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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
qlhmirnl aieheri6s neitnrben.

9fmlterbah #. 0i1r5. glOmirol
bon 9ieoerids. 9ommonoenr elmer
6eutiden 8IottiIe in Der g9dbe bon
RaniIlo Ban pdbreno oes iponiif.
cluerifaniiden &rieges, Der nit Q(o-
nt:ral Geipep, 6em aommonoenr
oer anerifon.ichen 5Iotta In ben
9bilippinen !. 3. ill., Streit geriet,
II; in goOen 9aben qeitorben. Ger
S.reit' 3luiidled GeipeD mo 8ie0e
ridls murbe oaourf berbeigefitbrt
ooB lcbterer ii6 Weiaerta, Die glo.
Gnor bon 9}auiIld gob. Die bon
BEN glOniirol GepeD erfl1rt noroen
mar, su beo5ddlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
Stnttgart bOn britiI6en 6lie9srn
beIndlt.

9on0on, II. Wldra. = BritiIdle
SSIieger ba6en Die groBen Daimler
Moifinenmerfe erfol9reid aneegrif.
fen, no felt laneer 3eit aeroplane
un0 9lu95eugrtotore ongefertigt
tpuroen. 9tu9 Die Ualnitionsfabri.
fen unb Die 8obnItotion ipurben
bontbaroiert. Der offi5ielle brttiide
@eridt beiaot nglae rniere Slug.
8eitge febrten 8nriid nit 2llisnabme
hon einem, nelhem Der Motor aitBer
9r0ntng geriet. 9ieier fam nif
Der Hiiffebr inter Gontrolle bera6
aerobe Dor nnieren 2illien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
ScIHsuospIon HcS
n. =. @cncralltobs
sedls abiduiiit mis- Il ieAs TihiH.
euea an 10000 Mann mtfatu
nbrrnummeH.

Roibinaion II Nl0rs Ter
critic oasiubrlitc a'iou fiir Sic an
Der fron,oliihn arcnt heiinolidleu
ancritoniiben Sulpprn TT BON aem
tArnerolitob cnsaearhriict morAea
ieii0en General Ward, Der iielIber.
ireteuAe @rneroliiohshei bon
5raufrcidi suriittebrte.
0S III aepIdlh, in ienem 9lh.
idlnitt ETH glrmecrorps ban iehs
7ipiiioncn su leaen. sye0e Der 9ibi.
iionen miro ons imnefdbr 10000
Ntunn beltebeu, bon benen spci 9i.
piiioneu oils Sic erite Siuie, cine
ois Snianterie. uno cine OILS 9lrs
tiaerie. .Geierbe Sic Speite 2inie, lm0
Die beiben Ietten Giniiiouen Die
brittle 2inie boIien mernen. Gle glr.
tiIlerie. .glbteiIuno miro nod oent
neiten GIone nIs BON groBter gSid).
tiafeit betrahtot. Ger @eneraIitabS.
frf @eneroI Murd lit Gin erfahre.
acr 9IrtiIlerie.cffi5ier. 8u ieineut
neuen Stabe, Der in einigeu 8agen
befonnt eemodt miro, eeb6rt aid
General Snop, Der nit benz neu
acIdoffenen 8oiten Oes Chefs Der
sSel0- glrtillerie befleioet ipiir0e.
Gem 9lane SufoIae beabiihtigt
mon, ieds 9lbiduitte on Ser fran-
soIiiden 5ront su iibernebnleu. 9ie
9lnsfiibrling oes Manes bGngt mo-
tiirIid Oobon nb, Oh iif cine @tiI.
ZION ODER mebr 9lnerifaner in
8ronfrei9 befinoen iperoen. Gs lit
nidt iuhuobrldeinlih, Bob cine ioI-
DIE 9lnBobI I'M Suli ober anguit
0riiben lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
10000 8e6er mOgen nr6eitslos
iuerOen.

