davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-11
Toilet Goods
Venetian Bath Tablets in 3 eders,
 Cake 1ce-A BOX $1.0o

Venetian Bath Tablets in 3 eders,
 Cake 1ce-A BOX $1.oo f5e Lace csstiIe seap-
 SALE PRICE '12e Wrisleys Olive Oil Soap ...... Sc copeo Soap ..... SALE PRICE 7e Physicians and Surgeons Soap Sc stanley's Peroxide Bath soan !,
 2FoR 2se J.rssn's Violet etye.rins Soap
 3 FOR 24c rlotiIIe Bath seap-4e--2 FOR 7e Roe Derms Viva Liquid Beaut;. fer, in flesh, white snd pink
 SALE PRICE 29e 75e sati, Skin Fsee Powder SALE PRICE 22c 5nc L. Eische Face Powder. ... 34s l5e Java Pice Powder. in C shades .... SALE PRICE 3ec ?oe Rateeek's .cory'oosis-- /,
 SALE PRICE 1se 1sc Hr-rer'o hersted 'Tslouna 15c Fr+ra Fine -a'-n'- Powder, in Ioroa ~@-e. T'-.e otI.rs. Reou- is- n-;cc f2iAc. .sALE PRICE 1oc wernen'e Ea.atcd Tagevr,. small size .............. SALE PRICE g. ''- F'oas Yale .., SALE PRICE sc Enc ne-na Viva Face Powder. 25c osc Ko;ynos TootI, paate ...,.. Dc D. I.v-n's Toe.t e-,."'a s...d
 P--%- ..'...... ''-'-'' CA r'Pn,cE 1ec -=- 2. c. ,v!,i4e ---.- ---4e or povEe~ ....... s.h'.r .P7icE 2ne eso .AItodo- 1ec+l, r--.---
 oa'-7 pPlcE 2se Eor,,-,, et'- n-lce A5c e5c oc,d'7 Vaniasi-r md col5 creaa, ..............,.,. .sA-E PRICE 22c o5e naeaett and e-r1c4e'rs Cold Cream. ....... SALE PRICE 2oe 45c Hands Horc" a-- sI,17r,i Cream ......... sALE PRICE 41c Sec Hays sulphc ssqe ..... 2ec 457 Swedish Hair Powder . 40e 45c car.hrox =. SALE PRICE 4oc
 Hand Scrubs : -.- Wa'ur t9lhc -...-.... SALE eS4cE 19c Value. Sc >.,... SALE PRICE 19o VaIre 60? ...... SALE PRICE. 39c Tooth 5rushsa Value 1elac .... SALE PRICE 1oc Value 1ec -. SALE PRICE 15c Value 3ec ..... SALE PRICE Bic Value 5oc ..... SALE PRICE 3oc 35c Pronh.lactic Tooth Bruskez sec e5e 47tf Eau De Cologne :. ..-...' aec FOG 4711 Eau Dc Cologne ,..... 55c Hair Bruehes .. Value 25c ....... SALE PRICE ,1ee Value Sec ...... SALE PRICE 4Se Value 75c ....... SALE PRICE 53c Value ese ...... SALE PRICE 7so s1.5o Huqhes Ideal Hai~ Brush SIPS 19e French Ivory Con'hs-- -. ...... SALE, PRICE. 15e e5e English ivory. Ccn,bs--
 -4 .. SALE PRICE 1ee Toilet Paper Rolls $. Arctic .... SALE PRICE 6 for e5o Warrior =. SALE PRICE for 25c Waldorf .. SALE PRICE 3 for 2se - Toilet Paper Packages l Iris ......:. SALE PRICE for 25e Majestic .. SALE PRICE 3 for BOG sarisissue :. SALE PRICE for 4oc Special Sale of Remme='s Glyeerine Soaps, violet, rose and violet odors-vaiue 1cIc cake SALE PRICE Sc S1,oo Hot Water Bottles: made of fine red rubber. two -qua7t size .......... SALE PRICE 79e ''' SALE PRICE 2sc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

