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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
Mit gIntlnnSrn ncrfnInt.

@liiiouri @aIlep, So, II. SUM.
Ii5eimonnfdaften unteritiitt bon
gIutbunoeh iuden gegenpdrtig
8Diiden bier imo Council Bluffs oie
Spur jener 8on0iten, UeIde bier
geitern 81 friiber Morgenftlnoe SEN
Siherbeitsihrnnf Der g1osfobis
Company iprengten ut0 NIT elmer
gette bon $50 in ariegSipormarfen
unO So in gargeIo in einem g(uto
entfIoben. Seioenltoffe I'M @erte bon
etipa $500 uitr0en bon ibnen 5uriif.
geloiien, ra6oen iie 6ieieIben be.
reits gum Wtitnebuen bereit geIegt
botten, 6anr nber Ourh Die Ioiite
grploiion ideir6or berIhenht fpur.
Den. Die Rduberbon6e, Die ous orei
ODER bier Mann beitnno, tpur6e ae.
ieben oIs iie fih In elmer fraftboIlen
Gar nuf Der 5luht begnben mo bic
8erfolging nuroe iofort niifgenom.
men. Gle fuhren In Der Hifltrng
nod Council Bluffs Onbon Gie ge.
BORDEN Der 1ulliegen0en ,CStdote tpur.
ben iofort beritdnoigt un6 balten
gegenmdrtig nnd ben ger6rehern
gtlisidlni. W2nn ninint ofN bob
iid 6ieieIben in Gmobo ooer G<un.
Gil Bluffs oufhaIteh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
2 itcrtueoiIc1c BArkcn
an 1siiite neticnkt

g8al6ington II. Suni.-0a8 nor
megiide Segelihiff arin95joa murOe
oon einem 0eutiAen &audboot 80
N1eilen bon Der gtr9inio aiiite ent-
fernt, berienft. 3oS 0tarineant
berfiut0ete geitern aben0, ooB Die
Monni6aft bon einem amer. ariegs.
idiffe aufgeiiitt mur0e lrn6 nah Ell.
nem otlantiiden Safen gebroAt
miro.
8ie normegiite 8arfe Samoa tuur-
Ne Our9 5duiie bon einem beutihen
3aud6oot lun s ltbr morganS ont
Ietteu 6reitog etipn 80 Meilen bon
Der girginia aiiIte berienft. GaS
Morireuut meloete, ooB Is 0tann
Der 9eiatutg bon einem Shoner
aitfgenomlnen ltn0 aui Elm onoeres
Shiff transferiert lplrr0en, lueldeS
Iie nod einenl 6afeu bringt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
SffenftOt in sSStalien
tn uQtm s6luung
Ien 6cfait0cnc 9cfnad6t ititS
pcribieSenen Stellen iiberz
eitten baben.
Die Clinic balt, melSen bineeeen Ole Jtaliener

en- Srnn3oIen IN Die S1noe. Ser
9aulpf lit an Der gauaen 5ront i'm
@ange.
sSn Dem geitrigen offi5ieIIenglbeno.
beri6t beiBt es; oSeit geitern lit
an ilnierer 6ront cine 9roBe SdIo6t
I'M @ange. gtad inteniiper artil.
leriitii9er 8orbereititng aus 5obl-
reiden @ei6iisen bat Die I6neIt
erluortete feinoIide Ofieniibe in Dem
oitIi6en &eil Der 9titago Sohfldhe,
am 9lusgange oes 8renta Gales iuO
ouf Dem 0aonte @rappa eingeiest
Ser sSeinb bat beriu1t, Den Btabe
5IuB an nebreren Stelen 5li freu.
3en un0 in Der ltmgeeeno bon Ser
beia uno 6ooore.W}ulile lit es ibm
ou9 gelltngen, ilber ben 6luB 5lt
ieben. llniere Grltppen ober f1mpfen
nit SeI6ennlltt, 10 baB es oem Sem.
De ummogIid 1T, feline eriten grfolge
meiter ous5uniiben. Sono9L uniere
6lieger oIs aud oieienisen Der alli-
ierten beteiIigen iid in berborrogen.
Der 8eiie an Dem Sample, iroem tie
Die 6IuBiibergdnee NIT 8outben be-
nerfen uno Die 0i6ten feinolihen
Snfanterien1oiien aus Maid)inen9e.
mebren beihieBen. Gs >puroen 81
feinoli6e 4eroplone BON ms berob.
aeihniIen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
GinluOnus 3ar ae6eimen 6rieOens-
Dcr9an0lnng?

