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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24

MaIttaian. Ha. Sa8 tscN 81
& aRmlia. RtlggNaNbtHi tef ilnila0
ssrtA Aa NaBeN uNN maAetifa
eeA %mets wafH fH pef 93gilaa
mii Rsut MaebsafM aabi @euait
raef htds teitti hlf AtlaWneH lea
teh am 6tf MeAt Bee Halofk
0haiabaIea AT lauitH glaH beat
8nbSFiea 8eeilel tb II mi ietHtf
saglaae NE AieuHa Flufa Nflea
Fais taHlNHh. NWttotinaeH mlFA
allan hal peFiHBi flafn QtpefcMb
aenHiltf0G hgrleibf oter bai DEL
feinfa Uffei0 ataaht elite
grliattH ft eBdmbetidIu &m
aae 0H hos atHiiH ilif glafnt
enattfatnbgitst sil p6nnailN, 0aHu
III Chamberlain til 0an gdHbf ar.
ata Die aieaierlHa Wnlefle1n. mb
NerieIhm mtrh In Ntlftii hef QFt
iuna htf afi1a afbgitm E9mt r5H
iafitaueHsBniun dIEAgilglt,
Cos SM0GsItmitee fur militdfi
itAe einaeIratabctlea, bas htaie irt
nc llntcrfndanafn unirfbtDAen bas,
mirA iriHe llntefinduHan moraen
ipie0rr ipftieeFB t5rnEalsiiabEafst
iscFtds nitro uor oeaiitllen allk.
daeu nidfeM 1lidn miro unI ben
t3tinahheits5iitou0 bcr Srupptn III.
oen NdHtoHemeniS udhfr ViHaebeu.
s9as immer auh nas Sbidial Der
arirasrat glia beS senators Chant
setlaiu itn rua1. bic lluteriudlun.
ren Afs 6puiiteeS wer0eu fotiaefrbt
ucrhcn, hiS man ole @urfoaulniile
im GrienshepartrHent arliaolidl TIM
teriudt bat ID erfldrie Chamberlain.
Eas ApuIliee, iueIdg8 bic gln5.
rlinasaiitels unn NrennniaicriaIlitn.
alton uliterindlt bat, III INIT ieincn
4rbciten III gA0e ltn0 miro am
iSreiing einen 9ertdii unterbreiteu.
es Heibt. 0aB oos apmiiee suei
einen WiaioritdtS. lutb etnen Mlinori.
idtsberidt eiitreihen piro. W2aa laaf, |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
Die ..gumbe9 ppn sarnent.

9orgeft. g9ebr.. "a. San 0ie
lei1t erreabar bic @enliiter Der
Nleuit9en ltno, beipies bier fiir8Iid
Gin bluHorboIler 8niidenfdI. st.
Iide @tdnner fott0cn an gobubett
Elm Gbieft ants U1elIing. oas ibnen
70 sefd5rItd erFdien oaB iie es Ocut
gettei6igttllgsrat iibetnlitteIten, Der
ben @egenItono idltberEith tit SAnee
belpadt, In einen Ieer itebenoen @e.
biu0e heridj[oB rnb iofort bon Bro
fen gop einen 9cteftib beoroerte,
nn bic g[nqelegenbeit all unterilt.
den. anb gGutbunSe iuoIlte man
fonuneu lniien ttm Die 5ptr Der
@tiiletdter nltsfin6ig 8u MAIDEN,
muBte ieoodJ ben Blun aufgebert ba
ii6 3u bieIe Sdanlttitige an Der
etitfanoen. Gin antpeien.
Der QEr3t ullteriuhte 0nS meIiiugerne
nnO Ttellte 0as @ofbnrtoen.
iein eines b6dit gefd0rIihen
sprengftoffeg felt uno ons Bonn
tuur6e 8ltr Iatidde. @dG'
mnnnihoften ipitrOen angeitellt uno
ale nl6glid)en Qorfebrungeli 9e.
troffen 2fls ih(ieBlidj Der 9eriouen.
5ug nm 3 llbr obenos 5llriIdfebrte,
ioentifi5ierta Der aniolftenr oes.
iplber bic ogoiHbe@ ais einen her.
loren geannoenen GautpiorlldHieiier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
auslaubiidle Geiertenre mhiTeH IN
6er SdIlDei3 arbeiten.

