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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
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2onoon, t2. geob.-glm Gage hor
Dem 2(6idluIie ces Observation-Disclosures
ipur0e 0as britiide Sdladtihiff
Britannia am Gingnng Der Gnge
bon Gibraltar torpe6iert imo gcinu.
fen. 80 Gifi3iere mo 672 Mann
nuroen gerettet.
Gas S6iff mar 453 SUB lang,
bntte eine ShneIligfeit bon IS ano.
ten uno feline geiabung i'm SSrie.
oen mar TT giann. Sein Sonnen.
gebaIt bctrug 1880 Tonnen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
ga6rnnasmitfeI.g gerteilnna

@dihington, 12. gioo. .-llnler un.
aebeilrer 8orrot an R16rnnggntit.
teln mirO in 5rantreidj sniammcn
gebroht uno bon on aus, unter Der
Gireftion 0es @er. gfaoten Guar.
tierHeilters our 9erteilung fontnteu.
SerbienJ 6ns iiioIihe CeIterreidL
@iontagegro mO nn6ere GiItrifte,
iperocn borerft beoadlt. Serr Soober
Hd6te tefannt, oab er am Dreitoa
nod geIgien nbfabren tDir0, nm
Die Siiriorge glrbtit fiir Die gie.
gierlng 5u iiberne1men 3obert
Goft, 5rco GbntfielO, S. gs. Soao.
nell nlo alou5c 8ablor neroen
5errn Soo6er beeIeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
3eit Der SyrieOeus=
aonferei .nnbeitimmt
Deriaillcs als kcnfct EEtaSt I'M ,tmsIidbt eenon,.
men; man mill 81 sSic Gcitaltrne Ser
Oin9c int Dcm 8 anS abiparten
oeuti@lanSs ,liadt 81 tpaiier II. 81 Canoe eabin

oos ieOem 2an6e 5uteil miro, 0os
na9 @eltberridaft ltrebt.
sluf oem SdladtfclSe unterIeacn,
1T ben Oeutihen Seeriilbrern BON
Dem 96erfonlmanoo Ser 9(Iliierten
Der 8efebl Sueeoongeit Die oeutlden
Arnleen aus Den beiebten @ebieten
5nriid5it5ieben rno Ser Seimat sltsu.
fiibrn. Die oelitid)e Slotte un6 bic
oeuti6en aoIonien itn0 oabin.
GelItfdlon0 miro fir GntIfdbi.
gnng fir oIlen 6dn0en, Sen es in
5einoeSInno ougeridtet bot, attffom.
men n1iiiIen. 9dpfer ba6en iid oie
Oeutihen Srllppen in aGmpfen bon
ne1r ols bieridNiger 9aucr geibIo.
gen, aber Die in 0elttidIono ols I'm.
beiie9bor geltenbe Qlrniee unterlag
ben Streitfr6ften Der gllliierten. 8on
Dem 8obne umfangen, oob Der
Sieg nidt ausbleiben f6nnc, iuuroen
8elgien fSronfreidl, eStaIien 1tn6
Serbien iibetrailnt. S6Iuere 9aae
batten Die glaiicrten 0ltrHSutnaden,
ME ober goben lie Die &nffnung ouf,
oaB iie f6IieBIid bennod ficgen mir.
Den. glls IdlieBItb bic Ser. Gtaa.
ten, our6 Den unbe9reu5ten Eaud.
boottrieg gerei3t, in ben Strieg ell.
tratenL lpur0e Die Sieaesboffnunq
Der gllliierten 5ur lleber8eugun1.
att Der ganaen @eitfront, bon ser
bel9iiden aiiite bis sur Moiel nuroe
ben 6ein0 bon Den Seeren Der gIli.
ierten idiper be0rdngt; es mar mr.
cine bloBe 6rage Der Belt, mann Die
oelitihen Seere 1nf Dem GdIadtfe[.
be eutideioeno eeidlaeen peroen
ipiiroen; Die Itorfen 8erteioiqunagli-
nien berntodlteu ben gtngriffen Ser
Nniierten niht Stano 8l baIten lino
5erbrofelten. glild) Die ltorfen 9ibein.
befeItiguneen b1tten Den Iormarid)
Der gLlliierten nidt Ian9e auf6alten
f0nnen. 3os lpuBte GelttidIano;
oesbolb, bon ieinen Gerbiinoeten Der.
laiien, ergob es iid auf @naoe uno
llnanaoe.
Sir Die 0elitide giation, Die lett
bon Der itnperialiltilfJen uno militia.
riItiihen @elpaIt befreif iii, 6iirfte
DIE gsieoerIa8e idIieBlid onf Die
9ouer niht bon Na6tei[ Iein. Gie
rebolution1re gelpegnng' In 9eutid.
lano mag our 9emofratiiierlug 6es
Jan3en San6e8 fiibren 1rn0 0enIelben
iltnl Segen gereiden.
9ie s5eittoieltgfeiten mrr0en in
Der elften Stiul0e oes eItten Cages
oeS elften 0lonats 1918 eingeltelIt.
Die amerif. Snfanterie, nah g(rt
.6ter Sportgleute, bielt 6en Belt. |
1untt genan inne. Die gluqen Ser
5tfantsriiten ruBten arf 6em 8eiaer
brer 8anogeIenfubren, eifrig be.
>odt Dab nad Der gegeDeneh 3eit |
.ein SduB obgefeuert murOe. Gag.
elbe gilt bon Der amerifcniiden Sir.
:iIlerie. alirs Dor Der gege6enen
Belt tpitr0en nod eimmaL 1000 Be.
d]iite geloit, un0 eben 70 bieIe GJe. |
doiie brodten Dem Geinoe- oie qb. |
6ieosgriibe entgegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
Denti6 : Oeitcrreidbcr
i'm Sctttieben tseicb