8ilrid, II. a5ltni.-@ine @inla-
0ing 8euti6lnno8 an oie 2uiierten,
in gebeime 6rieoensoerbanolun
erblidt mon bier IN foIganoer bol6.
omtlihcr @rfIdrtng ans Berlin
meI6e in Der aMiindener 0odrid.
ten eri6eint:
o2(ngeiidts frilberer unlie6iomer
Grfnbrlmgen miro 9elttiflorO nie-
mails ioieoer ieine 6rieoensbemii.
bungen lnter 9tnpenolng Der 0ef.
fentIidfeit oufnebmen. Die aegie-
rung eIaubt 0aB ole ariegfilbrenOen
iih beniil6en iolten cine 9(nn0be.
rung obne oientli6e grorterung 5u
erreihen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
0fdnnidlaft eines ner6rannten SdOos
ners an9efpmmen.

Sen 8ronciSco, IL. Sum. gtnh.
Dem lie is Soge lang in einem "a
6uB Iangen Boot nuf Gee getrieben
botten iinO Sic @tauniboft Deg
iiinfmoitigen Sdooner8 Crescent
uno aopitan &. Glion uno ieine
@otttn geitern o6cno ipdt bier an.
aefommen uno iider geIon0et. Die
Manni6oit ruoarte forigeiett ieit
Ger IN 9ran0 gerotene Shooner
am /. Simt bertniien fperoen ntuB.
te. 8as Boot bate bel ieiner Nm.
funft nod Gorrdtc fir 8Dei Gage
iibrig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
gereinseIte genOernugen Ses Sag.
lidltaeiebes m6aen erfplaen.

Baibington. H. Sulli.-8ie ge.
8enpdrtige Qnpcnoung beg Sag,
liht. Spargeiebes mng, mas Die elm.
5elnen 2ofaIitdten betrifft, in elm
5elnen 6dGen non Der 8Wiidenitdot.
lihen Sonoelsfonmiiiion Dor oem
5riibia6r 1919 ee1noert peroen,
obpobl Die iett itnttfinoen6en lin.
teriufingen au5eigen, oob es i'm
eroBan uno ganBeH in 3llirieoenltel-
Ien6er Meiie 4nipenonng finoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
glilliOneH glmerifaner fiir ben
Siea n1tin.

Baibington II. SUM. = @s
iDerben 100000 anerifnnii6e Col.
ooten in 6rantreid notig iein, nm
einen boaitdn0igen Sieg ilber
GeutidIan0 srringen 5u fonnen er.
flarte gIbe. s5uIius aobn bonn Iifi.
tdrfomitee 6es 1auies beiite, uno
5Dor in elmer geiprenung Der Ab.
iift Der 2lOniiniltrotion in Der fur.
5en aongreBtdain9, bic i'm Ge5enl.
Der beainnt, cine gorlnge ein5urei.
hen mcIhe ons DiilitdroIter 5ipiiden
10 uno 40 Subren feitiest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
Diele amer. SclSateft
laltSen int GnalanS

2onoon, II. Suni.-nQas Gin
treffen nmerifnniIher Sruppen in
ben Iebten 3ogen bat ale Refor0s
iibertroffer, erfIdrte Die BreiIe beit.
te. oga1tr aGs @eridiffungs.@r.
rltngenidait betradtet, lit oos etiuos,
mas biSber in ben 9tnnlen Der Sor-
oeISidiffabrt ME 6er5eidnet mnroe.
9ie S3enen an einern Der glrmee.
poiten on @odenenoe moren er.
itaunlih."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
scnine pS.rY& Bcineb
in BelsTtlt tlttH l1oien

sntlter6ant II. Suui-9ie Ser.
liner 8oiiiide 3sitltn9 iogt, 6oB 9ti.
foloi 2enine, Der lremier Der Sol.
ibcUifi Ge9ierung in GuBIanb,
plane, Berlin ltn0 8ien 3u beiuhen,
Inn oie prontintnten 9erionlihfei-
ten oler Stoaten Ger 3entralmo6te
tennea 5u lernell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
9entifler geridlt.

