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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
RepclMticft iit
hcnitantinopcl
Sn benz norSliden OlnmGmien le5at
fd bic gepDlterans sesen Die
9entiden aaf.

@ent IL. OF. .-9ie Sribiine Sc
@enebe ineloete beilte, 0oB in aon.
ltnrtinopel cine HeooIution eeqen
Die Sungtiirfen ousgebro6en lit. Gs
6eiBt, Die 9eiitfden baben 3tuanaig
&riegsidiffe Der 5lotte Oeg Sdpar.
den Meeres mad aonitantiropel ent.
ien6et, I'M Ole g[Hbdnser gnper 8a.
idus 5u fdiiben. (DelitI6Ionbs
5reunOihaft nit Der Siirfei 0atiert
bon iener 8eit, oIs bic Sitngtiirfen
sur Madt getongter. gnber 8oida
iuar biz Dor furaen tiirfiiher
&riessminiiter. @r bat Die sSrttereI.
fen bes &oiiers oieniteifrig in &otl.
ltantinopel nobrgerlonrmen. Sic
oeutiden &rieesidifie onf benz
S9waraen Uieer eeb0rten friiber
RuBIan6. sSn Dieient 2nnoe bot fi6
Die Radridt berbreitet, 0oB ole
3elitiden, eittiAIoiien Die Giirfei Den
3entralmd6ten 5it erboItert georobt
baben aonitantinopeI Su beI6ieBen,
iollte iie itd bon 9eutidlnno abipcn-
Den iuoGen, gln. Der llnite0 9reB.)
garis, II. Sft.-Gine 3ilrifer
9epeide an oas Sournn[ beiagt, DoB
eS I'M norolihen 0uu6nien, in Der
@eoloon 5u Rubeitorungen eefont-
men 1T. Die 8eb0Iferung bat ftd)
pl0blif ben oeutiden 8eboroen ge-
genilber feinoIitb berbalten. 90 Iou-
ten fiber 8Hfareit eingetroffene
gtoAridten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
&erfriibtt @eriif9tf
rittig geiteQt
Das cffisielle ronSen erkldrt, Sab Gcriidtc iibcr
DemtldblaltSs 1tnterwcrfiine nnbeeriinSct
fins; 1paibinetcn tuarnt
s eeibt, Dsnti@lanS 1T ser aepolte naee

10 lanee Die geodridt nid)t bon Ser.
lin fontntt, bann bat oos Ding quite
@eile.@
gs iuur6e baraitf. beripieien, oaB
Oieie @erii6te aus amIteroom, Der
r@eriidtgfabrif bon GROCER Be-
riibuntbeit,~ elitItammen; es miro ge.
ipornt, baB iie, bon Der Oettiben gie-
gierilng inipiriert, aus9eian0t fino,
I'M Die airlerif1nilde WoroIe gu lii.
tergroben lino bic glnitrergllngen Der
lesten ponr Gage fir 11nterbriri.
gung Ser Greibeitsunleibe at Der.
nihten.
9ie Gegierling bot obioInt feline
offi8ieIle 9eitatigltng oieier @eriid.
te an Sono. 9as Stootsoepnrte.
mettt berfiiet IN oieier Siniidt nnr
iiber Die 3eittngsberidte,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
Cine Bctitbaft
pom 6eit. 41ctlbiit0

gaen g)orf, II. Oft.-@ine GobeI-
botifaft bon General 9Serihiug,
porin er oaS @oIf orinaeno er.
ii:d)t, 8onos au foufer, tptrOc &c.
tern bier erlalten. @r iaat: gBir
baben nit 6reu0e aeaen ben Gaa
Ser Sdladt oear6eitet rno Der
@eiIt, Der ltn8 5ur feiten @ntiAloi.
ienbeit dntrie6, als mir ben O3ean
freltSten mar, uns ben uniriGen
ipiiroig su aeieen. 8ie gfaariGt
bon glnerifas @rlpohen, bon Gem
neii geitGrften nationelen @eiit.
Der pereinIgtcn aroft uu6 Gnt-
i1IoIienbeit, bot uniere, Ser8en Be-
iueet. Sos 2'erpliBtiein. bob oas
Bolt in Ser Seilnat binter uns
itebt, 10 ME es biuter ui8 itano
bonn 9(ninng nr, nir6 es moglih
MAIDEN, baB mir bnlo ols Sie1er
6eirnfebren fonnen. aduft 9iberig
1un Den Siea iider ST itel.
Ipt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
WiQ ieine tsrcne
Sem Gitkel iie0crn

