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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

privates, and to all individuals who
are interested in shooting.
DIR. FRANK CRANES OPINION OF AS
TRoLOGY, Astrological Research society.
sl.OO.
PICTURES BURNED INTO MY MEM
DRY, by Charles w. Whitehair, The Saal-
field Publishing Co, IS cents.
The author has seen destruction,
suffering death-but, more wonder
full, he has seen the love and sacrifice
for fellowman as is demonstrated only
in the trenches and in this little VOL
ume he brings this message home to
America in that forceful and master
full style all his own.
THE ABOLITION INHERITANCE. BY Har-
Ian Eugene Read. Thu Macmillan CONF
pany. $3.50.
In part I. Mr.. Reed states his prop
osition that inheritance of wealth is
unjust to the disinherited, to the pub
lie welfare and morally wrong. In
part he examines the privileges of
inheritance in detail; in Part III in
herltance is looked at from the stand
point of economic results; in Part
~ he turns his attention to certain
basic social problems involved in the
question of inherited wealth; Paris
V and VI are given over to all the
arguments usually presented in de-
tense OF the present system and in
Part VIII he pictures the results to
mankind that are certain to follow
the abolition of inheritance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
CONSERVE man
POWER, CUTTING
OFF ACCIDENTS
Officers Of Railroads, Mines,
and Great Industrial Plants
to Discuss Problem
at Meeting.
BY Associated Press.

St. Louis, Mo. Sept. l4,--Conserva-
ton of man power by greater prccau-
tions against accidents III Americas
big war industrial plants will be one
of the outstanding objects of the sew
enth annual Safety Congress OF the
National Safety Council, which opens
here tomorrow.
Officers of railroads, supcrintend-
ents of large steel mills, factories and
mines and representatives OF en-
ployes' associations from various parts
of the country began arriving tonight
for the tive-day session, at which
nearly 200 speakers will outline plans
for concentrated drive against acct
dents during the next year .
President Wilson will deliver briet
address by telephone, while the dele
gates are assembled for the annual
dinner Wednesday night. The presi-
dents message will emphasize the
pressing need for conservation OF man
power and will commend the work
being done by the council.
Lane to Speak.
Franklin X. Lane, secretary OF the
interior, at the Monday session will
speak on Safety as an Asset in Win
ming the War;" and will be followed
by Charles NJ. Schwab of the Enter
gency Fleet corporation, who will
take as his subject. Demonstration
of Industry"
The annual address of David Van
Setback. president of the National
Safety council, will deal largely with
the progress made in the last fiscal
year. Reports of officers then will be
submitted and directors elected.
/ A series of sectional and general
round table meetings will open Tues
day and continue until final adjourn
ment. At these meetings new ideas
for lessening the risks OF employees
in various lines of work will be sub
mitted to committees for considera-
ton and recommendations.
Safety Experiments.
Special attention will be given to
the report on Wednesday of Julien H.
Harvey, director of the six months
experimental public safety campaign
at Rochester N. Y. A careful analy-
sis of the experiment, the first of its
kind ever made. will be submitted and
the congress will take action on
recommendation for similar cam
paigns against accidents in the large
cities of the country.
A symposium on a co-ordinated
plan for national employment will
form a part of Thursdays program,
and on Friday there will be a round
table for government employees. with
Lewis T. Bryant. commissioner of
labor of New Jersey, one of the prin-
cipal speakers.
"One of the most interesting report
to be presented will be that of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

committee having in charge the pro-
motion of safety education i'll tech
meal schools and colleges" said W.
II. Cameron, general manager of the
council. Important conferences
with leading educators in the east and
middle west indicate the early estab-
lishment, as a permanent part of the
curriculum in number OF colleges,
of a series of lectures and the neces-
sary laboratory work to train young
engineers as specialists in the newest
of the professions"
Special Meetings.
Special meetings will be held in
parks and at public Fairgrounds dur
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Terse Facts About
Conant Hotel, Just
Opened for Bushes.

