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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
Der 1oapit tpencef
iitb an kaiier 1torl

(Trle translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
IL, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1879
giout t2. San. (g}on syobn Seor.
teD, aorreipon0eilt Der llniteo 4reB)
= @tuflnBreide areiie i'm @atifan
0eltten oarauf bill o1B Der Gopit
oen aaiier aarl bon GeIterreid ouF
0iplpuatilAent Mege auf Die got,
idait bes 93rdiioenten gsitIon. Die
arie9s8iele betreffen0, oltfmerfian
genladlt babe, nm 0en 9errihcr 5u
beranlalipn, Die 6rie0enSbeoiagu
IN erlpdgun9 5n 3ieben SIN 4oti-
fan min man Iid] l,ierilber. nidjt Of
fiaieH ans0riideiL bod miro apge.
geben, oaB Der 4apit Die 9lufinerfa
iantfett 0e8 fatboliifen Monor1en
Geiterrei9 llngarng otlf bic pom
9dpit beroffettlitte Gorreiponoen5
geIenft 6at, melde betrcfts @rlans
gung bes 5rieoeng abnlihe Grtld-
rungen ent91lt, mic oie gotIfait
OeS 4rdiioeuten. llnoffi5ieIlen ge-
ridteu 5ufoloe miro Der Qapft nod
mnls NIT GriaoensboridI1gen bot
Die @elt 9intreten.
Sic 1tniteo 4rcB iTt in Ser 2age
8u iaaen, boB Der 93apIt 2Emerifa ais
oas oemotratiideite Clement betro6.
tet, oo5 NIT an Dem 6rie6custiif
iiben miro, Elm Clement. ipelde8 an
menigiten boranf alsge1t, ffruere
Grteoensbe0ingungen 5u erInngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12

tIrue translation n lth the
postmaster at Omaha, q g on Jan.
IL, as required by the :. 3 Oct. 6,
1917
@oibington, IL. 81 Die lin.
teriudilng oes Sen( = ties fir
W2ilitdrongclcgenbeitei : jert iid
ibrem abidlub; man gem iett Der
grritbtune Der aantonements ouf
ben 6runb. Straightforward gafer
gilt gcgenlpdrtig bieriiber grtldritn.
gen ob; gtrmeeoffi5iere tper0en on-
fdngs nddlter @ode bieriiber per.
nommen tuerSer.
Nlan glniibt nidt, bnB ii9 Der
aongreB NIT Dem 9telultat Der lin.
teriu6ungen lpabrelto melder es
8lpiiden ben mitglieoern oeg Inter,
iuhungsfomitees uno gtngcItcllten
i'm arie1s0eportemcnt 8u g8ortae.
fedten gefommen lit, ndbcr beiddf.
tigen miro, bod lit es iider. 0oB
5ablreide gnpfeblun8en een1aht
nno nn9enommen tper0en.
Senator Chamberlain tpir6 beritt
hen ieine 8iG betreFfs G6affung
Des 8oitens zines M1nitionsiefre.
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qianit.@rn6en.

@1inot, 81. 81, 12. San fi.-2igilit.
artben (9raunfo6Ie) i'm noromeitIi.
den Sei(e Rort6 Gafotos finb fir
sic gnuer 6eg arieges BON oreifig
Gru6cnbeiitern. Die tdgIih cine
i56roerltng bon 5000 9onnen 5li.
ianunen boben Der Regierung 8ur
gerfiigttng gefteut fDorSen. oSn Der
sn @2inot. q. o., obgebnlteneu
Situug muroe ieTuer bic greisfraqe
beiprohen. Ger fon ftantIiden aob.
lenbertunIter ongeiette greis BON
$3.50 ab @rube iuuroe ols all nieb.
ria be5eihnet; bic Better erfldren.
iafolge foitibieliger 8erbeiiernngen,
0ie mif anreguHg Der 9eaierung TIT
S0lnlner boraeHommcn tuuroeit
muBieu iie nIiuoeitens $500 per
zonne bcbeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
Rorb 20fota ber6ietet 2eutidlnater.
ridlf.

