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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27

2onbon, 27. 9e8. (ggon &obert $.
8enoer, &orreiponoent Der llniteo
BreB.) - 5rogen bon gr0Bter @e.
6eutltng fin0 geIegentli6 Der beittigeri
&onferen5 8piiden 9rdii6ei1t @iI.
ion, Dem britil6en @finiiterprdiioen.
ten 2lobo George ln1o Dem britt
i6en WainiIter oes glusm1rtigen 2oro
9olfour i'm @udingbam 8aIalt erie.
.Aigt poroen. 9ie aonferen5 bauer.
te iiber an6ertbal6 StltrOen. @egen.
itlno Der 8eratltngen iparen Die 81.
go Der geationet 5reibeit Der Mee-
re uno ntoglideriueiIe Die Gage in
9fuBlaao. g}ad Der &onferen5 bega-
ben iid Der 8rGiioent un0 Oie beioen
britiihen Wtiniiter nod 9omnine
Street, mo iie init anoeren britii6en
Staatsmdnnern uno Dem ornerifoni-
iden 8otidafter 9abis Elm @nbel.
friibItiid einnobmen. 9ie &erren
iparen gutter 9inge. geod Dem GiIen
nobm Der 8rdiioent oie &er6aa6lltn-
gen nit ben brttifden M1iniItern
lpie0er otf; oerIelben ipobnten altH
me6rere 0fitglieoer bonn britiI9er
&riegsminiiterium bel.
gSie beltte befonnt tuur6e, miro Ser
8r1iioent ieiiten Blan oie Sflodt-
feloer 81 beiuden, mo oie omerifa.
niihen 8ulbben eefdntpft bnben, TO-
balo ipie n16glid ausfiibren. 9a1
ieiner Giidfebr nod aoris ipirb er
fih iebenfals nod Stalien begeben;
nlles nber b1ngt bon Der Gonferen5
in 2onoon ob. Ser Gr6iioent lit
iiber8eitgt, bob o1s frnnSoiiihe @oIf
nit ieinen Goes @r1iioerten) sSrie.
oensibeen hoIIIt6noig einberItanoen
lit, uno er 1T begierig. nit ben sSta-
lienern in @eriibrung at fontnlen
Inn in erfabrltig 8lt bringe1I iueIder
9teinltng 0ieIe fin6.
Man tpeiB, bob Serr @ilfon NIT
Dem britiidet MiniIterprdIioeuten ei.
ne offene 9lusfprade oebobt bot,
unO nod ietner 9fiiffebr nod go.
ris iper0en fotpobl Der &r1fioent als
01d) 2lopo George Die beioerieitigen
Gniidten ii6er oie Sragen Sreibeit
Der Meere, Observation-Disclosures
Die ruTiiihe Gituation 9lbriiitung,
9onifription uno 2igo Der 9totionen
fennen. Qas urlten 1teBen0e eynter-
bielp nit 2oro Cecil betreffs Der 2i-
ga Ser 9}ationen miro olS Die g[nfidt
oes britiiden aabinetts bingeiteIlt.
9oro Gceils Meiuuna.
2onoon, 27. Seq. (gon 2etpoll
Gorreiponoent Ser 11niteo
8reB.) - @roBbritonitien lit ni6t
MIR bereit, ionoern ioqnr enti9Ioi-
fen, 0oB Der 6rieoensfongreB cine
permonente 2iga Der @otionen or.
aoniiieren ioI, ebe er ltb bertoet.
0ieies mahte 2oro Cecil, erite britt.
ide 9(litoritdt ouf bieient @ebiet, in
einem Snterbieip nit eineln &ttxeter
ser ltniteo 95reB, flar. St fosAe, SoB.
Elm feItes @efiige gei6offen tperoen
nliifie. ltuo oieies lit ttidt tntr oieI
peri0nlibe @einung bes 2or0 Cecil
Ionoern, ipie SeitteIun9en ereaben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
0erfo(gen Sic Ole
We(tereigni0e?

