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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12

2orbiu. i2. Mbril g'on @lnbt
boitof bier cineciroiirne @ieI0unpcu
beloaeh Dat ouBer Den brttiihcu
mo iopouilhen auh umcrifutiidlt
Seeiol6oien III g9la0iboitof aelan0ci
iiub, Inn bic omerifoniidcn Sntcrei.
fen 8l pobren im0 bic Gr0nuna AMI.
redt 8ii balteL gS 6eiBt, 0oB Ole
amcriEoner bic Gods beiebt babcn,
mobreno Die sSopaner Die @iienbab.
neu mo @lunitionSIoaer bepad,en.
&ier eingetroiiene 6IiidltIiupe ia.
gen. Oub Die llnrllben ooOurd Der.
iriodt iunroen, Dab golibebiti Der.
itdten Sapanern Die 8offen ob8u.
nebmen. Die lie 8um eioeneu Sduee
trugen. 2InfdneIih befonoen iiA Die
Snpaner, meIAe BON Dem aoiofen.
general soibebeftifoif uuteritiitt
mltroen I'M gorteil. Gie 8oIibebift
ober erbieIten 8eritdrfitngen uno
iiberluoItieten Die Sapaner ln0 $40.
iofen.
W2ebrere @ebGiloe ipuroen aepliin.
bert unO nieoerge6rannt. SdIieB.
lih fouen betpoffnete 2anolette in
0te Sta0t un6 Der aon1pf brob
BON Neuem los. 8teoer lultr0e ge.
plilnoert ttno 9eraiibt, 1ino 3iDiidlen
200 uno 800 gidH1mpfer mur6en
8aiBinatoH iuortet anf 9tadlridjt.
8nibington, IL. g(pril. 5olUobI
oas StootS. ais aud 6as D9arine.
Departenent eriuorten, Dob lie nod
Dor 9(beu0 offi8ielle gtaArif)t iiber
oie 2an0llug omerifonilher Srlp.
pen in @looiooitof erbaIten mer0en.
Sdon Dor geraumer 3eit tUuBte
man. - I'M 9ertronen oaB ole
Der. Stanten in Der ouf Der SobeI
Dor @Iaoiboitof anfernoen sylotte
oertreten mar. God luuroe in Off.
jieIIer aretien geiagt, ooB feline ome.
.ifoniiden Solooten geldnoet tper6en
piiroeu, nlBer oortieIbit ani6Iiiae
4inerifaner itdn6en in 2ebensqefobr
,ber omeritotiihes @igantum iei ge.
dbr6et.
@S miro angenomnett 6oB Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
DerteiSi0ltlt1srat
ge9cn eclbe Sarbe
Die nnIOBaleu giirser iollcn inter
BEN neuen SebitiOnsgcicb an.
geflagt iuerOen.

2incotu IL. Qbril. 9ei
Staat8berteioieung8rot bat Ieint
ltnbiIligung Der $onolungsmeile a.,
DiIier unbefannter 9erlonen o6ei
Srganiiationet ausge0riidt, Die
8obnbdtier ltno onoere @ebaulid.
feiten bon angeblif unlopalen Ser.
fonsn nit gelber Sar6e bei6mieren.
Der @erteioigitngSrat tpiinfdt oa.
gegen 0nB ale nnloDolen 9iirger
sitr 9Ln8eige gebrodt iperoen unb
3lDar unter Dem neuen Se6itions,
geieb ons sur 8eItrafilng Der S6uI.
0igen Die bette San6ba6e biefet
8rrd oieies @eieb 6offt Der Rat
iegIide llnGobalitdt in g2e6rasfa
dlts3urotten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
1tkraiiIe liefert
11abrnnesmittel

2lmiter6anL ~. Qfbril.-eine ae.
iteru aus aiciu. HuBlano, einaetroI.
fene DebeIHe beiagtp bic utrainiidc
He9ierlmg babe NIT ben @ertreiern
Iahidfan6s unb Deiterreif . I'm.
gnrug eiueu aontrdft qeihloilen fir
bon grot. 5ltter, geirei.
BE-, Gr6ieu un0 Samereien sym
Banjen lonm G0,000,000 Cub aelie.
fert iDeroen Elm Dub fommt nm.
geia6r 3J nmcrifauiidlen gIfnno
aleif 5 un6 BB0r 100000 i'm
april. 100000 III 9lai, 10000,
900 im 9yuni im6 100000 im
4nii Nit 6ef Gieiqrnna bon @f
trrioe it bereds 5esoHHen moF6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
(gren,fdmpfr in Wlsrifn.

