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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22

Dem Situier Der 1lioiel mlO na6C
ytomemD mprben bon uns mebrere er.
foIoreihe 9ldnober ausqefiibrt. Gas
3eritOreuOe 5euer Der fron3oiiider
glrtiIlerie bel Garrob oauert an
gImcrifaniidler @eridlt.
Vlit Der glmerifaniitben 9lrtnee in
S}rafifreid, 81. mara. (g[6en6s) -
Stnerbalb 3lp5If Stllnoen baben
amerifauiide &ruppcn suIammen
nit fron86iiid)en einen Sonbitreif
gegen feinoIide Stel(ungen inter.
nommen. sic 0rongen in Die @ra.
ben eit, >fonoen oieielben o6er ber.
loiien Dor in6 febrten nadloem Ite
IN 0eniclben oitfeer1urlt b1tten, nodJ
% Wtinltten nad ihren @rdben AT.
rid, 2ie &rllppen, ipeIde iidJ an
Oieiem l1eberfoIl beteiligten, iDaren
Dem ibmeriten g(rtiaeriefstler ausae.
irbt, 6aS bisber gegen bic mnerifani.
ide 2inien iinterbalten lpitr0e. Die
neutiden @r1ben in pelbe Die g(ne.
rtfaner ein0rangen, iporen ourd oas
anierifaniide glrtilleriefeuer bollit1n.
Dig 0emoliert uno unboltbar geiuor.
ben. 3u bem @litttpo6 g1adlt aus.
gefiibrten Snnoitreid1 iuuroen sSrei.
millige beripenOet. So0ar a6dc inO
6nbrIente meIOcten fid 6usu. Gin
arterif1niiber 2eutlolf 5egab iif) IN
Die bon feinoIiden @eiboiIen beItri-
dene Zone im6 bolte einen bermun.
Oeten Jran3oien. @leif naGoem
Die 9tmerifaner aus 0en oeutIden
S6iibengrdben 5uriifgefe9rt fpnren,
iebte Elm ihneres oeutidjes glrttl.
leriefeuer ein ou6 ipuroen @as.
6omben in Die omerifonii6en glei6en
geian0t. Gin bernlttlider @egen.
angriff oter ipitr6c ourb oas ge.
nmerifanii6e 9[rtiaeriefeuer
berbin0ert.
amerifaniife arttGerie bat Die
eriten uno 8lpeiten feinoli6en Ser.
teioigungslinien OIL Der 2ltnebile
5ront 5eritort. 9ie gta6ribt brofl.
te cine 9Satrouille, melde iid iiber
go Wlan's 2an0 IN bic boroerIten
oenti6en SteIIitngen bege6en bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
Timer. 11crlmitc
in Srankrcicb
IL SOte ans Deri6icSenen ltrindlen,
IL WtnnH iuerOeu bermiRt.

@oibington, %. gldr3. Sed,s
omerifonii6e 5oloaten fielen in
Sample uno II giann tDeroen in 6ei
geitern bonn &riegsumt befannt ge,
ge6enen Giite afs berntiBt ongefiibrt
8pei Monn tpuroen Spfer bon lin.
fdIleiL 9 itnrben on Stranf6eiten,
puroen iduer ilu0 13 Iei6t Der.
ipunoet.
SSSm Sample fieIen-3ie @emei.
nen stanleD Qobiep, @rneit .. Sui.
ferion, 9tobert s. $ogg, @i[(inm &
Wcaab, 2loDO 6. 01orriQ, g8iIlianl
9. S6ebar6.
Dtrd ltnfda getotet Die @entei.
nen 8illie S. Sobes, gurett gS.
ggaoe.
2(n ar1nf6eiten geitorben-a -aor.
poral George &. Glthtno; Sic @e.
meinen SDoneD S. gln0erIon, ggiI.
80. 8nbreb, sSop griner, Saul s.
5arnltm Gripin u. Mc9trtbur, Ga.
MEL G. WcGartbp. 6rancis SuIIi-
BAN Syoiepb N2oran.
8erntiBt-Sergt. Sobn u. S6ee.
ban; bic @eneinen SorrD 6. Dir.
uep, eugene 3. gurtifJ glabert so.
aenneoB, @roper s. 9eitbeltier, GiI.
9. glorbin S1mes W2ordn, Denis
8. S'Gonnor, ggilliam Z. S'Gon.
nor Soiepb glei6, Carl Sduls.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
GetDGnt AcnccrMna
scr interchangeable

