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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-06-27
N. c. Pharmaceutical Association.


Raleigh.-The meeting of the North
Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
came to close with the informal get
together meeting and dance at the
Country Club. S. E. Welfare of Win
ston-Salem was elected presient of the
association. The offices of secretary
and treasurer were consolidated and
J. G.. Beard OF Chapel Hill was elected
to fill the position. The executive
cmomittee was reelected as whole.
The association will meet next yea1
at Wrightsville. The associ oitanpsc-
at WrightsvilIe. The association pur-
chased $500 worth of War Savings
Stamps.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-06-27

Empey 10 assigned to the
intelligence department, but
finds it IL not the "soft" snap
that he anticipated. The next
instaiIment tells OF some of HE
experiences in his new job az a
spy-catcher.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20
MEXICAN MINING
CITY PARALYZED BY,
RECENT EPIDEMIC

Chihuahua City, Mex, Nov. 40
Santa Eulalia, the center Of the Santa
Eulalia mining district of chihuahua
state, was, completely paralyzed by
1.-The influenza epidemic which swept.
northern Mexico. The mines were
forced to close, the schools suspended
and even the old adobe church which.
was. erected by the simple hearted
native miners to Santa Eulalia, was
closed for the first time since it was
erected.
Santa Eulalia is called the patfsn
saint of the Mexican miner. When he
begins his little prospect hole on the
top of some HILL. he fashions a crude
cross from cactus stems and sets this
emblem up beside his hole to call
down the blessing of the patron saint
upon his mine. Even in the under
ground drifts and tunnels the Mexican
peon miner sets UP a o places his
miners candle in front Of it to form a
crude shrine to Santa Eulalia.
h development of the Santa
Eulalia di4trict led to the erection Of
the Santa Eulalia church from the
contributions of silver made by tie
miners to a fund held in trust by the
Spanish priest from the Chihuahua
cathedral who made weekly pilgrim
ages to Santa Eulalia. To this church
way after they quit work, their picks
on their shoulders and their canine
sticks in their hands.
Because of the demand for NUM-
ton metals in the United States, the
Santa Eulalia district. being a. lead
producing district, has enjoyed tun-
usual prosperity during the past year,
and n miners are planning to Re-
place the old church with a new one
OF. stone and with new bronze bells.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20
MANY PROBLEMS TO
BE TAKEN UP AT
EDUCATIONAL MEET

st. Louis. Nov. 2o.-school prob
lens, welfare work and social work.
child labor laws and kindred subjects
will abe discussed by national edp-
Gators during the three days session
Of h National League OF Com
today. I.
Today's program includes an ad-
dress on the Continuous School
Year. by DIR. NJ. C.. Potter. super
intendent Of schools Of Milwaukee,.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20

Township l52 Range so
Sec. Acres Amt.
John Stephens. ne4 sea..19 40 1902
Joseph Stevens, WI sw3,
WI ed s@4 less r-w...20 ia 45.17
Peter Smith, pit Ell eA...29 Sc 31.27
Peter. Smith, WI sch and
ea sw1 ..............29 100 67.S5
Mary F. Twamley, pit ell
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
CITATION ON APr1IoATIoN TO
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

sPEcIFIC PN1To5akAN01.
STATE OF, NORTH DAKOTA.
County gg e sSana c ces5si
In the Matter Of the Estate Of T. =.
Mcmillan, Deceased: &
Christian O.. Hegg. Petitioner.
versus
Edward Gallagher, Administrator
Of aforesaid estate, Lizzie Nc
f. iak E.. MsM,llan 5o ,Sszeaa stella stella
/. johnson, Fred Johnson, Rob
ert Johnson, Minor; John
said minor, n all other per-
sons interested, Respondents.
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
Named Respondents, Greeting:
You.and each Of you are hereby cited
and required to be and appear before the
county court Of the county of Grand
f rSrhs; IN 3ad Iaid If st said Ct eou int G az the Of fc ;1ns
house, in the city Of Grand Forks, on the
24th day Of December, a. 2: 1918, At 10
petition Of Christian o. Hegg, hereto
fore filed in said court. praying for an
ordersdirecting the administrator Of said
after. described under the terms Of q
contract claimed to have been made by
the decedent with. said Christian o.
administrator Of said estate should not
be directed by decree of said county
court to convey said real estate to said
Christian O.. Hegg. Said real estate is
described as follows. to-wit: Undivided
one-half interest in n to lots three (3)
and four 900 block two (2) Mcdonald
and Goodwin's Addition to Thompson,
North Dakota.
Let the service. Of this citation be
made on respondents as follows: Per-
ministrator Of said estate al leastV
twenty, days prioryto said hearing and
by publication in the Grand Forks Daily
Herald for four successive weeks, the
last publication to be at least twenty
days prior to said hearing. on all the
other respondents residing without the
state.
1918.
(SEAL L.. X. HASSELL,
Judge Of County Coust.I
S. LEMMICH, -
Attorney for Petitioner, ~.
Thompson, N. Dakota
<(Nov. 6-13-20-27)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20
PERRY
Township 153 Eange SO

