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Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
New Districting Results in
Confusion to Some Voters

do you know your precinct and
polling place?" is a question frequent
ly heard as the city primary day
draws near.
In so far as the city election is
concerned, the ward and precinct
divisions are merely for convenience
in making it possible for voters to
cast their ballots at the nearest pos
sible locations. The new districting,
however, caused many changes and
the suggestion has been made that
voters should "know where they are
at'ebefore next Tuesday.
There are l54 districts under the
new plan of ward division. The
Third ward for instance, extends
west to Thirteenth street in a district
north and south of Cunning street.
In many instances dwellings will
be used as voting places and fire en-
gine houses and school buildings will
be used in cases where their loca-
tons will best serve the voters.
The election commissioner believes
that much confusion may be avoided
if voters will take time to determine
their polling places before Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
NEW DRAFT ARMY
RUSHED TO CAMP
Immediate Need in France May
Make Increased Flow
of Men to the Front
Necessary.

Washington. April 5.-Orders fol
the mobilization of the first large mum
Der OF men of the second draft soon
will be out 10 the governors Of the
states.
Fifteen thousand men of the second
draft are now mobilizing, and the
April call about to go out will repre-
sent probably more than the month
proportion of the 100000 men who
will be called during the remaining
nine months Of the year. To call the
100000 in equal monthly increments
would mobolize them at the rate of
10000 month. approximately. How
ever, there is no assurance that this
will be a fixed figure. because the
flow of men will be determined by
the needs of the army in France. As
General PerShing may call for speci.
ally qualified troops, an average OF
10000 month may be much exceeded
or much decreased.
Needed in France.
The men will be drawn as gradual
ly and in as small numbers as possible
so as not 20, dislocate industry and
particularly agriculture. y
The immediate need of increasing
the American forces in France, how
ever, to meet the German drive in the
west is likely to result in calling the
men faster than at first supposed,
For that reason the April quota un-
doubtedly will exceed its normal aver
age. If the need is pressing, the en-
tire 100000 might be called in much
less than the nine months originally
planned,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
Police Arrest Two on
CHARGES of Auto Theft

With the arrest of Izzy Fursht,
State hotel, and r.. Payne, 22l5 Doug
las street, police say they have foiled
new "eon" game. Both men are
held for investigation.
Police say their game" centers on
Payne's smooth talk to a prospective
automobile buyer who is persuaded
to invest in "any make of car desired
Fursht, the police say, then steals
the car for the sale.
Fursht, police say, has been arrested
several times before on charges of
automobile thefts.
Two automobiles, which are alleged
to have been stolen and sold by the
two men, were recovered recently in
Henderson. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06

has arrived. and In few days the plant
will be ready for operation.
Nicholas j. Trook was over from Syracuse
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Ruhge, Mesdames
Henry Franman, w. A. Hollenberger, T.. w.
Ruhge were Nebraska city visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Harmon of Omaha Is here this
week for visit with relatives.
William Morely has returned from trip
to Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06

| schools, are passing their spring vacation
with relatives here.
Charles fancy OF Berlin was visitor here
Wednesday.
Alfred Nutzman of Bertrand was here
this week FOR visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Helen walltck OF Seward was visit
ing Miss Mamie Hillman here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ehlers of Syracuse
were here Sunday for a visit with Mrs Ehl.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
Ayoca.

Mr. and Mrs. Ora Z. Copes, daughter
Frances, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Zim'
.merer were Lincoln visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ottens are the parents
Of baby boy born April 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bogenreif were Omaha
visitors the first of the week.
Amsdel Sheldon was at Nebraska City
Thursday, attending a meeting OF the Ne
braska Fruit Growers association.
Mrs. Maggie Grahams of Peru was here
this week for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred McGrady were visiting
relatives at Weeping Water Sunday.
Peter NJ Jorgensen was a Plattsmouth
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Shackley and
daughter, Margaret. were visiting relatives
Sunday.
Misses Selma and Clara Marquardt, and
Stella Opp, who are teaching in the Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
ranilltou