5oQ gfiber, g2oii., ii. 0adr8.
Cine 5dlieBun9 BON 100 Baum.
fuoIlme6ereien in 6ieier Gtaot uno
Die bdmit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or.
beitsIoft9feit bon 10000 Mebern
uno 8e1in0ertng bon Hegierltngs.
f0ntroften bling geltern abeno gan8
bon Dem 8eriuf ob, Die Sei3er Der
8e6ereien 5u bernnIoiien, nift oft
ben Streif au gcben. Die Sei3er
berlongen eiuen a6titunoentag gum
gegenmdrtigen 2obne, ioipie Die Gin
fiibrung oes nGIoieo Sbop".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11

feitsfrelB meeen ibres topieru Ger.
boIiens betm Gomcnbodlpea uerlie.
ben mor0en: 2eiltnont s.. q. Toni.
iou, 8eIofoplon 6. gouter. Ger.
peant @. Gober. llnteroiii5ier 4.
Nurleb mo SEN Semeinen e. Cor.
tin, s. gloreiOe, 2 ". Nliler mo
6. 90. Sntes.
@ritiIdu ScridJt.
2on0on, ii. 9lnrB SeIOmaridloIl
Saig nel0et. oob britiidle Erupppu
Iebte giodlt eineu erioIareihen San6.
itreih fiiblih bon ct. Quentin aus.
fiibrten; nlebrare 6einoe purOen ae.
totet, cine gln5obI iuurOe eefaneen
genommeu; aud muroen etlihe W(a.
idlinengeibebre ero6ert. 9toroueltlidl
bon 2a9oiiee muroe cine feinolide
5dleidpotrouille our9 unier artil.
lerie. uno glaihiuenaeipebrfeuer ter.
trieben Siiooitlid bon 9[rmentieres
fam es 81 einem beftigen g[rtillerie.
buell..
Bon Der ma5e0oniithen sSront miro
genelaet o9labe giehora an Der
@liin0nng Der Gtuma iiberfiel bri.
tiide sSninnterie om ssreitoe cine
feinblibe gorpoitenitellung uno
madte Die gon5e @annicbaft nicoer. +"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
Giner tot, elmer beriunnOet bci
6lieaerRnfaa.

geuiaeola. 5Iaa #. gl1r3.
Der glaidiniiienmoot Sa5io bon
gionc. g. . ipuroe gct5tei iig6 Der
sslugifilIer glaib mur6e 6ei einem
gleroplanIufaa ON SaBstaa obeno
ip1t in Der Marine 1liegeriiafion
nabe bier idlDer berlebt Die ge.
amten Der citation crIiebcn geiiern
cine 0nbinge6cn0e erfldruHg o6ne
ein5clbelten anSugcbGn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
Die militdriid,c
lt,cc,cniibcriie
sRaa nlnubi immu ned, Aak bic
1tatimen an hsr N'tiiireni
nnarsiien mtteen.

A,nlbinAion II. Wars Eit Vie
oeuperfma Rublon0e onrh bic
1eiiildlcn miro i'm hieiioen arieaS.
0epurtenafui OILS Elm meiierrr frudlt
loier sleriudl bctrodlici, ocn SdaufFs
punfi 0p& 0rieaSseuirrme All nrr.
idlirben: herieIbc bciin0et iith INNER
uott OH Ncr @eiiiront. no bic glr.
mcen Der TcliIdlen 0rnieniacn Der
9riten 5ronsoicn, gelaier, sstaIie.
uer tu0 Den tnmer siinebmcn0en
Streiifrdiicn Scr Ser. StooteH ar.
aeniiberitehcn. Sort, beibt es In
Der miIiiariiaen @oheniibcrlidli, be.
finSet iih Der SdIiiieIpnutt. ame.
rifaniid)e Sruppen boben iebt SteI.
llntaen OIL bier peridieOeneii &anf.
ten Der g9ritiront ime, un0 mie
bereitS norber erp0bnt purbe, er.
itredt iidb Die omerifoniiheN fSront
fait flint WleiIen melt. Gic g(me.
rifoner iinO felt bic 6ront bc5ogrts
ioit itetig I'M @eiedt oelpcien, rmo
ibr. 8irflingsfreis miro inuner fuei.
ter nuseeoebut.
giihts, 70 idgt man i'm ariegsoa.
pnrtement IGBt ooroif ihlieBen, ooB
Die Geittidjeu ibren Glon. on Der
8eitfront cine aneeueine Sffeniibe
8u er9reifet oilfeegeben boben; bic
aaiierten iiuO ie0od 6orauf porbe.
reitet ino itno Der lleber5ellaltng,
hob Die glngreifer fid aeeen Die
Stellungen Der gIaiierten Die Sopfe
eillrennen iuer0en.
@dhren0 ser berfloIienen ISOLDE
fam eS an Der 8eItfront 5lt nielen
aufifdnpfen; 2l1 feinolihe Nero.
plane tpur6en i'm 2oufe Der.
ielben obgeiboIIen, pGbren6 Die
aIiierten an ollen Sronten in Ser.
ieiben 8eitberiooe MIR S8 eiilbiiB-
ten; ON oIlen SSroHten fuuroen 273I
5llt93euge 6es SSein0es SerIt0rt.
lleber Die 0eiitihe SGtigfeit an Ger
beibt es in ser @oden.
Ser SSeiuo lebte feline
neutrality-suspicious. fort; nele|
5treitfrdfte trefien Elm II. oI[es IaBt
norolf idlieBen, Bob Der sSeinO ieine
gepIonte 0ffeniibe Our6fiibren ipiro.
ltniere Beobodtllugen I1Iien erfen.
men, Oab Die 6auptangriffe fpobl BEL
abeiins ino BEL 2unebille erfoIgen
neroen. Die 9(lliierten ober fino
0oronf borbereitet. Ser @eiIt unter
ben britiid)en inO fraua6iiihen
Gruppen mar niemaIs beiier, ais
eegentp1rtig. llniere 9otroliIlen
bleiben NIT Dem 6einoe ftets ir
Jiiblltng. 8ei Goul finoen itorfe
feinolidle Srltppen aon3cntrotionen
itott, offenbor in Der gIbiid)t, milf.
tdriide 0peratioren gr6Beren Dob
tabs at nnternebnen.
Die itolieniiden Sruppen 6oben
itfI BON .ibren gerIuiten oie fie leb-
ten gobentber erlitten, boIlitGnoig
erbolt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
8ciunb6eits3aitGnSe in gIrmee.
laaerfI.

