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7. 10. 10. als 11crriitcr
ititter N1tRlaae

@i9ito, 25. gcpt. - 9ie gltn-
6eS @ran6jurb bot gegen so Mfit-
glie6er Der S. gg. 8. nelte l[nflo-
gen erboben, einidlteBlia gegen
Sefretdr 8ilidu 9. Sobipooo, 9tr-
tbur 9. 8ooa, 9fi6dro 81. 9fQ5ier
uno on0ere, Die bereits eiren 'Ion,
gen Strafterttit in Sort 2eooen-
NORTH obiiBer. 9ieie Mdnner iper.
ben unter flint erbohenen 8ei9tper-
ben angeflagt, 8eri6iporer eegen Die
&egierltng 51 fein, 1tno 5lpar IN Sc
mein16aft nit 80 onOeren Ser Sr.
ganiidtton. 9ls Die g[nfloge ber.
leien tpuroe, noblnen Die Hegierunes-
ogerten bic g(ngefldgten Die oIs 3u.
idouer I'M @eridts5imnter iuBen,
iofort in @oft.
Gpofone, 25. Sebt. - % ongcb-
Ii9e @itglieoer Der S. 8. 90. ipur-
beit bon Der 8unoesgrdn0iurD it gln-
tlaae beriett uflter Der 8eiduloi-
g1ng, ee9en Die &egierlttg cine Ser.
i6n0rlng eingeIeitet 8lt baben, I'M
Ser &riegsfiibrltng Sin0erniiie in
ben @eg 81 Iegen. Die angetlog-
ten fparen i6on borber berboftet
iporoen, neil iie ben gsriu9 mad.
ten, einen 6treif i'm Roroipeiten
ansuregen, aIs elm Broteit gegen Die
8erboFt1ng ibrer glitgGie6er unter
anflngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
General 9serT6inss geridt.

gsalbington, 25. Sept. -@eneral
8er1bing ionote beute ben folgenoen
geridJt elm: .Srn @oebre 9iftrift
bro6ten GtreifpatrouiIlen mebrere
@efangene Elm. gluber berItdrftenl
9(rttleriefeuer III bieieln 9iItrift 1T
tpeiter ridts BON 8idtigfeit 5u be-
ridten.
2iberts @1otors bepG6re,l iid).
9uris, %. Sept. 2ibertb Meoto.
rem in omeritaniIden aeroploncl
boben iid boIlit6noig beipdbrt. 9ie
nit oieIen @eotoren ousgeItotteten
amerifo1ii6en 6lugaeuge boben iit)
in Ser S@ladt bel ct. @dbiel aIs
GuBerit erfolgreib erlpieien. geint
nur Die arnerifaniiaer, ionOern aud
Die fran5oiiidan unb britiIden Sntb-
beritGnoigen finb iiber Die er8eugten
HeiuItate Oieier gaotoren begeiTtert.
W1it Der 4merifaniIden @rmee ut
2otbritgen Is. Gept.-9ie fhtpere
beuti9e glrtiIlerie 1T mdbrefto Der
lebten "a Stltn0en 8iemlidb tdtig
gerpeien, bod lit es at feinen aSufan-
terieIdntpfen orOBeren @iobitobes ge-
fonmen. gs fournt tn0eiien au bd1t-
figen 95otro1tilen5uid
Gem oeipaltigen feitOIi6en 8onlbar-
0emetlt iit ipobl feine ionOerIide 8e-
0elttltng bei5umeIien; oasielbe srihtet
nnr geringen 56dOen an uno iit
ouf Die birter 9alrunes un0 noroIi9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
afncrikaiaii6e
DerlMitliite
Gin gse6rnsfaer nnb flint Soiuaer
befinben iidj nnf Serielben
ber5eidnet.

