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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
San=SOOiet Oiirftc
TritOrll ratift;irrrn
Dob tsibt S, Hob sic tiepcImticu Sonn icfcrt
cen kriee crkldrcn wiirSc; in pctrcoraS
Itcblcn iic tpic sic tiabcn
GrObfiirit ,lii6asI miro in t,erbannuno oei@idt

lnO man iHdbt, 6oB ibon iiber eine
GreibirrteInuaiou Berionen rucg iiuo.
Garuuter iinO SoIooten, gloiroien,
3ibiliiten ino 9lusldn0er. SSn ae.
miiIer 9e5tebinq lit oie Gage beiler
ols felt nebreren @oden. oa cs me.
niger buneriee 9ldnIer 81 ipeiien
gtbt, gtuh iino Die 5traBenbobn.
magen neniqer 9ehIat ais ie sunor
felt 8egim oes iebigen arieges.
SoIooten unO &riegSidiifmotro.
fen, iueIde beintfe6rerl. oo iie ibre
@ieni5eit olS beclset anieben, fol.
len belpeeIideS @igeuhmL 0as ite er.
pii6eH f0nneu ais 8eute meeidlep.
pen.
60 5ienrd 6os gon5e &erionoL
Der Hegierung lit nah sQiosfou ob.
gereiit. Gog uno 9}aht limo Gait.
gtutontobile un0 8dbnmagen nit al.
Ier moelider 6rnht in 8eluegllug.
Ger 8ilrgermeiiter bon 9etro.
grao bat cine &roflomation erlai.
ien NORM er Die 8eb0Itcrung Dor
Sebern iporut, meIde cine 8anit
berporrufen u06ten 9tQe iolde
SeBer, beren man bobboit perDen
fonn ioaeu obue 8eiteres eri6oiien
mer0en.
2onoon, Ia. 02dr5. Der Gen.
traI Stems miro iiber 8iirid gernel.
oct, ufraiRii4e lmo i1hiiide Gritp-
ben bdtten Die NlitgIieoer Der 8ol.
ibebifi DISCRIMINATING 5n Gieln
berbaftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
BSbm1elt ocrlaIsocft
SclbitbeStinliftlltto
&ertrcter Oes bS6niidlca gpIfes
Dullen gledte Ser 3atiOn naf
5rieSeusfonferen5 iuaBren.

@aibinoton, Ia. D21rS. Ger.
treter Der b0bnliiden Station in Groa
boben eine offentIife grfIGrung
iiber 0o8 ltneridittterIihe 8erInngen
unb bos iutuntit6Blite 9feht att
SeIbitbeitimmung uno bolltge llnnb.
bGngigfeit ibrer Station BON Deter.
reid obgegeben. ollie 9erihte itbef
Die @erbonollmgen Der b0bntii6en
8oIfsbertreter iptroen bon Dem
oIterrei6ii6en 3enior unterbriift.
God baben Die Gin3eIbeiten ben bic.
iigen tiheAiid .ilopotiihen gtntionaI.
rat erreidt un6 ipuroen beltte Der.
offentli6t.
9ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben
21noer Ser b0hmiiben arone Der.
ian1melte ittb ON 6. SSanuor tn
8rag uno mebr oIs $50 tidehiide
3eIegaten oes 0iterreidii6en 9eihs.
rats un6 Ser 3ationalrGte bon Bob.
men, Mt1bren uno 6dleiien, Die
our6 cine freie 8obI 0e8 @olfe8 Der
tidetbiiden 21noer ertpdblt tpuroen,
ipobnten oentielben bel.
8ie Grfldrltng, bic einltiutntig an.
genonuten tpuroe, miro aIs elm ge.
neis Der @eiinlntng Der ganaen
tidehiid- iLooofii6en Station un6 If.
rer Steaung 81 Der @egieritng un6
Den regierenoen &Iaiien in Seiter.
reid ongeieben.
.g8ir proteitiercu feierIid,~ ioat
oie GrflGrllng, ngegen Die gerlpeige.
ring oe5 gfedtes Der SelbitbeItin1.
mung Der glationen in Der Sonic.
ren3 3u 8reit.2itooSf uno berIangen
6oB in ltebercinitimmung nit 0ieieut
gietbte alien gotionen Do9er aud
ben 9obnen. geitattet niro, oil Ger
5rie0ensfouferen8 teilsunebulen uno
ibre Redte 5u berteioiger."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14