g8albington, II. 0lGr8. Ole
lp6dentliAen 8eri6te aus g[rn1ee-
lngern seigen folgenOe 3uItdnOe in
ben 2ngern in oenen iid) biele gte.
brosfoer befin6en: Camp gooD =
frdflf, 283; aronfbeitsrate bro
1000 W1onn, t2; 2ungenent3iin-
oungsfGlle, 80; Camp ssuniton -
franf, 282; aranfbeitSrate pro | 900
Waonn, 80; 2ungenent5iinorngsfdIle,
4. Camp DoOge - fronf, 8t9; bic
aranfbeitsrate pro 1000 Mofn 80;
2ungenent3iinoungsfdlle, s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
Ta6uOet anf 9eiertsnrc nnO
1giuinOler.

Stem gorf. II. @iar3. 96crit.
leutnont Sumter bonn inoiih6ritiiden
Seere bat bier, infoIse glbfontnens
nit Der 8imoesregierung, Elm giiro
eroffnet, oas auf Qeierteure oes bri.
tiiheu nno fnnaoiiden Seeres fobn.
ben iol, ioipie oui Soditopler, Die
oIs britii6e Sffi8iere iid IN altbs
unO Sotels beipirteu laIien iuio
ShlDinOeleien berii6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
10000 9crIoucn 6ei 9iebmouSS &c.
arGbnis.

Stin9iton, Srlan0, II. Ytdr3~-
Scr 9eihnom bon Sobn 9ie0mono
If bier am 5amstag angefommen
uao puroe nit einem Spe5ial3n9c
nad 9SerforO geidofft, no er IN
Der JarliIiengruft beigeiebt iUrr0e.
Gtlpa 10000 &erionen ons nIlen
Se;len Srlanos gcleiteten oie 2eidJe
bonn ga6n6oi nod Scr Stride Der
llubefledten empfdngnis, mo elm
feierlidles 9iediienanlt itnttfnno.
g(uh Gffi3iere Der britiiden nn0
aHer. sSlotte ndbmen oarnn tell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
ednufiat ii6fr iapan. Wlobiliiatiun.

I0fio, II Yldr8 = Nlsfoilnt
Wotono. ser iabaniide 2lnsIanos.
miniiier, mnroe IN idpnniidlen In.
ler6anie pm Scm Gppolitiousiiibrer
fcirefis Der 4qobiliiieriino Der iaba
nIiden 2lrmee 6eiraat Der gIns.
ldnosminiiter toeigerte iid, III eine
zisfuiiion 0icics Ebcnns bineiHge
oogea su iUer0ln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
6criic1tc iiber Georges
Rii6fritt lttbe0riimSct

2onoon, II. geGr8. - @eri6te,
lallt ipelhen @iniiterprGfoent eGobo
George suriidtreten miro, iperoen
belite aIs b0lGig unbeeriinoet erfldrt
gs beiBt, oaB CT beute na9nittag
ieiuen arittfern iH NorIonent ont.
iDortett lln0 Die ge5icDunger 8tpiihen
&eeierung unO 9reiie erIduteru
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
enr6nra erhaIt frsies @eItit.

