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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-07

The druggists can now supply
sodium foroide and blue ointment,
These are effective in keeping chick
ems free from lice ! Use blue .oint.
ment now and after each melting.
You will not be troubled with lice.
Mix blue ointment with lard or vas
olsne, half and half. For mites,
use. three parts Of crude oil with
one part Of gasoline or kerosene and
spray hen house and coops or ap-
ply with an old broom or brush.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-07

Mrs. Richard says she is partial
to the general purpose breeds. She
has had some Buff Orpinstons, but
is discarding them in favor Of Barr
ed Plymouth Rocks. Sh, finds that
the Barred Rocks lay better in the
winter than the Leehorns, and of
course they are needed as mothers
where one depends on natural incu-
baton, and for eating purposes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
6armer berlan9t.

Gin berbeiratbeter Mamn nit er-
tpo6fener 6milte, Ser eine Sarm
BON 500 Big 1000 Mder bearbeiten
fann. @nn1en, Mafhinerie, Bferoe
un6 @ieb, M0bel unb Sm1sgerdtbbe
l1n6 auf ser Sorm. 9ieie Tarm liegt
in @annoa, IA Meilen BON Der Da=
ffotoA@nenae> atf bei6en 5etten bonn
5taotden Eribune. Cine ebrlider
Mqnn nit 6amilie fann es fir Die
@alfte po6ten. l1eber 100 Sitter iino
nit 5ommer= nnb 20 SLIDER nit 8in=
ter =@oggen eingeidet. Sribune 1T Elm
rnea1es Std6t9en; 6te @iienbabn ldnh
crit 1t1rgefdbr bier Subre; es 5ablt
gege1r 35 fatboliide 6amilien; ie6en
Monat eimpaI Meiie. Mnb in Mor=
riion County bobe ih %fultipierte 80
Mder Biz 800 Mder groBe Sarmen
5t berfaufen; 6as f~ulttbierte 9anb 1T
$45 bis 800 6en Slider nertb. Mu9
berfige i9 iiber ettpa $4,000 Slider
tpi16es 9an6 at berfmtfen GIT SIS Biz
$25 SEN Mder, gelegen in elmer Bill
ben6en fatbolifden @egen6. Maberes
erfrage man briefli6 o6er miirr6li9
bel Spbn Sdmplfe,
11=3t St. 4, Bier5, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
@rnnbeisentbmms.u ebertrasunsen

@ot 2 atn6 Oit Al Mder bon .Sh
MggN sec. 20 @@A MgA Sec.
19 un6 9ot 1 nn6 Mh 1854, @eit
SO Mder Don @h 1854 unb NgA
1851 mnb NQ8A SgA Gee. 20
nn6 SgBA Sec. 20 nno Ebeil bon
2ot 4, Sec. 25, oIes in 1856,
Grotp 2afe, $1385.00.
Sobn S. 2eilen nnb 5rm1 an So
mer 81. Mc&en5ie, Sbeil BON Cots
1 nn6 2, 8lod 35, 8ilion Surpep,
$450O.0O
Motbios 8. Mebr nno 6ron an
Sobn s.. Slmidei6, SR S8A
@ec. z nn6 1854 1854
Sec. 18=124=32, ct. Mortin $4,000.
MarD IS. Solman n1rb Gran an
Matiloa @oroon, Got g. glod 3, Gil
berts Seem $780,, HoDnespiae, $50.
Sobn SSaeger nn6 Grm an Meihael
Saeger, SWA Sec. 19=123=333, 2ate
9enrp 100000,
Sobn Soeger nno 6ran an Ser
rar6 Soeger, ggA Sec. 9=123=SS33,
2afe @enrD, 100000.
@regor Soft 1tn6 6ra1 an Ser
mann @ruebmaber, 25 Mder BON
g&BA @gA Sec. 34=123=31, M1tn=
ion, $625.00.
Sobat Offering nno 6rau an Ser
marc Offering, 1872 9WA ggA
!sec. 27=125=32, Dat, 100000.
gilbert M. 9da11b II. a. an Sraf
Oomfe, geaBA Gee. 9=125=35, &aD=
| mon6, $7552.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
Uramenbmno i9Itebt ttdj
Der MnToro ermn8
be3 6. 9. ait.

