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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Ncbr. Rcritctttte atfft
SO Min. Bni1els kilrs
@praiialidle Gerbinbnnaelt.

@oibington, 90. 9ebt.-@em0B
ben 6hdbungen oes 8urtoes 9[der.
bau 0epartemert8 mar Ser Gt1no
Der gaebrosfa &orternte bonn 1. 9lit.
guit bts /. Septeulber bon 209 Nfil.
lioneu 8uibels auf $50 WeiIIionen
8uibels 51riidgegongen.
g(ud Die Sofererttte 1T lin 2 DfiG.
lionen 8uibeIs 5ltritfgegoneen; lte
miro oitf Sc Mllionen guibeIs &c.
iddbt.
9ie aartoffeIeritte er[itt einen
@erGuIt BON 100000 8lIbels.
8obmes Sen miro oiefes eSobr
2,9S1y000 Gonnen ergeben, gegeil-
iiber 2,500,000 i'm Lebten Sabre.
8iloes Sen 3eigt in 6ieien1 Sabre
cine 3unabme non 250,000 Con.
men,; Die @rnte miro auf 2,368,000
Eonnen gefhdbt.
Der Mfolfa Grtrd9 ipar oiefes
Sabr 134 Sonnen per 9(fer gegen.
iiber Elm 8ebntel ipeniger ais 2
Sonnen i'm Iebten Sabre.
9ie apfelernte betrug i'm Iebten
Sabre 100000 8uibet in gtebros.
ia. Die Septeutber G66bung in
0ieieut Sabre iptr0 ouf 1927 900
8lli6eIs ongegeben.
9ie 8oa- -@ro0nftion belief fid) I'M
letten Sabre in gte6rasfn ouf H.
100000 4funo. Sn oieien Sabre
miro Die 9Srootftion bon @oLle I'M
Stoate Inn 6 Bis s gro5ent bober
fem geuldB ben SdGsungen oeg 9e.
partentents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
glnhert g0nn6s 0[ih im Nnnn

Song, 90. Sept. - giobert &oo0s
Bib Eotgebdr Der ainerif1niifeu
@einnbtifnft in garis, 1T int Snog
ongefomneit nm Den @eianOten
ssyobn ". @orrett ipdbreno oeiien Q6.
ipeienbeit in Bern 3n bertreten, mo CT
nit oelitihen 8eantten ber9onoelt be.
8iigIid Der gegenieitigen gtustpedia-
lung bon ariegsgefnngenen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Interikanii6er
Dafftpfer tcrpeSicrt

@oruno, Spnnien, go. Sept. -
9rei 0ffi5iere uno 27 mann Der ge.
iasung beg anterifnnii6en Camp.
fers guena 8entrrn finO bier OH.
eefontnten. Ger 9ntrlpfer fuurOe onl
glontng torpeoiert. 9rei goote nit
Ga Dlan1 Der geintung iperoen Der.
miBt. Ser 0nntpfer geb6rte Der
ltniteo StnteS Gteet gro6ucts Gn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
gefampfnna bes ipsiaIen llebels.

gBdiblngt0n 23. Sept. = Bene.
rnltuun0or8t @orgos berlongt Die 70.
fortige 0itipirfung Der @iirger, Inn
Die Monni6aften geeen Die aIarnlie.
renoe 9erbreitung oes io5ioIen
llebels su idiiten. geod eirem amt.
liden 8eridt bonn 6. Septentber 1T
Der gro5entiob Der on bereriifen
stront6eiten Ieioenoen Sol6ofen sS
gro5ent; so @ro5eilt hotteu Die
arantbeit idon. ebe iie in Die 9lrinee
trnten. s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
g2otorFalrer bernnaIndt.

2on6oit, 20. Sept. - Gin nne.
rifnniider Seeniann, nomens SET
nus, bon Dem eeioet iuiro, 0oB er
Der Sobn zines omerifonifden Wtil.
lion1rs iei fpitr6e getotet, tp1breno
iein 4oaege, namells Montgomerp.
berlebt tuurbe BEL elmer sSobrt onf
W1otorrGoern ouf ben oitr6 Geeen
oufgepcidten @eeen, tpobei Die Sra.
idinen ousgIitten 1inO Die sSnbrer
segen cine Iauer geidleuocrt tulr.
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
ser6en.aolunie berarOFerf.

