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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
tlo0s BON 12umt1nieit
DerlGr1t miro
9entide beIe9en rnIiiidIe front.

9fmfter6am %. 8e6r. - Die
,.9leueiten glafridten" in 2eip5ig
iaaen, Die 5rieoensbeoingungen,
ipethe 9itnl1nien 8u mter6reiten
iino. uiiBten bic g(btretung ber 90.
brnolhd an guIgarien umfaIicn;
oud miiiic Geutihl1no eincn Sfa.
neueriab mirtihaftliher Qlrt Der.
Ianaeu. beionoers mos giobnoterinL
aubelonae. Gds glatt fngt meter:
,.99enn mir Gundnien eeitatten Die
nliiu0tng Der Conan al bebaIten
70 muB es iid berpflihten, nur cine
uirtjddftlide g}olitif i'm Sinne Der
curopaiiben glittclmddte 5u unter.
Ttiiben. Sir fonnten @umdnien niht
pcitatten, einen boIig oeutihiein0.
H1en stonig 5u baben; aber 5eroi.
sauos einfluB Diro nod oen ariege
e1u3 un0 aar 6abiu iein."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
-JntcQioc1ts trtalF5
Scm lstie0 0elUitfreft

glem 2)orf, %. 5c6r. = Syobn
@rier Sibben, BraIioent Ser Grince.
ton llnioeriitGt belt balte Dor oeut
g(merican Synititltte Of gtining @n-
gineer8 cine Ge0e, in pel6er er
unter onoerau iugte: "@egenpdrtig
gelpimt 9erti6louo oen arieg. Sir
getpinnen 0eu arieg augenblidIid
nid)t, luo mir f6nnen 6ieies e6onIo
gut 5ugeite5en. g8ir miiiien sic IN.
teGigen3 oes 2onoes mo6iliIiercn. be,
ion0ers nber Die Ntdnner ser g8ii.
Ienifaft. 9enn 0ieies lit elm GrieL
Der ron @iiienidoftIern ertidicoeu
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
9cr1tnsiHar Cpfp4
f4allSi9 bcfmitSett
9t0d 5.itiinbiscr 8eratnng erreiden
Die geidluoreneu cine Gini.
9ilng.-snnd ntag ap-
pellieren.

Sobn 2Dud, Ser fiir Sic Tebten
lieben Sabre Gonlmtiidr bon Dong.
las Gountn par, tpuroe aln 9on.
aerstag oben0 Der aorruption,
i6ledter geripoItltng ltno onoerer
4nfIagen iduIoig befunoen. I'm
9:45 abenos muroe nod nebr oIs
fiinfItitnoiger geratltng oaS llrteil
Der @ei6morenen befannt gese5en.
9ie @ei6morenen fanoen 2bn1 in
cen fol9en0en flint 6dlen i6ulbig:
St bat feinen ginfluB oI8 gountp.
aonn1ifidr gebraudt BEL einern Ser.
iltd, etn 8rittel Ser Ginnabnen
0e8 5oloons bon Sans @oB an Der
8eit Center 5traBe fid 8u beri9af.
fen.
Gr mar nit Som 8enniion, giIGb
geiieIbou8 un0 Sof Sasfea SeiI.
baber beg 92iberiioe 11nternebmens
uno idiibte oen 8laB Dor Go88ias.
@r mar NIT 9eter 2od un0 sSobn
5or0 9tit-@igentiialer Der 9ofeiiOe
SIM uno icbiibte iie Dor 9ur6ilt6uu.
Gen.
gr berfudte BEN 5beriff gIort
bel Der 9lusiibung ieiner 8fIihten
at bebinbern, irt0en er tim ben sc.
brau6 oe8 9[uf5uges i'm @efGngnis
bermeigerte un0 Inn onoerlDeitig
9in0erniiie in Den g8eg ftellte.
@r itottete cine Surnbaqe i'm
Gountb- @eridtsgebdroe olts uno I'm.
terbieIt oieiel6e fir fif) uno ieine
Sreunoe, ma0 eS fino bort @eloge
gebalten ipor0en un0 Dos 3intmer
3t 1lnrnorolii6en 8ueden oerpen0et
mor0en.
Sails 9fi6ter Gears einen ne1en
8ro8eB beripeigert, miro 2bna ouf
oieien 5dul0befun0 bin aus Dem
@nte geItoBen iperoen. Gin g[ntrag
fir eilten neuen 8ro5eB nluB inner
balb bon nrei 3agen gelteIt iuer.
BEN. Sails oieier bertpeigert miro,
muB Die @utidei0ung in Die @abl.
bii6er bon Douglas Gount1 einge.
trogen iperoen, noourd ser Som.
niiidr nittoInotiid ieine3 Qlnites emf.
5o6en miro. 2nud fam ou9 an 0as
5taatsobergeriht appellieren urto
aa6 glniid1t Der gllau1Ite tpiir0e er
0aun Big Der 2tppell enti9ie0en
pir0. in 2(tnte bleiben.
Die @eihtporenetL meIde oieIen
5dul6befuro ma6ten, uaren: @e.
orge 9iaG 1909 g}ierte 5traBe,
5Iorenee; qLuorep 9ierion, genion;
{. u. 28dllace, 4427 Commercial
llbenue; Snon ". 5onoitrunI, 1891
1orbp StraBe; 2tret g8. gurfe,
1919 @uroette StraBe: Gon Ges.
ounes, 25t6 gur6ette StraBe; q.
& @rigbt, genion; guiiea glector,
5345 gloro 80. GtraBe; g6drleg ..
1929 g1oro III. StroBe;
BuitoD ". anu6. 2423 Gon6en
llbeuue; 6ront SiuoH 1911 5ib
Ia. StraBe, ggiaiom $. syoneg,
1912 gur0ette 5traBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
He9iertlttaskctsttcnc
fir St9illelt oeferSert