Sarge, 81 g.. ~. syori.-llnter
bem Sinpei5, 6ab Der ltnterridt Der
scitiden Sprade iino Die aebre Der
Oeuti6eu Giteratltr, ipe5ieu unter
oeE Gegenpdrtigen 8erb1ltniiieL
Del ben stiH0ern einen faIihen Gin.
ovud ii6er Die Gotiahen in Geutidl
lauo H6 oeiien berbiinoeten Can
bern bintcrIaiieu founte, nabm Sic
Itaatlidle Shulbe6or0e in elmer bier
abapbnlienen @eriammliina ben ge.
idfuB on ben Gattidlnltcrridf In
oaen 2dlnlen 0es stanies. Ste bic.
ier 9eb0roc uHteritellt iino, alli5it.
beben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
.Jap0niidtcr D0fitpfer
pom Seincc 0ckopert7

3ofio, t2. San. = (sgon gtolpb
Burner, aorreiponoent Der ltnite0
9reB. Der aopit1u etnes bon1r.
0ifden Son6eIsitiffeg meIoete. oaB
Der iaporiihe 9anipfer Siatdi @io.
mi, Der felt 6rei Monaten berniBt
miro, bonn 6einoe gefapert un0 in
einen arel3er bertpdroeIt porben
lit. @ie er Iogt, nuroen Die 9aIin.
giere aefangen geiett. Die iapnni.
ibe aomiraliidt eI1ubt niht. bob
Die Meloltng allf g8nhrbeit bernbe,
6oh 1T befannt, 0aB oos Shiff
ipelhes iith nitf Dem 8ege bon 60.
lontbo mad Der 8elnon gai befnno,
berforen gegangeu If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
Die Rcpublikaitcr fir
krdftioe tsrie9sfiibrit
60 garteiaangcr ban gie6rasfa 6ai.
ten in 5remont cine iuidtise
Sitans nb.

Srenont, gaebr.. ~. Sort. -ssylt
@1tbfinner SoteI oobier bieiten srei.
tag go gfepublifaner BON glebrosta
cine tpiftige Gibung a6, Inn oie
Gngesfrogen, reip. Oic ariegsfrogen,
3u beiprehen llno iid5 nit Der fiini-
tigen gSnbl an beIfdftigen. gIarf
Ferfins bon glurord iuuroe gum
Goriiber un0 6. @t. 9tcglfreib bon
Columbus gum Setretdr eripablt.
Gin GROCER &f entiton0 ilber
oie idIieBIid1 anQenonmene 9feio.
luton, Die ais 4rin3ibten fir 0ic
Eartei geIten ioa. SIT Der 5iterit Dor.
aeiAldgenen GeioIution. NORM bic
fraftooae SSiiBrung bes Grieqcs unb
Elm ebreuboIler tno iie1reider 6rieoe
8efor0ert miro, eatbieIt eine 9febe-
tpeltounq, oaB anur fo[de Ganoi0a.
ten auf rnteritittung rednen fonn.
ten, Die iidl ntfridtig 1Is Inter.
Itiitcr nieier 9tniidten befonnt bat.
ten"
s. s. 0leGartlp bon Goncd fab
etn oaB Dies ein 9dida qegen Seuo.
for 9}orris uno aonqreBmaun SIoan
iein tpiroe uuh er begaun cine Def.
tige Gppoiition, iooaB fdlieBIih nod
lneGritilnoiger 8ebotte oer Sob bon
9ioB @auHono 10 umgeou0ert mur.
be, pioIde aan0iOaten, bic bon autts
8en Ser8et NIT oen bierrnit 8ltnl
9tusorud qebradtcn 2tniid)ten ilber-
eittitiunen.
gie ongenolnntene Helollltion ber-
1britbt llnterltibltng sur frdftigen
JortieBluag oes arieges; proteittert
eegen bic 'benlofrotiide anntpaqne:
ogr bieEt ms aus Dem &rieqc
berdus4, nd6ren0 man einen &urs
berfolqte. Der mrs gum ariege NIB
rem nrttBte lm6 fit ser arieg feline
gorbercituugen trnf; onerfennt oos
SRcdJt bes 95rdiioentctt einen cbreu.
bolen mo fiegrpifen 5rieoen 8u en-
langen, herlrteilt a6cr olle TIN.
ilberlcate Gisfliiiion 0es sSrieoers,
0o es inns id)fua6en uno SAmieriG
feiten hereiteu f0nnte ua1 beripridt
MIR folt3en 4Qn0i0aten Infer
ltittung, 6ic nit Aieien aniidten boIls
Itan0iq ii6ereiMtimalet.
9feoen lptr0ea seDaften BON &ort
Maiors bon 9}cru. Gnb 8. Sons
mono, 6. q. @urnep, s. s. NC
gortbo, Sorrn 2in0iop,
Gin 9oridIag, in Den beridic0e-
nen GeiIen oes 5toates 3ipedeIIen
obaubatten uno oieies 93rograun
nor8utrogen. nuroe ob9elebnt.
Die 2tniidt berrid1t In bieiigen
areiien Dor, oab 9tob Sotnmon0
NIT Der 8erionlmluag eine Son0 I'M
6piele gcbabt 1n0 oaB ct iidb jeBt
baIo entidlieBen miro, oIs aot0i0nt
fir gutioesicnator attf3ltreten. Die
uo6e 3afunft miro oas Iebren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
BclIRcDiki>Blatt oreift
milfcn IQarf an

