i9iitieuer ooer ntittels zines Cor
pe0os beriertt pur0e. 0tan gibt iih
Der Soffnung bin, 0aB Die Manr-
i9aft oeS berntiBten 9fettungsboo.
tes bon einenl S9iffe oufgenonmen
rporoen lit. Ser 9anlpfer 8inor Del
Hio mar Elm aiiitenfabrer lm0 Der.
nitteIten oen @erfebr nit 8eitin-
bien.
2lu8 alien bisberigen geridten
ii6er Die 9peratipnen Der &auhboo-
te an Der amerifoniiden &itite gebt
berDor, oaB oieielben MIR einen tIei-
nen 8irfungstrei5 baben.
GGft 8alfiidfanaer puIiieren.
Stem 8eoforo, MaH., 10. Stunt
8alfiibfdnser, Die bier ge-
itern eintrofen, meloeten, 0aB iie
bon einem ll-goot ungebdIten MUIR
ben. aopitdn s. e. @oniaIpes bonn
S4onet q. 20. 0i6oIion iogte, oaB
ct nit Dem 6iibrer oes &oudbootes
porliert lm0 ibnl geiagt babe, er lei
Elm armer Mant uno 0oB Der Der
Iult ieines 56iffe8 fir i'm finon8iel.
len &uin be0eitte. Wtan eeitattete
itul feline 5abrt NIT Der 2ooln1g
Gran int @erte bon $4,000 fort8u-
ieben. 8ann iteuerte Dos lt-goot
auf ben Shoner @Ien 81. Smift lo8,
Ser ebenfaQS bon elmer 8olfiiAiago
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
Wietti9cr Stbritt
Scs 1iebraska Staatss
1,crtciSielttesrates
@hnitt bic ursidlieflide gcriucn-
bnns Der engliidlcn SpradJe bel
allen AaIGiien.

2intoIn, 9lebr., 10. SUM. Ser
Stoots. .8erteioigilnqsrat bon O2e.
bra8fa erIieB oiit Somstaa eine
8eroronung, in mclder ale gepob.
ner pes Stoates 5ur gtitar6eit fiir
6ie gusmer5ung Der 8erruenoung
fremoer Spro6en beim SduIunter.
ri6t, in &itdcR, bel 0ffentIiden
3uiammetlfiinftet iiber's Selepbon,
mtf Der StraBs, in ben 9obnSiigen
uno 6ei an6eren @eIegenbeiten nuf.
1eforoert neroeH.
glebnlide gerfilgungen nur6en
bereifs bon Den Gottntb- -9erteioi.
qunQsbeboroen bor Setpor0 uno
2ancoiter getroFfen. g(ud 8ouber.
neur Saroing ppn Soma, iofpie Der
Staat8 8erteibiaungsrat bon Siio.
9atota erlieBen obnIi1e 8erfiigun.
gen.
g}oditeben0 her GrloB bieier 9c.
b0r0e in oeutifaf lleberiebung:
Ser Rebro$ta Staatg .8ertetoi.
glngsrot Io0et bicrnlit olle gelpob.
nGr RebroSfa'S 3ur Ritarbeit elm in
einer genlaitli1raen 8enlilblng, 0ie
englii6e 5pro1e (0ie Sprode 0es
2anbe8) ousidlieBIi6 beim Inter.
ri6t in ofRntIiden tpie aud Rribot.
iduIen 5u berpeneen Iotpie iid oud
berieLten INT ollGqmeinen beion0ers
a6er 6ei anipra6en unp @eiprdGen
an 6ffentIi6en 92Idben al be6ienen.
I'm 0ies gu ern1gIi6en iollte ouf
allen giienbabn8iigen, StroBenbdb.
men, ilber oaS 3eIepbon uno BEL
anoeren @eIegenbeiten BEG 0ffent-
Iiden 8erfebr3 ausi6lieBli9 Die
2nnoesiprQ1e ttiilbt per0en. 9lae
8rebigten uno 0ffentli6e Geoen
iollten ousihIiebIim in engIiIder
Spra6c gebaltcn fperoen, no nber.
oIte 9ellte liuo, Die Der engliiden|
Spro6e nidt nlddtig iinO uno no.
es fir notig arbolten miro, bob Der
reIigi0ie lluterridt in elmer fren.
ben 3un9e 9egeben miro Oa loa|
ie0e 9ubIi5itGt 9ieier &atia6e I'M.
Bum aqgeneinen @ob[ 0es Can.
oes uno Den has1noniiden 8uitar.
oen I'M Stoate, iollte ieoes 9febrasfn
@elneinpeien oteicn 8abripruA an.
nebmcn: o@enn Qu elm omerifd.
ntider 8iirger 6iit. Damn iprif Die
5pra6e oes 2aaneS. SSn Der g(ns-
fiibrung oieies gIancs ultB @ebuIo
un6 8orii9t geiibt ner0en uno Die
4nnenbtng barter WaBregeIn ioate
bon ieoem gutter giirger entmutigt
lper6en, Ger giloitngspro3eB miro
piel on3u beitraoeL Den 0ldnnernl
Die lteberSeugltng bei8ubringen baB
0ieieS @rIuhen Der oltSidlieBli9en
gerpenoung Scr 2anoesiprade bel
alien @eIegcnbeiten Elm pirflid Bill.
iiges 8erIongen it, menigItens nab
reno bieies 2ydbrcs uno BOB oieies
9erIaugen gIeif8eitig fir iene, Die
itottgeben CUTE Reiultate
Ieitigen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
2lntcr. 11iitbtlfe am
1frice clttauiGclt Iic6