G1icoQo, %. 6ebr.-0ie gleaic.
rllngsfontroac Der GBie6unq, 6i.
non5iertng 0er Gr8ic1unqsonitnl.
ten 0urd oie Gcgicrln9, nns 2eb.
rem beg Gotriotisnus ais GeiI De8
SduIproarnnIms unb cine 4riifung
Der 2e6rer ouf ibren Gotriotisnus
5in iin0 bic Snuptforoerltugen, Die
BON ben Gcleaoten 3lir gr8iebungs.
a6teilung Oes aongreiie8 fir giatio.
nnloienit Der g1ationaI Security
2eague befiIriportet plir6en. Die
@eridmmlung fon0 unter oeln 8or-
iibe bon Or. Mc@lroD on Ser Grin.
teton llniberiitdt itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
Betqlltaltrt>PolllDc9
kolgft rtberGp BcltSs

8aI6ington %. Ge6.-Ger frii.
bere oeutibe GeidSfou5Ier 9et9.
monn-Solmeg bat fir amerifaaiife
2i6ertb. Bombs unter3eiAnet. Ser
@ermaIter beg Dem Gr.@cidstan3ler
geborigen BEL 8aco, Ter., geIegenen
@igentums bat 0arum no6geiu6t
oaB Dos @eiantteintominen aus Dem
be8eidneten @run0eigentuln nobe3u
$4,000, in 2ibertD Bombs nngclegt
mer0e. gS miro bon Der 5ritGnOi.
gen 8e60r0e ongenommen bob ser
RegierllngSbertpoIter oes @igentluns
BON Sollpeg ieI6It beottftra9t NOR.
Den lit 0uS @eI0 in 2i6ertD 9onos
an3ulegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
6Hnftanieub SnOianer I'M ariegS.
Oienit.

@of6ington, %. 6ebr. sSn eiuem
Der n2(merican SSnoian 2eague in
Sem gort ilbermitteIten 8eri6t
ieiIte Der Gonuiiiar fir Synbianer.
angelegenbeiten Goto Cells nit, 6aB
ettuo 5000 s5t6ianer in Die g(rmee
o6er glarine einqetreten iino.
2tuber0em 6oben bie S5noioner fir
mebr nl8 $9,000,000 5reibeit8an.
leibe6onos gefouft, bieI gum 8eiten
Der nmerifauiiden @eiellidaft bonn
Roten areu5 beigetrogen, ln6 Die
9ro6uftion bon 5leiih uno @e.
treble olf ibren Reierbotionan be.
0elten0 erb0bt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
Wlc6lnot in (S6icaao.