Township 153 Eange so
Sec. Acres Amt.
Chas. Cavanaugh. NJ nj
swa nw3 ........ It's 10 3.S4
Chas. Cavanaugh, nj sch
nw3 and pit lot 2......2S 2 1876
Ester Kirkland, pit lot 2.2s ~ lei
VIM. Williams, pit lot 2..2S 9 3.84
Joseph Colosky, sci sch. 40 1913
Joseph Colosky, pit ne3..1O 68.35 1899
Annie K. Kramme, pit
ne4 swa and lot A....22 10 3.39
Jos. Colosky, pit Of sw4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20

PARTLY xots-lEoxsiyey% ma xolo6nnbs'
ADD and 1udgs . 1shslmsD eng. I
Hattie 5Lambe /. !. Z. IL $685.
Hattie LambeN ..e.. ~ 1bI A0.34
Budgt o Eshslnaan's q Add. .
NoCoYmAckss 1st Add
Lot Blk. Amt
,Lettie Ford ~ .....5 % 1888,
j, II. Lambe 4. ........ !5.lv
J. H. Lambe .I.......s. 3 f23 1866
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20
Lot Blk. Amt

easteriy line Of Leyee5
st. on the westerly side
BY the northerly line Of
OAK. Ave, vacated on
I the southerly side by
the Red River OF the "A
North on the easterly
side by the ~southerly
line of 1one Ave-, vacat- "a
ed on northerly stde:5.. 10y
Leased Sites. q
Leslie Stinson, 1866 50 It .
o. T.. opposite. ... 20 $a6.SS
AID. Fairchild, 10000 50
TT B.. e e. a~ddNoppostte 90 S.SS
"A. j.. Fairchild,y part OF lot s
q s. s. sTraill's add OPP a.
p00lte ...5... .........:' A0.eV
M D. Wallace, lots 5 and
6,AAlex & Ives add 49,. 81 Isl
M. d. Wallace. rear pit of e
lots q. 8. 8. 10, Alex &
Ives d .... Sc 3.9S
Leslie Stinson, 8312 So It
Trails add opposite. ~. A1146
J. D. Bacon, 1920 50 IT
Skidmore add opposite 6 3.15
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,)
County of Grand Forks.
IN DISTRICT COURT
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
C L GaGgler. - ~ WV. PLAINTIFF

flftSi. JUDICIAL DlSIf!CI
c. L. Gaagler, Plaintiff.
VS.. e.."- tEt
Agnes Gaugler, Defendant.
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendant: at&.
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, which com.
plant Is now on fle in the Office Of the
Grand Forks county, state of North. pa
kota, n to serve q copy Of your answer
upon the subscriber within thirty days
you, exclusive Of the day Of service: and
in case of you failure to appear or an
swer. Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Dated this End day of November, A. D.
1918.
HENRY o'KEEFE. JR.,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Residence and P%ostofice address,
Grand Forks, N. D..
(Nov. 6-13-20-27. Dec. Ally
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-20