gnieL ~. 9op.-5ine 9ebeide
aus &ien, Die bier einlief iagt, oaB
DIE Mitglieoer oes 9elttI6.Oeitcrrei.
diiden &ates Elm @eiu6 an grin8
Marimilian geridtet baben. uorii
iie onf Die rbiitoriibe ariiis" Der
Stnnoe biniueiicn ln0 niinihen
teil5lnebmen an Ser @a6l, Die Be.
itimmt lit, 9ertreter Sur fonititu.
ierenoen 8erianluIltn9 5il eauG6len,
bic 6eitimmt III, Die 8erfoIIiing sn
entiuerfen untcr Der Sas oeiitldc
golf leben ioll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
5 11tiaicncn t11anm in
u. s. Uniform

@ai6ingfon 12. g1ob. - Gie @e.
iant5abl oIIer 3rupben oeg 2onoes
belief fid bel 9(bi4iub oes @affen.
itiaitnnOes anf 100000 0nnI
nod angabe oes Qriegs6epartements.
Con Oieieu befinoen fid 100000
III 8ranfreidj, Stolen o6er RubIaHb.
Der 9eit lift in ArneeIagern iiber I'M.
ier aanzes 2anO Derteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
0ralbent Nlninrhf erlp6h[t.

Moibingfor, Y. 9fob. ob.-Ibon1os
6. W1aiarDf, gsrdiioent oeg G5e6o.
Slobnfiifen glntionnlrates, nlr6c
gum 9rdiiOenten Der G5eho.Slobn.
fii6ea Gepu6lit eriudbIt. Die MeI.
onng !ciner eripdbliing fmiroe bonn
gluslanosninilter bes NotionoIrntcs
in gnris fiiuo gegeben unO gloia.
rpf eriudt, iofort nah 9rng 5it
tonilnen, I'M iein Amt otlSutrete1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
8ormittags6eridt