G0ica9o, 2,q.. %. Chicago
iieht iih cincr g}eblnot gegenii6er.
Sieiiqe 0afcr puroen ton Der gun.
oesnn6rlmgsnlittclfontrolle 6enad.
rihtiat, 6aB Bic Riblen 0ieie ISOLDE
feline peitcren 9lc6lien6ungcn mus
den fonnten. Q. u. Gf6art BON Der
0liiblenabteifirng Der gta9rungSnit-
teIfontroae be5eidnete Die Gage als
ernft rn6 erfldrtc. Die farmer fii6r.
ten ben W2hblen fein @etrei0e at,
io6oB Bic ghQcr natiirlid nidt8 su
nablen bdttn. 2eiter aroBer bieii.
ger grotfabritcn tuie Der Ghul3e
uuo Der 8aro @nfinq So. erfl1rcn,
iie bdtten MIR aanua gtcbl fir oicie
ISOLDE on 6nn0 mo nliiBten ihlie-
ben. iDenn Deiterc Wlehiborrdte niht
eintrdfen. Ho6 6. Stebenion, Der
itaatlihe 5ilis gia6rlingsmittel.
fontroaenr. erfldrte, gGder in Der
qnn3en Sfa6t un0 in Den 8orftdOfen
befdn6en iid in einer ber5peifeltcn
cage. g9ie brrlnltet, hicItcn 0ie
Farmer i6r BctrciOe 3uriid IN Ger
Soffuuna. hnb rin baherer Wiin0cit
preis pom aonsreB ieitgeiest uiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
General geri6iuss gerInitliite.

8ai5ington %. 3e6.-@euer0l
geribing meI6ete, onB 8Dei ameritn.
nii6e SngeHieure, George W. Ster.
ling umo syobn s. San 6ei einem
@eie6t in 5rautreib leiht berfurul.
bet Duroen Ger gum eiienbobnba.
taiIon geb0rige Soloat gije q.
eobelD, bon meldem man anf1ng.
lid dnunbm, oab er in @einngeu.
ifnit geraten mar iDuroe fpdter ais
geI6uam aiigafuH6en uuo NIT mill.
tdriifeH ebren beerdben. (5eorge
6. 8nriib bon Emideu9nm Gre,
lit Der Suugeneilisunonng erIegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
1l0eiteres ipaniithes
Schiff pcricmkt

@lo0rio, %. 5eb.-Gs miro bier
befauut gemadt oaB Der iponiihe
0onpfer Wlor.G .Gospio BON einem
Saudboot beidolien uno berientt
iuorOen lit. Dtar-Gaspio mar Elm
2723 Eonnen groBer itdbleruer
InnIpfer, Der 1899 5n giepcaitle
BON 5topcl gelaiieu 5u 9ilboo re.
giitriert iDnr0e uno Gi9eutlim Der
wlartima Gel Nerbion COMPANY iit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
Qcnnnet iebe sdlnIb nb.

2mcotn, %. 6ebr.-sy. u. GSo,
gan, Ser @htitfIeiter Der anpcQe
Der @enabo S5nouitrio( Sdool, ser
heif)uloigt miro, nit eiuem Md0.
fcn Ser glnito(t unerIou6tcn Ser.
febr ge6abt at 5nbeu leugnetc in
2incoIn nuf ieinem g8eae nod @e.
nebu, NIT irgenb elmer sJnioiiin oe8
6mties irgcn6 mcIde gc3iebunaen
qe6abt gu bdben nod ben Geriud
qemadt au bnben, ieinen 2luient-
6nltsort su berbeimlihen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
sdantluirtidlaften idper 6etrpiien.

