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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
1feittc .ynfcrnt0ticrt ion
an Sen ScimS oelastocn

@aibingtor, 2. s5eb. Gurd Be-
ion0ere geitiuumllngen, ipelde fir
8eriiherungs @eieaihaften erlaiien
ipltrben, bpfft Sd1bdrltsiefretdr D2c
g[Ooo berbin0ern 8n fonnen, 0oB eyit-
forrnationen iiber sSabrifanlagen,
Shiffe, Sfiffsiperften, gabnb6fe
unO ionitige ipidltige syrbuitrie.Gtub.
Iiiiements IN 0ieient Sonoe geioin.
melt unO lpeitergege6en mer0en. Sc.
De @eielfihoit lit onge6olten, n1lr
eeiDiiiea gerionen Giniidlf IN 9ld.
ne 81 gelpdbren un0 init synipefto.
rem 8it betrauen 3ieie iollen fir
Die bertrauIide gebanOlung Der er.
langten ssiliornationen Serantiport.
lid iein. gldne, gleiiingen ooer
sSuipeftiouBberid)te 0iirfen, NIT 9lus-
no6me nah berbiiuoeten 21noern,
niht obne @enebmipirg 0es Shae.
antes opBer Sn1oes gelnngen.
6eill0lldlen lliio oerblnOeteH feill0s
lihen s5eiter., Gee iu0 6aftpflidt.
@eriiderungs. @eieai6aiten fDuroe es
bereifs unteriagt in oieiem 2nn6e
@eiddfte ST treIben. iu0 0as Sdab.
amt unteriuht iett anoere @eien.
idaffen, bon pelden man berntuiet,
Onb tie nielleiht ourd icin0lihe sSH.
tereiien fontroIliert tuerben. 5ron.
3oliidea ersliidcn ruiiiifen mo
ncniraleH GerlidleruIas eelellidlnf.
ten iiHo Si6enieu seuaBrt woroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
Rc1lcnlcfe 111cnt00c
tOcrSclt 0bocltl,afft
@crFaltniiir baben iifj Serartia nc.
bciiert ban fidl bieiel6en IN.
aDtig eriueiicn m6geu.

Mafbington 2. scbr.-ger uddj.
tie Mlontog mag Scr Iebte 6es fen.
iationelIen 9]efebIg Des Sfoblenber.
lpnlters @arfieIo, bic yobrifen al
idlIieben beoeliten. Griolgreide Ser.
iuenOitna bon gsrioritdtsIen0anqen
un0 eHbargos aff Jrddiien6unden,
3ugleth NIT Ser gerlideriino. SAX
0ns fdredlide @etter Ser lebten
ssoHen proftiidj boriiber iit, bat
ben @enernLoireftor @lcg(0oo uuO
8nrfiefo ieIbit itber8citgt, OaB uafr.
idfinlib in oieiem g9inier fein mel.
terer foblenIoier Gag mad oent
na6iten Wiontag notiuenoig iueroen
ipiiroe. qlnt ndhlten gienstaa mir0
cine aonferens ltottfiuOen, I'M 0ieie
Jra9e en0gilfig Su enti9eioen.
9or5ugsiell0ung. url0 syradten.
bargo.garoronungen onf ni6t not.
iUenoige 5radt iUeroen je0enfdlls
aud nod nah Der 8uriidaiebuna
Der glnoronung Der fo6IenIoIen
illiontage befteben bleiben. Sails Die.
jer S6ritt iunternonlmen miro, 10
loir0 0noiirdl beipieien oaB 6ie 8u.
itditbe iid iogor iiber eruartltna
oes @eneraloireftors Uicglooo aebel.
Iert baben, Der fiir5Iidl Dor Dem
5enntsfomiiee fir 3iDiifenitaatIi.
feH Sun0el bic Soflmlng aus.
iuraH, onB Ser StlicBungsbefebI
9egen Wlitte 8ebruar lein en0e Ct.
iaDreu moge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
@esen SDnHtagsbersuiiennee in
SgloatenIagerh.