3etrograo, 13. Wlor5. CGon So
iepb Sbapleu, aorreipou0ent Ger
llniteo 9SreB.) - Gie Roiifi8ieruns
0cs bon GeittidIano oiftierten 5rie.
OeuS NIT iofortieen @orbereitneen
ST einem 9lebohttionsIrieg iheiut 10
gut pie ab9emodt, menn Die ollrni.
iiid)e Goniet norgen in 9iosfoli an.
iommentritt. GieieS lit aus 0ent
urter Den beridieoeneu 95arteien ge.
ihloilenen aontpromiB eriidtlih
Scr &ougreB miro aud beidlieBen,
OBJ cine anOere Stoot aIs 93etrograo
5ur 2onoeSbaiptitaot erboben ner.
oen fol-. Gs miro ermurtet, ooB iid
5000 GeIegoten, ooruutcr glrbeiter,
8ouerL SoI0aten lno Stoiofen on
Dem GonereB beteiIigen nerocn.
BrOFfiirit @tihael ber6annt,
getrogra0, 13. @}Gr3. = @roB-
fiirit 9}idael, ser pegen eine8 &ont-
pIotts 8lpeds MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Monorcbie lit 9fuBlan0 berbuftet
mor0en mar, lit naf ituttgebob-
tenn @ro5eB Dor Dem GeboIution8-
tribunal in 0te Gerb1nrltng gei6tdt
mor0en. 9ie Sto0t @erm lit ibm
ais 9lufentbaltsort au9eipieien NOR
Den. C9Berm lit Die Souptitaot 0e8
@oubernementS gleiden 9eonten8
1uo Iiegt 700 Meilen bon @loSfauI
nabe Ser iibirii6en @reu5e.)
8erbrederbut6en rouben oie 9fe-
gierungsburenuS aus, iteblen merit
bole sgt0bel ullo @enlGIOe uno
i6leppen iie nod Sol.ie ober bertor.
fen iie an ben StraBeneden fir elm
poar &ubel. 0fatroien ite6len gdn-
sc g8ogenlooungen &unitib6be, la
BEN fie aitf Sd)ifie lmo fabreu oonlit
nod aronita0t.
3ie 9iegierlt11g lit NIT Der Ser.
iteIlnng 0es 6rieoeitS uno Ser iibirt,
i6en 8rage 10 iebr beidaftigt ooB es
ibr imn1o8lih iit, 0ieiem &reiben
Ser ntooernen gntoaIen ginbaIt at
tim.
4etrogroo, iiber 2onoon oen 10.
sV2dr3 Sr einer bier ein9eIaufenen
5pe3ioImeI0ung beiBt es Qie 3Gu-
mltn9 Der 6ouptita6t 0oitert fort,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
Opfcr Scr Cuftaltoriffc
IN paris lltt6 ccnScm

4ori8, Ia. Mdr3. gsie es Tid
beute berou5aeiteat bot, tpuroen bel
Dem OH 0lontag auf 9oris ou8ge.
fiibrten 5liegerangriff aud cine
anerifanerin mlo Elm glmertfaner
9etotet. 3uei onnere 9tmerifaner
tDilrnen berlett. 9ei beln lle6erfaIl
ipurocn i'm @ou5en 100 GerIonen
get0tet ltno 70 bcrIebt.
2onoon, a. Qtdr8. SnnerboI6
"a Stlnoen lit ein 3lpciter Zeppelin.
gfngriff onf Die angliide aiiite aus.
aefil6rt poroen. 2ebtc g2odt nlr6e
SartlepooI bon 6eutifen 5Iug3eugen
bonlbarOiert. s5iinf Gerionen iultr.
ben getotet itno nettn berIett. 6eds
S0uier in Der nor60itlihen aiiIte
Gnglan68 muroen boIGitGil6ig un0
30 an0ere teilpeiie 5erIt0rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
gIr6eiter ioHen me6r aleiidl erdaIten

