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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
YANKS SHE'LL
OUT CURRENCY
Then Find They Misunder-
stood French. Priest, and
Have Good Laugh.

Chaplain Walter A. Beaudett, OF the
18th engineers, railway, who has been
in France since the early part Of
1916, has written his sister. Mrs
George i. Cameron. 11O3 East Nevada
street, showing that in the midst Of
the terrors Of war the Americans
never lose the humor they are Eener-
ally endowed with.
Part Of the letter is as follows;
The cure OF a little village church
down in the S. o. S. got into his head
that his pensioners were overcharg-
ing the Americans for laundry work.
for chocolates. for souvenirs and other
things. Being a downright sort Of
person he decided that something
must be done about IT, So next sun
day, in his church, filled one-half
with his own congregation and the
other half with les soIdats Ameri-
Gains he proceeded 10 read the for
mer the riot act In accents strong
and French he laid down the law
-Nous hernandez cinq francs quanu
VOus aVeZ droir a IN franc settlement
was one Of the points he laid stress on
again and again by way Of telling the
faithful that some Of them were ask
ing five times more than they had
right TO-
Cinq Francs BY Bushel.
"The Americans didn't know much
# {
long enough TO know 'cinq francs
when they heard it. They heard IL so
often in the course Of that sermon
that they thought that was what the
good man wanted from each cue Of
them So when monsieur le cure
started down the main aisle right az
ter the beginning Of the credo TO take
up the collection. he was fairly
swamped with five franc notes. Every
@. u. blouse was un5uLtoned and from
every one came the little blue paper.
BY the time he got down the main
aisle and was going 20 turn Up the
side aisle, they had so exhausted the
collection baskets capacity that he
had TO make an apron out Of his cas-
sock. And he could not understand
IL at ALL
Regard II Cheap Enough.
81 was chaplain OF the particular
american unit that thus sheIed out
so generously and was sitting in the
u-crl OF the church knowing French
and also the boys-I was equally
surprised at the outlay. Later I in
CURED and found out what had
prompted IT Then the boys had a
mighty good laugh. Not SO with the
French priest when he heard about Z
T. He was horror struck. Il must 7
get that money back TO them. Ii is I
not right ] must give 1t backH he I
exclaimed. No. you mustn't, father I
7 laughed. i told the boys all about I
it, and they say the lesson In French /
was cheap at the price. Besides, your
sermon hit home so hard they've more /
than saved five francs apiece this last I
week in town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27

Election Returns Tonight
Given from stage at Texas Grand.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
american Says French
Trio Imprisoned and
Beat Him For Monet

Aoulines, France. July Thames
Slater Of Webster. Mass. today took
the witness stand in the trial Of
three persons who are accused Of hav-
Ing illegally detained him-Andre
Biscay, his wife, Anna Biscay, and
Raymond Barrau-and gave testf-
mony against the defendants. The
accusation is that they induced Slater
TO go TO chateau where he was held
for many days while money was ex-
tOrted from him
Slater said he was treated with the
utmost brutality and that wounds
were inflicted frequently by the beat
lngs Barrau gave him. His detention
lasted more than three months.
The woman. the witness testified.
twice brandished a dagger at him
with one hand while in the other she
held ont a check TO be signed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27

NAIIN ERANUIASE-IhiS fabric comes
So inches wide, and is unusually heavy,
but very soft and drapy. 1t is the Queen
Of satins for both street and reception
of %s coior 8 O 4 g Tar{' at $500
SATIN AIETEOR-A very soft, light
weight crepe meteor, with unusual high
satin surface. Most desirable for light
weight, clinging dresses; 40 inches wide;
all wanted shades. O. q ~
Priced at yard, GQOoOO
CASHMERE DE SOIE-An elegant sat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
Chic Suits For Fall
At $50 To 500


novelty PO twill gabne and
coor such Algerian, reindeer, Burgundy plum redwood
hch Cuban Congo fawn dphne and black Pricing according
'The Ppuars" usual standards. Fifth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27