93ori8, TO- Suni. Syn eineut
artifel in Ga 2iberte iogt SberIt
&ouIIet, ooB Die 0}itarbeit Ser g(me.
rifoner ON ariege ftd) ihteG lnt6 In
briaollter 8eiie entpifele ltno einen
tiefen ginorl1f ienieits beg &beins
berOor8uri,fen beginnt, urtion1ebr oIg
Die omerifoniiden SilfsqueIGen 70 or.
ganiiiert iin0, oaB fie 100000
gtonn monatlid Iiefern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
glcner stern entSedt.

gofqr, Ore, 10. SSuni Or. SEQ.
s. 9eterS lnO 4Srof. %. 30. Conrad
oom Marineo6ierbntorillm Die iiA
bier 3ur geo6ndtlrg Der Sonnenfin.
iternis befau6en. cntoeften in Der
aonItellution aquillo einen neuen
Stern. 3pei moere 9titronomen,
Die in anOerer @egenoen Die 9eob.
odtlngen nadteu, meloeten oieielbe
Gnt0ednna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
Go,ialiiten inmmeln aumpuBne.
fnuns.

gaeu gorf, 10. SUM. DIE io8ia.
liitiide Bortei bat cine iiber Die
gauge Station bin ber8meigte Sant-
pogne begonnen, Inn cine gtiaion
0ollors nitf3ubrinqen, Inn Die Som
preBua6Ieu ibrer aonoioaten Sit
lnterItilteu, 10 pur0e I'M &ortei.
6ouptduartier onbier nngegeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
GinkciitnleitIteitcr
bieIe 11)eebe fdni9

8aibington, 10. SSuni. ni.-Mebr ols
$2,o00,000.000 an Gtnfommen. nnO
lleberi6uBprofit 5teuern bon Gin.
selperIonen un6 aorporotionen iinb
Gnt na6Iten Sant8tng fdIlig. Cine
6olbe Billion lit oies sya6r bereits
besoblt tporben. 8ie @eianttiumme,
Die aus oieier 2ueIle ertportet miro,
belauft ft1 ouf $2,775,000,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
arnn aIs gleratin in gLrmee.

