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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
Western Union Caught
In Clever Scheme for
Handling Messages

| WASHINGTON. June 20.-The gov
ernment has investigated the West
ern Union messages at Baltimore,
philadelphia, New York, Washington
and Boston to obtain evidence up
holding charges that the Western
Union is operating in competition
with the post office department by
delivering night letters via train ser
vice. 1t is alleged the Western Union
has been accepting such messages for
wire filing, then delivering by mes
senger getting ten times as much as
the post office for the same service.
Five Western Union messengers were
arrested. All carried cases filled with
nigh letters and kilograms dated yes
terday and prepared as though sent
over the wires.
1t is alleged that thousands of such
letters had been delivered in this way
between these five large cities. The
night letter rate from Washington to
Baltimore is 25 cents plus a five cent
war-'tax The postage on a letter
making the trip on the same train is
three cents.
The post. office department says:
''Such messages when sent thus con-
stitute a violation of the postal laws
and make the guilty party liable to a
fine of $500 and Imprisonment to six
months in each case"
No action lis contemplated against
the messengers but the Western Uni
on will be prosecuted.
over fifteen hundred such telegrams /
were taken. The White House de-
clined' to comment but it is presumed !
this is one of wilson's answers TO |
President Carlton of the Western Uni I
On who refused to accept the labor 4
board decision.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
28 YEARS AGO

CFrom the East oregonian for Juno
21 1900
The name of the new town known
as new walla Walla has been changed
to Freewater.
The children OF the southern Meth
odist Sunday school were given
pleasant picnic today.
IfeiiNites have succumbed to the
baseball fever and a good club has
been organized in their burg.
Business is fair in Pendleton and
tradcsrnen are contentcd. Everyone
is banking on good wheat crops ana
prices to bring lively times after
harvest.
A 100 foot bill board is being built
along cottonwood street for tho Rob
inson circus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
GEN. GREENE HAS
BEEN ORDERED TO
THE PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON June 2O.--Major
General Green, Camp Lewis command
ant has been denoted to a brigadier
general and assigned to command the
Philippine department.
1t is understood Green protested
against the order and is enroute to
Washington to try to rescind it. Army
officers don't understand the reason
for the demotion. Army inspectors
found his Camp Lewis work highly
efficient and his personal record is
above reproach.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
SENTIMENT FOR 7
INTERVENTION IN
RUSSIA GROWING

WASHINGTON. June 21.-Con-
gress is preparing to demand a new
statement of the administration pol
icy toward Russia
Members favoring America Japan
ese cooperation in Siberia will Intro
duce a senate resolution trying to
force the President to expose his pol
icy. The Intervention sentiment is
growing.
PARIS. June 21.-It is announced
that the French advanced slightly
northwest of Chateau Thierry and that
the French improved their positions
north of Faverolles and at Mautesves-
mes, taking 20 prisoners
LONDON. June 21.-Haig report
ed successful Picardy raids and the
repulse Of local German attempt in
Flanders. the British capturing pris-
oners,
During the night we captured
few prisoners and machine-guns in
flicting many enemy casualties in
raids and patrol encounters at Aveluy
wood: near Hebuterne. and astride the
Scarpe. Several hostile attempts to
the ground gained by us
northwest of Merris were
The purpose of the measure will be
o get the President to answer these
luestions.s
Is the United States keeping Japan
,ut of Russia?
What do France Italy and Britain
hink of Japanese Intervention?
Has this government any good rea-
on for further watchful waiting on
he Russian question?
There's no general criticism of the |
-overnment's present policy but a |
trong desire for information. Con- |
ress is willing to get the information |
privately, if publicity is inadvisable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
Over 25O,OOO Boys
In Working Reserve

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-A quarter
of a million American boys between
the ages of 16 and 2I are going to
help increase war food production this
summer.
Indications now are that ENROLL
ment in the Boys Working Reserve
will exceed 100000.
Thirty-seven Of the IS states report
an actual enrolment of 100000 and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21

an expected enrolment Of 230,00D.
Several large states still are to report
California leads with an enrollnient
l'of $4,000 and Illinois is second with
an, enrolment OF 10000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
WAR ON TURKS
APPEARS NEAR

