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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-05-16

Pat Gillespie was driving here ST.
urday.
Miss Agnes Hoban will give a Red
Cross basket social at the Hughson
school house on Friday evening, the
18th Of May, this week. All are in.
yited.
Carl Nelson and Mr.. Koerper were
Bookings callers Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cobel were out
looking at the crops this week.
Mike Sutton was motoring here Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Simon and daugh-
ter were motoring in these parts sun
day.
Orve Atkins was an Aurora caller
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller motored to
Pipestone, Mimi, Sunday.
A. Simonson and Oscar Mattson mo-
tored through here to %Brookings Sat
urday evening.
Fred Hills new barn is now looming
into sight.
Mr.. Bowman. who has been assist
ing Mr.. Kershoff with his spring work,
was a Brookings caller Saturday.
John Hillistad is now driving a
brand new Buick.
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JUNIOR RED CROSS

The organization of the Junior Red
Cross Auxiliary in Brookings county
was begun about the LIST of February
The plan was to organize the schools
in the county. An amount sufficient
to average 25 n for each pupil en-
rolled entities the school to become a
member of the Junior r. C. Auxiliary
About rs schools in the county have
reported 100 per cent membership
Many have sent in large sums above
the amount required for membership
Some have reported that many of the
pupils We're regular members Of the
Red Cross, but were glad to join the
Junior also. A number of schools sent
in donations before the Junior work
was organized and sen the member
ship fee later.
The committee feels that much may
be done through the coming summer
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CORRESPONDENCE
LAKEWOOD

Mrs. Harry Nelson was hostess tc
the Liberty Club Wednesday after
noon of last week. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent by the members
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiker departed for
Rock Valley, Iowa, last Friday morn.
ing, having been called there by the
death of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Levitt and daugh
tiers, lola and Irva, and Harvey Appel
of Preston. volga visitors Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Harry Nelson and baby called
on Mrs. Al Swartz Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ericsson and Cecil
spent Saturday and Sunday at the An.
drew Ericsson home in Volga.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Swartz were Sun.
day visitors at Volga.
Miss Minnie Vanderwall spent part
of last week at the Daum home.
Peter Folkevord was a Sunday call.
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ALTON-RlCHLANO

The high school pupils of Bushnell
gave a play il the hall last Wednes
day evening, This ends a very sue.
. cessful term Of school. The school en-
joyed a picnic dinner in the schoo.
house ON Thursday.
Nh. and Mrs. George Chambers and
baby and Miss Freda Chambers and
Dewey FELTON, were Sunday guests at
The Harry FELTON, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Butter and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dolan and
Mrs. Fleming and two daughters spent
Sunday at John Kinney's.
a crowd of young people had an old
fashioned chariyari Tuesday night on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gust.
Quite a number from here attended
a dance in Bushnell Friday night
Music by Trims Orchestra from Elk.
ton.
Walter Etting entertained the fol
lowing guests to Sunday dinner: Mrs
George Etting, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen vii
ley and son, Jerry, of Brookings, Mr.
and Mrs. John Dricken and children
of White. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nc
Keown and children, Mrs. u. r. Mills
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wash.
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. M. McRae and son,
Lester, Misses Ruby, Kathreen and
Ruth Little and Miss Irene Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gust autoed
over to White one day last week where
the latter had dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Kretsinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kurtz and children
autoed over to Dell Rapids Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Miller,
U. r. Mills has been quite sick with
an liberated tooth.
Quite a number from here attended
the funeral of Rev. Sheehan in Elk.
ton last Tuesday morning.
The Pioneer Telephone Co. held a
business meeting in Elkton last Tues
day afternoon and elected new officers
for the coming year.
Professor and Mrs. Clifford Mack
welcomed a little son to their home
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Quinn spent Sun
day afternoon at Ed. Kinney's.
Members of Liberty Grange Cooper
ative Co. purchased the Davenport
elevator in Bushnell and will soon
take possession.
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AURORA

