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The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13
AFER ELECTION STUFF

Well the election is over, and we
have not sore spot on our hide. We
would have been much better pleased
to have had all the candidates whom
we supported win, but as the people
voted otherwise in some instances, we
are willing to cheerfully abide the
result. We had no reasons for support
of any candidate, other than stated
in our columns before the election.
We had no favors to ask of any of
them, and no one promised us any
thing for our support.
We picked out the osres whom we
thought best fitted for the offices,
and in the words of Montana Pete,
eve done our d-ndst for them, an
gels could do no more"
In the senatorial race we reakzed
the tremendous handicap our candi-
date CARRIED on account H the the
specific endorsement of another man,
but having promised support we do
not ~quit" without better reasons
than were advanced in this race.
There was considerable local bit
terness engendered in this race, but
we Seel sure today, that the supporters
of Mr.. Harris wiNsnot stiN insist thar
every man who veted for other than
Harris was disLOyal. Of course that is
not true, and to say it would be to
insult large majority of voters in
the county of Cobb.
We trust therefore that they will
not be overwhelmed with any sense
of their patriotic superiority now.
Some show of this Locally was in
a measure responsible for the atti-
tude of not few of the voters, al
though, personally we recognize no.
where any brand of patriotism high
er than our own, and that in no way
altered our OWN position.
We beEeve tiaMe will vindicate the
correctness of our attitude in these
matters, and whether it does or not
we are certainly not going to worry
any about it.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13
GETTING HIS FIRST HUN

In telling of charge of the Prus-
sian Guard, Tommy Kehoe, Britain's
16year old soldier, writes m Boys
Life.
Not hundred feet away they were
when our lads were jumping to she
parapet TO meet them with their bay
onets. made a leap for the top of
the ladder, grabbed it is, missed and
slipped back. Somebody reached out
hand and pulled me up.
Almost ON US they were. Oh, never,
in my worst dreSaAs-and I've had
many bad one since ther-have |
seen more dreadful SIGHT than that.
They came at us out of the dark like
fiends from another world, like the
pictures Eve seen of men from Mars,
for their heads were covered with the
most evil looking masks that anybody
could imagine, masks with huge round
eyes and long, piggish snouts. Shells
were bursting above them, macEine
guss were tearing through their ranks
and their masks were white and ghast-
ly in the light of the rockets. Many 4
time had thought of what war would
be like, but never had l thought /
SHOULD look on such a sight as that.
Fight or die, Tommy Kehos! Fight
81 diew
That's what I told myself as l
crouched in front of the sand bags,
with my bayenet ready for them.
WhoopiAg big men they were head
! c'cc:L;.a-s above me. But as !
aa,te1 th.e~a a thought flashed
! th-~'-'. - cf ae Bantam regiment
lit.e .o..oT3 scarcely bigger than l,
who had made good against even
those giast PrussiaRs. Size didn't
co1xt behind a bavonet. 1t was quick
nses shat counted. l was sure Of It,
If didn't then it was all over with
me.
Even then, when they were almost
% to US, how the guns were moving
them down! 1t looked as If none
could be left in moment or two. But
! those that didl't fall came on like
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

McAdoo. has issued orders to all
railroad employees to be courteous and
polite to the public. If he VIII issue
another one asking some of them
to spend less time looking for liquor
in suit cases and travelling bags he
will have done very wise thing. An
empoye hasn't enough time to be
courteous and polite if he spends mos
of his time stealing hquW and the
balance of it selling it for 5000 a
quart.-Dalton Citizen.
Brother Shope must have hard
luck We did not know he had been
to Cincinnati lately.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13
For Sale
Farmland
B. F. Reed Co.
Phone No. 81 Smyrna, H&.