@aibinston, 2. 6eb.-ein Gonli.
tee, peldes Sic 2oros Gan gLIlocia,
iion Der Ser. Stooten repralentierte
bic iidl aus wlitglieoern bon te
@lau6eusbefeuntniiien 5uiormeniebt
embia9l eeiteru Dem 9rdiiopnier
Gilion Observation-Disclosures in
Oen 9lrmee. un0 glarineiibunasla,
germ lmo @nriioneu at berbieten.
1as aonlitee eriudie ben 9rdii0en.
Ten ebenfalis. cine @orloge bor Dem
dougreB 81 unseridIten 0ie I'M,
n6tige Sonutagsarbeit I'M Giitrift
bon Columbia berbietgt es beibt,
0aB oct gsraiioeut bcioa goridJLdgC
besigaIlIste-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
Cine 1l1drntitio aIt
SIC cn0IiIdlc licoiermnO
Ienheflpu mabnt el0nh Gleorae an
brrnHuitiarrer Sirllnnauahmr, nm
arbeiieranllidubs IN 0naiauo So
bcrhuirM.

gunoon. 2. Seh qlribir Sender.
ION ein strbeitcrhibrcr mo iri.beres
afiiolie0 oeS briiiidlen arieasEabi.
ueiis. bot Ser 9lcaigrnna enpieblen,
cine aonierens mit ser gImaIaomateo
Soeietn 81 engineers All berllien, nm
bic Gurdfiibrnna Der @lcuidlrnna.
ierioI.QorIdge" 5n bciprehcn. ser bic
Wlnidliniiien opponieren.
Serr Senoeriou elnpiabl ocu glr.
beitern orinaenO i'm S,niereiie 0es
arieaspro8raninIs ibrc glrbeit nidt
nieOer5ulegeH, ober er mornte 6ei0e
5citcn
Der @ciites5uitano Ser glrbeitcr
1T iebr gefdbrlidj. Gie ft6rriIhe
SteIlrHguahme Der Repierang brinat
oas 2ano an Sen Gnn0 elmer in0n.
itricIlen AepoIlliion,~ erfldrte er,
uitnO falls cine oeredliere uno ber.
itanNigere Stellnugnabme nidlt elm.
genommet miro, 10 beiiird)te idl
ernltlid, noB Elm lid)t pi Ser ant
81 madeltoer guidl 8miidlen einem
iuihtigen Seilc Der SSnonitrieorbeiter
mo Der 6egicrnnq entiteben miro.
egsir iino ale oes arieges mil.
De-" iagte er. .5oforfiqer Ssrie0e
1T bos groBte geDiiriuis ser 8eIt
aber SSrieoe fann nifIt erreidlt mer.
0eH in0eln cine abteitung scr g(r.
better dllein ban0elt.
r5rie6c miro fonImen, ipenn Sic
glrbeiteridaft ais @anses, 0urdl ei.
ne Gonierena bic gc0inaintaen e.
neg ebrenbaften it0 6enofratiIdlen
Grieoens altsBefun0en babcn miro,
zines 6rieoeng. Der Der un6eareifli.
den Gpfer, nefde oas goIf Qebrodlt
fat, inert it,
g1a4oem ct bic ia @etradt fom.
nlenoe sSraoe 0ie Gbpoiition Der
Mafdiniiten ge9rn sic M2enidennla.
terial 8orlage, Bic Dem 8unide
Senoerions geat1B hon linen fallen
gelaiien tueroen io4te erortertI
lal0 erflart batte, oaB Sic Meaidlilli.
lten iiitt Die sSortfubrilng Der bonn
4remier 2log0 George einaeIiibrfen
W'oBnabmen berIangten. Iagte s5err
Seflorio: sd appelliere ernItlidl
an oie Negierung. baB iie iofprt eli.
lter beionoeren aonferen5 suItimnte.
Sbre gegenp1rti9e 5teIlunano6me
leite idnea 8u Sdtpierigfciten. SfeI
Die rationale Sad,e ipeQen
eines 9ttrdfiibrungsprin8ibg.
9err 8enaeriott fiigte linsu, 0aF
letne Stenntnis Der @eldidlte ser
aontroberie ibn iiber5eugt babe, 0oB
Der Stotl0pitnft Der glrbeiter qered,f.
fertigt ief nno er fiibr fort:
qSSr Ser gergonqenbeit hot Sic
glrbeiteridaft nit edtem Gatriotig.
mus boa nno freiiDillig alien qfnfors
oerllngen entiproden. SIT e8 subiel |
tebt einen gIpea an 0et 9atriotis- |
mus Der gfegieritng 3u ri6ten? SD |
entpfeble Der Gegierlug iebr, eitlen
neritGnoigeren @eiIt at 8eigen.
n8emofratifdle Diplomatic bat Be.
gonnen. 9ie britiiden 9(rbeiter ia. |
ben alien boran ibre Griegssiele for
Ger 93reniier Bat oonn
Die 9lnna9ue Der leiten0en griu8i.
pien ittierer slriegs5iele anqenom. |
men mo &rdiioent @ilion 1T nod
Iueiter In iener Gidtlng geqanqen, |
u Der mir bic Regierilngen ae6en Ies
ben ipiini6en, itt0 Bat NIT qroBer
5eltiafeit II alarbeit Die GrinsiSien
beitdtigt Die mir nieocrgeIegt ga.
ben"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
Daiitpfcr hci cimcr
lsclIiiIcn pcrIcmkt

