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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-03
DIR BOYS aOVER THERE" EN-
10Y TOASTED CIGARETTES.

Through the patriotism of the citi-
zens of this country thousands OF
smoke kits are being distributed to
American soldiersin France. Author
tiles agree that men in the trenches
need cigarettes almost as much as
food and munitions.
Doctors, nurses, and commanding
officers all join in the demand which
has awakened in this country great
movement to keep our boys supplied
with smokes.
Millions of the famous LUCKY
STRIKE Cigarettes are going over"
all the time. There's something
about the idea of the toasted ciga-
rette that appeals to the men who
spend their time in cold, wet trenches
and billets.
Then, too, the real Kentucky Burley
tobacco of the LUCKY STRIKE ciga-
rette gives them the solid satisfaction
of pipe, with lot less trouble.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-03
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

vith LOCAL IMPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
fuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. It is COM
posed Of some of the best tonics known.
Combined with some Of the best. blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
fhe ingredients in Halls Catarrh Mcdi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, y.
All Druggists, 75c:
HALLS Family Pills for constipation.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-03

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some from
or other, says a well-known authority,
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked;
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, particularly backache
and misery in the kidney region; rheu-
matte twings, severe backaches, acid
stomach, constipation, torpid liver,
sleeplessness, bladder and urinary IT.
ritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren t acting right, or if blad-
der bothers you, get about four ounces
Of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-03

surprise awaiting them, because after
just one application the gray hair van.
ishes and your locks become luxuri-
antly dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth, gray-hair-
ed, unattractive folks aren't wanted
around, so get busy with the Sage and
Sulphur tonight and you IL be amazed
at your youthful appearance and the
real beauty and healthy condition of
your hair within a few days. Inquiry
at drug stores here shows that they all
sell lots of "Wyeth g Sage and Sui
phur" and the folks using it are en-
thusiastic. This preparation is de-
lightful toilet requisite. It is not in
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
vention Of disease.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-03
bothers you

water before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon uice, com
bined with ithiaj, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
news and stimulate them to normal
activity; also to neutralize the acids
in the urine so it no longer irrates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent ithia-
water drink which millions Of men and
women take now and then to keep
the kidneys and urinary organs clean,
thus avoiding serious kidney disease.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
Japan erb6lt BON
Gbina HoitseIiiclten

G6nngbai, China, 81. Smti.-9ie
gg9ortb China glep8" meIoet ooB
3tpiiden Der dineIii6en un0 ioponi-
i6en 9tegierltng cine Gerein6artng
getroffen tpltr0e, nod melder bic
dineitlde 3egierung Die 2lusbelttrlng
Ser @iienloger bon 6ene Suan 5ban
in 9[ngriff nebmen 1m0 Stubl bon
oen @bineien nno ben eeSaponern 9e.
meinIom bergeiteIlt meroen iou. 8ie
berIoutet, nil SSopan 8u Dem 8pef
20,000,000 gen 5ur @erfiiglng itel-
len.
Sos be0eittet, mie bebouptet miro,
SAB Die 9yoponer 6ie fait boI(itdn0ige
Gontrolle ii6er Die giienInger erbol-
ten ner0en. @egenlpGrtig miro nod
ii6er Die s5rage, Oh iih Die 5aponer
ieI6it BEL Der glu8belttung beteiligen
iollen, berbanoeIt. 9ie ltnter3cih.
nung Der @erein6orltng Itebt inoei-
len nod aus.
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Mnmaniens lFinanarefOrm.

glniteronn, 81. Sltni der ri.
mGniihe 6inan8nitiiter SculeScu
erflGrte in einen SSnterbieip, 6os er
Dem gufareiter @ertreter ser Ser.
liner n8oiiiiden 3eititn8 semdbrte,
uno in Dem er iib iiber Die idpie.
rige finon5ieIle Gage 6es 2anoes
ausiprod), Dob Die Rlm1niihe gta-
tionnl ganf ben6iidtige, cine 9(n-
Ieibe at giinitigeren geOinglngen
oenn ietncIs 5ubor ouf3uuebmen
Cine ausgeoe5nte oraitiife Geform
Der rundniiden 5innn8en iei ge.
plant, Die einifneiocnoe WlaBrege(n
NIT iif bringen fperoe.
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kcmfitcittarc iiber
1smeblmait1ts HcSe
NeieIbe pirO bieIieitig als MinimnI.
SrieOensprosramm be5eifnet;
S1tnfer mikseitimmt,

