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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
Entertained Maccatees Knitting Club.

Mrs. Annie Williams was hostess
Wednesday evening ut her home at
Stop 1 on til" Eayland lin" To the mem
hers Of the Nacc;hrcs Knitting club.
and fancywork w"r" tho main
after which Il most refresh
ing Luncheon wnS Snrvnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
J.H. Moore IeWe Ter
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Elads OF Repairing Oons
Wxtehso a SpeclAtS
Picnic At Patton's Run,

The Camp Sherman knitting club.
composed nf patriotic women. who ARE
knitting for the boys ut Camp Sherman
held an cnj"yahl" picnic Wednesday
afternoon AMI evening at Pattons Run
two miles north OF the city. \ hiE
basket supper featured the evening and
various arnuscmcntS were enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
Meet Monday Evening.

~ Tho city food conservation committee
UiIl meet next Monday in the mayors
office. The committee natncd TO ar
renre fair price list will also attend
the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
Enlist In Navy.

:. Ross P. Long. we'll known young man
Of this city has enlisted in the navy
through the Wheeling recruiting Unce;
He will so to Pittsburgh for the maj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
BRIDGEPORT
Watson May Be Next Chief.

z. E. Thnrp for State Committeeman.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
C. E.. ELECTRIC FANS
AND IRONS
Electric Appliance Co.
3lo7 Belmont Street.
mai, Phone 7o7-R Bellaire, Ohio
Harvest Home Picnic.

y. The annual Harvest Home picnic Will
be held at Whites Gr9fe ~ lrthe' on
Friday. October 20. The program has
been arranged for the event. \ large
number of Bellairc people Will attend
ofFo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08

SeIlS Ear1Il On CaUlZ Pike.
Tho farm belonging /" In" lato George
Lcinscttrr. which j. located on tho cid
Cadiz pike. has been sold To George
The farm contains twelve acres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-08
ST. CLAIRSYILLE
piXon.Wh1te,

E. E. Tharp for State Committeeman.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
Paris Sends New and Unusual
Trimmings for Summer
Gowns

To adon the thin ocs and pretty cotton dresses
designed the
them many of which will nowhere else in Phadepha
here for choosing.
They white that Deep rich color of old lace
Quite often the foundation and there embroderes
handmade flowers delicate coorngs and fine oton
There bands we'll garntures and
ornaments that be used separately with unusually good effect
handsome enough please
who wishes add her Summer touch of distinction
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
Japanese Crepe in
Many Shades,
Csc a Yard

Blue, pink, lavender and pur-
pie.
For dresses, garden smocks
and draperies. An excellent,
showing in the Japanese Goods
Store. at Csc a yard; 80 inches
wide.
(Fourth Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
White Silk
Handbags Reduced

We have assembled a lot of
these bags in various shapes and
sizes and reduced them to lit
tie above half their former
prices.
These are all fresh, clean,
beautiful goods.
The new prices are SO to $3.50.
main Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
There Are y
American Lady
COrsets
For All Figures

and women of slender, average
or medium figures will find a
goodly choice of corsets between
$1.5O and SIS.
$1.5O-short model of coutil
for slender figures, low bust.
$2.50-American Lady, with
girdle top, fancy flesh-colored
broche, light weight.
$3-model for full figures, low
bust, broad clasp.
$3-topless model, with elas-
tic at waist; flesh or white cou-
til.
$3-for tall figures; medium
bust.
$3-model with medium bust
and long hip. elastic hip gore.
$3.50 - American Lady, in
flesh color, for tall figures; me-
dunn bust.
$3.50 - American Lady, of
pink-striped material; very low
bust.
$5- model for full figures;
low bust, long skirt; made Of
pink broche.
(Third Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05

zoo Summer Suits, SIS to SIS
Linen suits in Summer colors and
sports and novelty styles.
Pongee suits in natural color and at
tractively made.
Blue and black taffeta suits; also fiber
silks in blue or black as we'll as gay
colors.
Also wool jersey suits in light and
dark colors.
There is a great variety of styles
many of the suits may be worn till quite
late in the season.
zoo Serge and Jersey Dresses,
SIS to $50
Blue or black serge dresses; also
few tan serges; good styles; some with
foulard girdles, others trimmed with
braid or wool embroidery.
(Fiyst Fl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
Two Special Lots of
HandkerchiefS for Women

are inexpensive good kinds that will surely appreciate
these days.
80 dozen embroidered handkerchefs with
dainty pink blue edge in whip stitch effect
1920 s10 for six womens initial handkerchf
lot Initials and though there not all
lettsrs, there Is good choosing.
(wsst Aslsl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
Filet Sets to Enhance the
Dark Dress