John W. Morrison. Westport. Mass:
VIM. MulhOliand. Lowell, Mass; \.
+. Naples, Westboro, Mass; Ionic Z.
Neal. Crowley, La; Ernest B. Nick
erson, Portland Me- John Osterman,
Kalamazoo, Mich; Edward Panza
Pittsburgh. Pa; Thomas Z. Rafferty,,
Haverhill, Mass: Edward Roth, Nat
lex. Mass; Elsie Salyer. Flat Gap, KY;
Emil W. Schultz, GAINESVILLE WIS.,
Abraham Siegel, Brooklyn, n. Y; Joe
". Stroud. St AIarys. o.; Michael A.
SuZynski, BrOcktOn. Mass; Lawrence
Woodham. Ozark. Ala; John Zaleszi
Toledo. o.; Angelo Zitto, Santacilode-
brolyn, Italy
Wounded. Degree Undetermined.
Capt Percy i. Bunch. jr., Clarks
Hin, $. c.; Sgts- Clifford W. Ander-
son, CrestOn, Ia; Walter /. Bunzen-
dahl, Cresrou. Ia. Pvts. Lloyd n. Bell
Fitchville. o.; Elmer 3. Brown Rich
mond. Cal; John c. Denly. Munsing.
Mich; Patrick 7. McGrath, Worces-
ter, Mass; Joe AIcManning. South Ac-
ton, Mass Fred Miller, Milwaukee.
Wis; MesrOp Okuzczian, no address;
Conrad A Olson. Worcester, Mass.
Paul y. Reddy, Dorchester, Mass;
Greed B. Taylor, White Cate, Va. FL
zeah H Willett, Worcester, Mass.
Slightly Wounded.
Lieut.. Walter J. Blum. Chicago; Pvt.
Andrew f. Kireger. Troy. n. Y.
Missing n Action.
Pvts. ". H. Gardner. Nyack, n. Y;
Chas. Score, Seattle. Wash.
Previously reported died OF
wounds, now officially reported
as killed in actions Pvt. Richard
w Burns, KilEOre. Tex.
Previously reported missing IN ac-
tion. now officially reported as hav-
ing returned to duty:
Pvts. Gran T. Wetz. New York City.
Mckinley Pigg, Louisa, Ky.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27

cordially invite our patrons to visit TINS
section often and inform themselves as
to what's what for Fall by inspecting
the new materials which are now ar
irving and viii continue to arrive daily.
Satins and satin finished fabrics viii
lead in popularity. Crepe meteors and
crepe de chimes, charmeuse and Geor-
gettes viii be in great demand. Silk
pushes, velvets and fur effects viii
have a big call. The coming season,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
HOUSTON BOY MENTIONED
IN MARINE CASUALTIES

Washington. ID. C.. July 27.-The
marine corps casualty list today
shows Killed in action. L; wounded
severely. Z. missing, 4; total. r.
Pvt. Wallace II. O'ReiTy. Hous-
ton Texas was killed in action.
The list follows
Killed In Action.
Pvt Wallace NJ O'RefIly, Houston,
Texas.
Wounded in Action, Severely.
Trumpeter Earl +. Mauren. st.
Louis, No; Pvts. Henry Autler. New
York city; John A. Bobvink, NouuEs-
town, o.; Howard Dean. Mitchell.
$. D.; Ernest G. 1IcCabe, COhawsett,
Mimi; Guy Thomas. Price. Utah
Harry S. Heart. Cleveland. o.
Missing In Action.
Pvts. Michael Eardois. Dunmore.
Pa; George Johnson. jr.. Detroit,
Men, Harry II. Lockwood. Puente.
Calf; Thurman Z. Worstau Zanes-
vile, o.
Reported in cabIegram No. 1sg
Gully 23).
Wounded In Action. Severely.
Corp. John r Mills, New York
PEts. Walter S. Austin. Cincinnati. o.;
Clarence " Clark, ParOWan, Utah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
WHEELER BACK
FROM TRENCHES
Indicted Arizona Officer in
Deportation Cases in
Washington.