Sierro Blanca, Ter. ~. Qlbril.
Bier Wlcrituner ipur6en aatotet
ttno nlin0eitens fiini 0errDltnoet, aIs
amer. Iruppeu oos 6elter bon Der
merifaniiden Seite Der Santo g1ino
5lirt beautir Jrtetcn, 100 cine grobe
2ln8nbl merifaniiffr gun6estrupben
Iagert 9rei 2lmerifaner, bic in 0er
aegeniiberlieJan0eu Gan yuan
@ru6e beihditi9t nnren, per6en oils
@eiieIn bon ben W1erifanern feit.
geboIten eS fms Dies Gbas Qln.
broieos, Superitten6enf, 4otuar0
@elfj. sSrgenieur, in0 9lab gedE,
6nubtmed1niier Gie grabe qe6Srt
einer muerifaniifm @eieaifaft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
D.s,I. llusicnaIbunA
ircllDiuiu 0uiUclSlt
stiut ltttf Nauoluna Bic llthttmti.
inra huH $4,000 an bas alett
Nrenl rda rairlpiiiM,

NWIaoeIpbia Td ie Npfil
ndt 0rthiltlamlte hrs Eriih
anrrildniihut EolNoubiHmotk baI
.at'itta oni etHcr prsioIrrrldmn.
Luna Bic leiorliae 9IufIoiana Oes
@uHOet bcftl0fieu uuh Nf Qeamial
mnr0cn bc0uIiroai iolori ste 500.
600 Sic III 0et 0diit htsiclbCn por.
balheu foo. Dem amer @cien areua
Ni iibcrdehen.
gie QInfln0iauun Der gmiloiuna
mit6t bon 81 Hl dolb BON @aI.
tImrte, Dem 9lmpolt ocB @unOcs, ae.
modlt nod einrr beu aonBcn Goa
0outrtoW @criannlhn1 binier pe.
itJoIiaufn aiirCu Gs mur0c chen.
ia1s beidloilcu 6dB 0ic gluiioiina
bcltte IN araIt trilt, wgnn 6os Gre.
futibtomitee uohuols auionmen.
iritt, I'M aclpiit iiuduBicue Hnqe.
lcornbciten imo 0bIilntioneu, bic
nod rorIicnch al erIc0i0en.
Qoitor Sicamuuo bon 9oIic, ggil.
nlinatou, Gel, Der 4r1h0cnt 6es
9uu0eS, maate eiuen 8eribt iiber
Bic qooe, In Der her gldtionoIbunh
fd befon0, uuo cnpiabl in 9lnbe.
irodlt Der 0iientIiheu N2einllnq
ilber 0oS 9ei eben hes 9uubeS Def.
len gufloiuua.
glue 6eutitiprotigen 8eitilnaen
In Den Bcrcinigten Stouten, NIT
hon Oreien, paren nod
oes @rdIiocnten bon goiie
Der 9luIidjt, 6ob e8 oas Bette ieL
penn Der &itr0 iid auiloite.
Seine rrlobaIe Snnollmg lit Dem
Deutid) .2Imerifoililhen gtattonol.
1ltn0 nod)gaBieien mor0en, iogte bon
goile. dber oo er berouttuortIid ge.
Hodt nlr0e fiji. Die Sonohinaen
mo 9Iusidgfn bon @iu3elperiouen
ImO Staotsorganiiotionen 10 mar
JON 8oiia Der Qluiidbt, Dob Die giiib.
.idteit oeS 9erbanoes 5u Gn6e mar.
9ei @mpfcblung Der freimiIIigen
2Eufl6iuug nurnte 9Sr1iioent bon
9oiie 9egen Ge 5ortiebung Der Or.
Iauiiotion unter ouoereu glamen.
81 iagte, oab er Dor Dem 6enats.
.ontitee in @aibington erfIGrt botte,
II bate ilrncr fir Die Itriftcitc
3oDoIitdt Der NliteIieoer ben Ser.
5tdaten 9eaeuitber eiHgeitdnoen.
SIR feline eieene &erion reoenO, |
agte er, oo6 er iib niemaIs ooau
Iringen f5mtte, elmer SaBfampagne !
9ie $4,000, Die einer 9leioIution |
elndB oem gloten 9reu3 iibertuieien
our0en. paren 0er aeru 3u einem
SonOs bon 100000, Der fir Den
}lpet aeloatmci: iuer0eu ioIIte, Dob !
u8 ieinem Ginfufnmen Die 9(u8.
dqc1 fir Die @ei6dft8Ivitung ge.
edit ner0rn ioltten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
Stint tli0itit tucocit
Cpltc9ntcrb perbaftct

