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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
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oberifaooet 8uar ne0a0. Statiitiif
9epurtementet oar ll0ienot Ell lore
lp6ig Me00eleIie ON 9@gteifaber,
Gpoiler og 9posfaGo / 1917.
Der blep | belle 2on0et inogooet
.20,914 9ggteifa6er, ioot 70,624 le-
penOe % 1890 oeoipOte gprn. Ger
0g0e 39,435 4erioner = 1860
MlGno, og 1870 9pin0er.
Meoens 9Ggteifabernes initial er
nornalt, er 8goiels6pppig6e0en ull.
Der oct uornlale, og ifgnt 0eoeIig-
o9iaa er ringe, piier aaret
BOG 9e09an9 / 8eoiel5operituooet
= ira II. pm. / 1908 til 1916 /
1917.
Si0ite apartal oiier en- p%oafal-
Oenoe 1te6gang / Antollet al Dos.
ioIo, % man er tiI6eieli9 til at iet-
te bette i 5orbinOelie nleo 3prti.
OenS og Gotionerin9ens 6orouorin.
ger | 9~eoeiettet, Sn0ifrenfninger
/ a6gan9en til Spiritus oIb.
@nlo6rDllnp. 9aitor emer. q. $.
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IL. Mai ocres @ulo6rpllltp, og
mooto9 6lanot onoet mango Siliener
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/ @llo % @ulo6rltoeparret8 Nobne-
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6e9pnote meo altergan9 i 6iemmet
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iSoIs'5 Selifa6slofoler.
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/ liant
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m9noene i Gosfiloe uobetolt ialt
ca. $4,000 Str. 6or mango Galg.
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Meo annoneer, llo9iiter til
gSalgbeitpreIien oip. fomnler set Be
LOB, 9olget i Gosfiloe alene bar
foitct, op paa ca. 10000 ar.
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ie. Geo 2.5ioen Rotten til 70
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Sloen / Onsilo 0toie; oa par Ger
brGn0t ID Cor. 2ono Woie,
bpor ser lna ell mGngoe ganmelt
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8sru brGll0t, ifsnt Der loa op.
ltablet Ct DILL. Sgrp / Seer
5eoen. @iterboanoen lag0e &inoen
Jig, % &egnen bialp til at itoiOie
Sloen. Honoers 9ranooGien for.
loo 9ranolteoet al. 8 / @aar DIOR.
geS eiter , 5imers 6nar0t 9lr6el0e.
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set umiliot at itanoie SlOen, %
ben bGr9eoe 9toien / ct Bar aoao-
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brenote Here Wiltioner iGr0ige
SfGretoru. 6srit i @oar Mor9e5
lpffeOes oct at blioe 6erre opcr
Sloen.
49,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