Ser @atbolif6e Sral1enba1n6,
Iru1tenfeftior bes @entral+8eretns,
berian6de folgenbe Mufforoerrng:
8itfsbura, 8a., int San.
1918. = Ssm Mni9lnB o11 Ole loeben
beroffentli9te i6rtngen6e Muffor6e=
r11rrq 6es Central eretns an alle
Mitglie6er, cine etge1ne Sammllng
31r M~nstotturg nnierer Militar1&a=
plane fir lire Mrbeit unter Dem COL
oaten 5n beranitalten> bitten nrtter=
3eihmete 8emttn11er ulle Mitglieoer
6es u&atboliiden Srauenbunoess, f."
oa19 redt eifrtg un6 freigebig gu Die
ier Sanml1tng bet5uitel1ern nn6 tire
8eitrGge an uniere Stnan5z5efreta=
rim, SRI. Catherine Drolsbagem, 873
81 Ctr, Mtltpntfee, 8ts., ein5u=
ier6er.
Die @efttio1t rSSninois" unferes
8unoes bqt idon felt @oden 6ieie
Somnrlung in @eneral<8erimmt
lung be16Ioiien - eingelettet un6
audi nedt erfrenlide &einltate er-
5ielt.
Mlio friid ans @erf, fatboltide
Gra1e11. 3eigt e11h als e6te Same
rooinner1, an Der 5eite e11rer Mea1=
nerl,
ga1dt ontd att5ere Sratett. Die mod
nidt MitgIieber iinb, fir oiele
.5ummlung at begeiiter1 nro gu ge-
tpinnenl sc ban6elt iiA ia I'M Dos
@obI e1lrer Sobne!
Stir @oH uno &aferlm6l
@eb. g. g. &offmam, Sp. Dtr.
Grn1t M6eli1ne Boiad, Nrdf.
Grn11 gIiiomefb 8el5, Sefr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
#, tie ant 9eben 51 erbalten. 8ir

1T, 1ie ant 1ebe11 5u erbalten. 8ir
oiirfen besbalb tpobl m1b boffen, bob
iest, int Sabpe 1918, trob Der bel
leitigen Mnfor6erl1ngen an Die Spfer-
tpiuigdeit nIer @lttge1innten, nrier
2eo=@n1s Die 10 6ringen6 notbmen=
bige fortgeiebte nnteritibmng fin6en
tpiro.
Ser Snbresbeitrag gum ct. &az
pbaels@ereime betragt so Gents. Sc
DER, ser $500 i9enff, nitro Gbren=
mitglie6 bes @ereins. @ob1tbdter,
tpelfe $4,000 11nb mebr geben, tper=
6en 5u 6en Experimentation Gbren=
mitglie6ern 6es ct. &apbae5<8eretns
gere9net. me 1rebtnert tbeil an Sen
f@ebeten n16 frommen ue6ungen, oie
in ser 2eo-Sans &SapeIe fir 6ie @on=
ner Der Mnitnlt BORT %aufgeopfert uer=
ben. Mande gei1tige 8ortbeile fon=
neq1 ii6 sic Mitglte6er nnb Sorberer
6es ct. ACCOMPLISHMENTS ermerbe1.
l1n1ere bemittelte1 8reun6e, pelhe
bedbii9tigen, ibr Seitament at mo-
dem, poQen nidt bergeiien> uniere
Mn1tult 3u be6enfen.
Gum G9intfie uiini6en tptr olGer
Mitglte6ern 6es ct. &apboels8er.
ems nn6 ouen @obltbdtern 6es SEQ.
&au1es @ohes rei6iten @egen In
ssabre 1918 fir iid Unto Die Sbrigen
Ser go1t5er @elt aber tDiiniden tpi1
bul6igen nn6 b%a1ternben 8rtebenl
8rief unto Ser6nngen ridte mar
at: SEQ @onie, 6 State @treet
Seem Sort, 81. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
Isle ermartet.
She Ma,n6es . 6Qnbelsfommi11ion