Seed of the perennial phlox should
be saved and sowed in the fall, for
spring termination. Seed Of phlox
Ora....londii can also be sowed il late
September and they viii make plants
sha. will winter well and bloom ear
lier in the spring than sprng-sowed
seed. Let them winter where sowed
and transplant in the spmng The
Progressive Farmer.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13
No Longer Down in the Mouth

Jimmy wanted his tooth after it
had been pulled, so the dentist wrap
ped it up in paper and gave it to him.
"But what are you going to do
with it, Jmmy?" he asked.
"I'm going to take it home, cram it
full of sugar, and watch it ache. =
Bows Life.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

Lerpsle is reported to be sinking
fast, If it viii help any, we don't
mind suggesting That an anvil be
tied to his neck and that he be throws
into the Black sea.-Dalon Citizen.
This would be perfectly agreeable
10 US
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

Scout Jin1-What two books sell
the most and do the most good?
Scout Bill-You've got me. What's
the answer?
Scout Jim-Thrift Stamp and War
Savings Stamp boo*s.-Boys' Life.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13
By E. w. KEMBLE

You fellows who lost on the cleo
tions, pay your bets.
We made none, so we are not in
terested in thier payment.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

AS stated we have no sore spots or
grievances to expose to the pUbhc
view, and we are not ashamed of any
of the candidates we supported.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13
OKFEGRA2 2EJ

Speaking Of non-esent:ais, hsw
about these motor cyclists who tune
up their machines about 5 O'Clock
Sunday morning?
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

Our candidate carried ove-whel-
mingly every section in which he was
web known.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13
Watch Your Stepi

Pat Ito Mike on roof Don't
come down the ladder at the north
east corner; 1 took it away."-Boys'
Life.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

AS we said before, winning the
war IS the thing, and the only real
business of our people now.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

If you try smiling this month who
knows but that in a month or so you
viii be able to laugh like regular
feKow.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-09-13

Going home is the most difaeus
thing soIae men find to do.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
aampnane snr 3. glnlei6e.

gtem yorf, rs. i}ebr. r. Ser
2luSi6uB fir ole 6rei6citsonlei6e
CAB nH SontStag in GeU gorf BE-
fannt, e5 ipiiroen, oa man eriparte,
0nB Die brittle 6reibeitsanlei6e bon
pgendItiGen llmfange" iein piroe,
entipreden0e 2lnitreugungen geplont
weroen eineu ii6errdaenoen GrFolg
81 er3ieIen. Sin SouptnerfraI Der
fonmen6en anmpagne ipiiroe Oie in.
teHfibe 2tntpen0ung bon 2ln3eiqen
ais Heflame iein geion0er5 miro
man beInil6t iein dae oiejeniqeu,
lpelha in 3eitungeu un6 G6nIiden
8ldtteru an3eigen tut0 iUelde 70
groBnliitig bel Der eriter ino 8mei
ten aalupa1ue mitge6oIfcn baden,
0o5u 5u bcitiutmen nod Qr3Beren
Hnum fir bic 5reibeiisanlci6e qn.
5eigen bei5iitra9elt.
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Dcner bon eincm
llsgcct beit6cIien

2ou0on IS. Jeb.-9l eiuem lit
2on0on ausgaebenen antliC6cn ge.
ridt bat in Den frHben MlorgenItun-
Den oeS Sou8tog Elm feinol. G1u6-
8ober beidoiien. Ser 9eridlt ioat,
0oB oa8 Eoud6oot bonn 2unoe aus
beidoiien tpur0e uno ieiu 8euer na6
etiua breiBig Sdiliien einitellte. GS
fom nidt elm QuBen0 gerionen al
56aoelt lno Der Sod)i6ooGn, Ser
ungeridtct mur6c, mar ebcniall8 ge.
ring. Ser autlide geridt lalltet:
Gin feinolideS 3ou66oot croft.
netc uugeidbr 1910 6omstog NOR.
gen 5euer mlf Qober un0 iebte Die
9eidieBlng orei bis bier @}iHilten
fort. Qie aiiitcnbntterien 6eautlDor.
teten Dos 6euer oos nod ungef06r
oreiBig 5duB ieiteus 6es Gaub
boote8 eingeiteQt ipur0e Die Scr.
luIte iin0: Sin aino tot; 0rei Mdn.
ner, cine 5rau uuo orei 9iu0cr ber,
lett; on Sduiern muroe ltn6e0euten.
Der Sda0cn nngcridtet.
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Die l,rcIle Scr
Gdalicbcn Omaha
Gribilnc icbcn i'm
eiecncm 6cb1mnc