Bni6ingtor, 25. Sep Som ninc.
rifaniiden arieg$anlt tutroe beiite
foIgetoer 8erluitberidt befortttge.
bellte folget,0er @erluit6eribt be.
geben: Geftion - @efolLen I'M
aampfe s.; bernliBt I'M Sample rs;
idner beripunoet go; &unoen er.
Iagen 5; on aralfbeit eeitorben 4;
5lioutrnen 1877.
Inter Sen Sdmerbertpun6eten be-
fittoen ftd Sorbeb Seatb, @daace,
9eeb., 1tn0 folgelloe SSoipner:: @aI-
ter g(noerIon Sorl1n; Charles 9.
@reen Sto; 8iIlie @aueller, gpIin.
Ser.
Seftion 2 SIN &an1pfe eefaIler
7; int Sample oerr1iBt SO; f6tper
beripittoet 80; ibren 8unoen erie
gen 2; infolge bon l1nf6Ilen 9eItor-
ben 2; aronf6citen erIegen 1; BEL
/ fonnte bie Shtpere Ser 8erinitn-
bttng niMt feIt9citelt meroeu; 3ttIon.
men 1873.
3u Sen S6tperberiuun6eten 3dbIt
@6ipor6 Strunce, GreIton, eSo.; 1tn0
giott 0blieidGdger, 0eIlpeirL sSo.,
miro beru1ibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
2ksSatsBeit 1saritepal
tpitS hcMtc erSffnct
Serrlide 5eittase in Gnsiidt; srpke
8araOen finOcn nadite
@Ode itatt.

Sell itnIerrt &5nigl - &0nig glf-
5or.@en, oeiien &arnebdl in ieinenl
&ei9 91tioera fir 0ie n16Iten 3ebn
Gage Die 8elt bcberrlaen miro, 1T
nit Dem bentigen Gage in feline &e9-
te un6 98iiroen eingeieet iporoen.
Ser &arnebol oes SSdbres 1918 miro
ii9 in gr6Beren 2idt lm0 in beIlcr
gro9t Dem 8olf I'M a0nigrei9
2uiper1 8eigen. gEuf Der f6nigIibe1
&o1Ttrobe an Der Is. StraBe ltno
.aapitoL glpenue miro elm IuItiges
rno toIles Sreiben einieben, bas
our9 oie Sub ieiner @aieitdt ouf
5ebn 5efttage ousge6ebnt peroen
tuiro.
Gem boben 9ot lit es geI1nteert,
oie &ettneoD S9angeieli6aft St ges
mimen, Inn fir Die 9auer oes Seitc8
lire tpeltberiibmtcn @oriteII1tngen 6lt
geben. g[n % beri1ieOenen Stellen
perben 5u eIeider Belt bon berbor-
rneenoen artiIten un0 Sda1tiptelern
ie0en &anges 9arIteIlungen ge9eben.
Cine groBe &ierausiteaung miro Dem
Sierfretr0 ge6otell mer0en 10 0ab
er bol oe8 @laltbens tit, er bobe Die
SSnioiien Der glrhe gaodbs nit letb-
baftigein auge eeieben ut6 betpur-
oert. 8iele Der Giere fino norsiig-
Ii9 6reiiicrt. gar iid cine gIiif-
lide Stuttoe g0nucn piG, berldume
nidt, ben aarnebaI at beiubet.
g8ie oas 9rogralnm Der @eieIli6nit
beribtet, tperben bebeutenoe &iinItler
oas i6ouipieIluItige 9u6Iifun Ourd
8oritcllltngen in bobent @raoe Be-
friebigeu.
Die @leftriide un0 an6ere Sara
6en finben pie geipobnlib, in Der
01itte Ser 8ode itatt. g8 berfGitrne
gtiemanb, bas bobe Geit Der Sitter
oes 9tf-Sar-8en au beiuden Inn ii1
an ben 5reltoen melde a6nig g[f.
Garden alien @diten Su bieten bot,
o1th 5lt erg6Ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
Mi@ts &i6tiges
bon oer Mtb Sront
6eneral terIbine melSet kleiftcre OefeGte, SIC
Sen 2lmcrikanern mebrcrc 6cfaneefte eiits
bra9ten; bcftisc KancnaSc
sa@perltansise riibmen Sic eibertp ,f1ctcrs