Bisbees Arizs July 27--Capt- Harry
I C. Wheeler. former deputy sheriff Of
. Cochise county. and recently indicted
in connection with the deportations
last year, has returned to the United
States from France where he was with
the army. 1t is not expected by his
friends here that Capt. Wheeler VIII
return to Arizona.
A telegram received by Mrs. Wheel
er at Tombstone Friday from her hus-
hand, said he had arrived at Wash
ington. D. c.. and expected a few
days leave Of absence The message
asked AIRS. Wheeler 10 meet him at
AlamogOrd0, n. II.
Capt. Wheeler, who was indicted by
the federal grand jury at Tucson, last
Nay I'm connection with the depOrta-
tion OF 1855 striking copper miners
and their alleged sympathizers from
Bisbee last summer, also is a code
PENDANT in damage suits growing out
Of the deportation filed at Tombstone,
ana aggregating more than $4,000, 900.
Service in these suits can not be OBJ
tanned on Capt. Wheeler until he re-
turns to Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
PUBLIC asked TO CONCERT;
LACOCK WEARS NEW BAR NOW

AT Q o'clock Sunday evening, in the
6zd Held artillery auditorium at Fort
Bliss, the band Of the regiment, led
Dy Lieut. E j. LacOck. director. who
has Just received his commission. will
oIIer program Of six numb ers. to be
completed by mass singing and some
special numbers by visitors from FL
Faso. Chaplain W. 3. Zimmerman.
OF the artillery regiment, viii sneak
on the subject, THE Esprit Of Ou-
Regiment. What and HoW2' The pub
lie is invited. Parking for autorno-
biles is available. The band program
follows:
March. @selIs-FlotO Triumpha1-
overture. poet and Peasant
Selection. Les cOntes D. Hoffman"
(Safranek)-
Variations on Maryland" CShorD.
Medley overture, -Remicl-'s Hits
No II" (Lampe).
One step, Long Boy CWalker).
Lieut.. Lacock, who is a Belgian by
birth, is the first band leader here to
be commissioned first lieutenant IN
der the new regulations. IL was said
Friday. Billy Cain. OF the 5th cav
airy. who went TO the Quartermaster
corps, was commissioned, but did not
return to the band, which is led BY
Henry Flick.
During the week Miss Nellie MAY
Bowen and party gave a delightful
entertainment to the men Of the s2d-
Other programs are planned for the
coming weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
Secrets. COTTER ARE aOvER.s

Word has been received by James
COtter, pioneer resident and employee
at the FL Paso smelter that his son,
sergL Thomas p Cotter who was a
machine gun instructor at Camp
Travis, Tex. has safely arrived over
seas. Another son, SergL c. E. Cot
ter, has been in France since the first
OF the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
New F all Waists
At $3.50 To $45

DECENT arrivals of a selection Of Midsummer and
4AEarly Fall Waists IN all the new colarless and
round neck effects.
WOLFE AND ORGANDIE WAISTS-Plain and lacy
effects some white combined with flesh blue others
all flesh; daintly trimmed
CEORGETTE WAISTS-For early Fail, in flesh white
and navy; dressy and plain tailored or travelling Waists
Styles to please all at S15O to SIS. See these Waists
when you come here on Monday. -(FIfth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-27
1883 ON ARMY
CASUALTY LIST.
Two Texans Are Killed in
Action; 2 Are Wounded;
2 Die Of Disease.