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Appar-
lently preliminary to war declaration
against Turkey the state department
asked the Spanish embassy to investi-
gate the reported Turkish attack on
the American consulate and hospital
at Tabriz.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
(IN ADVANCED

Daily. one year. by mail .-.......-..-...sB.OU
Daily. six months by mall .........- z.Bo
Daily. three months by mail .....-. 1.eb
Daily. one month BY mail ...-..-....... 80
Daily. one year by carrier .-...-A....... 7.5o
Daily. six months by carrler..-..... 3.75
Daily. three months by carrier...... LBS
Daily. one month. by carrier ---.... .65
Semi Weekly. one year. by mall, 1.50.
Semi Weekly. six months, by mail .75
Semi Weekly four months by mall so
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
nRAFr AGE up sooN.

WASHINGTON June 2O.--The war
department bill, changing draft ages
will be presented this session said
Kahn, republican member OF the
house military committee. Kahn is
strong against lowering the age below
21 and favors 2l to IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
.,4 4*eeee4N&4eeA e (

; Be still. my soul; be still, and
yet be sure
That thou shalt taste Of free :
dom. Thou shalt Ne.
When thou hast learned thy :
lessons. as the storm
'lThat praises God on ocean and :
on land. Z
Thou. too, shalt taste OF free I
dom: thou shalt see 4
The harvest of the heavens. I
countless sims,
And all the gentle sisterhood OF I
That strew the distant highways 4
like white pearls. I
"A little while. little while, my 4
soul. 4
And thou shalt ycarn no long 4
er; thou shalt be 4
As white as Is the radiance 4
: round the san. =
AS free as is the oldest OF the .
winds. =
Howard V. Sutherland. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21

Baseball. Yesterdays Scores.
1. l.. e. League.
Portland s, Seattle 1.
American league.
Boston O-3, Philadeiphia 20.
New York 1. Washington-4.
Chicago 5. Cleveland 4.
Rational League.
Philadelphia AS, Boston Cd.
Brooklyn 0, New York 6.
Pittsburg Chicaso 1.
Contrary to the announced Teuton
belief. this country Is not only fight
ing but taking a keen pridn In turn
ine out a workmanlike, job.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
VILLA LEADS BANDIT
RAID, KILLS FIFTY

Ell PASO, Texas June 21.-Fifty
Carranza soldiers were killed by ban
dts personally led by Francisco Villa,
who held up and robbed a train near
Santiago -Papasquiero, Durango, ac-
cording to reports received here to-
day.
The bandits were said to have car
ried off to the mountains eleven wo-
men passengers, mostly girls.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21
egh. as though it had been

flesh, as though it had been
'liquified.
1.-THE fighting had been re-
newed all along the American
lines, and German wounded
had begun coming into our hos
pitfalls. said to this soldier:
"'The boys are getting their
revenge for you fellows to-
night He smiled through his
scared lips, and in a voice so
faint that had to bend down
to listen, he gasped, 'Godl l
wish 1 was back there with
'emp"
Do you think your life a
hard one?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21

Good roads win help win the war
don't neglect them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21

If Tom Marshall and Teddy
Roosevelt wish to call each
other pet names let them fly
to it but they should not dis
turb the rest of the country
with their pickering; we have
bigger business than that on
hand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21

If you do no like the sugar
rules place the blame where it
belongs upon the kaiser and
his bonehead subjects; our
government did not start this
war, neither did our grocers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21

What Russia needs is some
sense and some stamina; these
are internal qualities and might
be hard to apply from abroad.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-21

Now how about our "dry''
moon?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28
lliellAco eriusbt
nm Itllis scr
Staatsbebcrtem
Nfmafiti itint rppahiioa afnta bit
Blaltn, BOD mlfb ft pltnbtnaaF.
uafiaIaat ttmhafu