iopie ii6lid bon gSont.a.W1Ouii
gelegene aera geri6tet.
Gie ungiinItige 8itterlt1g onuerf
an, iooaB Die bei0erieitieen Sliegeri
geidmaoer uito Die sSnforlterie 1T
llntqtigfeit gebaLter miro. 9ie Ine@
rifaner fiibrterl iiioIid BON Gilece1
naf) Itarfer ortiIleriitii6er 8orar1
beitltng einen erfoIgrei6en Streif5ua
aus, Der ibnen flint @efangene ein1
brafte.
9eitIid bon 8enoit mar 0os feiflo-
li6e 9lrtilleriefeusr ettpns Iebbofter,l
ober nidt itdrfer tpie felt Dem @iid-
8ug bon ct. WaibieL.
glulerifaniiber 5Iiegerairfns.
eyeBt, nanSent 6ns amerifdniihe|
SagOgei1maoer iih Bel ct. 0aibieL|
in 10 berporrageliOer 8eiie oitsge.I
Sei6pet bot, miro es Ser otrterifalli-I
ide p8liegeroe 3irfus" genatnlt.I
Gerielbe iett iif) aus mebreren Der
beiten inlo erfa6reltiten Slieeern 5il.|
iautmer. 9ieIelben babet iif be-
reits oil Der Dtorne ausge5eifnetI
lrno ip1breno Ser lesten 5ebn Gage
81 Siege at ner3eihnen. SIM @an-l
aelt meroett oieien 8liegern .137 Sic
ge 5ltgeidrieben.
2eiitnant @ntpor6 Hidettboder bot
eiren ipeiteren feiiloli6en 6lieger.
berabgeidoiiet. CT lit nutntebr Der
0rittbeite 5lieger III Der oulerifalli.
i6en 4rr1ee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
Seine eOaialiiten aeiuiinidlt.

aopenBagen, %. Sept. - Gas
ogerIiner Soee6lntt" teilte nit, ouB
Der oeuti6e gi5efan5Ier b. gaber am
Samstng NIT peridie6euen gartei.
fiibrern bertrauIihe geipre9nngen
geGabt bdtte. 9a5u bemerft Der Ser.
liner o8oriDdrts", ons ggerlincr
8ogeblatt" 6dtte erfn6ren oob Oer
&eidgfon3ler @raf SertIing Der ct.
nennlng bon io8inliitiidea @iiniItern
nidt geneigt iei, iin0 BARN itinme
0ie io5inliitiihe Eartei nut i6m bo[l.
itdn0ig iiberein. 9ie M5gIidfeit,
io3ialiitilAc 91it9Iieoer IN 9ertIings
aa6inet 3u ba6en, iei iiberbnnpt bon
Der g3artei ni6t in enDagune ee.
5o1en tDoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
Elieaer netUtet.

s5n6ionapolis, syno., 25. Sept
Sauptn1onn Snnlmon bonn britii6eti
Gliegertorps uno &. ainber aus
Greenfield, s5nO., ipuroen ouf Der
Stelle get0tet mo 2eutuant gob
93idetts pom SpeeOpnb 6liegerfelo
bel s5noiannholiS fpuroe idtuer Der.
lett, ols elm Jltg5eug, in benz iic
pom elmer i'm sSltereIie Der 8reibeits.
anleibe nod Greenfield unternontme.
nen Gabrt suriidfebrtet BEL oeutger-
iud)e, ouf oem Speeoiuab 5elo 3a
Ion6en, aug einer 6obe bon 400 5uB
obItiir5te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
mleben BON 7. .JrclanS,
Biiebcf pom st. PAUL
@iit i6m 1T Elm 6crii6mter ameri.
faniider airdenfiirit ans Dem
2ebeH gsidis6en.