GoIlinsbiIte, syG.. II. Q(prtl.-
6ituf 4eriouer nnren beilte In Saft
oIs nnaeGlide SSithrcr oes Wfobs,
melder Dor eiuer g9ode 9fobert
9raeger, einen fetnoIitben gtlls-
lduoer oelBnft botte. g(uf Guapfeb.
lttna Der goronerS .@eidporenen
tpuroen bic geifuloigten lofort ouf.
geiudt uno rod Dem @efGngniiie in
GomarOsbiIIe geitbafft. Die @roB-
geibiporeneG meroen mabridentIid)
nddfte ISOLDE glnfIagen erbeben. $50.
iepb RiegeI, Elm in @brea erttloiIeher
5oIoat, @caIeD Scatter, g1idar0
0ilfes, st.. 98m. @roduleier ino
Gnis @lt1ore iin6 bic 8erhofteten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
Srankrcit6 IcM fltehr
OffiSicrc icnGcn

@aftington IL. Qtpril. ssranf.
reid puroe eriudt, Der 9eIdleiini-
gung Der Gntienoitng Der amer.
Sruppen iibe: Die See fort8ubelfen,
in0em eB iueitere 9ffi5iere rad oen
lte6ungslagern in 6en Ser. Stdatcn
et1tienNet Sen. 8ienol, Der D}ili.
tdrnttade Der fran8oiiiden goti6oft,
Bat nah elmer aotferen8 init @e.
uernlmoior g}ord, Dem gegentudr.
tigen Stabsdef ieiner gtegierang
gefa6elt, iP0er Gffi5ier, Der uidt
nottpen0ig aebrau6t iper0e, ioGte
gum Gieiite in amerifa beioblen
luer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
Die StaSt Butte bct6lt
DcMtic9llitterritbt bel

Butte, Wont, IL. qbri[.-Die
S9uIen in Butte iperoen aud fer.
ner 0eltiben lt1lterrtdt erteilen.
5rt eirer 9eriamnllung bon
5dultruitees uu0 8iu1erit pur6e
oieie entideioung getroffen. Gs
wuroe II. u. gelteno gcntadjt, gera0e
iebt ioIlte Die 9cnHtnis 0es 0ett.
iden nift nerloren ge9en-oenn
oieial6e f5nnte altr glusiinoigula.
dung bon nuftilbreriiten gle6en
uiiu. beitraaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
Haiicr H0tl iibcr
Gli0bsGctbri
SolG bereits bor 5a6reSfriit fit
beiirn 9lbiretuua on Graufreif
eingetreten ICiu.