4uutl III 0UBel.
llnOer Stormen / @aar 9fat op.
too Ser Slo / ell Se0eitrefning
Sfaarup peo aleiitrup. Ser 6renote
10 Cor. 2ono Seoe. Sl0en er for.
aariaget al en- gpfliit, Der bar faitei
Ell 3Gn0itif ! 9Dngen.
$4,000 Sbr. &Orn 6renSt / o
Oenic. Ge0 9R 6i6en ON qfteneu
ben 10 Nai opltoo Ser SI6 / Mun-
femplle beo 06enie Sabn. 9rono
pGienet 6leo itraf8 alarmeret og
m6ote meo itor ltorbfning. Sl6en
opitoo / 0en afOelirg, 9por ser er
Gilamolle og Silopaf6us. gn 9ran0-
nnlr o0ifiller 6enne Gel al Mpller
ira SoeoengllenL ionl man mener
at fnnre reo0e.
00enie, Ons0ng 0at.
Ne0 l1s2loet lDffe0eS oct at be-
grGnie SlOen I 0}lnfemelle til 81
lopaf5uiet, % De6 tfH4Gtoen bar
lSlOen onltrent belt illtffet.
9e0 9rnnOen 6Ieo Ser gOelogt
ca. $4,000 Cor. aorn, Sue0e,
Gllg % gDa. sSloen menes at tam.
me ira Motoren / Siloef.
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8raiiif Senieeu0e er Sc nDe Ni98-
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rlppfreOien If Oal9t begge fine Sol
feting}fonoi6ater, % TO al Sc npc
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life iGrre en0 7 9igsoogsmpno,
nemlig:
6olfetin9snlGn0ene 8%eItergaaro /
SERVING, Morten @renbGf i Nit
INN, M. Melgaaro-fielien / 9u-
lum, &eito9er, Gimmers6ei / 8or-
goO, % u. Ste19ooro / @iellerup.
neutrality-suspicious. 5. q. 9pf-
9aaro, @orgoO, og Sens Sol0gaaro,
ISfait.
&c SnternereOc / Gingfpbing.
6ingfe6ing, 10. Moi. Nj geipt-
nin9en ira Sc i Sarltar peo Dog
ger6anf mineitp0te tpife Iraiplere
er Der M 4 til6age poa amtsIpge-
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baar0eite meotagne al De W~iarinere,
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Sopet uoen Wiao og 0riffe og-i
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Der Ell, iom bar miitet begge Seo-
Der % bar faaet Ell Sanno Doe
lagt, iao Den er nG item 6elt oisien
Ell anoen bar begge SGnoer ifam'
fereoe % s0elagt al aolobrano, itog
le Singre er a1tpiitereoe, Ell Ireoil
bar miitet ell 500 og nogle 59er
Ger bar ppret talt ON, at ben 5erit
neunte, Der 10 CT fulbitGnoig arsb
ling, fun0e blipe ienot 6jem, ogiat
foroi man mellte, at ban 6eore finn
De iaa funitige Ben ll0ferte | Qpif
lano; men Watroien ielu mener, a
Der life MI o%erbienln1e er ioa goo
fltnltige Ben at iaa iom ti0ligere
log Dan oil beller life opre glai
oe0 lloiigten til at fomme 6iem ii
De 0aarligc @rnGringsiorbolO. Mal
penter, at Be ire Marinere mel
oct 6srite oil blioe ienote til O0enie
6reocrif Wis 9poSbas. 5 an
Looming al Aars0a0en for aonl
8reoerif Wits 0e0 aila9oe Song
@briitialL Gn~feoronnin1 @olriie, leo
tiooet al @riHoieSierne 1bpra %
Gaenar ianlt @rins @llitao Den 4
Mai 9eiog i Rosfiloe GomfirfI
% ueolog0e 9lomiter paa aiiternl
Ii 5reoerif VS. aapel % pe0 Brin.
iesie Diaries Sarfoing i arppten
letter ct Op6olo paa ca. 3 apartel
iorloo DC fon8cIige 0omfirfen oq
ferte bort.
&p6enbaun bar. faaet CIT Sfole,
Reftor utoo iriett+ cSrf x 0Afpt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