Tic l0alidlc Cmabn Sribinc
tunate hrrcitv hentr micbrr nni
iHrcr eiacncn Rreiit arOrndt luet.
ben. Ter llmsua nniercr 9srriir
nurOe ia Der frli0anIidl tursrn
3eit bon 36 Gtunbrn ouSoriibrt.
Samsiaa mpratn nm z llhr ma.
rcn mir NIT bem Smf nnierrr
NnSaobc fiir icaen sag icrtia nuo
iofort marSe NIT orm abb0n Der
fompIi3irrtcn Wlaidlinc nnN ihrcm
SrauSport uod oem cigcnru &c.
ban0e beaunnen un0 mn IL ll6r
nadltS mareu dlle seile bort MI.
tcraebradlt, llaberBnaIidl mrSc
NIT ibrem gSicbernnfbnu beaon-
neH, Der SOnutne abenO nm 6 llbr
uullenOct iUar. Bic idliuicriac 9Ir.
belt lunrOe bon nuierm erprobten
Rrehmann 6ermnnn 6il(mrr uu6
5iUei tiidltigcn gliaidjiniitcn Der
6irma @Seter gliildliors & So6n,
iuiUie elmer gIusabl nit 6cm
Sranspurticren Dun lduereu Nln.
Idlinen crfabreuen 9lrbeitcrn Onrdl.
gcfiibrt. 9ieic Gente iunren 36
Stunben nnurib6rIidl an Der glr.
belt unO f0uneu anf cine auerfcu.
iiensmcrtc gfiitnng 5nriifblifen.
Siel 5nr crfuigrridJen 9nrdlfiib.
rung Der iduieriaen glnfgnbe in
10 fnr5er 3eit III Oem llmitanbe
5n Oanteu, oaf borber aQe 8or.
bcreitnugcn bis ms SllCinltc acs
trUffeu luarcn.
IS lit cine sroFe Genu9tnnna fir
bic Sribiine, 6cutc mieOer anf if.
rer ciscnen 4reiic Ornfen 5n fin.
men.
SIN eanfc 6icier ISOLDE uirO
Der iueiterc llm5ng Der Sri6iine
fortgelegf. gtlAlten Samsta9 nno
SOnntag lucrOen iuir bic Sebua-
idlinen, StercOtbpiermnidiucn unO
bic Gfficeeinridtnug nadl nuierm
cisenen @ebGnSc idaffen nuS mad
@erlanf eiuer @Odc 6Offeu iuir
Oann in mierm 6eim DullitGnoia
eiugcridtct 5n iein imO nnicrc
iucrtcn seicr 5am Seiudle cinla.
Den 81 fOnucn.
SagIife Gmo6a Sri6iluc.
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Grc6c 2lufrcouno
bcrrIeet In lt1arit9a,g
Snnb9ebnng 9cgtn ben nfrainiiden
5rirOcneDcrtrng sepIaut; Sci.
tnngsfOmmcntEre.