2onoou 2. 5eb. -Gs pitr6c beute
befanat gentodt hoB Der Golipier
oWiontreaL4 am lebteu 02ittDod, mit
eiHem anoeren Sdiffe foGioierte lnlO
perianf. 8n @lnnnifaft tpitr0e ae.
rettet. (gs aiebt pier 9ampfer no.
mems 49iontreal1 @iner lit elm
S644 Gonnen GROCER StabIonnpfer.
GIN anoerer lit 1882 Eonnen qroR.
Der brittle bat 3342 Gonnaae un0
Der oierte lit Elm fleines sdiff BON
1876 SonneneeboIt Limited greB.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02

@miteroom. 2. 5eb.-Sier einge.
trofiene 9lahrihten beio9eli, oab
Iieb3ebn @hnitionsiabrifen 81 Ser
lin inter Griegsredlt eeitelt ipor0efl
lin0; Die Streifer bobeu gefebl er.
boItcn, 1lontog 5ur glrbeit 8uriid5n.
febren fpioriaenfolIs iie iih amili.
tdriider Strafen~ orsieten.
sSn 9an5ig mo GiiiIeloorf bnben
Die meiiten 5treifer 0ie glrbeit tpie-
Der oltfgenonHen.
Die @erbaftrus nes iuabbdngiaen
So8inliiten 1ittntuni bat feline 9(n,
bdfeer in gtufregung eebradt; iie
beobiidltigen oieierbolb i'm gan8en
2onOe GroteItperianlnIungen abau-
baIten.
Ser 1tnobhdngiee So5ioliit Scale
beriu1te beim 9leidsfan8ler, Bic
Sreilaiiung gittnlonts 8it ertpirfert,
bod ingte ihm b. @ertling, boB er
mahtlo8 iei Da Berlin inter benz
gefebI Oes Wtilitdrgoilbernenrs itebe.
2on0on 2. sSeb.-Sunger ipir0
beltte oltrA 8elitIbIon0 idjreiten -
Oieier 8erbiin0ete oeg &ofiers inter.
mirft beilen llntertanen ieiitem 8i[.
len. 0ie gfntionen Ser Gtreifer
iperAen heltte berIitin0ert per0en. 60
lditfet cine olts 3ilrif, SdfDeia, bier
eingetroffene 8epeibe. 8ie 6eltt-
i6en 8eboroen baden aIle getfantnt.
lungen berboten. asSn Dem geiebI
beiBt es unter dr0ereIn: y5oIte es
notig fem, NIT @affengetpaIt einslt.
ihreiten, 10 miro feirt llnteridieo
5ipiihen Streifern nn0 on0eren ae.
lladlt tDer0ell.@
geie Die aHaIteroam 9D0 melocf,
fam es am 3oaner8fag at GbarIot.
tenburg, no 100000 5treifer cine
2etnofitration beraititaIteten 5f,i.
iden 0ieien unO Der 9soIi5ei su eli
nenf 8ulonmenItoB. 8erittene go.
li3iiten, tpelde 0ie Wlenee aitffor0er-
te, ouseinonoer3ugeben, erbielt aus
oeren 0aitte sSeiter; 0ie 8oIi3iitell
nodten bon ibren Geitengepe6rerl
@e6roitd, es fam 5u einefn Iebbaf.
fen &anlpf; Die Streifer beriltntett,
iid binter irrtprobiiierten gorrifo0en
5it berteioigen. gluf beioen Seiten
gnb es 8ernlin0ete.
2onoon 9. se6. Satiieroe glr.
better in Berlin, Sdmb1lrg uno an-|
0eren TeiIen 9eutIhlonos befinoenI
iid inlrner nod an streif, ober 0ieI
Streifbeiuegltng bat iBrelt S06epitnft|
iiberihritten mo lit oIlm1blid i'm
abnebmen begriffen. Die 8er6dn.
gittg 0es 8elngerrngs5uiton0s ii6erI
Sambitrg mo 8renell, Die TtrengenI
iDel6e in Berlin qe-
troffen tporoen ftll0, un0 ste l1nfab-
igfeit Der Streifer, Die ltnterItiiBllnq
oer 9lrbeiter in ben groBen sSuou.
Itrieftdoten 81 erIahgen, b1ben Oo8u
beiaetrogefre ben 5treif au I1hmen.
Sen idmeriten Shlog erlitten bic
5treifer onourd, 0nb ionobI Die oe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
Fin beraluIdter aleaiitriernnasinII.