IF you know any men whose names
appear in the following casualty list
please telephone The Herald-202O.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
Tiirken beb0nHeIn
1lnicriIaltcr CUT

Mai6inoton, 1s. april. - 9lne.
dtoucr Ste In lcilcn bon Nalditino
lcbeu Bic bon Siirfcn bcicet ltn6,
iiu0 feiucn oBroiiamfriirn ieitens
Der Tirfcu nnsacIubi. Ticir 01it.
teiIuna mudjte StoatE iefrctdr can.
iina geitcrn nodmittaa benz gIbae.
or0neten Sieael bon 9lcm gorf.
@lchrere gluerifoucr. bic iih In &c.
ruialeu beionoen che oieia 5taoi
bon oln griteu beicbt murhs idid.
te man nod Tauosfus. 3mci onla.
rifoniidc Der 5picnooc bcr00dltiae
Syloen muroen ber6aftet imo ibnen
Dor einem arirQ8ocrid1t 4'ro3eB ae.
modlt 9cibc iuilroeu. oo linen
ndts nohaeiDteien pcrocu fonntc,
oui frcicn SUB 0eiebt Sc iporen
oicies glOolpb qlinaIooes un0 u.
2sbin bon Geiu gorf.
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SchweNeu IeiAet
an li,enknoppbeIt
auh s'aummrnmarta hnb lelphal
IN bic N6hf atl6utat N6hit.
prtlr tnatieti

GloTbom is aput lit re
htcuna bot rh @crHama trlnt
iru Muh Die 0c giefbronh III
MON mo Nnumormortn, 0anun,
aoru INTO @ltbertiproontirn uUer
gln eiuidilIcbIih llultrAcua Min.
icrtlti0ara un0 RrdueBTlciocru, Be.
ittdnfi miro, Gle 6iirien tn 8u.
funlt mr aur Ror5tiauna einet
aortc rrrtmuit m1Ncu, bic mr 0onu
nusaeiicut mira wtm Elm mtrIlidles
9e0iirfui5 hir ben aeniinidign @c.'
acuiionA uatgeiDitIcu merNn fonn,
Gle Nldbrt1tl 'uurbe acttoiieii,
um Ste I'M stoiiarcih borbou0eneu
Qorrdtr al fonlcrBicteH unO einem
Qepiiien aQcfigntan0rl" Gubolt an
ncbteteu, ourdl meldcn monde Pr.
tifcl micOcrDoIt in irem0e Sduoe
ii6crginacu obnc 0cn Qonirmeuten
AL errcitbcu Eic Rreiie fn0 oo-
6urdl dlf cine otBcror0tntlitc Sohe
dctriebcn iuorogu Go8 billidite 9aor
BON 9onn0uollitthmpfen iilr ain.
0cr, 0dS man bcIounien fouu foitet
iett gum gciipicI flint 9roueu foie
itlucoiidDe arouc iit In gep66uIthtn
3citcn etlno ~ GcntS ptrD un0 on
ocrc 9triitcl iino i'm gcrbdltds cben-
10 teuer.
Die nene Afrhlaing beitimntt
S0titpreiie iiir gauupoIlmnren.
Die HeauIotionen erlaubeu iroer
@crIou bonItcnS uicr a}aur Striims
pfc, bier Dldnnerbcui6en, 5pei Qlt-
iiiae bon llnterfletoern, IT, (. IN.
Seine aoniturten ioaeu on irgeno.
jcnonn ousocqeber peroeL Der b.
rctts bic por9eidJricbenen glayimaI.
borrdte belitt.
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SQmmies btiebrl
9ticmQMOs 0QaO'
GrcE mcbri0cbcr In rotbrinocn pcFoencmmensE
seEooncssicrunesn, iit man nidbt ant
ncn ScinS ocItcben
GreffIidsrRelt Scr IT, ; ,lrtilerIe erItaunIit

