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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12

AT 0. c. W.
TONIGHT

Music lovers will tonight have the
opportunity of partaking bountifully
OF their particular palate teaser by
a short journey to the Oklahoma Col
lege for Women auditorium, where
the Metropolitan quartet will appear
at S:15, as one of the star attrac'
tions of the lyceum course
A team of harmony dispensers as
a rule "go big" anywhere, and par
ticularly in Chickashs. where good
male quartet always receives a vel
come. According to all information
the Metropolitans are among class
A of the amusement world, and their
program should prove highly pleas
i1g to Chickasha folk.
The Metropolitan organization is
composed of Fenwick A. Newell, Tyr
ic tenor; Paul L. Chase. robust ten,
or; John Eberly. baritone; A. S
Cowperwaite. bass, and Mrs. Fen
wick A. Newell. accompanist. All
are trained artists and thoroughly
experienced in their line.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
LAST CALL
TO ALIENS
REGISTER

Tomorrow is the last day for the
registration of German alien enc
mics, according to the order issued
by the government. The time was
extended from last Saturday night
to Wednesday night After the lat
ter date, if German aliens are locat-
ed without their registration cards
they will be turned over to the gov
errment authorities.
Postmaster Barefoot, who has
charge of the registration of Ger
lpan aliens in the Chickasha dis.
trict outside of the city, urges every
German alien to appear before him
and register in order to escape ac-
ton by the government.
At the police station, Chief Phil
lips has registered two more aliens,
bringing the total up to seven. The
two new registrants are George Wat
terman and Martin Spracktire.
Chief Phillips also joins in the warn
ing that tomorrow is the last day.
and requests all aliens to appear be-
fore him at once before it is too
late,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
HUN ALIEN
NABBEDBY
OFFICERS

Frederick Cilchoff, German
alien enemy, will be heralded before
United States Commissioner Speake
tc explain just why he has not reg
istered as an alien enemy, or at
least made an attempt to do so, up
to this time. 1t is question in the
minds of the officers whether he in.
tended to make such effort
United States officers of Waurika
became suspicious of the actions OF
Cilchoff, and when he left that town
headed north, Deputy U. S. Marshal
Dillon was notified by phone. The
result was that he, together with
city police officers, we're waiting for
The traveller. When he arrived here,
he was picked up and lodged in jail
He states that he took out his
first naturalization papers in New
York, 25 years ago, but lost them.
He does not claim that he is not an
alien enemy, but fails to explain why
he has not yet registered. He will
be given an opportunity to register
this afternoon His case is being
investigated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
WILL HELP
SOLDIERS
F ANTILLES
Home Service Department Of Red Cross
Aid in Securing Government Bsne-
fits; No Lawyers Fees

A group of lawyers In Washington
are making a practice of watching
the government reports telling about
the death or injury OF soldier or
sailor and then writing the nearest
relative and asking such relative to
employ them as their attorney or
claim agent. The home service sta
tiOn OF the Red Cross chapter in this
euhnes SAINTS ali the families Of
their enlisted men to know that the
employment of such attorney or
claim agent is not necessary and
that they are prepared to tell the
families everything necessary should
death or injury to a loved one oc
cur The Home Service section viii,
be prepared to tell what financial
compensation will be made to the
family how it can be obtained, and
will supply the family with the nee
essary forms to make the applica-
tion. BY utilizing this proffered SER
vice every dollar coming to the fam
lily on account Of the death or inju-
ry Of a loved one will be received
by them aud not spent for unneces
sary attorneys or claim agents fees
The Home Sedyice section has
made a special study of the war i'll
surance bill which makes provision
for soldiers allotments, allowances,
injury compensation and death bene-
fit. They receive all the latest rul-
ings Of the war insurance bureau.
Also they are prepared to correctly
answer a great many questions that
every soldiers or sailors family is
about.
In order to do this work effective
" they have opened an office at Red
Cross headquarters in the federal
building and one of their members
will be there to give this service.
The chairman of the Home Service
section is Mrs. Thos. Dwyer, and the
is Mrs Geo. Evans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
LINCOLN'S GETTYSBURG ADDRESS

