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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
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S6Iodtidiff aalpn9i oas cine 8ai.
ierberordngung bon 2t,420 8onnen
bate, flog in Der 9opopauai 8ai
$50 Nfeilen bon gaagafnfa dm 10.
SSuIi oltf nno oerionf. 500 0iitgIie'
Der Der geiaBtng berIoren ibr 2eben.
8as SAIadtidiff anpabi lpurbe IN
1912 IN Sure er6aut. Sbre geiot-
5ung beitnn6 aus 960 0ffi5ieren unO
Monnidaften Dos ariegSidiff NOR
500 Sub lang uno bate 8n0If 12-
SoIliee @eifiite, Se9n 6.5OIigc So
nonen adt 4.7-8oGige @eidiiee unO
5p6If t2 2GfiinOer. Gs mar nit fiinf
Iorpe0oro6ren ousgeitottet
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175 1iafiteit aitf ser
aiiter. 1ocrtalitliitc
3pei glebrasfacr nnS II sSppaer
inter ben Sbiperberlunnbeten
genannt.

@aibiueton. II. sSuli.-t73 gto.
men murben oom General &erIbing
bettte auf Der @erluitIiIte beridtet.
SO Mann ipuroen i'm Sample geto.
tet; Is erloeen ibren @unben; bier
itarben an &runfbeiten; 2 fomen
oitrd aeropIani,nf1Ile ums 2eben; G
biiBten ibr 2e6en bur1 ltnfGlle uno
aus onoeren @riinoen elm. SO Monn
tpur6en i6lper bertpunoet, 8 iperoen
rerniBt un0 elmer geriet in Sc
fongenibnft.
gluf Ser 2iite befinoen ii6 II
SSSoipaer unb 2 9tebroSfaer. 81. g.
8alomit 9es Mnines, Sa., fiel I'M
Sample.
Inter ben Shlperberipun0eten BE-
finoen iif folgen6e: Die &orporo(e
S. 81. &anfin, @ftberbille, Sd; 81.
e. Mc0onougb, @ariboIltopn. So.
S. 8. Gice, 9orneIl, ga. ao6: 81.
4. Trdtller, iSi0llT @1tg, so. VIE
5oIonten: S. 8. @errp, Council
Bluffs Su.; 8. Q. 8i1lflep, 4nles,
Sa.; 8. 8lainep, DIN, So; 8. 6.
8roofs, Council Bluffs, Sd.; 6.
q. Sanruer, ainaslep, So; &. go
humiou, geoar sSalls, So; 8. 8.
SSsobnion, Siour Gitp, So; S. 8.
Sail, @innebego, @ebr.; 8. 6. Mdr-
TIM MnIbern, sSa.; g8. 6. Sfanttn,
Bottle Greet, ga: 8. 6. 9totportb,
9or6eIter, giebr., 6. 81. S9ntiot,
2emors, Sa.: W. 6. Sbaip, @eOar
5nlls, So.
gsa9 Dem Sample bertnibt miro
Sergennt 6. 6. Mc&ee, gibIeb, ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
grpf. 9filinfuips ansebIidc genfc.
rungen.