0ltt Ocr amertfonii6cn armee IN
2otbrtnacu H. april - (glodlis) J
2lucrttauiite gruppen, ipelGe
i'm 9otbrin1cn gIbihniit im Ereiien
ite1en, Dobcn gticinun0S 9on0 ae.
nommcu 4utrouIen idleiden iih
fdit ieoe gtdt6t an Die ieinbIidie Der.
boue. obue oobci mlf ben 8eino sii
itobcu
Gin 2eutont nnieruobm init t2
9laun eineu &cfoqioS5icrinaSaong
uuo orouq babel bis in 0ie brittle
ieinolide 2inie ein Gr mod,te
8eihulnaeu itber bic Dloidiucn.
artue9rncitcr. St1u6e Der Sdorf.
idiibeu uim. Gie 1rppen mur0en
bont Jeinoe md)t beoba6tct. Gin
2trtiIlerielcutnout beobohtcte cine
iein0lihc SeIofii6e, mic Iie it'd Ocn
iein0Iiden 2inicu nGberte. @8erflirt
nod eiumnl,a inete 6icier 2elttnant,
I'D pette, ib foun ben Gelti6en
bic Slppe bcrioI8etl.s Ser erite
9huB mar 3u "lon9o Der 8peite
8u "ft1r3o, Der brittle Der NOR Elm
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s6nt fir
lo9aIc osntide.
grdiiOcnt @ilioa mifbiIIigt began.
gene @cmalttaten.

G6icogo, is. 9lpriI. g]ot.
iddft Brditoent S9ilion'S, ungere6.
ten 9lrgluobn mo @epolttoteu ge.
cen 9tmerifoner oeuti6er g(bfunft
ausoriidIit niBbiaigenb, pnroc
beute Der G6icogocr rgliiocjotlon Of
Commerce" bon Or. g9nt. &. gobn,
Dem Setretdr oes Stem gorfcr 3ruci.
ges Der ai5retHoe oer ocutihen
0emofratie" iiberreidt.
2a5 9'rdii0enten 8oti6aTt Iolttet
gum Seil foLaenoermaBen:
oSte t6nucn fi6 perIibert bal.
ten bob meinc Spnpotbien uno
meine Iltt9flfe Sbuen aur 8erfii.
gpug ite5en, no eS beibt, ben Iona.
len gelpobHern unieres 2onoeS bon
Oeutiher 2tbfttrfl ben 9eneis Der
2hfribti9feit unicrer @inri6hnQen
gu lieieru. IS betriibt mid ii6er Die
DlaBeu, bob qelte, bie es nift Der.
berodhtiqt lperoen iin0 6oB
Snpohlngen, ia ielbit
@eiualttntcn auf @runo mir eiues
gerood)te8 Dorfonlinen.
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goatrtfier, nm ben aideuipoeen1
mar Is eeidleber,
Ole mrrifoniihe glrtinerir bat,
Die icinoIiden @attericn nod fir.l
5em aumpf pm Sdmciscn acbrodt.l
1tc 6ran5oicn fms iibcr bic Ercif.I
iifberbcit Der oneritariiden glrtiue.l
rte eritoirt.
qlmiterbaru, Is. 9lpril, Gos|
NolffS @uremt neIbet: gt6roIih BON
ct. Dlibiel iDuroe in Der Sonntae.|
nod Der Souptteil Der anerifoniitbenI
5teIlung Ditlih unb iiioSitIidb bon
0loigeb, an redten llfer Der W1oas,
bon Den Geiitiden TN Shlrnt genon,.|
men.
Sin aroBer 9eiI Scr Soupioertei.
0igungSIinie ocs 5einocS opf oenI|
2molpege bon 5t. @libieI nod Rclt.
broiS Dur0e oufgero[It, trot oesI
tapferen 99ioeritonoes oes 8einoes.
mcIher Die iftperiten 8erIlite CT.
litt, 5uidtIidb oes gerIiiites an GIe.
fonaenen.
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Birkncr 0ctecrt
mnS ocfeScrt