Mrs. Nels Larsen and Miss Ruth
Lien of Bookings, spent Sunday at
the K. j.. Korte home.
Miss Pearl Wright spent Sunday af.
ternoon at the home of Belva Rexford.
Mrs. F. T. Baker and Frances OF
Brookings. attended r. N. A. lodge in
Aurora last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Burns visited
at the Muilenburg home in Bookings
Sunday.
Miss Doris Hall Of Trent, is visit.
ing her father Of this place.
Mrs. M. N. Woodbeck and Miss
Pearl Kirby returned home Monday
evening from Rochester. MINI.
Mrs. Geo. E. Baker and Lucille. Or
son Rexford and Belva and Miss Pearl
Wright autoed to Brookings Monday.
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PRESTON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee and little
daughter spent Sunday with relatives
in WATERFOWL.
Miss Irva Levitt and Harvey Appel
of lakewood. spent Saturday evening
in the A. ]. Appel home.
Mrs. E. r. Kinney was on the sick
list a few days of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blumeyer and
family were Sunday visitors at Hiram
Shutte's.
Carl Simonson and Miss Ness were
Sunday afternoon visitors in the An.
drew Simonson home.
Miss Esther Tobin of Estelline is
assisting in the Frank Fasbender
household during the absence of Miss
Helen Berg.
Michael Hoffman, and bride arrived
Saturday from Wisconsin to spend a
few days with relatives in this vicin'
ity and in Estelline, before returning
to their new home in Wisconsin.
The s. L. Shalley family spent Sun
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Isack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson were
Sunday visitors at O.. T. Lees.
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Many from here were fishing a
Lake Campbell Sunday.
VIM. Hall returned home Friday
morning after spending a few months
visiting his brother in Spring Valley
Mimi.
Miss Lois Washburn spent the week
end at the Hazelwood home.
VIM. Korte is now working in the
depot at Lake Benton, MINI.
Word was received here that Mrs
Geo. Winters, nee Alice Mckinney
has a baby daughter.
The movie show was well attended
by the scholars and teachers of Bush
nell school.
Mrs. j. W. Collins and family au
toed to Brookings Saturday.
Mrs. Henkles and sister, Doris Hall
attended the dance in Bushnell Fri
day night.
Lyle Short visited Saturday and Sun
day at the home of his brother, Omar
Mrs. II. B. Brightwell and Mrs. f. j
Korte joined the r. \. A. lodge Wed
nesday.
Mrs. II. b. Stevenson and daughter
Joyce. and Mrs. Charley Short were
shopping in Bookings Monday.
Mr.. Browning and son, Albert, spent
Sunday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. w. q. Ray.
Rev. Father Dooley gave a very in
teresting talk to the ladies of the Local
Red Cross chapter, Tuesday after
noon.
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in the way of raising funds, and urges
that, SO far as possible, each district
or community preserve its Junior or
ganization by appointing a temporary
chairman, in the absence of the teach
or, and continue its efforts to work and
raise funds for this great cause.
The of Lake Hendricks,
district No. 70, expressed a desire to
continue after school closed and the
chairman, Miss Myrtle Sterud, had
gone home. To this end Mrs. Gertrude
Stedman Mcknight called a meeting
of the women of the district. A large
number came out and as a result Mrs.
Christ Johnson and Mrs. Grant Tru-
lock were elected chairman and assist,
ant chairman, respectively. Work is
being furnished them from the main
chapter. The women of this locality
have shown a fine spirit and We pre-
dict a busy summer for them in Red
Cross work, in spite of the already
heavy demands on the farm women
This community is demonstrating the
practicability of keeping the Junior
Auxiliary as the neighborhood center.
Any who so desire may receive full
information md instruction by writing
or phoning Mrs. Gertrude Stedman
Mcknight.
The total amount received from the
schools to date is 1890. 70.
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r at the Steinhart home.

