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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
Die BeSettlit9 Ses
4. .JAli fir GrtolanS
Sanernoes nnb nnnnflSsIihes giinS.
MS fit sSriebea nnb arieg an-
aeitrebt.

2onoon 4. SuGi. Ser Sim.
oop 06ierber" 9ibt beltte in einem
lteber6Iif iiber 6ie Qeiitlu1aer
amerifo8 I'M ariege unter Ser
lteberiArift Ser groBte 4. SyitIi"
fol9en6e8:
usS5Sn 0ieien 2an6a bereitet fif 6o8
golf bonn a6nig obipGrts Dor,
4merifaS Gag nie unieren eigenen
5lt feiern. 8as gei6iebt, neil mir
inns an bteIe 9tnge ertnnern. Ser
erIte ltnabb6ngi9feits Gag mar elm
Set Der 2ostrennltng bonn britiiden
9eid Sir uns miro Der nddIte A.
eSSuIi nad onoertbolb SSo6r6un0erten
Die 8eier Der @rnelterltng Ser Sc
meinifoft Der gan5en engLiid Ipre-
denOen 8eIt fir arieg ltn6 SSrie-
ben bringen. 3oS lit Ser grltno,
narum Die @Iofen bon ct. Saul
am 9onner8tag geIdlttet tper0en
u2oBt un8 ME bergeiierL 0oB fiber
0en &rieg Binau8 0ie 5reunOIdoft
Der engIiid ipredenben g5Ifer oie
groBte Snde Ser 8eIt lit. Seine
nuoere sade fam 0ieien 8oftor
gum @uten erieben."
Ser gSbierber" erinnert an 0en
gtppe1 oes britiiden 8otifofters in
@ai6ington, 2oro gfeaoing, fiir cine
britiid-nmerifaniihe 9tIiana. uno
io9t, 0oB, penn iener gr0Bte Soa
elmer uno1sl6sliden SeiIba6eridoft
fommen iperoe, ,.@roBbritnnnien un0
ieine 9ominionen Die eriten iein tper-
oen. peIde Sen @unif begen Dob
Der 4. Sult eyobr Inn SSabr gefetert
ltnO Elm Set Ser 5reibeit meroen
foae, nidt aIlein fir 9tnerifo, ion.
bern fir cine gGIlion3 oller en9Iiib
iprehen0en 86Ifer uno idIieBIid fir
oie gan8e Menih6eit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
9entidlcr g3eridlt.
Gicbccbc>Slcuakeit
IN 111IdSiucitck

3aibington A Sui S5ier
eingetroffenen giadrihten 5ufotge
meroen Die bonn inter.nIliierteu ober.
ften ariegsrnt 9etroffenen Gmpfeb-
Ltingen Dem 9}rdiiOenten @ilion als
fiftidmlr Dec ton ibm ein5ubdl.
tenoen golitif GuBIan6 gegeniiber
Oienen. Ger 9eridt BEG ariegs.
rats miro, ipenn er nift ihon Elm.
getroffen lit, bier baIo eriunrtet.
Sier 1T Die 91eIoung eingetroffen,
oniI bic Gidedo.Slobafen gegeniudr-
tia Bla0iboitof fontrouieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
81 111artit altf Scr
amer. 1oerlilItIiIte

@aibington A. SuIt. - General
Geribing bat beute 50 @erl1t1te Elm.
berihtet. gteun Ntann tpatroen I'M
Sample getotet; 6 erIogen ibren
8unOen; 5 itorben infoIge bon
aranfbeiten; 8 biibten onr6 l1nfGIe
uno aus on6eren Griin0en ibr Sc.
ben elm 26 Mnnn puroen idDer
barnltnoet, 5lpei ner0en berlatBt
uno elmer geriet IN @efangenidoft.
Inter ben i'm Sample @et0tetea TO-
finoen fid Die 2eutnontg 81. eSadfor,
Colorado SpriEs2 Colo; $. 600.
per, Rioeriioe, Sa. 50. 5mitb, gap.
od. g. ..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
Hauskcmitec fir
eraphz1tebernabntc