@antn &c, g. 49, IL. QlpriI. -
gierb1noert @efangene oes staots.
5u6tbdiieS legten beute nddmittng
einen Strif Inn ben Sails oes Wla.
iors syo6n 0l. Qlirtner bon qincoln
gteb., un0 aogen ocuiel6en i'm @e.
idnenis6of berum nnd5em iie Den.
ielben geteert imo qefeoert 6atten.
Dlajor girfner toitr0e bier ipegen
8erlebung oe6 Spionagegeiebes nls
gunbe8gefangener feitge5alten od
er bic giirgidoft tn gctrage bon
$4,000 nidjt ftellen fonnte. Wlaior
girfner Iton6 bisber in Comp gooD,
Ganino, q. So. @irfner mar in
geutidlono geboren uno NOR felt 30
Sdbrpn i'm Ger. Stnaten glilitdr.
6ienit. Or NOR Gin Cifi1ier Der
1877. f5el6orii1eric 5einr Geinlot
1T tn Qineoln. glcb Die @attin bes
Wlajor girfner madJie ein SdJreiben
ibreB @atten betonBt. uoraus ber-
bor9e6t oaB beriel6e Der Jleaierimg
gegenilber lobol mar. es iHeint,
bob glaior girfner bas Cpier elmer
gtabdle geiuot6en II.
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g6enler i'm 2enlldlen a,ans.

Qlm Sonntaq, ben 81 Qlptil, fin,
bet i'm Demidlen Saus eine 16ea.
tcrborftellu ifatt, Bic meBr alg ge.
m06nIi6es Sniereiic unter ben geut.
i6n errege 6iriic. 8tr 2tniil6r.
ing fonnt ein Iuitiqer SdDanf
ben infer alf6efaunter Uluiit. unb
@qima. .1ireftor, &err Lbeo. gleeie,
gum glerfaiier 6nt un6 ben aitel
iiibrt oglobleiie uu6 gomeiiif4 o0er
Ser un6 giener." @enn ifon bic
&nubIHng eine ,nide un0 lebbnfte
IT, 10 ttdgt 9err glefie, 6er bic
Snupiro0e ipielf, bel bn5l BEL, bnb
Die 8uidauer nldjt mlB BEN goheH
foHneh Die banblima mirb nod
6urd nfbrere bnilenbe GoapIets
belsbt nu0 idliegi NIT elmer Gei6e
bou I0ujfoH Ser IN bifief
crnitm Bell ere 5tuHte berdHligt
iciu pin seriduHe nidf nm yqnu.
iaa Hodudiiag ins 1eaiIdc aags
Sn se5en.
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Silnlscbn cmoIild,e
SsbiIie perlcnIst

0mNon rs Npril Tt us.
mimtiai berldiitl Noh uahrtnA Der
lctiGn N0de t3 matide hifle
eurh ailinfn ootr lmlctierbpoit prr.
ienti matom hub n hiritr dflc
norea 1900 1onncn orch rher Dor.
NOct mh 4 untrr oltitm 1enncn.
0eD0Ii Cd MUNRO nud Gin Niher
boot ncrieafi
rs dlilc murNm otne 0rioIa
0uacariiieu ginhrIouiea ituh 22ii
diiie. obeeiobren fn0 2i5G
Sn Der norbfraehenbcn sRohe
muthcn uur q cnaliidc shiffr Alrdl
lPtucn o0er ltutcrictboolc bcricnit,
4 Ocriclheu mnren iibcr 1900 Con.
men arob.
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DiScsGclli,. PcluarS
1s0nSiSat fir Senator

2incoln, glebr, Is. 9(pril. 8ise.
@ouberncrr &olpar6 BON Columbus
bot geiteru iainc aanoiootur fir bic
Domination fiir Scr 5taaten Sena.
tor auacfiinoat Syn ieiner Qlnfiln6i.
ging iaote CT yGS liegt Dem 9olte
Der 9ereiniqten Stadten MIR cine
6rnge Dor uno bicic lit 70 gclpoItig,
Deb ole ouberen 5or i5r 3uiommcn.
oi5nGs i'd crm16lt merocn Ioltc,
ncr6e i'd ben S56itfomman6iercn.
beu, ben Brdiioenten Ser gcrpinig.
ten Staaten, in ic6eu 4}lane un6
ie6cr 2lnitrengung nntcrtiiben our
Gurdfu6rlng imo @elpinnung oeB
5erner trit @orbcrneir Sonar0
iilr Die er6altiidq Der 99aiicrredte,
ltebcrno6mc Der 6ffeniliacn 8c.
trie6e 6ur6 ben 1taat uno @eieb.
lc6ltng fir bic garmer Elm.
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Scniaticn bel
Scr 1tnterIMcbmto

