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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29

eeT SoBtc for0ctie bieruuf NIT
giod0rud eoB allen @rcOieern mo
Noltoreu, bic ihrc 3meitcn @iiracr.
papiere nod nidt bnben, fir Die
Gmter oes qricqes Die antBtdtig.
| felt ent5oaen ueroen loIlte.
Serr @briI aubI, Serolisacber
oes ,Gho7. Der NIT Goitor @eride
aefommen mar, griff oub in Die &c.
batte elm bertei0igte oie Oeltihc
4reiie m0 bebonOeIte Ole 2ofol3ll.
iton0e In 2iueoIn 2etoer fouen Die
9erousqeber Der on0eren frenio-
ibrahieen 94Idtter nidt at Bort,
neil iie, nie oeiogt, iirter Dem @lait.
ben es eehe feline offentIihe
Sibuna oes aouitees, iif idot Dor.
her entferut batteit.
Ser Baitor @eride berteioigte lib
biermtf Gegen Die 9ei6uIOigung oes
8erru Gouplonb uno beborptete init
lteber8eugung, ooB i'm @eniiIens-
grilnoe 0o6u Sipingen, ben Geli-
gionsunterridt in Der @tutteriprahe
81 erteiIen nrt6 BOB oies feinesDegs
ettpaS nit 2opalit1t au tlin babe,
8os 4omitee bat oann oie 5iblutg
.qeiflIoiien, obne 81 aeigen, nelhe
.Stellung es einnebmen miro.
9as Sous bal geitern oos Miodetts
geieb, Oos frenloipro9lihen Inter-
ridt in ben 9oIfSidulen geltattet,
tpiberrufen.
9arouf bciddftigte fth 6os 9oits
init Der Seimqaroe-8orIage Die
nod merle6igt 1T.
9lb9eorbreter @ebrens bon Gu.
ming gnnnfr Tei1te cine 9orIage
Elm, ipono9 bos ltuipeien Der @el.
ben @rigaoe I'M Staat, oie @ob.
ttltngen ltto Stale BON beroddtig.
ten uno perIeltn0eten 8iirgern eelb
anitrei1t, be0auert miro.
ganGn1ittaes bielt Htfuro 8. Met.
eoIfe i'm Sous cine ReOe iiber Oos
@irfen oeg 8ertei0igtlngsrdtes.
Sab er ocbei ipie6er tart gegen
allies mas 9eutib lit, petterte, lit
ieIbltoeritdnolih.
Cine ein0ruisboIle GeOe bieIt Col.
eeyobn Mtaber.
Ser Seant rertdgte it6 am
bis ailf @ontag. @or-
ber botte Senator Senrp cine &eio-
luton einGareidt tpona6 fetne @e.
iddfte oufectontmen ner0en ioIlen,
Die in Der @lnberltf1rgs Brofloma-
tion 6es @oltberneltrs nidt er.
ndbnt iino. 8ie Reiolution tpuroe
unter ben Reqeln 5uritfgeIegt. 9ie
arnabne lit, oaB sic
bon Goub. g1ebiIIe in.
ipiriert pur6e, Scr Der gniidt lift,
ooB cine icbigc gfatifiaierung Der
Rationalen 4robibition geieblitb i'm.
giiltig 1T. 3anfit oiirfte Die Sa6e
iiir oieie Sieung erIeoigt ietu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
sen, il,iHiams crsiit
Sen. raScIIcttc an
A'ia ihn ans Stuai auSatRohtu nuS
ben iol Nanaianiru, Wirior @ct.
ar, inttrnlrrt IrbrH,

