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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
Enter.ained for cuests.

A party Of Fairmont young girls
composed OF the Misses Marie Frum,
GladyH Bennett Lucille Fisher, Mar.
garet Barr aad kaiharyn Hdggerty,
the later OF Pennington, who have
been -or a wesE guests al a house
party in NounGsyi.le at which ;hc
Misses Ada ard Helen RygcTs are
hostesses, have been entertained ?,
se-ICs o. delightful events during
their visit there which included q
paI:y al the home OF Miss Jeanette
Booher on Wednesday, q several days
visit at the MoLuGsyille camp meet.
ing grounds and a chicken and waffle
supper on Thursday az the Hotel Oft
The Misses Rogers were students at
The Normal school last year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

Mrs. G. n. AllOndor has returned
from Cross RoadE. MOnongalia county,
whore she bad been the guest OF Miss
Edna Corroihers.
Mrs. Rebekah Pickett OF Detroit
Mich. is here on a visit 70 her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Guy Cochran and other rcla-
tives.
Lieut.. /. {. Dent, who had been the
guest Of his sister. Mrs II. {. Kelly
on RidEley avenue. left last night ior
New York "a route % France Before
enlls,iug Lieut.. Dea; was chief wire
less telegraph operator on the Great
Lakes with headquarters az Chicago
NJ. and Ms ChaS. Cochran AMI
M. and Mrs. ". " Keeucr and little
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

Miss Virginia Fisher. Miss Eva
Brand. Mrs. Carter Fleming, little
Miss Elizabeth Fisher and Chas. No
Cray, Jr, are expected home Monday
FROM a motoring Trip to Atlantic City,
New YORK and Baltimore.
Miss Blanche Price will return to-
night IRON Webster Springs where
she hal spent the last week.
Mrs. ". A Small and sons. Mere
lith and Conner. left yesterday toT
Jcsnnette. Pa. 10 visit relatives TOT
several weeks
Miss Ella Bum has returned from
an extended visit 10 New York, Ian
caster. Cleveland and Columbus, q.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
Community Service
At WOrthingtOn

4 Community Day sryic will be oh
served at the Christian church at
Wo7thington. 70 which the public is
cordially invited \ special service
will be held at II o'clock. following
which a picnic dinner will be served
in Paradise Park, near the church
The families attending are asked To
bring picnic baskets and are urged
to spend the entire day \ Sabbath
school session will be conducted az
10 O'Clock, and an evening service
will also be held at o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

Edwin Earl lIupp, formerly o. Park.
ersburg. now o. tie state of Montana.
and Miss Gladys Lucia Icacar, oil
KinSwoOj, q graduate Of the Normal
SCHOOL here in the class OF IL. were
united In marriage on August Z a.
Des MOines, Iowa, az The home OF Capt
and Mrs. G. J. Falkeuthal MIR. and
Mrs Hupp will reside az Bozeman.
Montana Mr. Hupp is in the service
OF the government in the Department
OF Agriculture he Is a son of The
late l.. S. Marshal + d. Hupp, OF
parber-bugr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
At Reunion

Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Jacobs and dau.
ghters. the Misses Edna and Jessie
and son Melville. motored 10 Nj Pi5.
gah this morning leaving shortly be
lore II O'Clock to attend the MCBcr
Steele family reunion in session the
today Mr. jacobs is scheduled for 2
address on the program 10 be rendars
this afternoon end Miss Edna vii
.Dg
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
ON THE OTHER SIDE.

Ray Smith, son Of J. NJ. smith has
'anGed safely over in France accord
ing 10 message received by his
father.
Charles Shore, a son Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Shore Of this city, has
also made r safe crossing He spent
several weeks in the mechanical train
ing school at Richmond prior 10 sail.
inc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

daughter, Lacfe. loaVS tonoTTou
Writ county 10 vlsit thslF granim1t
Mrs. c. d. Dent They Wlll make
trip In Mr.. Kesner's car.
The Misses Rebecoa and Mauao
ton, OF Romncy Who are TIE gncrI. 90
friends at Warrington spent yOuiCr1tl
here the guests OF Miss Naomi L
uer.
Miss Beryl Morgan left YESTERDAY &c
Fort ocovery, O., 10 visit her bTOlhCl,
Or C-ady Morgan and family.
Ms D B. WyckoR. OF Grafton, .
here on 4 visit TO her son. Harry q
Wyckoh, and family on Walnut O.,
Cgue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
CANNING Near Euekhannon.