amiter6onL 27. Slni.-9ie aoI.
nii6e 8olfs5eiting i9reibt; +; y o9euti6-
lanos Wlintmnlprogramm fir 5rie-
bensberotltngen n1tr6e bon Dem @ai-
niiter oeS gleuBeren b. 2iibImon
in ieiner 9feidstagsre6e entipifeIt.
Ser Minilter foroerte ni6ts, oas
iiber 0eltti6lonos tpeientlihe Be-
0iirfniiie binausgebt ooer fpoourd
peientIide SSiltereiien Der Gntente-
mGdte beorobt meroen."
Die 8erIiner 08ernanio" lit ser
glnit6t, 0oB ourd 0ieie 9feOe Den
Grie0ensberbonolungen elm meiteg
5elo geoffnet iporoen 1T uno iogt,
oaB ite begierig auf Die antnort Der
entente 4lliierten nartet.
08iele SGbe oieier &eoe," I6rei6t
Der io3inliitiibe n8orlpGrts" ,lnogen
ais laugere ooer tiir5ere 59ritte
borlpdrts auf Dem 8ege 5ur Ser,
i6bntrng be3ei6net tperoen, unO lie
tommen ben 3ieIenb bic bon ben 90.
5ialoemofraten oIS 9ere9t be5ei6.
net tueroen iebr nabe. Ole 8ei-
tltna erflart, 6aB Die Qtnerfennlng
0es gegentpdrtigen Serritoriums
9eutidlonos un6 oeiien gerbiinoe-
ten cine einIeudteroe 6rieoensbeoin-
gllng lei, nabreno srei6eit Ser W9ee.
re uno Oes Sonoels bon b6diter
8idtigteit itn6. 9eutidIono nl6
ieine Golonien pieoer sllriiderbalten.
9ie ygoiiiide 3eitltng" iagt, Die
Geoe aiibImanns beIt1tigt Die SSoee,
oaB cine geritdn6igrng 6es MiniIter8
nit @roBbritonnien n6tig
iei un0 it'd 0ieies ou9 Der 0tibe
berlobnen piiroe.
Ser n2ofalan3eiger" i1rei6t: Ser
geItrige Sag mar berloren."
Die gareu38eitltng" meint, es nd.
re beiier gepeien tpenn Ser 9lus-
lon0mintiter b. aiiblntonn betreffs
Der ge5tebungen 5u ben fein6[iden
Sdnoern ln0 Die M6gIihfeiten zines
5rie0en8 geidmiegen bGtte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
SolSafelt tpctSell
Itimincn Siirfcn

ggaIbington 26. SUM- ni.-@ouber.
neur gteoiIle erbieIt geItern bonn
4ricgsiefretdr gnfer im6 Winrine.
iefretdr 3otieI8 bic 8eriiderung,
Dab Die Goloaten urt6 6eeIeitte bel
Der n16iten gtobentbermabI tper6en
pGbIen oiirfen. 9a8 sttnnen miro
erIaubt Iein iniofern e8 nidt nit
ben miIitdriifen 0perotionen oOer
Der gtus6iI6ung in 4onfIift 9erdt.
9ieie @ntideioung itoBt eine fri.
bere Gntidei6ung 0es ariegsonlte5
I'M. $4,000 9ebrasfoer mer0en
inter 0em 5taots Solootenitimm.
BEL Der nGhIten 8abt
Itanmen Diirfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
Sic GrfI> uuns bts
SeQt}% @tD0l,es
Die an,erikanii@ei, Gruppcn seieen Sem SeinSe,
aMs ,ueldcm Polse tic eenae6t iinS; fmr9tz
bare 6eI1o6wirkune Scr drtillerie
ytaliener rdnmen anf Sem piapess6la4tfels auf