er at the S%teinhart home.
Miss Tilda Jacobson and brother
John, were Sunday visitors at Storlie's
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bye, Gretchen
and Norma, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron st
John and children were entertained
at the Irv. Loban home Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Stewart is reported as
very low at this writing.
Mrs. John Linskog and daughter
Miss Ella, who have been assisting In
the Stewart household, returned to
Brookings Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Leite visited al
the Gusseth home near Volga, Sun.
day afternoon.
Jodmer Haugstad of Winsor, called
at the Rovig home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Parker spent
Sunday at the Dan Rovig home.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIRY Kleinjan spent
Sunday with relatives near Volga.
NJ. Jellina and family visited at the
Wiersma home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIRY Van Maanen's
called at |. ID. Nesbit's Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nagle visited at
the Nesbit home Sunday.
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PRAIRIE HON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swanson spent
Sunday at Ray Spurling's.
Altha Leberknecht is quite sick
with the tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pease spent
Sunday with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lievan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters Lievan and
Grandpa Lievan, who is here from
Illinois, autoed to Watertown Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murfeld called at the
Hinkle home Tuesday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lievan, j. II,
Lieyan and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Lievan of Prairie Home, autoed to
Watertown Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell and chill
dren of Bruce. were calling On friends
in Fountain Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engel and children
spent Sunday afternoon at the Fred
Wiseman home.
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SIOUX VALLEY

The weather stays quite cold.
Mrs. Ben Olson spent Wednesday of
last week with home folks.
Benny Egeberg has been quite sick
.again but is better again now.
Harold jerks spent Monday night
in Bookings.
Supt. Blakely was visiting the school
in district No. 3 Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Steen, who went to Jorden.
Mimi, for treatment, is improving nice
Iy.
Mr.. and Mrs. sutton were calling
a, jerks last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Maryland visited friends in
Bookings the last of the week.
!. II. Licyan of Dixon. H.. is visit.
ing at the w. l.. Lieyan home and
looking after his farm property here.
Miss Lulu Buettner visited with
Edith Landon Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pullman and
family were Sunday afternoon visitors
at the Wesley Elston home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seas and Marie were
Sunday visitors at Ray Robbins of
Alton.
Miss Ruth Hutchendorf spent Sun
day with Florence Lundeen.
Mrs. j. +. Seas and son, Alfred, au-
toed to Madison Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Seas and family
were callers at James Bane's on Fri.
day evening.
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MEDARY

Mrs. Carter Collins and family were
callers at Lake Campbell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nagel and fam
lily were calling on relatives here
Sunday.
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"See 'eets.If Peel
OF This Corn"
Leaves The Toe as Smooth as the
Palm of Your Hand.

The corn never grew that Gets
1t" will not get. 1t never irritates
n flesh. never makes your toe sore.
Just two drops of "Gets-It" and
presto! the corn-pain vanishes.
Shortly you car peel the corn right
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-05-16

Re WondsEfsitoSs -cstslf'PeelosSco rna
or with your finger and there you
toe as smooth and corn-free as your
palm. "Gets-It" is the only safe
way In the world to treat a corr or
that never fails. It Is tried and true
fused by millions every year. It
always works. "Gets-It" makes cut
ting and digging at q corn and fuss
thing else entirely unnecessary.
"Gecs-It." the guaranteed. money
back corn.remover. the only sure way.
costs but q tribe ut any drug store.
NfdbyE. LAwrence& CO. .Chtcago.IiL
sold in Brookings and RECOMMENDED q
the worlds best corn remedy ~ Cyd'
Tidbail.
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mcQclt 2lrlltcc BON
5,OW,O 900 rckrmtteren

9lefp gorf, II. Ge3.-Gin fril6e-
rer rlfiiider 9ffi5ier, Der bier auf
Der 5tofholtn lonDcte, cr5d1lt, oaB
Die 9oIibeiDifi beabIidtigen, ena
9lrrnee bon 100000 al refrlltie-
ren Inn oos fonieroatibe Clement
in Rublano 8u 1mterioden. Sin.
ridturgen ieid ell taglides 8or-
fommui8 ino Souien0e bon &on-
ierbatipen niiroen nIs @eiieln fir
0ie 5iderbeit Ser Q}olibepiti 9eiter
feIt9ebalten. 90 ipdren 3. 9. nod Der
Grmor0ung oe5 Miniiters 0e8 Sya.
rern inebr ais 500 bon OieIen Sci.
ieln eri6oIien por6en-2eben8mit.
telpreiic ieien ltngebeuer geIticgen
9ferOefleiid perbe NIT $500 pro
&fun6, iblpor3es @rot nit $40 be.
8ablt.
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Die nrmcniidle llepnbLif.