Sn aonlpfe 9efnIlei 172;; Ser
Sunoen erIesen AZ; our6 ltnfoll
uno nnoere l1riaden geItprben Z; an
Sronf9eit eeitorben 118; Shnerc
Der 8erpunoune niat onsegebcn
107; leidt neripittoet S5; bermibt
ITO; aiionurten 64t.
81 ben I'M Sample @efnllenen ge-
boren: Corp. Gbomo8 @. SIMMER,
Grilnroie, gteb.; 2ouis &eter Sod,
Concord, geeb.; Corp. NoD GanboIpb,
@elforo. ssSa.; gbarles S. 6. @acgap,
Burlington, Sa; Clifford q. 2ori.
mer, Saurens, Sa.; Charlie S. @il-
liz, 9eioto, ga.
Seinen 8unoen erIegen lit unter
anoeren Gorp. g8bIie MargeIon,
@arqiiofeta, So.
9ln &rnnfbeit geitorben iino: Ggt.
@m. 6. 9. Sdmer, &orbaro, Ieb. /;
Sra @. Solbrioge, Mount Glare,
gteb.; gilbert 8. SolberIon, 8olfon,
SSa,; Seiie s. giunnfront gtaibua
Sd.
8ie Shipere Der @eripunounq
purOe nidt ansegeben bei Serman
S. SenIton, @ros6nut Neb.; Char
les s. 2inbiab, 8ert, gteb.; Sgt.
Gberett e. 0fcgurrap, 8e8 Wtoines,
Sa.; Corp. 9lrdie 9. 6Ieuling, @a.
terloo, SsSa.; Sens Eeter Senicn,
Giterbille, eSa.
Inter ben gerniBten befill6et 1i9
Carl s. @eisbroo, 9eS @toines, 50.
3u oen 2eidtbertpun6eten geb0.
rem; Sgt. sanes 5iiber. @lba, 9eb. !;
5rancis g. eSobnlotL @ouia, gteb. !;
Gloriit 8lace8ef, Gnrnop, 9teb.; Sgt.
8oImer @iIiou 8aibington So; /;
Corp. Soiepb q. MeeIter, 9fof 9fa-
pios, So.
9safnittaesberidjt
Sm Sample gefollen 19t; ocn
@un0en erlegen 96; an aranfbeit ge-
itorben 107; ihmer berlpunbet 81;
leidt berpunbct 63; bernliBt Sc; 8li-
ionlmen 557.
Su Sample geFdIlen fiuo inter
on0eren. Corp. George 6. Hoien.
cranb, ct. Gomor0, gecb.; giopo @.
Slime, @duneta, g}eb.; SorrD gl.
aimbnG, Gleor Cafe, SSSa.; Seize S.
Site, Gaiep, So; g8ia 9foiebelo,
Sul, Sa.
Seinen @unoen erlegen lit 2ebi
gllbertion, 2eIano, ga.
2(n arot1fbeit geitorben iin0: 9en.
ionlin S. Gong, @abIof, gteb.; g(nton
W1olD, gee, gteb.; Gomin g(. Sun0-
quilt, 2bons, gfeb.; gfuIiel 8. Goe,
@ran0 s1nction, Sa.; George Sogo-
boonL aeoflif, SSa.; Soiepb $.
Gdmarb, @reen, SS1.; Gable 9.
8aibineton, Sa.; Sarrp 6.
Mc@regor, So.
3u Sen 2eidtberipunbeten geb6.
ret: Sarbep SSones Wtorgon, @G.|
iuoob, gfeb.; 9llbert 90. Mtilota
gre8co, e9So.
Inter ben 2ei6tberlpunbeten be-
fin0en iih: StonIeD q. 9fo5nlioref,
ISorlpeIl, g1eb.; Gbonas Mtnber, 122
3. 81. Ctr, Council gluffs. SSo,;I
g. Sintmons, 2eitor, SSa.
9erntiBt peroen unter an6eren:
Charles Gntro, ailgore, Ne6.; &arl
.. Sborpe, Sstalooia, SSo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
6etar& befiirtpcrtet,
Gr>1saiIcr 81 bdnoen

geetp gcrf, t2. Sob. - er.@e.
ianoter @erorb befiirtportefe in elmer
aeOe Die glusIieieruug 0es er.aai.
ier5 @ilbelm an Gnglono, mo man
i5n ifon Dor einiger 3eit fpegen
@orO in 2tnfloge3uitono beriebt bat
te. Geraro nieiittp, eS eriitiere Elm
gertrdg 5ipii6en Soaon6 iino Gng.
LAMB. Der iolh elm @orge9en nlogIi9
made.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
mettcrberi@t.

Sir Snobn ruo llmaeaeno, fiir
gebrasfd uno eopa St0n beute
nben6 uiO Mittipoa uno wubr-
fdeinIih Go1uIerDing. nit n11Biger
GemperatAr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
0entidlanbs Wladlt bn6in.

