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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
ATTENDED MEETING
OF STATE SHERlFFS
Sheriff Miller Left For Par
kersburg Monday Might.

Sheriff Harry S. Miller left last
night for Parkersburg, where the an
nual meeting Of the sheriffs Of West
Virginia was convened today. II
was expected that the meeting would
be attended BY representatives from
every county in the state The meet
ing is being held for the purpose of
discussing matters pertaining to the
business of the sheriffs' office-the
collection OF taxes, system of keep
ing accounts, administration of jails,
etc
Collections OF taxes in many coun-
ties Of the state have been unusually
heavy thus far. and it is probable
that the aggregate amount taken in
by the state and various counties for
taxes for 1917 will be the largest in
the history of the state Thus far
the sheriff's Office in Martinsburg
has collected approximately $4,000
the largest amount in its history up
to this time of year, with many thou.
sand dollars yet to be taken in.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

$40 per capita, Canada's population
not being quite 100000.
King George, while recently in
Flanders, rode with the Prince Of
Wales in "Tank" almost identical
with the one to be exhibited in Mon
treal. The strain of riding in
"Tank" under action is so terrific
that after one day each man gets
weeks leave to recuperate his
nerves. Such, however, is the COM
petition among volunteers to ride in
the "tank" that there is large
waiting list Of men who have put
down their names for the privilege
Of fighting the Hun in thii way.
1t will be noted from the closeup
Illustration, that the shield of the
machine gun is shaped just like
human eyeball, but no human eye
was ever more watchful than that Of
the man behind the gun.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
MISCONDUCT CHARGE
AGAINST Mr.. STURGISS
Monongalia Co. Court Would
lmpeach Jurist.

Plans for the impeachment OF
Judge George c. Sturgiss OF Morgan
town, judge of the Monongalia cir
cult court, are being made by coun-
SCI for the Monongalia county court
III connection with the forthcoming
special trial there Of the county com
n1issioners under charges of official
misconduct recently returned by a
Grand jury. Judge Sturgiss has FL.
I'd memorandum with the Monon-
gala county clerk in answer to pa
pers filed by the county court in
which speedy trial Of the commits
sioners is demanded under the grand
jury charges.
In it he refutes certain charges
made by the commissioners in their
application for an Injunction from
The State Supreme Court to prevent
him from hearing the case against
A44<7lAt On tuC 6iOuAo biat Ae was pre-
JUDGED in the controversy, and also
explains why he has not obtained
special Judge to hear the case, as d.
Tected by the Supreme Court. Judge
Sturgiss says he has requested no
fewer than Ave other circuit judges
to sit in the case, but that all had
excused themselves on account of
pressing court work.
These judges are Raymond Max
we'll Of Clarksburg, William S. Hay
rbond, of Fairmont; r. NJ Reynolds,
Of Keyser; Neil r. Fortney, of Graf
ton, and Warren B. Kittle, of Phil
ippi
John Sturgiss is former member
Of Congress from the Second West
Virginia district.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

ssTank" elsewhere, its stay in Canada
cannot be long, SO that Montreal will
be the only city in the Dominion to
have the privilege of seeing this won
derful weapon Of war. It carries six
machine guns, and viii be manned by
a crew Of gunners, all Of whom have
been wounded In actual sTank" SER
vice at the front. The Tank will be
manned and guarded night and day
by its own crew, who will be assisted
by large squad Of Canadian Pacific
police.
In addition to this the Canadian
Pacific Railway has taken $4,000, 900
of the Victory Loan, with the proviso
that, should the country raise
$500 100000 the Company will in
crease it's subscription to the loan to
100000
The Victory Loan, if subscribed in
full. will represent approximately.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

