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MIR. FARMER, WAKE UP!
You Arc Vltally Interested in This
 World War-Buy a Bend.

Too few farmers. far removed from the war, realize the seriousness of our present predicament. The very faci that the farmer is not immediately in touch with the war makes the danger more imminent.
 Russia Is made up of farming popu- lation, probably three-fourths of which knew very little of what the war over there meant As a result the army was not proyisioned and money not kept in circulation and the military machine collapsed. Support our army by buying bonds.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-12
DON'T BURY YOUR BOND
Deposit It In Your Bank and You Gan Raise Money on 1t if You Need.

When you and your neighbor have bought your Liberty Bonds don't take them home and hide them in the cup board. Take them to your country banker and have him give you certifi- cates of deposit for the bonds. Your banker can take these bonds to a Fed eral Reserve bank and borrow money for your use in case you suddenly find yourself in neeG of funds
 Hiding a bond in your stocking at this time is just as bad as boarding money. Keep the bonds and the money in circulation and the country will pull through this crisis all right
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-12
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
 No. II.

Amending Sections 2 and of Arti Gle of the Constitution of the stat or Arkansas; providing that the ou preme Court of the State shall pc composed of seven Judges. one Chlef Justice and six Associate Justices; pro Vlding the Judges may sit in two ui visions. and otherwise providing tue manner in which the court snail si' and shall render it's decisions
 Providing for the selection and cleo ton of the two additional Judges.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-12
r.n 'em VOL saw r In Inc .raO.

PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
 NENT.
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FOR AMENDMENT NO. IA. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 14'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

HE that wasteth today will be hun.
cry tomorrow"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
MILTON, IND.

Teh Embroidery club met Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Harry Man
love. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. F. c. Mccormick. The Grange
will have an open meeting at theil
hall Jan. 10 when a speaker from out
of town will talk on the income tax
Everybody is invited to hear him. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Warren, Mrs
and Mrs. Ed Wilson. Misses Ruth Nc
Prof. and Mrs. l.. E. Thompson, Mr.
L. H. Warren and daughter, Elizabeth
Cormick and Nellie Jones and Ernest
and John Posey Jones attended the
concert at Richmond Monday night.
Mrs. LATE Beeson has returned from
pleasant visit with her sister. Mrs
Homer Newman, of Columbus, O..
Mrs. Nell Null is very Ill; DR.. Marvel
of Richmond was called in consulta.
ton Wednesday. E. . Mr. and Mrs. Will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

Jeffries have both been house with
the grippe. The Milton Red Cross
society is in receipt of the following
letter: Fort Smelling, Mimi, Dec. %,
1917. Dear Friends: Your Christ
mas box come in good time for the big
day, and l am sending just a line to
let you know a little bit about how
much l enjoyed it. The candy and
fruit cake couldn't have been better
and then it was from home, too, and
that means more than you can think.
The comfort kit you sent me has been
here quite while and I want to thank
you for that, too. II Is about the
handiest thing a soldier could have
and while l have seen lots Of comfort
kits here l haven't seen another one
like yours. ! guess am pretty lucky,
for l get the benefit of the Red Cross
here and also of the one there at
home. The Minnesota organizations
gave each one of the fifteen hundred
Fort Smelling soldiers a mighty nice
Christmas present and l think you
would have enjoyed seeing the way
most of the boys appreciated them.
We had forty-foot Christmas tree on
the parade grounds last Monday even
ing with a show at the Y. M. G. A. aft
onward and for Christmas dinner we
had everything from turkey to indi-
gestion-so altogether it was a pretty
good day, but it could not have been
had if it had not been for you and
others just like you. Very sincerely,
Ivan w. Parkins.
Walter Cooper, wife and daughter,
sdzel, from Upton spent Friday after
noon and evening with Mr.. Cooper's
mother, Mrs. Emma Swain.
"He that wasteth today will be hun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Three of
the men named by Director General
McAdoo to help him operate the coun-
try's railroads stand out as a big
three" Of American railroaders. They
are Smith, Williams and Holden.
Alfred H. Smith, president of the
New York Central lines, is McAdoo's
assistant. He Is comparatively
young man, has sp<nt his life with
railroad work and but recently was
elevated to the head of the N. Y. G.
after a rapid rise through the ranks.
His first task is the clearing of all
eastern lines of the congestion which
has been blocking all big terminals
and practically paralyzing shipping
for months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