g8ai5ington, A. S5uIi-9ns 9omi.
tee 0es Sauies fiir 5piidenitaatGi6er
Son0el orOnete geitern oben6 einC
9iinitiee @inberi6tltn9 Der 9teiollt.
tion an, pelhe Die llebernnbme Der
3elegropben- 1no Gelepbonlirien
boriiebt. 8ds aonlitee iebte aritel.
le Der asfpea geIoIution Die 0feio.
Illtion Oes Geprdientanten Snnoers,
peIde boriiebt, Dob Die Regierungs.
fontrOIle nit Der 6rieoensprofIama.
tion en0en nitB unO OaB bic @igen.
finer cine eere6te Gntidd0isung
erbolten ioaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
America, My Country
BY JENS X. GRoNDAHL
Copyright by Daily Republican, Red Wing, MINI

America, my country, come at thy call;
plight thee my troth and l give thee my all;
In peace in I wed to thy veal
I'll carry thy flag thru the fire and the steel.
Unsullied it floats Ger our peaceloving race
On land shall it suffer disgrace
In reverence kneel at sweet hberty's shrine:
America, my country command, l m thine!
America, my country brave souls gave thee birth
They yearned for a haven of freedom on earth.
And when thy proud flag to the winds unfurled
There to thy shores the oppressed Of the world
Thy milk and thy honey flow freely for all
Who takes of thy bounty shall thy call;
Who quafs Of thy nectar Of freedom shall say:
America, my country command, obey!
America, my country come is thy hour
The Lord of hosts counts thy courage and power;
Humanity pleads for the strength of thy hand,
Lest liberty perish and land
Thou guardian of freedom, thou keeper of right,
When liberty beeds may trust in thy might,
Divine right of kings freedom must fall
America, my country come at thy CALL
Chorus: America, my country, / thy call,
That freedom may live and that tyrants may fal
owe thee my all and my all will I give
| do and / die that America may live
The foregoing is esteemed by many to be the greatest
patriotic song inspired by the present
applause of Congress when quoted by Representative Sege
in his speech the day declared 1t has men
enlist expresses the prevailing patriotic sentiment Of
people and has been hailed by a new National
Anthem. The words with music sale the stores
or by the Daily Republican, Red Wing, Minn)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
gritiIdyer geridt.

2pnOon, A. SuIi.-6eIomoridoll
poig meIoete beltte, BOB bic @riten
on elmer 5ront bon fat bier Meilen
8niihen 8iIlers.8retonneur unb
Ter Somme sorgingen uno foIt on
tertbolb gleiIen melt in bic feinolihe
2inie einorangen. Gos 9orf Somel
nur0e bon sen griten beieet. Sn
hem 8eri6t beibt es: p3mii6en
Mllcr8. .9retonneltg uno Der CONNIE
croberten mir 0as 9orf SaneI uno
iboben uniere 2tnie etlpa 1000
9nros melt Dor. (Samel liegt unge-
f1br ntittiDe9s apiideu 8illers-
gretonnelr un0 Ser Son1ne un6 5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
Werfhhrer Der ensf pernrteilt.

g}ilmalifee, 4. SuIi.-8er Sier.
ar5t gr. Gabio Roberts bon g9ni.
fei6a, isis, Duroe, nadoem er ith
oes ebe6urdls nit @race Gust ihul.
big befannt bntte, gu eineu sSabr
3ndt6aus Derurteilt. Grace Gust
murbe befanntlih Degen grmoroung
Der @attin oes 5iernr5tes 5u 10
siabren 8uhthalis berurteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
2,f7O,40O 11tGltl.
in Ser afncr. 2lrmec
9as sruke glnipadicn nnierer
Sriegsmndt bonn Setret1r
Sater erl1ntert