gsaiGin9ton. 2. 5eb.-Qas 4i.
iti30epartement bat biele beion0ere
aHfragen betrefis Der am 92ontaa
ben 4. 8ebrllar begilrielloen allqe-
neiHen 8eeiitrierlng Der oertlden
ytihtbiiraer erbaItea. Cine ber3pid.
te gfnfrnge Tam ans g2orioIf, ga
Ter 6rageiteIler mar in geutihIano
als aiuo oiterrcidiider eltern ee.
boren; fam nIs tleineg s4ino mad,
Der 6dtDei5, no ieiDe Wlutter etnen
&uiien beirotete. SpGter tam er
nod ben Ser. stadten, CAB ben Ga,
men uno Die giationaIitdt icines
StiefDnterS auL uH0 modlte cine 9lps
pIifation fir oas ameritauiihe Sir.
gerreft gr lit Dor Dem glnsbruh
BEG strieges uiht boIlig noturoliiiert
Uoroen Ios Siliti5oebartement ioa
nun ons Adiiel ieiner Gtaatsanaeb5
rigfeit l0icH qlle 0eufidJen glidt.
biirger i'm Alter bon mebr nIs ii
Sobren, oeren Is ange6li6 III ben
Ger Stndteu 100000 eibf. niijilen|
iiA in Der 9loutna begiunen0eH go
die rcgiitriereu loicu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
9entidIer 9lebnfteur nmter 6o6cr
0nntiun.

9ber0een 9. o. 2. Sou.-ger
nor etiDn elmer ISOLDE bon gunOeg.
beanlten lpegeu ongebIider Ianoes.
feinoIider @emerfiingen bcrbaFtete
yteoatteur oes o0eutidJer SeroIo~
in Siour 5aIls, Serr Conrad aors
nentaHn, maroe bier geitern deaen
Stellitng einer aalftion bon SIC. 900
Glf freipn SUB seiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
Crbnet ganmluoIienSnnasn az.