Canada is raising a Victory Loan
CT 5000 100000. A determined effort
j.. being made between the Atlantic
snd Pacific coasts north of the inter-
rational boundary, tf place the grand
total far above that figure
Every one remembers the sensa-
tior produced on the battlefront in
Flanders by the appearance of the
land battleships Familiarity known as
Tanks" Through the efforts OF
ord Shaughnessy, President of the
anadian Pacific Railway, which I'M
oertook to cover the heavy expense
Of transport, the British Government
has agreed to send one of the
"Tanks' to Montreal to take part in
O great parade for the Victory Loan.
This tank is the same in construction
as those used on the battlefront in
Flanders.
Owing to the urgent need for this
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
SUPT. SHAWKEY IS
ATTENDING MEETING

Hon.. M. P. Shawkey, State Sup
erintendent of Schools, arrived early
this morning and is today attending
the all-day meeting Of school patrons
at Bunker Hill. County Supt. Char
les WI Crowell is also in attendance
Addresses are being delivered 10y
these two gentlemen and others in
terested in school work of that sec
ton of the county.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
DEAD SOLDIER SON
TAKEN TO HIS HOME

The body of Joseph w. Leith,
member of Battery E, 313th Field
Artillery, who died in Winchester
while en- route home t rom Camp
Lee. Va, was taken to his home near
Bloomery, Hampshire county, by his
father. J. d. Leith. Death was due
to a severe cold contracted in the
camp and he was the second draftee
from the Eastern Panhandle to die
within week. He was q years Of
age.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
SUES HER DENTIST
FOR BIG DAMAGES

Annie L. Febrey has sued Dr. Vic
tor T.. Schlosser, we'll known den
fist of Hagerstown, for $4,000 dam
ages. She ayers that the dentist
broke off drill or burr in her tooth,
leaving 1t there and then covering
the error with gold crown. This,
she declares. gave her much trouble
and caused the loss OF eight other
wise good teeth.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
CHURCH is BURNED.

Fire due to an oyerheated gas
stove DESTROYED Cavalry Methodist
Episcopal Church South, at Ridgeley,
NJ Va, early Sunday morning. The
loss Is $1,000. with $4,000 insurance.
The church. brick structure, was
erected by Rev Walter w. white,
Ae sesent pastor.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
FORMER LOCAL BANK
MAN DIES IN DENVER
c. .. Dugaa, Long An Invalid,
Exa.red Today.

Mr.. Lewis Dugan. of North Queen
street, on Monday received a tele-
gram from Denver, Col, announcing
the death in hospital Of that place
iof his son, the late G. d. Dugan. Ow-
ling to the congested railroad faciIi.
lties the body was embalmed ana will
lremain in Denver until later when It
VIII be brought TO Martinsburg for
linterment, possibly not until March.
IMr. Dugan was about "A years Of
lage and unmarried. He was ma
tive Of Martinsburg and for some ten
Ior twelve years was associated with
THE Peoples Trust Company. After
wards he went with Bradstreet and
later with Dunn and was in Colorado
when taken ILL., His malady was in.
durable and he had been an invalid
for some time. He left here about
twenty years ago.
Clyde Myers Buried.
The funeral of the late Clyde NY
ers, who died at Camp Lee, Va, last
Thursday night, took place from the
home Of his parens, Mr.. and Mrs p.
c. Myers, near Little Georgetown,
this afternoon. The remains arrived
at North Mountain about O'Clock
last night and according to the certi-
ficate on the casket death was due
to peritonitis. No special detail ac-
ccmpanied the remains. Rev LIE Bias
Cross, Of the Hedgesville Episcopal
Church, offlciated at the funeral and
| the pallbearers were near relatives
of the young soldier, Messrs. Moses
and Adrian Robbins, William and
Boyd Ellis, Robert and Paul Lingam-
felter. The inter1nent was made in
Hedgesville and a large number of
! friends and relatives were in atten.
dance upon the funeral.
Jesse F'lemming.
Jesse Flemming. died the past week
at his home in Loudoun county near
Harpers Ferry of pneumonia, aged
so years. He is survived by wild.
ow and two sons, one of whom is at
Camp Greene, North Carolina
John c. Moier.
John G. Moler, resident of Bak
erton, Jefferson county, died Friday
aged 81 years. He was a bachelor
and had large connertion in his
section of the county.
John Custer.
Mr.. John Custer, aged 8S, expired
Monday night about 9 o'clock at the
lhome of his son, Mr.. d. Shepherd
Custer, residing about four miles
southeast of Martinsburg. Mr.. Gus
ter was born near Bunker Hill, and
with the exception Of about a year
4 spent in Maryland during the Civil
war, spent practically all Of his life
in Berkeley county. He is survived
by two sons, the one with whom he
resided, and Mr.. w. Scott Custer, al
lso Of the county. The funeral will
be held Thursday morning, friends
and relatives assembling at the home
at IL o'clock. From there the fun
eral cortege will proceed to MT. Zior
Church, where the service will BIZ
held. The interment will be made il
the adjacent cemetery.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
MOVE TO TOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Yeakley, who
had been residing on Che Lupton
farm, near Clearbrook, Va, have
moved TO Martinsburg and are now
making their home with son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Beckley, on Winchester avenue.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