Walbln9ton,, a. SS1llt. - SSit Grs
meiterung Der gInfiinoieung oes
BrGiiOenten @ilion, oaB nebr ais
cine gfaion Eruppen na6 ssronf.
reid nbseeangen linb, CAB Repr1.
ientant Gent, 8oriiter 6es WtiIit1r.
fonlitees, qeitern i'm $ouie einen
lteberbIif iiber Die &riegsporberei.
tlingen m1breno Ser Is Monute oes
&rieoes. Q(us oieiern geridt, Der
bonn ariegsiefret1r gofer 1tantnt,
gebt berbor, ooB 10000 Sffistere
nno 100000 0tnnn bei Der Sabine
iteben, i'm 8erglei6 at 1924 Off.
aieren uno 202,310 Mnnn in Der
reguIGren gtrmee un6 IationoIgor6e
Dor IA Wonaten.
Ser 8eriht 6eigt audi boB 286
4anpfaeropIune Biz gum s. SSuni
a6geliefert mtroen unb 6oB Die 95ro-
button oieier glrt 9IugnQi6inen
so Stiif pro ISOLDE betrGgt. ueber
1000 2tbertp Mtotore iin0 obgeIie.
fert mor0en uno Ole m66entlibe
Broouttion8rote betrug 115 Stiid
mdbreno Der erIten ISOLDE i'm eSttnt.
lle6er 900 fbmere 8ropning W1a.
| fdtnengelpe6re fpur6en i'm Mai qes
Iiefert rmo bie glbIieferlng bon Iei6.
ten 8ropnings belief fih insgeionlt
ouf 1900. lteber 100000 Sc
pe1re tpur0en biz 8um 1. Syuni ob-
| geLiefert.
8etreff8 ser MoraI Der g[rn1ee in
Jrantrei6 ingt Die grfIdrung:
osSSn 6ronfreid nurbe es n0tig,
oie Gone binter oen Mrlneen Die
friiber o0ienTt inn gitden" genonnt
luuroe, in n9robiantoienIt- Bone"
ab5udn0ern oo es fih i6tpieri9 er.
rpies, 2eltte gum 9ienIt in elmer 30.
ne gu bepegen Die our6 Die 8e5eih.
nung lin 9fitden" bonlbeniifer
darofteriiiert pur0e.
oSogar an Der tatiGdliden Srottt
gibt es cine 2lrt Ero0ition be5iiglihI
oes nRo gfon's 2ono@. l1niere
2eute 3ieBen eS Dor, e8 ngnnfeeIono"
au nennen un0 es 6a5u At MAIDEN.
9ns &on1itee fir &Ioiiifi5ier1ng
0e8 gerionoIs bertdtet, pie 8ofer
nngtbt, Dab cine iiberroiden0 groBeI
8obI bon 9fefruten iid 8u Sen gc.
fabrlidIten g[rbeiten i'm Militdroienitl
meloet.
9ie grfIGrung seigt5 oaB Die
6terbli6feit8rate unter oen &rup-
pen Der Ser. Staatsn fid nuf Ala
in Der ISOLDE, oie am 7. sunni ab.
ihloB, belief. 2lm 5. SUM betrug
0ie 8aiiungsfroft Der SofpitdIer
72,667 8etten iir10 psitere 'Soipitd-
Ter NIT 1867 9etten ftnb ltnter
aonftruftion. sSn Gronfreid mer.
sen geQnernIi6feiten fir 5 Bis 10
Bro3ent Der @rpe0itionSarmeen Dor.
geieben. 0aS glrmee @oipitaI.
forp5 beltebt aus 24,UO0 Stfl51ere1tI
mO 148,0O0 gtnnnidaften, aus
fdlieBlid 6es SanitdtSforp8 lnb Der
Bflegerinnen.
Sir gtnfan8sfluoiibunsen iino
Bis gum s. Suni 4,495 itn6 fir
fortgeidrittene Glugiibingen fino
820 aeroplone obqeliefert tpor6en.
0ie m66entIibe @ro0uftion betrug
am s. sunni rs Stiif. 8is oortbin!
paren ou6 37,250 aeropIar-Ma.
idinengepebre obgeIiefert morOen.
$4,000 9lmerifaner itno in sSronf.
reid nit Dem 9obnbou befddftigt
un6 $4,000 fSradtmnagons un6
i 900 2ofon1otipen itlo fir Die Bob
nen in Sranfreih in 6ieiem Sanoe
gebo1tt nor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
8esen uulonnlcr glenkernngeH be-
traft.