9(miterbaln II. SuIi. = eSn 8ien
aus Sfien eingetroffene 0epeffen
meloen, oaB Elm ononuernoer 3n.
from bon fonItitutioneIIcn 9enlofra.
fen in Ser alten ruiFiiden Stost an.
Iangt, I'M fid ibrem Siibrer, 9ro.
feIIor Saul q. MiIiufoip, on5ui6Iies
Zen. g8ie beridtet tpiro, bnt grOs
feTIor WtiIiutotp in elmer ltnterre.
oline NIT ben 8ertretern @roB.gfub.
LAMBS ertl6rt, Die ber6ffentIidte @ieL
oune, oob er DeittibIor0 EN- for
meI[es Broteftorot iiber @roB.NuB.
IofS oneeboten bnbe, beritbe nnf ei.
mem gliBberitdnOnis. Der Giibrer
Der fcnItitlitioneIIet 9ernofroten g1b
inOeiien ait, oob er at oeni Gliieel
ieiner Bartei gebOre, tuelde Diid in
anIebnitng an Die 3etraIntG@te 81
oriettieren" ipiinfhe.
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0tit Der @merifanii9en 4rrnee an
Ser @arne, II. Slli, 6:44 bornit.
tags. (gon Sre0 9. 6erguion, &or-
Respondent ser llniteo 8reB. )-ame-
rifaniide Sriippen beIfen iest, nu6-
benz fie 0en Seino 0ItIib bon Gba-
teol1.Sbierrp iiber Die Marne 3uriid.
getuorfen baben, Ben SranaoIen 6oS
gon0e Siioufer Der Maarne in oitli-
der gfidt1tng bonn 5einoe 5u iGu-
bern. @iit ben 6rnu6oien Sono in
Sono orbeiteno, baben bic amerifa-
ner n1tnnebr oas gon6e @ehol5 gum
groBten Seile 1T 8eiis genoumen
Oie Sobe 23t 5rriifero6ert iub bos
Sort Ga gbopeIle- -Montbooon Dem
sSein0 ipie0er eiltriIien.
9ie 4merifaner, aILeitt bor9ebenb,
boben oos iiioIide Marneitfer in Der
@eeeno bon Me5p Bis na4 Saulgon-
ne (eine 6ront bon itber 2 Meilem
bonn 5einoe befreit. gs bat Ii6 nltn-
nebr berausgeitellt ooB Die gtnteri-
faner oas 9orf @te8p ME boIlItdnoig
gerGit1nt batten (auf oem Siioufer
oes 5lufies 5 Meilen noro0itlid
bon Gboteou-GbierrD gelegen), Gi-
ne 9lbteiIlng butte it6, als Die 9eitt-
iden in 0as 9orf eiroronger, in
einent 4eIler berborgen. glIs Der
5eino in en6loian Maiien an oieient
Sauie boriiber 5og, bielt Die fleine
8eiasung Stan0 uno berteioigte ii6
ipoder. 8ie Sauptrnodt Der 9[nte-
rifoner fieL Inngian 8ltriid, ieoen
Sub brett 8ooens berteioigero. 9tls
oann Die anerifoner gum @egen-
Gngriff anlebten un0 Die 8eutiden
iiber ben 6luB sltriidtrieben, fenerte
Die in Dem &eller befinoIihe abtei-
lung, ooer pas bon 0erfeIben nod
itbrig geblieben mar, auf ben flie-
benoen 5ein6 nit Mal9iaengemeb.
rem. Gs gab Elm freltoiges @ieoer-
iebelL als oie fleine glbteiling ii6
pieOer ibren aaneraben nni6Iob.
3mei amerifaniide Gontpaenien
600 Manr) beriudte, cine itorfe
Streitmadt oes auriiftpeihenoen
6ein6es in 0ie 6lanfe au fafien,
0rong ober 10 1ngeitiim Dor, ooB
iie fid ploslid in .einem @eDoIo itnt-
5ingeIt iob. 9tufgeforbert fid5 alt er-
geben mar cine berni1tenoe SaIbe
Die 9lntiuort. 9afn modten Sic
9(merifaner einen 8ajonettenangriff
ourd6raden Die fein0li6e &eibe unO
itieBen 8u ibren aonera0en; ibre
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
gsadfrasc nadJ Sta6l rieiis ause.
iuaflIen.

8olbington, II. Suli. = Sie ges
oiirfniiie Der gegiernpg an StabI
baben infoIge oeS 4nlpo1iens oes
ariegsprogramuls einen 10 groBen
llmfang ongenonmen boB, mie ber-
Iantet, Die ariegsin0ultrie geb0roe
6efiir9tet, Die gegenfp1rtigen Ser
ior9ungs1lleaen iperoen iid) nls u1-
5ulaneIid erlpeiien. gei Der geitri-
gen Sisung Der 9ebor6e ipuroen
sSabrit1nten getunrnt, oaB iene, Die
Stabl fir ariegsbeoiirfrliiie erbaI-
fen mo ipdter 0nSielbe an mOere
SSsnoultrien perfnuft baben, feline
8orrdte er6aIten niiroet. 9llle ecu.
te, Die StabL nno StablbroOitfte BE-
niiten, nl0gen oldeeforoert iDerOen,
beihporene GrfI1rlineen iiber Stabl,
oas iie on Sano habet, ab5ugeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
Sort Omaba ion
ucrarS6crt tt,erSen