Mrs. Iona Barney, of Rawlings,
visited her sister, Mrs. S. C. Stiner.
Berkeley Springs, on her return home
from Martinsbrug where she attend
ed the funeral of her father, Mr.. n.
WI. Gain.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

+. Matthews, Nicely, Burns, H. and
C. Matthews, rolling for the Y. M G.
A., won by the score Of 1880 to 1.755
from Snyder, Smith, Bittle, Stake
Peery, rolling as the All-Stars.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
LICENSE is ISSUED.

A marriage license has been issued
to Miss Kate williams, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George WILLIAMS. OF this
city, and Mr., Robert Mills. also a
resident OF Martinsburg.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08
MOVING OFFICES,

Mr.. c. " Pownall is moving his
offices from the second floor OF the
Old National building to the front Of
flee on the first floor of the Dow
ney and Henson building, in the Pub
lie Square.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

On and after this date, will not
be responsible for any debts contract
ed by any one other than myself.
IL 8 St ROY J. TTAlRTSIORN.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

Miss Emma H. Woore has returned
to the Peabody Conservatory Of sMu+
sic. Baltimore, after spending the
holidays at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Who're, on West
King street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-08

MIR Joseph Shaffer. who spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Fl. Shaffer, East King street,
has returned to the West Virginia
University at Morgantown
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-08
sSapan uuternimult
nibts obnt Nmfrifa
Grit penn prdfiSent 1Dilicn cine iapaniidtc Jns
terpenticn int Sibiricn wiiniebt, iuirS iist
Japan Sasm bcreit erkldrer
serr ,pilfon Ranseabt Sic ruiiiide Srase al

Sofio, s. Suli. - gsod afpeiiuo'
dentli6en geipredungen betreffs oes
@unldes Der eitrop6iiden Mliierten,
bab SSapnn in Sibirien interbeniere,
fam geIaet iperoen, oaB Sapan riht
6osu betpogen iperben Tonne, oaBer
6ie Ser. Staoten ihlieBen iih oem
@tni6e Der iibrigen GGiierten an.
gs tpiro int olgemeinen ongenont-
men, 6oB Die ioponii6e &egiernng
cine SSnterDention begiinitige, bor.
olggeIest bic anerifanii9e &egie-
runa gibt lire ginipi1igang oa5lt;
in6eiien niro ongenommen Dob
&rdiioent @ilion ieine @einitng
bieriiber nidt geipe9Ielt babe.
@aibtneton s. sSuli. (gon &obert
S. 8enoer, 4orreiponoent Der Unit.
60 greB.) - gseue gntuidelungen
in Der ruliii6en 5ituotion-0ie Gr-
ntorbltng oes 6eutiden @otidofters
in Wiostdl nro Die boratsiiHtlibe
oelttihe Sor0erung fir eine nod gro-
Bere 4ortroae iiber Die ruiiiide &e-
giertng-bat benz geItreben, itd altf
Die grt Der ltnterItiibnne, Die Stub
lano ieitens Ser 9lGiierten allteil
iperoen ion, al einigen, neue Srieb.
frnft berlieben.
9ie @rntor6ung bes oeutiden Bot
Idafters in Mosfau-@raf b. Nfr-
bod = oiirfte bei oen 9elitiden CUR
@rgreifltns idarfer 0taBnabmen
fiibren, uno 6ieie nieoer beOingen
ihnelles &atioeln ieitei1s Der aaiier-
ten. gs tit beaeidnenb, ooB 9rdfi-
bent Bilion nit Dem gbef oes Sc
neralItabs Mord itnb oem ariess-
iefret1r gofer cine &onferena ge=
balten bnben, in tuelher Die iitngiten
@reigniiie in HuBlonb jeoenfdIls 5lir
Sprade gefonlmen fino; m0gliders
iueiie miro Serr @ilion 0iefer Gage
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Geianttuerlnite ser
amer. Streitfftaebt
anf Der behtisen anb seitrisen 2iite
iinS Elm @ebrasfaer nnb me6.
rere Spiuaer beraeidnet.