10. Utul. VII al 9tDCDQlO 9eITeue
9etiente fan0t I @onr en- GDfliit
iopen0e ! en- 9eigreft oeo 9aaiteo.
San bGffeOe @pfliiten, iom ior.
flare0e, at ban por en- SenOeriDoe,
Der 6opoe or6ejoet iom ~oiiiciel
Smlgler, bborfor ban in8en ga
lpirer bapoe. 8etienten oiloe BOG
nof ielo ie, % / 5prens 2onlnle
fotot Dan Ell 0~aabsotteit, lDoen0e
lpoa RaDuet Mage Oscar 4nOerien,
len ti0ligere itrnfiet og MI efterGpit
l6or6rp0er.
Gpfliiten eff til 9efenoelie og
~inorgmme6e, at ban / 6ior iammen
nteo Ben 6erogte0e airfetpo. Sans
6attien bar 6rlot no al aoloing
arreit. Si0en baboe ban forgpet en-
Neffe Ipoerier / SpllanO, III. u.
pna Ell Standardization beO @renao
hog / ltlitrlrp; iioitnRonte Ste0 6ab-
De ban i%tiaalet llGotei. Sine Gpoe-
%foiter flute 6an / l1litrup Sfop,
mems ban un0er ct poataget Rabn
tiente i Spllano % paa 6Dn. 5or
en- 9alo SneS Gage ii0en 6Ieb ban
onbol0t oore poo 6Dn, men paa
&eien til Arreiten iprang 6on al
@o9nen og gentle Jig / en- Sfoo.
Senere to9 ban til SplIno paa en-
Iitjaalen Gpfle.
&c tpifc '6%eiteOpfp6. 9ianOers, Is
Moi. SEQ &eiteopfsbet / Gag bar
Der al TO Seiteban0lere frenitillet
40 6eite. Ipiferne febte 104.
Sprpc6jGrgninsen. 2empig, H..
01ni. 9%iGrgningei1 al 3erp bripeS
Per / Ggnen ull0er Seitrpf og be-
guuitiget Al Sc 6eoite mnlige @eir-
for6olO. Set Ter u0 til, JONI Der
2aloet oDer oil 6lipe pro0uceret alt
Tor ltore Mpngoer 3pro I it0eoG-
ren0e Seion. aGt ipnes at tp0e paa,
at De min0re gooe 5erp enten pil
ioloe / 9ris eller baoe @anifelig6eo
Ipeo at iinoe Nfietning iioit poa
Somneren.
9icjcfiiferi. 2enpig, II. Wiai. BE
jeiiiferiet bar meo Den III illOtrli-
ne 8arn1e gipet ct meget go0t uo-
butte Der / 8igen % greonin8en,
naunlig pe0 anoenOelien al grilen.
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n9ret a~IminOelig bsje, % Der er
i 0enne ltge betalt illotil 7 ar. so
'gre netto pr. ag. 5anglten gaar
til Soueoitaoen.
Sarcjasten. 2empig, II. Ofai.
iinbes for 8ioen ui@opanli9
mango Sarefillinger, iaa lloii9ter,
ne ior Sarejagten er iGroeles gooe.
Gommunernes SrGnbiel. 9or-
lens, Is. Maj. 8ommlnernes altls
fontor bolot / @aar / SorIens ct
Mpoe meo &eprei entanter Tor IN
raaoene / Goloing, 5reoericia, Telle
'Soriens, S~fanoerborg og Silfeborg.
Ser bleo gipet Meooelelie ON 5iG-
re15pergsmoalet, ON 1iprens III
lepering og 8riier lan1t ON 5or.
IDnin9en me0 @aSfll % noenlanolf
9r9n0iel til 6orbritgere i 8ont-
mlnerne. ll0ii9terne berfor er life
pioere lpie. 8riierne bliuer ont
trent iom bi6til, oog bill De engelife
alll blipe no9et oprere, emo man
bar tGnft fig.
st frGft G6eef6ebraeeri hos Sens
aieloier. 6orle0en GitermiOoag fl
meoe 8elefonen hos Sens Sielo-
ien / Better Gologaoe i ap6em6oon,
og Ell 9erreitemme iplrgte, ON BAN
funoe fomnlc % bente Ell Oel Garer,
boilfet Der natllrligDiS life par no
get / Gejen ior; men ga ban iam-
tioig ipurgte, ON ban ior en- Gangs
Sfplo fnnOe iaa Sop til at betale
me0 Ell G6ecf, 6lep man mere be-
tGnfelig.
MeAfnntupnAp .Sprrp n~nrtn0pAp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
at ban bar Here g9ecf6eorogerier
paa Somoittig6eoen.
Gn SeOc6ranO beb Sab. gi6ort