Die bieiige Serben,aOlonie miro
in ndditer 3eit neuen 8utpo6s er.
boIten. 9ieie ISOLDE iperOen in
ben Ser. Staoten $4,000 ferbiide
6ludtlinge aus Guropn ertDnrtet,
oarunter 500 Slinoer. Die geeuon.
fontnlIinee perben inter Die beridie-
oenen ier6iihen aoIonien oes Can.
oes berteiIt tperOen itno Die biefiee
GoIonie tuirb ebenfoIIs cine an;obL
onbon siigeluieien erbnIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Gi6ecbe1t, Slapeft,
Pollen cftttuerfett
ptcorantilt

&oi6ington 90. Sept.-9ie Silb-
rer Der .Siobofen Der Syugo.
6lnben 4no 8olen bieIten cine aou.
feren3 in 8ai6in9ton uno einigten
ii4 auf ein grogrdntnt 0es Samples,
Der 8ur 8efretung Ser 80Ifer fiibren
ioG. Die orei @rltppen ser ilo0i.
i6en 86Ifer iporen ourd gSrofeiior
E 6. @iaiarbf, S8na8 S. 9aoereip8.
II, Rornon Gntonsfi un6 Or. $.
Sinfobitd in Ser aonferen5 bertre.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Brose G-pfoiipn.

amlter6aln, 90. Sept. - Sn Der
@unitionsfabrif in 8oblersOorf bei
@ien fono cine Grblofion Itntt, mo-.
BEL 3S2 Gerionn ibr 2e6en berIo.
rrn. 5euer brat in Dem Bulber.
rnrm aus lno Die iib raid enftpif.
felnoe Site beriiriodte ben So6 oer
Slr6eifer, 5Imeiit gdoden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
". 6. etunb aeitor6cn.

Ge0ar, Sails, 5o., %. Sept. =
gtr6a 8. Stirtt, Elm 9tObofot, unb
8ruOer bon giifof Gt1tns bon
Omaha, 1T i'm Sitter bon so Sobren
i'm SauIe feiner Sodter sSrnu Ben.
iornin &onronanll, eeitorben. Ser
8eritorbene itono itets I'M 8oroer.
erunb BEL oIlen geipeeiineen sur
6or6eriing eeineiniisiger geItrebun.
gen. Sein 8riioer, gii6of Stuns.
fam nidt nni 8egrd6nis teilneb.
men, bn er lid onf Der Gn5rt nod
Sii0.afrift befittoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Wlnnne[ an etnh[.

gsaI6ingfon, 90. Sept.-Ger 8on
iiben0e Der ariegsin0litrie. geb6roe
garud Bot 6en Seiat In aenntnis
aeiett, 0ab @ldugel on Stnbl berr.
i6e. Gem 9eridlie eeIuaB. luer0en
ipeitere 100000 &onnen StabI be.
notiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
,lmerikaniitte
1,erlmitliite
Die Dun Gonttas iueiit 355, bic bon
Wiontag 673 ytamen anf.