8aibingtot s. sSali, General
Beribins beri9tete belite SO Nantert
auf Ser 8erIuitIiIte Der onlerifa1t.
i1en @rpeoitionstruppen. Se6s
Mann tpuroen I'M &nnlpfe setotet; ;
13 erlagen ibren 8unoet, apei itar-
ben our9 l1nfdlle 1lno aus on0eren
Wriin0en. 80 Want tpuroen i9iner
berln1noet.
gluf Ser 2iIte luuroen ttnter be-
men, ipelde ibren @unben erloget,
atpei Sonaer eenannt. @s iino
Dies: Wt. .. Snir, GorIp, Sd.; uao
q. 9. S'2aiteblin, Stuart, Soma.
0ie geltrige armee 8erluitIi1te
entbielt lit Nomen, 25 Monn tpiir.
oen I'M Sample get0tet; II erIagen
ibren @unoen; neun itorben an
&rnnfbeiten; aipei tpitrOen our4
6lugaeuglinfGlle getotet; orei berlo-
rem our1 l1nfall lino aus nnoeren
l1riohen ibr 2eben. 48 Mann tuur-
ben i9ner beripunoet uno 13 Mann
puroen bermiBt.
9luf Der eeItrigen 2ifte iteben Die
9amen zines gebrosfoer uno bon 6
SSSomdern. Snt Sample fielen: See
9. gartol 8elbioere, gebr.; sSobn
@. Santilton, 2ebigb, sSa.; SreO ".
Sel, gbeIiea, Soma, rno gooIpb gS.
@tueller, Sort Dodge, Soma. Sdiper
beripunoet tpuroen: Sereeant 2erop
u. Son1nter, Gone Gree, Soma; Si-
euro @rnbie, @lfborn, SSa.; nno
Clarence 6. Coles, Collin, Soma.
Die 8erIufte in Der Grtnee itno
BEL ben 0larinetritppen iit,O IN Der
lesten ISOLDE I'M 703 geitieeen, I'M
gergIei9 5it 497 in Der borigen
ISOLDE, un6 betrugen irsgeiontt H..
086 Wonn einihlieBlifj Der geitri.
gen 8erIuItliIte Der lrnee nit 1T
Namen itno Der .Marinetruppen NIT
SO 9iamen.
Die @eianrtSnbl Der Sooesfdlle,
einihlieBlid bon 291 @nnn Sie oiif
See iintfamen, betritg aus alien llr.
iohen 4,414-3,9t7 in Ger arfnee,
497 i'm Marineforps. 9ie @eiarnt.
sobI Der @eripunoeten betrdgt 6,f69
In Der armee, $50 nm @a.
rineforps. Gie 8abI Der ger1niBten,
einihlieBlid Der gefnngeuen, betrdgt
503-452 in Der grmee uno 81 int
lltariuetorps. \
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ben &ongreB bon feinefa Stan6punft
IN bieier angelegenbeit in &enntnis
iesen. @enil oli9 ieitens Der BE-
onlten nibts iiber bas HuBlof0 ge-
geniiber eir5uboItenbe Hrograntm
berlalltet, 10 oiirften bod nohiteben-
oe 8ltntte beriifiidtigt iperDen:
u gs iolI cine ofononiide Wiii.