Walbaidlob g H'ti @cncfaI.
hIrriiar llltgIheo ltINtapettie ee.
ilem on bic Qotlbar bfr ioois.
0iItnhdbiilemmllHoa uub bCnohtih.
iidlc lif nnn hef gldlfnefbahuHa OF
frfudia iic maItib um ibte 3n.
idWmHiatbcit biud 9lutibloa bon
g'GidbIuitierllQeH uut Nrtanbcrlr.
aen 1er eichcfaloitdiot eripnriet
irbod utdli bab btr iaaisbeboraeh
itacnb mcldlen lgluer glnlrn rnige.
denitelen merhfn Ulcqt0ne erflafie,
bab baa & aiicnbdbuafieA i6H uidii 0tn.
be, Bic Gftniilu9fil1a Ser Giitu.
6dbuBrfpdltinn beittIf5 Der Giien.
babneu 1eaenlibrr bet Rpaicumq Der
glr i1aien mit Sen laaia eiIrn.
6atnbrb5rbgn at telel Gr ioatc
audl, odb bic lluiidn6e es i6m nidli
erlattbtcH. bic 2lnorbnunp All Der.
idcbtu. bis bic iont8fommiiiIonen
Die nclen Haie8 eupdaen in6 i1m
rotten fbnuten Bit iie an better
OurdBitiilbren maten.
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Dtei .Jctoaer atlf
amer. 10erlilIfliIfe

Qgal6iugton 2s. 02ai.-8ie pom
General geri6ing an oos ariegsamt
gsi1n0te Cite, ent6ielt 3s Warnen
5te6eu Nlann fhn6 I'M Sample gefat.
len; etrer eflaq ieinen Qgunoer;
elmer ertrauf finf itarbeH an arnnE
6eiten adt5ebn WlaHn puroen
idner berDun6et un6 feds tDeroen
na6 benz Sample bernlibt. Inter
BEN @et6teteu iDtrb ber 5lieger, Nln.
for Glf6err1l angeiii6rt. aeutndHt
8jaltr ~ gddier bon Giiimfpa,
a., fDir6 unter ben 0ermiBten ge.
nannt lji0G meterr 5ouaer wer.
ben aaf Der 9rluitliite daqeii6rt
9orpordl G9riitim q. gln6prion
SpfHeer, Ga, fiel i1 Sample nnb
83difer A. 9enneiieg Gaautou, a.,
ltarb iniolgg bon araaf9eitsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28
Wrcbe ileberie ieid,nlino
Ses Rotten lsrcliSaScuHs
Standardization bai lhr cnolem undl
ulhli tgftieil AaIueit II mtli
Authdagtlirbtn.

Haalhlnai6u 98 mat Sos
amfflfaMltht moif tal hN gtnafllt
bgf Tudldttn aH brf Wdlitdni ba.
Hii beonlnorlel bob a. aeIifrn
mfbf ole s99.00D000 haH Mhifn
StrrtB 3oube beilfu6ric bct be-.
hiirdj ai 100000 anundls.
4rpidjlt mt8 birlrn grifcu bta pan.
bee lmlien nod llHmer rin inb riu
0Hhctacbnls Der ad1mdanc If hodl
nidri tcfauni
Tip llebcrBeilhuiina iiir bcu siufi.
FEN si00000.0O1 1onbs iIt ifh8h
mgii ar5fer aIa Bic hts criteu 5oH0s
nno Bic grdmteu ainilbcn bornub
ldlfieban BIZ f1Hpat bob bas Nolt
eiumiitia iit 0ds qarrf hf H0ien
sttu5es uid)t mt inter ben 0nieri.
foniidrf tuipfcH ion0eru nud ur.
iff Der 8DilbcpdlfefnHg III Jrauf.
reitb nit8ge0ebHi iDrr0e. Qlae gl0leH
glren5 glbteiltHafn mii glusudbur
Der 5entrdlen nn5 oIlp Sioaien nit
2liAnobme bon 9ainoig, bcridleten
einr lteber8eihniua ein Der8eniral.
0ibiiion ifbltfn qt'trrn nod 5000.
600, mn ibf 6lnottm bon Si3,.
100000 Bl tc<eH. Die lleber3eid.
nlngen IN glefrnafa, Soma UiB.
coniin im6 Ugdiaan fonnien ben
8iiditan6 BON sylfiuois nidjt oeden
6ag itm $2s00.000 binter ieinpm
Gilotum bon @s,0000O0 Biriif.
tlicb. God m69m BITE Gnbberidjte
nod cini9e genbeulug bertorbrin.
Gen.
Gie msldn6iis9c Giuiiion CT,
bra6le Die qr5Bte 1le6pr3cidnuHg,
inbeH iic 6d5 glieriode i6ree 6lo.
tltmg bon 100000 ein6erihtcte.
gie @olfDiBifion itan0 lot Gro.
8cniidb aden orberen boran G8
ipar Sic ein5ige 1ibifioh bic i9r
Guoium berooppaIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28
ubeeidote Slinfen
fir 6tabenffieo