2on6ot is. fyebr. Cine Ourd
Sic 2on0oner Central Stems il6cr.
mitteltc 2lnliteroomer gepeide be.
rihtet, IN Der polnilden Snubtta0i
8oridou berrife groBe gtuirearug
GtuDeuien un0 9lrbeiter plancn ctuc
groBe Sullogebung. Die StraBen
iuer0en bon DfiIit1r, beritten lno
unberitten, patrouilliert. Die Sbe.
otter in Der 5to6t ioIlen gciAloiieu
iDorOer, uno bic gertretcr oc8 otter.
reihiid ungariihen 2lusmdrtigen
slmts obgereiit iein.
Cine 9epeide Der @rdnnge 8ele.
grapb So. iiber Gopenbageu berid.
tct ungeidbr ooSielbc.
(2(us frii6eren Depeiden acGt
berbor, 0ab Die giibitinuaung Der
9oIeu 6urd bic geitimfnlnq 6cs
arieOens Der Wlittelm1fte nit ser
llfruine berborgerufen lit, mad Der
Der polniidc areis G6oIm an bic
llfralne fallen ioll; aliBer0em beiBt
es, ioll g'olen 2oo5 uuo Gont6ros
iDibn berlieren 1n0 i6n Der gcfor.
Oerte 3ugan8 our Office oertpeigert
lueroen)
Die a6lniife golfS5cituug iagt,
Die golen oiiriten nidt glau6eu iie
f0nnten einen nellen bolniiden
gtant errid)ten, ebne auf Seiterreid
llngarn glildfibt 3u ne6men Ole
oiterreidiidJ bolnii6c 20iuug Der
bolniiden S5rage lei pnbriheinlid
Der @cripirflidling n1be qeueien
ieBt iei natiirlid lire gerDirflidnng
iuie6er iebr 8peifelboit. es f0unte
berbdngnis0oG peroeu, menn bic Bos|
len niht Die 6ringlide 5oroerung
Der Stun6e einia6en.
9iah Der 5ranffurter 8eitlng it'll
Die Stellung 6es oiterreihii6en So.
biuetts ieBr eri6fttert; bod iagt oag
glatt, Elm dn6eres aabinett nilr0c
oie Gage aud nidjt dn6ern. oa eine
nidJt cine aabnettsfriie
borliege. 8ds glatt nirft bic FRA.
&c dnf, OF es immer nod Oenfbar
ieL Dab Der oiterreifiife adiicr gum
sl5nig bes iett srbitterten goleu &C.
lUdblt ipiir0e.
Ger gorDdrts leqt groben Sod. /
brud 0lf Die polnilhe slrifis uno
arfldrf bic lln3ufric6en9eit 6er go. /
Zen babe fih in gcrn6esu sYblofons.
artiger 3orn ge5eigt. Gn5 glatt /
fiat Bin5n: aaIes mas mir feit IN
aan6en pi b1bgn ibieHeu mir6 ME
SER ne6fldriiq. goln mar nrtier I
sfenn6. iest III es unir Jein6. I
1as glaii idirebt Die sdlnl6 an ber
geae In 9olm ben oeuiidlea Qme |
ridns BolitiffrH 5n nnb bfrionai |
aab Bic @egifnfng iargH 1iaHomHH
III ag9slag betauHt gebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
Der sdIaiie[ gum GsrieSen.1

Q(miter6auL 18. 5ebruor. SSn
eitem bon Der bolbnmtliden 6eut.
I6en gla6ri6tenagentur (8olff2)
pieoergegebenen Synterbieip tpiro
oem 8rinaen Morinlilian bon 8d.
oen-oem u1tttmaBIi6en SbronfoI.
ger-oie QeuBerlng in 0en Mtano
gelegt, Der S6fiiiieG at einem an.
gerneinen 6rie0en iet ieiner Gnftft
nah in BEN SGn0en Ser ongelid1ii.
iden 80lfer. 0ie geri6te ans
g(merifa nioeriprdden einanber; er
moIle Der g[ntluort 0es Geid8fnn3.
lers @rofen Sertling on 9r1lioent
@ilion nidt borgreiien, tpoGe aber
6orouf binipeiien 6aB grdiioent
g9ilion III ieilier lebten aongreb.
9otihaft nif)t ols 9ii6ter Der 8elt
qeiprohen bn6e. Inter &intDets olli
oie @rflGrung 93rdiioent 'BiIions,
ooB er niht al5 ShieoSridter fir
europdiid)e 2lngelegenbeiten fitngie.
rem ioolle, erfl1rtc Der grin5. .Gie.
ie 8orte iino b0dlit beoeutungsboa.
gllles fam erreidt iperoen tpenn
einiual Sic 8oIfer 70 peit fonmeL
obna Sen 9lnipraf nitf
l1nfebl6nrfeit, bielmebr IN dlriitIi.
dem @eiite, 81 iprehen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
Staliens eanSluirtIdinft.