True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
12, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
9etroqrao, t2. San. Sos Sonpt
oeg roubIltItigen amer. ssrnperiaIis-
mus 1ri0 Der gr6Bte Snpofrit, ben
Die @eididte ie 9efaHftt bat. iii Die
heftiqe, anfIagen0e gbarafterifierurtg
beg Nrdiiocrten Miliofl, tpeId)e bente
in Dem @olibeoifi fi-Grgan 9rdboa n
ibren Gontmentdr SIT ben amer.
acknowledgement per0ffentli6t
tplr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
giae.glbmiraL 6OlueIl aeitpr6en.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
IL, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1917
8arreuton ga, 12. San. 9i8e.
gtontiraI a. 8. SSobn Qoant8 SoipeIG
Itarb geItern iii ieinen Seim nabe
bieiiger Gtaot. gtonliral 5opeu
mar Der @rfinoer Der gproifopiih.
Iteuernoen Torpeoos uno onocrer
Mnriuelpaffen uno lit @erfofier meb.
rerer Bidder. Gr tpurDe in 8dtb,
81. g., am is. 9tdra 1910 geboren
uno aroouierte 1858 bon Der gIas
rinenfn0enie.
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7tit ititIere tucrten ccicr!

sSnfulge Ser fnrdtbaren
aGlie Der letteu Sage lit bic
46lieferitne Scr Sribiiue 0nrdl
bic Srager in mauden StnDts
teiIen ntnnscl6nft gelueien. 8ir
1aben bas 9eitr getau, mas I'M.
ter ben 1tmitanOen m6glid iuar,
allen 2eiern, bic bic sribiiur
nidjt befDntmen, bic febleuSen
Gnmmern nadl5nlieFeru. Seltc
lit bic Sri6iinc bereits NM siuet
Stnnoen frii6er 5um 8rnf ge-
aaueen, mn bic glbliefernng sn
bridllenni9cn. Sir 6offen, Oak
nuiere tuerten Qeier etiuas Rad.
ildlt ii6en iuerbeH.
@ns bic 9lblieferah9 nnf 0em
aanbc anbetrifft, 10 1T iie gleid-
Faae perIpatet. 8ielc goitsige
iin6 pon 5 Bis 3n Is StnnbeH
beripatet. gsi Der groheu
aGlte iit Is nnm0gIidD, genng
3antpf in ben eufnmOtiben al
erseugeH, nm bic buraeidriebeue
GdlHeaigfeit Der 3iiss eiu5ubal.
ten, abaeiebeu BON auSeren Sem.
mnngen, bic bic adlte benz @ers'
febr bietet. 3a Der SOifnnna
baf Mns balS geliHberes @etter
beIdIif0rn iein nnb bans bic glb-
Iitfrrnne Der 3eitHug BicSer
piiuftlidl iriH iuirO, ieldlHtt
AdliHHasnoli,
SagIiar cHaba 5ribaas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
Hcitbsk0r3ler Pertling
tuirS nitttucrtcil