8nibington, 12. 9aoD.-gine glna.
lbiierung Der 3eittibIonO eeitellten
6rie0ensbeo beoingungen IdBt erfennen,
onB oieielben idtuerer iin0, ols Die.
ienigen, Die 9eiterreid. .llng1rn, @uI.
gnrien nno Der &iirfei anierIegten.
9eutIdlan0 lit oIler militdriiden
N1adt entfleiOet un6 nidt imitanoe,
bic Standardization fuieOer sii croft.
men, aud penn es gleiguug 0oan ba.
ben iollte. Die auslieferung bon
5000 @eihiiterL 2000 gteropIanen
uno anoerem ariessuiateridI lit oa.
Su ansetan, 9eutidlnn6 in miIitdri.
fder SinitdJt auf Sabre binaus Obn.
nlddtig 81 MAIDEN. Gosiel6e Gilt
bon Ser Oeitihen 5Iotte; 100 II.
9oote, feds Sdl1dttreiBer, Jebn
S6loftidifie, 80 3er'iorer neneiter
Gcnitruftion imo biele tleinere Ja6r.
5euge ntiifen berausgeeeben per.
ben 70 Dab Geutldlano nit einen
Sdlage ieine gon5e moOerne 6lotte
berIiert. Die Der ocltiden Mdrine
berbIeibenoeu Shiffe iino 5umeiit
peroItet.
Der 6ertife 9lilitarismus 1T oa.
BIN; Safer uno Gronprin5 beiinoen
ii6 ouf Der 6lndlt Sdjut i'm frenl.
ben 91noe ilheno. geutide aoni.
ge nn6 @eunltberridler iino bon Der
giIofldhe beridpuuoen. Gle Naf.
fen Der gIliierteh boben triuntp6ierf;
,as imberioIiitilfe 9eutidlanO If
'en ieinem SdidiaI ereiIt tUor0eH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12
umerikanii6e
1oerluitliite

8oihington, 10. g2ob. = SoIgen.
De 8erliitIiite mlroe beute befannt
aeee6en:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12

4S1fls, II. JtnD. (Soft iSre0 %.
sSerguion, &orreipohoeirt Der l1niteo
9SreB.) Cine baIoiee Srieoensfon.
ferena lit niht in g[usiidt geIteIlt.
Gs piro Sen alliierten i1iper faIlcn,
Die jiinglte HepubIif, oie iit ous 6en
Griintmern oeS Sobenoollern Scuba.
Iisnus erbebt, 5it itnbiliiieren.
g8enu audl oltf Ser aonIeren3 al
Beriailles ni4t offi3iea ailf Die Ser.
6ienite 0es 9raiioent @iIlon in ge.
treff ieiner politii1en GiIeniibe bin.
eeiuieien tpiiroe, 70 miro bpd pribat
onerfnrnt, oaB 0ieielbe NIT Den mis-
litdriid]en Grfolgen oes MaridaQs
Sod 81 bergIeiben iit. Gs ipiro
5iemlib oagemein ongenommen, 6oB
Brdiioeilt @ilion BEL Der 9et1ofru.
tiIieritng Der europdiiden 0otionen,
bel oeren glipirationen er &atbe ge.
itonoen fat, Die Ieitenoe &oIle iiine
baben miro.
Wieb Observation-Disclosures.
Gorig, 12. 0ob. (gon sSoGn Sc
@an0t. aorreIponoent Der llniteS
@reB) - Gns fron56iiide @ene.
rol6auptquortier niirfte innerba[b
8ebn &a0en nod Wieb berIegt per-
oen. Gem 95etit 4ariiien 3ltfoIge
iueroen bic Miniiterprdiioenten Der
4aiierten in 9dloe al 8eriaiIles 5il.
idmmentreteu, itnt sSrieoensprobIeme
8u beipreden. So lit Die M0gIif.
felt borbailoeL ooB Die 5rieOensfon.
feren5 81 8eriaiIles itattfinoen tuir0.
Gs muroe beilte in Grfabrung 9e.
brodt Dab Der oeutide Surier
Gonnt19 gtad]t bon spa an 6er
fron5oiilAen 2inie eii1traf uno sSn.
itriftioiiea BON General @roener
brnhte. Die 9isfuIiionen iiber Die
geoingun9en 0ouerten bon / bis 81
llbr Wtontag fritb. Die ocltiden
GeIeaaten beanitnnoeten 0ie Saupt.
punfte Der 8eOingungen feilleslpegs,
fpiiieno, oab 6ieies ood nidts niiben
tDitr0e, erilidten ieoo1 bier un6 6a
Inn aon5eiiionen uno I'm g(tenOie.
rimg eeipiiier 9utlfte. Gs fam IN.
oeiien eeiagt peroeh oaB Oie ge6in.
eingen, tpie BON Nnrihaa Sod 0if.
tiert, uriteridrieben ipuroel. Die |
0eIe9oten nuroen ourd bier Spe.
8iaIiiten beritdrft, bic beionoers
gtadbrud onrnuf Ie9ten, 0aB9eutid. /
lano gtabrungsnittel boben ntiiiie, |
oenu Die 2ebensmitteGfroge iei fri.
tiitl.
! Cine 9eouftion Der neutrolen 30.
ne 0itli9 bonn &bein tpnroe beloiligt.
Gen oeutiden Sruppen miro aud
81 Gage Belt ge9eben iperoen ii6
biriter Dem Rbein 5uriid8p5ieben.
General 8iuterfelot tpeinte BIT.
terIid), nls er oos Observation-Disclosures.
9ofument iinter8eibnete.
Ole oeittihe Delegation begob fiA
i'm Spe8ial5uge bon Hetbon0es nd6
Sergnier, beitiegen bort elm SeutIdjes
9luto ltuo feBrtert naa Der oeutideu
2inie airiif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-12