@nriS, IL. Oft. - gon iuobIttn.
terridteter 6eite bort mani 0aB in
8erIin Die sSrage beiproden miro,
tpie Der aaiier bon Ser 8il0fl1de
beri6pinoen fonne o6ne ieine Gbno.
itie 5u gefdbroen, nlel0et cine 3epe-
i6e ans @enf an oie Semps.
Dan iagt, Die 26iung Der Sra.
ee beitebe in Der g[b0dnfitng oes
aaiierS at @unIten ieines Gnfel.
iobnes 8iIbeIrn, 6es dlteiten Sobneg
oes Gronprin5en, nit Dem grli0er
0es aaiiers oIs Gegenten. 9ns
SSournol Oes 8ebots beipri6t Die
0aoglihteit bes glones in einem e0i.
torieIlen artifeI, 6o6 tpeiit OieieIbe
ben glon als 1tnonnebmbnr 5iiriif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
,lmcrikaniiHe
Dcrlmitliitc
SreS q, 2antb ans 8apiIlion, 9teb.,
befiuSet iib inter ben Sdiuer.
beriuunbeten.

@oIbington, IL. Oft. = 3os
&riegsauit oer6ffertlidte beute no6
ltebenoe 9erIultliite:
8ormittngsberidt = SIN &antpft
oefollen 81; beruibt s; @unoen er
Iegen 70; an aralf6eiten geItorber
81; llnfdllen uno anoeren l1ria6er
erIeeen 3; BEL 70 founte Die S6lpert
Der 8ertpunoung nidt feitgeIteIli
tperoen; @efangene 5;-5llIatnmer
211.
SIN &antpfe eefoGen 1T iittter an.
Oeren gmmet 5. aaen Greenfield,
Soma.
Inter ben S9iperberipln0ete1 re.
fin0en ii6: George 9. Birmingham,
2incoln, Reb.; Gooe s. g. &anfen,
&ecumieb, gaeb.; Gre0 q. 2atnb, Bo-
billion, gee6.; Sgt. 6ranf S. 0ao-
tus, 0tnrion, Sa.; 2orin S. 2oriou,
Stteion, SSSofpn.
8ei @uItab 81. SoInh Jrenfont,
Sa., fonrte Die Sdpere Der Ser,
iDunbung ni9t feitgeiteIlt neroen.
gea6mittogsberidt Sn Sample
eefaQen 50; I'M 4antpfe beri1libt 8;
fdperberipnn0et Sc; arantbeiten er.
legen Is; 8unoerl erIegen II; 70
ipuroen beripun6et, Die Gdnere ser
9ermuroung fonnte ieOod nift felt.
geIteat iper0en; @efmgene 5;;-3lt-
Iamnlen 2t1.
81 ben i'm Gnl1pfe @efoGenen s1b-
len: 0liber SO. SoImes, 9eaoer
Groiiing, gteb.; 2aiurence Gilbert,
Council 8Irffs, SSSa.;; German sSobn-
iofJ SumboIot, Sa.
Seinen 8un0en erIegen lit SGT.
Ora 9. glntsberrg, 9fnion gitp,
9feb.
Sdmerberiplttloet mutoe Carl Ro-
gers, gboca go.
Sci foIgenoen fontte oie Sd)nere
Der geiuunolnlg nidt feit9eitellt mer-
Den: Sgt. 5arrD 8. 8enion Stait.
ton gteb.; qrtGur s. g[noreipg, 9es
Woilles, ssSo.
9tariitecorps gerGuitliIte - ssm
aampfe gefalLen 81; i'm Sample er.
1altenen 8nnoen erlegen 8; arnnf.
belt erlegen /; int Sample fd6tper
berlpunoet sd; BEL 100 fonnte bic
Sdluere Der &erlpnn0nng nidt felt.
aeitelIt merben; in SGnOen ser sSein-
De 3; DerntiBt miro 1. 8uiontmen.
1913.
SIN Sample ifluer bernltnoet
iuur0en 9gt. 8oTter 9. Sbace, Ges
Wtoines, SaSn.; glot6onie[ gffIerbouab,
@rano SSslono, gaeb.; &np s. DC
9ap, Clearwater, gfeb.
Sci foIgenben fonnte Sic Sdnere
Der geripunoung ridt feItgeIteIlt
lperOen; Sobn 8. Qnug6ertb, 8eIli- |
bere, Ga; Sobn @. airfnan, 8ooo- |
lafe, gleb. |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
sdlusiaem 6erridt in GaGaret.