glonL is. 5e6r. - Die italieuis
ide Observation-Disclosures nnbm an
5reitag cine gerfiigung an onrh
Die bic 9an0iDirtidaft oes 2onoes
mo6il geiuadjt Deroen ioa; es ioa
in eriter ginie jett brahlisgenoes
gano in gebnmrug genonlmen luers
0en, un0 oet 2anolpirtidnitsuiiniiter
ioa 6ie aontroae fiber nlle gooen.
er5eugniiie erbalten 5erner ioa er
Die @oIlmadJt 1nben bic lnnoipirt.
idJaitlihe arbeit 81 organiiieren imD
bic gertciIung Der notmenigen BE-
0nrfsariitel an Die proon5itrenoe
9lrbeiteridait ~ reaeln.
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6odlidlnlprpfeiior a6neieht.

6nrris6nrl IS. }ebr. Or. q.
~ eie6ig, groiriior Der oati6en
no Der fraH5oiii6eu Spra6e OH
Der bieiigru 1edniifcn Sodliffle,
lunroe beute negen oproOeutiher
6nltitnq ieines 2lmteS ent1oben
er mar Dor einem @ierielia6re ous
Suiiiel6. Conn, an 6ic bieiiqe
@ohidnle beruien iDor6en, nm cinen
gebrer All erieseH Der gum Seeres
oienit einge3ogen iDuroe.
Broi giebig's ,gergeben~ hdtte
oorin beiiaHoeh oaB er borige go.
DE aeaen aeiDifa ge6oubfiingcn bro
ieiiigrtc. iBelfe Sfm Sitberintfn
oGh Sanuel @aIIltgu bon aaeg
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@rn. $criDing bciutjt
bic s6iibcn0rabcn
y ltntsrb0lt iid NIT tcu SclHaten ilnH erEMnSiot
Iid9 nocb / 5ilte Ses perabrcictten
Gllcnf sicGbc III ,,oIlriobt"
''O4 aeine : I eines oaoemeinen 1lnoriffes

Nlii Der nnerifnni llrnce In
,}ronfreidb IL. Sch, 9 5rcO q.
,5erauion, aorreipok- ,er llniico
Ereb; bcr80gert) @eterol &er
i0ina bat belttr Sen amerilauiibcn
soI0oteu hi 0en borOeritcn SdHben.
ard6en einen geind obgeitottet. Gr
fduo Die Wtuillidoitcn bom beiteH
0jciit beierlt. ggie Der General ioas
te, aeitoItet it'd Scr QatrouiIIeu0icnit
iinmer mrflmgspoIIer. un0 Sic
Ntauuihaiten binicr Der f}rout bren.
neu Oarouf an oel 5ehio 6crau3R
fommen.
General gcribiug ba6utc Iid Ct.
uen &cg 0urd sic itmbiartigeu
cjrd6cu iai0 iprob NIT oicicm ruO
ieucu. @r fraetc einen aod, mie
bic g'nbruuaamittel m1reu. ,,@utl"
lautcte oic glntnort. goo6 piiuiden
mir etipos mcDr 96nedsIung.
og8as battet Sbr 5lm Gbenociien2"
qg8eiter niht8 ais Rohbraiet,
5tampffartoiicIrL grot lmo Butter
ioiuie aofiee.
Son Den Sfiibcngr16en 3uriidte6.
reuo. beiubte 8cncraI &erIbing Der.
Id)icoenc Sauptquartiere.
Itc 8eutiden 1utternabmen IcBteI
9lobt 5unl erlten N}ole felt einer
ISOLDE i9ren eriten StreifBug. 2lme.
rifanii6e 4otrouillen ulcIoen oaBI
bic Geutidlen nit oem qIu56eiern
ibrer 8rabtber6oue, Die 0urd oos
nncritaniit9e glrtilleriefeuer idper
Initgenonnnen mu 6eu, beiddftiqt
iinb. Gs fam slt feinen 3uionimen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18