Camp @rant, Godfor6. ST., 10.
SUM. = Or. Ss5iabea @raD BON ct.
2oliis, Die Die critic 6rnu iein ioG,
DIE NIT Gffi5iersrang in oie glrrnee
onfgenomn1en pur0e, bot iih beim
Gibiiions Stabsar5t synnes 80.
gbal.n gim Gienite geneGOet lmo
ipuroe als 9lnditetbiitin oem gaiis.
6oipitaI snerteilt. Sie miOmete iid
felt IA Sobren Dem dr5tliden gent.
fe. Gle bat Den Gnug eines Sber.
lcutnants, bari nber Die 9l65eiden
nidt trogen. Gle be5iebt Oas SebaIt
zines GberleitnaHts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
StaStiihe gsauite am gtreif.

g8aibtn9ton, 10. SUM. - LOCO
ito6tii6e 9tneeitelte I'M 9iftrift BON
Columbia, Die 8u anfang letter $50.
4e on ben Streif eingen, fino mad,
einem baIbtdeigen Streif auriifee.
fe9rt unO itno geitern tpie6er an 6en
Iusital10 getreten, I'M Die iofortige
Grpdg1ng elmer 2obnerbobung su
eratpinqen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
5radtSampfer remit anf SanSbant
Quf.

Qu8 einem pn8ifiiden Sofen 10.
SUM. - Cine orabtIoie 9epeIfe, bic
9eitern bonn Nerddrt8 Grhanee er.
balten tpuroe, beiagte, oaB 6os idpa.
niide 6rodtififf gtifofu Moru, mel.
nes om friiben Morgen on Der
nor6Iiden pn8ifiiden aiiite oiif cine
Sanobdnf' altflief, pdbreno Der Slut
Iib befreite uno, obiDobl om Bug
idlper beihdoigt, nad Dem Srofen-
bod aebroht per6e.
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ganbiten totem 60 FcriOnen in
Nfrrifn

81 Baio, Ger, 10. Slni.-60
gabnp1dter uno Gaiingiere pur6en
gct0tet, ol8 gonoiten einen gerio.
nen3ug bel Gas 0Ias, Durango, ma.
be 8epbl,a.res, am 27. W}ai dngrif.
fen mie cine bier eingetroffene Der.
ipGtetc g3ohridt aus Durango gitb
beioot. 3rei beriDunoete 9aiiogiere
ber6rannten, ais Die 8an6iten 6en
3ug onaiinoeten nodoem iie 10000
9eios, Ole fir Die 2(bI0bnitng bon
Durango 8rippen beitimut maren
erbeuteten. @euGB elmer Gepeide
ats 9reiioio, Ger, iino bel Dina.
ga, gbibuobuo, feds giIGiiten aefan.
gen genomnen mo bingeri6tet NOR.
Apn
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G6rnns fiir a'rdROent 8iliOn in
glnsiidlt.

9Sari8, 10. SUM. - Grdfi6ent
8iIion aoroinal Mercier unb gtn.
tonic SaIan0ra Der itaIieniide
9rentier, iin6 oom Sefretdr Der ata.
oen1iiden uno Observation-Disclosures
borgeidIagen Doroen Die Jest I'm.
beieeten Stellen an Dem SSnititrlt 5li
fuIlen. Ole 2lbitimnulng nir0 am
ndditen Sdrnstag nbgeboIten un6 es
itebt feit BOB 6ieie orei erpdbIt
meroen iDiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
@egIbOOs sOdler bermd6It IA

8biln0elpbin, 10. SUM. - 5rou
6drrD Nlcgl0oo Dlartin, cine Sohter
oes Sefretdrs Mcglooo, berm1bIte
fid am Snmstag nit GRAFTON gl1tt.
Die 8rolniug ipuroe in Der ct. Sbo.
mas Gpiseopnl Stride in 3bite.
mnrib, elmer goritaot, BON gfeb. s.
Chapman ooIlsogeu.
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onftpuft 9unSun garis erfOIsreidI

4arIs, TO- SUM. : Gin Slug.
8oitbienIt 8Diiden 2onoon rno 90
ris lit erfoIgreih eingeIeitet poroen.
Slieger 2orgnat bat ont Gontstag
ieinen Oritten Stumbling in 5 @tnn.
oen Is gein1tten beenoet. Ole Hiid.
febr NOR pegert oes itarfen @eger.
mitt6eS beidperIi6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
,SeinbIidcr glnsldnber freiaelaiien.