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDE
PERMIT NO. ss4), AUTHORIZED BY Thu
ACT OF OCTOBER 6, 1917. ON FILE A
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBI
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. S. BURLEsoN. POSTMASTER GENERAL
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
RIGHT OF WAY GIVEN
TO THE COAL TRAINS
McADoO BELIEVES RAILWAY CON-
GESTION RATHER THAN ACTU
AL SHORTAGE HAS CAUSED
THE FUEL FAMINE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Goal trains
went forward today under new gov
crnment orders based on the belief
of Director General McAdoo that rail
way congestion rather than actual
shortage is responsible for the fuel
famine in many dictricts.
Upon eceipt Of reports shat hundreds
Of loaded coal care were stalled on
sidings behind long string OF cars con
tanning shipments of higher preferen
all rating than coal, all existing pri-
riority orders for the entire country
were suspended by Robert S. Lovett,
priority director OF the war industries
board on recommendation of the direc
tor general This is expected to result
in quicker movement of the entire
mass of congested freight whose slug
gishness has been caused largely by a
multiplicity of priority orders.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
POLL SHOWS HARRIS
IN LEAD FOR THE SENATE

Atiantc Jan, a remarkable poll
CT newspapers throughout the stat
tekcn by Editor Fra k Mangum OF
the Americas Times Recorder, shows
that Senator Thomas ". HardWick
has practically no strength except
among the followers OF Thomas z.
Watscn while William j. Harris j.;
everywhere regarded as the logical
and strongest candidate for the senate
to succeed the junior senator
IIaTdWicks support oi thc liquor traf
tic, his oppositic2 to he parcel post
his opposition The government ship
purchase bill. his opposition to Presi
dent Wilson, and his general attitude
tGwsrd the war, have apparently
cock his goose politically through
cut he state, if the replies to Editor
Man&um'a query can be taken az
ary indication Of sentiment
On the oth,r hand William j. IIar,
rjs chairman Of the Federal Trade
commission, is known everywhere 1g
lcval sunnor;cr ol the democratic
administration, and has won great
favor by his stand ON he side of the
p cple il every issue which has arisen
since he TCM ON the commission.
lie has fought Tor cheaper ueWsprint
paper cheaper coal and cheaper COM
moditic5 ia general 1t was thc rec
tmmcndat.au Of the Federal Trade
Commission which rnsulted in The gov
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
POOLING OF WAR
RESOURCES
NEXT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The CON
stant and speedy dispatch of American
troops to the European fronts is the
principal recommendations made to
the government by the Ameican del
egates, headed by Col. e. M. House,
who recently returned from the in
ter allied war council in Paris
Speeding up the merchant ship build
ing program and closer cooperation
with co-belligerents are other princi-
pal recommendations
This was disclosed today by the SEN
This vas disclosed today by the
state department which made public the
summary of the results of the CON
ference. 1t is thought the new organ
ization has arrangements made to de
vote the greatest amount of tonnage
possible for the transportation of
American troops" Definite plans are
formed for the more active utilization
OF American naval forces, and an agree
ment is made with the British admi-
rally to e ect certain plans for anto-
submarine warfare.
The contribution of the United
States to the pooling OF war resources
W saagreed upon.
The arrangement guarantees full
equipment OF every kind will be avail
able for all American forces sent to
Europe in nineteen-eighteen The ex-
tent OF the military effort to be aimed
at by the United States is clearly de-
termined An allied advisory board is
created to advise each nation on the
allotment OF ships and to permit the
American military effort to be realized
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
SPEEDERS MUST
PAY PENALTY
CITY Authorities win Find OVER to
State Court in Future