be beiddftigt. 3as sar,8e 8eItufer
0es 9tube lit iebt bonn 5ein6e ee.
idllbert. 9luf Dem iii0liden itaIie.
nii6en GrieeStbeater berridt belte
&ompfpaule, n1breno on Der @e.
birgsfront ein idtperer @ei6iibfampf
tobt unO rege Sliegertdtigfeit ait
oer5eitbnen lit. 9os itaii9iihe
Grte9santt meloet, bnB aae @eihiit-
Sc, bic 5l 8eginn Der oiterreidiihen
0ffenIibe berIoren gin9en pieOer er.
lon9t pur6en.
EentI6er gerift
Berlin, iiber 2on6on, 27. SUM. -
Sffi3ieIl lpuroe 9eItern gtben0 9e.
mrIoet: 0SaoIi6 0es Gcarpe sStif.
ies griffen Die 8riteil geitern in pei-
ter 5ront nobe 5endp uno 9etbille
8itoiie on. sic ipur0en oltrh @e.
genangriffe 3uriifgetrieben. SSn
Decentralization brohen 6eren gGns
griffe unter uniereu Seuer 3uion.
men. @egen Gbpno belebte Itd) Die
3Gtigfeit Der g(rtiIlerie ouf faIt Der
gan3en 5ront apiiden 2lrros uno
hilbert iopie 3u beioen Geiten Der
Sonune. Ser 2lrtilleriefonpf bieit
ndbreno Der gonaen Nodt an. Der
5einO 0rnng mebrere Scale NIT itor.
fen g(ufflGrungspotroltiIlen Dor,
puroe ieoo6 3uriidgeidlagen uno
lieB @efangene in ltnIeren &dn6en.
Ceitcrreidiider geridjt
8ien iiber 2onoon q. SUM. =
Gos ariegsan1t neI6ete geitern
Q6en0: ygln ben 5ronten DeitIidb
Der 2t0ige (Gtid) fam es n6bren0
Der Iesten paar Gage at Iebboften
@efedten. g[n Der 8ugnq mieien
mir lt1rfe feinolide 8orItoBe, mel.
den ein beftiges @eidiitfeiter bor.
au8giua, ob, ben glngreifern idlpe.
re 8erluIte beibringeno. gtuf Der
gtiiaqo Sohftdde uno 8lpiitben Der
@rento uno Giabe mar es geitern
rubiger.
Ser erbitterte aoulpf am "a. Su.
nj enoete fir Die Staliener nit einen
ooaitdn0i9en 5ebIidIoa. Gteies oilt
beion6ers in Der aanpf3one attf 2(io-
lone un6 Monte &ertia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
9rti gerfonen tot anfaefnnbsn

aeansburg, q. s.. 27. SUM. Gbos
6. gonnift Sefretdr oes gerfebrs-
biiros Der Sem gorf Central gabn,
ieine betngte Wilttter inO 6eren g1id.
te, SRI. Rarb gorrett bon goIifor.
mia, mur6en in ibrem Sonmerbeim
an @osbergiftiing tot ouigefunOen.
Cine s5rau, Die mad Der @obnrng
geinn6t ipuroe, nls Gnnniff fir SDei
Goge ui6t i'm giiro eridien, fnn6
Die 8obnng berihIoiien. Sie er.
brad Die Slr uno frino bic sni1ijen
tot Dor. aer8te eriidrten oaB iie
bereits 8pei Iage lang tot iunren.
2lus einem 2eit1ingsrobr 6es @as.
oiens tpos Gas enaitroRt. :. ...a..us
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
Jnflucnsa>G
an SciltIt,er Sront

2onoon, 81. sini. @emdB ge-
ri6ten, Die Gier ron Der boaGnoi-
iden @ren8e eiEfrofen, berridt an
Ger aanaen 6eiitifen Sront cine
SSnfIuen5a,@pioeni uuo Der I'm.
fang oerieIben ioa ongeblid oie
8orbereit1tngen fir oie 0ffeniibe
bebinoern. Spe5ioIboipitdler iinb
binter Ser 5rort mtfgeIteIt por0en,
6ie iiH MIR nit oieier @rfranfitng
beidditigen, melha bon Der nenen
ipduiiden gtrt IT, Die fitraIid in
Berlin mo in an6eren 0eitti6en
StGoten ouftrat, 1no man nimntt
on ooB iie bon 1trlnubern nn6 ben
Sdiibengrdber terI6leppt tDur6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
Oetttie9itttertit6t I'M
Cincinnati abeeiel1afft