Die SGslide SmabG Sri6h'
nc brinst iett tdslid bic nene.
ten 9uitnadJridten ans GnrO'
pa, bic bic bOrtisen BiitoriidJen
@urgange in alien Gin5elbei.
ten iAilOerH.
&er Die @eltereigniile ber.
folst, iOllte besGal6 nidDt Obne
bic nSGslide Gmaba SribiiHe"
ieiH. Su feiHer aROern Sci.
tuHs i'm 8eitea fam er Sieir
geridJte finOen.
1luiere 9cier iOllteH oesbalb
bic oSdglidle Gmnba Sri6aue"
ibren 5rennOeH unb Sefannten
empiebleu nnO anf oieie 8eiie
snr Beiterberbreitnns nnisrer
SETTING btitraseH.
Sir ienOeu aerne Probeblat'
ter on eentt, bic pielleiht nm
isr. 3sitnus beiteIIen Dfrbeu.
3Gelidlt Smabd 5ribnHs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
Srautn bct!!.iigen
= fidb an s.tOolutioll
21iatrcicn, Sic itcmtertcr, baltcn ieSt so ebert;
Spartocuiiten ncbmcn Beiit pom pcrtudrts
ilnS ecbcn SenIclben bcraits
Die 5ulammeniesuns Scr MISUNDERSTANDING

9iegiertng siniett. Sogor Oie Brei.
Ie Der reiden 9iirgerfloiie bat ibren
&onlpf ge9en ms etngeitellt. 9ie
fonititiltiouelle &egierltng miro iosi.
aliltiif iein. 9ie politiide Sitlio.
ton beginnt, fidb au fIGren. Glar
blideiloe Nt1nner berlongn cine
8ereinieltng Der Maioritdts. NIT ben
WinoritGtss sSooinliIten; oieies ober
miro erIt Damn m0glid) peroen, 70.
baIO Die SpartocltsIeltte ans Der M1i.
noritdtspartei onsgeidoItet meroen;
uno oieies miro fidb ereianen 9apon
ober b1ngt Die GeboIutton nidt ob.
8is gum 3uionmentritt ser Wotio.
nolberIommlung ritbt Die HeboIution
nif Den breiten SduItern Der Ma.
ioritdts -So5iaIiiien.
&a6rnnesmitteF rar.
Berlin, 27. Sea. 9ie 9eab.
rltngsnlitteIperb1ItniiIe in GeutIf-
lauo neridLehtern iitb nit ieoern
ipeiteren Gage. 8or W2onatsfriit
mar q nod moglid, BON Sdnolern
Butter, &llrit uno onoere glrtifel
ge9en bobe 9reiie Su erbalten felt
ben Iebten ID Gagen aber lit es un-
n0gIih, 0erartige 9inge ouf31trei.
ben; ttn0 iogar gerIonen Die Die
beiten r8erbitl0ungen uno SueIlen"
boben, bermogen MIR gang geringe
Bortionen at fat iinerihDineliden
Greiien aufautreiben. @enn es TO-
enr Ben ibIaueIten Sdnblern nidt
mebr 9eIinot, oerortige @Bparen
altf5rtreibelL 10 fam man fiher ieii,
ooB oieie iiberbniipt riht mebr eri.
iiteren. Gs 1T ertuieIen iuorOer, oaB
Elm Gdinfen in Der 6taot Berlin fir
$40 M1rf berfnuft ipur0e, @ier foa
Iten bret Wiorf oog Stiif. Gin 0tit.
togeiIen, Oos elm o1isipdrtiger 3eis
tltngsforreiponoe1tt IN einen Speiie.
balis Inter Den Gtltoen etttlidb1l
fojtete go Mlarf, nnO oosielbe beitdno
nur aus Guppe, Slid, sSIeii6 un0 ei-.
nent gebadenen g(pfel. Cine SoIie
&offee tDiir0e peitere 8 Worf gefo.
Itet hoben. ltno babel betrdgt Der
einen bor8iigIiden SanOperter be.
sabIte Gagelobn MIR ielten 20 Marf.
Ser drmeren 8eb6lferungstInIie it'll
es idier um16glid, 2eib unO Seele
BEL oen ibr berabreidten &otionen
5nionmen8u9alten. 8as 8olf onrbt.
Gin ffarfer 8eo6odlter Der @erbdIt-
niiIe iagte: 0Sdtte id 10000 Gons
men ssettltoff, bann f0nilte idb gol.
ibeiDismus in 9elttIdlono Elm Gnbe
madJen; bGtte i6 nod geniigenoe
@engen fon0erfierter Wtilh CUR Ser.
fiigltng, oann fonnte id cine &egie- |
rltng irgeno ipelAer grt einieken,
ausgenontlnen cine monordiide.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
metterberi@t.