mni6inaton ~. U11r8. 9leprd.
lcninnt 5baffen6erger bon 9ebragfa
BAT geitern abeno NIT Dem itetlber.
treien0en siFieasiefretdr 6roiuea
ons Dorgeihlogeuc gtmeH6ement 5ur
Senotsreiotlflor beiprofeL iUelfes
cine neie geael fir Bic 1eitiebuno
oes MISUNDERSTANDING entbdlt.
giaf Ser alleh afegeL mur0c 6as
Guoiiim nod Ger 3abl Der real.
itrierien @ehrbilidjtiaeH beredJnet.
Srtreiar 0Foi0aa DirO Die Jraae
bes gaaberen in GrlDdauHQ siebns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
9as SOlibtOititnul
wirO immtr tdrter
Dieler 1tnFdbt ItnS aus tsubIdl,S suriIdocketrte
Joponcr; ibrc fstrc finSet ,lmfnabmc
bei tsrieosocfonecnsn
OeutI4e mS&ten germ Sie ruiiiiae SIotte tabeu

piti @egierling, oiidl 0oS glmt Oes
glderbmniniiters iibernebmen inir0,
inoem CT aIaibt, oaB 0urh Die gtuF.
beiieriIne Der Gage Der goueru ser
GtnfIub Der GoaiaIreboIlition0re oe.
brohen fueroen mir0.
Wtan eIanbt, Dab oneeiidts Scr
Eotiate, oob iidl oelitIhe iino otter.
reidliIhe Srnppen Der 2on0esboilpt.
ltaot Wlosfdu intmer mebr n1bern,
Der Sit Der Hegieriing nod gliihni
globooro0 berlcgt lperoen ipiro.
9iuiiiife Grlppen TIT glbihnitt
bon 9ifop boben iih I'M 10 @erft
5uriidge5ogen ndhoem ibnen elm
oeltibes llltinlatim litterbreitet
poroen mar, I'M @eioIge zines Sin.
griffs nitf oetltlde Eruppen.
anIdbli9 Der 3erriittung 0es riI.
iiiden &rnnsportoienites lit es ee-
plant in naAer 3ufitnft einen 2uft.
poitoienit 3pii6en ct. &etersburg,
@losfou lmo Der Grimc, Ioipie siui.
iden ct, 8etersblrg uno S6meoen
ein5ufiibren.
2onoon, %. @1dr5, Gs tuir0 iebt
beridtet, ooB 90. 9ibenfo, SET 0lari.
nefontnltiidr, mel6er felt Dem 13.
@tdra uerniBt pirO, ouf gefebl 0es
Rats Der @olfsforntifIare per9oftet
fpur0e, neil er iid Der glnerfennltna
oeS 5rieoensbertrases mioereiette
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
Gin patriptiItler eanbbrieftraner.