2incoIn g2e6r. IS. Qlpril.-eine
Seniation COB e8 geitern in Dem
8erb6r bon 5rl. 2Doia McD1obon,
Der entlaiIenen @crualteyiu Der @e.
ueba syn6uItriol S6ule. 9lIs Grau
u. z. Saut, frilbere Grace g2oore,
auf ben 8eugcniton6 gertfen mir.
be, ridjtete 2lonofdt gurfe Don &c.
nebo folgenoe 6rnge on fie; o$oben
Gle rift elmer qelpiiien g}erion ge.
ia9t, 6aB Der @rdiioent oer 5tnaB.
fontrolbe6or0e. &err @eroes, fir
sybren 3uitano berantiUortlih lei2"
Gie 6rau nntrportete raid un6 iogte
neiu Gle bdlt befaurtlih ben Uluii.
fuS 5ogan fir 6eu Batter i6reg Sin.
6es. Der 8orfoI bei Der Inter.
iudung fat Gutriiititng 6erborge,
rufen ii6em man Deriu6t, bic Ser.
lDaltunasbcnmten oamit 5u bertDi.
feln. giihter glbert bon Columbus
III aud elmer Der Bcrtretcr bon Grl.
Q2eD2abou, gnb ober an bnB er
ibren }aq nift aus ge5a6luna,
ion0erH mis- otter JreimbIdJnft 5u
Der glacQlo6on 5aluilie iIbernom.
men babe.
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glnS 0eS 0lOiues.

Ges Dloines, syn., is. 9lprtl
@m. Boiler. fir mebrere sya6re
4}oIi5iit fiir bic 9lot s55lon6 @a6r,
purba nH Sounto1 uoht bon elmer
Honater 2otomoti0e getroiieu uno
ioiort qet6tet 9err 9o1ler 1T I'M.
bcrbeiratet uno mo6nt an Glib 9ter
StroBe 9ier ghneitern betrauern
ieinen Cob.
6ran Gliia6et9 golter. 1864 Ste
1troBe mobrello mur6e am D1outna
yto6nittog, ale iie NIT ibrer Tod.
Ter Dora Die titc tm6 Occult StraBe
paiiierte. bon tinpnL glitontobil,
pelheS bon bron W2erDern Gaois.
1923 46ite StroBe gelenft mur0e.
10 un1liidlid aetroiien DAB fie nad
ipenigen Wlinitcu berihie0. Grmt
golteu III GA e5abte aft iln0 po6nt
felt beiuabe 50 syo6ren in uuierer
5toot Sic nor Gin eifriga8 ght
gIie6 6e5 Gentibcn DdncH Iurn.
Dereins Die Sinttrbliebencn fiu6
ggm 2 gohen, Naibinqton Q.
g., Game @oltcn @er5ar0 8olten
gombert golten. $ermann golten
uno Gorotbea golten 6enen mir I'M.
fer geilei6 jollen sic geer6iging
fan6 ON 8onerstda nddnittaQ bonn
Irouer6auie ans itait.
Ges g2oine8 General Q[6iitant
@uD Fodon tdlt eg fiir ie6r nabr.
ideinfidl bob Bic Gloiien 2.34 Ser
misgepdblten GienitbiHdtigeu niht
5um oftibeu Girnit ber1nge3oqen
Ucrben. 5a Soma cine 9robe Sfofa
IN SO. / BOT. bic no djnidlt dIe
6crauae3oat mor6cn fino.- @ul
berHeur 6or6ina pir6 iein @ciieg
DeriudeH bamt bic qobtcngrdber
I'm Gtaaf fuie6fr bic Qlrbeit diine6.
men nm bic bffIirfltete ao6lennot
im 1tdat 5il bcr9iIten -- Gfia6a
SeubeL Die 8rimn Gouna, bat
ibrcn doutroft nit benz ltnirneb'
ner st. Gaben aeloit Ia5 aou5ert.
hi BefdJem iis aufircten ioGte mir.
be anf 0de9l 6es @ouberHmr5
1nfo.ng nnierorAii 9ea6riddalih
5eliirdifie esr @onbaneir Mnbe.
i5umaeu uH5 5iriie bit5 bic Ter.
lnlaIIlH8 Big ietHm gfie9l gema
eH Iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-18
Ut cine Secs
Sblacl1t 0cplant7.
gritii6cr Stprrcipouoent iirbt AM.
5cidsn, hok bic OcntIdle 6lOtte
anSlonfen luirb.