Cincinnati 27. SUM. = Ser
6hulrnt bot In 0ffentIider 6ibltng
beitGtigt, mas er am Sor1staq i'm
Rlenun beidloiicn bat. 0a8 ihIieBt
Die @lttbeiBung Der 2ebrer.grnen.
mlng8[iIte oes G6uliuberinten6en,
ten Or Gon6oa tin, in iuelher Der
oelttide llnterr'ht in ben @lemen.
tdridulen gu @robe geLeitet miro.
% oelttihe 2ebrer 4no 2ebrerinnen,
Die nidt I'M @elib zines enaIifden
Sebr3eugniiies noren, baben Sen
Dblduen Brief" erbalten uno cine
aletd qroBe 3ohI miro I'M engIiiden
Gepartement, I'M Dhtltfunterriht
ooer in on6ern 66hern 8ertpen0ung
finoen. Bis gum Gintritt uniere8
2onoes in ben arieg ltnterridteten
im oeutiden 3eportement $50 2eh.
rer. 9oun fan Der &rieg, Die ain.
Der 0eiertierten boltfenlpeiie bonn
oelltihen l1nterrift uno uGs 6osI
nun sur 9ieige neben6e Shulia6r
beaann mar Die 3obG oermnBen 8ll-
iomnenaeidmolaen, oaB MIR nod
fir SO 0eutide 2ebrer 8ermenoimq
oorban6en NOR. 9[5geieben BON ettua
8ipolf GntIaiiunGcn pur0en olle i'm
0eportement unterge.
6raft. gIun lit auh oos Iebte
6duflein beri6mimoen ltno Der itolse
gau, 8i Dem pcr 70 s5abren bier |
Der @rnnOiteir gelegt pilr6e, lit 8u.
ionlnenaebrohca.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27

12 435 s02 81 GIG 349 44S 4SS|
656 GIT 504 554 453 661 228
| 293 III 149 1916 500 APO 500
490 368 584 914 $50 1917 1880
6S3 1t2 51O S12 $3.50 948 S2S 423I
6S7 9 947 1175 768.
5SS 1897 PAT 202 95 91S 962'
4t2 sci 100 972 n 46 tt3SI
309 1114 PSF 75S 263 243 227l
| s 107 1909 7I9 sos 392 93 760I
Cos Gil 426 904 791 80 402E
628 84t 100 18t 1127123 63tl
1191 1856 347 739 800 900 629E
1011 451 11S0 431 204 500 96Sl
|871 587 100 6t5 1874 $50 10501
781 81 t48 260 SIT 773 265I
1888 156 970 107 67 1926 1861
$50 FOG 1888 sos S1t 770 2S9l
1859 40 9t3 ts2 38 564 S82 332E
100 795 624 693 COS
1860 SAT 252 633 903 754 351I
1921 62t $50 959 517 S68 294E
$50 654 804 7 27 474 620 929I
.54t 231 1867 9t6 665 GAO 103St
1886 415 168 1924 576 726 s9fE
702 1915 25S 1853 233 556 26gE
853 179 / SO ITO 92O lilo dE
856 1862 1910 3t2 381 456 406E
2t9 "a 597 9f7 ia 1t9 500 109eg
165 763 602 71O 6t0 237 All 3BeH
1908 4t6 500 1864 572 436 944S
II S67 POS 662 671 IT'S 679 S96E
764 79S $50 1886 612 10 459 23Gk
99S 1868 1896 494.
318 1046 185 1862 96 562 66eE
842 1913 69S $50 439 722 t1S6H
635 339 800 900 922 SO sos 431E
506 81 1876 4S7 735 364 1lS4E
SO 1066 68 534 741 SCI S84 104fA
949 298 7S4 1923 So 755 1875 415E
975 592 686 ZIG 926 42S S3S 32s Z
1905 172 t6t 356 1108 s3 56e
1897 905 387 472 T56 623 31s L
1916 "A ITS 47S 1t6 1866 5f1I
1873 80 343 497 653 696 164 S9SE
983 1914 997 733 872 1914 97s
292 181 422 1856 1861 114S 49, 4
667 536 140 235 222.
ACT 1899 1885 1913 1142 1t7tE
217 1927 81 495 1918 7S2 zoos
1857 844 533 455 1877 103 70 77f
oil 485 Is 113t 1893 1884 go Il
1106 1t39 943 945 500 14t q
ITO 2t1 748 1904 772 967 73t
729 805 794 539 400 1O4 65t re
912 1887 932 542 986 157 81 67S
800 $40 1913 627 TAG 1868 1O8S L
96 272 989 1144 837 976 124 84f
524 934 400 780 314 593 25t
1904 1919 50 43 142 SAG tf4f
538 391 106 800 1920 374 t06s
800 248 t34 765 1908 358 $40
so 715 532 500 508 2O1 95s
l27 10t 744 11t3 475 159 38( &
l3t 1177 483 965 700 17O 81
582 la 20 749 $50 473 832 So l.
573 6t4 250 888 500 % 487 67s
1885 1868 GAG 670 585 2i4 65e h
l57 21 AGO 1870 866 1068.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
BMlearicIt blcibt
bel lciner pclitik