Maibmaiou 99 MARA aIs
tidior 0tniams Tuuofrdt BON
llhHifipm 8eiiuna6bCu6ie ubtr sic
@a1lcn tn gaiStouitu Dcrl0s. iodic
ce sGos brsicht ndi ndtirhh auf
senator Qo6oileitc ocr oua 0icicr
aarrcrihdIt nisagItcbn meroru
iouic
es mar 6ics sic critic erfIdruna.
bic tn ciucr ofi9cn ScnoieiieuHa
beBi9i6 Der 9lusiiobrna qo3ollet.
tca aemoht murhc. Ger 9euoior
trfIdric wciter, Dab Gicior Berger,
0er ioiioIiitiihe annoioot m gqi8rou.
fin, iuicrniert mer0en ioIlte. er er.
flarte icncr, odB es fcinen llntcr.
idlte0 5uiiheu gemofrutcn uuo Ge.
pubIifoncrn gebr, ionoern MIR ben
llnteribieo 5iniid1en &otriotrn un0
lumdrmen 9}dtrioten ooer 9lro.
9eltiten.
8dbrenO eiuer nomioIaen0en ges
batte muroc 2enroot nerteioiqt, nab.
ren0 Reeo bon @liiiolri. qtIburit
bon glri3ona uno Cpen bon Gflobo.
mo iid iiber @artetteitilug al 6ieier
Bet betlogten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
Anlcibeqmcti1nt fir
10. Diitrtkt crb0ft

gaI6noton %. g2drs Qas
Guotum fir je0en Der 8un6esre.
ieroe. 8iItrifte, oie in 0eniel6en nab.
reno Der 3. 5rei6eitsonIeibe. aom.
pagne, Die om 6. 2lpriI beginnt, er.
reidt ooer ilbertroffen meroen iol.
lem, muroe bonn Staat86eportement
feItgeiebt. gScr gorf ioQ 20 8ro8ent
Der 3otaInrteibe iteIIen ooer 5000.
100000, e5enio nie in Der 8meiten
anleibe, Der G6ic1ao.3iitritt 1926.
Der GlebeIan0. Giitrift
$300,000,000. g}ah @riDdgunq Der
Notwithstanding fon0 man, oaB
Der goitonpr 9iftrift BEL Der 5pei.
ten 2(nIei6e einen 5u boben anteiI
liefern Htltite, oober Duroe 6os
Guotum 30. 10 Bro5ent 1uf ettpas
me6r oIs s 4rosent 6era6aeiebt.
yaur penige Giitrifte erbielten einen
crbobteu GrcBcntfot 5ugei6rie6en.
Der aanias GitD Giitrift, Dem
omaha angebJrt. muB $130,000,.
900 iteIlen ODER S10,000,000 me6r,
1Is bel Der 5Ueiteu anIei9e. Sci Ser
Iebteu glHlei6e ieooh iuur0en m Die.
lem Diitrifte $3.50, 100000 erreifIt.
Gos Gonoerquotum Der ein5eInen
Counties uno gidbte iDir0 bon oer
gun0es .GcierDe ge6or6c je nod &c.
J0lfernna55a5l geoblitau0 un0 DC.
Ihdfi5berbdltniiien brrcdnet un6 inI
ben rddiieu 5iDei 15DdJeH bcfannt &c.
sebea iDer9ea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
StraBcnb0bneti itcbcn
in 1sattIas Gitp IT'LL

aonias gitb gto., 29. 0adr3.
Ger brittle Sag 6es @eneraIIfreifs
bro6 bette an, o6ne 0ab oie 5ra
Benbobnen in 8etrieb troten, uno
10000 llnionorbeiter nidt arbete.
ten Sun0erte bon gLltos ifaffen
Die 2eute 3ur g[rbeit uno tauicnoe
bon 9Grbeitern muBten i6ren 8eg
gu SUB 5uriidlegen. @s fanen ge.
itern aben0 feline ausiareitlngen
Dor. Gin glppea an bic l1nionen
boB Die @aIicrtuqrfe nift
la9mgelegt ner6en. Ger Streif
puroe begonueh oIs Sic 81idereien
iib neigsrten NIT oen B1iherei.
arbeitern 3u berban0eIn, un0 lire
Union nidt dnerfennen tpoIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
21mr Biiroer Icuen an
1loa1leit teilnebmtem

@aibington, Is. g1drs.-Gine ee.
meininne geioIution Die eineu aon.
itititions5uinB befiriDortet, iuonad
IS unmogIid aemodt miro, oaB il.
gen0 iemnn0 anBer einem goabiIr.
ger Der Ser. Stonten fir Waitalie.
Der oes aougreiies uno 9Irdiioenien.
eleftoren itiHmen fam, iDur6e bom
aeprdientnrten 9lontngue BON Sir.
ginia aeitern eingereihi. adt Stoo.
ten Der llriaa erlnuben gIusIan.
bern bic oIe eriteH Robiere befiben,
on Der G5.tmuuung ieil5uneljmen.
1ies ioa iest abgei6ofit peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
grafOcut gSiliun iOIl fd fir
9Rnnnen hrrluenhet hnhrn.