2onbon II. Ge8.-@qnerol Cor
con- Der GSitbrcr elmer ormeniIhet
9(boronltng, Scr oie 2Gnoer Der
g[aiierten beiu6en miro, bot oil oIle
g(rnellier, Ole iitb in 0ieien lu16 in
nelitroIen 9Gn6ern befin0en, einen
glufruf gerihtet. Syn ibm iagte er
folgenoeS: Nod0eln iid oie ruff.
iden 6eere in: 9e8ernber 1917 BON
Der armenti6en sSront 3ltriidqe5o4
gen DotterL tpuroe am 81. Syanuar
1918 0ie l1no666rgigfeit Qrmeniens
erflart un0 mir erbaten uno er-
bielten Die 3uitinn1ung un0 ben
S6ub Ser bier M116te @roB6ritan-
nien gereinigte Staoten, Granfrei1
unO SStaIien. @tit gang geringen
arGften batter mir titrfiid.oeutIhe
Sruppen, Die Suroer, Sartaren uno
anoere Stanlre 5u befdmpfen, oenn
bon iuiern 9eibiitern fonnten mir
feline niiitdriibe Silfe eriuorten
nber mir moren erfoIgreid. 8ieIe
9lrmenier ieIbit eriDieien iih ieoo1
ols 8errGter, uno oofiir iueroen iie
Die Sooesitrofe erlei0en. 3uu1
56luB bittet Eorcon olle 9lrmenier,
fi6 I'm Die neue ormeniife Glogge
All Ifdaren.
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&egneriibes
&ttter iu %aris
tordccnt trilicn lit infcl9cSciicn 9entc t,crnits
tae ans 5aus ecbmnScn; ercfcr Gmpfans
bemtc NberS bcim BotI4after Sharp
porbereitunser, sur Relic nase Jtalien beiprceeen

11iniiterprGiioent geniaeIos bon
@riedenIano batte eeitern cine &on-
fereu3 nit 9r1fioent 8iIion; mas
in oerieIben nerbanoelt ipurbe, iit
tidt befannt; ieoeufaIs nber bat es
fth Inn ariedliide 9Iipirotionen ge.
bonoelt. ScpobI 0ieie &onferena
als dud 0ieieniae, Die Der grdiibent
nit Sem fran86fiiden @iniIierprdli.
oenten GleHeneeoit geitern batte,
geborten tiht 8u Dem offi5iellet
&ro9rnnun. Serr @iIion boIte BET
0ieier @elegenBeit MIR Die glniih.
ten Der bei0en etrop1iiden Stoots-
mdnnern elm 1tn5teiIte ibnen ieinen
Stnnopunft lit eelpiiien Grngen NIT.
@egen @tittaq fIdrte iib bag
8etter ouf ltn0 Ser 8r1fi6ent begob
fi9 pie6er nod 8eriai1es, Tim Die
bortigen Sebensplroigfeiten in
gLugenideirl GIT nehmen.
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Nmcrikaitii6e
11crlllitliitc