John Shelton Williams, controller of
the currency, is chairman of the ad-
charge OF the roads operation. Will
Jams home is in Richmond, Va. He
was named controller Of the currency
in 1914 by President Wilson. He was
then assistant secretary of the treas
ury in charge of fiscal matters and
was a member of the organization
committee of the federal reserve
board.
Hale Holden, president of the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad is
a member of the committee Of five. He
is the only member of the old rail-
roads war board on the new body.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS WOMAN
TOOK 'VINOL
II Made Her Strong and Well.

Bameveld VISIT was in a weak,
nervous, rundown, anaemic condi-
ton. so that my homework was a
burden. Vinol was recommended,
and it made me well and strong. 1t
is certainly the best tonic and strength
creator l have ever taken. Mrs.
John Lewis.
Vinol is cod liver and iron con-
stitutional remedy for weak, nervous,
rundown conditions OF men, women
and children. Your money will be re-
turned if it does not help you.
Glen Thistlethwaite, druggist, and
at the best drug store in every town
and city in the country.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
Masonic Calendar

Tuesday, Jan. 15.--Richmond lodge
No. 176, F.. & A. NJ, called meeting,
work in the Entered Apprentice de-
gree.
"Wednesday, Jan. 16.-Webb lodge,
No. "a, +. ga. NJ, stated meeting. In
stallation of officers.
Saturday, Jan. 19.-Loyal Chapter
No. 49, .. +. s.. stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

bottles and am now entirely well-so !
do all my work - and not a trace Of
my old trouble. I have told many Of
my friends what wonderful results they
will get from its use. Mrs. S. j.
SEMLER, 1850 5th Ave, Troy, N. Y.
Women who are in Mrs. Semler's
condition should not give up hope or
submit to such an ordeal until they have
given Lydia E. Pinkham's. Vegetable
Compound trial.
For suggestions in regard to your
condition write Lydia E. Pinkham Med
cine Co, Lynn, Mass. Theresultof their
10 years experience Is at your service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

and three doctors
told me I would
have to have an
operation. l had
draggin G down
pains, b a c k q III e
and headaches and
could not do my
homework. My sis
ter who had been
helped by Lydia E.
Pinkham' Vege-
table Compound
asked me to try it. I
=
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
THOUGHTS TO THINK
ABOUT

Always doing and never smil-
ing leaves room for some doubt;
selfishness makes men serious
smile and cheer your brother.
If you would reach high Heav-
en- with your prayers you must
stoop to mans level with your
good deeds.
Happiness is inherent and can
not be acquired; it runs away
from you when you seek it and
comes to you when you live for
It,
Every day in the week The
Palladium Want Ads pay you
well; The Palladium Want Ads
give you your moneys worth.
Turn now to the classified
page of The Palladium and read
the Want Ads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
j His WUmAN
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
BY Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound. Many Others
Have Done the Same.

Troy, N Y.-"I suffered for more
than seven months from displacement
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
~ Ohio
W. Electric
"1nsw>yro 90" Railway
Change Of Time Effective
SUNDAY, JANUARY 6

Change Of Time Effective
SUNDAY, JANUARY 6
Limited Trains Leave Daily-s:05,
1905 a. m; 1905, 2:05, 4:o5.
sos p. m.
Local Trains Leave Daily-5:50,
$40, $40, 10:40 a. NJ; 12:40,
2:40, 4:40, x6:40, 7:15, sos,
x9:05, 11:05 p. m.
xWest Alexandria only.
Limited Trains Arrive Daily-9:35.
1885 a. m; 1875, $3.50. 5:35, 1886
p. m.
Local Trains Arrive Daily-5:42,
$3.50, 7:55. $3.50, 9:10, 11:10 a. M:
ITO, $40. $40. 7:10. S:55, 11:0o
p. m.
For rates and other information,
call agent.
w. s. WHITNEY, g. P. A.
Springfield, Ohio
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~ amer. ScIndten
olil Scr i,crIultIiits
vin Nmahatf uuttf ben E hHtt.
netmnubrttn Nnnplmann Nan
uniet @ttmihitn,