CAMP Qobge Sa., A. Suli.-
Sd CLAUDE, Der aaiier 1T onlG
rigbt" iagte Ost 9efrut glnrtin
ssubrmann ton SalenL %. g,
g1itgIie6 6es Sudrtierneiiter Corps
gas ariegsgeri6t berurteilte i'm
megen oislobnlet mo Derrdterii6cr
2icuberimgen III fiinf Sdbren
8manqsarbeit in Sort 2eabenlportb.
sfud mir6 er aus Dem 9ienIt ent.
Iaiien unO berliert oIle ibm nod alts
fonmcaoen Srntiomente.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
100 S9iffe 9eben
bcmtc pom Stapel
Die 5eier bes gierten Snli bnrd Die
gtatiun itellt einen Sdlag &c.
gen Sandl6Oute bar,


Gbt 3erItorer ipuroen in 8eitab'
itdnoen BON t5 Mlimtten in bet
getblcbem Union Qtnlage in Sor
5roncisco bonn StapeI gelaiien.
Stint SeieIe mur0en 8it gleider
3eit in Der Moore Sdiff8nerft in
0ntIono galeqt.
Bier 6tab!1ambier purben 3t'
gIeit in g(lameOa bonn 5tapel ge.
laiieu.
Die n3efiance". 1880 Sonnen,
mltroe in 9[Iono0a Al Gage nod.
Dem Der aieI gele0t mltr6e, in Die
Mellep geIaiien = EN- 9tefor0 fir
t5dliffe oieier @r6Be.
Der eroBte Stapeaauf, Der ie an
einem Gage in iraenb elmer Shiffs-
merit itdttfano, geidlob in Son
Syrantisco gab - $4,000 &onnen.
8dibin0ton, A. SuIi. Ser.
5taatRn feiern ocn neutrality-suspicious..
lag oaSurd, 0ab iie 8ptihen Con.
nenaufgang lno Sonnenuntergnng
nebr Sdiffe bom StapeI loIien, ais
oie oeutiden Saud6oote in einem
gtonat Der iebigen electromagnetic
oernthten f6nntn. 100 Sd)iffe-
tieIleidt aud mebr-faTt cine bofbe
Uti[ion Tonnen mer0en bonn Sta.
lei Qe9en. Rein ein3iQes Shiff
ioir6 suriifge1aIten uno ioipeit limb
95 6hiffe 6urd bie gtnItrengungen
Der sdiffsdrbeiter fertig geiteflt
ipor0en; bod P8 mar ipobriheittli6,
sob i'm ean8en 100 fertig iein mer.
ben.
ssyn ben S6iffsnerften an at.
Iontiiden Gsedn uno an Ser @oIf.
filite lpur0en SO Stopel(Gufe ge.
plant, eini6licbIih bon 27 SoI3.
ififfen bon $500 Gonnen ut0 IL
Stobli6iffen bon 76,486 Gonnen.
Ssn Den @erfte1 on ben groBen
5een eeben IA Gtablihiffe bon
47700 Sonnen rom Stapel. gta
Der Bocifiiden aiiite neroen 90
!6oIa. unb II Gtdblidiffe BON i1s.
aeiarut 250,701 Conner in Die
BeIlen geIaTien.
IL Sdiffe in gem gOrt Oom stapel
g3eip gorf, 4. SuIi - Seute
muroen bier t2 Sdiffe bonn eta.
pei gaIaIien. Die Gubmarine Boot
CORPORATION Iieferte bierbon 81
5diffe, Die Stnn0ar6 S6ip6uil6iug
CORPORATION, Sbooters S5sIono. Geip
g)ort, |; Die 5eyns Gontpdnp, 8atb,
g1e., IL; grautp & Cons, 9bilaoel-
pbia, ii; 9enniblbania Sbipbitil0ing
Gon1pahp, G1uloen, q. g., / 8etb-
Iebem / SbipbuiI6ing CORPORATION,
8ilmibgton Gel, i; guieB &
eyones, 8ilmington, / un0 bic 8al.
timore 3rD6of ono Sbipbuiloing !
Gombonp, Baltimore, /. Dns grob. |
te Shtff fDur6e bon Der genninloa-
MIA B6ip6uiI6ing Gonlpanp 8u
@loucdter, ga, bonn Stapel geldi
len. Gg mar Oieies Der f2,500E
qonnet grcBe Jrohtoanpfer @iI.
liam genn. 2lle gdiffe, NIT 2lus.
nabme BON 9, fin6 5rahtoampfer.
Gin 5fiff pir6 at 3ransport5nef.
fen @erpenoung fin0en, Der moere
ols GeIoantpfer
o 5tapllauf nm Witteruadt.
Superior, isis, 4. s5iIi.-@etite
nm 1901 gsadtg nuroe Der gant'
bier 2ate Gaucep bier bonn Gtnpel
9elaiien. Cine groBe Menidenmen.
ee mar augen5eltge oes Stnpelaufs.
Der qlonfffer ha4 335O gannadP.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
GOnbentiou Der Selearap6iiteu.