iloBen NIT 0cm Seine, aud III MN
aeriu0c arlilerietdtigtgi 3il pcrBeA
men Gie gitierlug lit nu6ultcut
flor un0 falt.
Gin ameritditiidbc9 5eI00oipiiaI
murOe bon ieiu0Iihea 5lieacrt be.
lfoiien 0litdlideuDeile crrcidlie fei.
ne Der 9ombcn TOR 8iel. Gos so.
lpital miro nod eiuau meniger az.
idDrli4ca Grt bcrIeat lprrOen.
9Imcrilaniidle Gra6te anariapft
9erid)ieaentlid uur6e entocdt, 0ah
bic 3cutidlen bic amerifauii6en Ie.
lepbonOrabte on Der 5ront auae.
8apit 6otteH; Sdritte fin0 oetdn
iDoroeh oieic5 IN 8ufumft 5u Der
b;noeru Qion bot eat0cdt, oaB bic
STIMULATION an bcridieoenen 4imften
o6aeidobt mor0en mar uno Der
S5eiuO gebordt bottl Nh elmer Stelle
fon6 nan cinm iein0lideu 9ro6t
nit Der onerifaniiden GeIepbotIei.
tllug ner6nnoen; oerielbe eritredt
iid il6er ogio W}on's gan0". g8ie
Der 5ein0 oaS bencrfiteIli0t Bot,
fonntc bia6er Hi6t in erfo5nmg &c.
brodt mer0en.
gritiider gcridt
2on0on, is. Sch. - gaic 5eI6.
mnri6aIl 4oig 6epte meIoete, baben
portugiciildje Eritppen In Der god).
baridaft bon g}eube G6apellc nteb
rerc 9eltibe gefangeu 9enoumen.
sS5n Dem 8eri6t beibt es meiter: nsSSSll
Der gid1e bon GaDrelle ipur0cn fein0.
Ii6c 5treif5ilglcr, bic einen ltnierer
Gorpoiteu angriffen, dbgeid(agen.
eyll 0ent 0ieilines 9l6jhnitt fam es
nit ieinoHt6er syuiauterie 3u einem
3AianuugultolB Acn 1qiu0e mnraeut
4Ierluite bri96brndjt Sic 9lrtillerie
0cS Gciuoes mar iii0lih bon 9lrras.
lu0 Gombroi. u6r6lid bon Gems mo
in Der gladbari6ait bon 3oule6cdeI
tdtig.
gis iebt Iiegen ilnuer nod feincI
}lu8eiden elmer 9roben 0iieniibe all
Ger g9eitiront Dor; eS folnmen al.
leroing5 fait td9lid6 5darmilbel Dor,
Lno Die g(rtillerie entiuideIt 8eit
peiie me0r mic gelu0bnli6e IGtig.
felt, bon aroBercn militdriic6en Gpe.
rotioHGu dber lit bis oato nidt5 5u
ltelocu.
Die 6lieger entlpideln Bel Der fla
rem 8itterlng Wie0er Ieb9oitere "a,
igfeit; am Samstag puroeu ID
,eutidle 2leroblanc 6era6geidofeu
ino iic6cn peitere faHlpinnid5i9 ge. |
nadt
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Slic9cF0nerifF allf
cnoliic3c Oit6iiite
of @crioneu in SOuSon setGtct, 0ier
perlebt. (fin Oentider Nero
plau GernHterge6Olt.