Sir Omaha mO llmeeaenb-
GeiIiusiie bepolft beute abeno uno
Sanlstng; tDenig @shiel in Sen1-
peratur.
Sir Nebrasta-Qlgenlein id]0n
beute obeno uno Gnnlstag; tDdrnler
I'M oubenten peitIidem Seik beute
obenO.
Sir Soipn-Weiit betp6ltt heisfe
nbeno unb Sontstos; DabrIGeinItds
leidter Shnee I'M oftlihen EeiIe
beite obeno: etfuos fiibIer I'M sen.
traIea &eile heute nbeua y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
Bclic6etuiki fitepett
tim SricSeit mad,

etodbolut. 27. Ge8. Boris 2it.
btttoff, einitmaIs @eidnoter Der 9ol.
ibetpiti in 2ononn, bat cine for
meae Rote on Die gaiierten 4ro
ben Trditoetlten g9iIion geri9tet, in
wal9er er I'M SrieoensberbanoIun-
gen nadiuht. 0ie glote lit nnG
2onOon oirigiert. 60 meloen beate
bier eineetroffene gtnhri6ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
GnolaitH Gibraltar
Aiifecbcn?

garts, 81. Ge3. Qie 9lbtretung
bon Spaniidj.y2aroffo an ssrnrif-
reid, ipofiir $tOO0.000,000 sSroncs
besabft iperoen ioIlen; Siiidgabe
@ibr1ltors an Spaniett ni1o s(b.
tretllng bon Geutn, Maroffo, oil
england fir0 Snhen, Die bier gang
often bisflttiert iparoen.
Ser ipnniide 9remier ioa oieie
@ori6IGge 9elegeutlidl ieines 8a.
itds in Garis oen1u6t baben.
@fan reoet ferner bon einen
Stutlel BON Gibraltar noh Der
ofrifoniider &uite, oer nit benz
projeftierten Ginlnel nrter Dem
engIiiben &on1I cine bollIt61oige
2an0reiie bon gnglauo nacb 9ffrifo
erulogliben ipiiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
Dampfer Kcntpaolllen
perlan9en BeitbciS

gaeu gorf, 81. ge3.-gie Sine.
ricnn Steanribip 2tiiotiation ipilnidt
oaB Die ytegieriing Sit elmer gnt.
ifei0ung iIber Galpierlinien
fouume. g(usldnoiide 56iffe fino
i'm gorteiI, 70 beiBt es, peil igre
Gegieriing ioIfe enti6eiOlmg ihon
lange aetroffcn babe
Die Gompognien molten Die BON
ber 8egierllng reoiirierten 5hiife
pieber boben ino iDiinIf)en, 6ob Ole
ReaisrungsfortroGe baIomoslihit
osfeebobeu iper6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27

Sin anidanlides Bib pun eiRem
.aOrreipunSentea scseben.
- 8ie Ole arbeitcridlaft bic gIb.
6nufuns bcs aaiicrs eraiuaus. -
Die barserlidle @cicIidlaft bate
feinen 8eOaatea elmer @esenluebr.
- Meltere gsanrte nnS Gffiaiere
nieSerseidmettert. - Berlin ab.
seidnitten. - 6rOkc 9emunitra.
tiOnssii9e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
Heiite Spiritmcicm
fir ltnifcrmcn