Mnibinalon ei mdl meneral
letlniaa melhde a M1dan oui Scr
hmiliaen 0ttlullfc etfi aloau
Nflen bu Narflr BNel efloaea
ttdnfptIiens elmer iidtb di Wun.
Den, iipben lput6ta burd linldIe
neiflrl. adil8thu Wlann milrocn
idlmef odi lridf permlaha unh
snei merocn petmibt 0eilinanl enul
w anatIl giticlhoro, mlufi uu0
peuinout Wn q. q gmerIou bon
9lem porf mat0en oetotet Soupi'
miami Noll, OCT iriocr oIs aei0itt
aenieIhci murhc, miro nuier ben
@ermihitu aufeliibrt Seine Set.
uoiiiaht Vi Golior So.
lhirr bru hmcrnftmnoelpn
beiin0m Hh an'orA q aioIIonb,
@urIro So unO Gin Cmobocr,
Gbos Siantd, ii02 gaiuinmB
Sirobc tn 5ipnbo mobnbdit TlC
@crnibtcn iti0 9uinolt Gbilip
g8. Sumter, lort g. g.. nnO
Nonptmaun 5ames " pot Gol.
ior Sa.
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1lmcrikaner IN
6cfGm0cnlt0ft

ggoitiugton, 81. @loi. - Gem
Staotsbeporiebeut fno ourdl ben
ipouiIben gotiHoitcr In Berlin pmo
bic omcrifouiidc @cianotidait in
Bern bic 9lanien bon 5ebn omeri.
foniidlen @efonseneu iibcrmittcIt
uor6en bic fd in fofacnoeu aou.
5entrationsIngern befinbeu:
glodcn Seeatann Sean Be Ia
Saron.
9anosbut - Scraeant Serid)cl
Dlodep, Der bel GbatealtSaIiu am
8. 6cbruor 1918 IN @eiongenihoit
aeriet imo In SnoianopoIis, Sub.
bebeimotet 1T. (Ep1tere Meloingen
bonn @cian6ten Stoboa In Der
Shtuei8 beioaen ooB 9lddee nod
Dem @efangencnIoger 3ll @ebeu
bef6r0ert ipnr5e,)
aorlsrlibe stapitGn gfntoHe 81.
fem Goflono, GaI., iino oeTen erlter
Gffi8irr SiInmer 2cnaroien gli.
6aroiou Boltopo, 8oi6., Die ant
ID. Sihi 1914 int iii6liden 9Soci.
fiIhen S3ean bon benz Sdiffe On.
core genomnen pur0en. 8peiter
Uaodt GoIitns, 9lep Dorf; eriter
Cffi3Ier G6poro 0loore. Gears.
port, 0le, uno aopitdn s5obn glr.
nol6 gloon 0em gorf, Die i'm syn
niihen Gae1n bon Dem Sdifie
syoobn stirbp an 30. globenlber
1917 aenomlnen puroen. Grlter
SffiBier Wlnt6ep 9udorb, Can
isronci8coc, Gal., Der om 8. Suli
1917 I'M iiiolidlcn 9atifiihen 05c-
an bon Oetn 5diffe 8elilga ecnor.
men muroe. sldpitdn 0lobert Gabie
9ruogett, 9tlomeba, Gal. bonn
Sdiffe @insloip, Dos am rs. eSuIi
1917 I'M iiioItdcn Nacifiiden Wlecr
qefopert iourbe.
1udJct, @eitpreuben. Ger ge.
iu0bulidesol0at Gbriition gorenien,
aompdgnie " 6es t60. Ger. Stan.
ten s3niunterie Heginent8, 9erona,
Mont, Der am s Gebruar 1918
IN gotbringen IN @efongeuidlait &C.
riet. eiu3elbeiten betreffs grief.
luedieIs NIT ben @eianqeuen erbdlt
man bon bem GeueraldbintanteH
Der gLrmee.
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Wrche i'erwiHinuno
tilr eie kriepsIIctte
apeHr ale si.500000,0n0 pem G..
uoiflpmiist sum Nuttan Bet.
lelttn antatlthk