F~CAl1hh0h0h 49, ~~SfH StNb N~IltAt-
tag iuuroen bon oem fomtnonoieren.
ben General folgenbe @erLuite ee.
meloet: @efaIlen 81; berrliBt So;
i6tper bertpunoet 81; ibren 8nnoeil
erlegen 30; infolge zines gteropIon.
itnfolles ungefonmen L; einem I'm
fal[e erleeen q; an ara,fbeitcn ltar-
ben IS; bel 12 fonilte Die Sdipere
Der 8eriuun0uns ni6t feItgeiteIGt
iuer6en; in @efmgenifdft geriet 1;
5uIommen 355.
Inter BEN @eToaenen befinoen li6
Sorbin 6. Gtone, 9elpibere, geeb. /;
Sbonas 8ebins, &eDitone, Soma;
5ronf 8. @inoers, Mopleton, Sya.; /;
2e2roD 81. 95iercc, Belmont, so. ;
Geo. s. &iebIing, Germantown, 91eb.
SSSbren 8ln6en erlnoen 1ntter an.
oeren: Sobn 81. aoilcp,, 2aturence.
geeb.; Sronf 90. gopa, Nlognet.
gaeb.; 2lobo Il. @aedter, @nit 8er1t,
Neb.
S6uer pertuun6et tp1r0en inter
onberen: gIpoe e. 8uaan, South
Qtlbonp, gaeb.; Grnit g., Gopne, 9es
Waoines, SSd.
gu ben 8ernliBten geb0rt: Semen
6. SUITED.
Maarinecorps 8erlttIteS gffo[len
8; ibren 8unoen erlegen 8; idper
oerpllnoet 5; BEL fonnte Die Sftue.
re Der 8eripunoung ni1t feitgeItellt
per0en; in Sdn0en 6es GeinOes l..
Mpntagss9erlnite.
Seftion 1-SSln 91ntpfe gefaIen
rs; berniBt 81; ibtper nerlpunoet
1870; ibret 8un0en erlegen 49; on
&ranfbeit geitorbcn Ia; llnfGQen er-
legen IL; BEL A fonitte oie Sdpere
Der 8ertpunoung nift fe1taeiteIlt
tperben; aitidmlnen 337. Inter ben
@efoaenen befinoet itd @ilinm S.
Gpan, GreItot So.
Sbren 8lnnoe1 erlogen lnter on-
heren: @len 81. Qtden, 9lGnld. Ge6. !;
ssSobn @ru5I, Siolir gitb, Soma;
glrel 6. &aBntlliien, 8allfon, So.
Seinen 8uitoen erIog aud g8i[.
liam g. Hogers, Decatur, geeb.
8u ben S6iuerberipttn0eten 5G6-
len: Serbert .. 9ergftront, SsceoIo,
0eb.; Sobn 6. GoIteIlo, Sionep,
9eb.; 8pron 8. Sill, Sutberlon0,
sSSa.; 4Oulp6 genaf, Omaha, Neb,;
Gba8. @. @ildriIt Spencer, gteb. |;
Glenn 8. SaG, 8onoro, Sa.; gIo-
renee s. sSobnion Council Bluffs,
So; 2eon 9. 9bnd, gttIantic ga.
SSm aaulpfe berntiBt iuiro' inter
nnoeren: SSSobn S. Soplor, gig
Spring gte6.
Settion 2-@cfaIlen 76; bertlliBt
SO; 16lper bertpunoet 13t; tbren
8unoen erlegen Az; an &raltfbeiten
Itorben -; eineln &eroplonltnfaa er.
lag 1; llnfaIlen erIagen 6; Bel A
fonnte sic Sdmere Der 8ertpun6ung
nidt feitgeitellt neroen; 5uionnen
1856.
Inter oen @efalleneri befinoen fiG
2eutnont g. 6bman, Soma 5uIls,
SsSd.; aOrporaI 8illiam s. Gboema-
fer, 8iltteriet, Soma.
S6ret8u1oen erlagen inter on6e-
rem: Sentnant SarOis 5. Sffntt,
Omaba, Geb.; Gbos. SO. ai6bes,
@ltnnooO, So; Nou[ s. @auper,
MeI6ourne, go.
3n ben Sdrperberuilnoeten eeb0-
ren: Glen 6. W2iIler, greIton, So; :;
emmanuel StrobIofis, Gioltr Gitp,
So.
3u oen 8eru1iBten geb0rt: Go.
pnrb 81. @oore, gtortb 8latte, geeb.
0forinecorps @erIlIte: @efaIen
IS; ibren 8un0en erlogen a; idper
bertpttn6et 1; beriniBt ID; in SGn.
Ben Der Seift6e 2; suioutmen go
3u 6en @efaGenen eebort oud SipenI
s. Yeterion, Craig, geeb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
SiitberSaflpfer pcit
1tsBcct perienkt

Gin g(t[oltii6er Safen 90. Sept.
Ger anterifaniife Sii6eroanlpfer
,aingfiiber" ipur6e IS Wleilen bon
Der g&orootlaltiiben aiiite bon einem
feinoliden lt.8oot torpe6iert ltn6
berIenft. aapitGlt gtileb itno Die 26
@onn Itnrfe 8eIutung erreiften Oas
0nt1S
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
5000 Ser. Giaaten eOIoaten
Prfrnnff.