Mafbington. II. suli. - Gem
SongreBobgeoroneten 2obef, Der Dor
ieiner 9lbreiie Dem 2riegsoeporte-
ment cinen geiud abitattete, lpnroe
5it beriteben gceeben onB Sort
Omaha bergr0bert per6en ion, I'm
1000 @ann oufnebmen 8n f6nnen,
uno Dob Die 8aIlooniduIe au elmer
Der gr6Bten beg 2an6es ausgebnllt
peroen ioa, oa Ser &rieg betpieien
fat, boB man cine DouernOe oerar-
tige @iIoungSdritalt benotige. Sort
Omaha miro bon maBgebenoen Ser.
icnen als Iol9e angeieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
Dmnal tueeeft 1,errats
itanSrccbtlict1 eritbcHcn

Goris, II. s3ali.-@. 9ubol, Ser
friibere @eiddflsfiibrer Der 8eitling
Bonnet gfouae, nuroe beute friib
itanorehtIi6 erfthoiien. Gr por beg
Sodperrats iissrfii6rt iuoroen. Seit
Bro5eB ariinoete iid auf Die slts
trignen goIo 4saibns. 8ie atpeite
8erbonhlrlng geeen i'm, Die an 80.
2(pril hegonnen enoete on1 Is. Moi
nit DIR Sdul6igfpre6ung 9ubaIs
uno bon feds ongebliden Naitihut.
bieen. 9ubdl plirne gum 8obc Der.
nrteilt, ndbreuo Die dn0eren @e.
idngtlisitrafen bon 2 biz 10 Sobren
erbielter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
lseine aifter. SclSatelt
an 111itrfftaitslsiiitc

@aibineton II. SuIi. Seine
omerifdniiden Sruppen iino an Der
Mlurnnn &iiite gelanoet ipor6en uno
feine tpur6en oortbin gelar6t," iogte
Griegs.Sefretdr 8ater geitern. Cine
fleine g[n8abl Mnrineioloaten ooer
Seeleute itno bon nmerifaniihen
Sdiffen geIanoet iporoen o6er feline
SolOaten Der glrmee befinoen ft@
linter ben 2onoungstrlppen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
erhalt Mcbaine fir Serpismns.

@aihinaton ~. SuIi.-5etretdr
9aniels fiin0i5te eeitern on, 0aB
Dem adpitdnIcutnpnt Senrn 6.
gluitin ron Der gunopsmarinc bic
qoIoene gaeooilIe iiir ieinen Serois.
mus herlie1en loarof, Ser er bel Ser
Jietlung Ors Sei5srs &. 2egctte an
10, SaHuar aeigte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
5tuei atfter. Slieeer
int 6cfaneeni6aft

8af9ington, II. Suli.-3ie sslie.
ger @m. 9IDlcr uno Clarence Sbo-
ringer befin0en iit in 6elitider @e-
iongenihaft, nie 6em ariegsdmt
ntitgeteiIt tpi,roe. 9lbler, Der in
9nrlsrube feitgcboIten miro, lit ie-
6enfnIls 2eittnant 8m. $. Mpler
BON South GcroIind. Sboninger, Der
leidt berIett ipuroe, lit, lpie man
onnimnt, Elm Sereeont in Der
9nfoneite Sftuooron. Seine Sein1-
aoreiie lit nidt ongege6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
Srinst Glenntierfleiid ans gllasfa

Seattle, @aIb, II. Suli. = g5od.
Dem es 16 Gage lang in 0en @is.
idoIen I'M 8eringsmeer eingefroren
mar lnt0 einen Monat un6 13 Gage
fir Die gfunoreiie gebra16t batte,
fam Elm @aiiagierififf bier BON
gtome uuo OF. @lidoel, g[lasfa, an.
Sffiaiere 0es Sdiffes iagten, onB
DIE 3ultdnOe im gtoroen Die idlinm-
iten felt aebn sSo6ren itn6. Gos
Sdiff brndte 1900 9funO Renn-
tierfleiid nit, 6ie fir minneapolis
beitintnt iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
gsahrnnasmitteLpreiie neiticaen.