Total cost ..............$l,200,00 C
1t is the largest building in Omaha
standing on leased ground.
1t was built in record time. Ground
was broken June |, 1917 and the roof
was on in November.
Ground on which it stands was
bought in 1915 by the Union invest
ment company First National bank
interests) with the intention of build
ing there. When the Board of Trade
building burned the First National
bank found it possible to get that
lot, which it preferred.
George Joslyn then bought the
ground on which the Conant now
stands for 100000 He leased it to
the Harry A. Wolf interests which
erected the hotel.
Among the furnishings are 5000
square yards of carpet, costing
$4,000; 1,500 sheets, $500 pillowslips,
5000 towels; 500 bedspreads, 500
blankets.
The capacity of the hotel may be
doubled by razing the building just
west of it, which has 66-foot 'front.'
age on Harvey street. An option for
lease on this property is already
held by the owners of the hotel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

ing the convention for the purpose Of
teaching children proper precautions
against accidents. Films depicting
accidents and showing how they can
be prevented and safety" addresses
on phonograph records will form a
part of the campaign.
Mr.. Cameron's annual membership
report sets forth these figures:
Gain in membership Tor s.,e fiscal
year ending July 81. 1918. 80. 306
Present membership ......,..a3,606
Uncluding 10000 representatives aad
100000 employes.)
: Income, $4,000; surplus. $4,000;
no debts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Central Taxi Company to
Serve Guests of COnant Hotel

The taxi service at the Conant will
, be that of the Central Taxi company
of which Hynie Borsky is president.
Mr.. Borsly has inaugurated very
high standard of taxicab efficiency and
service during the years that he has
operated his service from the Paxton
hotel as his central location. The ad'
dition of the Conant will give him an
other splendid location in the very
heart of the city.
Safety first is one of the notices of
this company. In rainy or slippery
weather the chains 60 on the taxi
wheels according to orders to take no
chances.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

Meyer Steelform construction was
used in building the Conant hotel.
This construction, designed and in
stalled by the Concrete Engineering
company of Omaha, has come into
wise use as the most economical and
satisfactory finished construction, for
freproof floors in buildings both large
and small, not only in Omaha, but
throughout the country.
In Omaha, representative structures
in which this system of concrete floor
construction has been used, are the
Omaha Grain exchange, Blackstone
apartments, Athletic club, Lee-Coit-
ANDERSEN warehouse, Castle hotel,
Securities building, Conant hotel, and
numerous apartments, garages,
schools, etc.
More Economical.
The economy of this system of
concrete floor construction, is based
upon the principle embodied in the
wood joist floor, namely, that the
joist floor. either of wood or con-
crete, is the most economical con-
styuction, in that it requires less ma
terial to carry the given load. But,
in the concrete joist floor, the cost of
the form work into which the soft
concrete is poured, increases the total
cost of the floor, so that the economy
of materials required, is not so ap-
parent. 1t is in this item of form
work that Meyer Removable Steel
forms effect their greatest economy.
Since approximately one-third of
the cost of concrete work is repre-
sented by the wooden form work in
to which the soft concrete is poured,
and but little salvage is obtained from
this form work after several times
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

the form work is effected by the use
of the heavy gauge Meyer Steelforms,
which are removed and reused in sue
ceeding floors and in different build
ings. on a rental basis. In other
words, the economy of Meyer Steel
form construction lies, first in the
economy of material required, and,
second, in the reduced cost Of the
form work.
Excellent Service.
Its popularity is due to these two
features, and the genuine service
which the Concrete Engineering COM
pany renders, in preparing complete
structural designs for all types of
concrete structures, furnishing and
installing reinforcing steel, Meyer
Steelforms, metal lath, etc.
This company was organized little
over five years ago, and today it is
designing and installing its fire.
proofing system and materials in by
far the greater portion of the build
ings of this character in this part of
the country. With its large ware
house and fabrcating shop at Elev-
enth and Nicholas streets, in Omaha,
it is in very secure position to live
up to its slogan Maximum Engineer
ing Service" District offices have
been in active operation at Chicago
and Kansas City, for two years, and
with stocks of materials and large
equipment of Meyer Steelforms in
their warehouses at Omaha, Chicago
and Kansas City, genuine service is
easily rendered. Its metal lath or
ganization, furnishing and erecting
metal Turing of all kinds, has kept
pace with the growth of the other
departments. and is one of the largest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Pershing Wants Alsace Free.