Son0on, 1a Wtar5 -Sor0 Hbons
Oa, Der Observation-Disclosures.
ingte bel einer bier qeitern ae6alte.
uen Geoe. 0nB er boffte. inl1tdnoe at
iein, Den q2ttcu. oie forperli6
idper orbeit4pn, cine Grb6blnq Der
5leii6ration nm so 93ro8ent i'm
abril geiDd6ren 5u founen Giejeni.
gem Die ie5r idmere torperlihe gtr.
belt Derrifteu. iuiir0cn oie ooppelte
Rotion erhalten. Iie glusfidten Be.
5iigIid oes g@ei9eus iin0 nidt be.
ionoers erirculid). 0ofj beitcbe feline
llriade fir iraeu6 meldle 5orgen.
Sin Elau fir 9rotr1iionpn mare in
2orbcreiiund. oduit CT feriia ici
iols bic jitaieuma 6 uoipenoig
eraaic, iaB eRrdsuIibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14

ltblodt berbeiSulubren boben oit
0clltihen einen metiereu Sdriit str
gluSbalhng oeS Sitens unternoni.
men. Die 8orbut Der Gruppen 0er
oelltiden gerbimneteu 1T In GoeIio
einacriidt. gs 1T 0ieies Der ar6Btc
ruiitihe &nfen an 5dmnrsen Wteer
mo 0a8 Centrum eines aroEen
gtderboioiitrittS. oeiien 9ro6ifte Ser
bunaernOeu gepolferling Der Ben.
truImdd)te guguie foutmen mer0en.
Ger 8oruiorid Der Geutiben un0
0eitcrreider 0urb Die N}oI0ni uno
@eilorabicn bouSoq fih fait mioer.
ItdnOSIo5. Ger 9eiit Goeiia's ithert
ibnen Die aontroIe ii6er sic foloIio.
len 8ei3enborrdte, nette AT Buiier
o0er 5u 2anOe nod ienen gunften
befor0ert meroen f0nnen, bon no
aus iie leidt Oeiterreid .ilnqarn mo
0eutlfInu6 erreiden.
9ie @roberilng G0eiio's a6er bc.
oeutet mebr; 0enn oaolrd 1T sen
3entroIm0dten Ser g8eg nadl Ser.
iten un0 4fabouiiteu rmo n6gIider.
meiie Sn6ien often; un0 bieIer ntoq
iett 0aB Die 8riten bic gao6o6.
Balm 01trdihnitten boben, bon i6nen
berfolqt iper0en.
(00eiid 1T Die areisita6t inn riff.
iiiden Commencement GberIon, Itebt
NIT S5oiip, 2emberq, Brett Qitobsf,
aiein irn6 Clarion in GiIen6obnber.
bin6ung 1mo 5Gblt etua 100000
Ginpobner. @egen @n6e 6es Is.
SSSa6r6unoert8 lag in Ser @egen6 6e8
be1ttigen Ooeiio elm tatoriifes Gorf.
bns om IA. Septen1ber 1889 bon
ben 9tniien nit Gturm Qenonunen
puroe. 9(uf gefc6l Ser aaiIerin
gotborino Scr 3iuciten erBieIt 6os
Dorf Den gtonen Goeiio = naf Ser
i'm glltertinn in Der 9tdbe aeIegenen
aolonie 26efIog - uno
felt iener 9eit bat iih GoctIa in
raider 0eiie entiuideIt. g(ud Ser
7rinltriee beruodte S0eiIa nidt at
idd0iget. obloobl Die Gtoot an 10.
9lpriI 1854 bon Der borbeiIeaeIn6en
6lotte 6eifofien iuur6e.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
G9ibctaitcr erbebeit iid1
gc9cn Sic Gbineicn

8cting Montog II. Oldr5.
9ie in Der grobin5 S5eduon bcrr.
iden0en lturu6eu fih 5rtlute mo.
denO, boben Die Gbtbetoner rebel.
liert uno oort mebrere Std0te er.
obert 8ie giebeIIen 8db(en etmo
10000 @onn imo iin6 nit mo6er.
nen @epebren belpoiinet. Sdon i'm
Sabre 1913 berlangten Die S6ibeta.
ner poIitiide 6reibeit. 9ie Grobin8
S5eduan lit bon gan6iten ii6er.
rannt, gegen nelde Die gegen iie
oufgebotenen hineiiihen Sritppen
nur geringe @rfoIge bntten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
6ci6c6erplciicn
t0fet 3 Seclentc

