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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
Dle McImrt Scr
ncmem Dcmcktntic
QraHhtni gNiIipn ipthtti atbnttnt
amtIllontt anl, ben 4, lHli
mil 1tembasbprensn
A. isieta.

0laIpihalon, q g 90 Wlal
somileta Matchmaker CtaonilaiIonpn
weIdp nabtbi dle elcmenie ben
ifpnhaebotgnea Nutaetidldli nrritri
teu IdHdim fiirblid un Wrdiiarii
Aliltbn rine gttiiiou, III melther fiji
lore allane tiir cine ntobdtiiae 20
Ddlildleheuonitf0lipn itir Die Wet.
loalen oarieaien unb qlpidbeitiu
eriudlten. ooh iid bos adnse pout
0ieier 6eiet anibIiebrn moaei llrdi
iiocnt ggilion rrlieb bietoiii aeitetu
finen aIulrlii an ollie pebptcuen glne'
rifnnaf, tn meldcm Ct ite erndlt.
unit 0ra Itfntoaeboreurn 9iltacrn oes
paubes aemciuidaiiIid om 4. SnIi
6ieies sydbree bic Beburt elmer netl.
en unb bebrgrrnTenottotic AZ feieflt
glod)ltcbeub briuaen mir Die Qlut4
mort beB Nrdiioenien IN moriae+
ireller llebcrieenng:
sd bobp Die Mir bon Sbren
bertretcnen aorperidoiieu Sugeianb.
ie 9ctition be8iieli6 Der acpIanicn
Jeier bes Observation-Disclosures mil
groBer @eniatlutne gelcIcu; un0 idI
ipiinihe Gle In geoHtporillng oieIer
@rfldrlng bon gopaIitdt iunb gu.
ten g8lIleHs meiner tteigehIbIten gn.
erfennlng 80 periidcrn
gyltdts mar In 0ieiem Striege er.
frenlid)er, oils bic 2Irt mio Qgeiie,
mie iid nuiere iremooeborcnen Dir.
ger mo oeren S01ne nnO I6dlter
IN oieiem gr6Bten oIler ereigniiIe be.
nabmen. Sie ba6en S6ren Slano
nidt MIR our6 tpieoerbolte QopaIi-
tdtserfldrtutoen fiir Die Sa6e fir
Die mir fanpfen, eripicien, ionbern
@ie iin6 aud ieoem patriotiihen
Dieuitruf freiIoielt eeioIet einicblicB.
lid Der 9lliiopieruue oeS gebens IN
oieiem aanpf fir gedt fSrei6eit
ilno Gatotrotie. gor oieier bon
SbneH ge5cigten Greeben6eit Der.
idlpiubeu aIle glaiiennnteri9ieoe,
uno mir iiiblen rmS nls giirger ei.
net oeiitigireien Nepublif.
oWlit ar6Btem gergniigen lino NIT
meiner ber3lihlten @nplcblitnq ma.
dc Id bierinit meine Wlit6iiraer niif
Sore gletition ailinierfiam nno er.
indje lie, genIeiniboftIid NIT sbnen
ben llnabbdnsigfeitstag au fetern,
no iebt alle ituiere grin3ipien, Die
mir bodbalten, aiii benz Spiel ite.
ben unb 6enieIben 3unt erobartig.
iteu In Der @ei9idte unieree Can.
Oeg 5li ninhen.
vggie Der 4. 5uli l776 fiir oieie
Ration bet Gag 6eg @rDaden& mar,
10 laBt un8 ben 4. suIt 1913 ais
bic @eburt elmer neien uno grob.
aeiitieen gemotrntie feiern ourd
oeren einfliiB iene Irdlime Der lin
ter5eidIner Der Greibeitserfldrung In
GrfliIlling aebradlt iperoeu ioIlen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
MilioH Birb fHr 5raneuiiimmrsdt
nidIia mfhr Inn.