glof SyslanO, 81, %. 5ebr.-g8
miro erpartet ooB am SdluB bic.
fer g8o6e Sc bon oen 81 Sdanf-
mirti6aften i9rc &ilren uuf 9tnoro.
nung oes 8un6es0epartenents fir
6as Gehtspeieu 0auerno meroen
idlicBen miiiien. Sie befinoen iid
innerbaIb elmer M1eile bonn Gof
s55lonb 2(rienoI, in neldem nteb.
rere bltnoert 5oI0ateu einquartiert
fiu6. Q(uBeroen ioaen aud Der.
ruiene Qduier geidjloiien per0en
im0 ben Sol0aten miro oonn uiht
mebr geitattet meroen, iif ouBer-
6ol6 Der oSalben gieile 8one4 5n
benegen. Inter ben getroffeuen be.
fin6en fih aud Die Shanfrdlulli.
feiten in orei Sotels.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
all
QmcrifQuild)er TrOnt
Die ScittI6en Slicocr sirkeln iibcr omcri6oniidc
Clinic; elmer Scriclbcn fcicrt alf cine 6ruppc
pcn Sammics; kcine DcrlMIte
Die stoSt Jeri6o fa0t Sen gritcu in SIC s

8riten gefongen nobm. Gin l1eber.
faa oltf beIgiide SteIlltngen nabe
Wierden tpuroe ourh gLrtillerie. 1tno
@}aidinengelDebrfeuer obgeidlagen.
serifo eefallen.
2on6on. %. 5ebr. = @s miro be.
ridtet, bob SSerido, cine I'M oIten
9oIditino beriibulte Sta6t, bon Ben
9riten beieBt ipor0en lit.
Sriteu berldnaern lire 9inie.
0tit Der britiiden 2lrrnee in georo.
fronfreid, %. f5eb. - Ser Gorre.
iponoent Der ltuiteo 9GreB nleIoet,
bob iih Die britii9e 9tnie an Ser
8eItfront iebt bon Der 91oroiee big
nabe Der Die erItredt. 9ie 8riten
baben ipeitere SteIlungen Ser s5ron.
3oien itbernonlnen oarunter ienen
9iltrift iii0Iid bon Der Die.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
Hcoiitrierillt1sz
Biit6lciit i1iiictt
ob9cpolt tucrScn

8ic Gcqiitrontcn iiu6 bicrrnit 6o.
raul nufmerfidt qcmoht. 0aB iie
i6rc 2e1iitrierings guhlein iel6it
aG6olcn uiiiien 9ie Belt bierfiir 1T
bonn 20. bis %. 5e6ruor feitqeicbt
uno 5nor BON morgeus I'M If ltbr
bis abeno5 s llbr in Der StaJtbale.
sSe6er Reaiitrart iolte iih oics mer.
Zen mo ieiu 9iihlein IN Scr bor.
1eidlric6cneu 3eit a6boIeu iui0rigcn.
iaas or IN arobe lluamc6mIidfei,
ten ioumlen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
Ser &Ormari6 Der
9cutit'fn Ia &u5lanO
Oemti6lan6 tpiI :
aiif 1tbi9licbs
ucrtrGS
'il streeraS bcicbcn ltnS bcItcbt
6ss eincs 5Osidbriecn PanSclsz
~ als SricScnsoarantie
amF Revolution in DcutI9lan>