4 party Of boys composed " jon
Cook, Hugh ard Paul Jones. KeI
meth Pierpon, the latter OF Harr
vile. Robert Watson, JamisOE Mcr
dith, Harrison Conway and Geor
Mayors. left today for Hail. ne
Buckhaarcu where they will camp
a period Of two weeks. They are 81
equipped 10 rough it and anticipated
c0rking time in the open
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

There IL more TItarrh in this section OF 81,
country than ell other diseases put together. a.,
uati' the last few years was supposed 70 b,
ihcufaole. Tor great mary years doctor
prone lneed Il Local disease md prescribed ioca
remedies, aud by constantly falling 10 cure viii
local treatment pronounced 10 inrurahlr. Scicuct
-as proven CatarEh 10 be consut Gtioual disease.
thd therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halle Catarrh Cure, manufactured by p j.
,heacy Co. Toledo Ohio. r. tae only Constir
'"7tl cure on the market. !; Is taken Internal
doses from 10 dEoTs 10 = t.asnoouful. Il &C b
ely on Tho blood ard mucous surfaces o.
system. They oh'r one hundred dollars e..
case u falls 70 cure. Ssnd fgg circulars anc
,iGoalu.
Address =. y CHENEY CO.. Toledo, Ohio
Sod by Druggists. 7jr.
TiE' Halls Family Pills fes constipation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

Mr. and Mrs Paul Hamilton an,
daughter Miss Margaret Linn Ham
ilton, who have resided in Charter.
a.. Tor the last six months, have o
lived here to again take up their re-
icnce Mr. Hamilton will be emp.
ed with the Anuer Coal compar
They will reside in High street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
shustIeswcrth Family Reunion.

The annual reunion Of the Shuttles-
worth .amiiy will be held on Septem
be. at the old Shutucswouh home
stead at Little Falls Mouongalia
county. Members OF the family ana
their friends are expected to atten,
he event.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

Secretary OF Labor Wilson has
nounccd the establishment Of a vo'
ms division in the Department OF l.
ror as a recognition Of the great T.
rrrtance OF the work OF women in .
'Ustry and the necessity Tor a n
'ional policy IN determining the co.
ditions OF their employment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
No Chance At Princess

The Princess is repeating the bill
yesterday in which Francis y. Blu
man and Beverly Bane, the later bein
a cO.star, ant recently a correspond.
ent. The settings are good, and the
picture up to the usual standard o..
n,lShmau and Pane attractions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
NOXZEMA
The GreaselesS. Feel II Heal"
Skin Cream.


aries Convincing Proof With H.
ev Dr. Faulconer, 1921 ST. Paul
e., Baltimore, Md. says:
NoXzema surpaSses anything !
re ever used for burns and any ir.
alton OF the flesh Try Noxzena
day and you will appreciate why so
amy people are so loud in its praise
teal your sore. intlamed skin with
ais non.greasy, non-soiling antiseptic
iCam. II taxes the frey pain from
ne irritated skin almost instantly,
nd leaves ii cool and balmy.
Noxzema IS on sale at Cranes Drug
re and the II. II. Drug Co. in %
"a SOC Jars. NuXzema Chem. Co.,
Il Charles ST., Baltimore, Nd.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
California star At Dixie