WdIbinqi0A 25 WldL ne
5r0uenarbeiier In WnnitioH In g1a.
l9inqt6n bic fig ber Rational 40.
Wen'6 4InriB mit BET 9itie on ben
grdiioeuten anIdloIieH benz guhbes.
0menbemeni fiir 5rnaenitmmredJi
QorIdBnb 81 leillen lDHf6m BON ~.
freide 1aHnlig iHiorHiefi, oob
nIdjts, mas He laaea foHnieH bds
ssaiefdIs be- Yr4hoHieH hi bef Ora.
AZ nb5beH founle, aHb bdb ef ales
9elau Babe. iuas hd mfi letngf ebFe
uno AHltnHo pertfaat nm DaAleIbe
tiitalaabriHaea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25

Nai6iH9ton, 25. D11i. 23 g1a.
men linb bonn grieggbepnriement olif
Der glsrluItIilte 1neegeben. gier
Wiann fielea im anmbie; bier erla.
gen i6feu agunoen; brei ltdrbeni on
stranfbeiten. Wier Wlonn murbcn
Idmer, adt leidf betiDnn6ei Cent.
nanl alberi q. s3obnlon, Collins.
bile, Conn, erlng ieiHen aIunoen;
gelttnanf Gee g. Nn0bp, EouburrD,
W a., isarb inloIge DoH Aranfbeit
eaipiHam Games VI 60a, Goifar.
ga, Der ffiiber nlg berHGbt 9enlel<
bet tDilrbg, miro iett beItlHmt ais
~efan4ener aemfloet, Inter ben ilH
SAMPLE geioleuen bellnbet fiji nnd
& 0apIaeb, Charlton, o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
1teber $S6,O0O,OOO
fir Sds Hotc lsrcu5

@aI6ingfon, 25. wlai 9ie 8eid.
unnqen tiIr 605 glotc streiB bile.
fen iidj aeiiern mif s22.000,000 no.
oiird bic im Nationals G1nptqilar.
tier einberi6iete @elomtiunue 1ilf
ssG, $4,000 geiiiegen tfi geridte
beidgien, toie bic gl0dtidt bon 6em
aBgrit mf bic Goipitdler IN 5ranf.
reid bel 6a5a beiseiragfn babe, ben
dae 5n BEN eriolgreidlten Der Ram.
bagne ~ geIialteB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
gImstIIanIldler glsrIda.

QInleriiuniidlee Odupialotiief tt
6rantteidl, "a a2ot tliotbie 81
BEN heuie gIbeno btr6Hentlldlien Of.
IiBiclleu WrtldDl Deibt es; aGs II
belidlial motorn, 0ab omeritanildlg
Blicaer am "a. Nlo Bluci oentid)t
gleroplane brrabgcidloiicu hoben.
Won ben omerifoniidlen droliten III
nidls giflF6 al mcIoen
Wit Der glmeritonii6en gIrnee IN
2ot9rinarn, 29. 0loi. (glo6tbcridli
bon 8rnnf s. IopIor, aorrciponoeui
Der llniieb Nreb) - @8 III nln.
mebr aeilattet AZ meloen, OoB ante
ritaniide iatbiae 1ruppen einen 1ell
Oct peitliden 2iuie bou 8crotm all'
iomnten NIT fran86iilmeu gtreittrdf'
ten beiqet balten. Nus oem Soiipt'
quarter miro getueIoei, oaB oieie
qlmerifaHer iid IN Den @rdbcn on.
bcrgeiD6bnIidJ cut bcipdDren.
ggoibingiou, 25. WlaI Dos
arieaSoeportement bat bem obigen
9eridt belhe nod tSoIgenoeS bin8il'
suiiiqen. .Diitino1 gladaittaa
Iiir3ten 0bcrlcilinant @aIter Gar.
nebb un0 llHterleiltnant aennetb 8.
Colbert NIT ibrcul 8lug8euge ab
pno muroen totli6 bcrlcbt, gIciOe
iiarben i'm @erlnlic Der yiadt. Dor
i6rem 9o6e erbielteH He lpe9en Der
bel Gei6eprep belpteiencn 3apier.
feit Dor Dem 5ehloe mo Hiebrere
fil6ner sglieaernHoriiic oas franS6ii.
Ide strieasfrela
glritiider geridJt.
Gonoou, %. Wiai. tSelomaridna
&aig beri6tcte Delltc, boB ote britt.
i6en ainien an oem tiioliGen ilno
noroiueitliden Sell Der 5l1nOern
fgront lpbte gaodt einem itarfen
feinoLiden artilerieiener oi8geiett
qefpeien itno. Syn BEN 9eridt beibt
e.; ilniere gtcIlitneen 6itIid bon
getbune nilrben eeitern g(6euo NIT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
tiierikc MnS kMba
brcchcm 9csiebunoen

gtaot Wierifo, 25. W1oi Dlerifo
bat feline 6iplomdtiiden gcsiebln.
gen nit Stllbd obgebroden. 8ies
iuuroe geitcrn offi3ien 6efottt Ter
negifdniide Nc!lboftsbertreter IN
Sabana ino Der fu6omidje DC.
Ian6t oabier fno nbberuien iuor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
Wbcrit paebf IN
G1ren enhaHcn