@nIbineton 81. Gea-9lrmee
Suriiten iu6en .einer 2luspeg aus
einem Dilemma Su finben, in 6en
iid 6ie 8erfGlfe bon Spiritioien
befinocn. Die frage 1T, iolIen 2eute
in Uniform lDenn lie Die Streifen
on aerHel tr1gsh bic sousae.
mnltert" be0eiiten, Spirituoien er.
balteu ODER nidt. @ie befannt,
0iirfen entIoiiane SoIooten ibre Uni.
fornen bebnItea, unb oiele pcn
ibnen fabren fort. fie 5u troeen gis
Die 6rdge end1is6en III. pirb ben
5aloon genteH geraien: gorh9tl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
11tiiblbamlen tuieScr
lcpal frans0iii0

gsoibington, 27. 9e5.-Mulbouie
fritber @iibIbduien lit tpieber cine
Iopale frona6iiide Staot. 0ie nene
Stdotfonniiiiion bot ibreu neuen
llntertnnerSD geleiitet uno cine
Geiolution ongenomnen, bic Dos
DnnfgefiibI fir Die 8efreiung aug.
oriidt. Gas lit Der SnbaIt Diploma.
tii6er 9epeifen, Die belite bier an,
Inndtpt1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
Sosialiiteit aitf ser
SrieScnskcnfcrctts

Chicago, 81. Qe5 -stmerifonii6e
boffen o1tf Der 6rieoenS-
fonfersn5 ourd Gelegaten bertreten
du fem,
gfa9 Gusiagen 6es giotionoIie.
fretdrs gooIpb 8ermer, min man
6ie Siegierltne Inn 0rei AS1iie er.
inhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
Ora1tlcic Ocpcie1cn
tuieSer erlailbf

gsoibinston 27. GeS.-Q3eldrdu.
fungen oes Ge6rdu6s bon orabt.
loien 9epeiden fir Sd)iffe i'm at.
larttiiden S5enn tpeitli1 bonn 40.
yaeri0io1 unO i'm Bacific iino bonn
9riegs-Sonoelsboar6 ouigeboben
ipor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27
RMrn6itie1t aitf Ser
SrieScnskcnfereils

NaibiHgton, 27. Gea.-geaf) BON
Saiip bier eingeInrfenen gSa6rihter
miro 9Sren1ier grotiano NIT elmer
Delegation 9fnntdnien oiif Der syrie-
oenstonferen5 bertretsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27