g9aibington II. Suli. = Die
gtobrunesmittelpreiie I'M. aleinban-
Del fino in Den Der Staaten bonn
is. ApriI Bis 10. gloi oieies Syobres
genldB elmer 9lugobe 0es giiros fit
glrbeiterItntiltif Inn 3 gro5ent se.
fpndlien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
9irgermeiitrr BON SIM Srantiseo
iuiQ ypnDcrnenrsamt.

can i5rdN'isto, II. SnIl.--BiIr.
eerIneiiter Snpes Rolpb bot nnt
9iontag berfiir6et, DOB ct iid Inn
bos Bouberneursanlt beiperben
miro. Gs perSen petitioneu fiir feline
Domination 1rf Dem oelnofrotiihen
nno Sem rebubIitoniIden Sidet air.
fuIiert wproeu, Ssm gribatIeber lit
Rolpb Gin 9antier unO 9r1iioent
elmer Sflifis5duiirina. Sontit iteben
fir oic GrirdrcnbI aln q. glugliit
Iie6en 9anoibnten iilr Oas @oltper.
raIirsnnlt I'm aeI0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
sdlahenfener in e. epnis.

ct. 2ottis, @1o., II. sSufi. - Gin
grano unbefannten llriprunes brad
aeltern nahmitta9 IN Dem Sol5laapr
Ser 9otbman GDpreB SO. nus. Die
Sol5 fir oen @ou bon lIebungsIn.
germ lieiert. geamte Scr Beieaidlaft
i4dbea ben SdaOen Oil S1b0.000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
RccieDclts Scbn
Quentin i'm citfts
kaiitpf ecfanen
Gr il bon Der gerfoIsnns feinblider
glcrDplane nidlt mieber
5nriifsetebrt.

Mfit ser g[nerifoniiden arnee on
Der Morne, IA. Suit. (9on Sreo
IS. sSerguion, aorrelponoent Der
llnite0 9SreB; ourd oen 3enior Der.
soeert.) = SlieeerIeittnont auentin
Gooiebelt miro bernnibt. Gr lit bon
elmer @erfolgung feinOli6er Slug.
aeltee, nit pelden er ul0 onoere
5lieser uorOtueitli6 bon gboteoit-
SbierrB I'M &nnipfe lag, nidt pieoer
5uriidgefebrt.
Bier onterifailiihe Slieger ber-
foIgten mebrere oeiitihe gleropIone
Bis iiber Die feinolide 2inie binaus.
Son &ooiebelt bat man felt iener
Seit nidts mebr eebort. @s lit ni6t
gennu befatrt, ob ct berabgefhof-
len tultroe ooer gum glbltieg ge.
5puneen ipur0c ltno in @eiongen-
idaft geriet.
Solte er in @efongeni6aft gero.
ten ieiit 10 miro ongenontnen, ooB
oeittide SIieger ourh $erobiperfen
elmer gtoti5 0ubon 0adridbt gegeber
baben tuiiroen.
@S ipuroe bentarft, tpie cine Wta-
idine mdbreuh 0es @efe6ts in bren.
nen6em 3uitdnoe 5ur Groe nieoers
ItiirSte; elmer Ser amerifanilden
Slieger itt0eiien elnitbt, oaB 'oieIes
Elm oeutider glaroplan geipelen lit.
giemano bat RooiebeIt foGen feben,
er miro ieood oIs berloren betro9-
tet.
SioOiebelt ange6Iid sefnllen.
| Garis, II. Sui. -Gepeiden an
Gariier 8eitltngen neIoen oab 2eitt.
nant Quentin 0fooiebelt pGbreno ei.
nes 2uftgefe6ts nobe G6atentt-Gbie
rp am Iebten Gonrltag gefdIlen it,;
lein 9(eroplan ipuroe berabgeidoi-
ien. 9ie 3eitlmgen iageu, boB er
am Sonntog non mebreren 0eutlnen
gleroplanen, bon Der @erfoIgung oes
5einoes 8ltriidfebreno, aneegriffen
tultroe. @r berlor pIobli6 Die &on-
trolle iiber ieiner Maidine uno
Itiir5te ab. @dbriheinli1 bot er
totlide 8erletlngen erbolten.
.Ointer feinOlidcr einie a6seitirst.
&ooiebelts 9leropIan Ser in grano
geraten luar, lit ne1teren 0adrihten
5ufolee, binter Der oelitiden 2inie
i'm boaen @ciidt&freis Ser amerifa.
Iniiben 2inie oboeititr5t.
Sol 9lOuiepelt erIdattcrt.
gfeip. .g)orf II. sSuIi. Sbeo-
0ore 8ooiepeIt, 8oter oes gefaIlenen
2ertndnts, pttr0S bon einem @ertre-
ter Der llniteo 95reB ouf teIepboni.
i6em 8ege bon Dem Seloentooe iei-
nes Sobnes in 4enntnis geiebt
&ooiebelt tpnr bei @mpfang Der
0adridt ltarf erihiittert, er beltono
ieood borouf oaB ibm Der gan5e
8ortlatt Der 9epeibe mitgeteilt
lnilroes 8efragt, OBJ er ettpas gu ia-
gen babe, iagte er nit idmober
5timme: oga6ts, ni1ts."
Sol. 9iooieoelt erfIGrte, ooB er
nidts bon Der 6rortt eeb6rt babe uno
oaB er erIt na9oem er offi5ieIle
0odridt bon Oent Sc0e ieines Sob
mes erbalten bnbe, etmaS 3u iogen
ba6en per6e. (0Quentin 9fooiebIt
mar Der iiingita Der bier 50bne Sol.
gfooiebelts; ale iteben in Sranf-
reid. Or mar % Sabre oft uno
erbielt er iein 2eutnantspatent am
Al SSuli 1919
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Gum s.Ohe bermrteilt.