8aibington, 4. Sui. .-Sier miro
am s. Suli cine Spe5inlfonbention
Der .9eleernpbiiten itott.
finoen, inn Stea1ng in Dem Oroben-
ben Streif Der @eitern llnion Sele.
arobbiiten al nebmeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04

0em Sangar6.en. Sonterre, 3 Msei-
len iiioIi6 bon @illers-9retoneltJ
i'm Sample geIesen. gInnt. Der Uni.
tec BreB)
SransoFider geridt.
9aris, 4. syuIi.-8oS ariegson1t
ttteloet beute, ooB frnna0iiide 6treit-
fGfte geitern gl6en0 BEL 3pei 9ln-
griffen 3rpiiden Der Die uno 2(isne
an elmer orei ReiIen 8ront cine bal.
be 01eiIe peit borornngen lno 1906
@efangene mobten. Sn Dem 8e-
ridt beiBt es. o3pii6en Der Die
uno Ser Qlisne griffen uniere Grltp-
pen bic 0eutibe 2tlie tpeItli6 bon
g[utre6es (5ebn MeiGen nor0tpeItliA
bon Soiiions) an elmer 5ront bon
3pei atlon1eter (ein uno cine 8ier.
tel Meile) an 1tno orangen 800
W}eter (foit cine bal6e Meile) melt
Dor.
I'm aoeno erfolgte Trdtt5o1t1ners
ieit8 8piiden qutrehes ino Moulin-
ious .8oi@ent (orei MeiIen ttororpeit.
lid bon 9tuitrehes) in oemfelben
glugenblif Elm @ngriff. ols Die 0eut-
iden einen iol9en borbereiteten. 8ir
botten an elmer sSront bon 8 ailos
meter (mebr mie 6rei W2eilen) an
me9reren 4ltnften einen @ebietsqe-
minn bon 1900 02eter (ltngefdbr
cine MeiIe) at ber6ei6nen. ggir
madten 1906 @efangene. oarunter
t8 9fft3iere.
gtor0Ittb bon 0}ontoioier lu0 Der
Die uno Dem redten llfer Der WaaS
entlang tpur0en bon unieren g3a.
troitillen @efangene eingebrodt.
StaIieHiifer gerift.
RoHn 4. Suli. Gas Rrie9sont
meIoete geitern 2lbeno, oaB 0ie Sta.
liener bel ibrem 9lngriff altf oie
GeIterreiher ant nnteren 9Sione
6lub 1900 tSeFongene mod)ten
@rabenm0rIer, @cIdiibe un6 g2a.
i6inengeipebre errberten uno oen
f5eino 3uriidtrie6en. Ole Sytaliener
boben Dem feinoIi6en @egenangriff
IN Der @rappo @egion erfolgrei6
Wi0eritan6 geleiitet un6 lire er-
o6erfen 6teIlungea befeitigt. Die
3nbl Der BORT 1eti16ten @efanQenen
beldpft iid auf 62t; ouh tuur0en
% Maidinengelpebre uno cine Uten.
&c Grieg8moterioI erobert. sSrars6-
iiide Iruppen iiibrten bon ibren
ollf Der gfiogo Sohfl1-
DE nebrere brilonte 9orit6Be ous
uno nadteu zine 9ln3abl @efangene.
Sefterreidl;Ider geriflt.
@ien, 4. yuIi.-0ffi8iea miro ge.
melOet, Dab itatienii1e Sruppen,
ulteritiibt bon SeeItreitfrdften, Der.
iudten ben 8ione Stub untpeit oei.
len W}itn0ung 5it stberihreiten. Ger
IeIbe u1ibIaug; aud Der 8eriuh,
ueiter n6roIib, bel 3enion, oen
5IuB 8u freu5an ideiterte. globe
5hieianouba, norb0itIih bon Gopo
5tIe, baben bic SStaliener einen
eleinen 3errnineeininn 8u ber5eid- |
nen. Ger erfoIgloie 8erird oes |
}einoes, feline GSnfnnterie ouf ba8
9itrier oes giooG 8u i6affen, er.
'oIgte ndbe 9}cbcboIi, rniueit oes |
l6rtatiihen Meerp8.
9eutidJer geri6t.
Berlin, iiber %on0on, 4. SuGi. 3og
,eiitide ariegsomt meloet, 0uB bier
,eutihe Maidinen Elm aus neun
merifanii6en Noifinen beite6en-
,es 2uftgeihpnoer ongriffen. Bier
lmerifoniihe 9[eroplane tpttroen
Iera6gaidoiien. Siiolid bon 9lrras,
ioromeitlid bon gilbert, uno 8tpi.
den ben 9liiiien gLisne un0 @1arne
an es gu le6hnfien @efedten. /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-04
9as Surf Saur
piro Deib nmitritterl
peroebcns pcrimGt Scr SeinS, I'M i0tperen Stmrms
anariffen Sen 2lmerikanern Sas ercbertc
6el6nce iuieSct 81 entrei6cn
1tniere Artimerie unS Jnfanteric beruabrem iitt