Gin otlantii6er Sofen, 90. Gebt.
gabe5u an 5000 nHcrifaniidc
SoIoatet Die an Der ipaniiten Sn.
fluen5a erfranft iino, fDuroen in Die.
fem S1fen gelonOet, I'M iit biefgen
&oipitdlern bebnnoeIt 8u iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Gapclle tritt snraf.

2lnliter0au, 90. Sept.-9erIiner
9epeiden meloen, onB Der bisberi9e
gfarinertiitiiter b. gopeQe llrIdub
genomnen fat iln6 6urd gi5e,
aomiroG 9ebnfe bertreten miro.
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etr,if in Sol.bnra.

3nrid. 29. Sebt. = syufoIee 6es
eroBen Streifs In SnI5burg Geiter.
reid, ipliroe Der ariegs5nItanO sr.
Hart, tpie gerifte, 0ie bier eiiilie.
fen melOen. Die llnrubeu oauern
an.
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Gra6iidpf arelanbg Q6lrbrn crlpartef

ct. 8nuT, %. Sebt-erabiIdof
Srelon6, ct. Y1iil 9io5oIe, nobt fi9
ieinem Gnoe unh miro fihtbor
idpader. 9ie perfloiieue geott mar
cine iebr idIilnme fiir osn arnn.
fen ingen Die Starter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
AapaniIdleg .@abinett tritt ,nrif.

Eofio, %. Sept. - Gas iapani-
ide aobinett NIT 5eIomarfdna @rof
Seraltdi on Der Spise, 0as oie Sit.
gel Der 9feaierung felt 9ftober 1916
in Der SanO batte, 1T 8uriifgetreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
wetterberidlt.

Giir Dmobn itnO ttntgeeeno, ben
Stont Ne6rnst1 unO Soma: 9e.
u5Itt uno etiuas iudrmer beitte
abenb; Gienstos geeeuianuer uro
hlbIer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23

lUeLIuDHe SLtlllulguH8elt St1t0leDeH.
9ie oelttiden QbuebrgeiAiite fonnen
ibnett nidts onbaben.
&praiielide Serbilbnnsem.
@aris, %. ept.-9er anlerifatt.
Ide ariegslefret1r 0riifte BET ieinen
fiir5liden 9ariier @eiud iein Gr.
Itallnen iiber Die bor5iigIihe 4rtlage
Der onerifanii6en gerbinoltngsIi-
rien fir Die 3tfubr aus. 9ieielben
eritrefen iid bonn Meere ourd
Grarlfrei6 big rod Der mnerifoni.
iden &onpffront. Serr 8ofer I'M.
ternobm feline Snipeftiorsreiie bon
Dem Seebafen aug, mo- er ia9, ipie
SpIOaten, 0obrungsnlittel uno aud
arie9smaterioI at5geidifft mllroen.
Bon BORT aus folgte er Dem geIGaf-
fenen Shienetrtrang Big no1 Der
Sdla6tIinie, nohte an m1ebreren
groBen Gtappenitationen SaIt nno
nta6te bon bort aug 'gDIteder nab
Den 5lngfeloerL @orratsfantnern
uiw. gr ia6 6abrifen, Die bon
9lmerifanern erriftet tporen ,ttto in
melden eeipiiie Gorrdte bergeiteIlt
ipurOen, Inn 3onuaee 5t eriparen.
ST beoba6tete Die 9lrbeitett in ben
9feparaturiperfltGtten uno in oen rie.
iigen Bureaus. Die tt0tig fino, 1lnt
Bud gu fiibren. gtnd BEN berIfie-
oenen RaltIoeern, in meldell iif
@Ieiiierte un0 @eiieietloe befilloen,
itattete er eineu 8eilid ob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Ser Sdrefens9erridnft ioll cin Cube
gemndlt iJer0en.