The automobile spcder has q new
t-ouble coming. CHEZ OF Police Lee
Sheppard declared today that the next
inc he caught speeder gong over
the thirty mile state limit he int ded
L h3yc tie Mayor bind him over to
the state court for the state otfense
and let him suffer the consequences
Of a grand jury inves igation
The chef Of police,a and the mayor
are agreed that the speeding must
be stcped and they are out ow to
wage war Against The fast driver.
The Fan who would take a risk det-
ter De sly about it. The speed law
is going to be iniorcod with the New
Year
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
CONSIDER BUYING WAR
SUPPLIES IN AMERICA

PARIS, Tuesday, Jan Oscar 7.
Crosby assistant secretary of the Uni
ted States treasury, and President of
the Interallied Council or War pur-
chases. presided this afternoon over a
meeting of the council at which pur-
chases of materials required from the
United States by the allied govern
ments and various neutral countries
wore ccrsiderni The conference was
continued until tomorrow.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
Nedd Fresh Blood.

LONDON, Jan, in announcing
that Sir Cecil-Spr.ngRice, al Lord
BERTHE are Gu the eve Of retiring from
the Embassies in Washington and Paris
and reporting the rumor that ST.
George Buchanan is about 70 resign
from the Petrcgrad post, the Daily
Chronicle plcads "the urgent need OF
Ii nging fresh blood into tie service
which has long ben divorced from the
actualities of modern life
The paper does not criticise any
Ambassadors but says: Speaking
broadly, the PRESTIGE Of the British
Ambassadorial service sands zone
too high today"
Washington Add
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
WILL COMMANDER
TO help HALIFAX
CANADA WILL SECURE MATERIAL
TO REBUILD CITY.

HAIITAY. Ian. 2-ofIicial announce
ment is made today that the Canadian
government has authorized the com
Wandering of lumber, timber and
building materials for the reconstruc-
ton of the. section destroyed in the eX-
plosion of December 9Th.
r. II. Frazer was named comman-
deering agent, with power to fix prices
which in his judgment alone shall
be fair and reasonable
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
QUANTITY SALES
SUGAR AND FLOUR

Atlanta, Jan, 1.-The quantity sale
OF sugar and flour, which has jus,
been fixed by the food control authCri-
ties, is the most important current
order issued form the office of DR.. A.
M. Soule, Federal Food Administer
for Georgia.
While the sugar famine has been dis
sipated almost without realization by
the people Ci Georgia. through the
manner in which it was handled by
the administration, Dr. Soule empha-
sizes strongly the fact that the supply
must be rigidly conserved to NEE
Army export demands.
Here are some Of the food regula-
items applicable to retail and whole
sale grocers which should be care,
fully studied by then:
Retail Sugar; The retail grocera
price fer this at present is 10 cents.
cash and carry, and lie credit and
delivered. There is some hope form
some quarters 10 the effect that sugar
in a month CT more may be lowered
in price. The supply is row moro
plentiful. But we are going to have
shortage in 1918, and every pound
that we save here. helps us to ship
the more to our allies who are on a
basis per month of almost no sugar
at all The candy people who have
been allowed 50 per cent Of their SUI,
81 sugar ratic2, arc now being allowed
50 per cen'. But large number OF
these factories are shut down today
because they could net get sugar at
all;
Sugar should be sold by the retailer
in cities to consumers in not more than
two to five pounds at . time, and care
should be aiken thet the consumer is
net allowed to duplicate To the
farm and to customers that live in the
country q sale Of five tc ten pounds
is allowed, for ii is more difficult
for the man in the country to get a
new supply
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
ROAD is STRENGTHENED
TO ALLIED VICTORY
SAYS CLElMENCEAU