fion mad HuBlarO geio11ot iperoen,
lint in @rfabriutg 5it brtngefr, mas
@uBlano nottitt 1nb ben giuiien Die
Silfe @merifas on3lbieten.
q 9ieie Mtiiiion miro ntiIit1ri.
i1en SGus erbnlten.
81 @1bren6 oen &iiien 8orrdte
aIler strt sngefiiBrt peroen, iino tpei-
tere Sruppen 6o5ii nuseriebett, 0nfiir
Sit forgen, ooB bieie @orr1te nuA ben
Rtlien 5ngute fommen iino nidt ben
Deutiden in bic SGnoe fallen, Gie
@r6Be oieier S1tppenmoiien lit nod
ni9t beitintint.
Al Die i1Dttgetl Sd1r1tte iUer0eT
getroffeit tper0en, Inn Die tIhehiia-
ilobafiiden Streitfrdfte, oie gegen.
ipdrtig @lnoiboitof Sniomrten nit
britiiden fronaoiiiden lin0 onlerifa.
nifden abteilltngen fontrolierelt, at
f6iiben. Diele 6abei in Mnipenonng
fonntettoen .SrlpDen nt0gen Ser
Stot1tm zines groBen uSilfsbeeres"
lDeroen.
9ie Meloung, Dab fid] 0ie geboI.
ferlntg Der Murn1ani6en &iiite fit
Die 9lIiierten erfI1rt bot, maa oie
9l6ne Der @ntentenGdte foroern;
England lit Defenders 6afiir, ooB oie
5n Ieifterbe SiIfe bon iener Giiite
aus gebt. 9a bos 8olf ben 9aiier-
ten freltnolid] geIinflt tit, fonate bort
Elm betrdhflides Seer geidnineIt
per6er.
Snoeiiett TT eg gau3 itro gar Sa-
9e Der 9uiien, OF cine oitIibe
8antpffront tpieoer bereeIteIlt peroen
ioI; cine olliierte Sdustritppe ober
fonnte ben &,tiIen tpie0er frif1en
0lut eitlfIoBet mdbreno onterifaiii-
ide naterielle 9iIfe CUR RebnbiIitn.
tion Der Slaben beitragen tpiiroe.
Ser iapaniide gotidofter ssibii
febrt beute bon Mngnolin, Waii.,
no9 Der gunoesba1ptItaot Sitriid.
9ort bot er NIT Sol. Souie, Dem
perionli6en &otgeber oes 9rdfioen-
ten fonferiert. glller 8abridein.
lidfett nod miro ol6 Der @rafioent
NIT Oetn 9otidofter bdlbigIt cine
geipredung boben. l1ebrigens bat
Serr @illon Das gan8e rniiiide
Broblen1 IN feline eieene Sano ge-
nomnter, nno tpeoer Der Staatsief-
retdr nod ireeno Elm onoerer bober
@eanlter ouBert fib iiber oie 9lnge-
legenbeit, lon0ern bertueilen oarotf.
oof Der 9r6ftoent bic 5rnge oIlein
otsarbeite uno er MIR ol[ein oariiber
&e6e uno gllttport itebe."
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5Iieser in gefansenidaft.