pDNJ AlAJAs bND utl GLANSAAtS ApAAuJ0s
lteber 9tnht bradten 3iige bon aus.
pdrts Erilppen na6 Berlin. 9lIs
Die @eIddftspelt beltte ON Sauls.
tag 8. 0opember friib Die gorort-
5iige ON 8otsonnter 8Iob berlieb,
Inn ii6 aur glr6eit nn6 Der inneren
Stoot Su begeben, iob iie nit Ser.
numbering ben 9orplds oes 6ern.
bobnbofs in elm fleines 6elolaeer
beripanoeIt. @oubeiporllte 8ogen
nit @ouIen ftanoen in longer &eibe
alsgerihtet bd. Sffi5ierspferoe ma.
rem on Der Mauer ongebunoen, sd.
ger IN gfiise ooer StabIbeIm Iebn.
ten oil oen sSlibrperfen o0er mo9-
ten iiA an Maidinengemebren gu
ifnffen. 3o6 berrihte ieOoh in Ser
inneru Staot bollfommener 5rieoe.
9emOuitratiOns5iise.
Crit sur Mtitiussseit erfubr man
baB bon 9oroen ber, ne ME 5roBrc
SnouItrielperfe 0ie glrbeit eingeIteIt
batten, iib groBe 9eiponltrotious-
5iige in Sronung unO Sfiibe Dem
Centrum 5lt betpegten. 8aIo fpuroe|
Elm EeiI oes StroBenbubnberfebrs
Iabmgelegt, ipd6reno Der anoere Ser
febr iid rnlgeitort ubmideln fonnte.
SIMMER mebr Weniden inntnelten
ii6 ouf ben StraBen an, ufto @eriih.
te aller gtrt 6urdidrpirrten Die 2uft
g9a1ft er ob o0er ni1t?" oarumI
brebte ftd) aIles. aein @enid i6ienI
fi6 mebr Inn Sen arieg uno Inn Sic
itituolieb eriuarteten8affe affenitiaItnnOs.
geOingungen i'm geringiten 5u flint.
mern. I'm bic Mittagsitunoe enO-
li6 traf Die entidei0en6e 8otibaft
Elm uno ging Die elaftriider S1tnfe
our6 Die Mengen ouf Der StroBe.
SSn muitergiiItiger 8eiIe tpnbrten lie
Die 9tube, iotpeit iid ieben IieB. gar
I'M georoen, bor Der &dierne Ser
@aroefiiiiliere, fam es 5u einen ern-
Iten 8tpiiAenfoll, pie man erfltbr.
gG6er feltiam roid tual0eIte iih Dos
8eii6t Der StraBe. Sen geor0ne.
ten 3iiaen bon DemonItronten, Die
lid gum &ei9stdg iit0 Gat6aus be.
DegtetL id)loIien fid) III ipod1ienoer
8abl Soloaten an, Die bon Oct
MiiBe Die Gofdr0e eRtfernt batten,
gum 8eiden 6aB iie au Der 9elpe.
gung iibergetreten tporen. @on5eI
Grupperlteile, baritnter oie bon ants.
pdrts gefommenen S1ger, erfIGrten
Ibren llebertritt lrlo balo fob man
audi 0iiIitdraittomobile, nit 6elos
1rauen itno Matroien gefillt, untcr
roter 5logge Our9 Die StraBen iau.
lem Tim Die &unoe in 0ie 8ororte at
lrin9en. 9lufgeregte 6dnliugeroI
pimmeIte 3niiden 0en MaIien our6. |
Dtilbiam braGen iih 6ie 8ogen Der
StraBenbabn einen 8eg oltrh8 @e.
orange. 9ie @ei6Gite inndten 5ei.
.ig SdluB. 8ar man ornuBen i'm
8eiten iln itiGen Jrieoennu, ilt
8ilmersoorf o0er Ste9Iib, 10 unl-
ing eineu tiefe 9fube, 1lno ni9ts |
lei irgero bern1llten, OaB in Der
5ta0t fid Elm geiuaItiges geIhi6tli.I
bes GreigniS boll8ogen batte. galr
,or0en 2ebensmittea1oen orGngten
id bic 2eltte, Inn fir ale Sale Iid
tipaS 9robiont 8u lidern. gtuf oen
,erfe9rsormen StraBen ltnter 6en
ntGaubten 8dlunen aber ipielteni
finoer tpie geipobnt.
Set in Der Grinnernng iuirS sen
Iusenaensem oer GinSruf baiten
leiben, NIT iueld idlier nnbcgreifli.
her Stllbe iif ole 1lmuanbluas bes
taiierreidls in Die 9lepnblit in Der
1anpt- nn6 9ieit0enaitaSt nulsoo,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27

oIs SberfomlrnohoierenOer in Den
@orfen iein itrenges RegiHent uno
iiibrte in Den an bic StraBeneden
anaei6Iogenen @rlaIien cine re6t III.
5eitgenldbe, iol0atiid.lGarfe Spra6e,
Oie libel beutertt lpuroe;; iie pobte
nenig at Der ,aneben angeflebten
&unogebune Der geiaatten &eiASre.
gierllng, Die in bel6lporefloen @or.
ten sur 9fube nnbnte. 80 foroerte
Ser ogornGrts4 NIT einti6ieOenen
&Orten ben 0iiiftritt bes @eneral.
oberlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-27