aIerH. ID San Iie @atfte Der
10000 Wlann, Bic In Der ShmeiB
ats Geierfeure ober, mn ben Will.
tarDienIt 5u bermeibcn, 8uflndlt ae.
iudt Ddben, iperoen bon Der idJIueis
8criidlen glrgierrtna iiir 8ibtloietIt
berange3oaen werofn stc itnb in
Gonlpaguien bon ie $50 glaHn Or.
gdniiieft nor0en inter 4uiiidt Don
idfDei5eriidlen Gili8ieren mo iuer.
ben oltf oem ganoe af6eiten, um
6eh 4deriaa oes I0uoes 81 btben.
gie etbniten giabruHg into stieie
burg ioipie ~ 6euts pro Haa ben.
ielba 2ohn ben idlgeiJfriifeH 5ols
Oaten 0ssaglt iDIto.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
edllufre lgrn6rnerplpiion h Slnnnbn

Salifdr, "a. San. 10 @lonu iino
nnfdeineuo Bel elmer ocitern erfolg,
ten grpIoiiou lit oem wien 56aft
Der @rnben Der qledoia ao9lenge.
ieditait In Stcflarton 81 81, i1n.
aefommcn. Gff glnun. Die iidj Bur
Belt Der grploiion dnf eiueu b5beren
1eiteuitdfte beFaH0en entfainen bic
dr6eren ipir0rR brridiiitet Nft.
iunasiHdtidJofteu Gnben & qeiden
geborgen Die GgploiioA arididb
fluB nah 5 lt6r nudmittads. Gie
IdaidJiditdr6eiter b1tteH fainu ben
Gdaft bertafien dTg idjlucfe glduds
iDotfen dn5 oenielhen 6raiiaen, bod
bic Gfbloiion tnttr6e bon 2niten at
ocr G6erfldfe ntdit beruonmen glft
titnasmdunidaftcn iiuo innusqeiett
tdtig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
EcftScner erbaltem
b0le 1ofcrSefleilegl

gonbon. "a. San. g]ei elmer
8eriofutnIitng Der sYIeiiber In Sdr.
rom nlroe eeiteru ouaefiinoiot. oaB
Aos Sdladlten BON gferorn fir
9labrllngsae6ronh iofort unternup.
nleH iuer0en miro. Gs beiBt bob
Die Gmpfcbliing bes GAladtens bon
alieroen bic iih fiir ben Gienit nidjt
eigneten, BON ben g[rlnenbeb6r6en
aefomnen mar. Gds fftetId miro
it aetpiiien 2d6en fir 6 Nence 6as
giiiinb berfalift iper6en. Gs qfbt
bereits 30 adben, oie ggferbefleilh
nerfallieu, meiiten8 an geIaier un0
anoere 2eute bonn sgeitIdnbe, bic Itd
In GH9Ianb felt oem stritge nie0ers
gelaffen b0ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
DcntIete Tiplcmotcn
Ioilen tati0cr lsin

8iirid. 2i San 7N aMoiul.
heiner @olf5itiHme" ithreibi enito.
rieu. eRdhoeut 0liutterpr1hoeut
2Iopb tseorae INTO 9lraiioent 3iI.
iou aeiprodlen. I1unen bic 8eutrols
mndjic ehrlidleriueiie 6eren gaprie
nidt ulbeadltet laiien. g8abreub
0eliifdle @todislHanner a6gern, iih
mnltfelmlitiB 8eiaen unh i5re Strait
Ia Der Hefampftutg Der glnferioni,
iten unb U3ilitoriitcu seripIitierH,
iinh bic giantsnidnncr Der Gntente.
mddte beniibt. ibre Qluiihten iiber.
all geIten0 al modem,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
@arnt nor stntider apninrrens.