glmIteroam. q. Syluri.-8er nena
Miniiterprdlioent @orlinolp ertldrte
in Sofio, Die buIgariiae ausmdrti-
ge 8olitit Diiroe feline @erGuoerltng
erfabren. CT re6ne ouf Die Inter.
Itiitung aIler @nrteien Die I'M Gdbt-
net bertreten ieien, iino BOB iie i'm
SS5ntereiie 0es 9nnoes be3iigIi6 mid,
tiger nationnler 5rdgen itnnobait
iein piiroen Gns Snubtaugenmerf
ieiner 8oIitif nir0e 0ie GiferItel.
lung Der Gundbritng Der 8ebolfe,
rlmg unO oes Seereg iein mo 6ie
araitiguug oes golfSDertraueng in
9AlgarieHs 9ltapit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
glannel ON 1riidlten in gInsiidlt.

Gbicogo, Il SUM -9luf Der
hieiigen Gonbentinn Der 9lmericnn
2liiociotion Of 9aurierpmen muroe
mnrncn6 oorn,tf oufmerfiom &C.
mnft 0nB 6ieie3 2ano einem Mun-
gel on 9lepfeIi &iriden uu6 9eeren
entgegengebt. gieS iei oarauf 8uriif.
8ifiibren, 6aB Die 5nrner ibre auf-
merfinntfeit oem @etreiOe 3uipen'
ben un6 Die QFeae Der 0bitbdume
grandchildren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
Sine 9GGiun 9ire fir itaIieniide
S0IOatenfamilien

Honi u. SUM. = Cine 02ifIipl
Sire alr llnteritiiellng be0iirftiQe.
ttaiienii6er 5oIoatenfantilien, oerel
MANNER an 0em fiir3Iiden Giea
ilber Die 9elterreider teiInablneft
Dilroen BON amerifoniIdDen gaotef
4ren5 Dem itaIteniihen Noten areu
libergeben 9ie lteberga6e erfoIdt'
onr6 0lajor Robert 8erfins Dor iet
ner abreiie nod 9lmerifa.
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Die ScbiffsDetlmite
Snrb 1tsBcctc i'm 11tai

@ai6ington, 27. Suni. = @emdB
elmer Sd1tung be8 Rorineanttes be.
trug Ser SAiffsberIuIt Der 9uliierten
un0 Re1ttroIen in 6en erIten % ga.
gen 6es Wtot 233,639 grltttoton.
men. Senator gefbont bon Sen.
ttfp mohte oieie 9[nfiinoiguug ge-
Itern i'm Senat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
Bntt BON tbeiterett
AaIerllcIt A1t0cot0net