The rural schools of Ssrry county OBJ
served patrons day last Friday.
The Epworth league OF the Methodist
Episcopal church gave a social TO members
and friends in the church basement Monday
evening.
Harry Bossard who has been visiting his
family here returned to Camp Funston the
first of the week.
Mrs. \. Horn entertained few friends at
cards Wednesday night.
At the village election Tuesday G. F.,
King and Charles Peters were elected
trustees Rev. b. Johansen, and Fred Ross.
tied for third place on the board, Francis
Fricke, II. A Sanders. w. II. Fricke and
+. S Nickerson, were elected members OF
the school board.
The woman's club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs A. A. Horn.
Miss Katherine Worley of Omaha, chairman
Of the civics department was the guest Of
the club and gave n talk on civic problems,
Mrs c. +. King sang. The afternoon was
spent In Red Cross sewing and the club
contributed $50 to the fund for furloush
houses in France,
Sergeant Kenneth Brown OF Camp Dodge
is visiting Papllton relatives.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
ST0EcKER
DESERTED!
Nc, y, orth Offering Reward
For His Capture. ~

"Col." William F. Stoecker, who is
candidate for city commissioner,
deserted, taking a desperate chance
in crossing the well-guarded border
near Emmerich, on-the- Rhine, reach
ed Rotterdam and sailed for the land
Of the free in 1880. The German
government was glad to get rid of
him, so offered no reward for MS
capture. This would-be patriot has a
habit of deserting. Only few weeks
ago he deserted from our city when
his common-law wife started suit
against him for divorce, <and was in
hiding somewhere in America" un-
til recently.
Stoecker loves the land Of the free
because he made his fortune here out
of operating gambling machines. If
you want gambler and wife-deserter
for city commissioner VOTE FOR
STOECKER.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06

ers' mother. Mrs, Anna Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Johnson have re-
turned from a trip to Rochester, Minn.
The Avoca womsn's club met with Mrs.
] W. Brendel Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Marie HASTE was Sunday visitor
with her parents at Auburn.
Mrs Louise Giilin and daughter are here
for q visit with Mrs. Gillin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W. Ruhse.
The dynamo for the electric light plant
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
Victor Berger to Address
Socialist Meeting in Capital

Washington, April 5.-Victor Ber-
ger of Milwaukee, under indictment
for violation of the espionage act, is
one of the speakers on a program an
pounced today for socialist meeting
on the northwest side on Sunday aft
ernOon.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
From Our Near Neighb@r@

Atkins OF tho state university were local
| visitors Tuesday
Mrs. V. i. Beck. who has been visiting
at the Charles Grau home will leave next
week for her home at North Platte.
fire starting from burning corn stalks
ignited james Miller's meadow Monday
afternoon. Two large stacks OF hay were
destroyed.
Charles r Timperley and Miss Isabelle
Neele Of Omaha were quietly married
March -.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
Valley.

Under the new school law members OF the
board OF education for District No. SO were
elected as follows; F. c. Kennedy and DR..
Anthony Parsons. for the long term: John
Foster. for the short term. TO fill vacancy.
Members Of the village board elected We're:
DR.. G. A. Harries and B. c. Whitmore, long
term; IT. C. Thompson, short term, TO fill
vacancy
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
Bennington.

The Red Cross auxilery meets every We'd
nesday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Timm entertained
Tuesday.
Halleck Rose Of Omaha will speak at n
patriotic rally at the Woodman hall
Saturday.
E. G. Maxwell, county agent and DR..
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06
L. B. Jol,nson's Platform


10 tn Of Omaha;
committee Torn
CITY commissioner next Tuesday, M Jpn President
In the Council ordinances granting
Sa'n ~-----~~~-~-~- -
Under his
recurring the frsnhsd tGas Electric
ana other to for tho privilege using
&2a5 s24. Is has been paid to
s. he introduced the ordinance ordinance FOR
the regulation OF bill
under which e,s
mousse alone paid 900
railroads
build Vladu'ts over dangerous crossings Five
He inrou
car transfer ordinance - ~ '''
and eS,.s.ns
and above all conserved the public 'A"'
Mr.. Johnseas Announces That
demands the sna , tar
Since lsls taxes
'Hs is for South sas
nections.' 'A~ -N' ''1'H s'as 'on"
HE nnepa sarass IN e,srr.
expert
elininated.' -~ ''' ''''' "a" s1p'nes mast %
He will do his utmost no,,x
R.-sens4 aayaneGe Or 70 build
Upon this platform candidate L. b. johnson nr.,.r,. 81.
ne"e 70 ue voters OF Omaha ''N"s' "'
sr,7 1sE W REQUEST YOU 70 VOTE ys CITY COMMISSIONER
v.
Dr. a g. 'Ornssf 0 ssf,,.r. John Dsusss Dr.. ?.
D. + 'arshall l. w. Carpenter vu.F. Baxter
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06