81 9Saio, II. Oft - Gie nSya6
guno SpieIer nno Cabaret WelIiter
limo bon Der 9eb6roe in Die &laIIe
Der ilnpidtigen geid1ftigllng einge-
reibt iporoen. Gffi5iere un0 oeren
5reiiii0e Die iid bier Elm Stelloih-
elm gu geben pflegten,. finO o6ne Die
midifnIii6e 9eignbe. GtIi6e Ser
g1uiifer indten Die 8erorOnltng oa-
our9 3it llnlgeben, oab iie cine &an6
ntieteten am Sage bort drbeiteten
uno nm aben6 i'm Cabaret ibieIten.
Gas oalerte ieooh tiht Innge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
aein Bier, feline Groceries.

gieD Orleans, II. Oft. = lteber
100 @rocerieLdoan iperOen gei6[oI.
len Denn 0nS gerbot aur SerIteI.
lung bon Bier nod Dem 1. December
in aroft tritt. 60 berfitnoet u. @.
2aroie, Der Setretdr Ser g2eiD Or.
leans Grocer GeieIlihaft. Son ben
1000 @rocerb @eidaften in Der
StnOt ueroen bic Sdlfte SuaIeid
nit elmer 99ieripirtIbaft befrieben.
ltngefdbr 10 9ro6ertt oerIel6en iinS
8u ibrem @eitano ean5 uno gar anf
ben gierberfalf angewieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
gnnbit fSrnnf eeluis tpt.

aanios Gin, II. Oft. = Srnnf
SeiDis, Der ongebIihe ganoiten.2 .2ln.
fiibrer, Der Dor einem @lonat in
Genper berbnftet tpurSe, lit geitern
IN 1opeto Der sSnfIuen5a erIcgen. sc.
nis befanO iif in Sopefa in Saft.
nm al Die 8unOesbeb6rbe abselie.
fert sil iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
mettcrbcridtt.

Sir Omaha im0 llmgeoen0-
SeiliDeiie bep0lft beute 9[6euc;
moglide Shnuern ON dreitng.
ssiibler helite glbehO nnO Greitag.
Sir gte6rasfa-3unebnleitoe I'm.
DoIfItng mit m6sliden Sd1icrn
am 5reifog uu5 I'm tDeltIi9en SeiIe
heltte glbeno. aiibler am s5reit1g
tino I'M oiflihen SeiIe beute gbeno.
Sir Sciun-3eilpeiIe beir5ft
unO falter bette 4beno unO fsrei.
taG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
8peites glttentat anf eenine.

gluiiterOam, II. Ott.-ein aor.
reiponOeut Ger 2eip5iger gbeuosei-
tlne melOet bon aien, 6nb Elm 0iuei.
ter aneriif nuf Den 9oIibeOifi 4re.
niier 2enine genoft iunr6e. senine
erbieIt cine stugeI in Die Sdulter
BON einem Ronne nnmens SO.
GDniiitti, bonn s5nforinotionsbiiro
oes Sobiet. 2lpnnisfi 1T in &aft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17