The career Of Bessie Love who s.
the star in the story, "a Little Sister
Of Everybody" AZ the Dixie today is z
wonderful example OF how common un-
known folks Jump into national fam,
almost over night as result OF sud
denly developed ability TO act before
the camera She is a native OF Cali.
iornia, and being thrown close to pic.
lure making centers. naturally wished
she might he a star. but she had no
real ambitions until she got part IN
= production in the Fine Arts studio
al Hollywood. II was only a small
part. but, mindful OF the old adase that
he who would do Lig things must do
the small things we'll she put her best
into her work. The impression she
made upon the director by her earnest
ness and adaptability resulted in he
being placed upon the list OF perms
nent and preferred extras. Directo
lack O'Brien happened TO be looking
for q good type 10 play q Swedish ser
want girl who figured IN an importau
part in a play in which John Emers-p
was 10 be the star lie saw Miss Love
playing an extrl part in a picture h.
ing done by another director and de
cided that she was the type he va
ed. The picture. THE Flying Iogp
do" was the making OF Miss Love
From then on she was factor to b
considered II was her work in a.
picture that resulted in her beng &
en- q part opposite William S. Hart g.!
The Aryan" She scored aag
When Doug'aS Fairbanks came 10 l.
Angeles be determined that Miss Low
BE- his leading women. In consequen,
he has had star parts in big pfodu,
lions ever since
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
N.I,on Hts aIa We:lern star

Popular yestcn star William ;
Hart In The Lone Trail Is CAM
Il the Nelson this afternoon and ey,
Alng, aud friends OF Hart and the W.
Of picture he Il most at home in vi.
have a treat, as this story is one o.
the best he mas appeared in
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
cgATH OF AN INFANT.

Ruth Louise Kidd, aSSd enc :OGT
ara orc month. daughter OF iO1t!ce OF
The Peace Z. =. Kidd. OF Clarksburg,
iied las. evening at the home o. ser
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. F.
2.leket;. at Riv9sville, ,fIer = three
weeks illness Z; rclitis. The cards
mother who was :ormcriy Mss Edith
Pickett. OF 2iyesyille. died last :'Gb.
rUAry. The body was iaIeu - ClE:AS
hlTg :ais Afternoon IL ; o'N'ocx ard
funeral services will :rcbc,':y be held
Tomorrow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
mi THE
FRONT ROW
HGAoLlNERS TONIGHT
PhOt0plOYS

nNE OF the most notable p-oduc.
~ tons Of the year in the movie
world is the eight reel production
'PeFShing's Crusaders" 10 be seen a.
he Dixie the first three days OF next
week. OF course the war IS the ali
absorbing topic, and the Pershing pie
ture is 4 big feature because the big
geSt man in the war from the United
states is Black Jack Psrshing These
pictures are official In their character,
having been taken under the direction
81 George Greet. notable as head OF
the department OF publicity. and the
cameras we're in cnarge OF the gov
ernmOnt's Official photographers. The
Idea throughout has been TO show net
30 much OF tho terrible side OF war
but to bring NOR OF the actual !itt
Of the soldier home 70 Us. The scope
81 the picture is broader than the title
indicates, as Il cOmpreheuds much OF
he preparation that Is being made al
aOme in the way Of training at the can
comments. and the building OF ships
the manufacturing OF war sppiilnccs
stc. In this respect II has more Of an
educational yaiLC than most OF the big
war pictures the war has inspired. In
many cities the price o. admission Is
,einE boosted on account Of the high
vest OF the production, 80 cents beins
the usual figure. and packed house.
show after show have been the ruiz
4ven at the figures. We imagine Linz
will have record breaking crowds tn
Arst three days OF next week
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

Pianos are not articles OF daily NJ
70 ,sitv" and con cr"a7tly nobody G."
Q punished for 'profiteerine :
Rem. according to a decision Of a.
-essor's court Of the central Berl
'istrict
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
Reunion SUNDAY.

The annual reunion OF the Tetr,Ct
family az Marion and Harrison cJun.
ties will be held tomorrow at the
Viropa school house a large attend.
ance OF members is anticipated
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

Bolsheviki have confiscated churc
0voperty TO the extent Of billions e
nhles. One Bible taken from a Mo
wv church was studded with di
r,onds and was worth 100000
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
A coNrRuc1lvE cRlrIc.

Js REcg.ns a constructive critic
Re might he called one 4 lot o.
Hs complaints he makes up as he goe
,'ong Washington Star
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
-hE sALVkTIaN nQMY.
pa Llck.tn q

caotsin and Hrs. J.nr q 5ci'nS n
Command! Lieut.. iva Pe'-y. ASOt.
ali nsc:ing. 1890 :. ~; company
a,ec.iag. $50 2. m; open cir :OoStinG,
i:.l >. C.: Salvation n',S:nV SD m.
The pYbl:a y cordially .ayi:cd 70 -
tsr1 I'll o. ia above meetings eSpS-
clally those yho DO ct attend any
othe. eel GioUs hou1: Of WoRh'p.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
P.enickers a; Log.