You can secure a maid, stenogra
pher or bookkeeper by using a Be-
Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-06

don'tbegintomake ablessed difference.
They also help to make hands and arms
soft and white, and to keep the hair
live, glossy and free from danduf.
All druggists and dealers In toilet goods sell Res
inol Ointment and kesinol Soap. You'd better try
theml Trial free. Write Dept SIS, Resino, Bati-
more, Nd.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
Motbc 2re,,a= e an,p pasite.

@aib'inaton 4. Sept. Sn
ser 8pde bes 16. Gssett,Ders tpiro
cine aampagnc CUR @erbllrg bon Dait=
alieoern fit oas Hotbe areu5 beginnet'.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06

gierung nulb na6 glblallf ser Fabt5eit
Die 8abnen in ebenlp gllten 3uitano
5nriideeben. ipie iie bel Ser 1lebernabz
me tpnren.
@er ant IL. September melbepflih<
tig. aber iranf lit, ,nub 0ies ser ans>
bebut9sbeb0roe ieines 8e3irts ourdj
eiuen 8oten an3eigen lailen; lesterer
,uub bann Sic &arte altsfiillen.
gabnbireftor McMbops gerbpt poli>
tijder 8etbatisllng ieitens Nneeitellter
in nationalen giienbabnbienit bat
9ilfsoirettor Nrice se5tplln9en. iein
@odenblatt in @eitpirginieu gu berz
|fnufen. Giele Nnfragen iino bon altbez
ren 8ean,ten eiI,8egangen, nb lie als
geiperber um Drtli1e Nenlter 5uriidtre<
ten ntuilelr.
ssn, Mllg,lit lpl1roen SS G5eanIdiffe
bon 5uinmmen 2s3,099 Sortnengebalt
in BEN Ser. Staaten geballt.
Gus Mmerifanilhe &otbe &relt5 bat
int ssalli in Sranfreib 372,835 3ipilz
|perlm1en @iIfe eetpdbrt, oapon 26,
IN ben 8 Qoipitdlern uno 70 Saspens
iarien. Serree iplrben 135,205 8lets
bungsltiide, 23,951 Gaar gdube, 37.z
75O gtiid Ni0bel llnb 53,303 Stiid
gettseug. 2,45o Hfuno 2ebe,,sn,itz
[tel, 12O.212 Yurbs Meioeritpff, tans
lenb gtiid aferseritb ,lno 1882 5os
ipitalartifel pertbeilt, an gaargelo an
|anbere Gerbd,,oc $235,S75 abgegeben.
Gsrpbe Diengen 2ebensnittel fir
Solbaten in ieinoli6en 8efangenel1la@
germ ,lnb fiji. Sic 3ipilbeb5Iternng iino
BON, &riegsamt CUR Gerienbllng mad
sSranfreid, ser Sddpei5 l,ab gxi'1enart
5nr gertbeilung bur6 bas ameritaniz
|lde Motbe Grell5 aetalft ipprSe1, 10
h, 100000 gfrr,b 8rot, 250.000 NS.
1afcrmebl, 333,333 Giunb frildes
EleildJ, 100000 8iidien 9cbnen ilno
Sped. SIR sic an,eritaniideu &antis
men in England unb Sranfreib iinS
audi piele ellrllsiaden beitellt tporSen,
bie nibt sur regclmdbisen Station acs
bSren.
Sic 8ebGlferllng Ser .Sunsfrallers
|inieln". ebeinals GdniidtpeitirSien,
[tpelde por sipei Sabren Ganeu,arf ab@
gefallft ipurbe,,. lit, lalt loeben been@
[biater grbebuueeu. felt 1885 bon 4S,=
| 17s uuf 26,O51 bor eiuenr Sdbr 5ll=
riidaeaanaen. yillr 1000 iino @etBe.
nnb unter Sen Ieeern ipicgen Die
ssrauen Dor; ettpa etnSiertel aller iiber
sebn smbre alten &t,,ner fd1n trecer
Ielen nod itreibea. 2ie Sprade II
en8lild.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06