@olbington, 2. fSebr lin Sen
ylangel an gauinpoae in ben 8e.
bereien giat engloHos 5u 6e9eben
Bat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES giegl6oo
on 6. q. Wlarfbmn, ben Giienbabn.
oireftor oes IiloIihen Giitrifts, Sic
Beiinna ergeben laiien ioiort etiua
100000 9allen nndj 8rlmsmid.
Snbann0b, G6arlegtDn un0 an6ereH
iiibIihen @dfeu siI icn6en, bon no
iie 81 9aoiier rad 9icp gorf iuo
glaa Gn5lnno geidlaiit weroeu fol.
!eM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
: paitIcit tcrlart0t in
4S Stllnccm 2Gnttucrf

2onooH 2. Gcb. 81 oer Iponi-
idlen gfote, Die iuegen Ser Torpeoie.
rpng oes fpaniidlen Qainpferg @i.
raloa mad Berlin geior0t mitr0e,
miro lin afltiport 6innen AS 5tlm.
ben erliltbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
,G0bcn" i'm Pafcn
BON 1scnitantincpel

glmiieroam. 2. Ge6r. gaad ii.
uer bier aus aonitoHtinopeI ii6er
gerlin efugetrofienen Gepeihe 1T Der
tiirfiiGe gdladtfrel5er Gulfan ga.
pns SeIim1, Der friibere n@Sben~,
lauipIi1big IN ben Snfen bon aon.
iiantinopel eineelnuFen. Wie 6ie
1rbeide bin5ltfiigt, baben oie s1bl.
irihen bon 1liegern ousgeiii9rten
sHeriife nur ben Gd)Iot un0 ben
3a1Bcr IN uubeoeutenoer @eile be.
ilfjd1idi. giur guei 2loAlbeu trdfen
p0s z lf-Ti.-s-7-577
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
CsrisdiidIs glrierpfn rin6ernfen-

Sonoon 2. SEQ. Cine gieuter
Depeidje aus aiben meloct, ook
lcdl8c4R aIaiia Der Geicrbe siun
~ieflt eiHbernien wOroea iiglo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
sErons6iildler Neridjf.

Qoris, 2. SEQ. Gffi5iea niro
gelneloet, 0aB Elm geTtriger feinoIi-
der gIngriff norooitIid bon 5Iireb
inter Dem fran8oiiiben 6eiter at.
ionlmenbrah. Sci eiuent fran56it.
i6en lleberfall in Der @egeitO bon
glieuport ut0 nor0maitlif BON
&beims iunroen nlebrere 3elttIibe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
1icicitcs BON sen
1srieosI cil
O3ritiIdler geridIt.

2onoon 2. 9teb. 6el0morid0n
Saig meIoete belite, boB 2iDerpoo.
Ter Grltppen feinoIihe @r1ben flo.
0ltIih bon g[rmentieres Iebte giodt
iiberfieIen uno nlebrere @efangenc
nadten. Gin feinolifler glngriff
n6rolid BON 4nBdenoale ipnr0e ab-
aelGl[aaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
9entIdler @eriflt.

Berlin. iiber 2onoon 2. 5eb.
0a8 &riegsonlt nieIOete 9eitern
abeno, baB bier Itarfe tt1Iieniidle
Qlngriffe in Der @egero bon Sol
Bella unO Col Del gfoIio 8uionulen-
brahen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
Der 5elO3ns IN gsalditina.

&nibington, 2. SSeb. = 9ier Elm.
getroffene gtahriften beidgen, 0aB
General Nlenbp pieoer Die 9ffsn.
iihe ergriffen bot un6 bis nod glilu.
tieb, 0rei Weilen fi0roIih BON gireb,
bor1eorltn9eu ift. 8ritiihe 9treit-
frdfte, Die bon syeritIaIern aiis ope.
rieren iin0 90 gleilen in n6roIiher
gfidtiuig borgeitoBen. Sie ldiden
iid an, Serido 81 beIaeern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02

9eriift gut bei eiuEduien auf
bic 6reie greiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02

eunilSHFn AND DlsflunuTTn uNnrR
PERMIT sNe tatl AUTHORIZED nv vnE
ACT or oCTonER q islA OK FilE AT
THR roSf 0rFICE oF OMAHA NEnR
M ORDER or THE PRESIDENT
A. = nugi.Es0N. roSTAlAsTER.0ENNRAL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-02
ireherbsfINt