glabualoa el. ap0i nas RIai.
lfBlbmliee hfs tnais NollNNgg ae.
Htm Sic Observation-Disclosures.
laWt aie tinf Gumme neH 81 ibs1t
100000 onslebt eocr S209si0.00
mtbr ole nom eanlc irilapIrbt lmif.
Be- Die 0tlammimnmg N icboh
m Se3063.t9f nieorlaer ole fir
Sic 0lorlne TIT I0ilrunen weihaii8s
iabr in Der reatIrehteu Bloiicnbpr.
l1ae imO OCT gloiitonoeBnrioac be.
millnt mlrhe
Tos Senai6lnniiice bot Oic @or.
ffhrana 0tr NonSborlaae, monoh
bas Srciidbriae Nonproaronmt ipaie.
items bic sm / Suit 1919 IN an.
nrifi aeuommra mcroen ioa, munes
dnoert mo mebr berbordeboben, Ger
glan ben einer 0roben 5loiie bou
llcber Erea0noiiabiS mo SdIad1t.
freBert Der In 0cr 6toticaborloac
bon 1916 borpelebci mar. III 8uriids
aeholieu m6roen, 0ontt 0cr Ban bon
8erit6rcm gum Goupie Qe1eu bic
oeitibeu Ianhbootc idneller pordu.
geben fam.
I'm oicie fapiiole i}loite su be.
ipeun iic fcrtig IT. bot Der
9enat cine 0ducrnoe Grb6bung 0eS
tSlotipnperionoIS duf 1880 Wlomt
borgcnommen oOer oreiniol 70 ntcl
oils Ger 6lotte Dor oem Gricgc on.
Der GrdiiNent milroe oid)
1utoriiiert, oieic WiounfttoitsitdrFc
mn 10000 @loun ipdbreno ocs arie.
aes at erbobef.
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Gin5clReiten iibcr
7. 10. 10. 1tmtricbc

Gbicaao. 81. 9lai Gin5eIbeiten
ii6er ca8 g8irfen Der &. gg. %. In
oen @eisen. unb Gelfelbern oes
liitteIipeitens mirben geiterr oni.
or6eft, ais bic Negieritngsonp1lte
bei benz Bro3eb 1egcn Die q. ~. VI.
5n6lreiGe griefc berloierL Die I'M.
ter oen gapieren bon Soreit go.
marbs, Sefretdr unb Sdjaemeiiter
Der 6nrfnrbeiter. .9lbteilima ocr &.
~. " norcn Gieier 8peiq Der
x ". %. mirb ais BET itdrfite an.
geieben un6 ioG 5u elmer 8eit
10000 W2it1liqber gebobt b1ben.
ylah gtnaoben Der Hegicrung ba6en
oicIe 2eitte Sdbofage anqeDenoet
i'm Die groonftiou bon 0a6rlings.
mitieIn 81 binoprn Nus eincln
qriefe alma blruor, 6ab bic s. gg.
gs. NIT Der Ronpartiian 2eogue
oer6qnoeIteu mt cine 2obnifoIa fcit,
jnieten. Die giao oiierierte ben
$3.50 per 9ag. obcr
6er 8oridjla1 iuttr0e beriporfen
neil bic s. VI. gg. einen Wlininiat
lo6n bon $500 befInngten
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DcMtit6s2lmcrikAncr
fiirs Rctc krcM5