SNS Ulet StIltu 0uIuHuNSN
| gcri6iebenes.
ggaibinston, 5. Sept. - Se@
rator Snloot bon l1tab bat bie -rteile
8riegsitenerhorlage augesriffen ais
bnrdaus tbDribt, "nls Elm trfames
9uplifat Ser infanen Mnbre9el, fir
nel6e Gnr;iber &tbin bonn 6alss
ausI6uB iiir MitteI llno @eee I'M lees
ten Ssabr bas 6nlls alfforberte. nit
| |gelblolienen glige', gu itimnten; Die
neue @prloge entbdlt b0ditens mod Elm
paar Mbernbeiten mebr." Ser eenaz
tor befiirtportete bie gii,sisbnng aller
&riegsgeiptnne.
Sic. .gieeicrltng IdBt ieet Elatimlm
fin sic aric9sinonitrte al1ffanfen -lno
|ipiu shn,el5tiesel fir 8inee npo ar1<
bere,r Sanilienidm,d einfiibren.
9tidt peniger als $4,000 8ranfen<
|pfleeerinnen iiro bonn nationolen ger<
| |tbeibigungsratb bereits gebndt- iupr&
lben 1nb oapon idon 10000 I'M tpirfs
lihen 9ienit. 8enerdlar5t @orgas bats
te MIR $4,000 berlangt.
N,nerifancr. ipeld)e in Srdntretd)
faaen, tperbcn nnd Bent Nricge 1ah
bcn Ser. Staaten bebl,fs 8efuttut,g IN
beinaatblidcr grbe iiberfiibrt iucroen.
@albington. A. Sept. Sn,
genat griif sberr,an (Sninois) IN
einer Rebe bel,te oie Mrt unO 8eiie an.
ipie bas 8ublitum gum Antduf bon
8rieesipnrutarfen perdnlabt iporoen
| lei, llnb perlas elm Gbreibcll bon g.
Ns. 2eroD. getretdr beg Sdulratbs in
Samilton. Sn.. iponad jene Sdulbcz
b0roe ltreng an9eiuieien tpornen lei, ies
Sen an5umelcen. Der feine &ricgsipars
uaarien faufe, bebufs Seitftelfnng Der
griinbc. Ser 8eSner proteitirte 8e9en
liolde Beipaltann,ab,tng. lpelbe bns
golf i1aperlid sitbeiben treree.
Gttm cine NliuiarSe Collars idbrs
| lid, tpirb ilnter Dem Gertrag nit ben
gabnscIclI Iiduftcn Die 8egieriing ibner
| Iidbrlid be3ablen. n,ebr ale Die ertparz
lteten ginnobn,cn iein Eerosn. Sae 8es
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
NuB .Dt1u Au8laube.
Sic stimmung beg beutideu gsulfs