Berlin iiber 2onoon, II. Stunt.
- @eitern glbeuo tpur0e offi8iea ge.
nelOet: uSiiOmeItli6 bon @aerris
un6 n0roli9 bon 8etbune murbe Der
Seir0, lpel9er in llniere borgeido.
benen 6teuungen meitltd] bon 2ocon
eingeorltngen mar, in einem San6ge.
menge 5uriidgemorfen. gluf Dem lib.
rigen &eiI ser 6rort fam es mir 5u
SdarmitteIn un0 gfefognosaierurt.
gen. Qas glrtiaerieoueG lebte gee
gen aben0 nor0lib bon 2bS, nor6-
lid beS Scorpe 6luiieS ING at bei-
Oen Seiten Ser @ontne tpieoer ouf.
Sit0Iid bon giopon fam es 8lt flei.
nen @efehten.
5ii0lid Ser 9[igne berI6Grft ftd
6os @efe1t. Storfe fron5oiii9e
glngriffe bel 8ummierS bIieben IN.
foIae unierer @egenangriffe nuBIos.
guf Den peitGi9 bon 0untniers ge.
legenen S0ben ipur0e ein feinbliaer
@egenangriff obgeidIogen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
Wettcrbcri6t.

Sir Gmaba uno ltmgegeno -
Seilpeiie befpoIft beiite 2l6enb nna
Gienstog; fein meIentlider Sempero.
turpehiel.
5ir gebrasfa- 2lagemein Ihon
belite glbeno uno 9ienstag; fein noe.
ientliher Semperattripediel.
aiir Soma - EeiIpeiie bspStH
beiite abeno Hn0 8ierstng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
Die 1oerlmite Scr
amer. Grilppeit
@eidmtpsrluitc i'm 8erbGItnis aur
$rippen3abI serius; anOere sn-
frieOenitellenSe SntIafen.