2on6on %. 5eb.-Gme bon 9e.
trogroo bier eineetrofiene GepeIdC
beiagt, ooB Die Geutideu ouf Die
9eieBung 8etrogra6s belteben, oIs
cine @arantie oes nit Nublan6 abge.
ihIoIienen 6rie6enSDertrag8. Ser.
ncr herIou9en ite einen 0reiBigjdbri.
gen SanOelSbertrag.
9entidc beieteu rniiiidlc Sront.
9etrogro0, 81. 6.-@er80aert
bou ayoiepb Sb1pIen, aorreiponoent
ncr llnite0 9reB. )-Mittags = sc
muroe bier beltte befonnt, ooB Die
8cIttidlen 6en gdr8en n6rOIider
GeiI Der ruiiiiben 6rout beiebt ia.
ben. 3ie gfuiieu 3ie6en it'd in
ltnoronuug 5uriid. 9fuiiiide aobal.
Ierie miro 10 idnen mie u0gIid nafj
oen glor0en beforoert.
9etrograb, 81. 5eb.-glafts =
Dos 8olfsfommiiioriat bat Die &du.
mumg fyiunIon6s ourd ruiiiihe
8ruppen anbefoblen. (8ieies miro
oobin aisgeleet, onB Die 9olibebiti
lire 6treitfrdfte eegeu Die 8eut-
ihen 5uianmeu8iebeu molten lm6
Die Qbiidt, Die finniihe &epublit 3ll
erobern, nltfgeqeben boben.)
getrogroo, 81. Sch. gladts. -
@eridten gerdB bdben utiliide
1treitfr1fte 8ifoff uu6 9olotsf ge.
rdltut. 8itrd Sic geieblmg bon
4iinsf bur6 bic Geutifen merocn
5omeI unO W2obileff noieIbit groBe
gorrdte bon ariegsmoterinL uno
gtobrlinasuittelu ailfeeipeidert fin6,
id,luer bebrpbt. GB beiBt. Dob Die
CeTterreider 2utsf uno Gubno be-
iebt boben. (g5ifoff Iie8t 100 @3ei-
len iii0neitIih bon Getrograo on
ner gfiao.getroara0 gabn un0 100
Maeileu ieuieits @ollnor, ipoieIbit Die
Gelttifeu, geitrigen 8erIiner 8epe.
fheu Sufotge, Itan0en. @olot8f lit
so Meilen nor0mcitEih bon 8itebst
cntferrt. 8ort ioa fih cine groBe
rufitIhe glrmee inter General
gonfbrubauitih 5itiammen5iebeH.-
Minsf lieat 125 M2cilen iii0meItlih
BON 8ite6sf, 9iobileff lit 80 WteiIen
iiiolih bon @itebBf uno 100 g}eiIen
6Itlid bon 9lingf entfernt. Somel
lieat 125 Qlcilen iiioipeitIid bon
g8ite68t. 2ut5f uno 9ubmo iiu0
5ta0te In 8ol6bnien uno Iiegen in
fur8er Gntfernung Der Seitlm9 Gob.
no, pelde Die 3eutiden in @eiib
su 6oben, bebaupten. - 9lmm. Der
llnite6 QreB.)
SrotfB's Stern i'm Sinfen?
2ouoon, %. 5eb-Dos @oltsfont.
miiiariat (W1iniiteriim Der golibe.
bifi) BOT cine proclamation erlui.
lem In melder ite erflGren, 6aB iie
altf Die bon ben 8entrolmGdten Der.
lanaten Srieoensbeoiueiingen Oie
cnorme 3ugeitGnoniiie in fih idllie-
Ben, MIR 6es6olb eingegangen iin6,
i'm oas 2au6 bor boIIiger @ridop.
fing at beiuobren un6 bic Gebollt-
ton bor Dem llutergang gu retten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
qtrntnna fiir eparfampaane.

glQiauce, glebr., %. Gebr. -8or.
filter Der Sparfampagnefomitees
bon adt Counties, bic an Dor
Butte Gountb greu5eh baben iid
bier am lebten Mlittipo6 beriant.
melt, mo baben gIdne fir cine
5onoerfanpngne geinBt, bic om %.
g21r3 0urdgeiiibrt per6eu ioa. Sn
gor Butte GountD 1T Die Sdlite BEG
Guotllm8 beiiaurmen. SenningforO
bnt $4,000, QaiaHce $4,000 aili'
1ulpeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
d1lUeben GnirS
riit9t intcrueniefen

Stod6ofm, %. 5eb.-gie idue.
6ildle glesieumg bat oeIH qorlament
mitqefeilt, 6dB es feline unu0iige be.
lpaffnele Snierbention Sdmeoens in
5innlan0 geiidtten miro.
5iodbolL %. 5eb.-ein beltidl.
f.nniidlc Battalion louoeie qeilsrn
al Der @reuSe 0innIanos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
1lnaftlbtr In Galifornia.

@oibington, %. Ge6 s. miro
oiii5iea befannt gemndlf 6aB bel
Sacramenio, Gal, Elm 5lnaielo er.
ridltet waroeH miro; aif BEL 8iDer.
ii6e. Gal, 1T cir iolhes Don Der
8egicnmg 10 Qu5iialt senoHmeH
por0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22
Ceiierreidl idlif6t bie IlIren,e

Nern, SdDei8, %. 5ebr.-Die
oiteryeidiideu gebor6en labcn obcr.
mails bic ifiUei5eriihe @ren5a boa.
itdnoig aeitloiIcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-22