SDrdcttie, g}ebr. %. 0edr5. Ser
bteiige 2onO6rieftrdger SSobn S6d.
fer bot ii1 i'm 8erfduf bon ariegs.
ipormarfen beion0ers berborgetan
uno bic Summe bon 1914 in 0ar.
fen berfaitft. Sein Same fuuroe Der
GBrenlifte bes Gthabnntts .9eparte-
utents einherIcibt. galr neun 2ano.
brieftrdger i'm aan8en 2anoe b1ben
eineit b06eren Recor0 pie er.
(Serr S6dfer lit elm 3euti6.
amerifaner un6 feline goitroite Be.
oient bieIe bcltti6e 6armer; ourd
ieinen grfoIe iit olio elm peiterer
9cpeiS aes gotriotismus Der
Deuti9amerifancr oGen geeeuteili.
Gen 8ebaiphtnaen gum 1rot, er.
braht iporhenJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
Britcit bcmb0rGieren
Pcl9cIanS ttnS OitenS

2onoon, %. D1drs. Giten0 pur.
Be geitern bon britiiden g}onitoren
bonbnroiert in0 SeIgolan6 nur6e
gemdB einefn ofii8iellen geridte BON
8niierflug5eltgen nngegriffeu. @or
oem gonbdr0ement nllroen bier
feinoli6e aerorlone bon Der britt.
ihen Observation-Disclosures ser.
fort. 5eiuoIife 9feroplane ariifen
Die britiifau 6lieger an, als lie 6en
bonlbor0ieren6en Wonitoren 6ie
3iele dneaben un6 elmer Der fein6.
lidjeu 5licqar fplir6e bernbgpboIt.
8ritii6e Qeroplane ba6en in Der
gudt bon nelpolan0 refognog8iert
uno grifien feinSlidc 91inenfeaer
nit Waidlinengepcbrieuer on. Seine
@erluite pnren nii britiiher Scite
slt ber5eidHeH. aae Maidiuen fcbr.
ten lH6eifdoies 5uriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
Sfrnpnlanten in glidtfdmpTer.
abteilunaeH.

@dibington, %. 02dr3. - grdii.
bent Gili0n bat befohIen, Dab Qeite,
Die aus @ctuiilcnsgriinOen gegen ben
strieg un6 ni6t niaens Iin6, oIs
gsihttdmpfer Su 0ienen, fuif 6ag I'm
ausbebungsgeiet borgeifrie6en 1T,
0is5iplinariid beitrdft peroen ioaen.
Gieie SfrupAIonten iollen, penn
nasgebo6enb ii6 iteaen fper6eu bon
einem Gffi5ier berb6rt unb einer
Observation-Disclosures beiqefiigt iper.
ben. Sails iie iidJ peiqern ioIlien,
bic gefebie 5u befolgen iper6en iie
beitrnit uer0en aeufe, bic hfl
iiberbanbt bei 6er Wiuiterling nift
melben, luefoen als Ielericllre BE.
bouoeIt ueroeB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
NltterikAiter BON
Srait3clcn Gccbrt
Wc6rere Sffi3iers nnb SOl6aten ans
oem Staate Soiua er6alten
Sas ariessfrens.

gei Der nmerifaniIfjen Qtrlnee in
6ranfrei6, %. @&Gr5. (aorre.
ipon0en5 bon 3. q. 5eraiion BON
Der llnite6 8reB) 8fp5lf antert.
faniide Soloatsn, Die BEL oem aal1.
pfc fir Die 8emofratie i5r 2eben
lieBerb turr6en bon oem fransoii.
i6en aommanoeur i6rcr Sabferfeit
megen belobt. Die 8erlitlte ereiane.
ten ii1 i'm glnebille. g6ibnitt. Die
gee1rten Soten iino: 9eutitont g. &.
s3oroan Greoerids6urg, Ter; glle.
ranoer 9. Burns, 9onners' @robe,
ST.; 6ergeanten ardnf 0'Gonnca
bon Sbio uno gdul 2u0pig bon
BenniDlbnnin; Corporal 20. s. Ger.
ring 9enniBIbnni1; @eneinen-S.
q. Bbite, @omer GafDion, q. w.
RoIeiD8fi un6 90. s. giro bon Chic;
9lobert aotond bon genniBIbania;
q Come gettD bon California. uno
B. Giderion bon glor0. 0.Gnrolina.-
2lae fieIen iie in Der 3eit bonn 20.
Jebrunr Biz 2t. Wdr5.
Neitcrbin erbieIten 6ds arieag.
freu5: Snnptmann Mob un0 Saapt.
mann Goiep, bpioe bon giQisca, Ga. !;
geiltnant Gear bon ges W2oines,
lbeooore guno, Soma: Corporal 8.
y gioroere, Soma, uno @emeinr @.
9ogo nno 6. Gain bon sSoIpd; syerrD|
9ropn. gergeant 6. Suffice; Gorpo.
raj glulins, Seraeout gout6ing,
California, nno Bruce g1berB bon
Clio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
l11iM 111iltuoltkcc
alntcr 1sFicosrcctt Icl1cn