Members Of the Sunday school Of
the First Presbyterian chugcR enjoyed
their annual outing at tho Log on the
Valley river yesterday afternoon going
10 the Log en- the noon train snd Ts-
turning Al eight. The party was com.
posed mostly OF children and young
people with a aprinkling OF grownups
20 ChapcronC the yOJag people es they
rrolicked IN the river during the aft
ernoon hours. Boating and bathing
were the diversions Of the afternoon
which was followed by a picnic sup
per.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17

ExaulnstIon Of :ESthVn.;hy rtoordO
hSs eeav,1cNd r:,SnuJ;s tAOt thGO
hSs bO.l 40 cOFTeslIlS aHAAie In tie
s'iRA,o ei Nor-hbTn Euro:s IN 1909
tears
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-17
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
Surprise Party.

Bailey Nusum, who with his family
IS spending a few weeks at The Log
OF the Valley river, wcs "a" h1-or
CUES; last eveniny at d surprise birth
DAY party which event was arranged
By ucEteTs OF his family and friends.
The party went 10 The Leg in sutomo.
bues and spent a delightful evening
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-28
lltraiuc iu(bt TricOc
nit FtatbbarO0ltern
Der rclbsrot iirt NIT sos oeoen 80 stimmeu
SSs Cou% llnabbdneiohstt; ltEroiner
im = pic nit Sen tollbeUiki
S9uIct jteIIetI Leninc Gin l'cFtrducnspotum d

9,tradf60 2s Nda Dgr llfrai
mr @olfsrot hot mit 80s acacn 80
Shmum sic lma5buainlcit Ser
llltdiut btihIoic1 ea eiuam on
denommengu @clhuB miro ioiortI.
gcr drie0ensohihmb ndt ben ou.
arcugH0Hl gdn0cru ctnihLgBlth
9ium0nicus 1cior01u Tie llIramcr
bcptu nit 0eu (ruppgu Der golibc,
nift im 0oupir uno bo6cn Ocu
oItcrrctdiih maortibcu 9eichleho.
her mn llntcrlilmug rrmdlt Girier
obcr bot 1baelebut.
Ncliindi6r5 1unlan0 2s %1n
Der Scnot TiuuIonos hdi an bic
9oIihcBiii Rcaieumq ein ltttinotum
pelnH0t lout mclhcu hon 0icier &c.
ior0eri miro. sic 2ufn5n0iihcn in
6imldu0 meitcrhjn uidt me6r nit
s8oiicn 3u pericbch 0ic I'm 9uuoc
unit 8alihebifi Erlppch iicb tdgIih
9lu5idreituHaru 5lr 5hulheu tonl.
men luiien, Gntipriht oie g0li6cnifi
Hc9lrru1 6iciem llltimotuut uidt
odnR miro 5uuIon0 gc1eu iie 0en
&ricg erfluren IS DeiBt. 0aB sic
Qolibgoifi Der gltiioroerliua oe5
Giruiifen Smot9 uadtomneH ner.
ocl .... b..
Ger 0onqreB olr Sooiet bat Scr
@cuIHe Irotst0 9elianmg Elm Der
trauensbotltm nlsgeitgIlt. es5n eincr
9le0e iagte 2eninc, Die Boli6ebiti
4ortci bobe cincn aloiienfrieg i'm
s,uterciie Der Qlrbctcr un0 }auern
crfldr Die lmrcrio6nIiditen 5cin
Dc ocriaI6en iino Bic 9alnaBi9ien 1o,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-28
SWcbImaun rrfldrt ft0
gcgcu jrOr NnncriOn
Saot ciusu bolSiocn SrieSsu ipiidtcn Dcutid's
laIle uuS tiumGnien ucralts; ScbciHcmann
Srinet auf aIIocmeinsn SrieSen
Die Neuti@en 'tmegioniiten oreifen Gsernil