Un 9eoebr1it0 ne0 SalO. 8tborgs
22.0aai. 5 MiooagS opito0 Der en-
S%eoebralfo poa Steen @ie6el6au.
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6ren0te benbe0 100 3pn0er 9an0.
|S10en 6abOe iat / Ell @geffoD, ser
lteote Op til Oct ~6rpn0enoe Se0e.
itDffe. SI0en anretteoe BOG fife ri.
Oere Sfaoe fer. aariagen til Sl0en
bar en- af6rGn0ing, Der foretoges
|pa ct mit0re 5tpffe 6e0e / Npr.
|9eoen. @ll Gel @rantrner brpn6te
9nmbriitigt Sprine. @n Col.
Dat, Ser 0attel1 nlellem 96r0ag o9
Sgnoag, IS og 10 Moi Di[oe til
00enie Tor at 6oIoe 9inieierie, bar
Iaa ubel0ig at iobe oOer Jig / 90
get og bemnrfeoe fgrit 1T 1t6eI0,
0a ban paSiere0e Solmitrltp. I'll
6e Gejien0eS itore 6or6aoielie iaa
'0e 6am aa6ne en- 0gr, faite Jig
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runOt / @resiet ben moo en- 3ele-
9rafpel.
6o9perioualet itan6ieoe / fslge
o5re0. 9(o." 8oget for teGegrafiif
at onmo6e @olnitrl4p Station ON
at 6rillge &ielp til Sol0aten. Get
oplpites imi0Iertio, at SoIoaten par
Ipoieret nof iaa forl1ejet 40 0oenie
til; ban 9oo0e fun ilaaet iat al6ue
liot moo Sele9rafpelen.
9p6SfalO. GoImenig5eOSprait
Scarf 9oolien er 9fatten til Is. Ofai
ai8aaet Oeo 9s0en eiter no9eh IiOs
Sp9Oont, 81 qlur 81.
Qfeo @oitor 9arl 9oplien bar Ben
g~rlrn0tuigife Getning miitet en- al
fine i oanoeGig Seniee10e betpOe.
-li9ite Man0, ON ban en6 = maa.
ife melt paa @runO al ct iuogt Sell
6reo : 6erte til oe mere itlIier.
oige, ON 6piS 93apn ser fife too
aantp9np, ifrfper Scr. 0g6l.~
Scrip. 6abrifant S. 6.
SdbmaIielot, @run0leg9er al Ben
befeltote Sfrootobofsfabrif I aar.
bus, er af9aaet oeo OGDEN 80 QGur
ganmel.
: Or. phil. S. 6. Atielier, Ser
oor 6ulOmG9ti9 / 6inanSminiiteri-
ct, er pluoielig oe0, 81 @ar 81.
= 9al1foireftsr @isIaion / Stub
febine er aigaaet oeO Dozen, 6S
Aor ganmeI. Gen af6poe 9ao6e /
oper 80 9(ar peret Meolem al Glto.
febing 9praao % 6efl9Ot forifel.
liee onore Silliosbperp.
: Oberit q. q. Senien ct Ben
II Niai oigaaet peO OGDEN efter
uogen 5i6S Spgoom, So aar gartl-
mel. Gen Ai0poe, Ser bar 8onlrnan-
oer al 9annebrog o9 36m. og De-
foreret meo 6ortienitmeoaillen /
@ulo, oeltog i arigen 1913 Iom
6ripilIig. San repre- entereoe Han.
0ersfreoien / 6olfetbinget f874-o4
Iog ae6enbaun5 3. 9reos t909-1O.
Oberit Senien par Ell glp9enoe 4}a'
triot % llOiprte ogiaa / De ieterr
glur ct tort nationalt 0plpsnlngs-
arbeioe; enonu for fort Sio ii6en
reilte ban til Aarbus o9 1oGOt fer
Ell itor 5oriamling ct nationdt
Soreorog.
Ganoers, Il. @oi. s(agterme.
tier Sil6erg / Chambers ct / @oar
of9aoet oeo 9p0el1 / Gsbitrg, bpor
ban opboIot Jig for at geuner1gaa
en- aur for en- @aoeli0clie. Gen af.
0poe, Ser 0reO en- al Sc %itsrite
Slagterforretuinger / &atoer8, 6leo
finn 80 9for ganmel.
9rooIt for q. % Q. 6lafte,
6ierg @erreOer, Sogneprait for Sfe-i
ifer aebitao, Is. g. 9on6o er /
9(iteS pluoielig ofoaaet oso 0ooen,
rant al ct @ierteila9, 60 aar 81.
= Sprogioriferen cono. p5iIoL
9enot Sreicbom 0a6l er ofgoaet
pe0 Geoen / en- Nloer al 81 Mar.
q. I. 9nbl, ser bar Ssn al Sprog.
ioriferen +. 4. !. Gail, BAR iilos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