Gl Yaio. gef. VI Ulal Cine
armeeoSbrG bic III Beltnqen In
San 4uioHio. def, bef6lfphlIiMl
wtrbe belaat bas E9efit M, VI.
Nae9e bon lHaba, i27 SEQ.
arilatle fm bfffisa 8lebrastaer
snl0niefieHeqImeni Elm gderan
1es gbillppiHfHffieafs, nnb Diaior
y q l8dooa, i2g 8alb0rhaerie,
fflies 5oiDa 8leeimeni. ln ebreu
ore bm GieHi failalleH uuroeh
N0eDr NJ Haa bfm meffaBllfJfH
5db5lge SlfM fffif bffsfoqri iDors
ofn ef ma III Caaba In Boli.
bsull taila
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
NnlamobIInflLanl1r herhaLlel.

Nlotismoiiig, gsgbr., ~. Wi0i--
aul eriudjfH bef Cnlaba geb6rbeH
bergaiteim bieliae 4loi1llieu ben
NiioHobiieerfdaFef n. 81 NF4Jgf,
ber iin Wel6fr IN unre4amdBqer
aflle ahqefianff babm ioa. Gr
wifb llir tie Gnaba Gi9erbeite.
taaoEbe IalaelaIlen. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
2lmerikancr tuercen an
ital. Sront kdntpfen

gaeD gorf, 25. W1ai. On elmer
)lebe, bic er bel Der Geier 6eB Sta.
lien 1aaes gciteru bier bielt, er.
fldrte arieg3iefretdr gafer, odB
1merif1niidjc s5nf1flterie uno ameri.
faniIde qtrtilLerie bal0 NIT ben Sta.
Iienern Gdulter an gdufter an
i5rer 5ront fdnlpfen fDilroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
ltmru1cn IN DSbmem
bfelten iidt aus

qafis. ii gqai @emds elHer
1epgl6e aus 9lri6 meibet be
oeiilde Ieags 8qiiHBa BAT bic
llHfiGea b Eraa aHbnfrH Hnb H6
0ld bic g'Fo0iasH ais6qfHeH no
be Otter ber bfliIden Abligen ae.
plABbert lDuEten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
glarM MIN (geuerol.

MaiDiHgton, 2B. Wlai @eltern
tuurbe Die Grnenning bon @e.
netalnlaior gleDioa e. Ulard sim
@eHeralito6s.Gbci nit ben stang
eines Generals pom geuat beitd.
tigt uhb @neralmnjor Gasfer S.
gtif erbieH 6rn Eiiular.gi6ng siree
Generals
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
uie6rigc Babnratcm
fiir Ole SclS0tem

gDai6inatou 25 Mai. golbaten,
uno geelelte, bic nif llrIoub iino
uHo anf etgeHe Soften reiien, iuer.
ben balo eine beion6ere gaIialier.
rdte bon etfon einem Sent pro
Wleiie er9aiten snter eincr neuen
9erfiigung beg Observation-Disclosures
V2tQboo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
1lrisona itimmt fiir
1taticndlp prohibition

g'boepiI aris., 25. Waai Dds
llnterBane oer GtoatSlegislotfr
nnbm geitern bic 9orlngG 5ur @ati.
h5ierung 0er Decentralization
NIT 20 0e9en . Gtimmen an. Ger
genat bate bic Borlagc berelts
nm IonHefstaa b1iliert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
armes 6elttat 5000 ipeiisrs qa0
0nfgs.