g1eu Oorf. "a. s5air-gluf Der
donieren8 Der amer. f5arbltoff.
fyabrifautcn, gerfdifer nnb 9la.
ifinerie6eritpllern i'm g1emifer.
(gln6 erfldrfe q. q. gtIion 61B ein
50.bro5entiqer Bod mif fyarbitofi.
cinfltbr gefegt fperseu iollte onitatt
Der icbigen 30 glro5ertt. oWir f6n.
men INIT fyrdufreih nn0 England
fontprriereng idate 9err Qlton,
aaber Teutidlanb NIT ieihen billiaen
9trbeii8frdften uno ieiner 5dbia
feif. globmatertat BIZ ghnltigeu go.
bin9nnaen ein5Hfaaien. miro eine
itetiae goraenanelfe iein. 60 fnts
6mnl6er5iq bic Geitiifen iiHb. meuu
eB iidD nm einen mitit1rifdfn ariea
boabelt. lie ftHb nod bieI ffliHunef,
m0n f bt siHem Aah0eIs. mIb
saoaitriefFif1e tommt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
Nm. 0IrtEtprtn a6ntitlt.

gtntfter1nm, "a. eyan.-Gic Ger.
finer Idqtife Mnnofdri per6ifent.
Iidt cine Depefbe aus Snnbitrg,
na6 iUelfer bic 9ireftorenbeboroe
ber Geittidjen qSafitnnt SeI @eiell.
idjoft, pelde aus gEmerifaneru be.
ite9t, mtfqeloit uo an ibre gteile
ctn glnsidnb geiett ipor6H iei, bei.
fen 4iraiioeltt Or. gloelfau bon
&ainbur9 lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24

IWm lltfflriFteHen g'albt hep uIIat
mtHtH itefa hanhaln nt al'fg
aeEaet miro bah hit plalEfl&l iibff
bIe 3tpnlnlira bfabilns aat9 Altitp.
atoh asmFlhti mstN litatn Maaeiaien
Her Aab Nif aleeelnlpnate III aalrn
aeNitalIf iiter htn Rdshyieitihlenls
hdpea
iiniseh asrfb rcrelbtn uus Naih.
lnaleH hattN m6buNa Nfr letita
npa 5.ise mifegfpelt MarmtNeta
btf alunhgsnHlegNna atbraAt bent
alahtlblrn, hab hie yaae III ben
pdnNFrH Der 8fHtnailitdAile efhaful.
lih uHh Me ale1irrsHidFa bern ssr+
IL ndhr lfirn, felnen areben tslaiis
len Al idittFtn. hieie aselhnnnrn
mlfhtn nut Au bent 8lped bet6Iifnl.
lidt oit arlfaeriiiinnaeH biefsninn.
bC mtniarr fuffaiidi All bgttgibvn ha
bic Mutle hre a'failaentai, rlne BE-
mpfratiitlr Meairrllnn einNiflhseft
itrlidlte artfnnen hnben
8nbIauh lii pe8enludrtia iiir Ne
NsniIdr Wropaaonaa iehf rHlhldna.
ltd, ee III nidit uumdbrlarinlith,
0ak 0ir Teniidtn hie Trpeidle iiber
bic Nlennlutinn Iii bic gerlt aeictt
baben. mi Die 9iihien liir einea
i}rieoensabiblnb aeueiaief Al ina.
dlen, in0em ite bon Dem tsluilben
ouspchen, bab hus neutidie Wolf br.
rcit iit itdl NIT baR nliiiidlei 9spoIt.
turiat Sli pereiniaen,
Effisitl rnbeititint.
9pnDen, 2i. syan AiS . nor.
miitaas III Bic golibebifi Tepeihr
iiber cine AenoIiition Iii gaien rod
niAlt offtsiea heitiiiat tnorhen.
Noihinatou, "a. ssau. 9o6
5tootsbspartentent bat bis q lihr
borntiliaas nod feline nffisirlIe 9lodl
ridlt fiber ben gtlisbritdD elmer giepo.
luton In gien erhalien.
lInrnbe In Nicu iuddIh.
aobenbagen. "a. San. - GeFtcr-
reihtiht Go8iaIiitenfiibrer finnelt es
ihmer, bic Grtreniiten tbrer 9ariei
au siiaeln. 90 meloet beute bier
beripdtete geienpr GepeidDen. s3H
Ictteren heiBt es, Dab in Wien I'm.
nter nod 100000 gIrbeiter Itreifen;
and In 9noapeIt iin6 nod nidt ale
Gireifer aur 9[rbeit 3ttrilddetebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
@erIon0eu abiplntc itu0bbdngiafeit
WeIniens.