9}oris, ~. qlpru. aoiier aarI
bon GeitcrreiA erfldrte bereits BOZ
eiHem Sabre. 6aB i5rontrcib bereA.
tigten gluiprudl ouF GlioB.Qotbrin,
gen babe nno Dab oie llua6bdnqig-
felt bon 9elgien un0 Ser6ien luieoer
bcrgeiteat merocn ioIltc.
2ieie @rfGdrlnq madltc scr Serr.
ider ON 81. @2drB 1917 In eineut
9rief on ieinen Sdipoger, Den 8rin.
aen Sirtus 3e Bourbon, Der ieiner.
ieits mie6er 9}rdiioent 8oincare oa.
bon berit6noigte uno 0ur6 Den eg
Dem fran8oiiihen QliniiterprGfioeu.
ten mitgeteilt ipurbe.
Ser 9rief, peI6er bier offi3iea
beroffentliht puroe, batte foIgenoen
8ortloitt:
ngtieman0 fam Die ulilttqriidcn
8orteile 0eiterreid)s, ibe3iea inn
gaIfou beitreiteu. 5ronfreib 8eigte
cine aroft uno einen @i0eriton6,
Der beDun0ernSmiir6ig III. g9ir be.
puuOern obne gliidbalt bie Sopfer.
felt ibrer 2lrnteen ln0 Sen Sbiers
mlt ibre8 8olfes. Gs lit mir beions
oerS onqene6u ertIdren ali f6nnen,
0nB, obipo6l mir inns gegenludrtiQ
fein6lib gesenil6eriteben iid sic
aniidjten lm0 geitrebungen 6eiter.
reid.llngorns uno 5ranfrcid8 in
feiner g8eiie ernItlih geGeniiberite.
ben.
sd CLAUDE, 6oB meine SDaipa.
tbie fir 5rdnfreid, pelbe aud in
6er gauBen Wonardie borberrIdeno
it, Die 8ieoerfe9r eineS ariegSsis
itdn0e8, fiir nelden id nift berdnt.
Dortlih bin, berbin0ern miro.
oSSSh eriuhe Sid, ben Br1ii0en-
ten Boincore gsbeim tm6 moffi3ieIl
in aenntniS az ieben boB ih Die
Jedte sgronfreids muf eIioB.9o.
t6riHgen NIT alien ardften unter.
Itilten un0 meineu ganBen perionli. |
den @infliB in oieicr 9s3ie6lng
mif meinen 8ar6iiu0eten mlsil6en
per6e. |
o9eIgiens Sberbobcit IoIfte mie.
bee bollitdn6ig bergeitc0t ner6eu, |
bod iollen feline aolonicn, neben Der
aricgsenti4doiguHg 5urilfge6attenI
per0en
02lu6 Serbien ioaie pie0er feline
erb1Iten tn0 ale ge. /
peie nnieres giiten &illens beripre. |
ben mir, ibm aud ieinen natiirliden
gum 2loriotiiben W2esr, 10.
pie aud groBe tpirtihaftlide 3uge.
tan6uiiie imb berIanaen bafiir MIR, /
,ab Serbien feline 8erbin6uua nit
gereinigungeu un6 @riibben, bic bic
finbeit Geiterreid. d.ltngarng 3li ser.
toren ilider nuigi6t nnb 6tcicl6en
lnter6riidt
81 baltic Heine qnlibtcn be3iia.
id HuBlnnos 8uriid. Die 6dielbf
Inc berdntportlide acgiprung Elm,
Ieistt III. Il
egod6em Iranfreidj nu6 enq.
nno beritan6iat Dir0en. ben goben
iir cine dageHeine Beritdn6iaunq
Il fbnen, aiif oeren gdiis Die Oft.
iellen 8erbnnoluugtn aufgeHoHnrn I
1eroen f5ufH boiie idL 6ab 6ie.
slben 3nr nlarmeiHeH Bnirieoea4eit
Hben iDer0cn
aln .....l..l - -. 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
8ombar6emtui bon 4arie wieber
anfasnpmmfn.

qdris, ~. april Idg BON.
baroemeut bon garis bird Bic
0eitiideb fp4iiragenbeu @eIdIite
lunr6e geiteru nndmitiag fpieoer
auigenoamHqr Give @rdnale fraf
ein 5inoettms. Die @ciamiobfer
bee qombafoaHeni9 warrH 4 Totg
aHo u geupinoaie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12