Santa sc. q. 3d., II. eSuli.-
Gas 0bereeri6t belt geitern onS
ltrteil bes 9iItriftsaeri6ts i'm Sale
bon Gilbert y8. gIancett aufre6t imo
berurteiIte ibn 3lim So0e our9 ben
Strdng am Is. gGuguit. 8loncett
nlroe iduloiJ befunoen, glD6e gIr-
lnour bon Giolr Gitb, So, BEL
@lorietta, 81. ~. Iettes 9sSabr er.
moroet 5u babes oGs iid bei6e auf
elmer 9lutotour befonoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
metterberi@t.

Sir Omdba unb lImseeeno, ben
Stont 1ebrosfa unO Soma: SGoit
beiite 2lbenb mo Gonnerstng: et-
mns mrHIer am Gom1erstag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17

Man mnteritiise Die 0eiitihe
Rreiie. inoem man 81 ihrer gerbrei'
ttnn beitrdat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17
gritiidtr geridIf.
;yraus6iid5cr geridt.

2onOon, II. Sui. 5elomarifaa
Saia meloete 6euie, oaB Die griten
einen weiieren eriolgreIdeu SdIag
GltIid bon @iaers gretcnneur &C.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ssa). AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6, 1917. ON FILE At
THE POST OFFICE or OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 8. BURLEsON, POSTMASTER GENERAL
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iibrt uno mebrere @efaneene ge-
no6t baben; nuh nllr0e Elm 9ea.
i1inengemebr erobert. 8ei Sulud
fil6rten oie 8riten einen erfolgrei'
den lleberfaa ans. 5einoIi9e ar'
tillerie NOR on Der Sontme uno zinc
re, noroIid Des Scarpe 6Iuiies
aorotpeitIid bon 8etbune uno moro
lid bon 8ailleul tdtig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-17

aonoon II. SuIi. (t:23 gtad.
mittags.) Die Gage an Der
Champagne 6ront lit Radridten
aus giiter 2ueIle 5ltioIge eintmer
nod gut; eber mebr giinitiger, wie
pcrfloiiene glodt@
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-03
September RAINFALL
TOTALS 4.33 inches
IN CORPUS CHRISTI
odd Tuners Say That First Norther
Being Wet One Assures An Ample
supply OF Rain During the Winter
Months, Lowest Temperature Tor the
Month Was 81 Degrees