Sabrf, a. Sdn.-Die fgrie6en8.
heoin9luiaen oer beIgiidleu gies
aierine, iorpeit fip 9elgien ftlbFt BE-.
ireffen, tuelde i'm ber gtutiport mti
hie GrieoensHofe oes 9}obites, Bic
Ifeite berdffentlidt iunrbe, eufbat.
fer iiuo. pfrlnngen III Bee @atpt
iade dbiolute politiidp 6fouonii6e
iHo territorioIe llnobbdngigteit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
y sTeuman Tebt aaiierteubcrlnite auf
R.000.l00 gnnnen al.

ggdibiHqton, "a. Son. ggiaiam
Tenmdn. oer friibere goriiBer 0er
5diffebaubebSroe go6 100000
IonHen ais cine g6offningsboae
ghdtung4 ber offiierten gd)ilfs.
berlliite iii bIeiem Sabre All, dis en-
bor benz 6enalsfomitee aeitern gliis.
fagen nndte- Or inate, odB bic Ser.
itpIing ooh 100000 Eonnen IN
hieiem Sobre Gin apiiieuidaitIider
Irniftn@ mare.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
9nfer. uuO eierloie Sage In glus.
iIflt.

Chicago, "a. Sun. glllBer Den
grgeumdrtiaen fleiidloicn, mei8eu.
loltu uno iblpeiuefleiftloieu Iogen
tDeroen bic Geltte balo ae8iullugen
iein. atf 8ndcrloie tnb eierloie
iFlobl8eiten inne8itbaIten, ipie SarrD
II. @6eeler. Der glabrlHgsmitteI.
BON syllinois, dtttiinoigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
Illus cen 5tUcioen Ses
StadfsDerbanScs

Berlin ae6, ri. Son 1913
gaeaen oef luifram6tifba Stim.
uuiHg qegu ailes beitiabeu IT..
lbrnnas fat ber 9oriidnb bee biei
iiqen Eri9uerbdubes beidlfoileH 6it
id9rtidp Beriammllina aM ri. Ia
nuar nidIt db5nbnlteH
goilien ifbo4 10 ooef Hiebr Wlit
aiipofr cine siammlunQ berldn.
gem lfab mir bereii etne MerfamBb
faHa abBH6nilen Eef Bofil0n0,
@eorge g5nife, sefreiaE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
General grite, gargertricas.gett.
ran, QeituKhfa,

ct. gouis, "a San General
aHutel moooion 4rite elm Unit.
nnsbeterdn bes Q1itr9ettrifges, flar6
bier am Gifugtag in Gdaiq ieines
ohneS im gllieg bon 89 ssgbreH
sym s5abra 1862 or8aHIiierie er bab
~. slmlufn Regiment opiIea
GBerit er murDe gDeI QeHeiaB
WDBitdin tDuroe e. idiufr benunfb
bei nhb maf6e fiif ieiHeu bort ge
1eiefen WlHt Bum gfiga6eaeaagal
hnf6rbrri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
lInrnIle In gllitn luddllt.
0lmtlidlea Nfmrnfi.

qgai9ingtou, 8. g., "a. Gar.
@eitberbreitete @erildte, bab civ
gerit6 qenlddt merben ipiiroe
i1nttltde Shiffe In einetn onerifa.
niiAeu SaFen in bic Cuff 8lt ipren.
gen, III bon 9ttnoesbedmten it'll.
teliiidJt unb ftir unbcgriinoet er.
fLdrt fporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
geia bcrfriippelte Sol6ateu berior.
aen.