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
IL, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
QonSon, 12. San. Cine go.
penbo1ener Gepeide un Die gTdanee
Selegropb GonIpanD neIoet, In Ger
lin sirfnliert 6os @eritdlt, ooB
Reiasfon5Ier SertIing nlogIiheripei.
ie am ndhiten @lontog Dor oenl
Saupttonitee 0es Neihstoas Die
arie9sBiele.9ieoen bes 4Sranoeiiten
Bilion nH0 2logO Georges beant.
lporten ipir6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
gInae6IIdler AentIdlet Naent uerdaftet.

(True translate n filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan,
12, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1879
aaufos Stir, no, 10. San.
GmiI Saffner. Der bon @ebeiniagen.
fen ntehrere Monate lang urtter benz
9er0od)te. Elm glngeltellter Der bent,
iden Gegiertlng 5u iein berfolgt
tntr6e n1t0 Ser lit 8enber, goIos
ipeqen 0iebitobls BON $4,000 In
freibeits .gon0s geDit,fdt tptrb,
tDurop bier bon @unoesngerten Der.
6oftet. Git ipirb pdbren0 Der I'm.
teriudung 0urd Die 8unoesbebor-
ben feItgebaIten iperoau. Sci 9urd-
Iudlung ieincr aleioer Fan6 ftlon
$3.50 IN 6reibeitsbotlos 8u ie $50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
g@iit qnfIanen anriid.

WlilmalttGe, Mis, IL. sSait.
n9ie 2tnflogen tpe9en Gro. Deutih-
tlnts uno llnIogatitdt, oie gceen
mid ergobeu mnroeu, fin0 abioliIt
grunoLos,@ iogie Or. 9lrtbur 8res.
tid, 8rdiioeut emeritus bes 9alo-
min 8aIlacp College in gereo, 9.
.Ssyn glnbeiradt 6ieicS l1nlIfoubes
fuer6e idl niht nod oen College 3n
riidfebren,
s|or 5iuei gingen ioH man iif IN
uhicrcr 9eit gau8 beion6ers bitten:
nidt Idderlid) uho ni6f betlo9ens-
pert gu erineinen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
g9urdjitI Wiufdjt mc6r amerit.
EpInnten.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
u, as required by the act Of Oct. 9,
1879
2onoon, 12, San. 8isu
Spencer gburdia, Der britiibe Wfita
nitionsnliriiter, nndte BEL elmer Re-
De Dor Dem Qnerican 2uncbeon Glib
einen traftpollen 2Eppea fir Grtien-
6ung anerif. 9ruppelt nod europa,
70 ihneI uno III 10 GROCER 2[uaobL
mie asSgli9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-12
ssopnnifdler @ptldlafttr reiit as.

(True translation Hled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
12, as required by the act Of Oct. s,
1879
g8ai6ington, IL. San.-2timoro
@ato, Der obberlifene gotidofter an
oie Ser. Gtaoten, miro bon 8aib.
ington n1f 9ofin abreiien. 9ofihi
Gdrnaf1, @otifaftsfan8ler, miro ols
gteaoertreter fli1qieren, Biz ein
geadfolger fir Soto ernannt ntrD.
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Stilriit inn SiiSeft
fcrHert 1ltcnitbenlebcit
Gruker SdnSeu anseridtet. .-8eiten
BON Salte anO Shneeiturm
beimseindlt.