Fortunately the i'll wind has blown et laces
They such a addition to a dark suit DRESS
a waist dress sheer
Collars rolled shawl shape and Sailors
Sets are from $3.50 $3.50.
Collars from $3.50 to $11.
Floor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05

Incense
five different kinds, 12c
up to 81 a box, according
to kind. Mosquitoes re-
gard it as a Hunnish gas
attack - they can't stand
it.
{Fourth Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
Full Choice of AU Our Mattresses
at Auqust Sale Prices

choice ticking reduced
in
singebed
o in 54x76 inches
inches, in doubebed inches.
inches and in proportion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05

(First Floor. CENTRALLY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
1t Is Just Common Sense to Come to the Furnitu1
Tomorrow a Sale of 1900
WOmen'S Suits and Dresses
at Greatly Reduced Prices

Though for the who these clothes
not half for advancing and anxious
the they take for Fall and Winter
Down to of style, assormnts brokenhese
the why substantially lowered Most of the
have been kept dusproo and perfectly fresh
others need pressing a stitch here there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
Ever Try Ber9ougnan Tires?

minimum
Ito
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
New Waists of Simplicity
and Distinction

OF crepe de white these smart little
and buttoned thus dspng the idea that trim
mi necessary to beauty.
One tucked vest effect with collar that is
in the with pointed ends in the front Price $575.
Another is peats collar be worn
either high low in the neck Price Sc.
Floor.Ce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
the Furniture Sale in
Which You Are Surest
of Getting the
Furniture You Desire 4

THE more you look into the problem of selecting fur
Il niture the you will observe that it is largely
question of weighing and considering advantages
And the more thoroughly you consider it in the light
of provabe facts and figures, the readily will you
that the advantages very much the side of the
Wanamaker Sale.
There is denying that it presents the widest field
of choice ever known in Philadelphia.
Napoleon is supposed to have said that eloquence
can equal constant repetition.
We would like to repeat that in this extraordinary
variety the advantage for you is clear and real.
For there is surely big advantage in the fact that
you much certain of finding your kind of fur
nture where all the good kinds are shown so penfuly
than you be of finding it where the variety is not
nearly so large
That is as simple as that two and two make fou-and
it is as true.
In fact the furniture situation is no longer matter
OF argument or opinon-f it ever was one.
Anybody with eyes see that there is no stock Of
extent in diversity in beauty and in charm Anybody of
judgment that there stock of furniture that
compares with this in desrabeness and dependableness
and genuineness of character
Character Isl wonderful thing in holding sale This
sale of ours based upon the belief that people are look
ing for furniture of character matter how inexpensive
the furniture may be.
All the economies in the sale have a background of
character in the furniture All the beauties of it are
based on good quality in woods and workmanship.
All the hepfulness of it is srealand it natural For
the fact s we have the furniture that people xant and
they know it, and the sale goes ahead as only sale of
that kind always does.
rnhsA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
EUery Day Fall Arrivals
Among the WOmen's Coats

An especially coat is of serge, half lned with
wide belt deep collar and sefcovered buttons 1t in
black and navy blue, at $30
Another is tricotine fully lined with deep
collar sefcovered buttons 1t in black
navy blue and taupe, at $47.50.
FIoor,Ce CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-05
Women's New "Nighties'
From, the Philippines

What dainty, pretty needlework the Island workers do
you may yourself these nghgowns that have
Just come the Pacific.
They of SOFT fine whtestuffs, and hand made from
the good deep hens the delicate, attractive embroidery
There is one style at s2 another with elaborate
embroidery ss5 and three charming styles $3.50 each
Women who like handmade and hand embroidered things
will appreciate them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
ALLIES SHY OF BERLIN.
French Papers See in Occupancy
Cain for Ebert