ct. 9auI, 25. Gept. - cyobn
SreIanb, felt 80 Sabren ersbiid,of
Der ct. 4aul 9id3eIe Ser 9fonlild.
&atboliiden &irde, 1T beute 93or.
gen nm 3:55 1tbr geItorben. syobn
Srelano mar au aiItennb in Srlano
geboren lino fam iml Otter bon IL
SSabren nit ieiren gltern nod g[ine.
rita. sSyyn ben eriten Sobren pobnte
Die 5anilie in Bottom @oii. SpG-
ter 8oeen fie nad Burlington, ST..
Sobn tuuroe in oieier 3eit beronloBt,
fid nod ct. Saul, W1itn., au be.
geben, oenn bantaIs mar Die Stoot
ct. 8oitl eir GROCER Snn6eIsplab
1no Die SSnoinner quite &unben. SSn
Der &irhenidltIe, Die Der 5nfiinftige
@rabiidof beiudte, bate er eitten
Sdillfreltno in Sbontos S'@ornldn
iebt 9iIdof bon Siour SaIls, gefltn.
ben. Ser fran80iiI9e @liffionar,
8iidof GreItin aeidnete Die 8ei0en
aus un6 beronIobte oieieIben gum
Stu0ium fir bos g[ntt zines 9rie.
tiers. sSn ieiner Stubien5eit nabm
iid sSrelano 0en 8oter gbeberus
gum MeuIter. 9ieier franaoitide
grieiter tpuroe ipdter 8iihof bon
Bolton. syre[on6 pur6e i'm Sabre
1861 gum G5rieiternnit eetpeibt,
SSrelan6, Der tp1breno ieiner Stlt.
oien5eit In 5ranfrei6 peilte, febrte
beiut g(usbrlth oes 8iirgerfrieges
no9 ben Ser. Staaten 5lriif. @r
trat IN Die ltnionsarnee als 9oplan
Elm unb berIdrndbte aIle 8orteiIe, Die
ben 0ffiaieren gelpdbrt ipuroen Inn
oIs Geeliorger urter ben SolOaten
bleibe1 Slt foitnen.
@r8biibof sSSrelono mar eng nit
ssyorles S. Sill befreunoet, 10 pie er
aud. nit @rdlibent Mc&inleb tno
81. &ooiebelt in enger Sreiinofhnft
ftanS. Inter 9fooiebelts G0mtni-
itrotion fam bur6 i'm Die 5treit-
froge ouf oen 8bilippinen, be5iigli6
Der Gloiterlanofrage, our etleot'
gung. @r mar Der tpirfliAe Grim
Ser Ser GatboIiiden ltniperfitdt IN
8aIbington, 9. s. 9(m l. 0e.
senlber 1876 erbieIt er bic giidofs'
meibe.
Inter ben gbrtlngen, Die linn 81.
tell fpuroen Iinb folgenbe 5lt nen'
men: Ser gbrentitel 81. Q. bon Der
goIe l1niberiitdt; iopie oos guno
Ser Gbrenlegion bon 5rnnfreif. Sn
ieinen @eigungen mar er febr oentot
frotii6 un6 fubr lie6er in einent
5troBenbabltiuagen ols in elmer
alitIde, oo er nit 8orliebe iid nit
ieinen &ir6ennlitgliebern uno glrbet-
tern unterbielt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
2(nerkcnititit9 Scr
GId1e6cn errcet Srct1Sc