@af6inatoL ia. U1ar5. Sos
Marineout meloete geitern, BOB
mtf Dem @in0ess s8arnpfer Stell.
Ben cine @eihoBerpIofion iid er.
eigncte, ourfl Die orei D}onn get6tet
nurOen 8ie GrpIoiion erfoIqe, ols
0a5 8eihofI o5qefeuert tuur0e. Sc
t0tet ipuroen: Gnunett SSoiepb
S6ielos, Scemonh Sunnibol,
no; goIentine 4Sr5Dbpl5ti, 9ei3er,
Buffalo, q. g., GrceIl 8n. M}ar.
tin, Stenor0. 8bilooeIp6io, go.
8a8 0atlpfL on Dem ith bic @r.
ploiion ereianete muroe nidt onge.
geben nod irgen6pelde anoere Gin.
3eIbeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
glenartiae fInamaldlintn ttraeItelIt

g8alblngton, ID. Wars. - 3as
erlte amer Wlorineflug5eug, 0os
nit 2ibertp Wotoren ouggeIt1itei
III. puroe arprobt uu6 nngenommen,
mie beute 6efnnnt puroe. Cine 2ln.
3d1l Der 8lus3euge iuer6en feet fiir
oen Dlarine6ienft abaeliefert. Gin
an0ercs Olohed zines aaniDffSluq.
5euges fir Ste 4riuee, oos iog. Sri.
iiol g1ooca. miro iabt ebenfalls in
aroberem 1lmfonQe fd6ri5iert, aud
elm meitcre5 0oppcliibi1es U2o0ea
mir6 bergeiteat. 8ie Ularine.i5lng
5cnqc fino nit Bbri 9ibert1 9loto.
rem boa citya 600 gier0efrdiieu
agsggitattei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
Premier rlcpN 0Sccroc
psrteiHiot tas ltabinett
Orllari ban tiue Siaa Srr @aiioutn
unr aadl aem Sirar hsr Nu.
tenit mualid ISL

gonooH ii 0ldu ,,n elmer af
tern bttrlclpt ochdlieucn Ac0c Il
ueld'er CT Oos Mubnfm roi
lpeIdltm beboupici ut6, bab IS ia
lnidlt acniacn0 nbH Sic All bd0cn0,
Siaa Der 9tdiionc0 ansR Rtiprodlfn ba
be. berieioiatc. ioaie oct g'remiei
glou0 tSrorac oie golibeujti babcr
/ cine Ycbre erteilt u0nltb, 0o6 0urd
blobes tSere0e cine mirtlide 2iao
Der glotiouen Hidt berbeiaeiabrt ner
ben tonue. @iuts. mo snar 0it
pouptidde. bdbcu Die 9cfrittler 0es
aoblneits bergeiicn uuO 0o6 lit. 0ob
elm einmol bcaonuener ariea aud
0urdlgciodlieu iuer0en mitiic. Nlou
0ilrfe ith uidt ourh @hraien, Die
augebltdl in qutcm Slnubcn aedlt.
bert ner0en binierS Qidt fiibren
laiien. 9hd er bernoac auf Oen
6rteoen 9e5ug bobeu0e 86roien alt
eriinoen welhe iogor bon eiuent
preuBiid)en 8riesSberru NIT 5reu,
0en bearilBt ueroen miir0cn.
gliemml0 bot 0cnt @eoanten iiber
ooS 3litouoetoumcn elmer 2iao Der
gtutionen in mebr bcre0ter 8eiie
2lnsorltd nerIiebcn ais Der 0eati6e
&aiicr, ioate 2loDO 6jeorQc. Seine
anhuort nn ben Gopit atmcte 6en
8ciIt briioerlidher 9iebc. iii 0erieI.
ben ober mar fein g9ort iiber 9el.
gcn ent1oGten. Die 9Inii6ten 0es
aoiierS iiber Die 8il0ung elmer 9iqa
Der 9}dtionen iino obioIut qeIllno,
0n er Oorauf borbereitet mar 0cutid.
lano an Die Sptbc zines IoIchcn Bun.
0es 8ll itellcu. Grob0cm Der aoi.
Ter ollie ibnt 5nr 2nit geIegten gr.
o6erunasqelilite abmies. otnnen Ieine
Hcocn 0ennodl beu @ciit Ser Serr.
idloft; Der Gold mar in Ser 9crQ.
prcoiat eingebGllt.
Cine 2iqn Der 9iotiouen iit nlr
onnn m09Iid, mem Die &cere Der
entente ben arieg Qeipofncn babeu
Grit oant f0nne oicie 2i9o 3ur
Eutiode rno oas Sdlnert 3ltr @flug-
ihar itlngeluonoelt mer0cn.
4llf Die inneren glndeleaenheiten
3it iprecbca fontnTeaA iagte 2lopo
8eor9e. oak feline Sun9crsnot berr.
ife; oIlerbin98 iei man 2eioen alls.
geiebt, ober on8 GoIf bot iid) an
oieles aepobncu ntiiiieu nn8 cs frii.
Der ilidt cntbebren 3u fonnen gGoltb-
te. 6 iino 9cnta Rnhrln88mttteG
Oorbnnoen, Inn Dem 8oIfe Die Stroft
3it erboIten ood int iidl cine g2ei.
1ung fun0, 9aqen Die ouferlegten
3pongsmoBregeln 3lt nlitrren.
0os Golf iiebt iid groBen @reig-
niiicn gegenilberqeiteltt, ior0t fi6
l6er I'M &Ieinigfeiten. @s bat in
Der 8elt9eihidte MIR einen erfolg.
ceiden glo6rungSmittel 9erluolter
1ege6en; oa8 mar iener, Der nit flint
eaib 8roten uHo 3pei Giiher cine
golfsmenge ipeiite.
SD ioge Gltd, mas es 6eiBt, Quf
Rationen geiebt 3u meroen. IS be.
,etltet, onB cine Station in Dem
frieg8ifmel8ofen mebr lno rebr
peretnt miro"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
GinpfcGlen lte6crna6me bon ao6lcn.,
Del. nnb 6oliIGnbereirn.