Four score and seven years ago
our fathers brought forth on this
continent a new nation, conceived in
liberty, and dedicated to propo-
sition that all men are crepsyd equal.
Now we are engaged in a great civil
war, testing whether that nation, or
any pation so conceived and so ded-
icated, can long endure.
We are met on a great battlefield
of that war. We have come to ded-
icate portion of that field as a
final resting place for those who
here gave their lives that the ma
lion might live. 1t is altogether fit
ting and proper that we should do
this. But in a larger sense we can
rot dedicate, we cannot consecrate,
we cannot hallow this ground. The
brave men, living and dead, who
struggled here, have consecrated it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12

far above our poor power to add OF
detract. The world will little note
nor long remember what we say
here, but it can never forget what
they did here. 1t is for us, the liv
ing, rather to be dedicated here to
the unfinished work which they who
fought here have thus far so nobly
advanced. 1t is rather for us to be
here dedicated to the great task re.
naming before us, that from these
honored dead we take increased de.
votion to that cause for which they
gave the last full measure of devo.
tirL; that we here highly resolve
that these dead shall not have died
in vain; that this nation, under God,
shall have new birth of freedom,
and that government OF the people
hy the people, for the people, shall
Lot perish from the earth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
AUSTRIANS WANT PEACE; OPPOSED DYING FOR GERMANY
with formation good.

win formation good.
Operations are under way in S2-l
10 under the name of Abernathy e
al. The rie is complete, the last
item Of tools is being hauled to the
grounds and work is expected tc
start there ism Few days.
II, the Keys field the most impor
tant fact is tl'at in 29-1-1O the wei
operated by douglas ct al, is stand
ing 2aC0 feet in oil Gas wells ate
common in this field, and operators
are welcoming this certain evidences
of Gil The we'll is shut dowa at
this time for tankage.
In Comanche county j. P. Evans,
down 2O14 feet with rotary in 20
1-10, is changing from the rotary to
cable tools and will continue drill
ing as soon as the change is com
ulete. Indications are said to be
food.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
HOLD PRECINCT
MEET SATURDAY
AT COURT HOUSE

Announcement has been made by
John c. Lewis, chairman of the Ball
Park precinct, that the precinct
Council OF Defense meeting will be
held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the city hall, Chickasha.
The purpose of the meeting will
ne to perfect the precinct organiza-
tion, appoint the various committees
ard yet the movement well started.
odr. Lewis urges that there be a
large attendance. Speakers will be
appointed later
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
PRECINCT MEgTINe TONIGHT

S. L. Newman and J. A. Rose,
chairmen of ward 1, precinct 1, and
also of ward 4, precinct 1, have call
cd a meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing a precinct Council Of De
Tense. The meeting will be held at
the coIored Baptist church tonight
and will begin at 1880 o'clock. All
Of the voters in these precincts are
requested to be present at that time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
AcKER CHARGES LIFTED

Before U. S. Commissioner j. ".
Speake yesterday afternoon, the pre-
liminary hearing of R R. Coates was
held and charges Of failing to reg
lister for the draft we're dismissed.
Evidence was produced to the effect
that the defendant was only 20 years
Of age. Coates home is in Mortha-
vile, La, and he has been working
as an oil driller in this section,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
lvANHoE BRINGS IN

CSC BARREL WELL
News was received here this morn
ing that the Ivanhoe Petroleum COM
rany brought in their we'll No. 6 yes
terday afternoon in the Newkirk
field The report stated that the
well was a producer of 25O barrels
day. The sand was urstck at a
depth Of 9sR feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12

Austrians Make Demands.
BY United Press
Zurich, Feb 12.--Before returning
to work. the Austrian striking work.
men did three significant things.
"a They laid down conditions
forcing Foreign Minister Czernin to
the Wilson program. (2) They sent
a delegation to Emperor Karl, who
Peace is my only aim day and
night" (3) They formed a perma.
nent committee to maintain watch
on the government and force 1t to
keep it's promises.
The Austrian rulers are afraid Of
the future, especially II war contin-
Ues. The Austrians want peace and
are opposed to dying for pan-Germa1
dreams of conquest.
William Phillips Sims, United
Press correspondent, sent to look In
to conditions in the Central powers,
made these discoveries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
Seant Effect Prophesied.
av TInitad Preah