2on0on, II. of. - l1nbeItGtigte
@erii6te iiber 9euti9lanos Inter.
werfung lttlo 6es 9aiiers Gb0an-
fling bur6idipirren bier nod INNER
Die 2uft. 9os britiI9e @reBburaatt
aber bat offi5ieI dngefiinoigt, 0af
0erartige @erii9te unbegriinoet itrlo.
2on0on, II. 0ft.-glus 3uellen,
bie als olitoriiiert beaei6net fperoen,
0erluutet bier, bob nenn Der Srieoe
ni6t iofort Bergeite[lt miro, in
9eutidlano cine gollbebifi &ebolu-
tion ausbreAen miro. Ole 9epeiden
fat Die GrpreB bon 9tuliter6ant, oie
9aiID Stems bon Stodboln uno Der
gbronicIe BON @eltf erbdIten. glIle
itanneit iie bon 0en &orrelpottOen-
ten getan1lter 3eitungen.
g}olibebitiitii9e 9eipegungen fol-
len itd 1titter ben inouitriellen &loi.
len brett MAIDEN. 9ie reguI6ren
So3ialiiten fino bariiber beunrubigt
unN baben fi6 fir cine gegierltng
bereit erfldrt, Die iie nnd oes Gai.
iers ab0o1fl1ng einlesen tpollen I'M
elmer Serridoft Ser gtnar9ie itn0
Oes 8olibibifismus bor3ubeugen.
ganSesregiernns p6ue geadridt.
8aibington, II. Sft.-9eridjte,
oaB 9eutiflano 9}rdiioeflt @iIions
gntideibung betreffs 8ieoerberiteI-
lung 0es 5rie0ens nngenontulen inlo
tapitulieren iniII lit bier nit aroBerl
SSttereiie, n6er aud NIT gIeider Gor-
iidt aifgenonntlen iporoen.
9ie biRiiae &egierlug hafte bon
oieient @eritdt @adridt, ebe es In
Die 9effentlidfeit brang. n2afet
tns nidt ben @rtnO tulter lnIeren
6iiben oerIiereit," iagte elmer Dem
8rdiioenten @ilion nabe ite1enber
&atee6er. rSoIlte 9elttidIoto nirf-
lid fnpituliert boben, Damn tper0en
mir brett bon Berlin borert-1tto
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17

9eno, II. Oft. - Die Sierro
@ebirge in gIe0a0n. ipeltIid bon bier,
Iino beute nit Sdnee bis peit Der.
nnter ms 3ol beoedt. 8dbren6
Der gtoht fnio ein itarfer Sdnee.
fail itnft. Ger bodite Berg in Ge.
oaoa, giouat &oie, ereIdnSt in bel.
lem 9interfleib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
aeben gaa ein nencs ediff.

@oibington, II. Ott.-Adt SdJif,
fe nit elmer @eialnttonnage BON 49,.
$50 gruttogelDift, ipurOen an ben
Gdliffobrtsrat obgeIiefert. Gieie glb-
Iipierung iit fir Die 8ohe enOenO
NIT oem If. Gttober. 9rei Der
Gdiffe iino bon ISol5 iui0 5 oon
Stnh[ aebailt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
gritiidlf sSrnnt.