@aibinqton 27. SUM. @orine-
iefretGr Daniels fiinoigte an, boB
aaiqrnen 8ur glufnabme bon peiteren
10000 W1ann IN Sen Greet Safes
0torine.ltebunegIagern 10000 tnebr
3u georfoGf nno 10000 n1ebr 81
0enport, 81. S. erri6tet peroen
uiir6en. Sic lit Dem Greot Safes
0iltrift oor3unebmenben 8er6eiie-
rllngen fDer0en NIT einert Goftenaiif-
man0 bon $4000,000 borqenoHtnen
ner0ert.
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Hmcblntaitll tuiH
ait9cblidb reit0niercn

8nieI, 26. GSrtti-Sier aus Ser
I'm eingetrofienen @eriidten 81.
foIge 6eobiiftigt Ger MiniItcr oes
9leltBeren bon GitbGmnnn gu rciig.
nieren.
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mllIcn 0tatillicrt
Sem Oencral Oia;

@aibington 81. SUM. - grdit
Dent @iIion ion0te qeitcru cine
aobeIoepeihe on @eu. Gia5, ben
Somnanoeur Der itnIieniiden g(r.
mee, in melher er ibm 5l Dem Siege
ii6er Die Seiterreiher erotliIiert un6
ingt, OoB Qlmerifo fiible, oaB Elm
itarfer SdIng niht nur fiir sStaIieu,
ion6ern fir Die 98eIt ousgefitbrt
luitr0e.
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paris BON Scitticben
Slieecrit beinociMe6t

goris, 27. sltni. Geuti6e
0urbbrnden Die 2tbmebr-
borfebritngen bon Botis on geitt-
pob gsodt nno mebrere 8ornben
obgeporfet tpoourh 03ate-
rtoliAa6en onaeridtet ipur6e, 70 be.
id9t cine beitte friib oitsgegebene
offi3iele Qtntiln0igtng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-27
@eOraia fit glatipnaIsrp6ititipn.

NtIonta, Ga. 27. Sylili.-9t.
2egisIntur bon @eorgia bat eeIterr
Oos glm0esmncn0ment iiber SEA.
STANDARDIZATION rntifioiert, turi
radoem es ieine Situng er6ffne
bottle. @eoreia 1T Der 12te Stoaf
Der Oie @atioraIprobibition ratifi,
5ierte.
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srH6e GruteansFdtem in gaosrn

aopenDageu, 27. Sum-. 0il
@rntealtsitften in @abern fin6 ou
BeroroentIid tribe; ong bapertfd,
@ferbmtniniiterilnn berettet Die 8e'
boIferltng nltf iuettere 2ei0en Dor.
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WettcrbcriGt.

SIR Omaha ino uneegen6 =
BabriteinIth @erpitter bente gaof
mittag o0er glbeno; 6reiiag teiIiDeiil
6eip0Itt, etpos tiibIer beute Mbaa6
. Hag gtySsta .lso S0po, .1os
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9aniider aampfer anfaeIanfen

Nus einer1 nflanfiihen 0nfefi, y.
syrni. - Der o1niitbe Ganipfer life.
ser nit Gnffef belaoen it, itrnn6ete
in ihfperem Seegnng an Ser aiiite
in Der gtd6e Oieies Sofens. Sotpeit
fcItgeiteat peroen tonnte, lit bag
Gfiff fider. Die Mannid)nFt iuuroe
pon Der Qiiitenluahe aeInnbet.
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Grfnrii0nsraten fiir 6en eommer

@oibington 81. s,nni.-g2is0ri.
gere Grflriionsrnten uab CONNER.
aiirorten ner6en bol0 bon Der
@iienbnbnberualtling feitgeiett ner.
ben Gle ioIlen BON 10 bis 20 Bro
5ent nieOriger iein ais Die eaDoBnIi.
6en 1ohrttoiten, sz
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Sans 5talisn Wirb 4. Snli feisrn.