8aibington, %. Sept.-lteber oie
Sdredensberridaft in &uBlanb ent.
iebt, bnben 6ie Ser, Gtoaten bic &c
gieriitoen Der aIiierfen un6 g9plt-
trdlen altfgeforoert, 8u beroten, allf
ipelde Grt 1tno g8eiie oerIel6en Gin.
bolt ge6oten iperoen tonne.
9as 9oripegii1e 9(nt fir altBere
angelegenbeiten bat Die Biefgc Ste.
gierlln9 1T 9errttnis geieBt, oaB Der
mnerifanil6e General, ,aoriul &ooIe
81 Mostalt nidt oerbaftet fuor0en
III. 8i8 gum Is. Septentber lit
man nod IN 6irefter gerbinoung nit
Olosfdt geipeien.
9(uiterbnn, 90. Gept.-Sier elm,
getrofiate 9epeiden beIdgen, oab
auf 6ent 4riegsHinilter Der goli6eoi.
IT, &robfp, bon einen SoI6aten Elm
2lttentatsberilt6 eernodt pur0e. Sic
augeG ging feb[.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23


9os befeltigte 8riel @eboft nnb an.
oere 6eIobefeitigungen nuroen BON
ibnen erobert. 81, oieient 9tbifnitt
tDitr0en geitern un0 Iebte 0adt meG.
rere @eidngene bon uns gernndt; ee.
itern glodmitta9 griif Der Seino tuie.
oerum bel Moeure5 ON, lDuroe ie6o6
5liriidgeIdla9ett. ltniere Sruppen
perbeiierten ibre Golitionen II. mad.
ten cine &n6abI @efongene.
Siiolih BON 8illers. .@uislon tnur.
be elm geitern abeno bonn 6ein0e I'm.
ternommener gGngriff nod bitigen
@eieht obgeidlngen. llniere &rllp.
pen bnben m1breno 6esielben ibre
2inie etpn8 meiter porgei6oben ltno
auh @efangene gemoht.
9eoroli6 bonn Scorpe 6[ub fiibr.
ten engliide &rlppen lebte gtatt eli.
nen erfolgreiden 9[n9rtff mls. Sci
@robelle gingen fie an elmer 6ront
bon 5lpei @leilen Dor uno mndten
me6rere 8efaneeue.
Gin feinoIider lteberfaG tpeftIid
bon g(debille miBlnng, 9eiite friib
griff oer 6ein0 uutiere neuen steI.
lungen nototpeltIid) bonn ga @aIiee
aanal on. Gos @efedt miro in ie.
ner @egeno fortgeiett.
Sran5Ofiifer 8eridt.
goris, 23. Sept.-ssSyrt benz qeTtri.
gen offi5ieGen gtbenoberidt beiBt eg:
a81brer0 Der Iebten gaatt fanoen
in Der @egeno bon ct. 2nentin uno
norOIid Der gtisne 5ienli9 lebboftc
gfrtiGeriegefeate ftott. gtn Der s5rottt
oes 8esle 6luiies ipur6en apet feinO.
lihe lteberfdlle bon ben 6ran3oien
abeei9laeen. 6ranSoliide gtbteiInn.
gen 6raneen in bic fein0Iide 9inie
IN Der Champagne ltn6 In 2otbrin.
gen Elm rnO nabmen cine gln3ob[
6einoe 0efanoen.
9sntider Seridlt.
8erlin ilber Sonoon, 23. Sept.
- 9ffi3iea tpuroe ge|tern glbeno qe.
o8ritiide SSnfatterie eriff|
geItern GbenO Die 6elttihe 2inie 5lui.
ihen Dem @ou5eaucourt @tb0l3 nn0|
Snrgicourt, norofpcfGid bon ct.
urter Dem S6ube zines
i9tDeren Sperrfeuers, 5o6lreiher
8olfs 1tt6 Glieger an. GoiuobI Die.
fer angriff als ouh Die rqdfoIgen.
oert tuur0en o69eidlaeen."
glldseOuniid)e iSront.
2on6on, 20. Sept.-g(n Ser ma.
5e6onil1en 6ront boben n1tnrnebr
a1b italieniide Srlppen in oenI
einsegrifien. 9ie 8uIgaren
tperoen bon ben Gruppen Der GIliier.
ten In n0rOlidar gtidtting 0urf
5iioierbien auriidaetrieben. 3fpiIden
Der gerna uito Der 8ur0or
bo6en Die gulgaren tnO GeltidenI
8erftdrfungan an Ii1 ge3ogelt bod
iebten Die aliierten ibren 9rlid ouf
Die fein6Iiden Gtreitfr1fte fort. Gie
Serben 9oben 16 9orfer ero6ert ino
IL @efdiise er6eutet.
Siirten idner geidJlasen.
2onoon, %. Sept. = guf Dem
9orftoB .6urd GoI1itino bobeu bri.
tiihe Srlippen unter General 9lIen.
bn $4,000 Siirfen 9efangen genont.
men iino 100 @eiGiibe erb6ert, bier
geroplone uno cine groBe Wfenge
erbeutet. Dieies Be.
oeutet, OaB Die tiirfiiden Srltppen
oortielbit oltfgerieben fin6. ange.
Iidts Der @idtigfeit Der Shladjt
iUaren Die britiiden gerIuIte nur oe.
ring. 9ritiife aabaIlerie, oie 5ipi.
ifen oent Soroan uno DEM WliteaGn.
oii6en Meer operiert, 1T bon i6rer
bisberiaen 2inie 60 Weilen melt
oorgeorungen im0 bat Die etd0te
aiule uno geiiau beieet.
5000 Ser. Siaaten eOlOaten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-23
Die 11)irren i'm
Jnitern Hm6lanSs
SerfOlsaus BON Sriten, sSransuIeu
iuib 9lmeritancrn in gOlOsSn
EroDin5; meBrere ermorSet.