Wlde0fl, @n., IL. San. - 9tn
Gornaoo, Der bon einem fdmeren
gfegenguB gefoIet mar, trnf geitern
Macon uno lnneegeno, totete einet
Mann, berlebte mebrere ino ridtete
idperen SodiAooen In Der Sto0t
.ltnD in Dem in Der gfdbe Iiegenoen
Comp 81eeler an. gu 4nfdns
0es Sturmes nur0e 1He 8erbinorng
NIT Dem Eager utterbroden, ood
aIs man ipicoer Selepbonperbinoung
erbieIt, IteIlte iit herdiis, odB Der
9fegen bort ben n1eijten Sha0en on.
gertdtet bate. Die SoipitoI5elte
iuaren ii6erflutet un0 rs oobon Inn.
ocncbt. Gs beitt, oaB fid 100 go.
tienten in 0enielben befnnbett, ooA
berlautete, bob nientanD berlebt
ipuroe. Ser 3uIanmenbrnd 0e8
aorroIs 0e8 t22. Synfonterieregi-
ments berltridtbte eiren GoOa8foll.
Ser Gem. Sdrris bon 2(ttanto ioll
0a8 9pfer getpeieu Iein.
syyn Der Gta0t puroe Die genn.
b19n, Der 8aiebaa- -4orf uno eilt @e,
bGuoe. lit Dem Elm 3irfus itbertpin.
terte. 5erit6rt. giele Der miIoen
Giere iuuroen inter Den Griiirmern
getotet llno bielt entfonten, fonrten
ie0ph ipdter einQefanden tuer0en.
Gas God Der 6duppen Der Gen.
tral Of Georgia uno 5olttbern Gis
ienbobn ipur0e nieoergeriiien 1tn0
tle6rere @eid1fts9duIer beid61oigt.
s5n gpn1rts, 2[ln., pur0etl fie.
ben Gerionen ais getotet un0 25
ols berfpitltbet gealeloet. Der 8e.
ridlt 9ob an baB Die eon3e 5ta0t
aeritort fpuroe.
Beitere GtnrmppFer.
3ot6on, Slo., IL. san. - @s
iDlrbe bericbtet, 0aB 6 Rin0er oeto.
tet un6 40 ainoer uebr o0er me-
niger idllper berleBt tuur0en, oL8 Der
.5turm Elm 8iuei 0}eiler oitlih bon
bier befin0lihes Gdnlhalis trnf.
gahridten beidgen aud, Dab in
gsebh. 2lld., 10 0}eilen nor0oftlid
bon bier, Elm Mann 0et0tet uno cine
9(n3obl 2eute berLebt tpilroen.
@eItern iniir0e Chicago bon eineul
idfperen Ghneeiturm un0 0rober
adIte bctroffen. gtahridbten taufelt
eitl. Bob Der 6ii0meIten, Der 8eIten
ltlt0 gfor0peiten unfer oerielben faI.
ten g1eIle 3it, Ieioen haben. Qlu8
@albeiton, Ger ON 6olf bon 02e-
rtfo, tpurbe S6nee geneloet un0 In
einein Eeile bon Gerns mar Zero.
8etter 5u per8eidnen.
sSn 9ebiIs Safe, q. g., ftorb Dos
thermometer ouf 80 @raO unter
gauG, p19ren6 cs bier % @roo
unter 9tua erreiAte. Nus 9'gteia,
9tebr., ipur0en 81 @tao unter 0ul
beriftct un0 in GQsfathelpan, Ga.
ud0d, bate man az uttter 9tul at
ber3eifneu Gefs 3oG 6dnee fiee
len int norolidan GeraS uno 0flos
bona uno netn 8oa in 4nnios.
Corpus g9riiti Ger 8itterte in eli
ner 9emperatur bon % @roo inter
NuIl.
Die ein3igen GooesfaGe ittfoIge
0es Ghneeittrntes rpuroen bon 8i.
d)ita sSnIl8, Ger, beridtet, mo orei
0eIfeIoarbeiter ioGen iidl berIoren
bnben unb man fiirdtet boB iie Inn.
gefonnen iino.
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sgrieoen, Der cher olih Der fleinIten
Station selbitbeItiumuussreAt ber.
leiben mitb."
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forcf;kcifliitctttare
iiDer 111illclts 1ae6c