2pnbon, 4. Sept. ,Nn einer1
aufiat iibcr oen 0liberfolg beltider
pditiiber Rropuga,,bu ii, Ser 3ettz
jdriit ~9cutlde YoIitit" bdlt. tuie Die
vSimes" iast. Ser 9erliner Hubli5iit
Yrofeiior 4aul 8obrbad INNER nod
an Sen, @lauben felt, baB Deutlhlano
inn Slten alles, mas es lpolie, 1lnter
Dem ysanen bon gefreillng perihlin9en
tDune. ipeun cs MIR Sen SrieScn in Der
8eiie erlansen fDnnte, bob es Die ~inz
mere Srput Ner @eituddte our6 cine
oen1onitratire Serleusnung oes sluz
oeutl6tbums bur6brehe.
Ser elrtifcI bes pplitil6en S6rift<
itellers entbdlt 6aratteriitiide 3u9ez
.itdnonii1e in ge5ug auf Sic belltide Dfz
fentlide Neinltne uub nele Mn5ei6ell
fir sic slrt der ,,ddlten oelltIbeu Sriez
bensoffeuiiue. slnfang slugllIt batte
Eroi. 8ob1bad) eutlesenere Sbeile
Seutldlanbs bereilt unb ipur, iuie CT
iost. entleet. gu iinben, bab oas Deutz
ihe gnlf nidt n1ebr an Sic arntlidcGrz
Hdrung Deg beutiden Riid5uees
slanbt. gr l6reibt:
Cine Mn5obl Biireer itonbeu in
eiuem 2abcn 5l,iammen, uno imlaui
oer llnterbalt,lng fragte mid elmer. Oh
i'd eine offene sluttport al.f eine Srase
acben tpulltc. Iunn iagte er:
.Sae,u sic lrrs, bite. Sbre ebrz
Iide Mein,1ns. Yiiiilen mir aufboz
ren?"
.Matiislid meiute er, Of ipir init
Sem @ricg aufb0reu miiBterr. 9erartia
mar Scr erite GiuOrlld Ser @cridte BON
uuIerer erfolsloleu Sfieniire I'M 0|ars
|negebiet.
Sic Ser6iaouns 1T sibirie1 berseitellt.
2pnbpn, 4. Sept. ,SSie Der
9orreiponoci,t Ser Suilp Wiuil in 5arz
| BIN n,ittheilt, baben sic alIiirtenStreits
frafte n,,urebr bon ser @olsa bic nad
9Slabilppltut ourd euns Sibirien etne
lGcrbinbung inter ii6 bergeitclIt.
Sic Sspeidle, bie an, 9putag Gbenb
aufgesebeu ipurSe. erfldrt. Die gors
truppen Der tIbed)uz lloiuafilG GenStreits
frdIte bdttsu bon &erfuisllbinsf, baa
| so NseiIeu bitlib bonn 9aitol lsSee ges
Ileaen lit. aus Sen &rdfteu oes @enes
rals Semenoip am Snon bie SanS
aereictt. unh bab General G1etri6s,
ser 8efebls lsbaber Ser SiHecben IN @las
bilpoltpf nit Sen Siteden in Sranss
lgdital bcrcits telearapbi1rhe Serbtns
buu,g berseitcllt fat. "Son Genla an
Der gSplsa bis nab 9SlaoiipoItpt bers
| |Iduft iest cine uullnterbrp6ene &ettt
ulliirtcr Srllppen ia9t Der 8orrelpons
bent.
Isle Mliirten IS Oieilen BON Mrdnnscl
2unhpn, 4. Sept. = Sic alltrs
| ten Streittrdife. iuelde in Der 8ths
tune auf GttrosraS bon srhansels1
aus fdn,pfen, baben einen Y1lnft 75
0teilen iiiSlid bon Nrddnaelst. bor
! sen aIliirten Truppen ansegriffeit uni
acnomune,n sSir seben Dor ilr Der Nids
tlns auf sic StaSt.
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(Sortietuns auf aer 4. sette.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
aNu8 BEN Snlan0t.
9as Gbieasoer 8ombenattentat.
{ Associated Press