g(merituniides Sorptquarfier in
5ranfrai6, 4. :s,Suli. (gtadtberi6t) }
Gin fein0li6er lteberfaa ouf onle-
ritonii6e @oiitionen in ben 8ogeietl
tpuroa geitGrn friib ourd &Ieinge-
Imebrfeuer obgeh7ieien. SSn Dem Soul
Nbidnitt 1T herftGrfte feinoIide
Q[rtiaeriatdtigfeit 8u ber5eidnen.
8ciualtiae 9lrtilleriefGmpfe.
9lmcrifanii6es Sauptqunrtier in
6rontrei6, A. Sill. Die feinolide
g{rtiaerie erbobte geItern gadmittag
in Dem 8aur 9[eid,nitt Die @einaIt
hires 6euers 5tnr. S6dItnaB. 9oS
9raden Ser 9oa1ben unO @ranoten
! Iteigerte ii6 5u einem anbaltenoen
@ebriia, un0 Die GrOe bebte ltrlter
ser @elpolt Ser oeruriadten @rplos
| Iion. 2(ber Die onserifoniifen 8ats
terien beantporteten oos feinoli6e
Geuer 5duB I'm SduB. 9ie ameri-
faniiden &1noniere ItanOen nit
tntblGbten 0betf0rper neben ibren
@eifiten uno fe1erten 10 ihnen
| pie geIaoen meroen fonnte un6
ianoten einen mabren 8etoqItron in
Die feiu0li6en Hetben. @egen 5 l1br
9lben0S botte bic Q8ut DeS 8onlbor-
dement's nod nidt nadgeloiien; inn
@egenteiI, es botte oen glni6eilt
! rte menn 6ns fein0lide 6ener an
aroft 8ugenounnen botte. g(tnerifa.
niide elieger, Die sic 8efedt85one
our6ilogen, nerrrodten megen 0eS
BuIberr1u68 uGo Qualrns, Der iiber
Ser gan3pn @egeno Ioqerte, i'm gtuf.
flGruagsoienit niht biel au85urih.
| ten.
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present were Lieut. Harkey and Sergt.
Evans of the Remount Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gilman Of War
saw also Mr. and Mrs. e, Gilman of
Beebe were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Sullivan Gilman for a weekend visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Galloway also
Mrs. S. M. Grove of North Little
Rock were visiting their many friends
here Sunday.
Rev. Mitchner and wife were dinner
guests of Roy Todd and family Sun
day.
Our Sunday school is doing fine
now under the superintendent of our
efficient leader J. d. Johnson. The
Junior and Senior classes are contrib
uting funds for the purpose of buying
Bibles for the soldiers at Camp Pike.
Skeet.
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Mr.. w. B. Haynie spent Saturday
night with his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Lydia Gwin and Miss Eva
Merritt spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs u. ]. Peters.
Mrs. Faulkner. and family motored
to Mt Carmel to the unwilling Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. EVE Haynie attended the sing
ing at Zion Hill Sunday afternoon.
Luther Peters and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. U. J. Peters.
Mr. j. d. Duncan of Zion Hill
North spent Wednesday night with
his daughter, Mrs. EVE Haynie.
There was crowd of young folks
at u. j. Peters kodaking Sunday af-
ternoon
Everybody is invited to the auxil-
larry at Concord the second Sunday
in May. There will be dinner on
the ground.
Farmers are getting behind with
their farming as there has been so
much rain this spring.
Mrs Mary Blazer and Mrs. Aladia
Peters attended the Woodman Circle
meeting Saturday afternoon at Jack
sonville.