Ron, 27 3ult Der fommerl0e
A. s5lIi, Der su einem itaIieniideE
Rationolfeiertog er6oben miro, ioa
i'm gan5en 2nn5p geieiert mer0en.
Stdofe unO 9osfer DerOen nit
amerifaniifen un0 itaIienii6en
sSln9gen Oeforiert iein. g(n 6em
Gage Miro Der Gr1iiOent Der Ser.
einiaten Gtnoten gum giirger Der
Sto0t 5IorenS eemaht mer0en.
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9eruft eud BEL euren enIaiien
a,d oieie aeihtna.
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@on ber itaIieniidlen 1rOnt.

aon6on, 81. SUM. -Gie Stale.
ner lin0 INNER nod NIT Der 9lai.
T0sHnsuS oes g8Iaesieloss pm gIa.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (So ss4). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER s. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 8. BURLEsoN. POSTMASTER GENERAL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
DEVISE SYSTEM
FOR RETAILERS
plan Now Under Consideration for
Curtailment OF Grocery De-
liverieS in the City.
TO HAVE A UNION STATION
state Ofticial Comes Next Tuesday
TO Explain Arrangement That
Is Successful Elsewhere.

Cooperative delivery may be put
in force e - =, 80. '-.H ax y1l "
GERS ~ - ~ : = - : rs -
dong oIsi'. ~. 80, f,~o~o4 -,
ms = ~ - 90 -. -. 81 - "
committee, IN l.sIG - eol-
ferred WIN go ..'s 80 80 81
nuai cohN e'i--oa % = go t $500 ..
Peoria ing On. -, &c 10. go
vii ar 80 80, - axn4ai =,
Iuesuos ~. ,,-.-N.-rl- = 80,
ire SYSTEM MAJ Sf SAAAiit, a L-ASC~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
DELEGATES TO
MEET TONIGHT
Committee Appointed From Foreign
Population to Convene for
Fourth Celebration.

A committee of five appointed to
represent each nationality of the
foreign born population Of this city
Will meet at s O'Clock this evening
at the Rock Island club with Will
liam l.. Franks, director general of
the Fourth OF July celebration.
Representatives selected on this
their respective nationalities. The
meeting is called so that each dele
gate can urgently impress upon his
country fellowmen that they are
requested to manifest their loyalty
to their foster mother. Each COM
mitteeman will appoint committee
to assist him.
MIR. Franks has received many &C
ceptances to the invitations extend
ed patriotic, civic and fraternal or
CARNATIONS to participate in the pa
rade. Included in these many re-
sponses was the promise of at least
500 Patriotic league girls and 500
men of the Arsenal Workers club.
Paul Preston, chairman of the
committee for the community sing
at the Long View park in the after
noon is planning on having one Of
the largest sings ever held here
The Mems Singing society has
promised to assist in the singing
Other organizations are also re-
spending to the call.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
ROCK ISLANDER TO
HELP LICK KAISER

Perry j, Mcdonnell. son of Mrs.
William J. H Kerr. 1043 Fifteenth
street, this city. left last evening tor
Jefferson Barracks, St Louis. Mo
He enlisted in the coast artillery
at the recruiting station in Daven-
port several days ago
Mr. Mcdonnell is past draft age.
He is now Sc years old. and has
had charge of the repair depart
ment Of the Rock Island Plow COM
pany for 3 years
The pillow company has made q
practice in the past of presenting
$500 to those of its employees who
have enlisted. The money has been
sent after arrival at camp.
Harry Silverstein. who was vol
UNFAIRLY indicted by the local ex-
emption board, left last night for
Camp kearney, San Diego. Cal He
viii be taken into the medical corps
at that place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14
sEIDLITZ LOSES;
TO PAY JUDGMENT
SUIT OVER $1,000

i verdict was given in circuit
court yesterday afternoon award
ing $1,102.50 10 the plaintiff in the
case Of W z. Whiteside for the
use OF J. H Mueller & Son VS..
Otto c. SeidIitz.
The action was brought to re-
cover $500 for property alleged
TO have been sold and delivered at
the behest Of Seidlitz. The firm
OF Dietz, Sinnett & Whiteside ap-
peared for the plaintiff The de-
fendant was represented by
Schrirer & Schriver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

ual elaborate plans are going for
ward. The company will be taken
for street car ride about the city
and Will then so to the park. There
will be usual games and contests
and picnic dinner and afternoon
lunch.
Those attending the picnic are
TO meet at the settlement at 9:15.
and dinner Will be served at II
noon. and cars will leave the park
at o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-14

cago Monday on a tour of down
state cities, which will include
Rock Island and Moline He will
speak in Cambridge. Geneseo and
Moline during the day Thursday
and an evening meeting will be
arranged for in Rock Island.