gbicago. 5. Sept. Scr ut.
te1tdter, Der bic 9or1be int 9unbesge:
ballbe anleg!e. tpirb mod bellte Abent
berbaftet iperben."
9ies ipnr Die 8ptI6ait bie Yoli5ei,
def gllcof belte an bie gep6lferunl
bon Chicago cr9eben lieB.
Gin bober 8lnbesbeanltc erfldrte
baB Die 8ol,,be 1lripriingIid am glrs
bcitertag Bate erplooirt iperoen louen
nm 6unberte 5l1 t5oten. 9aB bies ni61
ge1dab, lit lem 1lnitanb 5,r perbanfcn
baB Bic 8ab5roen bunberte boa Sc
beimbeanten bel SEM 8lnoesgebdnbe
|a,fgeiteut Better. /.
Gas, critic spiel Der 8orlb Snic6all
Series. i.
{ Associated Press
Gbicago, 5. gept. Gus beu<
tise gr0ffnunssipiel bate bie tleinite
3uldnuermenee, Sic jen,als Elm Spiel
Der 8orlo Geries 5ll ber5ei6nen bate.
!. Sic 8ofouer s9aeb Cor" Ser Amez
ricnn 2edsue idlugen Sic gbicagoer
/. gubs" Der Gatiotlal 2eaglIe init /
geeen O. 9as gpiel mar eilt Nt6ers>
8umpf 5tpiidcn Gaugbn boz, Der, Cubs
llnb Hutb bon ben Heb Sog.
Sic 3irtling hes 4rie9es aciget lid
beutlid, IN ser 8elu6er5abl bon. 49,
PAT, tpabrcno es i'm porisen Sabr
$4,000 iparen. Sic 8alebaQ S2iebbaber
tparer1 sipnr ha, aber bas allgeneine
Hublifllm irar rur lpdrlid bertreten.
Die 9e,u Yorfer 9riideberscrjasb.
9Se NJ 9orf,'4 Sept. -&ur5 Dor
Ddtternndt geitern slbeno tullroe bon
bieiigen 8llnresbeamten seibabt, baB
itn 0eridlti bes geitrigen 9Sages in
Neip Dprf uno Ben nabe 9elegenen
@tdbten in ciner I'M @roBen betriebez
nen 9urdiudl1ns nad 9riifebergern,
bie bon $4,000 eolbateu, Gatroien
uno Holi5ei< nno 3eeieru1ssagenten
unterrcnlmcn tpllrbe, iiber 40. 900 berz
bdbtigc 9rideberger berbaitet tpllrz
Ben. @eitern Mbenb tpurbe erfldrt. baB
ungefGbr 600 @eiangene Sen Militdrz
beb6rnen CUR ginitellnng in Die Mrmee
iibcrse5en iporoen ieien. gBeriger ais
5 Nro5ent ser in Dem gan5s,l 8e5irf in
1aft @e1,ommenen ,peroen Der Nnnabz
me gemdb iid ais .b6stpi0ise 9riidez
berger ODER geierteure" ausipeiien lalz
len. Size 1neilten Gefaneenen ieten bon
a1lberban Neip Oorf. bieb es.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
9tr arieg.
Sic Ameritaner in Grauirei4.
Associated Press }

gei ben Imerif ia nern ar
Ser 8eslcz6ront, 5. Sept. 9ie ame.
ritaniiden 1ruppen, Sic Sen bon be,
8esle sliriidfallenben Geuti6cn fol-
ger, riidten beutc beitdnbig iiber bos
Slateau stpilden Der 8esIe unb Nisne
Dor, llnb I'M Itifta9 begannen oie gor=
trllppen on Der n0rbli6en seite oes
Blateal1s Die Wbdnse biuab bor5u=
Driugen.
Dtan itieb auf ioslltipe earfeinen
sSiberltano. ellie Af5eihen oeuten bo=
rduf bin, oaB Die 5auptmndt Ser
9euiiden lid iiber Die sisne 5llriifeez
5ogen bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
orobt gam bonn Norbeu. tpdbrenb e;
int Siioen Jest i6un iiberiliieclt lit.
[ Associated Press
g e + lin (iiber 2onbon), 5. g

8erlin (iiber 2onbon) s.. Sept
- Mus bent antli6en 1orgeuberidt
- 3ipiIden gpern unb Ga 9nIIee an
Dem 2Ds=&eil itieBen Die 8riten geiteru
aegen bie beutl6en 2inien bot.
I StpiI6en Der Son1lue uno Siie feb
ten Die 9euti6en lire geipesungen aus
Der GeaenD bon 8ope fort. Sic 5uriiefz
gelailenen 9iad6uten iolgten langlam.
S6tpade fransoliide stbtbeillngeu ba<
ben nngefd6r bie 2inie Gppennes=
e,uiscarb@ @Ipiub erreidt.
Seitli9 BON Soiiions 5oecn mir unz
iere gert6eibigungslinie plan9enaB
BON Der Beslc 5llriif.
Starfe feinoli6e Qnsriffe liiblid
Der slilette na6e 5ernp= p=Sorup, Gloz
mech unb 8uep le Gong blieben erfolsz
log.
Associated Press
Berlin (iiber 2onbon, 5. Sept.
- sus ocn1 amtliden abenbberidt.-
Sic aampit9dtisteit beldranfte lid
beute allf fleinere 3uiammeuitoBe in
benz 8ebiet oor unleru neuen Stel>
lungen.
slm iterS a nl 5. Sept. = Benez
raj bon slroenne i6reibt in Sen "9iilz
ielborfer Na6ri6ten" baB ~ons beutz
ide Seer unirogIid CUR 3cit oie allers
idIperite arohe 5u beitebeu babe, aber
oaB Die &asc oes grfolses bereits lid
lungiunt slt ieiuen @utliten fenfe"; oie
Seltihe Sront als aan5es tucrbe 1libt
biel ipeiter 5lriidlpeiden.
9er&riessberidteritatter Ser Sranfz
illrter 3eitlns" telesrapbirt: rSieGrz
eiguilie auf bem Norofliige( ser
shladfront rnDgen als@orbereitunssz
id4aht zines olseueiuen britiiden 1lno
fra1156lilden Nnsriffs in Ser Nibt,lns
bon ct. Gucrtin beldriebcn iperben."
Sus 3iel Der 8rtteu lei, sic Seuti6en
aus Ben Stellun9en am lilblihen 2auf
Der Son,ms SIT treiben uro es ieien
lpeitere 16ipere adn,pfe 5ll erparten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
Gus ,mmirtiidje 0etrciSe.
{ Associated Press