Geneva. Switzerland, Sept. a.
General Pershing, in reply to a con-
gratulatory address from Alsace-Lor-
rainers residing in Switzerland, con-
corning the American advance, ex-
pressed his thanks and the hope that
the lost provinces eventually would
be restored to France.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
BRITISH sPINNERS STRIKE.

London, Sept. l4.-The spinners in
the Yorkshire and Lancashire cotton
mills quit work at noon today in ac-
cordance with the deSision reached
a week ago by the Amalgamated As
ISOLATION of Cotton Spinners to strike
for the abolition Of the rota system.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
3eritOruug Der aODlenitaot
Gems.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
October IS, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
9aris, IS. aft.
Is miro bon Is Wtonoten bis 2
Sabre boucru che oie 9obIeni6r
oerlna i'll Der @egcuo bon Sens mic.
6er moglif icin miro. g9ic cine In.
terillhnn9 8eiate. beih1oigten 0ic
Gelttiben Oie @ruben nit qr0btnlog.
lld)cr 8ritnoIidteit Wun Id1t.
Dab Die 6oroerlng nit5t Dor flint
>5obrcn ouf ibre normole 0obe miro
3urildgebrod)t mer0cn fonncn
Vtan fon0 Ole 0rilben boil 93oiier
un0 peun ouh id)on ale m0aIihcn
DinBrcgeIn 8etr0ffeu fpuroen. lln oic
9ctricbsnnIogen mieocr in Gr6urnq
81 bringen, 70 ifdbt man ood), ooB
IS 3pei Sabre ooucrn mir0, cbe oo@,
Wniicr ans ocn 0jrnbcn entlcrnt per,
ocn tann 0ie 8rubenanlo0en Iin0
initen1atiidl 3er1tort moroeu. ltno ole
3erit0rllng luuroe bis 3ur auBeritcn
Ql0qlldlfeit gctrieben.
Bel Gourrieres. norb0ItIidl BON
Gems hotten Die Qcutihen Die Cru.
ben Dor ibrem 2Ib3ig geiprenqt 9on
ocn 10000 @duicrn in Gems iono
man tein eln3iqe@ mcbr Dor - ote
Sta0t mar bcnt grobooen 9leid1gc
m0dt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
the eAc of Oct tber g..
2iQe nad) picrjdbrigcr ocuti0cr
Scrlualtung micocr frci.
Sic &dnmung bon NorO=Tranfrcid nuo Sclgicn
qebt jcbt tut idueOcren Selupo uorau,
Sitcuoe bcreits anfgegcbrn.
9ie gniabme pon ySions Nulort tit Berlin Sic Wiittel=
udhtc iebeu Nustdsolgteit ant mildrlidcn GrfOlg
en, eiuer Grfarnng Snrans uad Gine
Grtebnng Der Sidedeu?