8aIbineton, 9. G., %. Sept. =
0ffi8ielle 9epeiden aus 8obmen, Die
@ai9ington erreidten iagen, bob
Sic glnerfenuitdg Der tide6ii6-ilooa-
fiid,en Station in 80bnen 9roBe
SSreltoe erregt bat. 8as rnulittelbo'
re Graebnis besielben it, 0aB Die
tidedii6.poGitii9en gorteien Die
8iener Gegieritn9 eeidlagen baben
iu0 fi6 peigerter, trob itorfent
grud, 6eu tidediih. ilobofiiben
geotionalrat in garis 0ie glnerfen.
uung at beriager.
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Short Zines rettperfe1t
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

g8oIgington, 25. Sept.-9ie @or.
i6ldge Der 1S9ort 2ines4 5rr gl6.
Gnoerltng Der 5orln Der 9ontrafte
nit Der gabnabnliniitration, iinter
oenen Die fur5linigen gabnen tpieoer
ltnter Die aontroIle Ser 9iegieritng
geitent ipilroen iin0 bon Der 8obn.
COMMUNICATION 5uriidgelpieien Dor-
6en. @egenboridIdge bon Der 9ie-
qierung ipnroen bon 6en 8ertretern
oieier ga9nen neriporfen. Die Ser
banofitngen fplrOen nuf tnbeItimnt.
te 3eit berta9t, inlb Die SuuOerte
BON Short 2ines", Die 90 bebaitpte-
ten, ooB iie ourd Die 8abnn0ntini.
itration in nd6teiIiga &onfltrren8 ge-
broGt iperoeil, iin0 ourd 9ribatlei-
tltng in 9etrieb aeiest tuor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-09-25
Die oerptcniafttieriln9
Belaicits u. Srankreiebs

8oibington 25. Sept. - geob-
rtnesntittelbertpdtter Ser6ert Soo-
Der bot iein 8rogramm fir Die BEL
glide nno fron5oiiide 1lnteritiitung
fir Die nGditen 8tu0lf 01onote be-
fatutt gegeben. @s tpuroe gefogt,
0aB Die Ser. Staaten &eaierltng
S6iffe nit 100000 Sonnen, pelde
iie ii6 bon Ser if)pebiifen 91eeie-
rltng geiidert b1tte, Der beIgiiden
&ilfs &onlitees 9lotte 5lgefiigt
bate, bolttt iie 0abrltngsntittel no9
europa bringen follten. Inter ben
gelpiaigun9en fir 0ns fon1tnenoe
SSobr iin6 entbalten 45,000,000 9u.
feel 9rotforn; 100000 9ui6eI
8obnen; 100000 guIbeL gfeis;
26,400,000 g3fun6 eingemadtes
Gin6fIeii6; 277200,0OO 9sfuno
GdtDeirRfIeiih; 66,000,O00 8frno
Geife unO 100000 gfltno aaf.
fee. NabrlngsmitteI fir Die 4inoer
tuer6en einidIieBen 100000 gfo.
&afao; 55,000.000 g3fun6 fonoen.
fierter g2iI6 uno 40,000,000 9fltno
3uder. Gie @eianlttOIten Der geob.
rlingsnlitteL iper0en beinabe $780,.
100000 betrngen, tpeIde Sunrnie
bon Der gie1ierung Der Ser. Stdo.
ten geiiefert Dir6 oIs cine een1ein.
ihoftIide anleibe on bic beIeii9e
stno Die fronaOIii6e Sesiertng.
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annune6ppt LIMIT nhf Nline.

stof6olnt, %. Sept. 8as
idtpebif6e 9anoneboot @itnbiloe
lief i'm Sfogerrad nuf einc oeitti,1e
@1ine nno tpuroe aeritort; 19 0tnnn
Ser 8cinbitng iperoen berntiBt. 90
ipir6 offi8iea gelleIbet. (@unbiloe
mar 240 &onnen groB, tplrroe 1888
bonn Stapel gelaiien uno fiibrte nur
apei Miaid)ineitgeipeDre.)
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gseaer ppn gPp6 aeIhndlt.