mo6te ni9t a1lf6ubolten.
gritiife srunt.
8ritiides Soiiptqnortier IN Slon.
bern II. Oft. (gon 2oueIl @1eaett,
aorreiponOent Der ltniteo greb.) -
gritiide Sruppen iteben IN gourtrai,
Der groben feinbIideit 8olis liio.
iDeltIib bon Client. 9[lh miro oe.
n1el0et, OaB Die griten Bis in Die
9tusIdufer bon ellie borge6rllnaen
iir6; oieies ober lit off8ieG tidt 6e.
itdtigt por6eu. glmtIi9 aber miro
geiagt, bob britiide GtreittrGfte iene
2inie 6urGbro1en hoben, Die 6ie
9elttihen boz Der Gtaot errittet ia.
ben lino fid iebt ben olten 8ertei.
0igllngsiuerfen oerielben nG6ern, oie
I'M gtittelalter ellie gegen feinolthc
Gn9riffe fdiibten. StreitfrGfte 0es
Generals 9lumer boben tid in ben
geiis iener 9lnboben geIett, oie
&ourcoing itno Houbaiy beberriden.
Ser 8ein0 bot odes ariegsmnte.
rinl ans 2iIle, &ourcoing ln6 gtou.
bair entfernt. SSn 2iIle lit 9eucr
onsgebrodeI man iueiBt ober nofl
ni6t NIT 9eitilnntbeit, o6 ole Geilts
iben 2ille 8lt serItOren beobiidtigen.
SSStt ben meiiter sS10en baben Ser.
foIger 1tn0 8erfolgte oos aerIt6rte
@ebiet binter iith 'geIoIIen uno ite fte.
ben fi9 iest in @egett0en qegeniibcr,
ipeIden Die Griegsfitrte peri9ont bot.
3unt erften @laI felt eya1ren erbaI.
ten Die 8eGgier iebt einen Bid citf
ibr Sdn6, tuie Iie e8 Dor oent arieae
geiehen. 9ltr penige @ebdu6e Iino
oeritort, uno Die 9dume iino nidt
gef1llt iporoen.
araasOiiidc 5runt.
anris, II. 9ft.-sSn benz oifisiel.
len 9iadtbertdt beiBt es, 6ab fran.
5oiiide Sritppen noromeitlid ben
Soiiions in Der gbantpa0ne 6ie
Stabt 9fotre Game be 2ieie beiebt
tnb ineitIid bon @rono 9Sre 0as
9orf Eolma genouunen boben.
9entider 8cridlt.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, IL. Gft. II
5n benz geitrigen offi3iellen g(benO.
beri9t beiBt es: 0g[uf Dem 6Itliden
llfer Oe3 Glads brahen frin0Ii6e |
6iuiihen 6enl SluB nn0 ei.
mem Bttnft noroipeItli6 bon Beau.
mont 51iInnmen. 3ieIelben ereiqne.
ten iid] I'M 8oIoe, mo 9}eobaftltn. |
gen ihpierig iin6; bic @efedte en-.
0eten alt unieren @unlten. Die ame. |
rifnner erlitten ungelpobnli9 Ifpere
gritenOerlitite 3wiiden 1. Sanaar
nuS 80. Septem6er.
gtetu gort, II. Oft.-Die britt.
iden 8erluite bonn /. sSanuar Bis
30. Septenber betrugen ilber 700,.
600 Wonn Die @efoIlenen uno Ger.
nibten nit einbegriffen. 90 ipuroe
geitern bon oem britijden Bureau
fiir Wfitteiliingen befannt gege6cn.
Die 8obleu Oefen 80 aompfpgno.
den. Die geringIten 8erIuite fiir
Dine @ohe betrugen 4f26 Sote,
9erpunoete un0 gernlibte geaen
10000 oIs Die srobte 9abl fiir cine
ISOLDE.
Ser6iife Sront.
2onoon, II. Oft. = Ser6iide
Cruppen boben oifi8ieIlen 91a6rid.
ten gemdb, Oie Staot 9tfefiinat, 20
gieilen noropeitIid bon Diff, beIett.
Die f5rnti8oien boben g}ierrot, 95lI
GeiIen fiioDeitli9 bon 9fiit gcnom.
nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
AMSemtiebc 5eitmta
ailf 3 Gage ilrtterSriiGt

9tmIterOont II. Gft.-Gie Getf.
ide 3eiti1ng, Saubtorgon Der glG.
Oeuti6en, lit Der GiIener Betting
5ufoIge nuf orei Gage unteroriidi
Doroen. 9ieies gorgeben Der Ee.
sieritng lift 6arauf 5uriid5nfii1ren,
6oh Die 9eutide 3eitung Die ant.
mort Der oeutiden @e9ierung an
9rdiioent g8iIion ais elm entebren.
oes gofitnieft be8eidnete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17

G6icag 0, IL. oft-Gos Dor.
berbor beg gittor Berger, friIber
NitgIieo oes stongreiieg bon ISIS.
touiin, oer iHter anfloge ite1t, ons
Spionngeeeiet berlett 81 baben
buroe geiterH i'm gunoeseerift Bis
oai Neontao bertagt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-17
Nnii6tcn iiber
milIcns 2lntiucrf
Sentide Ereiie nidt 6uffnnmasboII (;
galfunr iast, bentide Sfferte
lit anfridtig.