Die alu@illbr non 9fnhrung5luittcln
aus gohnlen proteitlrt mer0cn ioIltc,
hattcn 3lt eincm ougenleInen Streif
gciiibrt. Der 3u elmer Hepoltc aus
Suuadieu orobe. Su ganS 8obmcn
iolI Stan0redt ertlort moroen iein
oeutide uno lngariihe lruppcn FOL
len Yraa, 4iIie1l, Biief lno labor be.
iebt boben.
Die Qepeid)en iagcn neiter, oic @e,
mc9ilnQ bobe iid nlh oli Wt0hren
ausge0ebnt: in Der @ouptItoot 0rilnn.
in Glnlilb mo m Sfooo. Dem Sit Der
groBen BeTd)ilbluerfe, in oeucn Ole
2Irbeit eiugeiteat moroen iein foil,
beibt cs, lei es 3u StraBcnfQmpfen
gefontmen.
1Su Den &oupdtraBel BON 9Sroq
iollen Otoid)inengemebre tno Sc.
id]iibe olligefahrcn icin. Die 9eo0l
feriing iolI lid inoeB nnIdcincno niht
einIhiIdltern laiien uno man nebmc
an, beiBt es, ooB sos 8oIf belpoffnct
lei. IS miro IoQnr berihtet, oa3
aud in 9}rog ieet aanlpie imqanqe
Icipu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18

Ias Qroblem p7r Characterization
cer 9tpeQurg" opss ber -eletneiie
pos 6eibt bic NeusQhnQ osr Diuge
un9sniiQenpsm Aoatati nit BEN
,4eaIhliten a5rpcr oDer cine Son
tott. erregte etne 3eii lang III TART
item UtaBe bic Boriiet Spirititens
melt. Sin Qr3l entoedte. paB CUR
,Yeit, oils er ieineu U}liitdtoienit in
elne.n Itarineipita. in UIariei,le abs
lrlDierte. e bort ein.n Grbeiter CAB,
Der bic }dbi9teit fatte, IeiAe 8e8ens
Itdn0e, in bercn J}dts er ii4 beiano,
ar Iid beron3u3l:aeu, @,dier uno
Yor3ellon, bic OUT GeItelien itonoen.
tnn3ten, nelu Ct an linen oorubets
9ina. 5s geniiate. bab er on sir:r
offenen ar;oen3 oorbe;ain8, onmit
biz borlH beiins;ja;u 8Ioss un0
4Dt5s!taniaUsu hegaGa'ieieu. Gr
brau@te. ais er ttaBi TIM Gttte log.
ieine 1duoe bot per 1obl2tif, aut
Der man ibm iein 5iien truhte. gu
napern. um oas 9an3e GtI9lrr -
bis 20 3entineier hod 3u bebeu
Ger Qr3t forid)is nun 0ieiem 49d
uomen nod, ung er snioedie, Dab
uoh anbere Uleniden. nidt etpa in
Der DunteIbeit, ME bic 5piritiiten,
f0noeru ba beIlem 1naesIidlt Ge-
qnitQnoe obne &ontatt oDer o6nc
oenuqenoen Sont1tt bcd6Qbtn ,}u
tsionoerem Wube nIbm er abr o,eIe
GrfhcinunQ b.im barubnten Uieo,um
Guilpia BaIasrino in Yarj5 m3ar
Iie3 qefdo5 Bel elmer Geance i'm
lpiritiitiIden 0erein G.ltR &sycec tn
oer aue 2aint- 3aequss aui PEN Fin
ten 1slusuisr. UaH fGsrts lEuiap,o
IN einen 1aal ber 3Upor foraiattid
unteriu6t norreu l0or uub rgr ogG
car njdt fir bic a6 4tsn beg 4ale
oums in1alii.yt n@5an 'enn'e. 3
l..fss 3am tritanmoI: in ic.Hem Sc
6.r bier mar. ~Is .eou 9.< ~H.os,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
Mittelmadte ieben Nusiidts=
loiiafeii ein.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
October 1S, 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
@oiel, 16. Oft.
SSreiherr bon 0urinn, Der otter.
rcidiIh.uuQoriIhc WiniIter oc8 2leu-
bern. erfIQrte fiir3Iih in Mien Dem
9lusihub fir ousmortige 9IngeIe9en.
heiten pon ser unqoriid)en 0elcgn-
tion, Die WtitteIm0dte bottcn einge,
iehcn, ooB iie oui cine militdriidc
Gntifei0ung SIT ihrcn GunIten nlht
mebr hoffen fonnten, uno Vulgariens
Griuhcn Inn ,Srieoen babe ihre iSrie-
0ena GoridIdge bod)itens beid)leu
nigt
n@enn ouh oie MitteImGhte
iogte ser QtiniItcr, yocr ncuen milf
tdriihcn 9ogen inter oicien llmitou
0cu gepad)ien pnrcn, nmB bod ouS
qciprohen mcrocn, oob mir nid)t
mrhr ouf eincu entid1eioenOen 0oi.
fen. Grfolq hoffcn fonuen, lpdhren1
ouT Ser ouocrcn Scitc unicre 8eqHcr
nid)t iiher Inn, Die D1od]t 3u hahon
una 3u 3ermaImen Ge9boIb 1T mci-
tercs NIutnergicben nuelos
tSreiherr nnn 8uriou ipradl Die 3ll.
pcriiht ou9, ooB Die 1iirfei ocm Rlun-
Sc trell bleibcn mer0e. Icsalcid)cn
9ab er Ole 0crIid1er1iug, oaB CeIter.
reid llngarn treu gum 1cutiheu
Rcid)c itche.
o8jr meroen, ioqte Ser WtiniItcr
I'm oie 0erhon0Iungen eintrcten, IN
cngcr 0erbiuoing nit unieren treutr
ocitIden &crbiIn0etcn m6 nit De-
5itrfcl. Die OIL Den Nhmodnnacn init
Dem 2unoc feIthQlt trot Der Shpie.
rjqfeiten, in Die oas Hu5ideiocn UuI
Qaricns lie qebrnd)t bot
sd rnod)te oorouf binipciien. 6nr
. it'd ol5 oieiclu engen ,3uiammcnhanr
Der Terbiluoetcn erqibt, oaB mir II
Den folnmen0cn Berbnuollluqen an
icre 5oItlIng tets in bogigent itcteq
Gmpcrnebmen nit bieieu 8erbilu0c
! ten reQcln per0en"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18