giit Der 9lfnerifaniiden 9(rnee
in 6rutfreitb, s., SSitIi. (gon sSront
S. Soplor, &orreiponoent ser Init.
eo 4reB.) - Cine bon OeittIden
SIiesern on Ser SouI ssront berob-
getporfene 9eote entb1lt Die ssSnfor.
nation oaB bic amerifoniiden SIie-
gerIeutndrts 6. 9[. G. SDIer (G.
u. GbpIer2), 9. 8. Bottle BON 60.
Iuntbus ltno s. 8iIlianion bon Ga.
Iifornia, Die oIs bernliBt qcrneIbet
tpltroen fi6 nnberlptinoet in @efor,
eenidnft befinOen.
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:. : !. I aaiicrf5uisiH.

&opeflbagert s. Sult. - auS
8u0npeit iuiro geneI0et:
Ser itngoriide MinifterprGiiOent
@ederIe oeroantnite nereroings Inn.
berihpirrenoe @eriihte iiber Die 300
roIitdh Ser aaiierfonigin 8ita oIs
yitneebeuerlid". CT berfiherte, nir
Ser SSeino babe oieIe 8erleumbuneen
in ltntlauf geiest, Inn oos @ertrnu.
en- 0eg @oIfts in 6as fonigIi9e uno
faiierli6e Saus 5u ifipdhen. 9ie
&egierung mteriude iibrigens nod
oie aueIle oieies b0sipiIltgen @ere.
6es, ttno irgsn6DeIfe Sdul6ige, Die
iie erreihen f0ime, tuiiroen i6iper be-
Itroft perben
s5n Der goitden GoppeInonnrdie
botte Ii6 Der boie 9latif berbreitet
unb er fiibrte idIieBlid aur Slnfro-
ge BEL Ser Gegieriing i'm ungori-
i6en 3eidsrdt, tporotif Die obige
grfI1riing erfoIgte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-08
Sliegrr gablies sst6tet nnb nit
Ghten bearaben.

Bel Scr franaoiiihen Q(rmee, 8.
SSuli ,6liegeg 8nplies getotet.
muroe nit oen einent SeIoen &c.
fonunlihen g6rcn 6eItaftet," 70
lalttete cine ilber Den fron3oIiihen
Sinien bon eiuen Oeutiden 6lieeer
foflen aeIoiiena yfote. 8ie fran50fi.
iden gtbpebrgei6li;te borten ouF 81
feuern. iuie Der 5fieger nie0rig flog,
m Die 11ittailune oen 9oilus IN
oen @rd6en 3islf!perien.
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aslau fir aohlenrationsn

g8oibington, s. eSuli. = &atio-
nierllng bon aObIen an Die SausbaI.
tngen Durbe geitern BON Der Sob.
decentralization nngetiinoigt ols
SeiI Ser gldne, Die oa5u beritfen
iinO. einer orObenoen aoblennOt i'm
EGaftsn ssinter borSubetl9en. -
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Geleerapbi Strcik>
.Befebl tuiScrrmfen

gbicogo, s. Suli.-0ent @uni6e
0es gefret1rg fir g[rbeiterangele-
genbeiten @ilion gen1dB bat Der
9ralioent ser SeIegropbiiter-lt Union
9. s. &onel,famp oen StreifbefebL
Der beute 3ur Gusfiibrung gelnnoen
ioGte. riifgdngig gernadt. Ser 9te-
gierltng miro tpeitere @elegenbeit ge-
gebeft, in bieier angelegetbeit gu
bon0eln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-08
Don Gapcne iibet
!. ocn Gallef,bcctkrieo
8ebnnptet bar alliiertc gerluite an
SanAbpoten ii6ertreiben, anS
Sah Die GAIL Der 1l-gpote
fuddlit.