Washington, Feb. 12.-The Rus
sian rehabilitation will have a scant
effect on the west front situation,
military men declare. A few more
Teuton divisions may be available
tut the Germans have shifted all d.
visions they wanted on the west
fl ont some time ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
PocTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE

The total receipts for the Chicka.
sha post office ending January 81
1918, amounted to $9,S04,67 which
is about onethird more than the re-
ceipts for the corresponding month
a year ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
POLES PROTEST
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Amsterdam, Feb. 12.-The Polish
government will formally protest the
settlement of the Ukranian frontier
by the Central powers, it was learn
ed today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
DEATH OF MRS. NICHOLS

Mrs. A. E. Nichols died this morn.
.ng at the home of her son. D. c.
= chols, at $40 Kansas avenue. Mrs.
Nichols was 81 years old and has
heen living in this city for the past
several years. The body will be
shipped to Waxahachie. Texas, to.
night, where it viii be laid to rest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
Fair Settlement Basis.

By United Press.
London, Feb. 12.-"The aims for
which my allies and are contend
ing as set forth by my government
in a statement which recaived the
emphatic approval from the people
in the empire, provides fair basis
for the settlement of the present
struggle" King George declared in
opening parliament.
He said that the struggle had
reached the critical stage, demand
ing more than ever the united enee-
gies and resources of all the allied
nations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
Official Confirmation.
BY United Press.

London, Feb. 12.-Official confir-
nation of Russia's withdrawal from
the war was received through q
wireless dispatch from Petrograd.
The rehabilitation Of the Russian
armies has been ordered, the mes
sage declared
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
Kaiser in Bad Health.
lv TTnffad Presa

Amsterdam. Feb 12.-The kaiser's
health is in such state that it is nee
essary to transfer his personal head
quarters to Spa, where he will take
a short cure, German newspapers to-
day declare.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
Force Czerniu TO Wilson Program; Send
Committee to Emperor Karl; Dele
CATION Watch Government
AMERICAN GUNS
ROAR AT GERMANS
King George Says Allied Aims Provide
Fair Basis for Settlement; Confirm
Russian Withdrawal

By United Press.
With the American Army in France,
FEB. 12.-American and German ar.
tillery engaged in terrific duel last
night. Big American guns opened
fire from their camouflaged posi-
tons on the German trenches, set
ting the sky abiaze.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
coNoRATULATEs "sWAMPY"
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Berne, Feb. 1.-THE kaiser has
wired Won Hindenburg that Russia's
Withdrawal from the war was due to
Hindenburg's magnificent victories.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-12
ULTIMATum TO RouMANIA
By United Press.

Washington, Feb. 12.-The state
department officially announced to-
day that Germany has served an ul-
timatum on RoGmania, demanding
immediate peace and that the Rou-
T anian cabinet has resigned,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
DcatidtlaitS ,piinief,t
balSi9cn Stiecen

gcnt, Gdipei5, IL. Qe3. Cine
9epeIde bon Berlin erfI1rt, 6ab Dem
oetitfden @olfe nibts nebr oit Ser.
gen Iiege, ol8 Die Seere 70 baIo fpie
m68lih nus5untltltern un6 9tnbrltnQ
itn0 9Ir6eit fir ie6ernann 8a boben.
0ie 8erliner 3eitllngen ieben ibre
gropagano1 fir boloi0Iten sSrieoen
fort boltbtiddIib, Tim oie 8er6in.
0un9en NIT Dem g(usIan6 uieoer6er.
5ltitcaen itno NIT Ser oa0ltrd errrt6q.
li9ten Gtnfltbr elmer Sttnqersnot
tor5ubeuoen. Die @erprobiotieritng
Der @roBitdote 1T olgenblidIih I'm.
9e6euer i6tpierig. glnbdufttng oes
0erfebrs uno gfiidtransport Der
&ruppen fino Die Soltptltriuden.
Sad 9[nii6ten Der Gelitihen in
Bern 1T Die oelttTde &ebublif cine
ausgerna6te uno bIei6enbe Sotiode,
Der Abel Elm 8ing Der Gergongen.
belt. ng9ir baben .oIlgeneines
Stinlmre6t nun rno fino oe8baIb
melt oerlofratiiAer ols oie Ser.
10 fam man oIlerpdrts
borer.
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Eitebcc6 pcrtei6iot
iie9 oeoett Nneriffe