Pans Dec Concerning the Ger
man wireless announcement Of the ar
q a. in Berlin Of French, British. and
Belgian commissions charged with the
repatriation Of prisoners, the Echo dc
Pans calls attention to the fact tnat
the Germans intimate that the French
delegation is stopping at the former
French Embassy in an attempt to make
II appear that diplomatic relations are
resumed in part
The newspaper also warns against
German information TO the effect that
1hc Allies intend To occupy Berlin and
All oi Germany. 1t says that the Gov
cnnncnt Of Ebert and HaAae would
nave everything to gain from the diff
c,iItIcs which would surround allied o.
cupatlon cast Of the Rhine
The Gaulois asks the allied powers not
10 surrender To the temptation % a moro
extended occupation 0f Germany Such
course, it says, might provoke serious
complications. The Allies, the paper
adds ought 10 demand the prompt full
lllment Of the terms Of the armistlcc
allowing the Germans to settle their
own affairs among themselves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
LONDON TO INDIA BY AIR.
British Officer Makes Flight To Arrange
Plane Route

London, Dec l3.-Major Gen. Salmond
commanding the Royal Air Forces in
the Middle East, accompanied by Captain
Ross Smith, has arrived at Karachi on the
Baluchistan border, and is in conference
with the government of India regarding
the establishment of an aerial service to
India
fight from Cairo to Karachi, 2, ,54S miles,
in thirty-six hours actual flying time.
Their route was by way of Damascus,
Bagdad, Bushire, Bandar, Abbas, Sarbaz
and karachi
The machine used for the purpose
has previously been flown from Eng
land to Egypt and took active part in
final operations against the Turks in
Palestine
General Salmond viii continue his
journey by air to Delhi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
TRY THIS FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Brew it at Home Yourself, Save
Money and Feel Better
Right Away.

If you want splendid. economical
remedy for constipation, sick headachel
dizziness and torpid liver, get a small
package of DR. Carter's X. and R
Tea today and drink cup of your own
brewing whenever you need it.
This old reliable vegetable remedy
has stood the test of time and is now
more popular than ever.
Keep a package in the house all the
time and brew cupful when you feel
out of sorts. feverish or bilious. 1t al
ways helps promptly and being mild
and gentle is just as good for children
as for grownups.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
How pouphboy Originated.

The term doughhoy rs applied to the
United States ntaniryman dates back
70 the American campaign against Tripoli
in the curly part of hc nineteenth century
The uniform overcoats of the soliicrs at
that time were adorned with large light
colorcd buttons as hig as q dumping The
-four dumpllngs served 70 the sailors were
called doughhoys and the sailors IN n
jocuar mood applied the same name to
The soldiers hec;t,tsc of the resemblance of
their overcoat buttons to the dumpllngs.
The name has been used ever since, but it
Is confined to military circles in peace
times and it is only when we are at war
that the word gets into general use.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13
EVANS FINED $3.50.
Traffic Policeman Sherwin Speaks Good
Word for Man Who Ran Him Down

Samuel Evans, who became confused
while operating q motor vehicle at Sixth
and Market streets and struck and in
iured Traffic Officer Walter Il. Sherwin,
appeared in the Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday afternoon and by advice Of bis
attorney Philip T. Garrett, pleaded
guilty to q charge Of assault Officer
SherHn said he did not believe Evans
purposely ran HIM down
Judge Boyce sentenced Evans to pay
. fine oi $3.50 and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-13

From the earliest days OF both the
telephone and the telegraph there have
been almost numberless attempts by IN
ventors, scientists and engineers to de-
velop methods for the n11plex trans
mission OF messages 1t was while work
ing on the problem Of multiplex teleg-
raphy that Doctor Bell had his first con-
ception of the structure of the original
telephone. Now the organization, which
telephone and to extend its usefulness,
has accomplished not only multiplex tele-
phony, but also multiplex teiegraphy
and has solved the telegraph problem
upon which Doctor Bell was working
over forty years ago"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
Bcuanh perbietet
,lusiubr pcn Siliu
Frpbnlis aae rhinhitn, Nit hon @tr.
taaltn nrttoalhi merhta, mli
vmbafRe htltnt