Nni6inaton, 2i. @loi General.
W1onoaer @ibiou bonn gioten Grclis
bot cine formelle @ioerIeauug Der
per6ffentlidten 9cboiptun9eu obge.
ee6en, oaB glrerifoner neldiher glb.
flnit niht fit Den 9lusIonosoienit
oes gEneritaniidlcH 9iotep arellscS
anacnonluen pcrHen miirben.
gGieie @ehouphmg" ioete er,
Ite6t In 6ireftem g8iOerIprnh nit
0cu 3peden uao Dem 6'eiebe Der
0taariiotion. 2ld9reno oAs Note
srcus notliraeiudB boIlItdnois bon
Der 9opoIitdt oes aSerionols I'M
ssyns ino gluslonoe ilberoeiot Iein
ntub, lit es Die Geeel, boB Elm glppli.
font fir oen gIusIonosbicnit onge.
nomnen mirb, ioboIo er ais ob.
iolut Iobol unO potriotiidl anerfonnt
luoroen it, nu6 ipenn ct oeuti6er
glbtinft ieiu ioIlte Se0er ein8eIue
yoa ipiro inoipibucl beitrteilt"
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Bill sllnt 1l,iScrruf
Ses Biirocrrct6ts

ggoi6inqton, 81. 02ai. Cine g}or.
Inae, nm hnloHaIc 9euerfilngen al
einem @rn0 fiir ben ggioerrlf oes
giirgerredtes natllrotilicrtrr 8ent-
iben imo Ssterreider al MAIDEN,
1T nom 3uiti5' '1ebartenent ausge.
drbeitet moroen nn6 ioa baIo i'm
eiugereidt merocn
geante alnuben. oaB Der Brace.
oen5faa oes gIln0esacri1iS in
gleporf, wobei einem 3enti9aneri.
fnner oas 4IirqerrcdJt aenommcn
uurbc, neil CT BEL gl6leauna ieincs
qreuifmurs 3u ben gerciuigten
Stnateu fdlidJlid ban6elte, ni6t
ausreifeub fem Dir6, nm ade d9n.
liheu 5dac an oeten
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sur l1cfbdfttino Scr
iriIcbcn Siibrcr
glcoicrnua min Neptiic fir Vcr.
idllu6rnns erbriuarn; Ginh
iSciner rriudbleu ncne
5iibrcr.

2ouoou 81. Iloi--0ffi8ieIIc DC.
meiie fit Die 8erihporunp 5piihen
Den Sinu 5einGiibreru uno 0eutId-
Iouo mer0en in nG6iter Bet befount
gcgebeh ner0eit 10 mllroe belitg
bier in @rfoIrlng gcbrddt.
3nitdnbe In 9nblin.
Dublin, 81. W2oi. (aorreiponoena
bon gSebb 02iller bon Der llniteo
9reB Dublin III GuberIid iebr
rnbie. Gie StroBen lnb nit 2eu.
ten onaefiiIlt, Die Den ShIae, Der
Die CHM 5eiucrs trof beiprehen.
@s iAcint, ooB bic 9leaierilna oIe
0icbpTlionsfilbrer in iebpr '@enetfDe
berboftet bat. griaeinenb iino bic
Sinn 6einer fii6rerIos uno piiien
nitt pos iie aundbit tin ioIlen
obpobI Stootrat ssea0 uno Snbn
Wicgleil oniteIlc BON Ge aaIera
uno Griffith ermiibIt muroen, @eioe
aeb6ren al Dem aemdbiaten Gle.
ment uno man eripartet, bob iie
WldBigilng pn0 nitbt @elpolt pro.
on5ieren mer6en Ole Sinn iSeiners
Ioroern In ibren Strabenrrben Die
9leeierltna auf geipciie fir cine
oeutide @erit5moruna fir einen
iriiden glufItono ait erbrinacn uno
1lpor idnea. Sie bebdnptet OaB es
ii1 mn cine elgliide 8cridm6rilng
6ouOcIt, Die Sinn 6einsgereiniaing
aii eritiden
BaS Sauptdnortier Der Ginn
5ein muroe iDieber eroffnet. @e.
ante berfiin0eteu, onB adt8ig Ssiib,
rer per6aftet ipliroen nuo bob tie
meitere 0erbaitlnqen eriparteten,
SIN Snneren bon 5rlano berridt
Rube. Die gLbeuo5eitungen berlang.
ten bon Der gsegierlin9 Betpeiic uno
6cboupteten, onB bic angebli6e Der.
MISUNDERSTANDING glei65eitig nit
Dem 8einhe 5er omerifdniiAen PIT.
beitertniiIion In Srlano eemdht
murbcn Inn Srlano IN ben glugen
0er glmerifaner nn5uihpdraen. Ole
amcrfaniidlen 9frbeiterbertreter 10.
ben 2oro fsrerb, Den @eueroIgolt.
berneur bon Srlauo, unO Sobn
Dillon, ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ten beIud)t
ggie bier perloihete, III Der Nnti.
Wc6rbfliftsfonos mlf $1,000.
900 nnQefpadjien.
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Wlahna6men aeeen SnriidscitcIlte
0legicrnnsSbeamte.