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
l2, as required by the act Of Oct 8,
1871
gtmftcrootn, 12. San. Die
4DiilieI1orfer Rddriften ueiien Die
ssorldl1ge 6es graiihenten ais b6[.
Iia nnarnebmbdr suriid un0 Toaet,
cine 9eiprednng nerieIben fci nut.
tos. aDieies mag nod einem orei.
iihriaen Griege alS bart erideiuen,
itbrelbt bic genanute 8eitlirg, ooie
gntitheioung aber ntnb ouf 6em
5d)IahtfeIoe eefudt mer0en. Gos
lift nidt infer Munit, bod ipcroen
tpir ons 5elo ntht oufgeben 1liBer
init gbren."
Die 9fngerncine 9eitttng in GIien
fa0t: agroiioent @ilion ideint niht
at tuiiien onb bic geriugite 8eIpiIli.
gitng fir bic gfrmee bonn Meidstag,
Dem bemofratiiditan garE1nlent Der
g8eIt, gut gebeiben tperoen ntliB. gr
nber, ben BaiIt Der anlerifaniidDen
annititiltion auBer Qdt Loiieno, bat
cine brutoIe militdriite Giftatur IN
ieinem eigcnen 2anoe erridtet nn6
lnaBt iid ieBt an BON einer 2luto.
fratte i'm freteu Delltihlano 8u Ipre.
6eu."
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ltaIieniide glrefItommemtare.

gloin, t2. San. - Ole 8ettlng
Uleiioggero ibreibt, tie gotidaft oeg
I}r1iioenten DiIIon bil>xt 6cn erften
mutpotIen 6hritt gum F5rieben.
Serr 8ilion min In Ieiner @otftoft
Dem rufliid)en golfe entgegenfon-
men uno ibm bei oeiien Q[ltferitebung
bebilfIih iein.
Die RopoIo 91omono preiIt Die
e6len gl6iidten 6es gr1ii6entcn @il.
ion, oes on1erifaniIbcn 9otfes uno
Der omerifoniiden Gegierung. Ger
@rfI1rung 6c8 9sraiiocnten betreff8
Der Goli0aritdt Der Qlliierten miro
bober 9ribui ge3oIlt un0 es mir0
geiagt, 6aB fobalo s5tnlieu un0
GSranfreih 6bnlide grfldrungeu obs
geben 70 miro oas bic 9lnimort 5ur
9egierlng aenines in0 9rotsfn's
'BilDen, NIT neIher bic entente nod
nidjt aiiF oiplomdtiihen @egc IN
@erbir0ung Getreten lit.
Die 6iornale b'sStnIia pfidtet Der
9otidnft 6es 9srdiioenten bei unb
remit Serrn 8ilIon einen Der aroB.
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The Washington times., 1918-02-06
STAMP CAMPAIGN
IN D. c. TAKEN Up
BY TRADE BOARD

The Board OF Trade has entered the
drive for War Savings Stamps in the
District Of Columbia.
a committee OF five appointed at
yesterdays meeting OF the board Cf
directors are today mapping out plans
for carrying on the work at the or
fees of the board. and for the most et-
ficscious way Of working through
the business men OF Washington.
According to E. c. Graham, who in
troduced the resolution which started
this move, the only way to get at the
small purchaser is through the en-
ployer himself. Mr.. Graham in
special report outlined the plans
which the board will carry out in the
Nv. s. s" campaign.
The board approved q resolution re-
Earding the appointment OF additional
cadets to the military and naval
academies in which il Is recommended
That the District receive q proportion
ate share OF appointments as corr
pared with States OF a similar popula-
tion.
William ClabauEh was appointed
chairman OF the annual "shadbalie"
committee.
Referendums from the United States
Chamber Of Commerce regarding a
trade boycott with Germany after
the war and the water supply OF the
nation were read and ordered r.
ported TO the regular meeting OF the
Board in February.
The Washington times., 1918-02-06
Our Cleaning and Dyeing
Service