@aI6ingtcn, IL. Sea. = 8un6es-
ienotor 9it1cof, @oriiben6er oes 9o-
ntitees fir alt8ipGrtige 8eitrebitngen,
berteibigte fid geItern nadnittdg I'M
9enat gegen Die ouf ibn genadten
glngriffe, NIT be1tiden SSrttriguett in
@erbinoung geItnnoen gu baben. ST
lagte 1t1ter an0erem folgenoe8
yMein Gtanoptnft, oen i6 in ben
syabren 1914 uno 1915 biniidtlid
Ser g(usfabr bon @affen lno Muni-
tion einnobnt lit niemals @egenitanb
zines Qfngriffes getpeien. SStn sSob-
re 1916 puroe 6oS Serbot Der .8af+
fen ltno Nh1nitions g[usfubr sur
gontpagnefroge erboberL itn0 Der
l1nlitano, bab id nit groBer Md-
iorit1t ipieoerertp6blt tpur6e, lit Be
tpeis, ooB oas 8olf gtebrosfos met
ne 9(nIift bieriiber teilte. Canals
tpar 9lmerifa neutral im0 es ipdre
audi neutral eeblieben, iperli9Itens
nonlinea utlo offisieG, bitten 6ie
ausihreitllngen rti6lanos ms
geqenilber oieIes ni6t unln6gIid qe-
uodt. @ein @erbnlten Gn0erte fid
natiirlid nit Dem @ediel Ser Gage.
Sd mar onfGngGid) fir itrifte frieo.
fertige llnparteiii6e Nelttralit1t, ios
gar in einent MoBe, 61B fetner frieg-
fiibrpnoen. Ma6t @offen 1tn0 Mtuni-
tim berfauft 1no ou6 fein @elO ge.
lieben tperoen ioIlte. g(ls 9elttid.
lan0 in ipItenatiider 8eiie unierenI
San0eI at Idbnten beriudte, fpor id
oieies nit 8affengeipnlt 8u
berbin6ern 1tno 1ntteritiiste 0en 9rG-
iioenten, oI8 6ieier berfiigte, nniere
Sonoelsififfe 5ii belpofften. Sd ber.
frat I'M Sen1t oie rgeiuaffnete gteit-
tralitdts" gfeiolittion 6ie .ober ont
4. Wi1r5 1917 in 70 oramdtiider |
geiie abgetnn tpuroe. Ginen Wonof |
lpdter, an a. 9lpril iDltr0e Die |
ariegsreiolution bon mir eingereidt |
Imo nnd fltr5er 9ebatte ongenonp
men. l1no iDie onOere glnlerifaner
bin i'd bon elmer Gntipidlungsitufe |
Der Gage in Die unoere iibergeenngsu
= frieolide g9eutraIitGt, beiuaffneteI
JtelttroIitdt,. arieg. 9eltidIan0s |
serbaIten beoingte oieies. gliemals |
jabe ih mid NIT Der oeitiden BRO.
1nganoa befabt, unO ale eegen mid
,rbobenen angriffe fallen oiif @run0
Heines gerbnItens in iid ieIbit Su.
1tnmen.
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MO(b teine NenOerung
tn Der StreiflQQe'
Heeicrmnespcrmittlcr SMITH crtpartct GnSe Scs
strciks bcmtc; aber Kcnfercn5cn babcn nod
niRts so Staf1oc ecbradbt
sas seite Unions fir streiks,tnterItiisuns