8oi6ington II. 8e3. = 9os
aripgsomt ber0ffentIidte beilte nod
ItebenOe 8erIuitliite: 8orlnittog8be-
ridt-SSrn Sample gefallen t34; ID.
reu 8unoen erlegen 40; infolge bon
llnidllen rn0 on0eren llrioden ge.
itorben Z; irfot8e aihts 4erpplou.
unfaGe3 geitorben 1 &ranfbeiten er-
Iegen 1876; itiper Dertpunoet 1,t22;
bei 229 fontlte Die Sdlpere Der Ser.
puaoung ni6t feItgeItent peroen;
Ieidt beripunoet 507; i'm Sample
bermiBt 20O-3uiamnen 1876.
g1a6nittogsberift: SSn aompfe
gefalen 105; i6reu 8ltnoen erie.
gen II; infoIge bon llnfGllen lm6
anOeren llriaden geitorben2; infoIae
bon arnnfbeiten geitorben 80; i9per
berlpunOet 937; BEL 445 fonnte ole
5dtuere Der egriDtinOuug ni6t felt.
geiteGt neroen; Ieiht berlpun0et 1872;
I'M Sample bermibt 100.-3uinu.
men 2,370.
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Die Derldlt0eritno Scs
11oaffenltiaIta

aopenbogelL IL. Ge3-2out 3e.
peiden BON Srier, mo Die 8elega-
teiltonieren3 tngt lit Ser 8afien.
ltiaitano bis gum II. a5anuor 5 ltbr
norgenS nerlGngert poroen. 0ieie
gerldnger1ing, iogt oie Gepeide mei.
ter, Iol bis 3ltnl borldufigen 5rie-
Oensablhlrb ousgebcbnt mer6en.
9ie5 inoeIien Dur0e bon Der 3uftin-
mitng Der olliierten 9fegierllngen o6.
bGngig gento6t.
Sn 8erbinoung 0alnit. .boben sic
aaiierten 9elttihtano benadridti9t,
Dob iie itb bas gfed)t borbebolten,
Die neutrole 3one 0ltlid1 bonn Rbein,
bout aolner 8riidenfopf bis sur boil.
IanOiihen @ren3e, 8u beieben. (9ie
nelltrole Gone lit 40 ailonetcr -
25yeeiler-breit.)
Die 8epeide beidgt, 0aB foIgqnoe
9eOinglln8 Dem 8afien1tiIlitan0sber.
trog bonn IL. gtobeHlber beigefilgt
Wur0c:
08as Sberfonm1n6o Ser 9Qliiers
ten bebalt iid oos Medt Dor, ioate
es fir ratIam befunben tnerOen ltno
lul cine meitere @arantie 5u erbaI-
ten, Die neutrale Gone am rehten
RGeinllier, n6roli6 bonn aolner
9riifentopf bis dur bollGnoiiden
@ren3e, 5u beieben. gtoti5 bon oer
9eietung miro ieds Gage oorber
gegebert"
@larIdnll Sod fiigt Ole 9ebcibe
bin8n bot I'M gtamen ocs omerifani.
iden gto6rllngsnitte Ser.
bert 6. 6oober ongefilnoigt, 0oB
S1iffe non 2,500,000 Gonneagebalt
Die in 0euti6en SGfen liegen, fir
Die 8eriorgung 3eutidIonos nit
9rotltofien, inter Der aolttrolle Der
glQiierten geIteat mer0en miiiien. 9ie
64iffe DerbIei6en 0elttideS Gigen.
tun1.
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8aris, IL. 9e5. - Die bonn &rd.
iioenten @ilion beabii6tigte Heiie
mad Dem Murne SAla9tfelo muBte
beg nie6eritr0menoen &egens wegen
oufgegeben peroen. 9tuh oos Golf.
IpieI, bon meI9em Ser 8r1fi0eitt ell
leioeni1oftliAer &erebrer lit, geriet
negen Der regneriiden @itterltng in
@egfoIl.
Ser 95rdiioent erbob ii6 beute ipd-
ter ipie getp0bnIid; er erlportet ben
grobten Sell 6es Cages i'm Soltfe
3u berbringen. &eltte no9n1ittag bat
er cine &onferen3 nit @oipin Surlep,
MorI6oG Sod uno Dem italieniiden
9oti6after GeIlere. O2it Iebtereln
ipir0 er ie0enfolIS oie Gin8elbeiten
ieiner &eiie mad &om beipre6en.
g[m oben0 bor 8eiDno6ten miro
&err 8ilion int anerifoniihen
&oltptqnartier eifltreffen 1tno ben
8eibnohtstog BEL ben nnerifoni.
iden Srltppen herbringen. 9ds
sSeitogseIien miro er I'M Sauptqitar-
tier einnebnen.
6eute obeno per6en Der 8rdIioent,
Ser 95r1fioent Der frnn80iildet STE.
ptbIif uno ltngefdbr SO berborragen-
Sc decentralization oie @dfte bes ome.
rifnniiden 8otidafters Sborp iein.
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Iene SentIdlc 9resprOpaaanba?