8uenos glireS II. W1dr8.-Gie
6ritiife Hegierang bnt benz @rofen
9nrbnrg, Dem flfberen oettIhen @e.
iouoten lii g(rgentiniet ireies @e.
lei: 5ugeiihert. Surburg miro 1uf
Dem Tanlpfer 9aIparaiio ndh
Sl5lDe6en obreiien. 5reies geIeit
fir einen 1r3tfi9en gegleiter iDurOe
nift geiD1brt. obpobl in slnbetroht
oes 6jeiites5uitoroeS Oes @rafen oies
empioblen poroeH mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
SoDict ben ylQiicrten
frinOlid) gtiinnt
icGbepiki crItaunt, caR prdiiSent ipilicn Gin
pcrocbcn scr Japoncr In Wihsibirisn
ocltattcn min
ipoacn SrOnt seeen Dcuti6c u. Japauer madesn

Geiroaroo. 10. @lars (gJbenoS;
bon Soiepb Sboplen aorreipouoent
Der llaiteo 9Sreb) - Sos rniiiihe
Bolt III eritdint. oa5 &rdiioeut geiI.
ION nidlt Sbriiie tut Sopan an
oeiien @oraeben in Stbirien su Der.
binoeru. Gieienieen meIde Der Boil
ibepifi Regieritng opponieren, ber.
meiien oorouf, Die goIibeptfi beOie-
nen iih oes arguments, ooB Die
sSmperioliiten oIler 21n0er iih aegen
Die riiiiid)e GeboIlltion berihluoren
boben. Gie 8olibepifi 8eitung
9rob0a greift ben 6iiriten 2boff uno
an0ere, ipeIhe in Sibirieu eine pro.
biioriide Reeiernne eebiIoet habeu,
beftig on, in0em iie iogt: n8errd-
ter 0eS 8aterIonoes, nit oeren
gtomen iie lobieL 9(ufbebens geinaht
miro, ba6en ii6 iest Den Sapanern
unO oen oIliierten SmperiaIiitea er.
gebet boffeuo, Dob frenOe Srup.
pen oos 2ano Suriiderobern neroen.
Sic befinOen iib ober in tiefen ssSrr.
tum. Siitoriihe 8eiipiele beipeiien,
boB oerartige 9lnitrengungen iidb i'm.
ner oIs sSeblidlog ertpieien bnben
@ergebenS boffen Die 2anobarone
uno GapitoIiiten ourd Die iapnni-
ihe SSnnalton Sit profitieren. Sic
5erreiben MIR oas lebte 8arto, oas
iie nit 9fuBloito perfnilpft, ousein-
anoer."
9ie 9fnn1nen beginner bereits,
einen SeiI Oes NIT ben 3entralm1h-
ten abgei6loiienelt @ertrags aus8lt-
fiibren; fie leiIten Deltti6en luto otter
reidiihen Sruppen bel Der 9eieblug
9oeiios nno oir0erer 9suufte ont
Sdnar5en 0teer uno aul 41oip' 'iden
Meer biIfreibe Sano. &lnnl1nen
berbinoern ruiiiide Goblet &rnppen
Die GinfnIIsnannidafteu auf8lbal-
ten.
Cine g[n6abI Gerborrogeuoer rlti-
iii6er 6itbrer Der &onierbatiben ltnO
5inan5leltte lit au 8laOiboitof elm
getroffen. 60 meloen 8eri6te aus
Srfutsf. @s beiBt, oaB oieie nit
ben Sapanern einen Man bereinbart
boben, 0ie &iiIte nit inponiiden
Grltppett 8u beieben. Ger 8ireftor
Der Ruiiiih- 2tltatii6en gnnf putt-
loft foa oas @eIo oaau bereeben.
9erielbe lit gleid8eitig 0iitglieb Der
2boff'iden probiioriIdel gegierune
Sibiriens.
Betrogra6, 10. WtGr3. = Die 60
biet lit lett ben 9tIliierten often
feinOielig eeiinrt. Qie glbreiie Der
8oti1ofter ser alliierten bot Die mo.
ralii6e araft Der @olibebifi gefr1f-
tigt; 6ie 5iibrer Der gtebolution iino
i'm b66Iten @roo erbittert. 3ie
rltiiii6en 3eititugen beten gegen
gnglono, Synpan uno g(ruerifo. 01on
eGaubt bier, OaB bic @olibeoifi Ste
9ierlng ioluobL 9elttihlato als aud)
SSapnn befdmpfen miro. Ser 9ie-
gieritn9Siib befinoet iid iebt in Mos-
fan.
Ger 8oli6ebifi aongreB bot ben
g3amen 0io8ialoemofratiid~ obge.
Iegt uno nemit fd iebt aaommlNi-
ten 8artei~, I'M nift nit Der benz,
iden io5ialoemofrotiiden gartei iutl
@inflong gebradt 8u neroen.
9ie 8oli9ebifi bo6en nit Der Tos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
Sdllappe fir dineiiihe Gesierilnss.
frnppeu.