g8oibiugtons 49, @idr3 -g8 bers
Initete bier 4cute, baB 8rGiioent
g9iIion Elm SsIegranun on @Duber.
nelrr stephens ron California ge.
ianot babe1 loa, in Dem er ieinen
glppea fin sS5ntcroention 3lt @uniten
bon Ibonaa S. U}oouep erneuerte.
Gbmobl mar iid i'm 8eiBen SauIe
peigerte, San 5ranciscoer 9epe.
ihen, ooB Der 8raiioent iid fir
@looneB Dermenoct bdtte, 5u pernei.
men ooer stl 1leiabf1, ttilnnlt man
All, ooB oie GdAriAt ouf 0abrbeit
berubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29

mime SIMMER friide Iipiiioncn
ftbrt Der 6ciuo in oen aontpi lie,
ber $4,000 D}anu ioleu Die Dat.
idcn i'm Sample boben.
3ie oeutideu &rllppen uer0en in
ben Stlirm3cutreu bpn orei berbor.
roaeuoen oeltiben @enerGlen onge.
fiihrt Gs iin6 oieie8 Otto b. @e.
lom, Der I'M g}or0en befehligt; @eue.
raj b. 6ofncr foumanoiert I'M Sen.
trlm uno @cneral b. Sutier I'M Gil
Den. Otto b. 9clom oorf nidt NIT
,5rib b geIom berluedieIt mer0er,
Der I'M horioen Sabre Die 8imn S6s
ben ino 0ouit oudl iein &omnon0o
berlor General Otto b. 9elom be.
feEliat oie gldte grrrtee, fitbrte ip1.
ter bel Dem GoritoB in @la3eoonien
bic 0eutide buIgariidle 9trmce uno
er5ieIt, nadocm er ith an oie Spibe
oe5 g. S5dgerbntoillon8 geiteQt un0
nit oieiem cine fcinolidc S0beiteI.
mng nabn on 0roen 4our le Me.
rite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
Scr &f in
Der SegisIatnr
Der DertciSiounosrat fcrtert cine weitere 5eils
iur scr iremSipro6ioen pre1e.-P0us
ipiScrrlft Gas tltcd,cttsdicicb

Ter eeausacbu S saen Smubu ssbant erh Fh sten bic
buraridaamen &eimmunacn acen bic remSpradiac 9rne
@uuberuau 9eae nmmt Sirnua araen bic Gatliauna bes
Prohibitions amrnbmcus @Iaub, bah bic Gatf5Hua nnaaI.
tin III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29