8oI5irgton, IA. @}dr5. -Geiabe,
bic ben Grdi0enten beboItmGfti.
geu, Die ao6Ien., Gel, Giien. iln6
SoI3l6noercien. ionic bic 8oHer.
trdfte 81 iibernebmen uno Die Bro.
oufte oeriel6en gum aoitenpreiie 8it
berfoufen nur6en Dor oem Sauss
fontitee fiir 5niihenitaotliden $ons
Del bonn friiberen gunoesienntor
SSnmes e. Wartime bon Geiu Dorf,
9epr1ientnnt Do. 6. aellD bon
Benniglbnnicn gcniautin e. Wnrib
bon ylep gorf uHo anoeren 6efilr.
iDortet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
Anf eiitet1t Itentt0Iett
Sbiffc feitecncitmcn

Stodbotm, Ia. U1or5-eine I'm.
5abl dnertfouii6er rn6 britiider
giirger, bic s5innlano ouf einem
neiitralen Sdiffe berIieben, iin6 bon
6en Geiitiden a6gefnngen tporoen.
2lae oieienigen, iuelhe i'm militdri.
ihen Qlter Iteben, fuer5en III Geuti4.
lamb interniert iueroen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
0nmpfcr anfoeIanien.

Nus eincn aiIantiihen Sofen. IA.
WGr5. Der Tombfer aeribaip bon
Der Merfdnts ono Iliners Clinic,
Ser mehr ale 100 g3niiaaiere on
9oro b1ttc. bat aeitern einen anf
i'm 6ilic nisgeiaHot uno mrl0ete,
0nb er an Der it6iihen sliiite 9ell.
enalnh6s aHiaclolifeH n. ShlcD.
per mur0eu ism sur SiIie seianbt
i.-s-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
@ir6elltnrm in gInftraIitn.

BontonDer, y 6 II Wfar3.-'
0lebrere Iorfer IN Queensland
auitrolien iino aendB gepeifen
ons SiOneD q 2 @ an oit
giaHtouuer Norl09 or giont1l
boH eiuent 92irbcliiuun 5eritort
8icIe &cute muroen aet6iei. 0od
lieaea afnme gcudiic noh nidi
por III Hla.criali6d0en 1T icbr
sroB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14
ipsttsrbrI@.