9[niteronnl II. Oft. - 1ie @oi.
iti9e 8eiting, Berlin, fragt in ibrer
8eipredung Der @iIIonIten g[nt.
mort: 8eIde @orantien baben mir
bon $errn 8ilion boB, falls mir
uns beoingungslos iibergeben, feline
aaiierten ibr ntiIitGriiGes Ileberqe.
tpi9t nidt m elmer @eiie oitsniiben,
Die ieinen Briitaipien bon @erehtia.
felt un6 GerI6bnltng Sufpioer I1uft2
g8ir iilt6 nod IN Der Gage, oaroltf
bindupeiien DOB ihon oft borber Der
5ebler begongen tpur6e. cine ftarfe
gtation Die, Inn nidt oIIes oufs
Spiel 5u fesen, Die Grieoensbon6
geboten batte, gum gGerG1tBeriten ait
treiben.
9ie 6ranfftrter 3eitnng Iagt:
o@iIions gnttport bat oen 9Sfob
gum Srteoen nidt eeebnet. sSrn @e.
ge1lteiI Elm onoerer @eiIt ipridt aus
Der gtote. Ser @eiIt glemenceous
ltno 2lobO Georges mndt feline @e-
gentpart fiiblbor unb ruff 3peifeI
mad, OF 0er eingeidlagene gfao gum
5rie6en fiibren fann."
Die baIboffi8ielle 91or0belltibe
3eitttng idreibt: pGie at1tiport BEG
BrGfioenten bot Die 9isfuiiion er.
peitert. Cine nene glntinort Der
oeutide1 &egieritng lit ionlit n0tig
geporoen. 8ie iofortige Serbeifiib.
rilne eines Observation-Disclosures uno
glnbabnung bon 5rieoensperbanoIitn
gen itt6 nod niht r1ogIid."
Die &olniide 3eitung, Die oft nd-
mems Der gfegierung ipridt, ingt
iiber 8ilions Qntiuort an oen Mini-
fter Or. SoIf: Der gtote oes Sra.
iioenten mad an i6IieBet miifIen|
bic sSrieoensboffnitngen etlide @rooeI
niebriger geb6ngt fper6en." Die 90l.
ntf6e 8oIfs3eitting tlillutt OenieGben
Stan0punft Elm.
gnrians slniidten.
BdieI, II. Oft. - Baron gurion
bat elmer Gele1otion ltngnrt erfldrt
ooB oas 8erIongen oes 9r1lioenteL
beiestes @ebiet 5t rGunten, ooo4s
Itdnoie eeredtfertigt let; oosielbe ba.
Iiere nidt nur auf politiide, fonoern
ouf poiitibe ntilitdriide @riinoe.
ltnIer 1tebereinfonrnten nit 9eittih-
Lamb betreffs bieier 0fduniing 1T
iider.@
9lenkernnsen britiid)cr 9iplOmaten.
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The broad ax., 1918-09-07
THE DREAMLAND CAFE, WILLIAM
BOTTOMS, PROPRIETOR, $500 s.
STATE STREET.

Less than two years ago the Dream
land Cafe at $500 South State Street
threw its doors open to the public and
from that time to the present it has been
one of the most pleasant places of
amusement on the South Side. At the
present time, it has the best rag time
band in Chicago, accompanied by Bertha
Hall, Alberta Hunter and Mr.. Tom
Mills, the most popular entertainers.
The New Orleans Jazz Band hits the rail
all the time at a high rate of speed, and
it really makes one feel that they are
in Dreamland while listening to the
sweet strains Of the music and the al
most crazy antics of its performers.
Mine Host, William Bottoms really
and truly understands how to provide
frst-class and "catehy" amusement for
his many patrons.
The broad ax., 1918-09-07