fulten Guide ousgeiibt. giniae @lot-
fer beiprehen ole gtote in ouBer't
iharfen, lmoe5ii9eIten @orten uth
fiigen hin5u, mad, Ser 8erotbuug, Die
Scr 8rQiioent nit oen aaiirtcu ge.
habt babe, iei ieinc Sprode iett erregt
genor0en
Cine Central Neips Gepeidlc mel.
SET ilber 2Initeroon nah 2onoon
BrQit0cnt 8iIionS 2tntnort ouf Die
3rpette oeutide }rieoens- Note babe in
Berlin einen nbohit ingiinitioen"
ginorud gemaht. 2Iuf Die Geroiicnt-
Iid,ltnq Der 9lntlport oes 8r0it0entcn
bin Iei in 9erliuer 0onffrciien uuo
oil Der Iftienborie cine Eonif cinqc-
trctcn. IS beiBt ferner, oie obcrltc
oclttife SeeresIeitl,nq meroe gegen
GllOe Der @ohe sur 9eratbunQ bon
MoBregeln Der DlobiIiiirling, ncr
Gon3entrirunq ocr 8oIfafrofr un0
ser @rtpeiterung oes oienltpflidlti9en
9Ilter5 III Berlin eirttreffen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
@ilions glntwort in Serlin
einQetroffen.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
October 18, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
0aiel, rs. Eft.
Qrdii0ent @ilions 4ntmort aui
0ie oeltifcn i5rie0ensporiflaQe traf
uH Mtttoq ont Iienstag in 4erlin
Elm, nnroe ober 6em BubIIfunl crit s
llhr aben0s befonnt gageben
2on0on. Is Oft
Die 6eutiheu 53ettungon ertlaren,
Die neue Note 0es 0rdii6antgu babe
ouf Die ourd feline erite ytote erDef.
ten SoffnuHgen Die 0irtun9 elmer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
gISnihil1ntnll. Il ST