he heard of the action OF the War
Board, My attorney. Charles c.
Stroh is out OF the city. and l can
not say what the nature OF the
legal proceedings will be, I'certainly
do not propose to drop the matter. :"
l have nothing further to say.
The Philadelphia Press in discuss
sing the matter editorially to-day
said: There may be some question
about the propriety OF selecting Gov
ernor Brumbaugh TO prepare the
history of Pennsylvania participa-
ton in the war. and paying him out
of the two millions appropriated for
the defense of the state, but there
can be no question that such his
tory complete in every detail. and
overlooking no individual, must be
prepared. IL is matter. however,
which belongs TO the Legislature
now soon to meet. That body can be
relied upon to do its duty in the cir
cumstances, and the selection of the
historian-wh must be someone
with recognized qualifications for the
work-Can be safely entrusted to the
new Governor by legislative dtree-
ton. 1t is the business of the Leg
islature to make direct appropria-
tion for the purpose. and leave open
no question as to the legality OF the
expenditure by taking the money
without proper authorization from
a fund intended for another pur-
pose. Neither the authority OF the
Legislature nor OF the Governor
should be forestalled."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
$2O3,179,O38 Total
of War Work Fund

New York. Nov 20. - \ total of
20S,I79,03S was contributed TO the
United War Work Campaign for the
seven accredited war work agencies.
The result is the largest sum ever
provided through voluntary offerings
in the history of mankind said DR..
John r. Mott director general OF the
campaign. in making public the hg-
ares last evening.
The amount sought was SlT0,5ao,-
160. The amount raised included cont
tributions from the states. foreign
countries. the Army and Navy, and in
sular possessions. Every state went
over the top Fourteen states pledg-
ed I5O per cent. or more. Arizona
heads the list with 24S per cent. of
its quota.
The campaign has furnished the
most impressive example thus far af-
forded Of religious unity and coop
eratiau.. said DR.. Mott. When be-
fore have the leaders and the many
millions OF followers of the SProtes-
tant Rsman Catholic and Jewish re-
ligious bodies of a great nation join
ed forces for the accomplishment of
a common, unselfish object? The cam
paign has generated in many q COM
nunity an atmosphere of truer under
standiug-an atmosphere in which
men come to loath to differ and to de-
termine to understand. 1t is a great
thing for any people when, without
weakening. or sacrificing any vital
principles. they make up their minds
TO resolve that they will seek to un-
derstand those from whom they may
have conscientiously differed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
Entertains Friends
at Home of Sister

Miss Miriam Rathfon entertained
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Maude Martz. of 507 Emerald
street. the latter part of last week.
The rooms were decorated in pa
triotic colors and chrysanthemums
and ferns added a floral touch.
Music and games were the even
ing's pleasures. Later refreshments
We're served 10 the Misses Mae Curry.
Emma Geiger, Margaret HERE,
Margaret Chester. Catherine Wen
rich. Catherine HaZen. Mary Winn,
Mildred Winn. Mildred Mccormick.
Pauline Wise, Ellen Rathfon, Mir
lam Rathfon, Mrs. w. S. Rathfon,
Mrs. Maude MartZ, Helen Martz,
Sergeant Malone, Leroy 'Spahr,
James Solada, Robert Wallower,
Walter Dill, Pauline Dunbury,
Charles Orris, Lands Musselman,
Clarence Stetler, Charles Hoover.
Ray Rathfon, Arthur Rathfon and
William MartZ.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
JUVENILE CRIME
is ON INCREASE

Continued from First Page.l
much trouble. Association with 9TH
er boys who have much influence
over him is largely the cause of the
trouble officials believe.
\ Few 1ruantS
Seven cases of incorrigibility are
listed, and there are Il few children
to be heard on truancy charges. In
the former cases parents have re-
ported that they are unable to con-
troll the children. some of whom
stay out at night or leave home for
weeks at a time.
In another case seven boys have
been held for court on n charge of
breaking into n large storage build
ing. stealing zoo automobile spark
plugs valued at $50 each. and about
500 rifle bullets. The boys range
from to 16 years of age, most of
them about IL or u. Five other
boys, all about IA years of age, are
charged with breaking into a cigar
factory and stealing merchandise
valued at S25. Twelve boys, most of
them from 9 to IA years of age,
are held on 4 charge of larceny of
tools and malicious mischief.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