smiterOout, 90. Sept.-0er Sc.
trogrdoer aorreiponoent Der Sam.
burger gta6riften meI0et, oab 6os
ruiiiide 8olfsfonmliIiariot at $50.
Ioeoa Die geo0lferung 5u einer Sebe
gegen 9ritet 5rotlaoIen unO glIne.
rifanern in Der gnnden @robinS auf.
gefor0ert babe. @S beiBt, oaB meb.
rere Srar8oien nn0 9[merifaner er.
taor0et ipor6en iin0.
Sellingfors, 23. Sept.-0ic fin.
nilde Gegieriing bat erfldrt, oaB an.
geiidts Der nttardiitiiden 9uItGnoe
III Getrogro0, iie entidloIien lci,
idon aus 9fiifitdten Ser MenIdlid.
felt ben ruiiiiben, englii6en, nne.
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-23
SUGAR FOR WOUNDS

Despite the terrific fighting In the
present war there will not be so many
one armed and one-legged men as
there have been in past wars. The
reason rests with the surgeons and
the methods of treatment given the
wounded, says Popular Science
Monthly. DR.. Elexis Carrel has been
doing seem remarkable work in
France. He has made an effective
antiseptic from sodium hypochlorite
and boric acid. But for real ingenuity
credit has to be given to DIR. Erich
Meyer of Germany. He has cured
wounds with sugar.
After washing out the wounds he
has dressed them with ordinary gran
ulated sugar covered with a compress
renewing the sugar every second or
third day. This simple treatment, ac-
cording to DR.. Meyer. has been notably
successful. In a number of instances
amputation has been prevented be-
cause the wound was sugar-cured.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-23