Duluth Man. r. r. Co.. o.
T., lots and Il
N. p. r, r. Co, q parcel
Of land bounded BY the
~eaSterly lire OF Leveei
St, on the westerly side
by the northerly line Of
University Ave, vacated
on southerly side by the
Red River OF the North
ON the easterly side and
" the southerly line
Cheyenne Ava. vacated.
on the northerly side.
N. T. r. =. Co. . parcel
OF land bounded by tne
eGeterly line Ssof Leveel
81, ON the WestSriy eide
BY the northerly line OF
Cheyenne Az. vacated!
s1n the southerly4gide by
the Red River o. the
4 Moth on the eAsterly
1ine. " Oak AVA.. vAcair
on The north2rly side
n Coz . parcel;
* 1ahd bounded ~ the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

Dear Santa.
am little boy year. old. Plcass
bring me aNwriting desk and Chair
and some apples, oranges and candy
from your little boy,
& WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
VI 'sSM, -l--~--A--
Octagon. va. Dec. ~. 1918.
| hope YOU haven't got the flu.
am 8 years old
Don't forget me. want You 10
bring me box OF handkerchiefs
bring me SOME candy nutk apples
oranges raisins tricycle. a teddy
bear some fireworks some pop
crackers and some things that you
think little girls like to have, My
brother is sick and won't you bring
him some things too.
| am your little friend,
SUE MEADE WILLIAMS,
oetagon, va, Dec. IL. 1918.
nv Dear Santa:
have nice colt please bring me
4 harness Tor him. Bring me some
popcrackers oranges nuts bicycle and
lots of other thAgs. am ten years
old My brother has fiu please bring
hime something nice TO.
Your friend.
DENNIS FITZROY WILLIAMS
Richmond. Va, Dec. 10, 1918.
Dear Santa:
am writing to you to tell you
what / want want doll. carriage.
ard some building blocks and some
goodies.
Good bye.
Your little girl.
LILLE sHUBARD.
Richmond Va. Dec. "a. 1918.
Dear Santa:
Just few words to tell you what
want Christmas. want an express
wagon a drum. and some other toy
which YOU think is best Please don't
forget some goodies for love them
Your little boy
ARLINGTON HUBBARD.
TIC Holly st.
Richmond, Va.
Friday Dec. 3, 1918, Richmond, Va.
Dear Old Santa:
] am little girl ten years old and
have tryed to be a good little all this
year. Now | am going to tell you
what I want
A bicycle. wash tub set so can
seip mama wash. have got two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
|5H CONGRESS TO
IEfT N PHILADELPHIA
- r. Desire ON Part of srnerss'sn
Jews TO Pc OF Ser, icc To Their
Hysahrssn -

Il The American Jewish Congress.
watch Is TO be convened on demo
Il cratic basis and which ts 10 be mace
--11p -nf- delegates fran elements IL
i 1ur people in all sections 81 fhe coup-
~. 10 meet in Philadelphia next
Wrfk Is 10 strive for the attainment
rf~futi rights for those Jews iti Euro
3sntaSs and ethee. Lands who are +ytl
4 auhiecscd 10 political tlssa hiiit3eh I'}'e
ls1Aea of the cs'il gress whivh was aEF-t
broae iaes .st The conference held Nv
New ycfi en- AuEust ~ ta3$ has
skro7,r eus pf ;he desire an the n'trt
of sise Auat5ean Jews Ga be ~ Nefelte
M tsaesr lerethren StifA fNt0E u00er
Expression. ~ appealing <" The con -
Mcfenre of the WORLD and by effGrts te
secure hearing for The claims OF the
lews a. The forthcoming peace con-
L 4eeence The pregra pl--oT the Can
7 The agreement accepted and subse.
&1ensly ratified hy ali parties con
{ Aernea takes tie form ~ tentative
ell fer the con grsss and reads as
1nz5owe
by virtue Of the authority vested
~ M. a the executive committee rf
NE American Jewish congress tAe
Jsws III America are earnestly To-
Queeted TO select representative 10 an
sAmericaa Jewish congress which hal!
mees exclusively for The purpose ~
denim methods whereby ia gA-
Operation with the Jews a Ne world
fufs rights ru8v ne SECURED Tor Fif
Jews sf al lands anJ al 5aws d.
cFin mating against theni Hat l."
mbrn1sfea u heinz understood iGst
The phrase full fights Is deeHe& Sc
include
II. Civil. religious. sud political
rights, and In addition thereto
- Wherever ,Jhe various peoples
.os any lands are or may he recognized
- having rights as such the confer
ring upon the Jewish people Of fhe
hand affees I'd OF like rights Z de-
sired ny herr as determined and a9-
eertaas@n hS the congress
= The securing aud protection q
Jewish rights lB Palestine
The Executive Committee a Fs
constituent meeting decided that ne
question of the economic recoastrUc-
sinns ~ the Jewish communities ~
she war zones shall Toe considered ~
the congress. Also The Ealfoar DEE
f7sas1ea IN regard 90 Palestine ard
RI. m41aigr2gion question
TIL ennes~rss viii b. held ia tzr
ri 4s4=tls-fse}tfi9sts p or ftrTr
SGrHss Mo08as ard Tuesa81- De%en3
bel ,4h 18Th and I'm This ron
cress tn p8et Of the General Jewish
~cria eaasffss noW taking place ia
EsiF6aH aAA the object 3 70 formulate
plans ways and means which N3h
latee 80 demanded al the peace staN~
sereag ~ "a special COMMITTEES ap
pofnfe4 ny the couGress
hiS - he FIRST Tine IN two ttop~
sand wears tl1e Jewish people have
sem delssaies e}eclod though popular
vote
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
MARGARET ff3uIsE 0RfNsrEAD.