Milponfce, sgis, %. 0}drs.
8beeIer Q. 8lopogooo, goriiter beg
@oiintp. .9erteioiglngsrates, bot Bel.
Observation-Disclosures geItern geIogt,
0aB er ben 8iirgerrleiiter Soon, 60.
5ialiit Der ioeben pieoer nontiriert
tpuroe, aus Dem glnte 5u bringen
beriudep ipirb. @r iagte, oaB Soang
8ieoeripabl prattiid geii9ert lit,
uno er, @looAgooo, oesbalb berIu.
den miro, @liIipoufee inter arieqg.
retbt at itellen. scinc 9lnfloge 9e.
gen $oan ipil er ouf oie fo8ialiltis
idle 8latform 9riin0eh Die bon
@oan ufteridrieben muroe, un6 Die
aufrilbreriidl iein ioq.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
Rcblc1t5citc1t BON
OarficlN fcitocIckt
Nebraska iuirb bon @raben in Wsij.
ipnri, SoHa nn6 mittelueitli-
den Staaten berIeben.

@afbinoton, 90 @2drs. Die
aobIenDermoitung fiinoigte geitern
on Oob iie ibr 8onenioitent, 6ng Die
Sronsportierung etni9rGnfen uno
Die groouftion f0roern ioll, fertig
geitellt babe. observation-disclosures
tperoelt gebrauAt iperoen, Inn Sen
Rlon 0urf5nfiibren. Sortfoblen un0
Gofe, ioiuie aobIe, 0ie bon ben
gabnen ge6rou6t miro, itno oabon
nidt betroffen.
St @rttnorifien Seigt Iid Die
@tittelipeit5one tpie foIgt:
@rltben IN MiIioi1ri, g[rfanIas,
Sanias, Sf(dboma uno Soma mer.
ben iene 5taaten reriorgen, Ioipie
gtebraSfa, EcraS oitIib bonn @ecos
SluB uno 9ouiiiana meitIib pom
Iaiiiiiiippi
9ie &oblen6ofs 0es 0eihiqan
nn6 Superior Sees lper0en Die 90.
fotoS, @}iuneiota, Die obere Salb.
iniel bon @lihigdn ben r0r6lihen
&eil pon Soma uno ggisconIin Der.
ieben.
SGinoiier @ruben tuerben bonn 1.
9(pril Bis gum 80. September sui.
nois, Bisconiitt Mlinneioto, Sito.
9afota, Soma. YfiiioitrL gErfanias,
Sn0iana, M2ihiaan berIeben un0
bonn /. 0fto6er biz 81. Dt6rs bic
Staaten @iscouiin. Soma. DeiIiourt,
Qlrfunias, 2ouiiinno, TenneHee. SEEN.
tudp, SIinois, SnOidna uno @1i6i.
Qdn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
streif IN anpferarn6en glepnbas.