@oibington, II. Stunt. - Sic
beittige 8erIlntfiite, bic bon General
&eribiag an Dos ariegson1t ge.
iouot ipurOe entD1lt 80 gtomen
SedJs Munn nurSen I'M 4oupf ge.
t0tet ;apei erIoaen ibren 8un6en;
elmer mur6e bel etneH 6IugunfaIl
getotpt;; bier itarben an Grorttbei'
ten. "a M}onn mur0en i9per Der.
m1noet; 0ie Sfbirere Ser 8imoen
zines meiteren SoIoaten fonnte
niht feitgeitellt lper0en u16 elmer
miro nod oeut 9ornpfe oerrntBt.
Sauptndnn Snrrp Q. @ppnne,
&uIio, Sflo., rpuroe burb einen
9leropIanunfou aet6tet. Sa1ptrnonn
g[Ibert Q. Sufer, 2orebo, Ger, unb
0ie 2eltnont8 g8. SC. @obring,
Mount 8ernon 9eo., un6 SolnueI
S. Gilmore, 8roofIpn g. g., tplr-
Cen irhlper berlpun0et. 2eittnont
Sugb 9. 9bonpion Chattanooga,
Gcnn., murOe beripunoet, bod 1T
Die 5dpere ieiner 8un6en nod
ni6t feitgeIteltt tporoen.
g(uf Der 9eItrigen 8erIultIiite
itanoen 81 gtQnen. 27 Monn pltr.
sen i'm Sample getotet; 13 itar-
ben on @ltnoen; elmer ipuroe 0urd
ltnfalt getotet. is 9tann ptroen
i6mer bertpuroet.
2elttnnnt 8biinep g8. Starf,
8rooflpn, g. g., Der idlper berlpun-
set Dur0e, mar Der ein8ige Sffi5ler
ouf Der 2titc.
8isberige 8siamtberlnite.
8oibingtin, II. s5uui.-777 Ser.
lutte, ole rp10reno Der Iebten @ode
berihtet tpltroen. brahten Die @e.
iomtberIuite ieit Der 8eit, mo Die
nuerifoniiden Grrppen 5uerit in
5rorifrei6 IoabcterL mas etpa Elm
SSo6r it, ntf S,0S5 altonn.
Die speite lp6dentlide 8uianl-
menItel(1tnq, Sic ge1tern bonn &rieq8s
ante ber0ffertliht nuroe 8eigte,
6oB Oie charlottesville 1892 be.
tragen, nGbreno 4,547 Wann int
beripnn0ct muroen un0 946
oerniBt ner0en eini6GieBlid iener,
oie in 0euti6er @efangeniAaft itnO.
Die 3uiammetitelIun9, pelde bic
gaitrige Site einidlieBt iteat iid
pie foI9t:
SSyln Sample aetotet (einidIieBGid
bon POI @lonn. Sic ibr 2eben ouf
See berlorer) t,172 Monn; 6en
8unoen erlager 1854; an 9ranfbei.
ten itarben 1884 Monn; ourt I'm
fGlIe un0 aus onoeren 8riinoen
berloren 422 G}ann ibr 2eben.
8eroln6et Dur0cn 4,547 01ann.
tper0en 346, etni9lieBli6
Der in @einuoenidaft gerdtenen.
@eiann1t3nbl olcr 8erluite betragt
8,0S5.
geatnte berpeiIen 6arouf, 6oB oie
3abl in @nbetroht Der Sotiafje, oaB
iid 100000 Soloaten itber Gee be-
iinOen, iebr gertng lit. 8aB MIR 291
ibr 2eben ouf Gee einbiiBten ipri6t
fiir Die @rfolge 0e8 gegleitihiff-
ipiteus gegen Ole &oudboote. 9ie
ertrlnfpnen 2eutc befan6en itd] atf
Sen britii6en 9ransportidiffen
Iu8coaia unO Nol0obid, 0ie tor
pe0iert ipurocn. Gas eritere nobm
SolOoten bon alnerifa nod eng
-an0, ba8 5lpeite bon England no6
5ronfreid.
8ie 9eringe 8abl Der ben 8ltn-
BEN @rIegenen 0eutet ouf Die er-
foIgreihe Son6babung bes gtmblt.
Iona. un0 SoIpitoI0ienItes bin, nab.
reno oie Sntiobe, 6aB MIR 1924
D3ann an aranfbeiten itorben, miro
1Is 9epeis angeieben, Dab Ser so
iun0beit88uItono Ser 9lrlnee ouSge.
;ethnet iit.
Cine ueitere 8llfrie0eniteIlen0e @r-
pGgung Iiegt barin, ooB Elm bober
Gro3entiaB oer @erlpltnoeten in ipR..
niger oIs iedS @oden an Die 6ront
,ltrildfehrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
Sefannttr Colorado Soufier ge.
iturbeu,

8enner, GoIo, II. Sylni-S Sobn
.. Gosgriff, 9liaiondr, gontier Ruo
8ieb3ilfter bon Colorado, 8ypo.
ming unS lltob, 1T geitern bier nnf
einiabriaer aronfbeit eeitorbeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
Giufn6r fun,entricrter Srn6ti6fte
dcitaftet.

8oihingtou II. Suni.-n2ime
Suice", uno onoere fonaentrierte
GrltdltiGfte iino bon Ser Site fir
bei9rdnfte Ginfubren bon Der
Observation-Disclosures geitrihen NOR.
0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
fSlicnernndriff 0nf aSaris.

RnriS. II. Suni.-Gine @ritppe
BON fein0Ii6en &eropIanen frel5te
ont Saalstng o6eno Die Shloht.
Iinie in Der &idtltng nad Boris.
@inige 8on1ben nuroen olf bic
Souptitoot a6g1iDorfeE, Die mebrere
Opfer for0erten ,n0 einigen Wtnte.
riolida0en nnridteten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
100000 Ccitereider sreifm an.