Sarejasten. 9empig, II. @ai.
Ser iinbes for Sben ui@0panll9
mango Sarefillinger, iaa lloii9ter-
ne ior Sarejagten er iGroeles gooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

GpbenbnUn bar. faaet eli Sfole.
Heftor, mag. icient. 6rf. $. Aoler
bar / islge oae6enb." me0oelt ae-
,ben6aons 8onmmnlle, at bun agter
at %operoroge 9pen jim Cole. Magi-
itratcn bar nlco Qof mootaget Ga
pen, og Sen 20 Wfoi pil 9orger.
reprGientationen 9ere oct Canine.
@apen beitoar moterielt al Ell 3
@tagerS, DelinOrettet Sfolebpgning,
Der er plroeret til $4,000 Sr.
@ienoomsifpl0. 9eroi beltoar 10t,-
600 SIR. / @rioriteter, iom eieS al
6rf. goler, Der pco lin 0e0 o8iaa
laoer oelne Gun oper9na til Ga
pen. Sfolen teller 800 gleoer, Ser
al t19 bigger. Zen 6or OGret ore
pet / % glor % oil pGre ell nGroi-
iulo GiliBjelic til a%p6enbapnS Sci
ere StoleuGien. Ouerta8eliell, Der
Steo |. 4uguIt, ifer paa ioo
0ilfaar, at Sfolen beuarer
lit S9rpr9g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

Store ScSebranoc. @(tter ianlme
'Seuong roicoe belle Gngen Ell pUl.
Dig 5eoe. o. Moiebrano / So6l %
eiiin8 Soone ueo @inocrnp. Sloen
trait iig / ct breot 9Glte oper en-
0eoeitr9fning paa Ell balp Niil %
naaeoe Den tore 1permoie, 9por
Den nnretteoe en- Eel Sfaoe paa
observation-disclosures Spornnlpg, lige-
iom ser brGnote en- Gel Gern til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

~. pr,
Marcus, 60. I Sui 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

granO / aarnp Moic. Seloag
.6ormi0ong opitoo ser Slo / STA.
rlpp Oioie. 5 Den itprfe Storm par
set umlli9t at ltonoie Sloen, %
ben bGrgeoe Dtolen / ct Bar aono-
rntfilometerS Omfreos. 3esllOca
6renOte Here Willioner ieroige
SfGretpru. 8srit / @oar Mor9e5
lpffeOes oct at blioe 6erre opcr
Sloen.
9rnnifaoen melles eiter %iorele.
big Gnroerino at lisee omfriug
100000 SIR. De brenote 3erb, 4
Nfill. inlt, bar asiilreret i set
uoenlnnOife Selifob o@eneral". st.
Den er enom life iuIoitrnoig illtfs
fet. Ooer 100 50r. 2ano bar p9ret
omippnot al 6lommer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30

The educated fees for instance.
The ones in the sideshow. l mean,
that hop through hoops and dance
and everything. Two men were
standing outside having just come
from watching them perform. One
wore a rather startled look.
do you think them is really edu-
Gated fleas?" asked his companion.
I'm almost sure of it" answered
the startled one. 1--WE already
missed a hve-Spot"
Saturday afternoon some of the
artists with the shows were making
the rounds on a visiting tour. They
were looking at the tall mantle
boy who is more than eight feet
high and weighs 200 pounds.
What do you think" said on of
the artists. did you know the lit
tie midget over in our show was
born in the same town as him? They
used to 60 to school together"
"Gee!" exclaimed a spectator as
he turned to go Il wish l knew the
name of that town"
LA La Hoo-la; half-man, half
woman" yelled the announcer. So
they went in-the girl and he boy,
both from the country. AS usual he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30
FIASHEC 7Tom FINLAND
PHOTO PLAY. OFFERINGS. FOR. TODAY.