nen normal. 2(n etlihen 8unften
Oes 5hIadtiel0cs iinb iie groBer, an
anOeren 9eringer, ie nad Der 8u6t
oe8 Samples.
Ser oeutide aronprin5 0rong ge.
itern big nof ct. 8ierrepont Dor
(u0roIid) bon Otont6i0ier) uno bot
0tontoioier genontmen.
2ln Der Qot6ringiden S5ront
ninlnt Die Gerpnlt oes gfrtiIIcriciclt.
erS an Seitiofcit 81
Sorting gratnliert !6inOeu6nrg.
Q(ntiteroam. 80. DlQr3. Reids.
fon3ler +. Sertling bat an 5eIOmor.
ifaQ b. Sinoenburg cine 8epei6e
iiberutittelt, in peIber er Dem 5el0.
mori6aI feline youfriGtige 9elpun0e.
rung fir Die berrIihen qoten Der
Qrmee" ous0ritft uno nit @enug.
tuung auf bic 8erIeibung neuer
aus3eihnunqen 6e8 aaiiers an Oen
5eI0morihaa uno @enerolquortier-
meiiter 2tl0enOorff bermeiit. o3ds
g1n8e oeutihe goIt, beiBt es in Der
8epeife, ofreltt itd nit mir. Ser.
troncusboa bIift es 8u Gtp. @rceI.
lena enrpor, iuiiienO, 6oB Uenn Sin.
oenburg un6 9u0en0orff fitbren, Der
Sieg nnousbleiblif) lit.
Der aaiier lO6t sic Sruppen.
Q(mIteroam, 30. g2dr3.-8er aai,
Ter Bot an ben 8i5e grGIioenten oe8
Gcidstags nodite6enoe 9epeidc ge.
ion6t .2ie eaten, pel6e Die glr.
NEE tn Den Iebten paar 9ogen uus.
gefiibrt bnt. reiben ii6 ben 9Idn3eno,
item Grrungenihaiten U1bren0 0ieies
ariegS on. 02it @otte8 SiIfe 6oben
mir @uglanoB Seer idtuer eri4iit,
tert. Gdglid oringen mir trot bart.
nGdigen gi6eriton6es meiter Dor.
Die 3n6l Der genladten @efangenen
1T groB, bic geniadte 8eute 1T I'm.
ermcBlih.
D20ge oos 0euti6e goIf, beion.
oers ober 6ciieu gertreter aus Der
@r0Be Der Eaten bon g1euem 6a3u
bdben, 0aB oas oeiltibe
Sfmert uus Oen 5rieOen geUiunen
miro 92oge es erfennen, 6nB es
on ieinem SiegesniIlen felt.
baIten muB Ger fontmenoe 8elt-
frie6e miro 6ann Ourd on5 Oeiiti6e
SdiDert meBr geii6ert oaiteben, Die
5is6er Go belie ms Soft. "
geri6ing itellt iid IN 1itniten.
garis, 90. giar5. General Ger
i9ing 9at Der 3eitunq P,ynfornatlou |
3nfolge Dem @encral Sod bic ornc.
armec IN 5ranfreid inI
nor febi0rn @6lo6i arr Jlerfiio,fno /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
SDlaCbt tObt jcet 0ll
ciucr 20 MctIcn SrOnt
Tr0nSOltnss 8rcifcn 9e8cn Sen ScutIc)cu Sylii0cl
iipltF. cOn MODOn Die GffcniiUc MmN
. rcibcm cem Sycinc surilCt
SeISmarlHn Pae nSc bcr Grfclec nSrSd Sc Scmmc mmb
obSr Ucroeitcbcnc Petitioner aufoeben

snhnS I'M uHrd
atmeHe alien
ben @R m Sonen Gbf VHr Fufpuo
6unIrdh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
gritiidlcr geridt.

2onoou 80. g3Gr8 8elomaribaII
&oi9 meI0ete beltte, oaB britiide
Streitfr0fte n0roIitb Der Soume eli.
ne 9Elt5a5l @eiangaue genamt ml0
Dlaidinenqepe6re erobert baben.
Gem Seine mur0en ihluere gerIuite
beiqebradt. Syn Dem 9erift beiBt
e8 aDie NIT groBer @ntid)loiien.
belt ndbreno oes gan3eu geitrigen
Gags (0onner8tag) ousgeilbrten
2lngriffe, in meldeu eS offers 8unt
Sdno9emenge fam, bradten Dem
55ein0e nur geringe @eminne elm. CT
berntohte mir uniere boroeren Stel.
llngen SIT ncbmen. 3ie gegen uns
uuSgeian0ten HeierDen muroen nit
idmeren gerhiten 5uriidgeihlogen.
llniere DloidinengeDebre. Die glrtil.
lerie lm6 Syufanterie lidjteten Die
9tei6en Der 9lngreifer.
9Sn einem ipGteren geridt iogte
6elonoridaG 6aig: o@eitern gtud.
ln0 2l6eno griff Der 6ein6
uniere 5tellngen n0rolidb Ser Som.
me nit GROCER ardft an; mir ober
beboupteten uniere 8o1itionen. 3urh
einen erfolgrei6en @egenangriff ge.
Dannen mir an gruno uuo goben.
Der Somme puroe geItern
bis ipdt in oen 2l6en0 binein ge.
fdmpft 8rob mieoer1olter ltarfer
bieIten mir uniere 2inie
Ipdbreuo BEG gon5en Cages, bnben
uns ieood) ipGter aus oen boroeren
SteIungen cine fur8e Strede melt
3lriid9e5ogen.
sSn Dem geItrigcn 2fbenbberidyt
ons britiihe ariegsamt:|
,9ie britiide 6ront lit an einem|
1euen Bttntt eiuaebogen. 2lrrog ge.
Jeniiber braugen Oeutife Srllpben in|
iniere Stellungen Elm. @enigitcns
ieben feinoIide Qibiiionen griffen
Die 2inie, Die iib ourh grIeur,
5nmpoitr, Mleibille 8itaIie mo
8oisleur eritredt, an.
g}0rolih Der Sonme iFt Ole Gage
)ieielbe fuie Tags 5ubor.
8piidlen Sainbillers un0 9ontle.
,eaue unterno6men bic Transoien ei.
ZEN g}niiennngriff 1no trie6en oenI
5eino auf elmer 5ront bon 5e6n ai.
ometer 6rei Gilometer 5uriif. Die
5rnn3oien 6riugen neitcr Dor.
Ger 5ein0 BAT bic Somme bomI
2oroen nn6e GbipilD qefreu5t. @irI
mo auf 5amel 5uriifgefanen.~
9enHder gerift. |
Berlin, il6er 2on6on, 2s. W2dr5-I
ons oeittidje Grieasdmt melbete ge.
term 46en6: gglor6iDeitlih bon 90,
oume bnben mir Den @egner aufI
}ucquob uuO Sebuterne 8uriifge.
rifben ..-.s /
5ii6liA Der Sonme trie6en mir
ie griteu uno 5ton5oien on biclcn
lulften fiber Grtidlafteu binaus 81.
id, bic mir felt 1871 nid)t mcbr be.
ii5rt b0beu /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29
Hfrifina itflIf iidl IN 4itnitfn.