8ari8, t5. Suni.-9ie 3eitung
Getit 8oriiien bringt beute Ole g1u6.
ri6t, bob 15 oiterrei9iide 9ibiito.
nen 100000 MonrD an Ser itoIie.
niiden 6ront ongegriffen boben. 9ie
3toliener ober noren feine8peg8
iiberraift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
5t.aa6riae in (fnaIanb einbtrnFen

2on0on, II. Suni.-MGnner I'M
Sitter BON 40. so uno 81 Sobren
fino fir dratli9e ltnteriu9ung filr
0ie armee ein6eritfen fporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
sammits bflttbtn
fiegrti6t @tft6tt
setlaecn stpct 1tneriffc Inn rellean GebSfs ab;
einc fcinSlid6e Streitmadbt BET Aiprap pirS
BON ibnen aitf9eriebeft
sampfpanle an Scr ,oeitfront bait apeiter an

DE 9(rtiGerie gegen itniere 2inie
norolid bon 9etbune itno 5lpiiden
2ocre un0 bem gpern Goulnttnes
&anaI Elm beftiges @eidiisfeuer.
9asieIbe geItaItete iith om Sonntas
friib in Der gtGbe bes Gifebuid
Sees gu beionbers GROCER @etuaIt.
SeItlid BON @rras itnternubmen
mir Iebte gta6t eirlen erfoIereihen
Streif3ug. Gin feinoIider lteber.
foll in Der Go9boridloft bon @iben-
6D pltroe obgei6Iogen. g}orOneit.
lid bon gilbert bombaroierte Die
fein0Iibe gtrti1erie uniere 9oiitio.
nelt."
@efd6r nod nidt beieitigt.
2onoon, IL. SUM. = $ier lit
man unglei6 Der gertrauensieIig.
felt Ser gariier Der 9lnii1t, onb ben
9(lliierten nod groBe @efabren oro.
ben. 3ipar bot Die oelttide Sffeniibe
nidt ibr 3ieI erreiht, tros Der
idperIten 9pfer, aber ons feinblide
8orriiden bot Die 8robrng fiir $50.
rig beOeltteno bermebrt. 9luBer6em
bat Ser Seino gerliigeno gfeierben
3u elmer nod gr0Beren 9fferfibe, oIs
Der i'm Mt6r5 itn0 mag ite ie0en
9[ngenbIid Beginner. 9ie beiiptels.
petie grin8 9f1tppreht 8ur 8erfii.
gung fteben6en &ruppen finb ebenfo
groB nie Dor bier3ebn Sagen, ob-
ipobG er Dem 9elttihen 4ronprin8en
Silfe ioh0te, 0enn feline erid6pfter
0ibiIionen batten 3eit anr GrboIinq
rtto gum @riab. Ser Gein6 mag rod
6rei 3ielen idIogerL 9aris, @n1ierts
luo Calais, rnO Die 2miierten fon.
nen Ole fein6Iiden 4biitnten erit er.
fobrert, penn Der SdIog fdIt.
M1nner bon 40, 80 nno 81 Sab.
rem fin0 3l,r Gr5tIiden griiflmg be.
bufS 6eititeIlnng ibrer 9olleIidfeit
gum Soloatenoienit borgelaOen NOR
oen Inn Dem oringenoen Geoiirfnis
nuf eiu oOer amet Sabre 8ll geniigen.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
Gyrans6iiidJer geridJt.

Garis, IL. SUM. II Sffi3iea nir6
gemeloet, 0aB Die 6rou8oien ibre
Gtelungen on Der Murre-6ront Der.
beIiert boben 8elttihe Streifpn'
troliqen in Den 8ogeien mur0en
mis Dem 6el6e geidIogen o3Di.
iden Ser Die uno Der &isne- beiBt
es in Dem 8eridt, 0noromeitIidl bon
Soutebrop, bermodten Die 5ran5oien
ibre Syront in einem @efedt gu er.
meitern; 100 6ein6e gerieten in @e'
fangeni6oft; aud fpur0en mebrere
Maidinengeluebre erobert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
gritiidler geridt.

9onoon, II. Suni - Cfii8iea
nirO gemeloet: DSnmstog 5u ipd.
ter abenSit,mbe eroffnete Die feinoIt'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-17
GeiterreidJiider geridlt.