aifaaiie Gitib ~ q, ~. Uaai
On eaer Mg6e, 6ie Meerdientant
Ii1oH bon Cendecticuf Ulitglie0
1es HmsfomIice5 iar mlliidrii6e
4n0glsqqn5qifen opf bet aonbmtion
bn gilemDdreuT T05rifmten 6iet,
i09tg cr, Bag mHefifdniide 1abrfen
idqGM 1000 gsa GniIelb gaDebre
6eritelteH lgr Ne0nef iogte, n
mhBie bon ber 8o0el6ug zines
apiifaqg5 fiir 10000 06Qeidqsg
Tiinier bic Ton General 4efiblng
0ls bioh6er1 fiir ben Drdbenffieg
qeiQHgi eubf96lfn lDoftfH fem
foGeH CT faqiG tab 6ifie 6fIHien
bon ben aWeFfaHlldH yoio0ieH
bqHatt 0HfDeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28
General 1l1occ miro
I'M Cdnbc nerbleibcn
Eod ifJfinbat znm aDmmau6enr
bee eit.Iegartfmfntg ge.
mGdlt BcFbfn.

Gol6iuaton g. Moi.-synoem
en- idaie. oab e. ndt Qr1ud beg
Qrieq beparteiaeHis 1T, feline ge.
ic6le aH Cfii3iere 80 erfldrpn, Uei.
acrie iidj 1rlretdi gafcr geitcrn
n6eHb, eineu ftomHeut0r 3u ben Be.
ie6le, ourd ben Genardlntdior ggoob
6es aoumnnoo3 Der 50. GibiHon
ber gidtionalnrBcc ent6oben milr0e,
5u maflen
@ener0lm0ior Mo0o lit 6er dlteite
Cfii3i2r Der regelre4ten Qlrmee unb
ocr gffe9l idlicBt aus, 0aB er bic
Chiffon, bic ba Camp 8uniion
liegt, IN ,rdalrdd dnfii6ren fDir6.
90 herlantet baB GeneralHaior
2gooo baB A~aH1n6o fl5er bas
nqiilide glrmeeOeD0rtenent er91lten
ioa NIT eine1t 9nnpiqudrtier In
5du Brnucibco, n6er feline ofii5ieQe
Grildrun9 feet cdriiber Dor. giS
bor 5lpei 9ageH 6aite mon feline Q6.
ntng, boB General Woob feline Gb
btFon niht or ber 5ront 6efcbGgen
ioQte. er batte Die dr5tlifje Inter.
ip4nng nod ieiuer Nidfc6r in
5rnnfrah beiiaB6en, Do er 0nrh
eine beriteube iran55iii6e @rauaie
uorb2n Udr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28
Sammirs l6lagrn
Orri Nngriffr ab
ysicbsn bel eiucm Geosnonoriff feIntIite Orda
ben nnS bcbauptsn I'D, IN ccnIelbcn bis cer
Befebl sur Nildkcbr sintfifft
n, :. sIIcoer freibeu seinS In Sic SIu4t