ggoi6n0l6n. 81 MprI sci.
Ionic bat ben efpoti pon 8tnH Blum.
lcrs 0indiona.4tHhr 0biuiR. epiuiu.
ioBtH lmo aaliot aua 9lttNerldnbiidr
lGtuoicn btfbbirn VILE Nicie @hi.
t mtrhen In ar6Bercn CuoHtiidicn
bon orn Ncr. iooieu al aricle
gpefeu Qfbraadt
Die ollsiellp 0cnadlridiiauua bon
Dem embargo. tpelhea om 22. gIpril
in Sroit trat. lief aeitcrn Elm mo
rici cine 9eanfiibiauup berbor 9e.
onie poIIten iih iibtr bic mabr.
idicinliden einnOe 0csiel6en mdli
mehrehcu ober iii ntnudicn arciicn
aIoubtc man 0ub ee iidl I'M tinr
neutrality-suspicious. mcaen Der ge.
idInanubme Der botl0uoiidGt edit.
fe bon0eIt. au0ercrieiie mlir0e e8
oIS Graebnis Der fritiiden Situo.
iiou 5miidcn Solauo unO Gcutih,
Lamb on0eie1en.
Dos @mborgo ouf 8iun mo
3inuer8 miro beion0crs idyuer eHt.
pfmAen mer0ett Iic @orrdtc, Sic
iiir Notwithstanding uno Iob.
rrnQSmitteItonicrbisrung qebroudjt
merOcn botte man bon glieOerIdn.
Oiid.Gitinoien ermariet, ga Die 9ri.
ten Ole gon8e 6or0erung Der Straits
settlements dbucbneu.
Gtndoua.Nin0e, Gbinin im6 G6i.
niuloI5e mer0en fir We6i5in3ncde
fiir Die QlrInee beniitt. aobof lit
Elm Gilon3enprobuft oos 3ur gtnfer.
tigltng bon Sdngenottenmotro3cn
fir Die @arine gebrotht miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
SecOcfccbt i'm
2lHridtiiCbclt 1ltccr

2onoon, 27. g[pril.--Die britiTtbe
9[6miroIit1t mo6te beiite betanut,
Dob 5nei engliide 8erit5rer fiinf
oIterreidiibe 9riegsibiffe oesieIben
Ebps i'm ooriotiid)en g2eer III bic
5Iuht ihlugen. sSn Dem geribt
beiBt es m6rtlidj. o3ipei ltuierer Der.
Itorer griffen fitnf oItereitbiidc Ser.
it6rer an. Der 5etno fliidtete fih
mad 8uro85o, mo er Sdits iiid)te.
fyiinf ipeitere 6ritiihe tn6 arDei fran.
collide 9erItorer i6Ioiien iidb Oirier
8erfoIgang nad 8uro53o an, Die Bis
natG g2itternadt ont Utontog oou.
erte. ltnicre gerlltite belicien fib
altf iie6en 2otc imo neitn3cDn Der.
Q}ritiibe Glug3mgpe.
ibuaoer beifoiien an 3ienstoq Du.
ro35o nit onideinenoem @rfolg."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
glencite amer. gcrlnitliiten.

Mdibin9toll, 27. Qpril. - Die
aroBe Shlodt int g9eiten begiuut
ibren Bon an amer. gleni8enle6en
8l nebmen 9ic beutige @erlltitliite
Oes Sen 4eriblng ipeiit 103 9&a.
men mtf lnb 8eigt, boB If Rann
Inn Sample aet5tet, AZ i6per llno
37 leidt berlpur6et puroer. 8pei
Monn iper0en bermiBt 9(uBeroetn
iinO bier @onu infoIge bon llnfdl.
len rmo 3tpei infolge BON Granfbeit
geitorben
Gia geitrrn ber6ifentlit6te Ser.
llitliite antbielt rs 9fonen. 9 9}ann
tporeu i'm aolnpie gefaIleL 5 itar.
ben an 8un0en, 3 an aronfbeiten
33 paren idppr uu6 25 leidt Der.
puuoet por0en. Sie6en Ofii3iere
beiou6en iid unter Sen 8crpun6e.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
Gai1c6bccte itbdffcn
1fanonen nod GripeIi