pBir bofferL 6en Streif beltte be-
enoen 5u f0nnen", ingte sSSobn 9.
Smitb, Der bon Der 9unoesregierllng
bierber geian6te @erutittler.
9as lit Der etr5ige 2idtpiinft, oen
oie Streit Situation ioipeit biefet.
Sreilid) boben beiOe Torteien, Die
@eieIlihaft foiuobl pie oie Streifer,
neue gnttpidhtngen fir beute In
4u8fdt geitelIt, ober feline Der Bar
teien min ootnit beroitsriifen, tuorin
oieie gntipidlungen belteben iolLer.
&onferen5en ipltroen geItern abgebal-
ten &onferen3en ionen beute fuieoer
obgebaIten iperoen aber oie ge-
itrlgen boben uns nidt tpeiter ge-
bro1t, 1tb mas 6ie beittigen ettpa
aeitigen iperoen, oas liegt i'm S6oBe
Der 3ufultft begraben.
1eilte begtrlnt bic 2. ISOLDE oes
Streifes nn0 mir finO nidt meter,
aIs mir gum g[nfange iparelt. Die
ltnbequenlIi6feiten fit oas GubIi-
fun uno oie 8erluite fir Die @e-
iddftstueIt, beionoers 6n @eibnah-
ten 10 nabe bebor itebt iino nidt me-
niger getporoen. Sie baben biellnebr
8u0e1onner. Gos @ublifttn beItebt
to9lih mebr barorf, 6aB aettpns ge-
ian iperoen ntiiiie, ben 8etrieb ipie-
Der mtf8unebn1en.@ Gie Gtreifer
bleiben babel, ooB ibre Union fhrift-
lid bon Ser &onlpaitie onerfannt
peroen rniiiie, lnlo Die aorttpatlieI
nod oen GrflGrtngen ibres 9raii-I
oenten 5u urteilen lit ebcnio ert-
idIoIIef1 nidts or3uerfennelt uno
nenn es notig lit, auf unbeitiutnteI
3eit ttn6 untatig obauiuarter, ipieI
oie 9inge 1i6 erttpideIn.
Cine &onferen5 i'm 2ubor Tentpfe
siplfhen oen Streifern lno @ertre-
tern Der &ontpdnie, ioipie 8oli3ei-
fonlnlif1r 3itrurton 1tno Com 8.
)febnol6s, Dem 8rGii0enten Der gen-
trol 2abor Union bauerte a gt1ir-
ben. @o8 borgirg, tpurbe nidt be- |
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OcIterrcit6 iucnte atls
Sem Hticoe bcrails

gsien, fiber 2onoon. IL. Seq. -
Ser friibere 0iterreihiid) ulgnri-
ide @tinilter 0es 9euBeren bat eli
iiem aorreiponoentet gegeniiber er-
fldrt, oaB Seiterreij I'M Sabre 1917
Oeiperate @nitreugltngen modlte, oits
Dem ariege ors3uiAeioen. 9eutid-
LAMB tpuroe, fails e8 8utn Srieoen oe-
ueigt iei fogor Die fo1leil- itn0 0lrei-
DIE 8robi1t5 @aliaien ols @riob fir
@IioB oB.2otbringen angeboten. @ene.
raj bon 2uoenoorff un0 n1oere bod.
eeiteIlte decentralization ober Dollten
bon 0ieiem 8lan 1ihts iuiiien. SSSa
iie orobten iogor, gegen SeIterreif
arieg 5it erfl0ren, fnn8 bieies einen
ieparaten 5rieben i6lieBen tuiiroe.
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seimfe6rfrenSen gerlunnbetr.

Sem 0orf, ii. 9e5.-9(ltf Dem
@alnpfer pGroonlano@, Der belte
bier anfant befan0en fid cine groBe
9lnaabl bertuun6eter t,no berfriippel.
ter SoIooten, Die Dor sre,ioe iiber
ibre eGiiflide Seinfebr ibre ariiden
unO Mliisen in Oie 2uft iuarien uno
eineS freroigen @mpfanges iid er.
freuten. gtls 0as Eotrollboot Der
goli5et BEN 3nrHpfer anfitbr uno
6ag gutpIangs.aonlitee beg gtabors
anlapgte, ipielte Die aapeIle natio-
male 8eiien nn6 Die Solooten uno
gaIIagiere itiunlteft nit loltem @e.
iana in ben Synbel Elm. Der Groon.
Ian6 bra6te 63 Sffi8iere, 1,1S0
SoIoaten un0 t06 9aiiagiere. Ser
Gunlpfer r@mpreB Of Britain, Der
ebenfaIs our 3eit anfam5 bra6te
2,450 Solooten. Inter ben gfnge.
fomnlenen befdno iid) aud Die g[m.
6ulau5.&ompagnie 304.
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1tntcrikaiter rii3cit
I'M Robbery cin
Zen pganfs" iuirO BON Der gcOSl.
termns Elm frcnn6lidcr
Gnlpfaus snteil,