ritdnet bis IN Die bpiiiide 0inle.
oie iie liber einc Shlnbe LONG bcictt
bielten.
Vel GatlgnD mirop ben TeiiiIbcH
ein 10 beiBcr Gmpiaug brrciiet oaB
iie nldt iBicoer sum gIupriii iiberein.
aeit Die Qcrluiie orb 6einoes ma.
ten afoB.
IS mnrben bel bieirn orci gln.
1riffen fiini 6einoc aefaugen penoln.
men, oie amcritaniidlen @teIIilnaea
nbar iuaren bur9 oas icinbIibc VT.
iilIerieIeuer itort mitgenonlmet pmo
man til iett babel oieieIben ouSou.
6eiiern. gB fam berihicbeutIit sian
Sdn0geiueuge. Gs ipifo Geiagt, oaB
bic DeutIden gruiibdn8er trogen
iino iomit 5iemIid itidfeit iinb.
GrfoI8reidIe omerifaniifc SIieger.
Ulit Der Qlmerifoniidjen glrmee in
2otbringen n. g2oi. (gladtberidt.)
Drei omeritaniibe 6lieger boben ei.
nen iiegreiden aanpf nit bier ieino.
liden 5liegern beitanoen Gericlbe
ipdbrte 10 Wlinuten. Die 5einbe
entipiden; zines oer ieinoIiden JIuq.
Seuge wuroe ouBer aanipf qeiett.
Der 6eiuo erSffnete Belte geoeu
bic amerifaniibe Gront In 2ot1rin-
gen etnen i9lperen @nsangriff; 500
@aSbom6eiL bon tpelhen ieoe Oret
@aIlonet g6oSgene entbieIt, uuroen
gIcidseitig abeeieuert. Gas MeIuL
tat oieies QlugrtffaS III nod ni6t be.
faint Gie qlnIerifaner 1ber tunren
aitf oieien 2lnariff borbereitet uno
batteu @egenmabregeIn eetroffen.
5enern dnf ameritnuildJe SoIpitGIer
Wiit bet glHlcrifoniiden glrmee
IN 5ronfret6, 28. Waat. gouutoa
nd9Htltna ftelen iuebrerc Granaten
n oer 9ldbe bon 5rpei ameritaniIden
binter 6er 5ront in Der
Bitdrbie nie0er. eS tuurbe feiu
56a6en ongeridtet.
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GrfoEolcGcr 11rcteit
Scr BSbnten IN Jctl,0

Gae Nloines 60, 2s.' Uldi.
@oubemeur &6fhing ertldrte zinc
Grldtlteruug ieiner III Oer lebten
9odJe 6er6fieutIidltcn PROCLAMATION,
oaB feline 1u6cre Spra6e IN Soma
ouBer eHghid gebrau6t merben
0arf. sd nteiite gennlL mas i9
idqte", erfldrtp 6er @ouberunt
uqjon irbt an biB gum Gnbe bes
stricqe5 ioQ In Soma feline aBbctc
1prabe geibrohen tDeroert alb IN,
iere eiqene. G15 mag einige l1Hge.
leqen6eiten 6ereiien fiir cine 8eit
lang, 16et mir miiiien es TIM Die
In Ge6or glapibs bdben
geqen bic 4rofl1untion protejiiert
06er 6er @onDefneltr ingte, 6aB
feine 2lusnnbuteu geninfJt iDerbeu.
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g9oI0lnaion. 2s W1ol qtmcri.
fdaiIbc 1uipprn beiinben fidl aeacn.
miriin an bff HlciIftoni tn anHtpie.
Iiflca aebi aus Dem 0fntiaen We.
ridlt beg @cHgroI8 4leflbinp btr.
Dor ,,n bemielbea bcibt es, 0aB
Der 8einb bel btci glnafilten ee.
idllaaen mutbe, m0 baB omerifouk
idc guibbcn iii bic ieinblitben c8rd.
ben eIu0rat1ar uub hieicfbrn cine
Bcitlan1 brbaipieicn
,yn gBoepre Giitrifl murbe cine
dnareiicnoe liogtl iriu6lidlc 90.
trolltae nit ihpertu 9erliiitcn i9rcr.
icts Observation-Disclosures
@dltfi1e Bn5uhgriife iinb III
QoiGriugcn 3it DcrBciduen.
gluarifis a6gci6IaBrn.
2lrerifauiide8 Souptqunrtier in
Braiireid, 28 D}al @eitern irii9
itntcrnabmen iciuoIihe 2lbteililn.
Gen gegen anietifaniide 9teIllngen
III 0er 4liedro'1 bret teridieoene
2lngrifie. Ger critic erfolgte um
6:l5 BET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Der 3peite un0 brittle purbe gIei6.
3eitig im 7.30 redte bon GattgnDI
un6 iuiebernm bel 5ontaine ilr.
Wionibi0ier unterHonIlneH. vie oretI
iDur6en unter ihpcteH gerIiiitenI
fir bic geitideB obgeluieien Die
amerifaner unterf0bmen i6lieBli1I
eiuen @egendngrifi, bertrieben ben
Jeiuo aus i6teg Gjrdben uno 9iel.
ten oipicI6cn, Biz oer gcfe9l fam
f6 mie6er aui iBre alten 9tellnngeu
5ltriidju3ie5en
Gem efiten glHgnf gtng Elm
idlDere5 qlrtillericieuer boraub; Der
Gcino riifie IN 5pet q9o9en beran
linb cr9ielt nns rn8 berti1tenbes
@rifiie. m0 WlaidinengciDebr.
feuer Gs qeiau9 ben 4ngretfern,
in BIZ 1merifaHlidc 2inie ein3nbrin.
gen; Bel eiHen iofort org1niierteuI
@egenangriif a6fr Duroen iie ipie.
ber Dertrieben 9tA 3itriid5ieben6e
BatteH cinen 2(merifaner
gei1ngen genonuHeH; oerietbe nber
loir6e bon ieineu anmeraoeu ipie.
Der 6efreit.
Gcr 5Deite glngriif ,toar bon Der.
iel6en 9eftiafett mic Der erite, oo6
gelaHg eg ben 2lHgreiforn nidt III
bic amerifauii4e Ginie ein5tbriugen.
Gin @egenaugriif braAte bic ZINE.
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observation-disclosures
tUetSeit bcItt0ff