0lit Ser ornerifaniiden 9[rmee in
Sranfreid, q. Seb. - (8er50gert;
bon Sre0 9. 6ergltion, aorreipon.
bent Ser llnite0 BreB.) - gln Der
ameritanii6en 6ront fam e8 beltte
at einem ihperen glrtiI[eriegefedt.
9a8ieI6e nobm ben 9oll3en Sag iei-
nen 8ortgong Die amerifouiihen
@ei6oiie ridteten an 0en 7einoIiden
SteIlungen uno Ainter 0enleI6en Ell
nen idneren G6a6en on. g(neri-
fanii6e 8eoba6tltngsflieger Die nit
Ser 9[rtiqerie gemeiniom arbeiten
taten oltsge8ei6nete gtrbeit. Ole
SSSnfonterie unternohn mebrere So
trouillengdnge, inoeHen obne ouf Ben
5eino au itoBen. Ser 9tegen Der
Iebten glo6t oertpan0elte ben aute.
rifoniiden 9(6ihnitt in ei1len 500.
ralt. 9os feinoIihe @ei6itbfelter
ri6tete nur gerinaen Shooeu m.
9elttide 5lieger freu3en nod ipie
bor Die anerifaniihe &inie. a3tu1e
flog cine 0eutide gtaibine 10 ME.
orig, boB fie ibr 0tai6inen9etpebr
ouf cine @rtppe on1erifoniiher Col.
oateh Die fih Inn Die 5el6fitae ber.
ioalueIt batte, obfeuerte. @lan
fonlte ben fein0Ithen SIieger in iei-
mem Q(eroplon oelttIiA ieben. g8
ihl0 feline &erlltite 51 oer5eihuen.
sSran3Gii6cr geridt,
GQris, %. 8ebr. - 9a8 fron50-
iiI6e &ricg8an1t mel6ete beltte, oaB
ntf elmer breiten S5ront ELM getpalti.
ger glrtiQeriefaulpf im @onqe iit.
0ieies gilt beionbers IN Der @egeno
6e8 Simon @aloe8, Gbebreur, Cali
forltie, @eller, 6artnonnsneilerfopf
un0 Butte ou Wfesnil lin Iebterer
@egan0 1tebt ond amerifauiibe Sir.
tillerie). Die Snfonterie trat niAtI
in glftion.
gritiihcr geridt.
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Published AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT tNo, ss4). AUTHORIZED ny THE
ACT OF OCTOBER O. 1917 on FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE or OMAHA. NEBR.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
\. S. BuRLEs0N. POSTMASTER GENERAL
The interior journal., 1918-01-29
A FAMOUS coRNFiELp

Almost in the heart of the city Of
Washington all last season stood a
great field of corn that became with
out question the most famous corn
field the world ever knew.
at was planted, cultivated, and
harvested by boys-the Boy Scouts
Of Washington. When war was de-
cl9red the Government turned over
to these boys one hundred acres Of
undeveloped land in Potomac Park,
near the Washington monument. The
boys, half a thousand Of them, plant
ed this land to corn, and never was
a crop of any sort SO watched from
beginning to end and admired by so
many of the eminent men and wo-
men of the earth.
1.-The location of the field brought
it its fame. The favorite automobile
drive in Washington is through Poto-
mac Park, alongside the broad, tidal
river. War brought to Washington
at some time or other during the
year 1917 most of the great men of
the United States. Few of these but
saw and asked questions about the
cornfeld, for its conspicuous location
iL the center of beautiful city park
made it one of the sights of the cap
ital. Even the sightseeing automo-
biles began taking tourists to the
field when by midsummer the hun
dred acres were a waving sea of
green, the stalks standing with level
tops twelve to sixteen feet above the
black soil, with never a thin or stunt
ed spot in the whole tract.
when the war missions began to
arrive from the foreign countries,
the emissaries early in their visits
observed the cornfeld and stopped
to admire it and ask questions. Ad-
miration in half a dozen languages
has been poured out over the field.
Bs,four saw Il and SO did JoG-e and
Viviani, and the members of the Ital-
ian mission. and the Russian, and
the Belgian, and the Japanese. The
French were moved
almost TO tears. for they saw in that
field concrete evidence that the
youth Of America are heart and soul
in the war"
The interior journal., 1918-01-29
COUNTY COUNCILS or DEFENSE