@abtroB, go, %. Sept.-Gin
giob ftiirt1te Beute Morgen oos @e.
fdngnis in 8Iafibeer, Ga, 6oIte ben
17-iGbrigen ge9er aus feiner 8eile
inS Bangle i'm on einen gnitn,
uornif lem aorper nit aneeIn
tpuroe. Ser g1eger tuur.
De beiduloiet, 1uf Elm Sreiidbriecs
neiBes Wa10hen einen berbreheri-
iden angriff eenadt aii baben.
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SpipitaI @eEanhe nit 900 getten

@dibington, 25. Sept. = Gin
SoipitaI @ebduoe nit 1000 9etten
fir Su6erfuIoie gatienten ioG fofort
i'm Ser. Stanten General SoipitaIe
go. 20 in 8bipble 8drrads, g[riS,
erri6tet tueroe1l meIoete bns ariegs.
9eporteinent bette Wadn1ittog. es
pirO 81 ,5Sf,525 foiten. anbere Sin.
5ufiiaiingen al oieiern 9oIten fueroen
Die @eiaintsabI Der 9ulten aif 81
bringen. $
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sccbs 11iinarSeit, Sas
,,,ltinimitiit Scr Anleibc
SdGtamtsirfretGr Wle aSuD iagt,
OaF Sieie GIMME nn6e0ingt
nOtig ici.

@aIbineton 20. Sept. - gas
ameritonilde 8oH miro oufgeforoert,
bic Sumne bon iedstaitieno Wailicll
0oanrs au iirteraeidnen Inn Die A..
glnleibe nit Si6erbeit nnteraubrin.
gen.
9os Sdobamt mndte berte oieIe
antiinotgung. 0ie pierte 6reiBeitS.
onIei6e bon $6,000,000,000 trGgt
Az 8ro5ert 3inien uro miro III 20
SSabren fdllig, ipenn Die Regierltng
eS nidt bor5iebt, Die Bombs mad sIb.
lauf bon 15 Sabren eir3ltl0ien.
9oS Quota fir Die amoIf peridic.
6enen 8unoesreierbe 0iitritte iteIt
ii9 tpie fol9t:
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8ruf,e GiattenOertilsnng.

2onoon, 25. Sept. = 444t7
gaottelt tpuroen in oen Sdiffen, &a.
renbduiern rno Gods i'm Ietten Sob.
re bernidtet. Gcit Dem Sabre 1901
ipurben oaber i'm gan8en in Der
Staot 2on0on nobesu eine 0dllion
Ratten bertilet. Son 2,918 Rottet
Die bafteriologijd unteriudt pnroen
fonO man MIR 8luei, Die Den aranf-
beitsfeim in iid ttugen.
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Giieitbab bititreik
ilt SOUTH t1>alcs

2ou6on, 25. gebt. - Gs beiBt.
6aB 5ipiiden 10000 un6 10000
@iienbobnongeiteIlte III SiiO @oles
Die ar6eit ttie0ergeIagt baben, ineiI
cine 2obnerb0bung bertpeioert iunr-
Be. 9ie gfegier1tng beabiidtigt, al.
lei 8abten III @roBbritonnien nrtter
@eilitdrfontrone at 1teIlen.
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Stem DOrt, % Gent. = 9ier
iuuroe befnurt eegeben, 6nf 1uf Der
gleI5beriteigertng In ben eriten 5lpei
9agen fir $t,200,0OO gJeI8e Der.
fault fpuroen Gs iino oies oie
boditeH qreiie, Die Der glartt ie
5rodlte.
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Qriide6eraer ansa,lieiert.

giogoles, Qri5, 25. 1Gept. =
ollneripiinidjte 6remoe" fter6en BON
merifaniihcn Staat Sinola ougae.
pieien, beingt cine offi5ieae Gepeihe.
Die bier enlpfangeu ipnr6e. Cine
an5obI omerifoniider griidebereer
i'll bereits nusgeIiefert fpor6en.
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@pnherncnr fsht gRidter a6.

ct. Eoltl, %. Sept. = @oitber.
neltr 8urnqltiIt bat Die Miesrng
6eg Gittets M2nrtin bonn Dodge
Goutltb @rbidaftsgeridt berfiiet ipe.
gen lmloboIer 9leitBeritngen. gr fol-
geiogt boben, oaB 9elttidIano Be-
redtfgt mar, bie 2uiitaittn Sn Der.
ienfen uno onf3 oieier Grieg gngs
ldnos &riegS fet.
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grahbent itim,nt IN grimartuaLI.