M1Ibinqfon %. nal. Tds
flrieg5ant fiinGgte geitan an,
6ob eine Befidiuaa bon 5000 gdit.
miioe BET ~ Mlaofabrifdnlen a..
mndJt mnrbe 10000 mnteH IN.
reiis lriiber beiieflt worben, nnb
wer6m jett atgefiefeft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
Rica erkl1rt
3entralmdt1ten lsrico

Gan syran Gel Cur, Nicaragua,
~. giai Die Meoiertng bon Gotta
giica bat genl0B bier eingqlnilfcuen
DepeidJcn gegcn bic gentr1lmdhte
ben stripg erfldrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25

afr0H g., %. J'i0L 8. Chm
BEL meiiberiibBlie geHof.
iit aflleH bief iBiolae eiHes adfbaA
fels asIloEbeE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
SanOltrri(Dc Oaurrll
an Der &cltfrOnt an
SslSmariNaII Ralo msIeet, tob bet einem iisbsrs
tan 40 ScinNc ceI0nocn Osncmmen MnN :
llioiNincnOcpebrc crcbcrt tUMrSen
nltllrmc pabcn wlcSer In SlanNcrn eInoeIett

! k3aeholnhei beldlonen. An peiit
9iraSeelr QIbIdniit nahm bdt VT.
liaericIaer on Seftiafeit 81.
sn Der gldhbariddIi bon SanieL
iihefItelpn mir lette giadt elnen
einhlidlrn @ro0en. nnbmen birraia
Seinhc aetonaen itnO croberien Sluct
lRaldlinenaciuebre gllh BET Gems
apldna uns rtn lleberraiduniQsnn.
priit bel wclhem mir inebfere GIe.
langene madten."
9abIreidlr IofaIr st6mpTr.
2pn0on, 20. Nlai. YIN benz
n6roliden Gcil Der ggeitfront, no.
menilI6 IN ocm Somme qbIdnitt,
III 81 al sablrei6cu IofoIeu tBe.
Iedtet 0cfommeu Inter Dem Sd)iit-
8e cincs Ibmeren Sperrieuers III.
tcrnabmen oeiitiHe Grlpprn einen
glngriiI eeaer Die britiihe ginie no.
be gucaliop iiioweitlidj bon gIrrns
ilno madten cine gln3abl @efangene.
sYn Dem aelumel gEbidnitt. su bei-
ben Seitcn OeS 2Ds 1InIies nnb ouf
ben SdIodtieIoern 5Iouoers iino
g[rtiIleriegeiedbte 8u per8eihnen iudb.
renb an Scarpe Stub, bel g(rras
itnb iaolid Der Gomme, 8lDiiben
Wtoreldl nn0 Dlontotbier, o1g itbme-
re 6ieidhb In Gdtigfeit trot 90
ods Mctter ben 5liig3eleoperationen
iebr giinitig III, fommt eg unausgc.
iett au admpfeu stpiiden oeiitIdeu
uub aaiierten 5liegern nno bon
9oniben @eibpa0ern iperDen piele
llebrrfdllc onsgefiibrt.
sSene oelti6en Grttppen, ipeldc
ben glnleritanern bel GouL gegen.
itberitdnben iino bur6 anbcre er.
iebt ipor0en gisber gtonoen bort
Irnppen bic bon Der rilfilden
iSrunt gefomrlen iparen. 9teieIben
itn0 nunmebr abberiifen uno bnr1
bopertide GeIerbe.5leeI abee.
lot iDoroen.
slorreIppn6entenberidJt
NrttiiheB Saitptquortier in iyronf.
reid, "a. Wlai. (glaAt6pridt; BON
Milliams Abilip Gimms, GorrtIpon.
bent Der llniteo 9sreb.) Gin itorfer
gleget 6cgteitet bon einan beitigen
Msittpiro, iegte beihe iiber ba8
ghlodtiel0 oabit unO beuDanoelte
oab itaiibige @eldnoe IN einen Wlo.
raft. Ole Gage an Der 5ront 1T
fafiii6 0ieiel6e pie felt ben Iebten
bier8ebn Gagen. Die oeltifen
Guippenfon5eiitrotione ben g[liier.
ten gegenil6er bon Der Ole big sun1
Wleer Oduert an. Cine neue GtDi.
iion bon oer SItfront 1T su ben
Eeutiden geItoBen. Wlit it0em ipei.
tereu Gage rit9en bic 0eItiden Irip.
pen nebr aug, bic friidjcn 9lefrit.
ten tDer6en iDeiter oitBgebiloet, 10 0nf,
Der geino fiji ben fonmenoen 2ln.
eriff mebr eritartt. D1it ie6em tuei.
teren &nge ober toer6en aud Die
gtnieH Der aaiterten mebr beritdrft,
bic 9rnpbenorganiiation tDirb Dol.
terbeter, iift ben eriparteitn 9oritofI
ab3uuebren. Simmer mebr mnerifd.
niide ErippeH treffen an Der front
ein itn0 berme9ren oie Meierben 0eg
Generals GOD.
Ole &an0itreime uno geIegentIihe
1eftiae artilerie6neae o1uern an,
tn0 bier nnb 0a miro pI5tHA elm
gperrieiet nic6Jrgelegt. @os1aarif.
fe iinO taft aIltaglid, beion0erg an
Der 9bs uuo gomme.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25
t,etterbcrId1t,