Louisville, Jan. 2S.-There are
several matters in which the Council
Of National Defense has asked our
cooperation, and instead Of bring.
in them TO your attention in a sue
cession Of letters I have concluded TO
include them in n single letter, and
10 ask that publicity be given them
through your local press, your pull
pits and your schools.
In the interest Of the eonserva-
ton of food, and also the health
Of the soldiers in the camps, the
Council Of National Defense requests
the public to discontinue the sending
Of food stuffs to the camps. Abund-
ant food 10 supplied TO our soldiers
tional food Is not only unnecessary,
spoiled after being conveyed long
distances in heated express or mail
cars. The aggregate quantity Of food
thus wasted is enormous.
The time within which soldiers,
sailors and army and navy nurses
may avail themselves of the war risk
insurance which Congress has pro-
vided for them at very low rates will
expire February 18th, in case of SOL
diers, sailors and nurses in service
October 15, 1917, and in the case Of
others one hundred and twenty days
for enlistment, and parents Of the
soldiers, sailors and nurses are urged
to bring pressure TO bear upon their
sons and daughters at once TO take
this insurance.
Our country needs 250,o00 skilled
workmen for its shipyards. Trained
riveters, bolier-makers. pupchsrs,
machinists, blacksmiths, can ptSrs,
millwrights and other trainsf )hen
are asked 70 volunteer for tks'seF-
vice with the assurance that they
will receive standard wages and be
considered part OF our military fore
es. You will hear direct from Wash
ington as to the enrolment for this
service during the two weeks begin
ming, Monday, January 28. Your CO.
operation is earnestly requested.
The scarcity of wool is appalling
and we are today facing a wool fam
inc, with not enough to supply the
army and navy alone. Confer with
your county agricultural agents, and
do all you can TO stimulate the pro
duction of wool and mutton in Ken
tucky.
The Council of National Defense
asks you to urge the farmers TO order
at the earliest possible moment, and
as far as possible, their total re
quirements of fertilizer, and TO urge
the dealers to take advantage of such
action by the farmers and order ship
ment in maximum car loads instead
of minimum carloads. Conservation
of the transportation equipment OF
the country is one Of the paramount
duties of the hour. Very truly yours
EDWARD w. HINES.
| Chairman, State Council Of Defense
The interior journal., 1918-01-29
WITH THE CHURCHES.

Rev. c. II. Greer will hold quar-
terly meeting a. Stanford Sunday,
Feb. 10th. Preaching at 10:45.
Rev. r. r. c. Lawson, for eighteen
years pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Springfield, is dead.
The members Of the Methodist
church at Pikeville have agreed to
use no more sugar in their coffee un-
til the war is over.
The Crescent Hill Baptist church
Of Louisville passed resolstions con-
ccrninf J. Boyce TAYLOR for his dis
loyal remarks and called on the Fed
ersl authorities to take action that
will render inpotent his efforts TO
give aid and comfort TO the enemy.
Rev. W. l. Clark, pastor of the
Mt Vernon Street M. r. church, ad-
viscs us that the date for the dedica-
tion Of the new church has been
postponed and will likely be some
time in February The completion of
this handsome edifce has been de-
layed on account Of the shortage Of
some material.-Somerset journal.
President r. H. Crossfeld, Of
Transvlvania College, spoke at the
Christian church Sunday morning TO
an appreciative audience. He chose
for his theme "The Divinity Of
Christ" and those who heard him
pronounced il one Of the best utter
ances they had ever heard from this
splendid speaker. The fact of Christ's
fulfilling Old Testament Prophecy,
his miracles, his teachings, his sinless
life and what he has wrought in the
worlds life were clearly shown 70 be
evidences Of his Divine origin. II
was a ,thoughtful sermon, inspiring
and strengthening TO faith, and pro-
voeative Of thought. On Monday
morning DR.. Crossfield addressed the
pupils OF the high school and higher
grammar, school grades at the chapel
hour on WINNING the War" His re-
cital Of the history and causes Of the
war. thrilling incidents gained from
wide reading and contact with men
who have visited the scenes Of battle,
together with his clear cut admoni-
tions as the part that even high
school pupils must play in helping in
the gigantic struggle made an ad-
dress well worth hearing, and held
the close attention Of his hearers "a
the last second. II is hoped that he
will return at an early date when his
message can have a much wider
hearing.