SIZE B1noeg : &~a1r6elSfommiiiion
bat sic l1nterindl1ng Der bober
5dnabprei1e 3um Mb{dluB gebra9t
uno SOS grgebniB benz &orgreB I'M
terbreitet. @s lit a1sgefulletr, 1pte
man ertpartet batte. Die @ommilito1'
Ieqt Die @erortport11ng fir Die bobet,
8rei1e oen Sleiihtruitmagnoben Or
nro1r un6 S4pift bineft Dor Die Sbii=
re. Dub oieie @obltbater Der WenI6-
belt nidt BLOB 6en G1eiidmarft, font
oern a1t6 oeu 2eoernrarf fontroQier=
ten, bh 1ttott ihon eetpuBt; aber bob
1ie eg 10 qetrieben bqben, tpte ote
&ommi1ion ermittet bat, oiirfte nltd
iene iiberraiden Ole unieren Sleti6F
truitmagnaten eine quite Bortion un=
berih6mtbeit 3n5ltra11en getpobn1
1tn6. uniere 5dalbansfubr 1T i'm
Iebte1 Sabre eege1 bas Sabr 1916
11m nei6li6 6ie &alfte 5uridgegan,
qer1, maS oner6ings mobl gum gro,
Sen Ebeil u1f BEN geiteigerten Sc.
;5qrf unierer Mrmee 5uriidgefiibrd
merben m1B. @Ieid8eitig lit dber
a1pd Die &%dr1teeinf11br betra6tlt4 &c.
ltiegen, TO baB m1b nad 6iefe r Seite
Btn tenn @rnnb fir boiie @ertbelterllna
Ser @fyube borgelegen bidtte. Mber
oie @erren Mrmo11r 11nb 5mift baben
etnen qrobe1r Ebeil Der Sa11te etnfaf
auriidgebaltet1 aIfo Den Wearft fI11t.
Iid perengt, pas bauptid6li6 ser
qroben @erbereien 811glte getommer
AT lein 1beint, an meld]en tie tuabr:
5deinlih i~ntereiiert ft1rb. Die Sir:
nro11rs 1n6 Stpits itn6 natitrltd
grobe &otrioten, menigitenS la1ien it
nidt Ieidt cine @elegenbett a~1ngeniibt
6as iebem, Ser es b0rett rno nidd
boren mill, 3u beritdern. Mos binte1
6ieI lem 8otriotis1t1ts itedt, ergtebt itd
aus 6em 8eridt Ser 811n0eSASan6els,
fommiI7ion. gs lit bm1tale Eroftt
gier, 6ie 1id ribt idamt, Elm 8or
a%l1s5ubel1ten bas Opfer iber Spfe1
fir einen groben &rieg bringer mutt
1no Tie fre1toig bringt. nn6 es folt'
Mittel geben, bieie @olfsmnSbel1te1
8ur Station at bri11gen. Mber frafti
ge Mittel miilien ea fein, men11 IL
helfeerrl i3oiett. M5it hlleef5;em 3nre6e1
lit bet bieien @rofitgeiern 1ihts al1S
5nrt9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
ORDER FOR

ORDER FOR
The duly verified petition of Mich
olas MatZ and Lena Matz, his wife,
having been filed, representing, among
other things, that they are residents
of the County of Stearns and State of
Minnesota; that they now have, and
for more than four years last past
have had, the care and custody of
Joseph Maloney, a minor, who has
been abandoned by his parents, placed
in The New York Founding Hospital,
and was by said Hospital placed with
the petitioners, who desire to adopt
said minor legally; and praying the
decree of this Court, ordering and adj
judging that from the date thereof
the said minor be the legally adopted
child of the petitioners herein and
that his name be changed to Joseph
Matt;
Wherefore, it is Ordered, that said
petition be heard before this Court, at
Chambers, in the Court House, in the
City of st. Cloud, Stearns County.
Minnesota, on the
25th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1918,
at 10 o'clock A. N.
1t is Further Ordered, that a copy
of this order be published once in each
week for three successive weeks In
der Nordstern," a weekly newspaper
published in the City of st. Cloud, in
said county, the last publication to be
at least ten days before said date Of
hearing.
Dated, st. Cloud, Mimi, January
18th, 1918. JOHN A. ROESER,
District Judge.
Hubert Hansen,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Edelbrock Block, st. Cloud, MINI.
Qd.21.7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31

oteier grtenntniB Ma1s6rud gu geber
rnb feline &Iaifengenoiien arf5ufor-
bern, itdy NUT ben ptnabpenobaren
golaen Ser fo5ialen nn6 m%trtbidnft-
lider1 gntpidelungen 65uftnoen, Die
Ser @rieq in 6ie @ege geleitet bat
11rrb sic sic Mrbeiter nod oem @riege
gum MbidluB brtngen peroen. ste
meroet bie 11e1te 8elt regteren, ore
o1rf g11ropas blrtgetrGinfftm 59la6t=
feloern eriteben miro. Ole betto=
frott1de 1trb 6te i%o3tale 8elt. 1nb
Der 5tablfonig bon Bethlehem bot
redt:: ie eber iene, Ole eS Dor aaeni
mngeM, iib nit bieier nnabanberlt=
den gnttpidellttg o%bfirben, oeito bel
1er tpir6 es fiir Ole @elt fem. Sir
lire Welt! Sir uniere 8elt! Stir Die
@elt in angemeinen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
1tnter @eltmnnoer.