1aHit ba hidis ufbr6rit. NOR
anios meiir gebre eHt6f6rel
Don Ianig ArIggslgarmaIisn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12

ame,iiauHlbe 3mpnn rna BORT Gin.
ectoliea Sod Dot cs Hh bsbft
neth niti ruritin Sob Ia lalldd,
l6 ~ Den Netiiam eompi riuar,
attlhn battn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
Qatilft Wttihl


Norf ia Npul rer aeiiriat
olii8irnt Abruhbtrhi loniel rse.
iirtn abcua mo brute frib tomb
an ocf noroIitl beu aloni0iNir af
lraeuru 6t5ni m0 ii 0cr o'tornb
BON gnllidnn Elm pitiare grttacrit.
ouen lint Ga 0cm ablduii BON
sSonen mnroeu 1mei sicmlib idme.
re iciuhlidc anarific nou uns abae.
ldIaaen an 0em abiduiii bee Qcb.
reter tAfhol8rs iom "a sciimeiie AZ
lcbbaitn glriiICrirfampFen
aloris mttr0e nicoer aus Dem
incitirogcuoen Wcidub beidolieu. Elm
@cidlob trof cine aiu0crbrtpabron.
ltolt; bier Suidileu mnrocn aei6iet
un0 20 pcunuu0ct mciitens ainocr
DOS @nnbor0emcnt mur0e bcitti
ioriaeirbi,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
ipsHerMrlt.

RAr cmaho nna liHaMaa 38AH Lain
ahwh mh Eumelaa fflR wtigHiltApH tan.
pftdhimpntfl
AAr Gthmiie anaontH ltan balif obnA
mA @amflthi ftin mttAil 9MHptWmaeOtla.
Aat aelaa eAntHrln ia,rn bulte ntruh "
Eautiaa ltIn menillhsy N0lpsmmupthItL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
gIritiidle Clinic 6aIt.

N0n00n II. gIpril Ger 5ieutcr
aorrciboubent rHeIoete geitern g[6en0
aus oem britiideu Salptquartier
aSier III bic W}einuug bor6erridenO,
onb man Der Gihlotion in 6lonbern
getpd6ien iit; ipenn oltb Die iftpe.
ten admpfe nt6auern 70 iiebt man
Dem 9lusgonae oeriel5en bertroteuS.
hn0 pntnpnpu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12

rNnliNltFn AND niufNinurNn uNnKR
PERMIT sNN saaA AUTHORIZED ~ tmR
Act on uC1unkR isiL oN mir Az
fnr ruNf afruE ur uaAuA MIR
M aRntR nr fim PRESIDENT
A. = nuRlnaON roarAAernR. GENERAL
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-08-23
GET LARGE-PR0DUClNG COWS
From Fest Cows Should Be Chosen
for the Dairy Herd.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment OF Agriculture)
Breeding furnishes the most econom-
ical way to obtain large producing
cows. The purebred bull, with genera
lions of high-producing ancestors back
of him, must lie used for breeding, and
only the best heifers from the best
cows should be chosen TO be the dams
of the next generation. Pure breed
ing alone does not make good sire.
The purebred sire should come from
long line of high-producing ancestors.
If an old bull is selected he should have
high-producing daughters. Two courses
are open to the dairyman when buy
ing a herd bull; he can purchase
young bull from good, milk-prOducing
stock, or he can purchase an old and
tried bull. In either case the bull
should be healthy and from herd
free from disease; he should have a
good constitution and be of good con-
formation. In selecting young bull
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-08-23
Tendon Police Quick to Act.

The smartness of the London police
is commented unon in the description
of an attempted suicide from Wnter-
loo bridge. 1.-THE Bridge Of Sighs.' A
man jumped on the parapet, leaped In
to the air. made a couple OF loops ana
spiashed into the Thames. Inside Of a
minute the police had picked INN up
with motorboat and dispatched an
oficer TO recover his hat and stick
from the bridge. He was duly charged
next morning and remanded for an
inquiry as to his sanity.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-08-23
wo.th the Money.