Sacrainento, Gal, %. Wt1r5. =
Gttpa 300 gtngeIteIlte Der g2eodoa
@ouioIi0oteo Copper 60. Fino ae.
mdB bon aeno bier ein1eloltfenen
0epeiden in glD, 9tutb un6 W1agiI,
gteb., an ben Gtreit geqongen. Sou.
berneur goDle un0 0er Stodtg-
ar6eitsfonrntiiidr, 81. &. Cole, ffn0
BON Reno nod 8enber gereiIt, inn
Die Sdpierigfeiten 6ci3uleaen. Die
Streifer berlangen ertrabesdbInna
fir lleber5eit uno cine sobnerbobltnq
bon 80 Gents pro 9dg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
Sapan pia Sdliffe On amerifa
nneleihen,

Sonoon %, Mdr5. -gfeilters 10.
flo aorreipon6ent BOT unter benz
Gatum BON letten Wioutoe teIearo.
pbiid beriftct. o1b Bic jdpauile6e
aommiiiion, ftelhe Die 5raoe, ob
ben Ser. Staaten 1onnnae aeIfefert
iUeroen ioI, gu erortern BAT, fih
|nm SaHstdg beri1nmeIt babe. Tog
3ele1rofnm idbrt fort: ngie pcrae.
idlngene Wlietsrate qlmerifos III
|nm bic Gdlfte nieoriacr ais bic 60.
foIraie uHo es beibt, cab @eaenbor.
idIdge iiber cine aote, einI6liebIid
einer 8eriiheruug, ge5eidlnet MIR.
ben, be an Amerifo iiberinnot ngr.
ben ioaw.s \
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
nlienrrnnfa0e.

Sort 9ort6, Ter, %. W1dr8.-
aaoett @. 70. 9lrnbeim bom faI.
5Iiegerforps Dur6e, tUie heute Be.
|ridtet tDuroe, geiieru ipdt obenog
bel einem aerobIonlttliaa In Der
6licgeridiebiduIe auf Dem Sids
5lugfel6e get6fet. @r itantmf ous
Qem gorf.
@i6ita 8oas, Ter, %. @ldr5.-
,3obn Ieidiomps bon Tefroit, ein
5lie9ertabeit Der bor 5iDei Goden
bei eineH gtur5 nit ieinem Qero.
plau innere gerlebingeu erlitten
9dtte II geiicrn egitorben Gr mar
20 SABRE nlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22

- gfoienen Gle iidj Der qIaTIi.
ii5ierteH gInseiaen Der 9ribiinel Ger
erfolg III iibettai6en0-6ie I'm.
toitsn npr pinaia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
SculId)r OrrOrdngcn Sritcn
aus ben rrltcn StcauuOcn
Die BrSRs ~ se In @eacR an9eaeAO r6Fnet na AmRd r
9sr @lt eEdHa Sas S9dd Der SStIt bon rtm geraute ah
Stur gang tippe Oeutide gerdte; @al6ugtou lfcptld

9tnccnbur0 nc ccr air cn crkd 1abcn tic ccn Siege
Vcr Ole Stcnmne DcmonSs i'm lpkroc b6not pom Dcrla
Ger So 0b, aot cine Bcrline 5citMno-ritcn Iaar DtId
Dcndcr ibrc sMbkn0cr"s anstocnScn GnoanSc
melScn, S0b Fc Stont baItcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22

Sofio, %. @ldra. (gon 9ioIpf
Gurner, aorreipouoent Der llniief
greB.) ~ glus Sarbin bier einee,
troffeue ioponiidhe geaulte erfl1ren
oob 0os goIibebiEitum In giubIanf
INNER mebr on St1rfe eauinnt,
oieier llnitono ober mag in Der 80,
litif Der 3entralmGdte cine gtenoe.
ritug Sur 6oIec bobeu. Gie 2ebre
Der golibepifi lit nibt ltiiteroriidt,
ionoern bot iid aith Den ariegsge.
fongenen ntitoeteiIt, ipeIde 0ieieIbe,
nod Souie 8uriidgefebrt, bort ber.
breiten per0eu. 9entidlnno fiird-
tet oet GinfltB ser 9oIibebifi, iogen
Die Saponer, lno oesbdIb MAIDEN iie
ouh feline @eriuhe, ipeiter nod eant
fernen Often bor5l6ringen. 9elitih.
louo beobiihtigc feline 3eridnetter.
ttng giitBlonos. ion0ern bat nur
Stpei 8iele i'm g(uge, ndnlIid bic gGr.
ianmltng nIler bertii9baren Streit.
frdite on Der @eitfront nno geidof-
flmg bon RabrungsmitteIn aus Der
ltfroine.
Die bierber 8uriidgefe6rten Sopa.
ner oringen oorout iid gtuBlano
gegeniiber lpn1patii9 8u berbalten.
Die geribte, oaB SSopauer in Sibi-
rien einfaIlen moaen bat in 9fub-
lan0 groBe @rbitterung berborgeru.
fen. @an bot ser Gransii6iriinen
erltlang biele unbemad)te
ariegsgefangene oeieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
OiniFides g(aerlci.