Nar calahe uHA llnaMaN. 1ASn bailt
ak,nN mN Rtsilna lfaepar 9euptahf ON
Ntglloo
cur @ebukta, Sh0H haig atmA unA
aftllaa.
Gus Selea; st6u buiis atrab uuh afcllaa.
pdrmrf Nrtiioa.
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rtnltsMrn ANn DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT Go SEQ, AUTHORIZED ny rnE
ACT oF ucrobnR q isis. on FtlE AT
1hr rOsf ofFlCf on OMAHA, NEnR
hN ORDER on THr PRESIDENT
A. = huRLES0N, POSTMASTER. GENERAL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-14

Berlin fiber qoHoon IA Widr3
Gciiern 2fbeno mndte 0as oeiltide
Qriegs0mt befoHnt, 6aB Die Iert.
ihen in Cbeiia einqe5oaen iino
Qon6on, "a. mdr3. 0dbrcno bic
1rupppB Set GHtenteuadte an Der
AantidIgn 2inie bonn 0leere bis nod
Der Sdpeiser @reu5e fHnbberb
o6er feinc erpitlidlen Geriuhe mn.
den Sic fgin6lideu gieibgn Bu ourb.
bre6eu ooer cine eHtl9eioungs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-11
over MILLION
men INDICTED
IN The ARMY
Letter of Commentator of Work OF
Exemption Boards Is Re-
ceived Here.
JUNE CALL TO BE LARGE
General Crowder Pleased With
Work Accomplished Since
Draft Began.

A letter of commentator of the
work of exemption boards has been
received here.
The letter was received from
Adjutant General F. S. Dickson of
the state headquarters of the war
department selective service diva
sion at Springfield. The communi-
cation is the expression of approval
of Provost Marshal General Crow
der as requested to be forwarded
through Adjutant General Dickson.
The statement is made that a to-
tai of 1.303,354 men have been in
Quoted into the service up to June
/, 1918. The June general call Is
for 252,468; schools, 25,073 and for
specialists, 14,S13, making a total
Of 292,354 for calls this month. The
grand total of men in the service,
including the June calls, is 1885,
7OS.
The work was done by 1853 local
boards and $50 district boards, com
posing a force of $4,000 leading citi
zens who were aided by 100000
equally patriotic citizens.
Poor Compensation.
II IS stated that the boards were
compensated poorly if at all, except
by the gratitude of their neighbOTS
and OF the nation at large.
-RIIv Thrift STAMINA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-11
FARMER FORCED
INTO MILITARY

Ralph Candy who has been work
fng on a farm near Rock Island,
was indicted into army service
here yesterday for failing 10 fill out
his QUESTIONABLE. The man, whose
home is in Arcola, Ill, was taken to
the arsenal for military service.
John EinfeIdt has been accepted
in the special call that is TO leave
here not earlier than June Is, for
training at the Rahe Auto school
at Kansas City. Mo. This call,
which was for 13 men, is now COM
plete.
John ". Basford has been chosen
TO make up one Of the four men 10
entrain for Peoria In the place OF
Raymond G. Burton. Word has just
been received at the board from
Washington that Burton is to be
specially indicted for service at
Fort Monroe. Va. He is called 10
take up work as mechanical
craftsman. Harry A SiiYerman has
been ordered to Camp KeaFney,
Cal He Will serve with the medi-
cal supply depot
No word has been received as yet
20 when the men will leave, nor is
anything known for certain just
where the entire calls for June
viii be sent
Buy Thrift STAMPS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-11
PERSONAL POINTS

Walter Queisser. formerly a
pitcher with the Rock Island base
ball team in the Three-Eye league,
and always favorite with the
fans, is here calling on tri-city bus
mess houses in the interests of an
Indianapolis firm, Queisser left here
in 1911.
DR.. c. ]. F. Rochow goes to Chi
cago tonight to attend the meetina
OF the American Medical associa,
ton. While there he will apply
for enrolment in the medical re-
serve corps of the army
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Hodges and
daughter. Harriette of Rock Island
and Miss Lucille Abraham Of Moline
have returned from Champaign
having made the trip by auto. The
girls are students at the university
and are home for their summer va
cation, the Hodges having gone
down to get them.
DR.. Alex Montgomery. formerly
of Rock Island. notifies relatives OF
his safe arrival in France.
T. A. Fender and John T. Gaffey
are spending the week at Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. Julia Stafford, who has been
i'll in Chicago. returned to her home,
709 Twentieth street yesterday &C
companied by her son, J. T. Stat
ford.
Phil Bruner. who is at the Great
Lakes naval station, is home for a
short furlough visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
a. VI. Bruner, 1916 Twenty-second
street.
Mrs. Henry Timm, 1424 Thirty
Mich, to spend the summer with
her daughter Mrs. John Person.
August D. J. Moeller. Rock Is
land undertaken, is in Peoria today
where he is attending a demonstra-
ton of a new system OF embalming
He will return this evening.
c. c. Hartford, boys secretary oil
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, returned this morning from q
two weeks stay at Camp Wood
Elmsdale, Kan. Camp Wood is the
state high school Young Mems
Christian association camp. Mr.
Hartford has been one OF the in
structors there.
The many friends Of Miss Kath-
crime Burt will be sorry to hear
that she has had to return to the
hospital at Rochester. MINI. Miss
Burt, up until the time Of her Ill
ness, was an employe in the West
ern Union office.
Mayor NJ. H. Harris, wife and
daughter; Mrs. Ebey and Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Green. all of Boards
town, Ill. motored to Rock Island
in the mayors car and are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
R. Pollard, 1886 Twenty-f1rst street,
George Mcdonald, Phi. B., and
Irene Schricker, Phi. B., Rock Is
land, graduated at Chicago univers-
ity today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-11
ORDER ELECTS
new OFFICERS