Corporal Frank BrInson of Omaha.
Neb., member Of the Oath balloon
company stationed at Camp Morrison,
Va. 1000 miles away. wanted to see
his new daughter who had just ar
rived. Leave was granted but these
were the instructions he had to follow
on the why home: AWire headquarters
at every STOP" Brunson said II was
considerable trouble, but Il was worth
It to see ..daddy's baby GIRL"
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-08-23

The Tried and Proven Bull lie the Best
Investment.
the buyer should choose one whose fe-
male ancestors have uniformly high
records of production, since this indi-
Gates that high production Is q fixed
characteristic of the family. Careful
attention should be given to the record
of the young bulls dam, and after that
to the daughters of his sire. The rec
ords of closely related animals are
of far more Importance than the fact
that the pedigree may include, three or
four generations back. some excep-
tionally high-priced animals.
The tried and proven bull is the best
investment. When bulls daugh-
tiers are larger producers than their
dams, he has improved the herd. Many
good bulls, however, are sacrificed be-
fore their worth can be determined,
which means the continual use OF
young bulls whose real value Is not
known. The sire should be kept un-
til his daughters have shown his worth,
and If he is a herd improver he should
be kept In the community as long as
he is useful.
The owner OF large herd Of cows
can well afford to own a Grst-ciass
bull, and the bull association has now
made It possible for the owner OF u
small herd to own a share In a good.
well-bred bull. A cooperative bull as
sociation Is q farmers organization
whose chief purpose is the joint own
ership. use and exchange OF hSgh-ciass,
pure-bred bulls. II skillfuiiy man
aged these associations should be event
ually the greatest single facter In the
upbuilding of our dairy herds. The
typical cooperative bun association is
composed of from is to 80 farmers,
It jointly owns five bulls, and divides
its territory into five breeding blocks.
to each of which one bull Is assigned.
AS many as so or 60 cows may belong
to the farmers In each block, and the
bull should be kept at some farm con-
veniently situated. The blocks are
numbered from one to five and to pre-
vent inbreeding each bull is moved to
the next block every two years. Il all
the bulls live and IL all are kept un-
til each has made one complete circuit,
no new bulls need be purchased for
ten years. In that way. paying only
small part of the purchase price OF
one bull, each member Of the associa-
ton has the use of good, purebred bulls
for many years. In one association
having more than 100 members the
original cost to each was ONLY S23. In
another association Of so members the
average investment was SIS. It y.
possible for ench association to con-
tinue for ten years or more without
other additional cost than the nnain-
tenance Of the bulls.
Most of the milk In the United
States is produced in small herds con-
tanning four or five cows. PurebreA
bulls are comparatively few In nilna~
Der. ana expensive. II is. therefore.
| impossible for each dairyman with q
small herd to own purebred bun. BE-
cause of the expense II would also ee
Impracticable to buy such bull for .
small herd. II would further pc m
economical to limit the use OF q good
bull to a few cows. when his use could
| be extended to a greater rgnlber Of
cows. II purehred bulls cousd PC used
| in all the grade herds, IN q single GEEK
Grafton all the offspring wOald pc af
least half purebred and wound snow
- k.tN
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-08-23

John Made an Error. Locks Like.
aThey also serve who only stand and
wait. Milton.
Maybe you're right. John: maybe
you,se not but they're not hanging up
my service fiags for the stindcfs and
Writers.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-08-23
How Dry Goods Men Farsd.

A list Of 2.0e2 clothing and dry
goods merchants. including department
stores, showed profits for 1917 In ex-
cess Of those over 1916, as high as
191.43 per cent on the capital stock.
The concerns making the enormous
profits, however. were the smaller
firms,
Retail grocers and provision brokers
made their enormous war profits
In 1915. the report shows, The gro
GERS made only a small profit In 1877
in excess of their 1916 profits. OF the
1853 concerns listed in the report,
however. only dozen show profits OF
less than 20 per cent on their capital
stock In 1916. the year before the Unit
ed States entered the war; and the
profits Of some concerns that year
were as high as 1913 per cent. Most
of the grocers. both large and small
concerns, the report shows. made aS-
erage profits in 1916 Of from 30 to 200
per cent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-20