of the state on a governors warrant
without hearing; the repeal of the OBJ
noxious indeterminate sentence law; the
enactment Of law giving a convict who
has served five years or more in the peni-
Tertiary a reasonable sum of money on
his release from Joliet so as to enable
him to get on his feet again and thereby
preventing him from returning to crime;
"home rule" for Chicago; personal lib
erty for the citizens of Illinois; woman
suffrage; a better civil rights law; the
enactment of law to prevent police Of
icers and constables from holding per-
sons in dark dirty cells for a longer pc.
riod than two hours without booking
such persons, and several other impor-
tant measures.
Mr.. Anderson is not tied down to
either the Thompson, Deneen or Brun.
dage factions, but will 60 to Springfield,
if elected, with free hands to work for
his peoples best interests in this hour
of our country's direct peril and trouble.
Such a man as Mr.. Anderson will be
greatly needed in Springfield next win
ter when all kinds of proposed laws will
be introduced. Every Negro residing
in the Third Senatorial District should
have enough race pride to go to the
polls next Wednesday and "plump" 3
straight votes for Mr.. Anderson. You
owe duty to yourself to do so.
The broad ax., 1918-09-07

DR.. Fannie Emanuel the president
whose picture appears elsewhere in
columns is experienced as a business
woman Social worker and is a graduate
in Medicine deserves the cooperation
Of all women in this great work which
is perhaps the youngest, being organized
four years ago.
AS the result of the membership drive
hundreds of women are connecting
themselves with the Young womans
Christian Association.
During the few months in the new
building many social affairs have taken
place. Among the national women en-
tertained were Mrs. Booker T. Wash
ingtOn, Miss Elizabeth Carter, Miss
Halle Q. Brown.
The broad ax., 1918-09-07
THE PALACE TURKISH AND ELEc-
TRIO BATHS ARE THE FINEST ON
THE SOUTH SIDE, s54s SOUTH
STATE STREET.

Several years ago L. A. Branch es-
tablished the Palace Turkish and Elec-
tric Baths, massage with Turkish move
ments at a543 South State Street, tele-
phone Douglas 1919, and these baths are
highly recommended by the leading
physicians. Baths, with private room,
sl.oo; six baths, for $500; lady at
tendants for ladies; ladies' days, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays from 8
g. m to II p. m; gentlemen all hours,
aside from the time reserved for ladies,
manicuring and barber shop open al
hours. For frst-class sevice and the
best of attention, patronirs the Palace
Turkish and Electric Baths at the num-
Der above mentioned.
The broad ax., 1918-09-07
ILLINOIS CENTENNIAL COMMITS
SION, CHICAGO, ILL, SEPT. 2,
1918.

The painting which was executed by
Edward Knox, the artist, for the Chi
cago Federation of Colored Women Is
Clubs, to be placed in the Eighth Regi-
ment Armory, is on exhibition at the
Wabash avenue branch Of the Y. NJ.
@. A, and is attracting quite good deal
Of attention.
During the presidency of the late Mrs.
Jessie T. johnson, the women were ex-
ercised over the fact that it was doubt.
full if the Negro was going to be allowed
to participate in the present war, and
chose Mr.. Knox to execute the commits
sion, choosing q Negro soldier as the
subject.
When the painting is paid for (s225),
it viii be hung in the armory. Anyone
desiring to contribute to this painting
fund can leave donations at the Y. N.
C. A. Prompt acknowledgements will
be made on receipt.
The broad ax., 1918-09-07
HON. PAUL HAZARD

playground equipment, all of when VIII
be for the use of the children free u
charge. During the winter months there
will be provided skating, tObosgan
slides and other kinds of winter Sports
He has invited everyone to join IN tni'
good work.
Mr.. Hazard has been one OF oui
friends and a supporter of this paper
for the last ten or twelve years ana o.
he always has been friendly inellned
towards worthy ColOred people, l0'
some years residing right among them IL
the second ward, being personally known
to many of them and being an exeelien'
lawyer, who always depOrts himsei .
a true gentleman, the Colored peOpi'
not only in the second ward, but IN ~
sections of this city as well as o'n'
one hundred per cent Republican,
should deem it a high honor to ASSIST
to nominate him for one Of the JUDGES
of the municipal court on primary %"
Wednesday, September IL.