Q1ibinaton. a. Sdn. glbnlii6e
nHo geiittae g9iederbcriicIuug Der,
friibpelter goloaten ODER SeeIeute
III lii einer f5eiebeBborloae, bic aaf
elmer bonn General Gidbsds5t @or.
gdg einberufenen aonferen3 ausae
1rbfitet miro, borgeIcben. Die Dor
lage iie6t lle6unger 6is bHr 3eit
Der endldiiiing oer Feute Dor. 9iad
ber NntIniliina ioa ieber Sotoat
ooer geemnnH bee ieinen friiberen
glribntberui ni9t ansiibeu fann eine
yernfaer5iefluna ctbaItea mdbref0
Der ibm JE0niioeBgel0er qe3a9it
mef6en.
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gildlpf nan anlAfE asitorhtn.

galiitb. @tinna "a. San qiidIoF
S1ntes W1eC8olrid bon Der Did0eie
Dutntb ftarb bier aeIteru eiftes pl0a.
lidn Iobes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24

Alailiiisierie 9ln5eiaen ii bee
1ritlae brinsen cute glelaltaig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24

FAf rmAM nnA iimaMNA &AeA hfillF
otelA pHA NniMa mlltt NWiHa
htiF pRtmtlA AHNtHiflu haH pNilg theNt
RNA AlfigaN MllH NnllaA lM HatAnesleH
unh M #htn tulf nibnh
4lt NoNa, 8NWtls tHn1lF hnlip aftNa
nHh ANltaa tellef Nriloa M aeRtTaunFitsA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24

punilNHtn Ann nlgfRintTnn uNnkR
rFRNlf sNe salN AurnnRigtn w run
ACT nt NttunfH d ialA NN tilK All
rnN r0sr OrmeE nr oMAHA MINI
nN oRnfR on fHr PRESIDENT
AZ ntRtrenN, rNsrNAstrR.UrNfRAl
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-05
MAY ATTACK YANKEES
TROOP MOVEMENTS BEHlNG GER
MAN LINES INCREASING.
American Patrol Enters Hun Trench
and Exchanges Shots-U. S. Men
on Alert for Drive.

With the American Army in the
Field, April Troop movements be-
hind the German lines are increasing.
1t was learned that one division moved
into the trenches on the Toul front
Thursday, but was withdrawn Satur-
day, presumably going north.
An American patrol entered the Ger
man lines three times last night. On
one expedition it encountered cleo
trically-charged barbed wires. On an
other occasion shots were exchanged
with the enemy, but the patrol with
drew without casualties.
The Americans are on the alert for
a possible attack which may be under
preparation by the enemy. Our troops
are prepared for defense against Ger
man tanks.
American artillery is periodically
pounding the enemy lines. The Boche
guns retaliate, but damage on our side
is small
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-05
MILITARY RULE AT QUEBEC
Anti-Service Rioters in Cana
dian City.

Quebec, April 2.---The military au-
thorities, under the command of Gen
eral Lessard, inspector general of Can
ada, acting with the Quebec city po-
lice, took over the administration Of
the city of Quebec and drew up plans
to checkmate the rioting element here
and also to round up the ringleaders
who have been fomenting trouble dur
ing the last three days in resistance to
the enforcement of the military serv-
ice act.
Inquiry was set on foot into charges
that professional provocatOrs were
sent in from outside points to create
disturbances. All public gatherings
where the disturbances could be dis
cussed have been forbidden by the
military authorities.
Quiet prevailed during the day af-
ter the outbreak Sunday night, in
which crowds Of anti-draft rioters at
tempted to pillage a hardware store
and were dispersed by the authorities
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-05
BIG STRIKE AT NAVY YARDS
Carpenters Quit Government Job in
Hampton Roads District-De-
mand More Money.