gluf Die glnor0nltng bon 8unoes.
moridaa sFlDnn purbe Der feinblihe
ausldnoer 6reo 2oop bon @oge
Gountp, Der unter 9erOdft berbaftet
murOe, pieoer freigeIaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
gInf ber oiite fin6 Z glamen pOn

gfuf Der 2iite fino Z 0amen bon
S5opaern entboIien 5olOot glic.
@. &altermnn, aamrdr, Sn, tit
al aranfbeiten gcitor6en. 9eriUitu-
bet fDitroen: Soupniann Charles B.
Qifins, @interiet, Syn.; Solooten
8tDigbt 6. Gdrion, g}ount Qlpr,
Ga; sy1ines &. SeiDitt, greiton,
Soma; anton SSyirfobsft Geonr Ra.
pios, ia; Gee Soneg, glnOreD, So.
Sotbat See e. Sasgertp, Soeueer,
Sn., muroe idJiper berpunoet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
@efa6r md nidlt boriiber.


peri6ieoener berubigenoer 4ngaben,
bob Die oeutide &audbootorobung
unter aontroI[e iei, bleiben Die
Soudboote, neI6e iebt bor Der allan.
-tii6en &itite operieren, onboIten6 Ell.
ne iebr ernite 8eorobung oes
S6iffsberfebr8.
8is iest lit es oiefen Eoudboo.
ten geIltngen. iid gut aug benz 8ege
Der berfoIeenoen GIottengeIdfpooer
5lt holten. llno obpobI eelegent[i6
Shiiiie nit ibnet glpebieIt iuoroen
ftno, fonn beitimnlt geiogt iper0en,
onB fein ein5ige8 bieier fetn6Iiden
5abraeltge berientt ooer gefopert
moroen lit.
gielfoh eInubt man nod irtner,
bob oieie 8oote an eireln Der un-
56bIieen &ornaenirtiel6en, unfern
oeS Gingang8 bonn MerifogoIf, ODER
in Der gtodburifaft BON 8eItinoien
eillen StiiBunft baben, no ibr 9eI.
nn0 ionitige 8orrGte berboraen Itno.
@ian bolt es bier fir gefpiB, bos
tie berIuden neroen, onertfaniidle
Srilppen 8ransportoampfer 5itr
Strefe Sit bringen.
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Wetterberi2t.

SIR Cutaga nno llmgeeeno, oen
Stnat gaebrnsfo un6 ssopo-5d0n
unO anbaIten0 marin bette aben&
uuo Giatstos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-10
garis iuicOer beidlOiien.

Boris, 10. sSuni.-@eitern mur.
De bic 8ei6ieBnng bon Boris aus
meittrogeneen @ei6Hten mieOer aut.
eenommen. Gem Mntin 5ufolge bat
OieieI6e mebrere 0pfer an Dlen.
i6enlebcn geforoert. Sic goriier
pieqen iih in Siherbeit. SIN Sob.
re 1914, als fie bic fein6Iideu Seere
Der 2an0esbaitptitoot ndberten ber.
lieB ein GROCER Tell Der 3ibiIbe-
o6lfeutna Die StaOt; Sterilization
nn0 @eiddfte itnnoen leer ufto elm
Sdredenggefii9I bate it'd Seoer.
mann benahtigt Seute ober, tros
oes onbaltenoen gombaroements imo
2(ngrifie oeilti6er 5lieger, .iino ot
Straben nn0 goulebaros bele6t; Die
@eiddfte un6 9laerfeild0en iino NIT
aauiluitieen nngefilat, unO bic 3beo.
ter mer0en- Itort beilldt. 9luh moH'
gelt es nift an gtabriing. Gie 90
riier fiuo u6er5eiigt, onB Der GeiuO
nift Biz on Die Gore Der Stnot bor.
Sringen miro; man bat 81 Der ar.
NEE HneridatterIihss @ertrouet
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Meutr Nngriff all finer
20 Mtilen Srunt
cntSiSier aclinot es Sem
3 6cldnScectuiitl so crs
9 mint sum Palten
IT ereifen 9 Gbatean>Cbierrp al

tereinanber Iieger1oen beittiden 2i-
nien ftno gepobnIid 8ur gofseit
bon bep 6einOe entbIoBt.