9(niteroomL s. syuli. = gem6B
elmer ang16e oes 8i8e. g(onliraIg bon
Gapeae tpdbreno Der gfeiflsfoasoe.
batte lit Die 3obI Der Soudboote i'm
@a6ieu, ebenio lire 2ualitdt. Gr
idate, oab bie 9eridte Ser 9miierten
iiber gerluite iibertrieben ieien.
Sic grfl1rltng bon Gopel[e's fam
nls g(nttport otlf ben 8erid)f Oes
frons6iifd1en llnteriefretdrs ongeies
ben peroen Der beiogte, ooB 5mei
9rittel Der Eqnhboote berienft NOR
ben iino, iuabreno 3neiindI iohiel aer.
it6rt peroen ols 9eutiflano balten
fGnne.
g9ieie 3ohIen fttto utri6tig". Tag.
te a0uliraI GapeIle, oebenfo tpie Die
Grfl1rung bes brttiiden Warinenli.
niiterg, onB Die 3abl Der felt 6em
Iesten S1nltar berienften 9audboote
oie &onitruftion berieIben iiberidrit.
ten babe. 9llle 8eridte iiber Soiid.
bootberlnIte, Die bonn seinoe ausge-
ge6en tperoen, iino iibertrieben. 60
iueit bic 8dbI nn0 GuoIitdt Der
Saudboote in 9etradt fontrnt, iteigt
oieie @affe an StGrfe.
ggiele bon Sbnen b1ben fiiraIid
einenl Gortrag eines Salt9bootfon.
nianOanten beigelpobnt, Der eben
aus Der &riegs3one auriifgefonlmen
mar. gr bat I'M etnaeInen ale Ser.
tei6igltngsmet9oDen, Die bon ben
Seinoen gegen oas Eouhboot sur
anngnoung fon1men beidrieben.
Seine Grfl1rungen aeigten, odB Die
Soudbootlnonnihnften gegen ole
6ieie 8ortebriingen itanobielten nno
id babe aIlen @ritno aft5unebmet,
ooB iie oies In 8ufunft oid Inn
meroen.
.Gip oFfi3ielicr 8erihte oeS 40
nlirolsita6es flo cine bertrnuetlss
uiir6iae 2ueIla fiir @eurteilune oer
militGrilben @eiuItate beg Gaitd'
tootfrieges. Wenn iest, no bereits
fS,000,000 3onnen, oie ben Seq.
nern CUR 8erfaalng itan0en. Der.
ientt mor0en ilnS. nod I'M 0rrd.
idnitt taaIid Die gerienfuna bon
fiinf groBen 5d,ifIen berihtet miro,
10 lit 6ag ein @eiueis, oab Die 8ir-
fllng bes 3oitA6oottrieges itnperan,
bert blei6t."
gon Gobel[e 3iiierte Die erfldr-
una 0es @i5e.glSntirals Gins, oaBI
Sic aufitqigeuo, 0urbe Der aonitritf.
tion 6alb Die ubTteiaeroe &uroe Der
3erItor1ma onrdJ Gonh6oote burd.
breden miiroe, 70 boB Die nniierten
gRafte bnlo fire gerluite gang er.
ieeen iDilr0en
siSait 3u eIei,ber 3eit", fltbr er
fort, giagfe G6wGrc q. Gilene, &rd,
ltbent nes Shifisfcnitees Der San'
oeIsfanlmer Ser @ereinigten Staa.
ten: a9as cta9jn6r 1919 miro
funrmen, ebe bic aurDe niercr
SdiffsfonItrpftion sic aurbe Der
8erIanfungen nrr9 Snuhboote
SurdlIfnei0et. snle Grfldrungen
Oie in sen 8eshriaen biniihtlih oes
lSaaens Ser gerienfungen ourd
9aiidbootr ter0Hentlift tpetocu
iino daf @oiir.ir1en mo 9r1lnHc
gegriinoct,@ |
pGns tIiHgt eala aHoers" iagte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-08
Be ober jeoes @fal Suriifgemieien. :
gSicuer gcridt.

8ien, s. sSllli.-9as arieesontt
ineloete eeitern; a8a oos 9siabe 9el'
ia niht o6ne groBe Spfer Idnaer
eebnIten iperoen fonnte, Soeen mir
uniere Grtppen Die IN ienent Sfe.
bier fdupften, nuf 6ie G1mnelteI.
Iiineen auf bas oItlibe ltfer Ses
SallptfIuiies alriid. 9ieies ereigne-
te iid in Der gaodt bonn 5. nuf 6.
Sitli Ser SeinO tnftete feinen @eg
eeitern Wlittag Biz Siun SIuife.
Sn Ql6nrtien griffen fron8Sfifde
unO itofieniibe Srrppeit ttniere So.
BenIteanngen 5lpiifcn 9eboIin itno
dunn an, ssSm @erIotfe oeg Sc
fe6ts geIang es Den 9lngreifern an
8pei aSinften gorteiIe at erringen;
berieIben ging er ttfoIee zines @e.
genan9riffes tpie0er berIuItig.