gnris, g. Wiar5. @eHeral Ger
Ding bnt 6er 3eituHa P,Snfornlotion
5ufolge Dem @eneral Sod bic oIle.
rifnniide arnee IN 5rautreid in
Der iceigcH S6ladt SIR Neriiigung
griielIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29

NN kH0ea uHt liuQWUt fuline'f ~
m@u ma ialiW bNliS ahtbN amtiaa lhen
uHh AfaNM &anmtalNe
Nur Ageuala Attlmtik haeblfi halit
0bc0b &amtloa itfH gnh ndfmef
1at 3elpd &NWelN baptlii kaar abeRh
unA &amN6a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-29

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED uNnwR
PERMIT tNe ath, AUTHORIZED m fnE
ACT oF ot1unfR 4 ipiI on mn AT
rnK rnsr officn on OMAHA NEnR.
NJ ORDER on fnR PRrstnKNr
A. 4 nuRLEsoN pOsrMASrERErNFRAL |
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
CHIEF DELIVERS DESERTER
TO GREAT LAKES STATION

s .-., eff l. was to enlist, believe nae I'd
join the navy said Chief Of Police
Ripple this morning, commenting on
his trip to Chicago, from whence*he
arrived this morning, after taking
Lehigh (Moose) Hendrixson to Great
Lakes on a desertion order. :.
The. chief "t0ok i'm the. Great Lakes:
naval training station where 250,000S
young men are undergoing training.
to become man o. wars men and he
states it is til emost remarkable place
he ever dreamed of. He said every
time he turned around he met some
guard who asked for his pass and that
it required one entire day to properly
transfer his prisoner.
When Hendrixon was turned over
to the proper officer, he was placed
between four guards and taken away,
passing in "review" in front of 10,-
900 young blue Jackets. Asked what
he thought would be the fate OF Hen
drixon, an officer replied that a court
martial would take whatever action
it thought proper.
A-lieutenant of police showed the
chief the sights of the city and the
chief opines Chicago is considera-
BILE town, but he added, "you could
mt hire me to live there
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
YOUNG HERO SELECTS
NOVEL SUICIDE POTION
(By United Press.