ggai6inotou g. @pril.-getit.
idc 9aud6ootc 6oben an oer qiiite
bon 1ripoli aanoncn, g}a5rlagg.
mittct un0 0lmition gelan6rt, pie
cine ofii5icqe Gepei6e ans 5rdnf.
reid beid1t Die Iepeidle 3iticrt
Sen. gliueIlc, 6er icbt bic aoroofri.
foniiden Iubbcu befcbliat BET ae.
i1qt 6abeu ioa, ooB Die Gage Der
5eftioB Die Der ordid dtilrfiiden
glnariif an oer iripoliidniidJen
4iiite oiien III gut foniolibiet lit
Ge9en anariiie apf nlliierte Gin.
1eborenenitdnHc bic init ben Geut.
iden un6 Itirfcu qemeiHidHe gade
HadteH 6raiB0iii6c gefrutiefung
unter ben bciran0elen gldHBien
niro foriaeiefi uu6 bieie Geldf ma.
den inner0al5 Ied giouaiga CUTE
5oloaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
Siso Scr Gntcnte
turb sen rnitkricu
gsfntral @tftaHf nldnhi hnh hif
alitatg ben Gifa htrbrilabrru
Wfthfn

Qcus g. apfil Wcm Ne
9niietim Bic ocuiidita pmin nbi
Nirhbredlcn hnnen io I6nurn lic
oariittr hinmcdachtn m0 Der 3ica
mini Der 0nttutr fontmpn burh Oie
puft ettldrr @eurral Rcrraur
briitc
g'e cincr llcbsrlithl iiber BE gQ6a.
Iid'teii Slueicr aleidlmdba itortcr
glruetn tbre neueuiciiiarn ginlen
0nr6 @oiicuarmalt al ourdbre.
d)cn crFI1rtc @erronr oob Dos he.
hrreenidt In Der Qnit fommcn
mibir .leoocrne arfnecn ndiiien
ihre 6oiinuH1 oiti ibrc Blicecr 70.
ben", inQte er, ...
Ger Sica Der, lnie GeutihIouh
aIoubtc, itetS mu gum 3ugrcifen
bor ibm loa, III ihm hurd6 Die frau.
56iiitNan, briiiidlen. iiolicnidct mo
mncritoniibcn 3liegcr entrilicn nor.
ben. @lit unieren 9uititUoorouen
boben mir Die Graoitioncn fritberer
Qrieae 8crit6rt. mir habcn Die mi.
litGriidlcn SorucIa Der friibercn
Sabre qebrodcu-aIS SiroteBie ote
5dlodlten gemonu. Mern mir bic
fein0lidje 2inie niht 6urbbreden
fonncn 70 fouucn mir iiber 0ieieI.
ben btmc1, pie ho8 in ben iiiugiteu
5d)Iohteu bepieien iutroe."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
11icle tsrilppcl
In DciltICblanS

Qlm1ter6am 27. gtpriG.-g1a6 Ell.
nem 8cri6t Der 8routflrter Bel.
tttng, BON Der bier mebrere @renl.
plare eingetroffef iino, erflartc @e.
neral SdnI3e Dem Sauptfonlitee
be8 9leinstoges, ooB Iif Ole Oeltt.
iden 9rieg8Oerluite Ioipeit ottf cttpa
100000 Mann belaufeu. Gina
10000 aranfe lmo gerpunoete
fonntcu mie0cr in bic aonpflinie
qeididt per0en, n16renO $4,000
Solooten ols 0auerno oieuitlm.
fl9ig aus BEN Seere8berbano ent.
Iaiien iper6cn utuBteu. 9ettidlan6
Bat bis iebt, oeu gtuga6en beg @e.
neral ShuI8e 5uiolge, ettua $4,000
ariibpel aui5uneiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
Sort Oittaba blejbt
SaMeritS BaMcnIctule
Gen. 9enlc0, Der meme geiter bes
MilitGrfluglueiens Der glrmee
sibt bieie anstnuft.