Slg cmoaa mo nulnra,fh. Tsllnelk BE-
mSggs une warmF hNig nbeNh. &punlna ltlIs
pase hupolli unb lalirf
1Ar alrtmkln: @0mw heillk nkeHh. um
&omlaa khsn sinA Gdlier
blis Soluo: plerinAgrlla beile nteMh nnh
Gonnloa. lnligr nm &cnuioa
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

According to the Seattle division of
the Red Cross, the champion knitter
of the northwest has been found in
that city. She is Mrs. Anna HELEN
who, while closely watched and timed
at division headquarters one day re.
Gently, knit one sock in two hours and
eighteen and onehalf minutes, and the
other in two hours and nineteen min
utes. The half minute was used in
walking across the floor to cool her
hands in water. A half hour was taken
off for lunch between the end of the
first sock and the beginning of the
second. Women who watched Mrs.
Hallen could not tell which style knit
ting she was doing, so fast did her
fingers go. She says that she knits
holding the yarn in the left hand and
picking it. The record-breaking socks
were regulation Number IL, knit on
Number 3 needles.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02
ITEMS FROM BOARD PROCEEDINGS

The following items are taken
from the proceedings OF the
board of county commissioners,
of last week:
On motion the resignation of b. A.
Culman, as registration officer OF
Dolphin Precinct was accepted, and
A. Mathiason was appointed to fill
the vacancy.
The County Engineer filed his re
port in the matter of the establish
ment OF the following named County
roads. and on motion hearings were
set for June 10. 1918. at 10 A. NJ.
F. C. SHANAHAN, Road.
VIM. CALVERT, JR.. Change Road
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

County Auditor Wardell's annual re-
port shows that on January i, 1918,
King County's assets were 3,424 1872,
and liabilities Ss.36l,979 - leaving a
debt of 1860, 2s7 The total valuation
of all taxable property in the county
based on 80 per cent of the actual val
uation, is given as s26S, 2S5,933 The
total available for expenditures was
SIS, 1ST.363, and the disbursements
were S17,9S1, 334
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Several valuable tracts of land
have recently changed hands in the
White Valley, according to the Auburn
Globe Republican. having been pur-
chased by the Rodia Bros, agents for
S. d. Woodruff & Sons, extensive
growers and wholesalers of seeds,
with head offices in New York City.
A member of the firm has been here
advising and assisting TO get the big
undertaking under way. In addition
to cultivating their own and leased
lands, contracts will be made with
local growers for the following seeds:
Beets, cabbage. cauliflower, rutabaga,
spinach, radish, peas and parsnips.
The company will furnish seed.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

These are days when the nation and
the state demand the active help of
every able-bodied man and woman.
The man or woman, whether rich or
poor who is voluntarily idle in this
hour of the nations need. is a Stacker
and is aiding the enemy little less than
those under arms against us. Yet it
has come to the attention of the State
Council of Defense that throughout
the state there are armies of these
idlers whom no appeal to conscience
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

In the apportionment of school funds
for next year the following amounts
will be available for the Islands; Bur
ton high, ss.s7o.2O: Columbia, 81, 098.-
81. Dockton, 81, l34.43: Portage, $685.
As: Vashon. s2,5ls.0s. Seattle receives
a total of 1868, 08l. %. From state sources
s32S,S7960 is available, which repre-
sents SO cents for each days attend
ance. From county sources S37S, 0l936
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Conversing with friend after the
rally last Friday evening, Prof Aver
expressed his appreciation of the au-
dience by stating that he had never
addressed an assembly that gave as
close and courteous attention or that
showed keener intelligence and withal
the good looks as the one that faced
him on this occasion. The secret is
out-a number of residents OF the south
part of the Island were present.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