2ou0on Is. 8e6r. ~ Glf Gcrio.
men, orei Mdmer fiinf 5raueu imo
0rei sinoer, iino Dem 5rieger.
1ngriff, Der am Saustag altf Sons
Don ousgefiibrt iDlr0c, nod oifiBieI.
len g(naa6eu bon 2or0 5ren6 geto
tet iporoen 9ier 9erionen mur6en
berlebt
Gs wuroe offi3isIl 6eridtet, 6oB
MIR elmer bon oeH ieds fein0lidjen
5tiegern 9ouoon erreifte. Gin
auftauqrifi auf 9ober murOe BON
britiiAen 5Iiegern 3urilfgeluieien
Gin icinolider 5lieger 1T abgeidoi.
ZEN nor0en. Gur6 cine goni6e I'M
Sii0meitoiitrift uur0e Elm Sans 5ers
tort iinter 6eiien 9riimmern Gin
bcrletter Gffi5ier un6 0eiieu @aitin
beqrn6en Dur0en Gann fdbft Der
offi5iene geridt fort oglebrere iueis
tere gomben pur0en In ben oitlifcn
8ororten abgeiDorieL ober feine
erniten @erlnite o0cr 1da6eu iino
beriftct mor0en W}e6rere unierer
5lieger ariifen ben 5Gno an. Gin
feinolider 5lieger tdrnpfte il6er oer
aiifte bon Sent ln6 BALD fonnte
man Ron Der tiilte ous fincu 9roBen
ieinblidlen 4eroplnn HI bic Gee fdl.
Zen ieben"
"a Nenmon6 eintriii. 70 bate
mau ben augriif ouf qon6on erpar
iei linb ais Bag iqnol crt5rie,
NOR bnlo ie6rmaun III om Hdereu|
9erIiedeH
1fatifer gsridt
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6eng IN elmer Geoe Dor Der ,State
Sdlool Directors 9fiiocintion" ge.
balieu bate s;n oieier Me6e ibra6
Ser qcnaunie SER iiber eireueltaten
Ser EeltifeH groi. 9iebig bate
bic @reuelgeitidteu ols gerleum.
0unaen beJeidJuet, mo 6ns bradl
i6m ben &ols. Or 1T Geutider bon
@cburt dbcr ndtnraIiiertcr otHe.
rItaliidgr Burger Buo 81 SoBre alt.
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gieidlsratsmifalieS Gpiuu

2luiiter0dm. is. 5ebr. Tas
iiioiBroler @eidsraisuIiiglieo bon
9srtolini 1T IN 1riett berbaftet nor.
0en: er iol Biitalieo zines meitber.
5iuriaten italieniiaeH 5piou1geig
itaHs iciM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
&uleSine erIdlieft fd1.

2on0on, Is. 5eb.-@tne 0epeIhe
an bte g}nil beridtet, naB oie Weel.
oung, pona6 General aaleoine,
Setnan ser 9on aolofen, Selbft-
moro begangen baben foa, tpdbr.
I6etnGid auf @abrbeit berube. Sn
0erielben Gepefde miro geiagt, Dab
Ser boIlGnoiI6e @eion6te in 9etro.
grab oltf bem gapaIt 3uab Be.
roltbt tpur6e ltn0 ibm feline aleioer
tueggenomttten tpltr0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18

bn oeihide ariegsanii offi5iea:
ollniere 8lieger baben Sams
fac goneon Gober mo Duniirf
5ranfreif. pie midl Bic feinolidleH
8eicdt liHign nH Der glor6iaife
draBireids aHgegrIiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18