&oln, II. 9e3. (lleber 2on0on)
gfus aoblenS fonmen NfeIoungen
iiber oos gebeinni8oole Gintreifen
3rpeier SerreE nod bor Der anteri-
foniiben 8eietung Ser Sta0t. Gieie
Serran iollen il gluterifa geIcbt ba.
ben un0 D}itglieoer Ser goeutihen
gropaqonoa" iein. sic oerlll9ten
alSboIo. NIT nen 2tmerifunern in
6iiblung 5u fonmen lm beralide
8e3ie6ungen slpiiben Der amerifu.
nii1en uno Der Delttiden 9reiie 8iI
f6roern uno gieomeoe @ilfe tnO
au8funit 3u ticten oie ntoglid) lit. "
God ioGen i9re 8eiuiibungen burd.
meg cinem folten Gnlpfang bcge9-
net iein; onihtinen0 mer0en Oieiel-
ben ober fortgeiebt.
8ie g(merifaner fanOen ifon
nls tie nod) aoben3 tnmen, in ben
3eitltngsgeb1u0en cine @er0ffeftli.
dung in en9Iliher Sprnhe bor,
Die aQem g(ni6eine nad Dem gIei-
den Sped 6ient uno in Berlin &c.
6ruft mur0e.
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Han;ler Gbert
lit cptimiitiidb
Sud mitil Sus gulf giahrnns buben;
GG'SaiIer fam ibwerlid ans.
9Clicfcrt iuerben.

2on0on II. Seq. (3robtloier ge.
ridt Ser britiiten g(omirolitGt. y
Sn cinern SSnitrbicn erflGrte bellte
Der &ei6sfuneIer ebert: ,Iadl
Sobr5ebnten idtperen 9iingens bo.
ben mir llns rom aaiier aehennt.
&ir uiinihen DAB Die SduIo fir
Die @erontmortlihfeit 6e8 g(ug.
britd)s oes SricaeS en6giItig feItge.
Itellt meroen IolI, 0omit Die S6nIoi.
gen Elm fir ole 0fale bloBgeIteIlt
merOen. Sd fenne feincu @ciet.
porograpben nif pelden bin @il.
helm ousaelieiert meroen fonn."
9ciraat, Oh cr optiniitiIcb in oic
Submit idaue. idgte er: .gtotiir.
Iid)-iolpeit Oieie8 e6en fir cine Ste.
gieritrg nlogIih 1T, oie Iold) elm
Grbe ii6ernomarn bat itno ih bor
elmer iolh bcrpirrten Gage beihl.
oct. Sic miiiien nit6t oerqeIien, oa,
unier GinfIuB ouf ben Gang ser
greigniiie begrcn5t lit g9ir t6n.
ncn fein 9rot fir oos 6ertidc @olt
idafien. GrIaRbt man 6aB oie g1a.
tion ON Sunpertll6e noge. 6ann
muB Oa8 llnuusbleiblide erfoIgen.
llnO OoB cine Station in cine Der,
5ineiie!te 2aqe 9ebradt mcroen
tonn IN nelber o(le gon0e 8er.
riiien meroen. bo8 bat oie @rfo6rltng
oc5 lceten SIobres beipieien. Gold
Gin 9olf roft iid gep0bnGid an
Dem ltrbeber l6res glenos. lluier
oIte8 Spitem brod ols eine 6olge
rlliiiider greiariiie 8niantmen, bic
eS ieltit herbor9erltfen bntte. gS 1T
inoeiicn Elm idrpo6er Srolt, OoB
mon Bel icineu 6ttr8 Sen 6eino
ielbIt mit5ie6t. Sir lm8 piiroe IT..
aeno cine anOerc 2oiltng bor3n5icben
Iein."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-17
111as Sem repiatbatt
alles paiItcrt lit
Srii6er Sentid, Sas ifnellfe Sdiff
uni Dem Sjenn, 3iel aller nlt4'
8Dte.