There has been much dissatisfaction
expressed from time to time in regard
to poor phone service between Vashon
Island and Tacoma, and with good
reason. One subscriber put it tersely
when he said. IT'S rotten!" Manager
Moore informed The Record on Tues
day that the cable at the south end of
the Island had been out of commission
for some time, necessitating sending
messages by way of Seattle, but steps
would be taken at once to put it in
order.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Ger to arrest without warrant; il bans
disloyal talk and bars persons from
having in their possession the flags,
colors, ensigns or standards of the MT
tions with which this country is at war.
This loyalty law will doubtless be
adopted by other states, including
Washington. 1t is not whit too
drastic.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

In his closing address to the annual
convention of the district Epworth
League in Seattle last week, DR..
Youngson of Portland voiced the
thought of every true American when
he said God grant that the day may
come when Sousa will march through
the gates of Berlin playing THE Star
Spangled Banner"
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Under an order issued by Charles
Hebberd, food administrator for
Washington, all wheat held on farms
that is not necessary for home use
must be sent to market after the mid
die of May.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

The United States Steel Companys
plant at Everett will include a gas
pipe factory, unit for nuts and
bolts. one for making railroad spikes
and one for making commercial steel
bars.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

The South Dakota legislature has
passed bill authorizing county coun-
ellis of defense, under the direction of
the state council, to register and con
script men for labor on farms; pen
atty of three months Imprisonment
and $1,000 fine is provided for at
tempted evasions.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Work more and consume less. 1t
isn't so easy as asking the government
to perform miracles, but it's more eff
fective. And it's in harmony with the
spirit of the war. It's the way the civ
ilian can do his lighting. Tacoma
Tribune.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

The tactics pursued by the Western
Union Telegraph Co. in Seattle are
not in accord with the governments
war policy The dismissal of more
than 100 employees in that city be-
cause said employees attended labor
meeting that was the only reason
given smacks of anything but help
win the war" spirit. Big business in
some lines seems to be unable to read
the handwriting on the wall. When
ever we get down to brass tacks and
treason together" it is noticeable
that organized capital hasn't monop-
oily on patriotism.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

was distributed on the basis of cents
for each days attendance, together
with. an allowance of $500 for each
employee within given district.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02
WE invite you to
w sell. buy and
bank in Tacoma
the center of life
on Southern Puget
Sound.
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICAN
BANK
TACOMA

or patriotism can reach. Therefore.
the county councils of the several
counties in this state are urged to see
TO 1t that their communities vigorously
enforce the existing laws and ordi-
nances against vagrancy and habitual
idleness.-U. of w. News Letter.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Correspondents are again urged to
mail or send their contributions in
time to reach this Office by Tuesday
evening Some are doing SO, but not
all. Anything important occurring later
can be phoned in. Thank you.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

New York City has an ordinance I'M
der consideration which, if passed,
would make anyone throwing edible
food into the garbage can liable to a
fine OF fifty dollars or ten days in the
workhouse. A few other municipali-
ties could adopt such an ordinance
with profit.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Late news from the western front in
dictate that the allies are stitfening the
line and have again checked a mad
drive by the Huns.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Are you 100 per cent American?
Buy a Liberty bond, if it is possible
for you to do so.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Rust of
West Seattle celebrated their sixtieth
wedding anniversary on April 10Th.
Five children. thirteen grand children
and sixteen great grand children were
present at the celebration, which was
observed as memorable event in the
community. Mr.. Rust compiled book
of the Rust family tree, the geneaology
of which comprises 1900 names. Not
many people live to celebrate the dia-
mond wedding, or even the golden
wedding anniversary. And when they
do reach either period it indicates an
orderly, sober life, free from worry
the gaunt beast that so often is per-
mitted to peer into the window of the
soul and thus rob the home of all that
it typifes to the real home lover.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Those whose sympathies are not
with America need not be prosecuted,
says the Tacoma Tribune, but they
should be Obliged to keeptheir mouths
shut.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-02

Blossom time.
Isn't it fine?
Nothing like it can be found
All the trees decked out in bloom,
And busy bees beginning to Groom.
This is May on Puget Sound.