q nj. 5. Sept. Stiln1iniide
9anSipirtbe fins III beller Gntporllltg
segeu sic gscl1tlde,, neil nicie bic rus
n,aniIbe Cutie einsiebet,, nr,S baben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
9italaditiiationS j, srpaidtigtnans Der
ntueu &tgifration tol 'eanist ptrbtn.
9er @oei& bon Gbitago ast 5uper&4 bic bab9e grbai
uug oes 8ombeuattentdters an.
9as Gt5fuMMspa sn ben Cubs" .9o inGbao
fd Onr6 iparlden Yeiud

Wtc 6enrb q. @abiion, Der 0oriibenbe
beg Striegsratbes bes Aotbeu &reu5cs.
befannt glbt, tperben Sic 2t1ten fiir nIle
Nmeritaner in alien gll0eu Ser @elt
anfliegen lll1O ba5 9an5e aneritanii9e
Golf loll Odt9lieb ser 0ereinigung
iperben.
vGns 9lotbe arell5", laeta Soerr 1n<
biion, mill Ser @elt ipieoer 5eigen,
oaB oas alncrifanii6e Golf nidt mir
fampfcn fam, fonbern es ipiG ou6 5eiz
gen. Dob bas anerifaniibe 0olf biz
auf Den lebten Dinnl. sic lekte Sral
|unb oas lebte &ino fir @armber5ig<
feit, @bre ,lnb greue inter Sen Natiz
oncn eintritt."
sSn Ser gci6na1tsipo6e bergnnge=
nelr syabres ipllrben % Mlionen Nlitz
|glieber allfgenommen; bierin iinb sic
S,0O0,000 Dit9lieber ser Sllniorberz
eil,iaung nidt eingeldluiIen.
&riesstuhte mnb =8er,pmnbete.
{ Associated Press
8 a III trg ton. s.. Gept. - Sic
folgenben @erluit ite ip,lrbe1 bon benrge=
feblsbaber rer amerifaniibcn ggpebiti.'
onstruppen gentelbet:
l. Nbtbeiluns.
@efaIlen . 46
0ern1iRt . SO
sttper serip1lrbet . Is
Nn llniauen ui'o. aeitor6en I
0Scrfrn,nHrt 90 4
of.ar...,a..s.n. .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
Ycrid)iebenes.

Sic brei 2iIten 5l1iammeu 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-06
&ns BET 8nubc8 89aupttlaot
Die &laiiififntipn Der neuem Webr=
pfli6tigen fu4 bcidleu,ti8t ,uerben.
4 Associated Press

8albin9ton, 5. Sept. Hroz
fob,narlbau Sen grotpber erfldrtc
bellte, bab Sic Nusbebunssn,ajb jbinerie
in bei6lellni9tem Sempo arbeiten niiiS
ie, 1lnl es 81 ern,6gliden. Gienittausli>
de ans Ser neuen 8egiitratiuu Der
Mdnner bon IS Biz As Sabren bis
Gnbe Gttober in oie gruppenlager
bringen 5u t0nnen.
Sic Neatltranten tperoen lire Sraz
eeb0gen fir. Sic Maiiiiiiation i6on
ous5ufiilen babeu, ebe lire ausloiung
ftattfinbet.
Der 2ontralt stuiiheM Der Mcsieruns
NIB ben Giienbab,,cu.