London, Aug. 1.-THE strain of liv-
ing up to his reputation proved too
much for Master George Harris.
At the Guildhall recently he was
bound over for IL months, after at
tempting to commit suicide.
Since the age Of 13 this boy has
had an extraordinary career of ad-
venture. He was at Antwerp when 1T
was taken by the Germans, escaped
from there, and afterwards accom- :
panied Sergt. O'Leary, the famous
Irish V. c., and attracted much no.
tice by addressing recruiting meet
ings at Hyde Park and other places.
Several people interested themsel-
YES in the boy, and he obtained an
excellent position. He lost his sit
uation because he was suspected of
theft.
The thought of his friends disap-
pointment weighed so much on his
mind that he tried to kill himself by
drinking a concoction of PHOSPHORUS
match-ends mixed with vinegar and
various other evil-tasting ingredients.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
RESTRICTIONS ON HARD
COAL BECOMES EFFECTIVE

Washington, Aug. 6.--Restrictions
from coal docks in Minnesota, Wis
on the movement of anthracite coal
consin and Illinois and the upper
Peninsula og Lake Michigan, located
along the western shore Of Lakes
Michigan and SUPERIOR. effective I'M
mediate1y, were announced by the
fuel administration.
Under the order every shipper Of
anthracite coal from any of the docks
given is required to sell, ship and dis
tribute such coal only to dealers and
consumers for use and consumption
within the following sections:
States of North and South Dakota,
Minnesota and Michigan, the Upper
Peninsula Of Michigan, the state OF
Iowa north of line from Dubuque
to Sioux City, and 13 northern ILL.,
nois counties including Cook county
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
FIRST MINNESOTA. WILL =
SOON BE- FEDERALlZED

Minneapolis, Aug. 7.-The possibil-
ity that the recently organized First
Minnesota infantry, recruited largely
from former home guard battalions,
may be federalized within 80 days,
was revealed at the adjutant gen.
erals office, with the announcement
that marksmen are needed for the
Minnesota rifle team to compete in
the national shoot at Camp Perry,
Ohio, September 16 to Fl.
r. Maj. T. E.. Krembs at the capitol
said the use of the rifle range at Fort
Smelling had been requested of the
War department for the team, to con-
sist of 16 members. While it will be
a civilian team, national guardsmen
can enter as individuals, it was ruled.
It was explained that the latter
ruled.
= 1t was explained that the latter
ruling was made in view of the pos
sibility of the First infantry being
federalized within 80 days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
ITALIAN KING THANKS
WOUNDED YANKEE SOLDIER

.(Italian-American News Bureau.)
Rome, Aug. IAN incident is mar
rated here today to show the interest
the king is taking in the Americans
who have joined the Italian army at
the front: it is as follows,
Coles B. Seeley, private from
Newark, NJ j., attached to the Amer
lean Red Cross, was conva1escfng
from wound in a hospital. The
king CHANGING to inspect the hospital,
stopped at Seeley's cot and talked
with him long time, praising the
admirable work the American Red
Cross is doing in the zone of war in
Italy.
The King expressed his apprecia-
tion in the highest degree and thank
ed the American soldier as repre-
sentative of all for his sacrifice.
This act of the sovereign is taken
as proof of the special favor and
sympathy he is disposed to extend to
the American soldiers, and 1t is the
occasion of the most felicitous COM
ments.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
THRESHERS AND FARMERS
TO MEET NEXT SATURDAY

A meeting Of the threshermen and
farmers has been called for Saturday,
August 10, at 10 a. m, to be. held at
the Commercial club rooms, Bemidji.
1t is very important that every far
mer be present and ask one of the
largest grain growers in their sec
tion to be present. =
The object of this meeting is to dis
cuss important matters relating to
the saving. of the grain which is
so important to the conduct of this
war. Other matters such as labor,
use of canvas, routing of machines,
cost of threshing. ETC., will be dis
cussed by persons who have made a
study of this all important problem.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
THIS DAY In THE WAR

Aug. 7, 1917-Russians starting
off we'll in their retreat across the
Tyrladesus river Germans report
capture of 1900 prisoners.
Aug. 7, 1916-Germans make four
futile attempts to halt British ad-
vance toward Albert plateau.
Aug. Z, 1915-Germans story for
tressec of Kovno and Ossowetz. Rus
slams retreat. Germans claim they
have forced Belgians to evacuate ad-
vanced positions on User.
Aug. 7, 1914.-Germans gain foot
ing in Liege Their losses in three
days fighting estimated at $4,000.
Dutch army mobilizes, anticipating
German breach of Dutch neutrality.
German troops enter Warsaw.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
PIONEER CITIZEN IS
CALLED: AUGUST GOLF
ILL PAST SIX MONTHS