SEEM 9orf, II. 8e5.-9nS 9fieien.
i6iff 2ebioth1u. friiber oos n8o.
tcrlono", ons mt 5000 Sruppen BON
europa bier geitern onlnn9te, bat
cine nufre9enGe 8er9ongenbeit mie
ieine Sffiaiere er81blen.
SSn 0eutidIono erbout uno be.
fannt oIs Ser i5nellite eriitieren0e
0ompfer, m1roe ser 2ebidtban i'm
Bette g(neritos nod i6nel[er.
g[merifoniide SSugenteure erb0bten
Ieine 8eifmin6iQfeit I'M 2 ¬en
Der 5tlln0e. Gr mor in Der 3at
10 i1neG, baB man i'm aaeitL bon
6 3erit6rern begleitet, iiber'S @feer
Ididen nllBte.
Ser 9ottpfcr inor beion0ers 81
einem 9pfer fir Die II" .8ote er'
ieben. gluf ieiner eriten 6abrt jag
ten i'm gll"-06te 1mo ieitOem NOR
es on ie6em 6eittage, onB man inn
no6iebte. gSeiHnnhten 1917, an
@aibington'S @ebnrtstaae rno om
Menlorio[ Saae pnroen beionoere
@eriuhe geua6t, i'm gu torpebieren.
Qm Memorial &oQe loqen 6 T.
8ote in Ser g}GEe bon Brett otf Der
gouer. sic p1ren 8par au meit
entfernt, ein Gorpe0ieren 8lt ber-
iu6en eroifneten ober @eidiib-
fcuer. Sic bemoffnete 8ode bes Sc
biathon blieb ibre g(ntiuort niht
iGuI0ig 1n0 e8 ipur6e ibr offi5iea
Sic 9erit0runq bon 2 ltnterieebote
gu cute geidricben. -Seit 9e8em-
ber 1917 bat ser Qampfer mcbr
ols 100000 Grtppen nod europa,
in 10 6abrten, transporter. @erte
it's ara6e Elm aSobr, boB er feline
erIte 9Sobrt ontrut. glu 1. 9tugnIt
5. 8. botte er oie qroBte an8abl an
9oro. rGruli1 1000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-17
1ocrlmItliite SieSe
DccRe pcuit6nsSio

8aibinqton. II. 8e8.-@enarGl
8eribing bat Dem &rieg8bepartnent
beute gefabclt, COB Die 2iIte Der I'M
Sample @eioltanen bis gum 20. B.
80, Ser ihper gertpRnoeten bis
'3uut q. 5. 90. pollitdn0ig iein
lpitr0c.
gtab feinen geri6te ien0et iein
3entraG giiro cine 2iIte BON 800
@efoQenen, bon 275 on @unoel
8eitorbenen, bon 353 &ranfbeiten
@rleganen BON 81 8erltngIiiften
uno Don 39,371 2ei6tberipun0eten.
2ft8 glntnort olf gtnfrogen iiber
0ie 80. 9ibiiion gibt er folger0es:
@efoIlen 1,168; on Q8unoen &C.
itor6en 283; on &ranfbeiten geitor-
ben t5t; aus anoern @riinoen ge.
itorben. 5; i6ner berlpunoet, 1,181;
oermun0et, mie i6rper nidt ange.
geben sos; Iei6t bermun0et,
1878; beraliBt o0er gefangen
1913.