8aI6ington, %. Sept. = 8rdft-
bent gsilIon begab ii6 beitte nod
grincetor, 81. s., Inn onIeIbft feline
Stinlme in Der gsritndripnbl nb5uee-
ben. er mar bon ieiner @ottin, 70.
nie bon SefretGr 3lirtltItn nno Ell.
mem 8ertroneris Stenogropben Be.
1[eitet
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groteit aeaelt naunfisfatiun. .

&onfofee, 81, 25. Sept.--Die
&onbelltion Ser 2if0rbGn0ler bon
SSSGinoi8 bot in ibrer Sislttg einen
8eifluB an9enomnaet tuorin fie ge.
gen o&onfisfntion" hires Giget-
tilu1s proteIttert.
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metterberiMt.

sir Omaha tno ltmgegenb, ben
Stoot Ne6rasfo uno Soma: He.
p0Itt nno fiibIer beute Abeno; Dcn.
nerstos ihou mis iteiseuleE 3eqi,s.,
rotur.
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8ie fiebente gtusgobe ll1O ipaBr.
i6eillli6 aud Die lebte Der Shnb,
ants -3ertififate pltroen oieie @ode
nod CUR gusgabe gebradt. 9ieie
Soften ipltroen in oer9obe bon $500.
100000 ousgege6en iin6 am l..
Oftober ootiert nn0 neroen om /.
SSnnuor fdIGig. sic tragen ebenfaas
Az 9ro8ert 3inien.
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Stftll,,ungtn BET
ST. G;sttntil eritiirmt
st. Quentin tpit g ca Sen Nliiertcn eneer einees
id6lciien; Sraitsoicn nebntcn Sas Oorf Dalton;
8ritcn mad6en Gefan9enc
amiisrte krensen lit breiter Srent Sic ,parsar
cStalieniIiJer gcridlt.

gtonr, 25. Sept.-0ffi8ieII tpur0e
geItern aben6 gerleI6et: 8dbrello
zines beftigen unpetterS Drateen
8eriaelieri 1lno Eibedo.sl in
Die feinOIiden SteIlungen ant 3u-
iaruinerfIuB Der GlBn uno GbeIpoc
Elm, fiieten Dem 5etltoe idtnere Ser.
lutte an Soten uno 8eripunoeten al
lu1o feBrten nit 80 @efangenei1 no9
ibren Stelllungen 5uriid. sSn 0em
Sric Gale ipur0an llnIere 9otrouil.
len bon einenl an 8abl iiberIegenen
5eino on9egriffen; Der glngriff mir.
0e abgeidldgen. SSn ben 8oftna uno
glitico @6idnitten iolpie an Der 9sio-
be 5tpiihen 8enIon 1no Dtuiile lit
Elm Mrtiaerieouea i'm @dnge.
Aiener gcrift.
@ien "a. Sept. (8erip1tet.) -
Sos &riegsontt rneIoete beltte, Dob
oIle feinoliden g[ngriffein berI1ie.
oenen @bteil1nge1 an Der italieni-
i6en Sront abgeidIogen tuuroen.
gfrtiIlerie uno &dtroitiIlen iiit0 febr
t1tig.r 6ran5Oiiife un0 italieniide
Mbteilungen orongen bettn Monte
Seisntol in 0iterreidbiide Steaungen
Elm, tpuroen ieoo4 burd eiien @e-
gennngriff mieoer bertriebet. Syr
GiiOtproI fartoen beftige artilLerie.
0lelle Itatt.
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PERMIT tNo. ssD. AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 9, 1917. ON FILE An
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsON, PoSTMASTER-GENERAE|
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-04
WAR TO BRING new EDUCATION
According to Prof. A. D. Dean, Noted
Author and Member of Faculty
of Columbia University.