Paris, Jan, p -Premeier Clemen-
enceau has given this New Year
message to the Petit Journal:
why have | confidence? Because
| know cur pcilus; because | know
heir chiefs, clears GIFTED ald res
clute because ! know cur stead,
last allies; because ! see the Amer
leans at work; because our cnimies
now put all their hopes of pesce in
the action Of the Russian Maximal-
lists.
"A few more strong Efforts The
road is straight | see the goal'.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
Peace Negotiations Are Broken With Teutons
STATE GET FUNDS
FOR TRAINING MEN
VOCATIONAL FUNDS TO EVERY
STATE MEETING THE RE-
QUIREMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan EVERY
state in the union has been granted an
allotment from the Federal Vocation
Education Fund for the promotion of
vocational education agreeing to
match every federal dollar with money
raised by the state.
In all about million, six hundred
and fifty thousand dollars has been
granted. Training of men of draft age
for the various branches of the militia
ry service is being rushed by the board
which has established free schools and
classes in cooperation with the war de-
partment.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
WALTER GRAHAM
dies IN FLORIDA
Pneumonia Takes Young Man a;
Panama City-Remains
Coming Here

A message to relatives here an
n~lncci the death this MOI ing Of
Walter Grahsm at his regent home
at Panama City Florida He had
ben sufferer for pneumonia and
relatives had gone to his bedside
from here. He was a son Of Mr.. D.
J. Graham . citizen living at Pt ia,
and has many friends and relatives
over this communi Y. He was 4 ma
tive CT this community
Ting remains vii be brought here
tcmorrcW and the funeral ard in
termont VIII occur al Sunnyside.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
Rem EW DEFENSE
ON RUSSIAN
FRONT
GERMAN ATTITUDE REGARDING
POLAND THE CAUSE.

LONDON. "a, no peace nego-
tiatcns at Brest-Liov3k have ben bro
hen Off b. tho Bolshoyiki government
owing to the German attitude in re
gard to Pola-d and LithGnia. and the
enemy's proposal TIA gacrisons be
ret2ined at Libau, Riga and elsewhere
according to telegram from the Pet
rograd correspondent 0 fthc daily
News today.
The correspondent further declares
considerable number Of Red Guards
are being sent TO reinforce the front,
ard that ether prepare lens for de
Tense arc being made
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
FORD IS EXPECTED in
SAVANNAH ANY TIME

S&yan ali, Jan, Horny Ford an
gel to the poor man. may drop in on
lis city tc inspect the shipping sites
r. the government according to adj
ices received here MIR Ford is on
. southern tour and it is expected
he will eXamiac Savannah's vast ship
building and w2tor front resources for
the government
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
5 THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN NEXT
MONTH
AND INTEREST RATE
NOT YET DECIDED.

WASHINGTON, Jan, The next
national Loan will be designated Off
cially as The Third Libory Loan,
nct q victory lean, freedom loan OF
peace lo2ncs has been suggested.
This W.: made kn3w2 To-Day after the
receipt CT hundreds Of suggested
names Gcc-a re rscns all over the coun-
try. in response to a request for the
submission OF ideas.
The lean will be announced some
time al er February first, but the a
mount and interest rate have not get
been decided.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-02
SMITH WILL CASE UP
IN AUGUSTA THIS MONTH

Augusta, J&2. ?. more litigation
in the f9mous James NJ. Smith will
case is due to come at the approach.
ing special term Of the United Sta
les court which vii be convened in
Augusta on the second Monday in
January.
Besides the ccstention ever the
distribution Of the fortune of the
late north Georgia planter, the case
of he Jeffersonian Publishinb Com.
pany VS.. ]. Q. West, postmaster at
Thompson, may also be heard Post
master West has ben cited to show
cause why he barred the Watson
publicatic's form the mails.