MARGARET LOUISE GRINErEAD.
Res. Bey .
Dec. II. 1918, 1900 h:verette ST.
South Richmond. Va.
Dear Santa Clause. +,
am a little boy years old /
want you 10 brfng me sleigh. pair
boot, /xandY-andy, pair gloves. horn
ana some candy and nuts. Please
bring me \ Xmas tree too Please
don't forget the little children. in
France. Ny name is
GORDON SMITH,
Dec, 10. 1918.
Dear Old Santa:
! am Just 4 yrs old bu, am old
enough to play with anything you
can bring me. want tub and
board ia. wash my dolls clothes and
little horse. and wagon and some
candy and puts and anything else
YOU can sp~rc,
Your little girl
MARGARET HOLBACH
ae7 Randolph st.
Gee ~. lsis
Dear Old Santa:
sr> q wa@ baby f',St Z .nonthS oad
want pretty red RATHER a little
Geloloia don / can't break aud "A
Teddy bear. l can throw down in
the door. I will go to bed early
Your little girl.
ALICE Carnival
so7 Randolph st
Dec. IS. 1918.
Dear Santa Clause.
i am a little boy three years old
and ] would like for you to bring me
a little horse and wagon and some
other toys some candy and oranges.
] will go to bed early
Your little boy,
VERNON ELWOOD GODSEY.
eos Randolph st.
Dec IS. 1918,
Dear Santa Clause:
I want YOU TO bring me big doll
for my carriage. And q little pair
Of gloves to keep my hands warn
Some candy and nuts. and anything
else you can spare. am little
girl 7 yrs. old | will go to bed early.
SARAH HOPKINS GODSEY.
eos Randolph st.
Dec. IS, 1918.
Dear Santa Clause:
| am a little boy yrs old | want
you to please bring me express
wagon and little pair boots / ware
a number nine. And don't forget
the other little boys / play with | am
YOUR little boy
JULIAN SLOAN GoDSEY.
eos Randolph st.
t,tuporia Va Dee IA 1alS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

large dolls, soi p,care dress them for
ME. AsI have all kinds Of other toys
there is nothing else - ask for.
Please I'LL my stocking with all kinds
OF good things. Please don't forget
my lille brother. wishing you Merry
Xmas and Happy New Year.
From DORIS LAWFORD.
1926 W. Main st.
Richmond, Va. Dec. 1.s. 1918
Dear Santa Claus: .,
am a little boy three years old
this is the first letter i. have every
had written to YOU so please bring
me and automobile. Engine. Drum.
chair. gun, dog and lots OF good
things.
SO don't forget my little cousins to.
Hope you n Merry Xmas and Happy
New Year Rest Wishes, from
LAWRENCE MOSELEY PHIPPS
1926 W. Main st
Richmond, Va
40.. Fulton ST. City Dec. IL. 1918.
Dear Santa Clause.
ain d real good little girl. Just
four years old. ] wanted to write
yeu a, few lines to tell you what
want for Christmas. Please bring me
u doll baby. a set of dishes, a table.
and a game Try TO bring these things
IL you can.
God bye.
Lovingly.
NORA ABEL JOHNSON.
40I7 Fulton ST., City, Dec IS, 1918.
Dear Santa Claus:
! am ten years old. and try to be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