lilf Gmnba uno ill9egenb -
llnbeltdnoia nn6 tibier beiiie abenb
uno gonntaa; fDabrldeiHIid gleeea,
dduer.
Sir Nebrosfa llnbeiidnbig
6eiite a6eao unb gonniaa; Dabr.
ldeiulid fa6lr bellie abpa0 In III.
lidJeu aB0 iR6liden aeil ON Conn.
tag.
lflf Soma iinbeIi1n6ig nnb
fA9ier baiie 2lbenb an6 1onnlag,
aeFult Gi4 bd gintdaIsn 1af
blele 4eillfna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-25

im 6Onal ;sOrptOirrt
Sibrtc anerlhanliNs Gruppsn pcn cnolanS nodl
Sramkrslb; 80 ,lionn permibt; DlfSipIln Scr
ScIc0tcn mMitcrb0ft
ipaftInOtou IL Surd Sic NotaItrop0e IIberro

edit berlonf. btadlten Iic bret 9cdls
oiil Die Wlol0nbId aus.
Die llebefiebcnben beinbrn fh
iett III HuheIaaetn uno etacbet iIh
IN Qobtsefbrbudaen iibcr Die Dor.
trciilitc gIfbfit Der 8dHihoiiiiiete
inb gluHannllua ioiuie ben briiiidleu
3ctltotrr
QScncralnidioe glioOIc gcicDts6a.
bcr 0er auierifauiiAen druppcn IN
tjrob0rilannien. bot bie @crdiclcn
beiudJt er Idaie SD bobc bi8
icei nod lueuia ilber Die aaioiirop6e
geDort auber oab 6ie aruppcn in
Erbmng oos Sdiif 0erlicbcn."
Sin Ciii5ier uuter ben llcberle
beu0cn ioaio. oTie meiitcn Soloa.
Ten idlIleicr 8ur 8eit aI8 h6 bic
GrpIoHou ereigllete; obcr 10 picI
Id pciB, III feline lluor0mmg an
bcr5etduGu qepgIen. glieman0 III
bel Der DielinBg ertruiteu. Gie
9erluite lDir0en olr6 ote GTplohon
beruri1dt. Ole briiiiden 8erit5rer
nabmen rnb an goro. Die @ldpn-
idjaiien oerieIbal maren lebr Hu.
iIg."
Die glodJridlt in Goi9iuGtOn.
ggoI0ington, 25. Wlai. Seuie
@orntittag bate bic Reqierllng nod
feline peiiefen 6iH8elbeiten, mie bic
bon Der britiidqn glbmiralitGt ae.
nel0eten erbaIten. Die &orpe0ie.
rimg Der Wlolo1bia I'm @neliidCn
aanof 6nt bier fart erIdiitieri, iueil
man alaubie, oaB 9rnppcuidiIic in
jeuen @eipaiiern bon oeitiden II.
Booien nidt nnaegriffen meroen
fonHtab Geutidie &audbooie Baben
iid bis1er iddlt I'll iene 8ouc, ipegen
Der bielen Wtinen, glebe unb Ger.
iiorer biueinaeiuugt 90 lpirb arae.
nomnfen, baB Dos oehide 9au6.
boot III 0ieiem Sale beionoers bonn
Slid 6egiinitigt geiDeien III, benn
ouB oen briiiiden glontiraliidt86e.
ridt ge6t berbor, 6ab trot ber iHoBb.
beIlGi gladt fein 4letiicope eeIid.
tel pnr0e.
Die llolbabi1 III 0rr brittle Grans.
portonnpfer nit amerit1niidln
GrubpeH, ber iorpp0iert funt6e, un6
0as 10. TrupprnIdjiff bng berIenft
iDor6cu III. Gs Dirb angeBonnien,
odB bic Wiolbabia ameritaniife
1ruppen bic IN Gngfauo oiigge.
biloei fplr0en, na9 ,5rdufreid brad.
te.
Gin 6Orf 1ampfer torpe6ieri.
Queenstown %. Waai Der Sort
Gautpfer sBnri6earra lpurbe 1uf Dem
Mege bon 5iibau1r6 md Gorf tor.
pe6iert un6 bcrienft Gs uer0en
~ WlitgIieber Der 9eideiina ber.
miiJt ifno man nilnnlt an, oafj iie er.
trunten Iin0. f}lHF @erettet iin6 ge.
lanoct. eB ltn6 bielps Der adbitdn
beiien eriter Gfii8ier, Der steiuorO
uu6 spei WldtroIen. Die Synniec1rra
berIanf bier glinlten na6oem fe
bonn Iorpe6o getroiien fDoroeH iDar.
gonoon, 2b. Wldi. 90 beibt bier,
oaB jcneB Gaudlboot, peldeg bic
,Jnuiscdrfa berienfiq bon etHem 0ne.
rit0niiden 8eril6rer berni6tet nor.
ben II. @eianqene oeb IaudbooteB
fBb ans gau0 aeidjalii Doroen
gdIiffgfoaiiion.
Mai6inalon 25 0lai. Gie 10.
mirnliidi melbet, oab bic irilbcre
g)adt AafDa iDeldDe bon oer Ne.
gieritng oedarist wnroe Bel elmer
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
PINE GROVE