@r &piiir6e ni6t iberrai6enL tpetttt
es in nn1erem 2a1tbe 2eute gdbe, Die
i6or pergeiien buben, bab mir Dor
syabren einen groben @ann1 gebm1t
bnben. Sen Hanamafanal. 8etannt=
ltd bot man i'm Elm 11e11es 8elttpa1r-
Ser ge1an1t aber borldufig but er
nod mmdes ont 1ih, tpas nit eittem
Mum6er 1uidt redt bereinbar 1T. 3u=
nadd6t 1T CT immer 1toh nidr ferttg.
Sos engiebt fid a11s 6em iiinglt ber-
0%ffentIidften .Sabresberibt 6eS @ou=
bernel1rS Ser &anal5one, 6eS Sber=
iten gbeiter &arbing.
MQn erfGbrt % aqerlei Snterei=
1anteg. @or nuem, 6aB an BENT So
nol nob fortgeieBt gebm1t miro, I'm
i'm anf ste erfor6erlt6e 8reite nno
Giefe 3n bringer1. SSm @aiaoro=
Dmrd5ti6 nQein dDnr6en int lebten
sSsabre nobe3u 5meibunoerttmuie emo
@ubifparo @r6e o11sgeboben> >peitere
Observation-Disclosures &1rbif=
Dar6 atpi1der Ser @umboa= nno Der
8er6o MignelAS 9leu1e, betnabe eben,
fobieI in Ser meltliben Miin6rng oes
Aonals, nr6 meitere an6ertbab Wtil=
Iionen &ubifparb follen IN ben nadt
item Sabren a~usgeboben tperoen.
Ger 1ex %ssar1oi 1T eben 6lidhperf uni
miro es bleiben. 9afir bat BOG 2arul
1th bel Gbeooore &ooiebeH 5n beoa1t.
fen, Ser i~einer5eit as grait6e1t al
len berniinfttgen &otbiflagen gum
|Erob 6aruuf belta1b, baB Der &mnal
als Gdleuienfmul gebopt tperoer
muiie, mo es, tpen1t etnas @olfom,
me1res ge19affen tper6en fonte, eir
Mipea11fond batte lein miiiien. So
male bieB es, Ser @an zines Nibea1t
fanols tpiir6e 5u lange 6arern uni
al19 au fo1t1pielig mer6en, oesball
miiife ser Sdlenienfanal borge5oge1
hper6en. 9ente meiB MON, Dob beto
@inhp1116e unbegriinoet maren.
S1r ser 3eit, beren es be6Irfe1
miro, I'M Die nob aus itebertoen Mr
beiten GIT erleoigen, bottle man gan
quit m19 einen Nibem1famul bal1e:
fonner. Mla6 tbeurer tpare etn lol
der &arol nidt getpor6en. sSSm LET
ten Sabre oGein bdben mir 5tpan5t
Mtnionen DolIar 5uieben miiiler
urr6 Biz be11te foitet Ger &Qnal. 1bo:
rnn6 $40 Miutonen 9ollar. @entt
mnroe er int lebten Subre bon tns
geiomt 1876 Gabr8engen NIT elmer
@oatmgebalt BON iedS Wei1ionen Sor
men. Dns 1T mebr als in friibere
Sabren, aber es lit immer no@ 1eb
menig uro ni6t ertferrt Dos, tpa
mon ertpartet batte. Die @df
1deinen Ole umftdn6lide un6 5eitra1
bem6e Gabrt 61rd BEN @anol 8
fdeue1t. BieGetht fiir6tem tie u11e
Die nm1idJerbeit Der 9dmme. SSrr i
6em JaQe lift Der &nal big lebt etn
gnttG11i 1df11ng. @ns befnnntlt6 man
de bon ibm propbe5eit babem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
Kinder 8cnFeien
MACH FLETCHER'S
T Q RIA
~Mm8emobnte spra@e.