Arthur L. Hall. of the Donaldson,
will celebrate his birthday anniver-
sary tomorrow in 4 most informal
way. Mr.. Han is manager of the
Harrisburg branch OF the Pennsyl-
vania Indemnity Exchange. Reci-
procal Automobile Insurance. He is
asmember of the Harrisburg Rotary
Club and has a host OF friends in the
city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

Use McNeils Cold Tablets. = Adw
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
No House in Derry Street
Raided on Saturday

Through a misadvertance, the adj
dress of one of the women arrested
Saturday night was printed as 1908 =
Derry street. There is no such. ad-
dress. and no house was raided in
Derry street. The woman in ques-
tion lives in Mulberry street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

IContinued from First Page.I
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

four nurses and 6,6t4 enlisted men left
Liverpool last week on the liners Min
nekahda. l-apland and Orca. The
units largely air sunadrons. have beer
training in England.
Washington. - The suggestion from
London that naval vessels surrender
ed by Germany. under the armistice
may be sunk to avoid possible dis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
Couple Announce Bridal
Last Week in Maryland

Eluding the watchfut eyes of their
friends. early Thursday morning.
November 81. Miss Luvie 4. Loper
and Luther G. Wolfefsberger s1ipp-
ed away to Hagerstown, Md, where
they We're quietly married by the
Rev. DIR. ]. William Oft. pastor of st.
Marks Lutheran Church, of that
city. The ring ceremony was used.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Loper, OF sac Muench
street. She was employed in the
Bell Telephone business office and
also n student of the Beekley Busi-
ness College,
= Mr.. wolfersbergerS Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs!SG. f. Wolfensberger.
of 622 Harris street. and is employed
in the clerical department of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

agreement among the associated ma
tions as 80 their disposition, was RE-
aeived by naval officials here with
evident surprise. Secretary Daniels
aid the proposition never had been
mentioned to him and he was certain
kmerican, naval representatives had
suggested no such plan.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
NEWS NOTES FROM
NATIONS CAPITAL

Neutrality-suspicious. March. chief
OF stan. announces that 3s2 officers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
DemosthenIans Appointed

The following members have been
appointed by the English Department
for members of the Demosthenian
Literary Society. Helen Burris. Rita
Buxhaum. Hazel Collier Virginia
Downes. Mildred Nonmoyer. Char
lotte Ferguson. Virginia Forrer. Char
lotte Grove. Margaret Graed. Mary
Garland. Katherine Hazen. Elizabeth
Howard, Violet Hollinger. Evelyn
Keitel, Ruth Langdon. Esther Magill.
Elinor Smith, Merle Smith. Ferne
Stanford, Katherine Wharton, Kath-
crime Worley. Rosabell Guam. Wilson
Bertram. Harold Connor, Lloyd over.
Joseph Difenderfer. Carl Stoner, Hor-
ace Selig, Joseph Minnich, John Nc
Clintock and NJ. Manbeck.
Other Personal News Page
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
min Bablrpertpaltitfto
billi0er ocitaltcit

@oi6inqton, Is. 6e6r-Ger Sc
neraI0ireftor Ser GiIen6abnen W2c-
aooo bat Elm Groarolnm fir cine
5tonooroiiierltng oller 6radtlpogen
2ofouotiDen, uno onoeren 8o6nmo.
teriots eingeleitet I'M auf oieie 8ei-
ie Die 9ieaierltngSDerlpaItlng Der
go6ncu 5fononliih 3u geitnIten. 3u
Oieienr 3me6e bot CT einem Gonitee
BON 5o6rifnnten on 0eiIeu Spibe
@. SO. @aicloin bon Sen @al6ipin
2oconotibe 8orfs ite1t. bic 9[ltfgobe
geitellt, beion6ere 5pc3ififotionen
fir neniae Sbpen bon @oagons
ber8rliteaen, oie in qroBer 9ln5abl
3lt qeriuqerem aoitenpreiiG proolt.
5iert Der0en fonnen, aIs rnter oem
geqeniDGrtigen Spiten Der Spe3ioI.
beitelllrnaen. g}c2looo qob niht otL
o1f lDie oiele glrtcn gagaon8 Die5
mer6en iollte, inqte a6er,
oaB 0aOurd Iiaionen aeiport fper.
ben fonrten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
ticoierlino iudrnt
sic Shiifsictrciucr
Saus hs ou ben SistiE acheu, ie0
ttnt onNrrf aSelIiit ben Arbti
tern ntnsnhbrr tiuacitIu.
aen iurrhcH