&oblenS II. 9e5. - 9ie Sta6t
&oblenB itebt felt geitern 9lbeno I'M.
ter &ontroIle omeritaniiber Srup.
pen. S1neller ipie man ertuortet
bate, baben Die ynnfs ibren Gin.
5ug in &oblen5 gebnlten. Gieies ge-
idab niif glltffororung Der ltG6ti.
iben @eboroen,l bic ni9t inltan0e
iparen, Oie 5taot oegen Oie gGus.
idreitungen 0es aSobels 3n idliisen.
Die omerifaniibe slportearOe be.
itauo ans Dem 5ipeiten Battalion
Oes &c. sSnianterieregiments; oie
lesten oeittiden 9rllppen berIieben
&oblen5 IeBten Sountng in better
Sronitltng. Gie meiiten 0ieier COL
Ooten trngen an ihren 0}iiten @iit.
tergriin ltno batten aud Die @efGbrte
NIT Sonnenreiiern geIAniidt.
8eim Gintrefien Der onerifont.
iden Mannidlaften IN Der &uierne
fanoen iie Oieiel6e peinlifl rein; bic
Strobidde friid eeipaiden nno nit
neitem Strob gefitIlt.
9ie glmerifaner ipur0en bon Ser
9ebolferung freun0litb ernpf1ngen;
biele 9iirger erfldrten, oaB iie nad
Dem @intreffen Der 9lmeritaner er.
Ieidtert aufatmen. 9tuf Dem D1or-
i6e nod aoblen5 tpur0en Die ame-
rifoniiden Srllppe1 ourd 8urufe
Iebbaft beoriiBt. gor Der Sta0t bat-
te ii9 cine groBe Menidenmenge
eingefunoen, oariinter me6rer Itdoti-
i6e 8eatnte ltno mebrere 9ebrer nit
ibren S9iiIern.
Berlin, II. 8e5. gritii6e Srup.
pen iin0 unter ben &lGngen i6rer
&eginentsfapeaen III @ain5 einge-
5ogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Stra6ei,babi bit>Streik
I'M 1sartias City, 11io,

aonIoS 9th, 30, IL. Sea. -
Ole straBenbabn 9tngeiteIlten in
&anios 9Th ltirnnlten aeitert obeno
fir einen Streif, Der beltte rnorgen
4 ltbr beginnen foGlte. @runo Oafiir
iit sic o1geblide @eigetltng Der @e-
ieai6oft 2obnerbobuna oie Dor
fur5em bonn 9riegs 9(rbeitsdus,
i6uiie gebiIliet mar, Sen 2eiiten alt
getp1bren. 8os tpiiroe Ser 8. Gtra.
Benbo6nitreif unierer Staot binnen
15 0}onnten ieir. Gtua 300
N1Gnner uno $50 6rauen iinO bdei-
ligt. 9urd Den Streif ipiirOe aud
ole eleftriide geleu6tltng lobm ge-
legt iper6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
cpitcbcit ciiten 2ie1er fir
Sen 11tcrS eincs 111eiken

@reen gfiber, g8Do., II. Seq. -
Soc @oooion, Elm g1eger, pltroe 6eu-
te bon einem 0lob bon 500 &erionen
bier geb6ngt, neil er einen g[ngeitea-
ten Ser LINTON 8acific eri6oiien itno
einen on0ern bertpunoet botte.
@oooicn, Elm 9ortier oitf Ser Sta-
tion, ioa eine itngebiibrlide 8enler.
flung OH Die @drterin i'm &eItalrant
gerihtet bnben. CT inuroe binaus.
getporfeh fam nit etnen Gebolber
8uriid, f6of uno t6tete 9(l6ert g2iI.
Ter, beripunoete einen onOern, fpur0e
arretiert in's @efdngnis ge6rn6t
BON einem giob aus Dem @eiGngniIIe
oeboIt ino nltfgebdnet.