Norfolk, Va, April 2.-Government
war work in the Hampton Roads dis
trict was interrupted by strike of
several thousand carpenters and other
workers. Plants involved are the
Hampton Roads naval base, the army
depot at Rush Blouff and the ordnance
depot at Pigs Point, all near Norfolk,
and the Langley aviation field at
Hampton. The carpenters inaugural
ed the strike for an increase in pay
and at some of the plants a Sympa-
thetic strike among metal workers,
plumbers and engineers followed.
Chairman Burroughs of the Nor
folk county draft board announced
that his board Immediately would re-
view all classifications and that men
involved in the strike, who have been
given deferred classification by the
board, would be placed in class one
unless entitled by reasons other than
the character of their work to de-
ferred classification.
The strike started at the naval
base, where leaders of the strikers
claimed some 5000 men were out.
Major Butler at the army base at
Bush Bluff said that few of the
strikers there had been induced to
return to work. Major Gitchels has
been orded here from Washington to
attempt to settle the controversy be-
tween the men and the contractors.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-05

persisting in his attempts to advance
along the valleys of the Rivers Luce
and Avre, but has made little prog
ress. Attacks and counter-attacks fol-
lowed each other in this sector with
varying success, and the fighting is ex-
pected to continue.
"In the local operation in the
neighborhood of Serre, which was re-
ported in the mornings communicate,
the total number of machine guns
taken was 109.'
Hindenburg Fails to Keep "Date."
If Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
intended to pass April / in Paris he
must have meant some other year than
1913. His troops are still more than
80 miles from the French capital and
in II days of fighting and under tre-
mendous losses they have not even
reached the Paris-Amiens railway, the
principal route from northern France
to Paris. Indeed they are getting
ready to defend themselves against
the lo-Franco-American forces UNI
der General Foch.
The boastful utterances of the Ger
man leaders, much in evidence in the
early days, of the present campaign,
also have ceased.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-05
NEW DRAFT BILL IS PASSED
Men Becoming of Age Since June 5
Will Register Under SeIective
Army Service Act

Washington, April 1.-The resolu-
ton amending the selective draft act
by requiring registration of youths
reaching twenty-one years since June
s, 1917, and estimated to add 100000
more men to the roll of eligibles, was
adopted by the senate. 1t now goes
to the house.
Senator News amendment providing
for compulsive universal military train
ing Of men between nineteen and tWen-
ty-one years, but deferring their mill
tary service until after majority, was
rejected by the senate, SO to 26.
AS adopted, the resolution provides
that all male citizens of the United
States residing in this country, at
tanning their majority since June 5
last, shall be subject to registration,
under regulations prescribed by the
president; shall present themselves for
registration on a day proclaimed by
the president, and thereafter shall be
liable to military service.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-05
Senator Overman Declares Foes |
Work in Curtiss AirpIane
Factory.
PAINT HIDES CUT IN BRACES
North Carolina Scion Urges Secretary
OF War to Commanders Plant
and Gust kaiser's Agents
Machines Tempered With.

Washington, March 3O.-Stirred by
charges in the senate of delays in the
aircraft program, the senate military
committee summoned on Thursday
Major General Squier and Colonel
Deeds of the signal corps, in charge Of
aircraft production, and Howard Coffin,
chairman of the aircraft board. to ap-
pear Immediately.
Charges that German spies were re-
sponsible for this country's failure to
keep up its airplane program, were
made in the senate by Senator Over
man. Democrat, of North Carolina. He
also charged that there were spies in
the Curtiss plant.
IL l were secretary of war. would
commander the Curtiss plant and put
out every man employed there and hire
Americans in their places" declared
Senator Overman.
Senator Overman declared spies took
metal braces and, saving them in two,
joined the pieces with lead AMI then
painted them over. The first Bristol
IAeANAAAC Lieu 1Cll. AL AuFCSIAS0IAOA
disclosed the defect.
Many other pieces also had been
tempered with, and as a result the
building of Bristol machines was de-
layed two months, while inspectors and
government agents went over and
closely examined the various parts to
replace tempered pieces.
Senator Overman stated that it had
been said there are 100000 German
spies in this country, but he believed
there are 100000. He said he was
making no charge against any en-
ployee of the Curtiss plant, but as
serted that some of their names sound
un-American, and added that 1--WE do
know that spies are in the plant and
that they have delayed the delivery Of
machines"
Mr.. Overman announced that his in
formation had been obtained from a
detective whose name he intended Civ
Ing to Chairman Chamberlain Of the
senate military committee, so that he
and others can be summoned before
the military committee.
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Famous French Commander Ap-
pointed GeneraIissimo of Al
lied Forces.
U. S. TROOPS TO ENTER FIGHT
Pershing Notifies War Department
That American Divisions and Re-
sources Will Be Used in Great
Battle If Needed.