Mai6maion i5 9etr Die nc
aiernnd NOR bulic bcrct ihorit
@lobuo6mu pcocu Die iircilcu6en
Sdifisihrciuer an crdreiien oie bic
oiilidlen SdliiiSmcriicH Iobu3uledcu
orobteu goriitcr SurlcH bal bic
Sireifleiicr aemorui ioiort on bic
9lrbeit 81 aeben Sollie Aieie @or.
nllna uubeod)tet bleibcu 70 miro Elm
llltiuotimt an iie eriteat uuo, mcnn
iie bieies uidt beadien, miro @rd'
ii0rni 8ilion ciuQreiicn.
Iie ihmere @ciabr, lit mcImc 0ies
2onh ourb cine ueiterc 9ebin.
oerung Ocs SdifiSboieS eerotcn
rpiir0e. BAT Sic 9lcgicrung All elmer
neien 9olitif 0en 2lrbeiteru gegen.
iibcr neronlobt. Syn 2tu6etrodt Der
Eotiahc, ooB IN oen n6r0Iideu
8erftcu nnr 80 4ro8eut Der &C..
beuerten g[rbeiter ndbreno oe8 faI.
ten 8ettcrs orbeiten fonnteL mir0e
nod Der 9lniiht Der gir9ienmg ein
5ireif jet, mo 0a8 Sd)ifi8pro.
aroun melt 8uriiditebt geia9rli6
iein.
gi8ber bot man uie oen @eo1l.
fen gebo5t, 9lrbeiter fir @erfturbeit
ou85ubeben. Surleps 8olittf mar
es, Die glr6eit freiipilliq 5li balten.
gseitqrbin mare bisber fir Iall'
len0e bon glrbeitern, bic fir ben
@erftoienit dltsgeboben perOen fonn.
ten, tein gIob borbanoen, Sails Der
5treif sur 8atiode miro, Der bic
0Itliben g8erften labn6ulegen
0robt, 0ie melt binter ben ueltli.
den 8erften auriidite5en, mag Die
Gegierltng oIle 2lrbeiter, Die inter
i6rer aufiibt arbeiten, oblobnen ltnO
2e1tte fiir Die Grieq8drbeit etn-
8ieben. Die Hegiering bat ben eriten
5hritt in Der. neuen Folitif ben
AIDeIeIH AtBtll44USI AltIeLitp4i44te4tt
in0em iie einen biraften uno per.
i6nliden glppell an iie ridtete. dltr
arbeit 5uriid5ufebren. 8ieier 2tppell
Iultroe iiber 0as qan3e 2an6 bin
berbreitet, 0anit ale 0abon piiien
ioIlten. Olan erlDartet. 6aB bic an
aemeine Stimnlifua, pie ouh Der
0rud bon oi1oeren III ben Sdiffs.
uerften orbeiten6en @eperfidaften,
einen ginf[uB otf Die itreifenoen
SdiffSidreiner ausiiben miro.
9ie Heqierung orbeitet on einer
nationulen 2obnifaIo fir ale 8erfts
ar6eiter, Inn einem &onfurren3-
Qo6nangebot fir 9lrbeiter Oor8ubeu.
gen un0 Die 2obne in allen 8erften
gGei6mGBig au geitaIteu. Giel Der
llnralt in ben g8erften miro bon
ben geonten oui bic boben 206ne
8ltritdgefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
taeoieru1to iibcritimntt
orc6c Sciltltpc S0brtk
1cr Sermolter Ocs feinOlifen Gigeu.
tnms orbnet Seidlaganbme
tinr 9SbilaOelpbiaer &eu.
tilfnbrif an.