ggoI6inaton 81. Dloi. Cine
gleaieriingSborIage, Die cine Der.
miIliqrrug bon $it,712,2s3 iiir oas
Northumberland fir @rneite.
rlng Der goDrunpsmittelp telpro0uftior
uuo Observation-Disclosures ent.
6alt, iuitrOe eeItern bonn Sarie oa.
bin omenoiert, oaB nidts bon Der
bertDiatgten @el6iumne filr ge5nb.
llng bon @e61ltern iolher 2lngcitcll.
ten ge6roud)t mer0en bari pelhe In
Der glrmeeregiitrieriing cine 8urild.
iebung erbielten. Ger 8niab ipiir0e
na6Oem Hepr1ientaut
W1cqatgblin BON W1idiqan geIteno
madjie, ooB Sefretdr Souiton fiir
1000 9(ngeitellte ieines Beportcments
cine 8urildlteGttng bei Der glnSbe.
6ung erlanqte, un0 neil Meprdien.
tnit DlaO0en bon SIlinoi8 beboupte.
he, oaB 6urd bic Gonierbicrunos.
8eripilligung nod mebr iid Der glus.
6ebung eniBicben fonnten Cine enb.
qiltige glbitimnntng fiber bic gorIa
ne pur0e nitt errei6t.
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$rriDing crridtct
rigcnr SrlOarmrt
DisisIbs bsltsbt aus 100000 ,liam nnS iett lldt
aus obacbdrtetsn Gruppcn cIe In Srankrcict
Itcper, suiammcn
II. :. patrcuiue bsitsbt Iissrsibss 0efetei

O5cioIat baben ion, IL nod uidls
rtnacirrien. ernic friib beito6 I'm.
icrc griiaeric bic ieiu0Iitc ginle;
O0s 8euer mutac emu 6einhe mar
idDmoh prniberi.
6liceerIentnant Campbell bot Eet.
ncn aiueiteu 6Iicaerhoupinlom sc.
tcrion bon NoneitOnle, ga, icinen
0riticn ieinOlideu qIrroplon berab.
acidoiet Der aIs bptuhBt aerpel.
octc 6Iieeerbouputmam Charles s.
9iOoIe bon gInboIuiia, go., mutne
bon fran8oiiihen @pdbrrn bcriuuu.
oct mn 5rIoe ouiacfm0eit er bate
eiueu Shub inS gein er0oItcn. Sci.
ne 6hiemaicbnc, NIT meIher er ab.
liilrste, mar seritort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-21
Commercial glnb aonpsution.

aaianee glebr. 2i. glai lie
glnaiebereinisuna 6er Commercial
Clubs balt bir 6eiie nn0 moraeH
cine geriammlrnq 1b. sn ber bom
ginatsiefreidr 1ii6er Eeleanteu aus
alien Ieifen be6 Giafqs erpartet
werbeu 09nn nif6 fig ipf5iel NIT
BET gerbeiieraro oer gauOilraBen
beIfJditigcn Ger T6omas Igaan,
eiu @elanaeHeHaailf5er bou Gaaon
0IiB COLORADO, miro gfeldials nHs
mfleHo ieiH, nm Der qlerlamnlpHa
bic @orieile bet Sirdllinaspbelt
Bel GiFaheHb0itsa tlaFaaleqen. i.
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finer. geniionarr In 1tnil6iaHb
efbalien Iefn (Belb.