8ien, ilber &onoon, II. Sulli.-
SeSn Dem geitri9en 2lbenoberidt oes
oiterreidiiden Souptquartiers beiBt
es: o@eltern friib griff uniere SSn.
fanterie no6 nebrihinoi9em grtiae.
riefeuer Die 9Stoliener lno oeren gl-
liierten am 9iabe 5luB unO 8u BEL.
ben Seiten oes grenta 6IuIies an
Die 2(rmee9ritppe 0es 5eIomaridalls
bon 9orebic er8tpong an mebreren
8unften ben llebergong iiber oen
bo4ongeidmoQeuen &iane GluB. 9oS
Corps 0eS Generals @uerin beiette,
nadoem' e8 nod bortnGdigem Sam.
pfc ben 5eino BET Sonoona geidIo.
gen, cine feinoIide goittion am gi-
abe in0 3u beioGn Seiten Ser ODER.
8o.&rebiio in breiter 6ront. 8ir bo.
ben 10000 5toliener, fSrnn3oIen ltn0
GnglGnoer gefangen genommen.
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PERMIT CNO. s64). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 9, 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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0ariier 6efrdnaen sammies

8ori8, II. SUM. = Mdbren0 am
Sanstog onierifaniide SoI6oten nuf
bem 8ege 5ur 5ront Die Sta6t in
glutomo6ilen poiiierten, tpur6en iie
bon Ser gebolferung in entbuiiaiti.
i6er @eiic begriiBt nn0 NIT glnmen
geiAmildt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-30

dren would cry, and men would re-
, monstrate and swear. | remained In
| it until | was almost crushed when
succeeded in getting up on big cap
tured German cannon where I could
breathe. Fortunately everybody was
In good humor, and no real tragedies
happened that I know Of How they
ever all got away do not know
From calculations, ! estimated that
there must have been over sixteen
hundred thousand people there that
day, And / could not help but think
what 1t must have been on certain D.
casions in the past when on the same
place the same size crowd was there
but all angry and bent on mischief.
1t must have been fearful in the ex-
IRENE.
After I got out of the crowd, I
made my way down the Rue de Rivoll,
up the Avenue de rOpera. and out the
Avenue des Italiens to a restaurant
where | was fortunate enough to get
an early dinner, as I wanted to see
the night celebrations. When | got
out onto the street again, the fun
had already started. For the first time
since our arrival the streets were
brilliantly lighted as only Paris can
be lighted. And it seemed to get into
the blood of the Parisians. Everyone
We'd to see who would be the gayest
and most hilarious, As in Bordeaux
small professions, headed by French
ana an American flag marched up and
down to the shouted tune of the MAR
sellaise," or "Madelon" (the French
song that corresponds to "Tipperary."
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month now. Fortunately he never did
write often and so / have no enusual
grounds for worry, but still with all
of the intensity of the fighting, I can
not help but feel uneasy. All reports
state that the Engineers have been in
tensely busy, both before and after the
armistice, and the rapid advance into
Alsace-L or ~aine has doubtless broken
mail communications even if he
wrote. Thank goodness, after the next
letter there will be no more cause for
uneasiness.
Both of US continue to work as
strenuously as ever. My service is
just as active as before, and, if any
thing. I believe Clara is working
harder, The hardest times come when
the stimulus of fighting is gone. and
the work has to go on just the same.
But no doubt we will all be getting
nome IN a Few months now. Our boys
have put up noble fight, both on the
front and behind the lines, and no
one need feel when he goes back that
ne has not done something for the
cause of humanity. / regret that you,
Pop, did not start little sooner and
come over with the Y. M. c. A. as
suggested in my last letter. But. may
be you can come over anyhow lit
tie later.
I am getting anxious 90 get back
home again and see all you folks Thu
excitement is over now, and go we
can think of other thinks thaa Eck'
Ing the Boche.
Give our love to all the family.
Your loving younguns,
HERB AND CLARA.
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place I saw taxi slowly working It's
way up the street. Then saw II stop
and go backwards, amid great shout
ing and laughing. Investigation
showed that two lively Americans had
grabbed hold Of it, followed by a COLI
pie of Frenchmen, and despite the for
ward operation of the engine and the
yociferous objections Of the chauf-
feur, were slowly pushing it back
down the street. At still another place
taxi had stalled because of the
crowd. An American soldier showed
through the crowd, pushed the chauf.
feur aside who was trying to crank
up, cranked 1t up himself, two other
Americans picked the chauffeur IN
and bounced him down into hic scar
the first one jumped astride the hood
ana majestically waving the crowd
aside the whole bunch rolled trium,
phantly up the avenue. One place I
saw boisterous crowd following a
French officer who had picked I'm
little Poilu just out of the trenches
with his poor little tattered mud-
stained overcoat and uniform, and
was carrying him on his shoulder I'M
the street. That was one place where
the Americans turned the tables and
were circling and dancing around
Frenehman, for such an act appealed
to them.
In all of this. you see | sneak
mostly of Americans. Well. that was
the way 1t was and still is-sad as II
must De, for the other Allies TIE
Americans are the ones who are the
IDOLS ofths hour over here at present,
have not heard from Fred In a
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or "Its Hot Time'). Small bands OF
girls and Poilus would 60 hand in
band until they encountered an Amer
lean soldier when they would circle
round and round, singing a catchy
, little song that l could never under,
stand, and finally all make dash
To kiss him at one time. In the Place
de f0pera | saw big shouting crowd,
and moving over to investigate, found
that three French soldiers had can
tured an American soldier and sail
or, put them up on a cafe table, and
were 1ubiliating around them. The
Americans must have been jubiliated
over before, for they were in pretty
good singing trim, and so there were
alternating American and French
songs. Then the Poilus caught cou.
pie OF French girls, and put them up
on the table. too. At the sight of an
American officer fraternizing with
their and our soldiers, the crowd once
more grew deafening and broke ou.
into "Vive PAmerique" and LA Mar
Sellaise,' l got out as soon as 7
could but not until they had sung a
few songs over me. guess 1t mist
have been there that broke my
glasses!
Along one block | saw coming a
sreat mound of humanity, moving
slowly up the avenue, surrounded by
a shouting crowd. When 1t came close
discovered that they were dragging
4 captured German az" (the cannot,
that corresponds to the French "75,a
and as many boys and girls as couId
stick on it were riding. At another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-25
IT'S TOUGH ON
UNDERTAkERS!
vERETT TRUE
"a SSNvlSWAN
OAtTtNS To Sec
you ~ NOOR
OEGtCE-