I1ssl scian. al e12 East Main street,
Edmond Virginia Is the place 80
~ rour Christmas gifts He has an
KeaIeni stoek ready for you 20
M4ke your selection now ana fer YOUR
X3Aveni~nce wifi he oren nights until
lFfetmas, Remember old gold and
n always raken in exchange
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
skipwith. va. Dec. ls, 1915

Skipwith. va, Dec IS, 1918.
Dear santa Clause:
Please bring Ruby. Currie Baldwin
and rne some dishes for our new
table We would like some plates,
cups and saucers. A water set,
httle berry bowl and little saucers
some little spoons and anything else
xou think would be nice to put on the
table. Please lea-ve the table set
ready for US 10 eat breakfast on
Please fix our Xmas tree real pretty
Annie Baldwin wants little dog. Don't
forget to come by Aunt Beulahs, and
get our sleeping dolls she has for us
Best wishes for you a Happy Xmas
am years old.
KATE MOSS PURCELL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
Dear Santa Clause

Dear Santa Clause:
I ana a little girl eleven years old
do not want very much All | want
is pair Of skates aud money Bank.
Some candy and nut also Two
oranges am In the 8 grade at
school go To the Madison School
the mum Der Of my house is 42d IL ;
Pine St Richmond. VA
This is all want for Christmas
This Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

keysviie. Virginia pee { :, 1919.
DNar Santa.
arm a little girl of u years 7
want TO tell you what 7 want yo1 20
bring me. ! want you to bring nne
piano and some candy raisins,
i oranges and apples and anything else
you have TO spare for re.
Your little girl.
BESSIE ROBERTS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

isan.tolnh va pec. II 1873

f.aFFf4"tF7El1 ~. JET, \, TFTN'
NY Dear Old Santa:
.Aitff 1eaie II il near the tire for
you, ] will write YOU what want |
want doll with hair and doll carriage.
chair for nY locke1 piano drawing
n0ck, sterg book tablet pencil beads
M string little lantern that ! can
ltgf7t nuts candy. apples. oranges.
ngs raisifs gum and q pretty tree.
and don't forget my ltttAe sister sh"
fs writing toe J am a Iittl" rirl eight
yeafa old Riih lots 81 love frot9.
KATHERINE G0BEY
re No I. Rondoloh Va
s wil4 BOO good }Hd girl ana
go o he'd earls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
Richmond, va. Dec. -, 1918.

Richmond. va. Dec. IL, 1918.
Dear Santa
/ am little girl twelve years old
want you 10 bring me doll that
will go 10 sleep, a carriage wrist
watch. and pair Of kid gloves and
some candy, nuts aud some fruit
Your little girl
SADIE LOUISE CHILDR ESS,
Williamsburg Road.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
Your little friend
CARROLL. PFNToS.

I}eaversar. Virginia, age /.
=. MY Uncle is in France and
w-e,dpst know whether he ts living or
not Please so to see him and tell
h}g1 ta eefaa home Christmas and Nou
must carry h5m some candy nuts and
apples
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

Enporia, Va. Dec. 10. 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

donyx set In H. also want wrist
watch II you have II to spare. and .
box of handkerehiefs. with an NJ in
9he corner. / am nine years old.
8ring my little sister Marguerite a
rubber doii and a ceiiuloid rattle and
don't forgei some nuts ana canly .or
both Of as
Your little girl.
MABEL SMITH.
DaBieitown.
Richmond, Va, Dec. IL, 1918.
Dear Santa:
am little boy ten years old and
I want YOU, to bring me pistol and
plenty of caps with 1t a train ON the
track cap, n suit a ice wagon,
bicycle and please don't forget 10
dress MY tree want some pop
crackers and romer candles.
YouI little boy,
= JOHN YoEs.
500 w Cary 81
p $. Plps1se iopt forget my friend
Leslie Rudd.
Richmond VA. Dec r.. 1913.
Dear Santa.
am a little girl ia years old My
father Is dead and | don't want much
l want pair OF shoes a hat, pair
Of kid gloves and ! want a wrist
watch.
Your iittie girl,
ALMA CATHERINE CH1LDRESS.
VILLA hifrp Road
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