Tho Corpus Chrisfi rainfall for the
past month ~ september amounted 20
i'3 nrh.s The greater pait IT TINS Boz
iur on September i9 4nu 20 Tho nor
nis rinftn fpf che month s. four
iuchnr
tho FIRST norfher of the season was
wet mortimer. and aeoofdine ~ the
odd tuners This means that farmers
need NOT have amy f"ar Of dry winter
ana spring ana they are practically as
surcd according 10 the weather saecs
of securing sgffl'iont moisture to cu
able them 10 plant their crops next
spring
The highest temperature FOR III. past
month WIS ~ degrees this being on
The fourteenth and the lowest was 81
degrees un lnHl saturday Tho normal
FOR tho month is ~
Twenty -four ~ tho september days
were cloar three wer. cloudy and
three purity cloudy Tho prevailing di-
rcct,ou OF fhu wind wa' from the south
east with total movement Of 1861
miles on september 20 "a maximum
rl"city FOR five-minuie period. Of
~ miles an hour was recorded az The
Corpus CHRISTI Weather Rurcau
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-03

G " Coirman N tho Coleman PRO
duce Company has asked the caller 60
publish the following statement from
him Addressed 90 the farmers IT Nnn
rDH County
We ure advised that yon are plant
INK very little onions and cabbage.
feprinE There VIII bee no market rms
a. u mifiuhe. ua from uur adVires from
private SOURCES we feel surc there wiil
he ropd demand and flh price Tor
heih onions and cnhhnrc
We urFc you to plant heavily ~
ie,ih commodities aud 60 chow ON
riiili 30 ih. nNh.t. win state uai ".
fe willing iu contract ia advance for
ipN cafH ~ cabbage ht $40 pcr ton. also
5a cars uf onlons re- tis0 ror hundred
puunda
W. hciirve however ihhi Il wouid
pay growers tn bold and sell their
crops 1n fho ppeu market rake ON
advice tud piant rs Tow acres in cnh
bake Aui onions witch VIII bring you
ready cash 'ntly n me aprnr when
money b. needed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-03
COLEMAN URGES NUECES
FARMERS TO PUT FEW
ACRES IN VEGETABLES

There j. Every indication That Onions
and Cabbage VIII Command q Ready
Market A. Good Prices, According
To Produce Buyer
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-03
WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT. or AaRlcuLruRe
Weather Bureau

Weather bulletin ior the "a hours
.nding 9 m 10Th meridian tine.
lrtnhtl lpIR
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-03

fteriNDd 80 shipm.ui al 81 nHn ln Fourth
iih'rN Bonds rhp-' bonds are in
Tented fo hc sold only tu irAnsients
Who wtl not hr here long enough to
nave rh'l huhd applications handled
fhfnuri the usual channels
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-03

Amu-u MaS .pickford n Johanna
lsuhsts
Qneer Manle Normaud in "rhe Floot
heiow
Lhery Hur, Morc, u THE ctren
ppu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-03
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-27
THIRTY ENTRAIN
SATURDAY NOON
Official Orders Are Received To
Send Contingent To Fort
Thomas, Ky.
LEAVES 800 IN CLASS ONE
Registration on, June ) To Increase
Total in Section to About Eight
Hundred.