@etrograo, %. @aar3. 0fltiiiidbe
3eitttngen erfldren, SqB 9eutidGaro
oem Sobiet oen 9ori6lag MAIDEN
miro, Die rliiiiIde 6lotte an Geutid-
LAMB nlts6uliefern iporauf oieIes onf
Die ariegsentiddoiglng bon Orei
gaiIIiaroen 9fubeI ber8ifjten miro.
Sobiet bat einen g[ustueis berof.
fentIidt tponod fid 9fnBlanog ge.
iante bisbertee Griegsfoiten auf 90.
599,275,000 9fubeI bel1ufen.
@s miro erlpnrtet, oaB oeuti6e
Sritppen beute ibren ginaug in 8e.
trograo balten iper0en.
Getrogra0, %. NGr5. gs Diro
als ipobrideinIi6 betro6tet, onb
2enine, W}iniiterprGIioent Der 8olf6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
it'etterlerIdt.

Aur Culoba un0 lluaenrnN' &h0u unh
clipas lpdflHef hOlll atenb ruh 9amflaa.
hnf WtttasFa, NH9n hulif nhenb mNh
mebtthculih ota au aamelan matmer hm
unldm Tell.
Sir Nopas auarmein hfu bnne nbusb
unN Gantina, perdnbrrllA m @nAollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22

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A. 4 nuRLksoN, rosrMAxrEn.GENEnAl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
FIRST GLASS MAIL
GOES | BY A|RPLANE.
By FREDERICK NJ. KERRY.
~. E.. A. Staff Correspondent

-, New York
All first class mail will eventuail,
DC carried by. airplane. The presen,
oervice mas made, that certain. be-
| cause II not only pays for itself buI
yielns handsome profit. AS soon as
air mail goes across the cont;nent "a,
volume of business will enormo,,s
| ly increase.
The facts are based on an investi-
cation OF the departments cas,
sheets for air maii-carrying between
New York and Washington. To ner-
sons accustomed to think of airniane
operation as costly enterprise thev
VIII come as surprise.
The operating cost OF the nresent
air mail line is only 63 cents per mile
This includes not only the salaries NJ
all pilots, hangar man and mechanics
but gasoline. grease and oil, office
FORCE, motorcycles, trucks, rent, light.
fuel, power telephone water, repairs.
accessories miscellaneous charges. and
in addition, depreciation interest on
tue investment and plant and depart-
mental overhead chargesi It includes
every item that a business firm
would charge against the cost of the
service. The department has put the
air mail on a thoroughly business
basis,
The distance from New York to
Washington is 2i8 miles-as the bird
man flies At 63 cents mile, the to-
tai cost OF each trip is therefore
S13734. At t6 cents per ounce the air.
plane postal charge, which includes
special delivery there would need to
be carried S5S ounces, or SO pounds.
OF mail per trip to meet the cost.
But, as matter Of fact for the 81
flying days during September, the
aviators carried an average of 800
pounds Of mail. Only portion of
this was airplane mail; the aviator
always fills up with ordinary mail
when he does not have full load Of
airplane mail, and much of it was
only paid for at the rate Of three
cents an ounce instead of i6 cents.
But the surprising thing is that at
cents an ounce, 800 pounds of mail
return of $i53.60 a trip, and it costs
Si3134 per trip to carry the mail.
This is why the postage rate on air
I'll was reduced from "a cents an ounce
Il Is cents an ounce by the postoffice de-
~srtment. This means cents postage
airplane mail is not only collected by
Epecial motorcycle men, but ii is given
preference over all other mail in handling
md delivery. The only reason why the
postoff1ce department does not drop the
ate from cents to 8 cents is because
that would make all frst-class mail eligi-
Die for alrplane carriage between New
YORK and Washington. The department ]
lass mail.
But the point of Importance is mail |
,arrying by airplane pays for itself. In !
act, 1t promises to be the most profitable |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
Your Little Pets Need Case