l1nter 6en in6nI trielIen @r0Ben
un1eres @att6es ni1unt Gbar1eS sc.
@dtpab, ser milio1renrei6e 8raft=
bert Der 8etblebem Steel @orpora=
tion, einen Ger er1ten Hlabe ein, oa=
ber man linn o119 germ @eb0r fdenH,
me1m er 5ltm 0ffentliden Sprefer
ii6 berdblGBt. N1tn lit @dapdb logan
NIT elmer &e6e bor bas 2anb getre=
ten, oie boru1tsii9tlt6 Der Seffent.
lidfeit @elegenbeit geben miro, iif
iebr m1sgiebig nit iban GIT hei9aftt.
gen; nn6, tpte mir glei6 bin5nfuger
MOLTEN, a16 nit &e6t.
6btpab bielt 6ieie &e6e an etne1
Seem Oorfer Barfetttafel. vSf
febe bie Belt nabe," iagte er, ~tpo Dit
M4nner Ser arbeite1r6en &laiie =
6ie MiGa1ner obne 8eiib Sic @didiale
Ser @et beltimmen tper6en. Dte bor
hen 8oIldepiiten p%ertretenen S6eer
oiirfen nidt iiberieben tperben, n1t>
in febr 1tober 8rfumft mer6en mi1
nns bamit ab8nfin6en baben, 6aB 6ie
Mrbeiter Ole 20iung Der ofonomii9er
6rogen in bie @anb nebmue1, Ole rnS
gege11pGrtig beibaftigen. Sb gebore
nt6t GIT 6er1en, Ole ibr @igentblm
iorgfos bergeben fir Die &eblrtg ser
Mution; uber ib bin einer bon 6enen,
Die 5u Der g%rfenrtniB gefomrren tmo,
6aB sic Mrbeiter berri6er 1perben,
n1r6 je eber mir nns 6iefer @rfennt=
nib bea1gen, 6eito beifer intro es fit
Dos 9anb fem nn6 fir Die @elt i'm
angemeinen."
9as lit eine 1tnge1pobnte 9pro6e.
nngetpobnt meger Der Seri0nlidffeit
6efien, Ser ite reject, nn6 11nge1pobnt
tpegen Ser nmgebnng, in ser S6mab
fi6 befano, als er fol6e Spra6e re-
6ebe. Diefe &e6e madt es offen=
fnn6ig, 6uB Ser &rieg o1t9 an bem
gmpfinben bes @toblf0nigs bon
8etblebem ni6t ip11rIoS boriiberge-
gorrgen lift. @r fiat etpas gelernt,
BON 0em tp0bl ma1rbe gegla1bt bu=
BEN, 6ub er es riemalS lernen tpiirbe,
ltn6 tpas 6ie meiiten feiner &Iaifen=
genofien no6 5t lernert .baben - TO-
5tal 6errfen! 1tr6 6as 1T etn @etpinrt
bon rtdt GIT r1teri6dben6er 8e6eu.
tnng. Sb es bGoB geld11terte fo5iaIe
grfenntniB lit, Die a1,s sen M1tsfiib=
ru1paen sdhpabs ipridt, o6er Oh o119
Die 6ltr6t Dor fotnmen6en @nttptdfe-
l1tnge11 un6 @retaniiien mitfpridt,
fann ntm 6obtngeftent fem Iaifen;
6enn jeben falls 1T es Ste fo8iale @r-
fenntniB in eriter 2inte getpefen, sic
an ser Seem Norfer @onfettttofeI
BEN Mun6 geoffnet fat.
Charles 81. Gdtpab 1T nidt Ser
erfte, bent Die grfenntniB fomnt,
oob Die Mrbeiter, bie sic S6{o6ten
6es 8e1tfrieges gefhlneen 1tn6 ben
gr6Bben Ebeil Der 9after, sic ,er Ser
Menidbett ~o1tferlegt, getragen baben,
al1d Dor ane1t an6ern Die 8riibbe
ernten mer6en; nber Ell lit Ser erfte
tppif9e @ertreter BEG mo6ernen
@roBfapitaltsmats, Der ben Malttb bat,
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UerrSies Kopfweteft
pier 6laiben &eruna m1771777
Wnd)te1t mich 9ei1t1o
Grau @fte 6iu, 8lanbefer, Dbio
Ibretbt tpte fDl9t:

$50 Tam nidt aneeben, tpie biel ib
in ben lebtett 3tu5If Satren 8elttten
babe. sd tpurbe BON Neraten bebanbelt
unb bate nur 2inberung fir cine fur5e
Belt. Sb befanb mid in etnem foldben
Buftanbe BON tterp5iem 3opfpeb unb
fold ibtuerem @efibl, als rpiir6e mein
@ebirn Undergraduate tper6en, uno ib
mnr 10 nernDS, 6aB i'd na1tS nidt
i@lafett fottnte. 6atte 9btpinbel an<
fdle unb ma bann 10 mi6e, 6aB ih mei<
ne Mrbeit nidt berridbten tonnte. SD be-
gann Beruna 81 nebmen. @abe nter
1laf6et YerMtta 8ettottttttttt uno
babe an @tdrte un6 61eiih %5ugenDn1men,
uub ib tann ia9en, baB ib ettte 8ettttt'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31

5pariamfeit modt gIiidIiide Sci
me 1tn6 gefnnbe Mafiot1ert.
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@a1s. ,tno 2mm8e,, etTetttome,t

und hartnackiger Huston und Err
kaltungen, die haufig zu so1ch
schmerzvo1lem chronischem Leiden
fuhren, werden haufig vertrieben
durch
ECKMAN,s ALTERNATIVE
Diese Calcium ~Zubereitung thut
haufig der Entwickelung der Effek-
ton Einhalt und hilft in der Wider
h%erstellung DIES ersch6pften Gewe-
hes und in der Erneuerung der
Starke. EnthAlt keine Opiate, Be-
taubungsmitte1 oder Gewohnheit
formierende Medizin.
81 Gr6sse jetzt $3.50. 81 Gr5sse Soc.
Preis schliesst Kriegssteuer Elm.
Verkauft Won allen Apothekern.
-Eckman Laboratorium, Philadelphia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31

IN THE NATTER of the Petition of
NICHOLAS MATZ and LENA MATZ,
his wife, for Adoption of Joseph Ma
loney, a child not their OWL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31

State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
SIS. In District Court, Seventh Ju-
dicial District.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-01
Teutons In Critical Plight
Through OpenihgofG Gateway
To Their Eastern Boundary
By Associated Press.

Turkey is out of the war; and Gemanys remaining ally Austria
Hungary badly defeated the field of battle its battle line rent
in twain and with gning inside its order pleading for
armstc Thus far its have received no better answer
than the redoubng the efforts of the allies to crush utterly its
The equalization of Turkey is believed to have been
dona The victories OF the allied forces over the Ausro
back their border line shattered and completely vnqushed
where has been offered
the foe from entering the back door OF Austria the enemys front
cracking under the violence of the attacks and important strategic
positions being lost To the east of the Pave the allies have
driven sharp wedge the northeast of Beuno 20 mess
their original point of departure and severed connection be-
the the north and those the Venetian plains
DEBAcLE SEEMS COMPLETE.
plains leading toward the Austrian frontier at the
allied troops pressing hard Here the debacle be
complete The his fight leaving behind large numbers
and great quantities OF war stores he to reaeh
the passages the Iagamento river 1t seems not improbable
the plains and in the region and of Beuno large
numbers of the enemy are destined to be captured go
Through the detection Turkey the plight OF the leutonlc allies
critical The gateway the boundaries OF
and Hungary opened by of the Dadanees and the
Bosphoru doubtless shortly allied fleets will invade the Black
sea and begin operations this heretofore unaanabe region
Such warshps the Germans have aoat the Black,
GLIDING the Russian Black sea fleet prove barrier
mighty floating oresses the entente against Them
ROUMANIANS LIBERATED.
Shattered little Roumana by the collapse Of Turkey again
likely to be inside the entente fold and aiding in the opera
armste which lets Turkey of the to the
Russia and is likely of the value quckenng
I'm the Serbian theae the Austro Hungarian eastern army has
succeeded understanding the Seans and reaching their home
territory the Danube In Mesopoamia the Turkish arpy
the Tgr river which lately has been suffering defeats
has surrendered in its entirety to the British commander
violent character but the intensive operations of the
to early return Of battles of ma Importance In Bel
While French the southern part the line France have
advanced their line and taken prisoners Aside from reciprocal
artillery due and continued aerial raids by the Americans and
Germans the American and west Of the Mouse have
been comparatively quiet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-01
CARL0AD0F old
CLOTHING TO Be
SOLD ASSALvACE
Red Cross Makes "Cash From
Trash" at Local Shop,
Where Many Things
Are Sold.