Official notice was received this
morning by B. D. Connolly, clerk OF
the local exemption board, to en-
train so men for Fort Thomas
Newport, KY, on Saturday.
The 80 men will leave at 1910
in the afternoon on the Rock Island
lines, going by way Of Chicago and
Cincinnati and from there to Brent
KY, which is the nearest town to
the fort.
Approximately 300 men will re-
main in class l after the 80 leave
Saturday. After June 5 the num-
Der will be increased to about 500
making it unnecessary to call on
class 2 for the present. 1t is the
plan of the state draft board to
keep from calling men in class 2.
No doubt another registration day
for men who have attained the age
of q will be set before fall. This
will be done, 1t is understood, to
keep from taking class 2 men.
Those To 60.
Appended is the list of AZ ordered
to report, 80 of whom will entrain
On Saturday.
Order No. ~
2546-Thasmut Knanishan. ID
2547-Earl A. Hanson. -,
2142-William A Wyatt.
25S9-Herman A. Heimbeck
2425-John L. Cannon. -
2582-Daniel K. Brennan
2099-Jake S. Gisher.
2169-Donald L. Hart.
2256-FTank Showalter.
22e9-Earl Ball.
2300-Joe r. Barr.
E399-PauI H. Hinze.
2415-William Boetje.
2462-Irvin Lowell Funkenstein-
z46S-Frank J. Dufek.
2491-Amedee De Lor Meileer. e,
2503-George Caufield.
2514-Matthew PiZZuto.
2524-Herman Cramer.
2524-Grover Cleveland Davis.
2439-Herman A. WITCH.
2543-AIfred w. Youngberg.
2l45-Glen H. Grinstead.
25&9-Raymond Fox.
2555-James G. Winters.
2557-Maurice Soroke.
2594-Edward Louis Utke.
2597-Ernest Lee Ventres.
2599-Richard C. DeKeyper.
2600-Stanislaw PryZgck.
Alternates.
2603-Peter Duytscheres.
2604-Samuel Richard Thompson.
2605-CarI G. Peterson.
2617-Burt Elliott.
2622-Lud Chansky.
2633-Albert ]. Jergeisen. TE.-
2635-Charles Gegenheimer. -
263S-BuriI B. Burton. IT,
2639-William z. Neal.
2647-Tom Vassaka.
264S-Leo w. Friday.
2657-AleXander C. Mason.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-27
MASS IS SAID BY
NEWLY ORDAINED
PRIEST OF CITY

At Sacred Heart Catholic church
yesterday morning the solemn high
mass was sung by Father John
Shields, the newly ordained priest
from this city, who celebrated his
first mass a week ago Sunday in
his home town parish. The mass
yesterday was said for his mother.
who died about twelvgSears ago
and whose church home was Sa-
cred Heart, where she was a devOut
and faithful communicate. Father
j. P. Barry<Of st. Joseph's and
Father Alban of St. Anthony's
chapel assisted Father Shields in
the Offices.
Father c. P. O'Neill gave the ser
mon, taking the young mans voca-
ton as his subject and telling of
the invisible cross he would wear
in place Of shoulder straps and of
its growing weight with The years
Of responsibility ever increasing.
Father O'Neiu took lime to re-
mark upon the wishes Of the presi-
dent on Decoration day, telling the
audience that it should be prayer
fully thankful that this is a Chris
tian nation and that there is a man
at its head who is a believer in God
and His wisdom and power. The
mass at Sacred Heart Decoration
day morning at $50 will be a sol
emn high mass said for the lads of
the parish and all in service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-27
LOCAL WOMANIS
HEAD DISTRICT
1
Miss Margaret UnderhilI Made Pres
ident Northwest Christian
EndeaYOr Union.

Miss Margaret UnderhilLEof this
city was chosen president of the
northwest district of the Christian
Endeavor union at the annual bust
ness meeting held Saturday and
Sunday at the Second Congrega-
tional church, Moline. Other Off
GERS of the union are:
First vice president-Fred E.
White, Reynolds.
Second vice president-Miss Ida
Wood, Albany.
Secretary-Miss Marie Ross, Mo-
line.
Treasurer-Miss Olive Norberg,
Spring Valley.
Pastor counselor-Rev. W. NJ.
Walters, Joy.
The convention was a success,
both in helpful conferences and in
of activities has been opened up to
the Endeavorers of the six counties
of which the district is composed.
Resolutions were adopted thank
ing the people of Moline for their
hospitality, and also urging a closer
bond of fellowship of the young
people of all Evangelical churches
under the INSTRUMENTATION head
of Christian Endeavor.
Pledges and cash to the amount
of SOTO were raised for the work
during the year and the convention
closed with Miss Underhill, the
new president, presiding in the
Christian Endeavor meeting.
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