Pine Grove always aims to be up to
late Several influenza cases have
been reported. school has been closed
TOR the second week and church and
sunday school services were not held
iasl N1''oay'
Ed lage has been ill. Mrs. Geo,
y" ueSl ana thll'lfen are aiso lePorteu
2a the SicN IIS''
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Briggs returned
to Portland last Sunday.
Mrs. Miklestetter, of Sioux City,
-.t,t,,od J., Lov hor,n loe+ ,raaL oftar
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Weed Tire Chains f. A. Franz Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
FRANKTON.

After vacation of three weeks, in
which the pupils have harvested many
boxes OF our famous apples, school will
resume its work this week.
7 p CaIkins returned from work on
the East Side Sunday.
Ray Stockton and brother are home
90 six day furough
The pupils VINO are soliciting funds
for the Belgian Babies Relief Fund
are requested to bring money to school
next Thursday.
Robert Garrabrant, after spending
several months in North Dakota, came
home last week
Car. Larsen visited the home folks
ever the week end,
Mrs. Robt. Tazwel was in town on
a shopping expedition last Thursday
The last construction crew on the
Highway completed its work and de
parted for new fields of labor last
week, We viii miss Mr. and Mrs.
AtWell
Miss Doris Oyerbaugh of Portland
was visitor Of +. j Copper and fam.
lily last week.
Mrs Russell Rash and children are
visitors at the home of l.. r. Rash on
the Cohoon place
Miss Marie Bartmess was Sunday
guest Of Miss Hazel Holenbeck.
Mrs, 5. :. Stanton, who has been
staying on the farm with her daughter,
Mrs. W T. Price, moved into town
last week.
The F. L. {. c. will meet with Mrs.
Carl Larsen Thursday, this, afternoon.
Come prepared to sew, as the commit.
tee bias a number of dresses for the
Red Cross, Belgian relief department
Edgar Locke sold his last flock Of
sheep To LauSmann brothers
Mrs Alma Copper Mills and little
daughter Of Marian, Ida visited Mr..
and Mrs. f. } Copper last week.
Mrs +. j Nicholson, school clerk.
was taking school census during the
week
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
ODELL