New York, July "a new educa
ton will be one of the products of the
war, according to Prof. A. D. Dean
noted educator and author, member OF
the faculty of Teachers College, Col
umbia University.
The war is exposing the usefulness
or uselcssness, from the direct service
standpoint, of our school subjects
This world conflict is bringing out the
relation Of education to war. 1t comes
to the schools as an opportunity to de
velop service TO the State" said Prof.
Dean today.
Now we have extension courses in
economical cooking for adult women.
as a war measure. Letter we shall have
lit as a home measure. Later we shall
have it as home measure. Now we
are bringing adult women into the
schools to receive instruction with
their children. Later we shall do the
same thing because it is the only sen
'sible procedure under any and all
conditions. Now we think in terms of
re-educatlon OF disabled soldiers be-
cause of the immediate need Of help
ing these honored men. Later we shall
turn what We have learned to do for
these men into better provisions for
making selfsupporting our crippled
and blinded children who are now in
dependent institutions being made
still more dependent by the very na-
ture of the poor apology for vocational
training which is given them. Now we
have clearly before Us the need for In.
dustrial education because the govern
rnent is crying for workers. Later we
shall see the need for Industrial edu.
cation because those who are to work
in the industries need it.
out of this war we are going TO
have a new spirit and method in edu-
cation"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-04
STOCK SALE FOR RED CROSS
Dean Curtiss of Iowa State College
to be the Judge at Birming-
ham, Alabama.

Ames, Ia, July SIN his long ca
reer as a livestock expert, Dean c. +.
Curtiss of Iowa State College has
judged cattle for many different occa-
sions. but never before for such a
unique purpose as this week at Bir-
mingham, Alabama He is officiating
at a great national Red Cross sale of
Shorthorns which is expected to net
that organization all the way from
$4,000 to 100000.
Nearly hundred purebred Short
horns of high quality, one of them an
International champion and most of
the others winners of blue ribbons at
various shows, have been donated to
the sale. They are all to be judges by
Dean Curtiss and ranked according to
his findings, then paraded through the
streets of Birmingham. each animal
led by Southern society girl or ma
tron. Following this showing, a great
auction sale will be conducted in
which the first animal is to be bought
by President Wilson and immedi-
ately returned to the sale for resell
ing
The proceeds of each sale will go
to the Red Cross chapter of the com
munity in which the purchaser lives,
thus insuring fair distribution OF
the receipts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-04
REQUIRE STRONG GUARANTEES
Uruguay Breaks Diplomatic Relations
With Germzy ad Takes Her Stand
With the Allies.

Buenos Aires, July 3.-Uruguay has
declared herself for the cause of the
allies and has broken diplomatic reia-
tions with Germany, yet she has made
an arrangement with Great Britain
and France which compares unfavor-
ably with the one these countries
made with Argentina.
Uruguays contract calls for solid
guarantees. The original plan that
the governments of England and
France should deposit in escrow bonds
of the Uruguayan public debt and 9th
or securities of Uruguay. But it was
found out later that the greater pro
portion of these bonds had been used
by Great Britain and France in other
financial transactions, principally in
the United States and that they were
not Immediately available for Uru-
guayan purposes.
The English government, when is
found that ii was impossible to secure
| Uruguay in this way decided to make
deposit of one million pounds sterl-
ing to the order of the Uruguayan le'
CATION jim London, reserving the right
! to exchange it later for Uruguayan
securities.
| A similar situation arose in the con
! tract made between Uruguay and
France. The French Government has
likewise used its Uruguayan bonds as
securities on other loans. The result
! is that the French banks will be call
ed upon to make individual guaran
tees.
Considering the fact that Uruguay
is one of the foes of Germany, il
seems that Argentina was very gen
erous in her much larger transaction
with Great Britain and France without
security of any kind.