@oIbington 27. 9[pril. = Jlebrd.
ientont 2o6ed batte geIterlt cine ldn'
gere aonferen5 nit 8rigaoegenerol
@n. s. aeuleb, Der on Die Spibe
Der bonn ariegSiefretdr 8ofer nsi
geIdbaffeneu 2(6teitng fiir ulilit1ri.
i6es f5lugpeieu geIteat tpuroe. @e.
neral aenleD iagte i'm GerIdif Der
llnterreoung nOmnbu braudt Die
2lufbebung Ser 8ollonicbule in Sort
Onobo nidt 3u befiir6ten. 9ie
@inipobner bon Smo6a ioIlten Die
S6ule ols cine oouernoe @inri9.
titnq onieben Oenn mdrltu fpiir0en
mir ionit 6a8 @elo fir Die Sdule
alsgeben pollelt pie mir ods iebt
blonen gotiirIib pir6 e8 o1f an.
6ere 9aIlonitulen gsben, oa Sort
Omaha nidt groB genug 1T, nm ale
9aaonihiiler, Die mir broilden mer.
ben, imter5ubringen, ober mir ieben
Sort Omaha al8 6oiernoe GhuIe an
1ro e8 miro bergroBert neroen, tpie
eS oie g}otfDenoigfeit erbeiidt,"
2[uf cine }roge oes gl6georonetcn
go6ed Bin morim jebt me6r 2lrtil.
lcriiten oI5 6Iugi6iiler nad Sort
Omo6o geinnbt lpiiroen iagte oer
@eneraI, oab iid 2lrtiaerieteute tpe.
gen Der notluenoiqen 8uianmen.
arbeit NIT ben observation-disclosures
NIT Der Wl1nipulotion oericlben ber.
trotit ntofen miibten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
g(mcrifa nnS t5riedlcnlonb.

gltben, 27. Qlprtl. - 9ie 8eltitrg
9utris oerofientIidte cine ougeblihe
glnfimoieuna Oes aueritoniihen @e.
ionoten Garrett 8roppers In gltben
6ob n1ulitb Die &egittung uno Die
9eD6lfertng Der 8ereinieteu Stao.
fen sntIdloiieu ieien. fiir ben ge.
Itano griehiiden @jebiets einSuite6en,
uno bel 6en Observation-Disclosures
oafiir 3u iorgeiL boB Die gledte Der
Rotion gelidlert tueroen 0ieie Wtit.
telling bat iebr befrieoipt, bGionoers
neil Die 9feqierunqen Der glliierten
bisber ooriiber geihmteqen botten.
g8 iporen bereitS @eriihte i'm lin.
laiif Dob bic glaiierten beriiden
m6hten, gnlgarien ollf Soften @rie.
henlanos 51 oeriobnel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-27
SOllanO SWil(brn
srOlla unO GbarDbOis
w SipIemotiiHeu Kreiien GnoIants III man
bsoicrio sm erfabrsn, oh I5cIIauS Sen ScrN~
runoen DcntiHlanSs n0dtkcmnscn nitro
isesei@uenSc 'lenberuns Scr 5eitaNs @erm'

SIN snaa, q. slpriI Der glini.
iterproii0eh im0 Der lRniiter oes
auslpdrtipcu bicIten acitcrn abenO
init poltiiihen Siihren eine Ionae
9eiprehuna m0 bieIten oom cine
eeheime aonicrem al.
Ger GberbcicblSDober Oer boIl1n.
0ilden Gruppen bat 9efebI rrtetlt,
in Der glunce mo Niorine feiiet
llrlanb me0r an beipiIliaen.
Go8 Bolt Ut IN Gorge. Bic Bet.
hinaen obtr mobnen, ben Qht ntcbt
3tt berlterrn.
4aris, 27. glpril. - 0lit 5pon.
uitna miro all Der @eitirout SOL.
lambs g(atport auf ole beltide 6or.
0eruna erportet. O}on gloubt, bic
3riebfrott bnter Der oeiitihen SonO.
Iumgsmeiie' iei Oarin al iuden 6oB
DeutifIau0 Oen 9eiib glntmerpers
ino einen 9litsgoug nod Dem gleere
anitrebt.
2onoon, o. QpriI. Inter Sttt-
neiS ouf bo8 geiponnte 8erbaItnis
8lpiihen $ollono uno 9eutidlmo
meloet Der glotteroomer aorreipon.
ben Der 9oiI1 giaiI, ooB 6em Ser.
nebuten nod Die boaonoii4e aegie.
rlng Sdritte geton babe, 9eluiiie
@iaBnabmen 81 ergreiD
fen.
3euti1e 8citilngen, Die in Sol
lono eingetroifen iiuo, madjen SOL.
Lamb ouf oaS Eiiifo, oos eS unter.
nimlnt oufntertiom, Die 9erltner
9illuoid)ou ip1rnt, 8oaono
nift al einent 0ueiten geleien al
MAIDEN. Oas beibt @nglono 5n ee.
it1tten, cs 3mn Spriingbrett zines
gegen 0euti6lanO geplonten g[n.
griffs at MADDEN Cine lolhe Wlog-
li1feit fam nidt iiberieben luer0en.