&orten ben 9fiftritt bes General.
oberIten.
Wiafeus7is''"lin.
@dbreno i'm 9lei1e brauBen Die
bon Der aiilte ausgebenoe 9epe.
qung itnrner meitere @ebiete ergrift
blieb ont g., T., unO s. 9aooentber
Berlin nod p0Ilig rllbig, Elm erltaltn-
li6er gemeis fir Die W2aIienois5i-
pin Ser glrbeiteridaft, Die III allen
8etrieben in geipobnter 8eiie ibrer
glrbeit nadging ut0 ben anorOnlrn.
gen ibrer Siibrer bertroltettsboa Sol
ge leiItete. 8ie 9eiuegung ioIlte
no6 oeren 8iIlen nidt o1lrh 8lut.
bergieben urlo 9lusidreitiugen font
promittiert Deroetl.
glnl 5reitog Is. gtobenber) ip1troe
nit fieberbafter Gpannllng Der @nt-
ld)eio iiber oas bon Der ioaial0emo.
fratiiden 9arteileitltng geitellte Ill
tinloturt, oeiien Didtigiter 9lulft Die
MISUNDERSTANDING mar, erlpartet.
9a itno bort biloeten ii6 fleinere
9lnIamnltmgen, 6ie bon Der 5ablrei.
den Sdustriaunidoft ! IN boflider
5ornl Seritreltt pitroeils I'M iIbrigen
llabnG oIles ieiner bersehrodten
Sang. Die Strabenbabuen raiiel.
ten oibtgefitIlt boriiber, Die 3iige
ser llntergrunobabn fauiten iiber Die
@iaoufte 0es 8ots0on1er 8nbnbofs,
un0 Die oltDdteriIbe Staotbabu
Idnoufte ouf ben Steinodnlmen Spi.
i6en ben &6iierreiben binourd; in
oen &allptftraben paren tpetige 2d-
oen geihloiien einige Sdaufenlter
bon beiorgten 8eiibern serdunt; Die
groben @arenbduier bielten ibreu
8etrieb ebeitio often ipie Die 4ontot.
ge66uoe ser @eidaitSitaOt.
Berlin iuar a6geidHitten.
Ddgegen mar, iDle 0oS YublltltlH
aus Den i9lantgeluorOenen 3eiture
gen erfubr, Berlin OIL oieient Gage
ourd 8erfigung 6eS Sberfommms
Dos BON ieelidem 8erfebr nit Der
aubentpeIt obgeidnitteu; Die Sern-
babnbofe lagen iuie ousgeItor6en ou,
nur belebt our9 nilitdriihe 8a.
den, bic NIT iiberge6dngteu @epebr
nuf ben ga6nitei9en ipasierten; nit
geitiir5llne eriubren 9itrdreiIenOe,
ooB iie ni6t tpeiterfabren fonnten,
lno mander muBte fir Die gtodt
ppbl Die @oItfrelln6ihaft zines $50.
Observation-Disclosures in &nipr1th neb.
men.
Ser sSreitagabeno ridte beran
9ie io3inl0en1ofratiide 8nrteileitun9 |
botte ibr llltinotiun perldngert. 9as
mirfte ettpos 6erubigenb, hinoerte ie. |
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Ilepablifamiidc sulOatcniue6r

Berlin Is. gto0 (q8olff. glmt.
Iid) - Ser aomanonnt bon Berlin,
@eIs, beroffcntIidt ioleenben gluf-
ritf on Die Solooten: 3u6tloiiafeit
nno ltneinigfeit iino 6ie gr6Bte @e-
fabr fir ltniere iltnge &ehrblif. Sta.
(5ortIetitng ouf seite A.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-30
Seuen Recruits For
Nursing Service

8even applicants enrolled at the re-
ctviting station which wal opened in
the city hall yesterday, to secure
young women for the army school of
nursing. In order to meet the great
demand for nurses the government
has established the army school Of
nursing, the intention being to have
al student nurse reserve OF $4,000
young The recruiting cam
paign opened yesterday and will con-
tinue until August eleventh, the head
quarters having been established at
the city hall, with Miss Mae McCul-
louch, chairman of the Grand Forks
Red Cross nursing service, and Mrs.
L. A. Warnken, county chairman Of
the Woman's Committee. council OF
National Defense, presiding. The sta
tion will be open each afternoon be-
tween one and five O'Clock.
Mrs. Warnken reports that In ad-
dttion to the seven recruits which she
secured on h first day of the cam
paign, there were numerous inquiries
made by young ome here, and
elsewhere IN this district, who are in
terested in the project. Literature
on the subject that was to have been
forwarded from Washington has been
delayed, and that probably will hold
up the progress of the campaign, in a
measure.
The campaign throughout the coun-
try is being conducted by the Woman's
Committee of the Council of National
Defense, in cooperation with the Red
Cross chapters and the Red Cross
nursing service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-30
When the. opposing attorney. offers
to compromise it means that you
have a good CASE. -
ADVERTISEMENT.
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair.