@oibingtou II. Gft.
Iie Subifriptiona Heriooe fiir
Die bierte Sreibeit9onleibe miro nidlt
iibcr Somatogabeno au5geoehnt pers
0cn, mic Sefretdr OfcNooo om Gou-
nerstog erfldrte
Meitcrbin iagte Ser Sefret1r, bob
es nothmenoig iet1 miro, cine finite,
pieQeidlt orh einc ied]ite 6reibeitSon.
leihc ou83uidreiben, gon5 gleid), lpie
audi oie gcgenlpdrtigen 6rieoenSber-
hanoIungen 3eutidlanos icbt oltSfols
len.
Ser Scfretdr bdIt lid iebt fir be-
rehtigt, poraus5uiagen oaB Die 3abl
Der ein3eInen 3eidner 6ar Dierten In-
leibe bel neitem oie 3abl Der Subifri.
benter sur 3. 9luIeibe, 1890, 900
aoufer, iiber'teiqen miro.
Gie 2.40O,000,000 Dollars, Die
nod oufgebradlt peroen nliiiicn, mcr.
ben ourd Die id1on ouf Dem 8ege be.
finoIihcn 9erid)te ser GnnpugueIci.
ter etfpo5 oernin0crt Der6cn. .Auf
ole SSdlle", 10 beiBts I'M 8eridt ocS
6auptqrortier8, nbIeibt Die nod 8lt
erleoigenoc 2luFgabe cine Scr gi9on-
| tiifiteu, o'e ie elmer 9totion 3ugemu.
tibet mor0en 1T.
9ie Gireftoren ser 9lnleihe bctat
bcreits bcqonnen, Die 8ldne iiir Die
| UNITE anIeibe SIT cntnerfen. G3 iin1
Nne3id)en porbanoen oaB Die Sc
mcinrpeien criudt meroen io1er. oi,
@erfouismetbooe, mie tie Siour Gitp,
| Soma, nngepcnoet bot. nn3ulehnlcu.
| Die Staot 3ogerte nit Der Groiinnnl
;arer Gampagne biz 2(nfnng Der let
! ten g2ohe, ofinete oonn Die 'Nahl
buoen. mofin it'd 0ic gurger 3u be9c.
ben uno 3u illbifrtbircn batter 9tui
oieie Neiie nur0en ON eincn 9aqe
! 8. 800. .0003oQars gc3cifnet, 400. .00l
/ Collars nehr 1ls Die Quote Der 5to0f
betrug. IS 3eid}neten Il 800 G;n3cI
/ perioHan.
/ Bis Gonnerstaq giltfag marea @e
ridlte eingelnuien. oob runo $500.
10000 Collar geseidlHat iinb. q.
bleiben fir Die nod ubriqar Gnri
pngnetage :. 400. 100000 Collar 81
3eihnen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
cstalieucr in 7ura3u.

Nom, 10. Gtt.
lleber bie Gi1nohme Guro3 ,oS
mcIocte Die italieniid1e 6eeres(ar-
tnng:
n3uro33o lit lit uniercm 99iit,
gtahoenl mir am 9tofmittoq Oes 10
Gftober sic feinoIihcn Nertbeioi
Qun9snerfc ouf Der QoIioIai- unO
Soiio 9obc geItiirmt botten. BRAN
qen mir ON Y}orgen 0c5 ii. Gfto5et
in Die 5tnot elm; mir mahtcu @cian-
gene uno erbeltteten Waterial
oNeiter 6ItIif haben uniere Streit
frofte, Die bon 81 goIon entIaug Dem
Girana eSIuB oorriidten, ON 10.
Gftobcr Iebhaften Mi0eritono feino.
Iid1er Nohhuttruppen int arobo To. !
iibermnnoen uno iebten ibreu Waridl
auf ibre 3ieIe bin fort.
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4mtlidDc Nclonna.
Mnihinntnn Il Nft