g8oi5rgton, 15. 6ebr. 8ie 70.
iortige lle6ernobnte Ser g(uIagen
lmo 6es @eId)dftes Der Sfuette
itno aoerting 60. non 8bilooeIpbin,
ciner groBcn sSabrif filr attomatiihc
8entiIe. mur6e geitern obeno non
Dem @erualter 0es feinolihen 81.
aehtuns angeoronet, 0n iid]. iuie
rerlartet, bel einen 8erbor eraeben
bat, 6aB Ole @eieaidaft BON oelt.
ihen SntereIien in 3eutidlono ge.
cigret pur6e. Die glnldge, pclhe fir
Sic glegierlnq orbeitete, itellte auto.
natiid)e aeiieloentile Der, bic auf
nieIen S6iffen tnltnIliert ipuroen.
Ger qepobnlidbe Stod itono In
0en giidern big gum 8. gldr8 1917
i'm Namen bon Grnit aoerting bon
Sanober, Geltti6lono, berseihnet
3ann puroe er an oeiien 9odter,
isrdu Selene Slider, oie Satin bon
glIbert &. Slider, il6ertrogeu, Der
mn s. 5ebrtior als fein0li6er 2lu8.
lai ser interuiert ipuroe.. 3ie f5a6rif
Itcllt eineu g8ert bon Sl,700,000
ear. Qas Observation-Disclosures Der
WeieIlIdDaft filr DaS @ei9dftsiobr,
6ns nm Is. W1ors 1918 abIdufen
miro, If mtf 100000 geifdtt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
Jtalicner iiber 1Dilicns
ReSc beitnrltbi0t

9louL Is. Gebr.-(gon Sobn 8.
Searleg, aorreiponOent Der llniteo
GreB. Dos gerbaIten Oes 9rGii.
0enten @ilion 0eiterreih gegeniiber,
mie es IN ieiner neilliden geOe ge.
fenn3eihnct miro, bot in italieniiden
3ettingen glufieben nn0 geumrubi.
gltng berborgerufen. eStaIieu trdat
Dem oiterreid)iih .rn9nriihen 0}ihi.
Iter oes 2feuBeren g3erhin feine
Oerartige Gpmpat9ie entgegen, pie
lie bon ben Ser. Stoaten ge3eigt
miro. gion gIoilbt bier, oob Die
ReOe oes omeritaniiden 8rdii6enten
oafiir berontportlid all bnlten it,
ooB iid 0iiniiterprdiioent ORLANDO
Bel Groffnltug bes NarIumeutS mtr
in Qllgemeinbeiten erging.
Die 8eititng Gbierbotore 8onnuo
aber iii NIT Der gotidoft 8ilions
duberit 5ufrieoen uno lobt fe aIs
neinen Soffuingsitrabl Der Die
ariegslpolfe bttidleipIH miro; ols
einen meiteren Sdritt gum 5ris.
ben"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
Sitbcrmno Scr Ginlaocn
IN Sen 11aticft0lbAnken

BaIbington, Is. Ge6r.-9ln6
elmer lang dnboltenoen SppoIition
ieitens oe8 Sdobontes iuur6e 9e.
itern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9infoiO
irlforntiert, ouB Ser aoutroaeur Der
llmlaufsmitteI sic 9(nnobme eines
@eiebes entpfebIen iuiirOe, mobur6
Die Gepoiiten in gtotionnlbanten
gorantiert lper6en ioaeu, lu1o OnB
Der 8orliber 6es Suusfomitees fiir
@onf. uno llnlaitfsnittcItueien Sc
prGieentnnt Garter (5IdB bon Sir.
ainin, cine 0crortige 8orloge III ben
ndhiten Sagen einreiden meroe. &c
prdientant ainfoi0 bat felt feds
Syubren Elm ioIhes 6jeieb 6efiirwortet
uno es 1T BON Dem goHffomitee
bon 6rei aonareiicn erlpoaen NOR.
Den, oof ltets pur0e eB bonn Sdob.
amt oeridm16t, ainfoi6 min in &c.
5ug ouf oieie @eiesgebung iett Elm
8erb0r einleiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
Mrbr als 80 Sinbrr
In MGOntrcQl OcrbrQnnr
Gin Scuer ian 6eim Scr Graucn ,Icnncn seritcrt
sic HinSer0btcilmmo nnS ierHcrt lGred,liten
sou; bcttldecrildbc paticntcn ocrcttct
dc ncttunesorbciten wurScn Uerrittct