2onSon, Den II, 9(pril ltnter
Der lleberidrift: sgSiro Die beiltIde
SSlotte ousIaufcn?" iogt Der aorre.
iponoent 1cs Chronicle, nit 9e8ue.
nabme ouf Den 4onlirolitdtsberiHt
iiber G0lunlln1 Der Ottnen I'M Sat
tegott, folaeuoes;
n@elpiIie an3eiheu oeiiten oorouF
bin, bob Die ocittife 5lotte ount
glu8lauf fitb oereit modt. Sbrc I'd.
tigfeit lit iett polig BON oer WliIi.
t1rpnrtei abbGngtg, uno Die babcu
bic Slotte itets ais ben re6ten Sill.
geI oes SeereS ougeieben. 3esbalb
lit cs mobI m0gGid, bob iie oasIdltft.
aScit Der Siitluno Sdlad)t lit
Die Blotte tint 6pei Shloftihiffe,
Die gooen uno Elm on6res, per-
groBert moroen; Sopi fomuen nod
5pei SdIodtfrat3er. 9eritorer uno
Jlotten.ll goote.
g8ic oeuti6e Gtotte miro ntbt
bonn Sfaaerrnd auslmtien, piel.
me6r bon Der SeIgoIono 8ndt, imo
Sfogerrad uno Gottpgott m6gen fiir
einen Giif3ug III getrd6t fommen.
8esbalb iino bic Mineuoperationen
in 6ieieu 8ugdreen 8ur Sitiee BON
beIonoerer geoeutitng. ole britiibe
5lotte 1T biet uG6tiger ais 8ur 8eit
Der Syiltlon6. .5dlodt uno bot bicL
gelernt. 6ie iit iilr uaes porberei.
tet."
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Drci itolieniicbe
St'ific Uerlcntt

Hou5 is 9Ipril @6breuS Der
INIT Dem II. 2rpril cnOenoen @odc
puroen eiH itoIieniidlcr Tampicr
bon iiber 1000 Tonncn un6 slBci
SeacIidiific bsrienlt Gin Tonpfcr
mur0c BON eiuem Gapdboot erioIa.
los ouarlriiim
NoriS mel6et ooB md6ren0 Der
lebtcH @od)e fein S6iff bon ilber
500 Eonncu rrricntt luuroc Sin
Sfifi inter 1000 Gonuen ober III
einem feiu0Iideu Goudboot 5um
Cpier gefoaeu.
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8luei enftltiiier ntrnnfen.

Gan Gicgo, Gal. 49, g[pril.-
3pei g(rmee 2tftittiifer, Die 5u i6rcr
aus6iloling bier itotioniert noren.
berloreu, mie gugen5cugen in Sort
bcridten, iDr 2e6en, ais
ibre @loihine i'm aanaIe 8piiden
bem Rortb SsIou0 Camp uno Sort
in's Raiicr fiel un6 10.
fort innf Die Chic mar ie9r Itort.
gIrmee un0 5lottenoanpfer botten
um 8 llbr bic Maifne nod niht
Gefinoen, oitd mar es uumogIi6.
Die @rrllngIiidte 5u ioentifi5ieren
neil bieIe Der 2uitififfer BON Der
Godtpea t5lieeeriduIe obmeienb ma.
rem.