Naibingtoti, ~. W2oi. Eenlio.
nare Der gIereiaieten giaaien. bic
IL geliihfanb nHo CeIierreif mob.
nen mo bic bon her omerifaniifi)en
Meaierma iuggen ibFer Gicnftp im
gnraerfriqqe obfr aus nnberen
Nriinbpn @gibfr beBogen mlroe
aeaen ibres ggo0Hfises IN feiuolidDen
FaH6ern bic Mds5nblnna Der @ei.
br buDaarri If BabllHa miro
erlt naa 5rie6ea idfnB wieopr ailf.
alHomaen werbeg. obiDobl bic Gen.
fonsaelber reGffaidfia an iene AZ.
laH6i nef6gh nle In ben afileElen
au6 nedraleH ganbsrn iOcbuen
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Nrmte beioral eintntn gollbienIt.

{ Hbnlbngton, 2, vi Ulnt- 'Dle
a6lieierima bon gloit an uH6 ibre
einiomHIing bel oeu anerifnniiden
Tulppen NJ bonn arisggont il6er.
nonimen fDoroen Der General.
gloitmeiiicr gurlelou beltau0 6armti
6ab bic Qrnee ibren eiaenen Boit.
oienit In granfreib beiorge, 6o 6ie
Wlilitdrbcb6roen fd weigerten ben
gtanbort Der 1rnbben 6eu Roitbe.
borden m5ugeben grieie an bic
goloaten IN 5raufrfid merben bon
ben goii6e6or0en oem arieq amt jur
a'ei6r0erlng a6aeleicrt per6en
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uercplanf0brik In
San Srancisec scfitSrt

Gan 5rnneisco, o. Wlni Gin
5eiter, bciien@utitebungsuriafe ni6t
befannt 1T, serit5rte beite cine i'm
Scr5en Der staot befinolide glero.
pldnfa6rit. Gin fii6lib Der Marfet
Strabe beiin6lidcS Sdilicrgebiert
iDur6e bon Dem Geusr Itart IN glit.
lei6fuidait ae5ogen. Gasielbe ent.
ftano In ben emanuel Cabinet
Worfs na9e Der If. unb SoiDnro
StraBe. tpoIelbit Robert 5oiBler Ne.
ropIane fiir bic giegieruna beriteIlt.
,Soipler iagt, oaB ianienoe Dnros
GeinDaaO, bic fir aeroplan.5lilgel
beuDenoet Derben, berbrdnnten.
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Sammies biirfen
Dekcrationen fFdoen

9ai6inaion u Wai SUI On.
not purbe BIZ G6dHberlaiu 9lelo.
lihion wefder 5aiolae amerifdHi.
ideu gol6dten aeitaitet tuiro, bic
ibneu bon iremben D2ddien ber.
lieb9en miliiafildieu 2lugBeidnun.
aen aH5unebmeA nn0 Bu trdGen
o9ne Teb0ite nnoenomHeb General
4efI5iug lelbft baiie barum nod.
aeiiidli Gas aaus bat iiA mlt bic.
ier anaelegenbeii nod nidJi be.
iaBt.
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Sum Cmftaneriff
auf ccnScncr yc3irF

aonbon 2t. @loi. gtnber ben
tier qteroplanen bic BEL oem an.
qriff duf 2oE6on ais obgeidjoiIen
acmelbet mlir0ea, ipilroe nod Elm
iiiuiter 6crtHtcrpqholt, bet In bren.
neBoem 8uitan6e tn bic Gee ftet.
3pei an6ere io1en ebeniotls tns
g2eer aefaflen fem, bod III feine ae.
uaie 5niormoiion o0riIber IN Der
BuIntnetbung 6es sriegsantes
cni9dlien ~ garionen purben tn
gou6ouer gle5irf aet6tet uHb 1856
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