e,nSclicn lci I'm Sabre 1916 trfldrt
mor0cn nad iehs 0ionaien mer0e
Dcuiidlon0 oIs SieQer berunreebrn,
0o6 oos 2leriprcden lsi uibt IN Or.
tinumg aeadnoeit
a29o5 eliob onbetriiii 10 Filbr
@dd0emom fort. no bobcn mir fem
llnredt gut Su mohen GS miro
nohlrlib mS perbIeibet. Godl mas
9elgiw onbetrifit, 70 1T es entibis-
Sen rotiant ms nidt In bloniid1e
QoIitit 8u mengen.
SUDDEN mir nit @6re Dem bliiti.
Gen @ingen inn 5riibiabr Cit Gn6e
5u MAIDEN, 2diien mir auf btioen
Seiten SIluiiouen fabren."
2ouoou Is. San. - 9ie 0eilt.
itcn 3eihmaen, iUeIbc fir 9limerion
eiutreten, behaupteu, odB Der otter.
rei6iihe Nliniiter Des aeltBcreu
G8errin NIT @rdli0ent BiIion iiber
einen Scporotfrieoen at unterhdil-
0cln beriudc. 2ie &olniife 8eitlng
bcbauptet gum SdluB eine8 glrtis
felS, @jrof g5ernin babe feline gfehe
an Sen 8r1iioenten g8iIion geionot,
ebe er iie ge6oIten batte. @raf 9fes
bcntlom erfldrtc. ooB Sic offenen
llnter9an0lunqen G5ernin8 NIT Dem
Grdii0entcu 8iIipn 2eutidIanos Sc
benstterefen geFdbr6en. ngsir
trarcn G3ernin 1idt," iagt 6ie S1g-
li6e 9flm6Idou, lmO 6ie 9oIt ber.
6ffeutlidt eincn glrtifeI betitelt
oG8ernin'8 9ruoerfrB fin g8iIion.
@oiier @ilbelm miro BON Der
Deutidjen Goges5cititng tpeeen iei-
ncr augeniheinIihen gtafgiebigfeit
inn syutereiie 6eS SSrieoens onge9rif-
fen; Die Setting be5eidnet ben
&ronbriu8eu ais ben 8etter 0elitldl,
laf0s.
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Gnict0am 2s. San Nicr cju.
gcirofient 1lddribtcn meI0en ooB
Der bcutide g2midcr 6eg 4ulbereu
Niblmonu tn elmer ON Som6tua
Dor Dem &uupttouitec 6cS 8eid6.
iogeS 0ehoItencn Re0e oue gyrinsi.
picu Der gLnnerioujitcu 5urtihuics.
Gr ipl uutcr auoereu 9eioat boben;
Die grtldruua 0cS @rofen g8eitarp
l,5ibrer oer belttibcn 9onierbatiDerD
bciijuportet sic @eijtergreiftng BON
Sebict ouf cirin0 lmiereS nilitGri.
ihcu Grfpiac9. Cine ioldlc Stel.
Iunandbmt 0er gcpcnndrtiaen foiier-
lihen 8eoicning lit nugeiidltS hercr
9rin5ipicn bon poruberciu uumog
lid,
Gr ioQtc frruer SAB Elm 1ric0e
5luiidcn 9eutihIono un0 4lntdnieu
in Nal0e obqeihloiien mer0en mir.
De Ger 0}iniitcr 0es gItlsp0rtigeu
ber6reiiete iirb iihcr Nic 5rieoens.
berbon0ltmQen 5ll 8rcit 2itobsf Gr
be5eihuete Die 5ebauptlng bic oeut.
icbe 8rie0en8oeleQotiou hobe ibre
Bolitit Der oer5eitigen SotIaqe an.
qepoBt, oIS obiuro. 9elttidIan08
6itIidc 4Qlittf ici bicIme6r bereits
felt beidIoiien gencien che cr ieis
nen Soften ontrat. 9es meiteren
mur0e ou59efitbrt; Dab Die 0litteI.
.m0dte ben eriten rltIiiideu 9ors
idIag betreff8 zines olgeneinen
6rie0en8 o6ne 9lnneriou un0 arieqs-
elltifdoiqlng on3une6mer bereit
maren; Die 2[l[iierten ieien inoeTen
nidt fiir ben 8lou 8u gemiunen &C.
pcien no0urf bie Sohloqe iitJ oe.
Gn0ert babe, 8ie bon 0en 3entrol-
mGdteu on 25. 8e8elnber geiteI(ten
Sor0erlm9eu feine g[nnerion uno
feline ariegScnticbdoigung, bdtten
oorlul feline @iiItiQfeit mebr.
GbiIipb Sheioetnonit 9rdiiocnt
Scr io3ialiltiIc6en Gartei IN 9eutid.
lon0, ernlobnte in elmer aritif Ser
3e0e 0es ReidSfon3Ier8 0ie niIitGri.
iden 6iibrer, oen 5rieoeu berbei8u.
fiibrcn, on0ernfoas lperoe ibnen
ibre @}odt genontn1en.
Der ogorlpdrt8 brin0t Sic gl18-
fiiGrlngcn Sbei0elnonn8 einQebeno.
5dei0einont erfIGrte, Sic arie98-
portei redltfertige Die 5ortiebunQ oes
&ricge8 nit 0cn @rfolg 0e8 lt.9oot
friege8 ltn0 Ser Stdrfe Ser 9(rmee.
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lllailll1eim BON brit.
Slic0crn dl1gcoriffcn