Washington, April 1.-The war de-
partment received the following cable
gram on Friday night from General
Pershing:
''Have made all our resources avail
able and our divisions will be used II
needed.
'.Freuch are in fine spirit and both
armies seem confident.
"PERSHING."
The American forces in France are
now part of the great allied army that
is to meet the German thrust with
cOunter-attac
The counter-attack may be under
way already, for the allied armies are
now under command of General Fochs
who, If he has not been by this time
named generalissimo Of all the allied
forces, is so in fact, and he is noted
for his suddenness and agrressiveness.
It was Foch who directed the attack
on the German left flank at the Marine
hat won the battle and saved Paris In
1914.
The soldier folk who have studied
the strategy of the war from the be-
ginning tell us that Foch anticipated
orders in this decisive move; that Cen
eral Joffre's order for the advance was
not given until two hours after his
subordinate had started and two hours
meant much when the enemy was with
in seventeen miles Of Paris, with an
unbroken record of victory driving him
on.
Washington got the news of the
triumph of the Wilson plan of unified
command when a message was given
out at the White House conveying the
presidents congratulations to the gen.
eralisSimo.
This was dispatched after the cabi-
net had learned Of the offer Of Perish
ing to the high chief of all the forces
Of America for use in the coming bat
tie.
The cable to General Foch was as
follows:
MAY not convey to you my sincere
congratulations on your new author.
ity? Such unity of command is a most
hopeful augury of ultimate success.
We are following with profound inter-
est the bold and brilliant action OF
your forces.
"WOODROW WILSON"
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RUSS RETAkE ODESSA
BLACK SEA PORT REcAPTURED
BY SOVIET TROOPS.
Naval Forces Also Take Part In
Bloody BattIe-siavs Stay Huns
at Pskov.

London, March 29.-Odessa has been
recaptured by the soviet and Ukrain-
ian troops after a bloody battle, in
which naval forces took part, accord
ing to a Moscow dispatch from the
semioficial news agency.
Moscow, March 29.-Prince Henry
of Prussia, brother of the German en-
peror, and one of his sons have arrived
at Reval, Esthonia. They were greet
ed heartily by the German population.
but the Esthonians refused to par
ticipate in the reception. The visit is
attributed to a desire to create pro-
German feeling in the Baltic prov
inces. y
The Germans are busy collecting
and exporting breadstuffs from the
Pskov district, northeast Of Dvinsk.
At Perchorskaya, near Pskov, 40 MEM
bers of German detachments requisi-
tioning bread were killed by the peas
ants.
A bolsheviki supreme war council
has been formed to take charge of
army organizations. Leon Trotzky has
been appointed chairman of the coun-
Gil. Agents are being sent from Mos
cow into all the provinces to organize
the peasants to supplement the efforts
Of the city workmen in opposing the
Germans. Volunteers will be called
for, after which local committees will
prepare lists of men refusing to vol
unteer and will post them publicly. To
all shirkers will be denied the right
to participate in public affairs.
Bolsheviki troops, an official an
nouncement says, have been successful
in fighting the Austrians in the south
ern Ukraine. The cities Of Uikolayev.
Kherson and Zmananka have been
captured by the Russians.