1t is the bright-colored raiment and
delicate frockS that one needs most
at the winter resorts, as we'll as at the
home gayeties, and these things you
should send to us that they may be
thoroughly dry cleaned, or dyed be-
fore your departure for Florida.
When furS begin to lose their orig
inal charm and newness, you should
send them here and have them re-
newed. FurS, you know, as quickly
gather the dust, smoke, and dirt from
the atmosphere as any other apparel
and require equally as much atten-
ton.
Our method of renovating not only
cleans them thoroughly, but restores
the life and color.
In all dry cleaning, nc matter what
the fabric, our process is mild, but
ever so thorough. 1t is gentle, yet it
goes right into the fabric and brings
out every particle of dust, SCOT and
dirt, restores neWnesS to the cloth, re-
wives the color, and you obtain that
superior service for which we are
widely known. All work is done in
the best possible manner, but at own
er'S risk.
We specialize in the tinting of Slip
perS to match any desired shade.
Main floor, Center
The Washington times., 1918-02-06
ADVERTISEMENT
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The Washington times., 1918-02-06
CHILDRENS SWEATERS
In the Newest Styles and Shades

Seldom is offered so complete a
range of colors, styles and sizes in
Children'S Sweaters. There are Shet.
land wool ones, plain knitted wooden
ones and those of fiber silk, and the
color combinations are the prettieSt
imaginable. All are pocketed and
bclted. 8 to sos TO IS years.
Shetland Wool Sweaters, with
collars and cuffs of brushed wool, in
combinations of corn and blue, rose
and khaki, and rose and gray.
$500.
Plain Knitted Wool Sweaters
with brushed wool collars and cuffs,
in emerald and gray and rose and
gray. S6.75.
Fiber Silk Sweaters, in pretty
shades, with collar, cuffs and tie
belt of white, the belt finished with
silk tassel. Si.75.
Third floor, Center.
The Washington times., 1918-02-06
Attractive New
House Dresses.

In gingham and percales,
almost every style, belted
or fitted models. We call
your especial attention to
these styles:
The BILLIE BURKE
DRESS, I loose One-piece
frock with cIpaciouS peck
cts, pique collars and wide
belt, that means comfort
for the busy housewife and
a most attractive, neat ap-
pearanCe at the same time.
\ variety of colorS and
combinations, and priced
at $500 and $500.
A new Spring style of
House Dress is in 1 ging-
ham pattern, in combina-
tions OF pink and green
and blue and tan. The
waist is fitted, and the col
lar is OF fresh white organ
die, embroidered in color
cd dots. All sizes. S5.75.
Third floor. F street
The Washington times., 1918-02-06
The Lovely Robe Intime,
or Neglige
Soft Pink Crepe de Chine and

A pretty Crepe de Chine Neglige
with lace collar and cuffs; finished
with large tucks; defined waistlinc,
$1O.5O.
Another IS formed of two pleated
frillS of crepe de chine, with inserts of
wide lace, and finished with roSetteS
of pink ribbon. $3.50.
An accordion-pleated Lace and
Chiffon Jacket is held at the waist
line with three Shirred bands of baby
ribbon, caught with tiny pink rose
buds. $3.50.
Artistic completeness is impaired
TO two particularly exquisite full
length robes Of pleated pink crepe dc
chime and chiffon by the Undesirable
drapery of cream silk lace, caught
with roSebudS and satin bows. $18
and $32.
A lovely little Pink Crepe de Chine
Breakfast Jacket is made with four
points, tied with satin ribbon to form
the flowing sleeves, and edged with
several rows OF lace inserting. The
lining is Of Softest pink silk. Price,
$500.
For more Seryiceable wear there is
variety Of Negliges in soft-colored
silk and wool, in styles and prices 10
please any one.
Third floor, + street
The Washington times., 1918-02-06
8 GREEK EX-OFFICIALS
ARRESTED FOR MUTTNY

LONDON, Feb. Eight former
Greek officials including five ex-min-
listers OF the cabinet. have been ar
rested las the result OF mutinies. %
Athens dispatches reported today.
They included former Ministers
Zalogosta, Hatzopoulos, Tsaldari
Triantafillakos, and Bsltazze: General
GOumoundoros, Jean Resailis. son OF
the former premier, and Prince Ypsil-
anti, former equerry 10 King Constaa-
tine.
EX-Premier SlJoulodis is under sur
yeillance, IL was stated.