Veridte an Dos Marine0eportce
meut am Dien3to9 iiber Dos Sinfen
ocS transports 9Imerico on einem
God III SoboferL u, s.. entbolttu, 1ab
ollBcr Der Waunldloil oe8 Gompiers
300 5olontcn on 0oro paren, lno
ooB bl5bcr ole bis ouf orei SoI0otcn
uno 5lpct Y9atroien ieitgeiteut moroen
limo. @obriheinIid) iino sic Germib.
ten III Siherbeit m:o boten nur Der.
1annlt, fid biSber 81 meIHan.
Der transport neI0ta i'd nI0bIld)
oilf Die Scite Nou qIanbt >ober,
or lei nooltrh 3uGl Sinfen qabradyt
Dap 8aiIcr 0urh ole ium 0oblcncnt.
nebmen gcoffneten Suttn ein9corun,
gen 1T.
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Seidlennieter SdJiffsban.
Mafhiudton. Is OF

~OuTIIIIE8IUIEf To. ~II.
Marine Sefretdr 0uniels Iici'
am SienStag ON Die omerifaniihen
Sdiffslperften Die Mabnung ergeben.
ben 8au bon Sorpeooboots 3erltG.
rern moelidit 81 beidleunigen, I'm
Der 8efabr Ser pon Den Gelltihen, trie
al manher Stelle befannt lei, &C.
pIanten neuen groBeren 9lnitrengut,-
gen 5ur Gee 5u begegnen.
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RGumnng 8riiiiels.
9Sdris 16. Oft.

0as Gho oe 8aris erf0brt BON
8uberIGIiiger Seite aus 2onoon, elm
hoh1tchenoer oertlder 8ean1ter in
9elgien babe am 8. 0ftober erfldrt,
ipdteItens innerbalb bier8ebn Sogen
nerbe 9riiiieI bon oen Geutiden ge-
rauntt iein.
Die geiatnnlte biirgerIid1e Gintpof-
nerihaft oe5 &iiitengebiets ioa nodl
Dem SSnnern bes 2an6e5 geIhofft NOR
oen iein, uno britiid]e 5lieger ioucn
Eber elm ipeites 8ebiet pertbeiIte
,Seuer beobudtet hoben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
SefttidDer Saudbppt ariea.
9tmiteroon1, Is. Oft

WIIIITtTUuIIII ID. III.
@ie sic in GiIen erideinenoe
Hbeiniih @eItfdliide 3eitlng nit
tbeilt, lit gutter 8run0 gu Der 9lnnob.
me, oaB i'm fomenoen @inter Der
Toudbootfrieg Der oelttihen Marinc
einen neuen S0bepunft erreiheu miro.
8os 9latt oelttet oil, ooB oieier ner-
id)drfte Souhbootfrieg cine nirtb.
ifaftIide arilis bon ltngenbntem
l1mfonge in oeu @ntente 2dnoern
hPrnnrr1Ifpu fnprAp
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SeSsct Eaidja Iiniiterprafbent.
&openhaaell. Is. Oft.

s5NFFf
Cine pom Wontag oatirte De
peihe aus 9onitantinopel beItdtigt
nod) &openboqeu, oaB uah Dem 9fiid.
tritt GoIaat @oidas Der friibcrs
ariegsuiniitcr SSS83ct 4oidlo sum Wii,
niiterprdii0ent erlp0bIt lpur0e, nift,
ipic friiber beridtet mor0en mar. Gem.
fif &nlf)a, ser friibere gotid)ofter ii
2onoon, SS55et Goid)o iibernobnt
gleih5ettig oos arieqSminiiterilun;
gfobp Ben, friiber 9otihofter in &on,,
lit propiioriih gum Miniiter oeS
NellRern ernnnnt mnrhcn.