If you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you.
wash 1t with. =
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain to much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Just plain mulsiied
cocoanut oil (which Is pure and en-
tirely g~reaseless), is much better than
tho most expensive soap or anything
else ybu a use for shampooing. as
this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply motsten your hair with.
water and rub 1t in. One or two tea.
spoonfuls will make an abundance Of
rich, creamy lather, ana ~cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily and removes every
particle Of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex-
cesstve oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly, and it leaves 1t fine and
silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man.
age.
You can get unlisted cocoanut oil.
at most any drug store. It Ia worry
cheap, and q few ounce n 7enough to
last everyone in the family for
months. ~: Z q !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-30

The advantages of having a separ-
ate skirt in black or white satin as a
conservation measure has been talked
about a great deal this year. Wo-
men have been urged to use. these
separate skirts as foundations for
every kind Of frock from morning
dress to dinner gown, and it really is
a possible and practical suggestion.
This novel costume is merely one
of these much talked about black
satin separate skirts with a very
charming and artistic overblouse.
The blouse was conceived by a yeung
woman who is very clever with her
and palette.
1t is fashioned Of white crepe dc
chine and is trimmed with a hand
painted border. The lines of the blouse
and the hand-painted stencil design
lift it far above the ordinary. The
blouse was not the only creation of
this clever woman. She went a step
farther and designed the dainty hat to
match. 1t is Of the same white crepe
and is also hand-painted in the same
design.
With such an overblouse the skirt
may serve as a costume for the
morning or afternoon call or the
jaunt to the country club tea. With
q tailored blouse it will make a street
costume and with a tulle overdress it
makes a ilmy. evening or dinner
n ~ w VI n ss. -I, r,.-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-30
Chiefly Of Interest to Women
VESPER SERVICE
AT "U" TOMORROW

The last OF a series Of three vesper
service programs. planned by the
University Y. W. C. A. for the sum-
mer session at the university will be
held on Wednesday evening at
o'clock. If the weather permits, the
program will be held on, the campus,
but otherwise, the meeting will be
held at Woodwork auditorium. Mrs.
r. j. Babcock will preside. and Miss
Anna Holohan of the university
faculty will have charge of the must
cal numbers.
The chief item on the program ID to
be an address on the Red Croas by J.
F. T. O'Connor. The remainder Of the
program will comprise special music,
hymns and prayer.
The. members of the Y. w. C. A. ar
ranged the series Of programs for the
benefit of the university summer
school Students, and the men who are
taking military training. The pro-
gram tomorrow evening will conclude
the series.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-30

ADOuL CNltOf ms.
F. T. Heffelfinger, division mana
Red Cross. has issued the following
statement regarding the wearing Of
Red Cross uniforms:
:m.Red Cross uniforms are to be
worn only during such time as the
wearer is actually engaged in Red
Cross service. The executive COM
mittee Of the chapter should make
such rules. subject to the regulations
contained In A. r. c. 403, which will
permits to wear the uniform may be
issued and may be revoked. Unauth-
orized use brings discredit on the Red
Cross and should not % permitted"
Northern division headquarters
sent notice to Red Cross chapters
that definite orders from Washing
ton demand that no socks be shipped
which measure less than 10 1-2I or
more than IL inches. Knitters are
asked to be very careful about meas
doubt about the correct measurement
Of them. knitters are asked to take
them to the Red Cross chapter rooms,
where the size may be determined by
special charts. Washing and other
things affect the size Of the finished
sock. and II it measures II it will
surely not shrink to less than 10 IL.
so knatters are advised to make the
articles about that size.
The chapter>has prepared some of
the charts, which will be. given to
k%nitters who are in doubt as tt tho
proper way to measure the socks. At
any rate, the socks must not be less
than 10 liz inches in length when fin-
tshed and prepared for shipping.