Especial to The Star by ~. T.. AZ
LONDON, Sept 25-The British
undertakers are doing some mourn
ing on their own account nowadays.
Two things are necessary. they
say. for successful funeral: ONE
timber for collins. and. Two
pallbearers to carry them. And the
war has brought a shortage OF both.
One undertaken cites a case where
were the undertaken himself and the
hearse-driver.
And howl ask you-how can
two men remove a coffin from a
fifth-story suite with dignity?" he
demands.
That's not all; professional mourn
ers are impossible-quite. And
Of Britishers who think funerals
ought TO be abolished anyhow; at
beast the collins and professions and
hired mourners and cemetery lots.
They write to the papers about It;
say the poor are bound by custom to
pay for these "barbaric. silly things. 4"
whether they can afford TO or not
Imagine that! Demands one under.
taker:
who are they? Agents for ere.
matories. or what? AS IL we didn't
have enough cold, practical Difficult.
ties these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-25
Is
IN SEATTLE

Johnny Mccarthy and X. o. Kru-
vosky. the two California battlers
who are to meet Mike Pete and
Frank Farmer respectively in the
main events of a boxing card to be
staged in Seattle next Tuesday, ar
rived in the city Tuesday night.
Sol Levinson, who had charge Of
the battlers in the Portland show.
accompanied them.
Mccarthy boxed here several sea.
sons and is in pretty fair shape for
his go with Mike Pete. That he
still possesses a wallop was demon
strated in the Rose City when he
knocked out Lux, the Eastern
welterweight. Kruvosky made a
good showing against Jim Darcy
holding him to a draw. II he is any
thing of a mixer a real swat fest
should be on tap when he takes on
Frank Farmer. the smuggling logger,
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-25

Pieces Of wood, wooden baskets
and wooden articles have been taken
from Egyptian catacombs construct
ed 1000 or 1000 years before the
Christian era.