Ernest Merritt and wife spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Ula Wood.
Lester Duncan of Zion Hill North
called on Miss Leila Merritt Sunday
afternoon
]. D. Duncan has all of his cotton
planted.
Judson Lewis and family and sister,
Miss Grace Lewis, motored to Little
Rock Saturday to see the parade.
Children's Day will be at Bethel the
third Sunday in May.
J. B. Merritt took Mr.. Huffman of
Olmstead TO buy big Overland car.
J. M. Merritt and wife and Mr.. J.
B. Merritt and family motored to the
unwilling at Mt. Carmel Sunday af-
ternoon.
The rock party at Mr.. Glasseoek' S
last Wednesday night was enjoyed
by all. Mary Jane.
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Crops are not doing much, as the
weather has been so cold for the last
| few days
w. D. Lowry was a guest at Mr..
Busicks Sunday.
John Emerson and family of Far
rel Camp visited their son-in-law,
Horace Singleton and wife, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Dewey Lawhon spent Saturday
night with Forrest Lowry.
Pearl Lowry, Birdie and Willie
Lawhon were the dinner guests of
Mrs. Eliza Bennett last Sunday.
Cullen Lawhon and Ebert Bus1ck
went to Little Rock last Sunday.
Henry Treadway left for Camp Pike
last Friday. We were sorry to see
him go. We hope he will get fur
Tough and return home
Sam MCGUIRE spent last Saturday
night and Sunday in Little Rock.
Mr.. Beadle visited relatives in
f, Little Rock Saturday night and Sun
day.
! Willie Lawhon spent Saturday after
noon with Pearl Lowry
w. D. Lowry has just finished his
storm house The people around sure
ly think we are going to have lots of
storms this year as they are most all
digging storm houses.
f. L. Lowry and wife visited his
brother, w. D. Lowry, and family Mon
day night.
Mr.. Beadle was a guest at J. A.
Lawhon's Monday night.
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The public is cordially


triotic songs. The public is cordially
invited.
Mrs. Anna Mask was elected knit
ting demonstrators for the club, Mrs.
s. p. Junkin temporary corresponding
secretary.
Charlie Corbett is taking course
of violin lessons. We admire Mr..
Corbett's ambitions. We like farming,
but don't let manual labor crush out
all the finer things of life.
Mrs. D. N. White and Mrs. Guy
Chenault will make round of calls
this week in the interest of the club. &
There are five weeks more OF
school. Miss Christian principal and
Miss Holmes assistant promise a ser
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The Brushy Island school closed
last Friday and large crowd attend
ed the exercises in the afternoon. At
ter the program ice cream and cake
were served. While eating cream and
cake a loud noise was heard in the
air and it was discovered to be an
aeroplane. This is the first one seen
coming over Brushy Island. While
standing looking at it little five-year-
Old Earnest Lantrip asked his papa
II that was the thing they were going
to capture the Kaiser in.
Luther Bradford, the teacher, has
given perfect satisfaction and has the
school for another year.
Brown Eyes.