with celestial light, while a thunder
bolt destroys the heroic statue of
Jupiter. The great mob scene,
where the people fought unarmed
abainst the Roman soldiers, and the
finale, showing the jewellers fleeing
from the palace in dread of the
divine wrath as thunderstorm
rocks the place, are excellent. The
acting is just what may be looked
for in pictures. pantomine that may
or may not give the impression de-
sired, although the titles are so
worded as to lead the thought.
Theda Bara may still hold her
eminence as super-vampire, but
Sarah Bernhardts place as an ac-
tress still is secure.
Crashing Through to Berlin" a
wonderful story of the great world
war, created on the basis of actual
facts, is the film attraction at the
Strand all this week. Several
scenes in the offering depict faith
fully occurrences on the western
front in Europe. In addition there
is James Montgomery Flagg
comedy, "The Romance of Brass
Tacks," and the Pathe news.
Another musical comedy favorite
in FINLAND. This time it's Fred
Stone, who is appearing at the
Rialto theater in his first photoplay
production. "The Goat" He plays
the part of janitor around NOV
ing picture studio and his antics
produce a veritable avalanche of
laughter. The official government
war pictures and comedy are also
on the bill.
Ethel Clayton, appearing at the
Sun, in "a Soul Without Windows"
portrays the strongest part in which
she has appeared while with this
company. The story is of little
girl of the Shaker colony, who has
inherited a love for music. 1t is
throughher music that she finds
love and happiness. Tuesday will
be seen Sessue Hayakawa in"The
Honorof His House"
Nine. Nazimova in "Toys of
Fate" on the screen at the Muse,
plays brilliant role that brings
back to memory her appearance in
this part on the speaking stage. The
production has been we'll handled
and the famous star receives ex-
cellent support from her company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30
State Council Of
Defense Endorses
War Work Campaign

The following letter from George
COPELAND of the state council of de-
tense to Executive Secretary L. c.
Oberlies, indicates that the council
is endorsing the United War Work
campaign. After the Liberty loan,
it is expected that all government
activities will cooperate in max
ing this drive a success.
"We have your letter of Septem-
Der 20, relative to the Unified War
Work campaign. This council Ger
tainly will give you every assistance
possible in making your contemplate
ed drive success.
1--WE are heartily in sympathy with
the combination of activities sug-
gested and believe that it is the
most effective method of raising the
needed funds. All of the activities
named are doing splendid service
and we feel sure that generous
support will be given by our Ne
braska people.
Il think that after the Liberty
bond campaign is over it would be
very good thing for US to address
the local county councils, asking
for their cooperation with your
local committees. We shall be glad
to do this"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30
Three Heads Of Food
Department Plan to
Visit Omaha on Trip

October 10 Omaha will be hon
ored by visit from three heads of
the food administration, Washing
ton. Gurdon W. Wattles, federal
food administrator for Nebraska,
Sunday received a wire from ]. w.
Hallowell. director of states organi-
cation, saying that he, Theodore
Whitmarsh and R. w. Boyden
would arrive in Omaha October 10
for a days visit at the local office.
The coming of these men assures
important conferences during the
day and Food Administrator Wat
ties will arrange suitable program
for their stay.
Mr.. Boyden is director of the en-
forcement division of the United
States organization, while Mr..
Whitmarsh has charge of all whole
sale activities and other matters re-
lating to the general distribution of
foodstuffs.
The officials are making a tour of
the important food cities of the
country, which includes the coast
cities.
Il am much pleased that we will
have these men with US for a day"
said Mr.. Wattles. 1T will provide
an opportunity for our business
men to meet men who are in charge
of important activities in Washing
ton. 1t will also permit US to get
clear ideas of many enforcement
matters, which will be of interest to
our business men. Omahans remem-
Der Mr.. Hallowell, who created a
favorable reputation during his visit
here last spring"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30
Legislation Held Up
BV Absence of Quorum