Naibington %. @lni. General.
anmalt @regorD gab befannt, o1b al.
le gritdeberger, bic bag Qano perIaI.
len, I'M ftb oem Gienit 5it entsieben,
nod i9rer gliidte6r ouf @rltno oes
ge6ungggeieteS pro5eifiert tper.
ben fDiirben.
Der @enernlanipalt CAB in Ger
6inoiing NIT Der 2tnfiinoigung fols
gen0e Grfldrtng nb:
oGg III niin 8ur aenntrig getona
men oaB cine QIu5dbl bon W1nnern
im pe6rpflidtigen gllter 6nS 2on0
beriaijen ba6en un0 6ab ioqar lett
nod geLegeHtlid ioIde 61s Ganb oer.
lafen, itm Dem gliIitdr0ieuit ali ent.
ge9en.
aGieie Griideberger ge6en ft6 an.
i6eineno oer 3auiioH Bin, 6oB fie fid
i9ren miiitdrii6en 9erpfliAhtnaen
entBieben fonnen, inbem iie in eineH
nn6eren 9anoe iJren tentpordren
gso5niiB mf ariegsbauer oifidIa.
gen unb banii nod GtrieqSenbe bier.
Ber 5uriifteBren f0Hnen um bic
l5riI4te ber Gpfer mit5ngenieben an
oenen iie feinen anteiI batten.
aamH Der anmbf ieood boriiber
III f0eroen iolde Qelits Bel BEN Ger.
iid, Bierber 5urlid5ufebren finoen,
oaB ite ii9 Dor @eridt 81 berantiDor.
ten Babeu unb 8iUar anF bic 4n.
flage biz, 6ns 2ln69e6unge1eles oer.
lett 81 babeB. Gieig Sale tDer6en
rlidf4tslos berfolgt wer6eL nobel
bic 8frbdngung 0er Ui1rImdlitrafe
e1tDfobleH iDerben iDtrb.
a@iue Deridbrnn9 lUirb nift bic
.trafberiolgung bebiabern Solhe
glidyifeaiIlranten un0 lrlideberaer
lDef0en eHtlpeber 5urildglfebren ia.
6en tfm i6rer GieHitpllidt All 0cnii.
gen. obt bauerab efp0triiert bIds
beu Hlilien, tDobei ibuen 1Ie AZ.
hlnitieen yiirgerredie DorenibaIten
bleibM Iie @e9ierang pirb iDd.
tex felHeswegs geneigt lein, loideu
festea irefnbiDie eine aage1Ieine
Amneiiie BIZ gaiaiiqa
4auBsrtm ioaig lid bic Ceffent.
lldfeit Dor Angea baliefg bnb jeoer.
mann, 5er auem anbefeH bebillli4
III alis bem ganbf 5u efiifomaen,
um III be- 8iiliiarDIqniies sn ent.
gie6sH ioigig iebermau, 5fr aHem
anbetea be6iilGG II, als gliIiidr.
illidtliH9 lg eigaH aHoeTeH 9aHbe ~
lfbH, hal cer 8efletang bes Gplos
Haqsageses ld,aitiq madlt unb bel
boasu esfalm ~ eaOazilaes kaA5
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Deulittst t'oIh ion
bariuli uebcn