2ou0on 2S San.-Ios 6rttidc
aricgsamt mcl0ct lte6er 800 Bonn.
ben uur0en 8onnar8taq auf gabn.
D6ic bon Gollrtroi Qc0ga6epl lUo
Gouoi, ben 6Iuq5ct9idmppcn bci
Gourtrot mo 6eutid)e 5tellunQon
lpritJih bon Gombrui obgGDoricu,
iieben feinolihe 6luq5auqe I'M 9onpi
uernjhtet lln6 filni au0erc beihd0igt
Gnt Sonoen ge3mlu9uL 3mei 6ri.
tide }lnQ3guge mcroca berniBt.
giodl Giutritt Der Duufelbeit maricu
britiihe 5lieger @ombeu ouf einen
neltihcn 5lig3clgidjuppen uorOoit
lid bon (56ent mn on0ere 6ei Court.
raj; olle 5Iu93eltgc te6rten 1mDer.
ic6rt 5priif. @leid5citiq uarfen al.
0erc 5tuq3euge init GrfoIg 4ombcn
uuf Ja5riten iuo 2nnotingSpIdBe
IN Wlonnbeinl, bic aoierne ln6 Sen
9dbn91f IN Iricr oie 5to5I6iittc iii
IboubiIe 1m0 0ie gahu66ie in
5oarbrildeR mo C6rr6illig, init
ousge3eihucteu griol9, Die Slug.
3eIgfu1rer bcridlicn qroBc Grploio.
men lit alien angcQriiieum gtnlaacn
mo eth groBes 6aler iii Grier.
giuca unierer Jlug5al1c lit uidt 3u,
rild9efcbrt .
@enier 2cpeiden ou Die 9ailD
grpreB meIoeu ooB ser f}Iicger
au9riff nlf 0}onu6eim inter Der
8eooltcrung groBen 5draden bcr.
brcitet batte. Gin bei oieiem Qln.
1riif berlebter 2elti6er lit in @aieI
eingctrofien Gr iagte. oaB trob
oes 9eiebIs Der Boli8ei, bor S6ref.
fen crHinte 9erioncu 9ol5 uadt ans
oeu &duiern ouf Ole StroBe eiltcn.
gie britiirben 8ombcn traien me6r.
io6 oie aaiernen g8ie iii @enf elm.
getroiiene Reiienoc erfldren, id)drten
iid nod Ser 8cidlicBuug Menideu
muiien dif Den StroBcu 8uionincn
mo ritien @y}ic0cr nit oem Stricg;
gebt mIs 6rie0en"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-28