E. A. Adams was elected COM
mander of the Rock Island COM
mandery No. IS, knights Templar,
at the election of officers last night.
Other officers elected were:
Generalissimo-S. r. Davis.
Captain general-C. A. Hallgren.
Senior warden. G. Schillinger.
Junior warden-E. c. Fisher.
Treasurer-M. S. Heagy.
Secretary. L. Hickey.
The installation of these officers
and another five which the new
commander will appoint, will be
held at the next conclave which will
be on Monday, July s.
After the election of officers the
drill team had a rehearsal in prep
aration for the state conclave 10
be held Sept. 10. There are 81
Knights Templar in the team and
through diligent practice they have
brought themselves almost to a
state of perfection.
d. -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-11
BLAZE DESTROYS A
SMALL STRUCTURE
CONTAINING METER

A frame building, containing a
small pumping motor, ard owned
by Martin Mccarthy Of Davenport,
was totally destroyed by fire at
11:25 last night
The structure situated at First
avenue and Fifteenth street, was
used as a pumping station during
grading work recently being done
in that vicinity. The blaze origin
ated when the Waterman endeav-
ored TO fill a gasoline can IN the
building. In order to more clearly
see, he moved a lantern too close
TO the gasoline, causing ignition.
Before the department could ar
rive, the light frame building was
almost wholly destroyed. The ex-
act amount of damages could not
be ascertained at a late hour to
day,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-11
MEET THURSDAY
TO SIFT PLANS

There will be a melting of county
committeeman of the neighborhood
committee of defense under the
state council of home defense.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Grand Army headquarters IN
the courthouse.
Word to this effect requesting
that all members be present was
sent out by G. A. Stephens, chair
man of the neighborhood commit
tee, this morning. 1t was announc-
ed that plans for loyalty day, f1xed
in some counties including Rock
Island, as June IS. will be discuss
ed and perfected.
Mr.. Stephens asserted that re-
quests of the administration in this
connection make it imperative that
Rock Island county do its share in
spreading loyalty throughout the
nation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-11
REFUSE TO PAY
BACK RAILFARE
Laborers Brought to Work at Ar
senaI Balk After One
Days Work.

J. P. Connerty and Joe Smith Of
Indianapolis. just recently from
Kansas City. were given warning
by Deputy United States Marshal
John Coburn this morning or
work.
Connerty and Smith were
brought from Kansas City by the
Walsh Construction company. ar
irving in Rock Island Sunday
They worked one day at Rock Is
land arsenal on one Of the build
ings and then informed the time
keeper Of The company that they
were dones When they Learned
that their fares from Kansas City
and 81 were to be subtracted from
their salaries or refunded. they
commenced abusing the Limekeep-
eT.
What right have you got II
keep me here?" Smith is said to
have told the time-keeper. You
aren't connected with the govern
ment. When 1 quit. quit"
Smith informed the marshal that
although he was under the inflU-
ence of liquor he did make the
statement not knowing that the
Walsh company is a government
agent.
Both men heartily agreed to re-
turn to work when they learned
that they faced heavy fine for
embeZZlement and for being idlers.
Smith admitted taking a bottle Of
liquor on the island but explained
that the car which brought him
here from Kansas City did not stop
until the arsenal had been reached,
giving him no time to dispose of
the bottle. They were sent back
to work
The Walsh company sends men
TO the island daily They are hired
in other cities with the under
standing that If they work two
weeks their rail fares Will not be
deducted Providing they quit be
fore two weeks has elapsed they
must refund the fare with an addi-
tional 81 which is for office ex-
pense-