rlmiertam as aRdl tlt nmt.
ile Qluiiofhetina hIt " ralldllaub
iihtfoll nnafldiln0eh liebl latlftl
atSfbl bafiuh hitlen eHiHff unb
bflil bWn gl0lftldnh NiHt utfld.
nHa hlfltf @lIlpthfuNa HI her
alnelnlldi AtilidHldIcn BAnnn nou
ellen beldai 0i Unbaltadi oet
ut0bgn Nlnunfla m Weber lpllien
llelde mip Htnp hos trodrn bon
diiben uH6 iirlfln maIaebtu
Nlc alellttfn loiIcH 0cu dunaen rIu
gldIpel Iehb
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5o6n Z B6itt Blifdlieb ber ge60r.
be file QrbeiierpOlihE

ggdi6nqton, ~. Ulm r. a0b.
lenDsriDaltqr Garfield 6ot 6aite ber.
flnbet, 6nB 4o6H V N6ite gum
agrtreter oer aoblenbenDoItHag.
ge66r6e an oer 9e60rbe iiir ar6ei.
terpolitf ernonnt muroe, 6eren gor.
ite5er gelir Grdnffurter III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28
NEBRASKA GERMAN PRESS
is LOYAL TO UNCLE SAM
(rro he Bond Bulletin" issued BY the Publicity Department
of the Tenth Federal District Kansas CITY No.
May ~, 1879

Win ~ per cent Of The total Of Nebraskas population
either German horn d German parents, that state IL leading
a otherr m the Tenth federal Reserve District II purchases
n liberty Bonds IN the campaign Just eBded This spirit O
logatg ne United States IL reflected IN The hne support
that has been given ne Liberty pan campaigns ard ell
6tbef Nag activities by he fifteen newspapers of Nebraska
hat are printed d The German language.
The Omaha Daily Tribune, We only German language daig
IL that sate which Yields D0Wera influence has been
o he most persistent bosers The entire e0uatry m Uncle
gau and he esaselatbiswa rs sdt0r Nr Val j. Peter
nho Wag visitor 81 he Central Liberty Loan headquarters
Kansas ctr Wsbesday nj only has gsed bis paper y help
veil Lbety Bodds bat bas done personal wofk song Ne
German epeatng Deeple.
There afe fourteen German language Beeg papers IN
Neaea fba have aso gyea many columns ~ taer sDaee
b he euOD1t ~ Ne Lbertg Loaa campaign
The res8it 0f 81 ths publicity is sbgnB ~ he bgalg n
Heaska Gefma0s n purchasing Liberty Boa1ss n his
aeefon II s Wobg 81 nots that he ep8ntss ~ Cedar a11
Thagef n na b Tefy afge pepefiiob N Ne pegps N
German brh Dafentsge, 1yfnZ Hmm Faas fm ne
egaaflea md fof gFsetiealy 81 eieas and tgW6s.
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qgei5entrnte ~ 1uag bteonneu.

5orf @ort5, Ierl u. U1m,-
Eas GiB9eimica ber Giei8enernte IN
6iaIen SATIRE 61t in IeHtoh Goofe
uub qgtie Goprtg In LeTab Be-
0oHnen.
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Jtal. premier oebf
nacb Sef sront db

Mont, q. glai % Derlantete
6eute, bdB qreHtieg Orlando it6 aB
bic front 6eaebcn babe
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6fs Eanha RHb ilmasgeBo, beB
i04t 4e5Tosfa uHb ,5qDa ae9eH.
l61er 9elig Abnb aHb 4glitWe4J;
teln nelealIIa.gE AeM1eEaskrgea i.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28

funiiautn Ann nlsfRInuTrn uanrn
rtNAlt tNa hAli, AUTHORIZED Nh rnK
Arr up uctnntR 4 iait ON vim Ar
rms rpst Orrtun nr OMAHA. knna
~ 0hnrR oR run PRESIDENT
A, 4 nNHIhson, ruHfMAHrrnuENrnAb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-28

AN AMERICAN NmwarArrR wMicn
STANDS ron AMERICAN lnEAtA AND
PRINCIPLES PRINTED M nip GERMAN
LANGUAGE ron AMERICAN CfuGnNs
VINO RrAn uERMAN
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