WaonireaI, Che. t5. 6cbr. -
0lebr ais so @oiicnfinoer im0 bel
einem Gcler mnactommeh iueldcs
tciImeiie 0os aroBe @oiieuhois an
Der @uB Strobe 8erit6rtG, oos bon
Den grouen gfonnen unterbalten
uur0e. Giele nn0ere sSniniieu 6es
@c61ttoes, suriidgefebrte SoIontet,
9fIeoeIhmeitern, aIte, froi1fe mo
berfriippeIte 0lGuner mo &inoer
nur0cn gerettet. 9Lle borban0enen
glmbuIunSeu lmo onoeren @efabrte
iDur0en nod Der llngIitdsi5eue ge.
ionbt im6 porteu BORT ndbren0 Die
s5ellermebr nn0 nnoere Settings.
ntdnnldaiten 0ie Ruinen ourhilthen.
Man ninlnlt on 0oB eiilige Der
lleberIeben0en infoIge oes ousge.
itonoenen Shredens un6 Der Sci.
ben inter Den llnbiloen Ser g8itte-
r1tnq nod iterben peroen. 0ion
gldubt oud, Dab einige Soee per.
gehen Der0en ebe cine boIitdn0ige
2iIte Ser BEL 6em 8ran0e umgefom-
menen miro angeeeben lperben f0n.
men.
@eitern oben6 tntroen bon Der
Seueriuebr in ben Ruinen SO ber.
foblte 4in0erIei6en oufgefunoen. n
Wtan ninlrtt an, 0oB biele nnbere
in oen Seile 0es @ebd1toes aufge.
fltnoen tperoe, Ser beute nod in
S}lanlmen ItonO. Seroii6e gfettltngs.
orbeiten tuuroen bon ben SoI0aten
g3onnen uno gflegeidneitern bers
ridtet. gls Die 6euerpebr onfoHL
Inn Die Slanrnen 8u befdmpfen, mo-
rem oieie idon ldngft 0aron. bic
SynioIien 3u retten. 9ie &inoer
ipuroen bon SoIOot gu SoI6ot oltf
Der sSeuerleiter neitergegeben nn0
Die 9tettltngsorbeiten tnuroeu erit
eingeftellt ols Der Seueripebrdlef fie
ouf Die ghtbloIigfeit peiterer Beirut
DIE oufrlterfiom ladte, nahoe1n ein
pI6tIider @inoitoB Die Slanllnen 5u
einem 5euermeer onfohte.
8ettIdgeriide @dnner, 5rouen Ii,
0onnen, bon oenen biele iabrel1ng
ME oltBerbul6 ser gtnItaIt getDeien
iino, puroen auf 3rogbabrert Sei-
ieIn 8ettoefen bon soloaten 9oli.
5ilten 1no freipiIligen Settings.
momnifnften ans Dem brenuen0en
@eb6itoe oeifafft.
gie(e Der aufgefltnbenen ain0er-
Iei6en iporen gdn3lid bertobIt un0
Oaber 9on8 ltntenttIif Inter Der
2eiting Ser &oli8ei puroen biele
2eiden uitf Dem 6Iitr zines 3in.
mer8 nie6erqeIegt, in Incident oie
Gin0er crit meniQc Shnoen borber
ibren finoIihen SpieIen nadgegon.
gen fpnren.
Cine Ser g3ouneu 5dlpeIter Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
lDablrecbt pom
1lit6tbiir0crn
9Inf6rbnna Sssirlben Surd Scr.
foiinnss gImcnOement allge.
itrc6t. Sn ueun Stnateu
in araft.

MoIbin9ton. 15. Sebr. 5enotor
aenpon BON Soma reid)te i'm senat
Elm gerfaiiun9s. .amenoement elm,
nelhes berfiigt, 6aB an 8oblen fir
9litqlie6er oes aongreiies un0 9Srd.
liOentifofts- 8ablmGnner mur g]iir.
ger 0es 9anoes teilnebmen oilrfen.
Ser Senotor mo6te oorouf nuf.
merfianL ooB in iie6en Stonten Der
llnion IN 9trfanios, aanios, SiiO.
Gnfoio, glebrasfa, DtiIiouri s5n.
oioua uno 9eros aud gi6tbiirger
itimuen fonnen 70 Ionge iie mr
0as erite 4apier ertDorben habeu
Gr 6e3cidnete oieieu 8uitano OILS
sidodiereno." 93i3e. .graiioellt glor.
i9aa mari Elm. er lei Der gtniidt
6aB ioIde @nblUeroroulmgen nidt
in iie6elL ionoern in nelln 5taaten
beit1n0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
Bclc 11aI1a tt,irc
sum Gc6e oettttfcilt
ltrteil Ses ariegsgeridlt einitinntig;
gOrdere er6dlt 6efdnsnisitrafef
Gaballtnie andl bernrteilt.