When children quarrel and fight,
See if the little tongues are white.
Hurry! clean the clogged-up places;
Bring back smiles to little faces.
Children think Cascarets are dandy.
They are mild cathartic candy.
Sell for dime-"work" every time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
REFUGEES MAN
SHOE FACTORY

faris, France. Nov. 21.-Part of the
money Americans have given the Red
Cross has financed a factory at Lii
mOges, where shoes for the children
OF al the Belgian refugee colonies in
France are made.
1t is also planned to turn out linen
and other clothing for refugees. ALI
the work is being done by refugees,
thus given a chance to earn their
own living by making clothes and
shoes for themselves
The necessity for the factory be-
came apparent when many pairs Of
shoes, bought from existing factories
were worn out by Belgian children in
ceven days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
NOSE cL0GGED FROM
4 COLD OR cATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All What relief! Your clogged nos
trils open right up. the air passages of
your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking,
snuffling, mucous discharge, head
ache, dryness - no strugglight for
breath at night, your cold or catarrh
is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply little OF this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos
tri!s, let it penetrate through every air
passage Of the head: soothe and heal
the swollen, inflamcd mucous mem
brane, giving you instant relief. Ely's
Cream Balm is just what every cold
and catarrh sufferer has been seeking.
IT'S just splendid.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22
By A. e. GELDHOF.
War Editor Of the Newspaper Enter
prise Assocfation.)
N. E. A. Washington Rureau

N. e. A. Washington Bureau
Washington, D. c.. Nov. 2o-"Bu1-
garia willingly places its fate in the
hands Of President Wilson, with full
confidence that at the peace table he
will demand compete justice for its
people," declares Stephen Panaretoff,
minister from Bulgaria, who has Just
granted me an interview.
Panaretoff was professor OF the
English language at Roberts College
in C0nstantinople for years. He has
not been able to communicate with
his government since Bulgaria EN-
tered the war
Il know, however, that my people
viii stand soiidly behind their new
king, = he. said, because he stands
or peace. It was King Ferdinand, as
sisted by the diplomatic errors OF the
entente allies, who drove Bulgaria in
to the war on the side OF Germany.
Won BY II Terms
when President Wilson enunciat-
ated his II peace. terms last January
declaring that the Balkan problem
must be settled on the basis OF ma
tionality, the Bulgarian people, led
by Premier Malinoff, made their atti-
tude clear to the king and forced him
to abdicate in favor of his son. King
Boris Immediately carried out the peo-
ples's wishes and arranged for an |
armistice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-22

Kind of business for the postoffice depart
ment. 1t follows, of course, that it is
good business to install air mail routes
all oeyr the country as rapidly as it is
possible to get the planes. The prediction
that all first-class mail will eventually
go by airplane is based not on sentiment,
and not on wild dreams of aeronautic en-
thusiasts, but on cold dollars and cents
figures. Not only will the service be
speeded up from to five days on
every first-class letter, but it will pay
Uncle Sam money to give this kind Of
service. That is why coast to coast air
mail service in inevitable.