A colored woman cautiously op-
ened the door at the Red Cross sal
wage rooms the other day and asked
if it was safe to come in. Upon be-
ing assured that there was positively
no danger she entered an dupon be-
ing asked why her query replied.
why. you see, youse don't have
your muzzles on"
Mrs. Green who has charge of
the store, insists they are positively
harmless, muzzles or no muzzles,
and calls attention to the fine record
made in this department during the
month of October. The sales for
the month we're just a margin over
the $4,000 mark or nearly 5000
more than any other preceding
month Of the department.
Spec'a' mention is being made OF
the full carload of clothing which
will arrive Friday, the gift of the
U. T. railway system. 1t will con-
sist of clothing of all kinds, mems,
women's and children's and all in
good condition. Listed among the
articles are 70 suits, 50 pair trous-
ers, "a suits underwear, AZ over
coats and 90 mems shirts.
Besides This there are more than
$50 articles of clothing for women
and more than 400 for children.
Mrs. Green says she has a great
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-01
1000 DRAFTED
men TO ENTRA|N
ON NOVEMBER |
Calls Which Were Withdrawn
by "FIu" Epidemic Have
Now Been Rein.
stated.

The drafted men whose calls
were postponed last week because
of the influenza epidemic will en-
train the week of November II. &C
cording to orders just received at
exemption board headquarters.
Nearly 1000 men in Nebraska are
scheduled to leave in the three calls,
Of this number nearly 900 are Oma-
ha registrants.
The first entrainment will be at 9
o'clock Monday morning. Novem-
Der II, when 457 men will entrain
for Camp Kearney, Cal. The con-
tingent includes 43 men from local
board No. 3; 90 men from board No
/; "a men from board No. 2; l02
men from board No. E and l35
registrants from Saunders county
and 80 from Colfax county.
A contingent Of more than 500
iegistrants will leave Omaha for
Camp Bowie, Tex, Tuesday. No.
vember II, at $50 p. M; local board
No. will send 293 men; Sarpy
county. II; Nemaha county. AZ, and
Otoe county, l02.
The last contingent will leave
Omaha Thursday, November Ia, at
$50 p. m. for Camp Bowie. Tex.
This call is for 492 men. ia from
local board No. 4, l47 from board
No. and 70 from Cass county and
90 from Richardson county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-01
Nebraska's Game
With Notre Dame
Again Called OFF

Lincoln, Oct. 3l.-Because the
city council here late today refused
to lift the ban placed against pub
lie meetings on account of influenza
the Unive, sity of Nebraska foot
ball team will not play its scheduled
game with Notre Dame on Ne
braska field next Saturday, accord
ing to an announcement by Prof.
r. B. Scott, athletic director of the
university. In wiring the decision
to the Notre Dame authorities to-
night, Professor Scott, offered them
Thanksgiving as postponed date.
As result of the councils action
city schools, theaters and churches
will remain closed until further Or
dcrs, despite the lifting by the State
Board of Health of a statewide
quarantine which expires at mid
night tomorrow. Classes at the uni
vcrsity will be resumed Saturday,
however, i: was announced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-01
Police Respond to S. O. S.
Call: Find Victim Rescued

IS. O. S. Man marooned on sand
bar in middle of Missouri riverp
When this call was received At
the police station Thursday, o.
hcers Vance and Downing, equip
ped with ali sorts of life-saving
paraphernalia, dashed madly for the
bank of the Missouri, to throw out
the lifeline.
But, alas! Their efforts were in
vain, when they arrived, the man,
whose name police were unable to
learn, was peacefully being rowed
toward the Iowa shore.
The man had been hunting ducks,
when his boat which he anchored
a distance further up stream, broke
from its moorings, leaving him
Stranded amidstream.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-01
''Prepare for Peace"
Campaign Slogan Of
Republican Leader

Washington, Oct. 3l.-Will H.
Hays, chairman of the republican
national committee, issued a state
ment here today urging election of
republicans to congress to prepare
for reconstruction after the war.
Republicans cried in vain for
preparedness for war" the state
ment said. "The republicans now
demand that the nation instantly
prepare for peace. The next con-
gress will bear the great burden to
that end.
THE country's war load is great:
Let US hitch up both great political
horses to pull it. And let US bring
to the great problems of recon-
struction the brain and heart OF the
republican party"