3ialIitu SoIte so5IolHtfu bic id
iett u Hoii bein0el mer0an njc
0cr euildiiH mcrocn iubal0 Die Bet
ten ultiaer gclUor01u uu0 6ie 1o.
3talIItW 0tr @oli6cpif Hc1iruna
ntdt me1r 0ciUbrIh mgraea f5u.
nca
Ger snhict 0ouqrcB erflirtc id
urdcr auoerem fir ioI0fu0e 0}1B.
uahnen 4blcbuunq Scr 9}atondl
iduIoen @critaotliduua Ser Bon.
ten; lteDertroQltug Scr qdboerecu
an 0o& @olf; 1biolme aoutrolc
ourd Die grbcitcr Gtdbtertng ei.
ucr 9lcpublif 0tlrb 0ie 5otoateu lmN
2lrbeitcri SeritaIhmg eincs 2}m0cS
udiiiher Stootcn
Bon ieBt alb wcr0tn Sic 0}arinc.
oiii5icre bon ben Qlomidloiten cu.
paDit ucr0ru.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-28
D0nlpfer 2lnS01tia
Dcn 1tzBcct tcrpcSicrt
SOm 3luciten SDrpcOO getroifcn, o6cr
nidlt Oericnft; ISniiagierc unb
Wannidaften gercttct.

QeIfoIt, 2S. eSan.-3ie Q(n0atio,
bon Der Gunar0 2inie nur0e on
Der lllitcr 9iiite geitern fritb for
pGoiert obcr nidt berienft, iaQte Der
syriIb 8oitD Sele9ropb. 02na rimmt
olL 0oB 0ur6 oic Grploiion feine
N}euidenleben bcrloreu gingen. 3ie
2llooniu mar mtf Der 2lbreiie be-.
griffcn. Sic bate 40 4oiinglerc mo
200 9loHuihuften ou 9or0.
Goa erite 8orpeoo berfeblte Iein
3ieI, 0o8 8meite ieoo6 traf oos
S6irf in Ser 0}itte. Ger &apitdn
6efo6( 6eu 8aiio9teren un0 @2anu.
ihaften, 6os Shif' 81 berlaiien.
9}ot elmer Sttn0e mllroel 6ieiel6en
BON 4utrolliQenbooten in eiter
1ta0t an Ser 9orofititc srlun08
acIon0et. l}au Qloubt Dab Die Pm
odnin nod Dem Saieu geidleppt
lUcr0at fduu
Ole 2ln6aniu lit elm Sdiff bon
3,l05 Ionnen 5ic uuroe IN
grcenof, SdcttlonO, I'M Sabre
1913 ge6aut uu0 bat ieit6er Diele
,5abrtan 8ipiihrn britiifen rno one
rifnniidcn 6dict qenodlt
gluS enem Standardization inn
Goutb 9ntrim syrlouo, 2s. San.
Sicr iDur0cn au Sonntaa nod
fuittaa me6r ol5 200 Goiiaqicrc mo
0}onnid1ifen Der 2lnonnio qelnnoct.
Die mciiict Der OlnHHiddTtrn pnrcn
Iii 6euntlci0crslucrtcr Nerf1iinng
Ginioc mdren leidt gefleiOet uno
litten birl inter Der adtte in Den
9ieftung56ootcH giele mnren in
Geden ainqeDifelt 3uei Sduqlin.
ge mar6pu Dou ncn Seeleuten an
GmH6 qp6rdft GO DtrOe bier be-
ri6tat 61B bei Der GrpIoiion 6e5
5Ueiten E0rbeoo5 fiinf aoblen5ieber
getotet mur6eu Gag Ial66oot
Uur6a 5ueiudl geiidtet, einmdl nur
~ g1ros cutfcrnt oaHu mie0cr 50
sJat0y lalletpt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-28
7na 6eimnt., ,,rnnI : Ilrnftr.

gidauGeih s. G8 CBoitbcridt)
lllicr DEM Jiomen aNcifuntfront.
t5enier" trat III DiounDeiul sir bon
Den gebor6en iu6oentionierte5 lln.
terne5men ms ge6cn, ods IN iOldcn
ba6iidcu St1oien IN 6eneu bis6er
feiue @eleqeubeit jim q6eater6eiud
BorbaH0Gn mar i.lr Bic m6eiteu6en
stloiied beredHetc regeImdBiqg Bor
iteuifHga beranitaIteu mtH uaJa
0ieiem Seimuiir0nitbeatgr efiar
te rdl aut 0a Nam9eimgr sol
ibgdter 6ereit in QroBren Crien
ga6ea Gniiipida iu 0eHel0eH Gin
As 1a UEtanIMlleB.