7. s V4ease DO NOT fcrget nv III
;lo brother lack.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15

Continued on Eighth Page,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-13
Kaiser's Flight is Called
Victory for German People

New York, Nov. l2.-William
Hohenzollern's flight was hailed to-
day by the American friends of Ger
man democracy as "a complete vim
dication of the distinction our So
ciety has always believed to exist
between the real German people and
their late government"
"In this solemn hour when the Ger
man people are to be delivered from
the bondage of dynastic in whose
fathers was forty-eighters' look back
at the inspiration that moved our
ancestors, and we see the vindication
Of. their efforts in the freedom that
victory will bring to the German
people of today" read a statement
issued by the society and signed by
its president, Franz Sigel. Had
the Germans democrats and repub.
leans been victorious the unspeak.
able crimes for which imperial Ger
many will be held responsible would
have been spared u.s."
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-13
PEACE ON EARTH~~GOOD WILL TO MEN
Omahans Thinking Today
What Wars Ending Means

The war dreams Of humanity have
come true.
Everywhere in Omaha today the
spirit of joyousness and gladness
permeates. But also there is an
other spirit a serious trend of un-
DERIVING thought: a realization of
what Mondays great news actually
means to Omaha, to Nebraska and
the nation.
People are glad-honestly and
plainly glad-that the war has ended.
and they don't care who knows it.
There is prevalent feeling of re-
lief.
Now they are facing the future.
resolutely and fearlessly.
The United War Work drive.
which will take care of the men in
the service until they again reach
their homes. is meeting with whole
hearted response.
People are arranging their finances
to meet the needs of the long period
of reconstruction which is ahead.
Omaha has borne its burden un-
complainingly during actual hostili-
ties and will meet its share of the
burden Of recuperation and recon-
struction.
After the war, as during the war,
Omaha will make good.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-13
ONLY REMNANTS
Of BIG war now
ARE IN RUSSIA
Allied Armies Are Aiding the
Czechs; Hope to Crush Out
BoIShevik Tendencies
in Short Time.

Washington, Nov. l2.-Russia.
still looked upon as an unfortunate
friend of her victorious former allies
in spite of the bolsheviki, has up
on her soil all that remains of the
world war.
Allied and American troops, in
conjunction with the Czecho-Slovak
army and the forces of the all-Rus-
sian provisional government at
Omsk, are operating in Siberia and
northern Russia against the German
controlled bolsheviki who have been
denounced before the world by the
American government as virtual out
laws.
To Assist Czechs
Allied troops first went into Rus
STA to prevent the stores of num-
tons at Vladivostok and Murmansk
from falling into the hands of the
Germans but later an agreement
was reached between the entente
and American governments to rem.
der military and other assistance to
the Czecho-S lovak forces in Siberia
At about the same time a joint expe-
dition went into northern Russia to
prevent the Germans getting con-
troll there.
Only recently the all-Russian pro-
visional government asked the al
lies and America, through President
Wilson. for further immediate as
sistance in overcoming the bolshe
wiki and rehabilitating the Russian
nation. So far as has been an
nounced no action has been taken
on the appeal.
Both here and in the allied CAPT
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-13
Huns New Government
to Be StriCtIv S0CiaIiStiC

Copenhagen, Nov. l2.-Germany's
new provisional government will be
all red, that is to say. tn. bourgeois
parties will not be represented in it.
This will not be because of their I'm
willingness to participate. but be-
cause the socialists definitely re-
fused to permit the bourgeois to
enter the new government.
The plan is to give the independ-
ent socialists the vice chancellorship
and two other secretarial posts.
There are indications. however, that
independents will demand more.