Washington, Sept. 29,-Frequent
calls for a quorum in the house yes
terday held up progress on the adj
lninistration emergency power bill.
Four calls were made during the
session with as many as 200 men,
bers answering present, though most
of the time but a small part of them
were in their seats.
Disturbed by the small attend
ance, Representative Sims of Ten
nessee, democrat in charge of the
bill, called members to task for
their absence from the chamber. His
praise for the republicans for at
tendance and for not seeking to de-
lay the measure led Representative
Nichols of South Carolina to in
quire whether the Tennessee men,
Der was making a democratic or a
republican speech, which Mr.. Sims
answered by saying he was max
ing/a patriotic speech in the inter
ests of the country"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30
University of Omaha Opens
a Night School September 80

Something new has been intro
duced into Omaha by the founding
of a night university at the Univer-
sity of Omaha. Night grammar
school and high school courses have
been offered to the people of this
city, but this is the first time the ad-
vantage of night university has
been presented.
The registration for courses be-
gan September % and school begins
on the 30th of the month. In addi-
ton to the work at the university
building Twenty-fourth and Pratt a
few courses will be offered at the
Council Bluffs library for those in
that city.
The following courses will be CIV
err if five or more register for them
Psychology, Latin, Spanish, French,
bookkeeping, history, rhetoric, radio
work, chemistry, short hand, type
writing. mechanical drawing, alge-
bra, English, journalism, public
speaking, playground tests and lit
erature.
More than 100 teachers have reg
istered for the extension courses
being presented on the afternoons
of the week and all day Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30
Gibbons, Three Times
Wounded in France,
Tells Of the Thrills

Chicago, Sept. 29--(Special Tele.
gram. Floyd Gibbons, American
war correspondent, three times
wounded while on the western front
in the pursuit of his duty, received
rousing welcome from an immense
gathering twice today in the Chicago
auditorium, where he gave his nar-
rative of the war.
1t was from "legwork" as a Chi .
cago reporter that Gibbons was
taken just before the United States
went into the war to go to Europe.
Less than 10 days after he left tho
city he sent his historic account
from Queenstown of the torpedoeing
of the Laconia, the liner he selected
for the trip, in preference to sailing
on the safe conduct" boat which
took Won Berinstorf home to Hun
land.
With the socket of the lost eye
bandaged and an arm in a sling
Gibbons, smiling and asy, held his
audience with the most remarkable
and original discourse which has yet
come out of the war from a first
hand observer. His was not = set
speech, or formal address, but .
seemingly casual account of things
he had seen and events through
which he had lived. He appeared to
be permitting the mood of his aud
fence to sway him from one point
to another and alternated episodes
that evoked gales of laughter with
instances that hushed the throngs
The audience tonight repeatedly
cheered him as he told, first Of the
heroic conduct of passengers and
crew on the doomed Laconia and
next of the style in which the marine
corps carried itself to victory in the
fight at Chateau Thierry He
started at $50 o'clock, planning to
finish at 1915, but it was ll:l5 be-
fore the delighted. instructed. laugh
ing cheering audience permitted him
to go from the stage. More than
5000 persons heard him in the two
addresses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-30
Carnival Sidelights

took off his hat as soon as he en-
tered the tent, which aggravated her
because it spotted him for a rube.
They walked slowly around La La
Hoo-la's pen.
Suddenly she said: "You can put
on your hat now, dear"
"Eh, what?" he stammered. why
is that?"
Because we're on the man-side,
now| she lisped.
The announcer at the Liberty
show has a very al,uring way of put
ting his significant phrases. Nov
understand, people, these young la
dies are giving a regular show, Of
course if our religious belief inter
feres don't go in, but if you can go
in why, well-it's SOME SHOW.
A spectator with chin whiskers,
and eyes glued to the second from
the end" damned his hand in his
pocket and started for the ticket
seller.
Ezra, Ezra" screamed his hor-
rified wife, Eve amt going in
THERE, be WEI"
1--WE sure are" said Ezra handing
up his money. 81 amt going to
have anybody say I'm a conscien-
tious objector.