The little son Of Frank Hutson was
seriAslr. uear fatally. injured thurs
DAY when ae fell oH O lever ~ disc al
the Don Nunamaner home. Inc large
artery in the neck MAS severed. ard
but for the presence Of mind Of a man
s. h0 Was mailing boxes nearby the little
fellow life would not have been
spareI TINS man held the wound from
bleeding until the injured boy was sale
In The hands Of q surgeon m Cottage
hospital, feat which was M TINS ease
difficult Late reports Indicate The
toy condition very satisfactory.
The Hood River Apple Vinegar Co.
now receives cider apples al the A. q.
a. warehouse in OdelI-
Mrs. Knight. Of White Salmon, Is
recovering nicely from an operation
performed last weea Last summer
Mrs. Knight visited her sister, Mrs.
Cole Of the local telephone exchange.
W. &. Ehrck. Of Vancouver. with ms
daughter, Thelma. was here Thursday
for short stay. They motored VIA
Columbia Highway and matte the re-
turn trip within few hours.
,lrs. Sarah T. Tousey and son, Bert.
came up from Portland Monday TO
spend the week assisting with the APP
ple harvest on Mrs Tousey : property
south of summit.
Everett Latferty arrived Monday for
a visit with his mother. Mrs. G.. ".
LatFertv. Mr.. LatFerty has spent the
past several months at Astoria.
Waiuo Annala, of the L. $. navy,
who is home on 30 day leave. mas
been granted an extension Of - days
and will spend the longer stay helping
ieliver apples from the fine orchard OF
his father, j J. Annala, To the local
warehouse Of the Apple Growers Asso-
citation.
Alice Clark, who has been i'll at Good
Samaritan hospital Portland, may be
granted short leave when she is able
70 come home.
Mrs. Mary Perkins. of Terrence,
Calf. arrived Monday for visit at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. +. D..
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. McFarlane, Floyd
Mccoy and Vern Harris, of Portland,
are here for apple harvest at Cutler
Bros. orchard.
MIR. and Mrs II. S. Caughey motored
to Portland Saturday via the Highway
rHey invited Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Ben
ehel to accompany them. They re-
turned home Sunday evening reporting
very pleasant trip. The following
small people were also members Of the
party Mildred Caughey. Evelyn and
| Jimmie Benetiel
Under the skillful management Of
Nuuamaker Bros. the tract Just across
the road south from OdelI nigh school
is turning off fine crop of fruit this
season, as well as last.
A good percentage of orchardists in
Odell and vicinity are reporting crop
all off the trees Sorting and packing
will continue for several weeks, but
| fruit is in buildings and weather condi-
tions need not be perfect in order that
this work may be completed. While
The cost Of harvesting has been great
those Interested are optimistic over
| expected returns.
As rapidly as cars may be secured
| they are beng filled and shipped out in
order that congestion in warehouses
may be prevented.
The Mount Hood K. r. has had a
crew Of japanese workmen busy i'm.
proving the main track, siding and
right of way at Odel.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon, for Hood River County
In the matter Of the estate Of Thorn.
as J. Piles, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
order Of the County Court Of Hood
River County Oregon, that the under
signed has filed his final report in said
estate IN said Court, and that the
Court has set Saturday, the 2}rd day
OF November, 1918, at the hour ef O. 30
a. M, at the County Court room i'm the
city Of Hood River, Oregon, as the
time and place for the hearing of the
same.
David Pyles,
ohZ4Zl Administrator.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
t0ughed 80 He C0nldn't Sleep

Bronchial coughs, tickling in throat
and asthmatlc spasms break ones rest
and weaken one SO that the system il
run down and serious illness may re-
suit. Enos Halbert, Paoli, Ind, writes
Il had a severe cold this fall and
coughed continually at night, could
hardly sleep. The first bottle Of Fo.
leys Honey and Tar relieved me, en-
trely curing my cough. 1t covers
rrtated membranes with a healing
and soothing coating, loosens phlegm
and clears air passages Sold every
where.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors for
their sympathy and aid during our re.
cent bereavement at the time Of the
death and burial of our son.
Mr., and Mrs. A. krieg.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

We hold no special sales.
Goods mus, first he marked
up before they can be re-
daced. Our price IS the
lowest price We can make,
aud it is that price while
the stock on hand lasts.
We base our prices ON our
costs. Large orders direct
to the manufactures always
command lower costs. We
place the orders for our en-
tire chain OF l97 stores
through our own buying or
gauization, concentrating on
staple articles that we know
all can use and in this way
we can give the manufac-