the incalculate consequences o, union
OF the slav races against Germany.
There are those who talk of an Aus.
trian solution making a war between ~
central empire So Germany prevents
the premier from solving hh main dii
ficulty The differences between the
central allies extend TO Hungary as
the Frankiuter Zeitung points out by
referring TO the recent speech by Coun,
TiHa. The count regards the central
Europe scheme as one supported only
as Hungarian interests are guarded. To
secure that he claims the right to veto
the entry Of any third party into the
alliance, II such is likely to Increase
supplies Of raw material TO such an
extent where there will be an excess
He judges the scheme from a purely
business standpoint and insists thai
such excess must he presented 80 that
Hungary can obtain good prices for
her supplies
-- The Third Factor.
The third factor affects all races
alike, the terrible food scarcity and the
almost hopeless economic condition of
the dual monarchy to which have fre-
quently referred. The effect that this
is having is best shown by the strong
appeals which hive been made Of late
TO the workers by the sociaistic press
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-20
Old Austria May Cease to
Exist as Various Factions
Clamor for End of Warfare

parties agree that the latter alter
native cannot be long adhered to and
not only are Poles demanding that the
long era OF suppression shall end, but
other races arc coming moro definitely
forward with the same call
The southern slav question" says
the Vienna message to Die Post. hal
become acute The situation In this
respect is getting worse from day to
day and Is looking to catastrophe"
Summing up the situation the Arhei-
ter Zeitung declares that a couple more
months Of such confusion as now pre-
walls and those who are speculatirg oi
Austria's collapse will be able TO lubi-
late The Poles great demand is the
Austrian solution Of the Polish queS-
ton, the transfer Of Russian Poland to
Austria and rs union with Galicia as
a third party in the Hapsburg realm
. Germany Big Factor.
Here comes in the second factor in
the situation; Germany. | have re-
ported in more than one dispatch re-
Gently that Baron Burian. the Austria
Hungarian foreign minister. went to
Berlin very largely to influence the
German government in support OF that
solution. | also reported he had failed.
Now the Frankfurter Zeitung admits
that The same journal says hat Baron
Burian insists on that solution. II Is
the only one which can rescue Austria
from her present perilious situation Ht
insists that without II there can be no
oStension of alliance, no central Eu-
rope, The article goes Oh to give the
Germans point OF view.
The fatherland does not wish to see
Austria obtain so much for, under such
conditions Germany fears very great
iy Of the strengthening Of slavdom and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-20

advising them TO remain quiet and no,
take action until the leaders Judge to be
proper time. In this connection Il
should he remembered tina, no, a single
condition OF those on which the recent
great Austrian strike was settled ha,
been carried out bv the government.
The Austrian people, indeed, are thor.
oughly war weary.
Great masses Of them feel the war
has passed OF, Of their orbi, and Is
now being pursued by Germany for
aims not theirs or OF interest to them
So each race Is now seeking It's own
ends, The new offensive may possibly
be an endeavor to turn the attention
Of the people to the battlefield again,
but TO all outward seeming that affect
would appear to he too late. When
German observers on the spot say the
old Austria has ceased TO exist we
may take II that the situation Is as
serious as never before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-20

The natlon, ths ssste and the essasy
a.. to Join In, beIIding hard sssiSeed
roads In various pSsn of the stals. \
was announced q the state hishwa,
department yesterday. The projsefs
proposed are Bridge acsoss Soueh
Canadian n Newcastle hstween CIsves
land and McCiain counter, two miIu
Of demonstration road iron, The Ssnss
Fe tracks east on Twenty.thifd st :
cost OF 10000 q mile one mile a
maeadam road north from Twenty third
and East avenue past Russell 1nduslrial
school and old soldiers hcsue q cost
OF 5000; two and six-ssnthe miles
macadam road between Fort 9Ill md
Lawton; seventeen miles inaeadan rosd
from Durant TO south line of Aioiss
county At 5000 mile. Contracts viii
be awarded June d,