had proved himself to be a liar. How
can you trust government that has
proved itself liar?
II isn't, as / see It, a question of the
kaiser, so much. If the German people
want to keep him on, let them do it!
They ought to be punished to a certain
extent, anyway, and perhaps keeping
the kaiser on the job is a good way.
But-they can't expect the rest of the
world to deal with him.
Il Here is another analogous case. Sup
Pose you were doing business with a
concern and dealing with it's general
manager? Suppose he broke his word
and, naturally, misbehaved himself.
Naturally you would have nothing
more to do with that concern. Suppose,
then, that it's president, or owner, came
to you, and asked you to resume reia-
tons. You would tell him, probably,
That it was up to him-that if he either
fired his general manager or clipped
his wings, you would do so. That Is
what we must say to the German peo-
pie. Whether they fire the kaiser or
reduce his authority Is up to them The
point is that we must deal with prin-
lclples, after this, not with people who
have proved that they can't be trusted
to use the powers delegated to them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-23
Press
Most Powerful Weapon in
German Hands.
Edward S. Baboox, in LesIie's.


Russia was downed, not with bullets
OF steel. but with bullets of paper.
Germany's ''insidious PROPAGANDA
met as little opposition as did her
armies Russia's leaders, such as thev
We're, never cultivated the public
mind, never endeavored seriously To
mold popular opinion. There was no
national unity OF thought or ideals.
ana. therefore, no solid front was pre-
scented to the onrush of German
thought. Like giant arrow, there
fore. the German campaign of lies and
treason cracked the thin veneer of
Russian nationalism and buried itself
In the vitals OF the nation. Like all
German arrows" it was poison
tipped and quickly bred disruption and
decay!
Again, In Italy. Germany used her
printing press Before her drive
she issued a counterfeit of a popula +
Italian daily: circulated it through
Italian lines. Italy's men there read
FRANCO and Britain desert Italy and
murder wives and children. Italy will
| honor the soldiers who refuse longer
to fight With enemy morale thus
undermined, the Germans waded
through easily.
In some of her ally" countries we
are told Germany has Issued spurious
print press" currency. and by inn
perial decree has declared il legal
tender. This reduces these countries
obviously. 10 the state of vassalage.
Tho imperial German "advcrtisinc
staff operating under the kaiser di-
rect now CenSorS or .. KS all ma
tional propaganda which is fed to the
German people--and 70 the rest of MS
tberause German campaigns are not
only national. but International They
are good psychologists over there
They know If You tell n man the same
thing long enough and often enough,
he will believe it,. even though ii be n
lie. They have done it. The German
people seem sold" on the idea that
they are the supreme choice of God
20 rule the world and that the kaiser
Is Gods active partner and CARRYING
out ms Ideas here on earth. Me and
lott is no mere satire to them.
II Is evident that Germany begins
to see she can not win with her guns.
She is more active than ever with
paper bullets"
To meet her on her own ground and
peat her there is our job. Dropping
President Wilson's latest message on
her trenches was a strategic move, es-
rec>auy since the portions deleted by
German censors We're printed in red
blssension in Germany plus an ever
widening intelligence and understand
ing here at home will win the war.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-23
rs Years Ago
What Missoula Was Doing
on This Date in 1898.

Assessor Berry will commence the
work of assessing what is left of Mis-
soula county on the first Monday in
March. The duties will continue for
about four months.
The celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer
has made its appearance and is meet
ing with popular favor. The W. A.
Mentrum Liquor and Bottling COM
pany are the sole agents for Missoula
county for the choice beverage.
c. l.. Fowler of the Anaconda Stand
ard. returned today from n weeks
jaunt through the Occur d'Alone coun-
try.
Health Officer Mentrum is prohibit
ing the cutting of ice at or below the
mouth of Rattlesnake creek, under
penalty of law.
Missoula is reaching out for more
railroads and will get them. The
Flathead valley branch of the Northern
Pacific win pe built, the Union Pa
cific will connect it's eastern and west
ern lines by line through the Occur
d'Alene country and the Burlington
system will be extended from Great
Falls.
The next attraction at the Bennett
opera house will probably be Katie
Putnam. who appears here March II.
She will produce her latest and great
success, AN Unclaimed Express
Package" Manager Hartley also
wishes to announce the Spider and
the Fly" for March Il.