lkttuA 0u AtilulfAAb hilb iuuiltN 1OOb
glr6eiter iteoer; oIle ioldje 93eric.
men, bie glrbeiterblliien trnger ODER
ibmieIige Sdnoe bottefL ipurOen
maiiafriert itno Die @titalieoer oeS
Observation-Disclosures Duroen Itoro.
redtli6 erIdoiien. 9od Dem Sam.
pfe fuurOen peridteoene GtaotteiIe
gepliinoert." A.
0leboIte inter 9enHhen.
8etrogroO, Gienstag, t2. Sch
Gepeiben aus Nlostou beiogert, ooB
oeutlde &rtlppen Su @roono nnb
aotuno iid geipeigert baben benz
8efebl Ii6 an oie 8eitfront sn be.
geben, 5oige 8n Ieiiten. gs fam
8lpii1en Oielen un6 loDaIen bent.
i6en Grtppen gum &onpfe, In mel.
dem ite Sieger blieben.
9entide in 9orpat gefdngen.
2onoon, Is. Seb.-2out bes 90.
fol. gln8eiger IN Berlin per0en iit
@ittbIono ln6 2itt1uen Die oetttiden
Ginpobner bon 0en 8olibepifisle-
menten oerfoIgt, in &ebal Itn6 1000
3euti6e, in 9orpat nibt biel ipetti-
ger gefangen geeiBt ipor0elt. Die
3eitung berlongt bon Der 0eittiden
Regieritns @egenmaBregeIn aegen
Die 9uiien.
1lltimatitm an 9lnmGnirn.
2onoon, Is. 6eb. -9os bon Ser
@olibebifi giegierung an gRttutduien
geri6tete llltiinatunl ipelhes drn 16.
SSebruar obgelaufen lit, Iautet: BE
Iarabien lit bon rlinldniid1et un0 SIC,
bolutionstruppen, Die uriter @enes
raj St6erbatheff iteben 8u roinnen;
q Serau8gobe alien Gigeltimts,
0as 5lt gtuBlonS unO 8eliarabicn ge-
bort; 81 9ttrd5ua ruiftifer Trup-
ben ourd 9tum1nien un0 8eiiaro.
bien; a. gluslieferling Ser @ene.
rols St6er6otdeffs; 81 glnsliefe.
rltng Der M6roer BEG @enoiien gfo-
ifalo uno anoerer rltiiiider Sol0o-
ten un6 @lotroien. g8ir balten es
fiir 1tniere rebollttionGre im0 io5ioli.
Itiide 9flidt, Die Grtldrltng ab8uee-
ben, Dab mir gegen Die rltrndniidle
fdmpfen utb niht gegen
oie ritnlGniider g(rbeiter, 9arern
uno Soloaten, meI6en mir uniere
ltntaritiibuug sur @ertreibitng Der
rltlttdniiden 9tegierung, @our9eoiic
1no 2anobeitBer anbieten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
1mtIaler gfridt

NaFlih is nbr H geBiq aui
eea &aitaHgrif aui 2opoon fact
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
Blnt6ob In aieiu

4eirogra0, IL. 5e6.-eue 9epe.
ife ans aiau unierm 20. sSnnuar
mcl0et 1Gie @eiBen @aroen er.
oberten 0os bon oer @otcn @or6c
RnO acDoIatioustrlppeH beieaie III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
ipstisrbsrI@f.

cHoh6 nnh llmaMmh Ghntt hfilif ntmA
uno plfasioa pitI lcIigs fltnsina
agbnSlas &duog beulg abcio una Titn&.
ida ldir Neus Ml 4iaRsli0t
Soma &diHrc oNeg Nlgam lm @nhohrn
helllt atga0 corr nieHkioa. laltef NlraAlaa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-18
@erIdlm6rnna aeaen Qenine.

2onoou, is. 6eb.-Sier limo Der.
ipGtete Gepeiheu ans 8etrogra0 eius
qctroficu, laut tDelhen ieitens Der
St. @eorq Ritter Der geriud oe.
moht fuor6en mar, ben Wfiniiterf
brdiioenten 2eniue 81 entiiibren.
Wan fam 6em aomplott, on oeIien
5pibe 5ibrer Scr fonititltioneaet
gliieubIp itonOeu. aif oie Spnr. tmo
Sic aldheIsfllhrer mlr0en herhnitet.
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