August Golz, age 60 years, propri-
etor of the Bemidji Bottling works,
died last evening at his home, 606
Fourth street, at 9:20 o'clock, from
cancer of the throat Mr.. Golz had
been i'll for the past six months, and
was taken to Rochester for treatment
the latter part of June, but nothing
could be done for him. He leaves a
wife and four sons, Ed, Carl, Martin
and Henry.
The funeral will be held Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock in the German
Luthedan church, interment in Green
wood.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
LEGION OF HONOR IS
PERSHING'S HONOR

With the American Army in
France, Aug. 1.-THE Grand Cross of
the Legion of Honoh was conferred
on Gerenal John J. Pershing, COM
mander-in- chief of the American Ex-
peditionary Forces, Tuesday by Pres
ident Poincare in the presence of
distinguished assemblage at American
great headquarters. The decoration
is the highest and the most d1stin-
e.uished of all the hOnOrS within the
power of France to bestOw.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
ITALY IS FAVORITE.
(By United Press. }

(By United Press.)
London, Aug. 6.-Everyone in Lon
don is doing honor to Italy.
In restaurants the principal dish on
the carte du jour is macaroni, and
people who never nave attempted that
delicacy before are now entagling
their mouths in coils Of it, under the
impression that they are paying a
compliment to Italy
The 1unchers beam on the Italian
walters and the Italian walters beam
back on their customers.
The effect of Italy's great showing
in the war is evident everywhere.
Even the italian organ-grinders are
having coins showered on them in
unprecedently fashion.
At present it looks as if the Ital-
ian cult has come to stay.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
It SWINSON IS
CALLE||:;'.D|||.B|| /. / ! B VI AR
OFFICIALS TO
! ! ASSUME DUTIES
Instruction to Leave Ininedi=
ateIy and Hold 2 estination 3 J
, In Strict Confidence. s
FIRST LIEUT., COMMAND
s. CoLoRED y. S. REGULARS
Was Major Of Twenty-6rst
Home Guard Battalion, Also
City Engineer Of Bemidji.

A wire from the war department,
received last night by Major Thomas
Swinson of the Twenty-first battalion,
Home Guards, ordered him to report
Immediately as first lieutenant of
cOlOred troops, This destination being
ordered held confidential, and the no
tification Immediately. placed him in
the United States army. He leaves at
II o'clock tonight. - :
II ,5s.s. j i Order Swift. s 8. . Z :.
{. X Lieut. Swinson several days ago ap=,
piled for service and was ordered to
report for examination. He did so
and received word that he had pass
ed a splendid examination and had
been recommended. his commission to
be signed by the president. The tele-
gram was the final and no. time was
given him to get ready s T.
At the regular drill of the Home
r Guard last night, the t'boys" present
ed to their major full officers uni
form and cap with bars, insignia of
his rank. Lieut. H. E. Reynolds, aide
on the brigade staff, made the presen-
-tation.s @,&s I. .. +. ;;7e<.:*
n =>.s Home Guard Organizer. "
y, Lieut.. SWlnSOn was one OIL tlle Or
ganizers of the Home Guard in Be-:
midi and one of the potent factors
Units splendid progress. - He; is atyet-:
eran of the Philippine campaign in
the Spanish-American war and
splendid officer. He, was the first
captain of the Bemidji guard, later
senior captain of the Fourteenth bat
talon of which the company was a
member, and. when the new Twenty
first was created he was named major.
CITY Loses Engineer.
He is the city engineer of Bemidji
and also chairman Of the county cen
trail democratic committee, and was
the originator of the Minnesota
Idea" of rounding up slackers which
spread throughout the state and has
become in vogue in other states. His
work while commandant of the
Home Guards has received the highest
commendation on. the part of the state
authorities and the state will lose
valued member of7iitssl I'll tsl military iJ.l arm ;;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-07
CLAIMING INDUSTRY IS
ADDED TO- WAR "CLAMITIES'
(By United Press. J

, Winona, Mimi, Aug. 1.-THE
= sclamming industry on the upper Mis-
sissippi river was today added to
wars casualties. Although there is
still strong demand for CLANS, clam
mers. are long claiming, because Nc
Adoo is clamoring for transportation
facilities. So the same reason, the
button factories, which formerly took
up the major portion of the clam sup
ply of this part of the state, have sus-
pended or entered other more essen
tial industries.