goris, Is. GauI 8oIo Hniba ipir0
eridoiien iperoen. Gin fran36iti9es
&riegsgeri6t berltrteilte i'm gum
&ooe fir &odberrat, mad elmer nur
Is Wtinuten 0ouern0en 8erotlunq.
8orilts 8or4ere, elm Re1nungsfiib.
rer, Ser lritdngeflagt mar, Daroe SIT
oreii1briger @efGngnisitrafa nerilr-
teilt. sSilippn GopaIlinie. Elm peite-
rer @iitangeflaeter. Der fidl IN Sta
lien in Soft befir0e., tpitr6e eben-
foIls alfnl Tobe beriirteilt, phtpoDl
er Der Surisbifttoit bes @erihts gar
nidt uttteritebt
8olo nabm oos ltrteil nit fbein-
borer Gube bin, ober 9or1ere seigte
BEL Der ltrteilsberfiinoigung, ooB CT
betroffen mar. @olo tebrte rltbie
nod ieiner Seize 5uriid. Syt Dem
@eri9tsioale tpuroe feline Ioute 8e.
monItration naf llrteilsberfiirioi.
gung geouIoet, ober ditBerbolb oes
t8erlhtsgebdtt0e8 ntdhter ttd sSre1t-
oenrufe geIteno, Die bemieiert oaB
Die Menge NIT Dem l1rteiL Sitfrieoen
mar. Die gidter iparen einitin1lnig
fir 9ooe8itrafe fir 8olo, bod iiber
@ordere's ShuIo einigten fe iid
erit na6 eittiger Belt.
Soiepb gaillolr, 0er friibere gre.
nlier syrdltfreids uno eirtige anDere
befanrte Sron5oien merOen in n1d-
iter 3eit tpegen $odoerrots in Ser
binoung nit Der goIo-gerifiporiing
Dor Elm ariegsgeridt geitellt merben
9ie SauptbeidulOigitng gegen
8olo 9Eaibd mar, 6oB er Die Sam.
pagne, Delhe Die 91riier 3eitltng
Sc Sournol faltfte, NIT 0ettibem
@eIoe finan5iert babe. Gr itano nit
0eutiden 9ropoganoiiten in 8erbin.
Dung, Die ourb Ste frans0lii6e
&reiie lmo bur6 geftedung BON
StoatsmGnnern Die fron80liide 30
rale nieoerbrehen ipollten. 8pIo ioa
8u oieIem 8nefe Elm So1os bon
3,500,00O 0arf 8lr gerfiiguuq qe-
Iton0en baben. 8orhere ioa fiir
8oIo 8riefidoften elnpfungen uno
ibm iibertrtittelt boben gabaainie
lit Elm friiberes @1itgIieO ser itdIieni.
iden Observation-Disclosures uno ioa
Die gioae 0es 8ermittIers slDiiden
Dem friiberen abeoiben 9f66uS Silmi
uno 8olo 4aiba geipielt baben.
Ger Stoot mar bel Dem groseB
ourd Saitptndnn Mornet bertreten,
tpdbreno Gilbert SaIles Sic gertei6i.
altng @olos uno gouI @uiaoin Die
9erteiOigimg 8ordere's Geiteten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-15
TclOSug gcgcn bic
SOlibcOiti brid)lOiitn
tt'affcuitinItauS ~ Scl0ufcn; t,ormarldb auf
pctrcoraS anosc~.s Il; ltkraiTcrn Icn eeocn
YoIlbcuit$ ife eelciltct wcrtcn
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rem I'M Sauptqunrtier heS aoiiers.
qefabt GericIben mobnten oubcr
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lon0miuiiter aiibImann uno mloerc
bel.
gsie ser glnliterOomer aorreipon.
sent Ger 2nilp gieip8 ieinem glottc
t1cl0et, lit 3rohfD's 9Slon aRein
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ubiaen aonieren5 berluorien tDor0en
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aenbcit ousniiben.
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ots 0ereu 9eihiiber nitf8nIpielen.