9Sefing, China IL. Wt6r5. = Re-
gierit1gstruppen bnben ooourd, OoB
Die gfebellen Gbengtu, oie Sauptfta0t
Der 9robin5 S8e.Gbuen beietten, ei.
ne fdlpere Sfldppe erIitten. Die
Gebeaelltrllppen itoutmen aus ben
8ropin8en gitnndn uno apeidotp,
iii0Lih bon Sae.@hnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
a6er Qprb aflprnnatn.

Ills einelll ntlaniilhen 9ateH IL.
Glir1 Wion nintuit an, BOB nib.
reHb Der sydbrt clues bier bon Der.
rn0a ondetognneucn 1ornpiers oil
Sron oes Diaiors I6ompion. Ocf
Iebies ,sobr iri aaupie in Der britt.
i6en glrHec aeiaaen III. iiber goro
i3raig 5ie lDur6e pilebi ON 2.
fidr5 un 9gticrnddt aeie6eu on
oam 9age. ~ ipcldrn a. Ghiii
ecrHI1a ueriieh Sie ioa idpueruiii.
tig geiueigH leiL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
5llalftmcnkMnft Scr
1oierpcrbaltHs>S Siiriten

g[lniter6on, II. 9idr3. llngari.
@n 3eitllngsberiftah 5ufclge ipir0
gIeid nod Gitern cine 8uianinert-
finft Der &errider bes 8ierberbnt.
0cs ltottfinoen. glIs 9rt Der ,3u.I
iaunetlfunft iperoeH Sofio ober
sotiItalltinopel gertudit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
srObfos giRdtritt beltatiat.

@aibington, II. glr5. Gas
Staats0epartement bat bon Stof.
boIm bic aabeluodridt erboIten.
lnut tpeIher Der Eiidtritt oes goIibe.
oifinlirtiIters Oes g(epBeren Sroefn
beltdtigt miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
OcmtIc6cr Gisbtceber
l1lft aiif cine 11iinc

aopenbogen II. @dr3 Der gro.
Be oeutitbe @is6reder aSinOenburg"
rannte lebten Saustog iiioIid Der
glano SSnieln ouf cine 0iine 1ti0
berianf; mebrere @tarn Der geiot.
sung ertronfen.
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Gertr0a rntifisiert.

0ia6ri0, II. Wldr8. = Die Ndtifis
3ierllngen Ser SdnoeIsbertrdge 8lpi-
i6en gSranfrei6, 0en Ser. Staaten
uno Sponien ftto offt5iell gegeniei.
tig ab9eliefert tpor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
gSic6sr Elm Sitcrreidjiider Erins
aebpren.

0ori8, II. MlGr3. Gin Sobn
ipuroe Dem 6iterrei9iiden aoiier.
poar in gooen.8noen ge6oren, no
aoiierin 3itn iid) 8ur 8eit oui0dlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
lsroffrner in g[Imn, gIrf.

Sort GmitbL g(rt, fl. Widr3 =
9fm Gamstaa wllroe bic Sto6t gll.
mo- g(rt., bon einem 5etier beilnge.
indt onB iniolae oes groben @inoes
iih raid berbreitcte lmo oer gr5btcn
leil Der 5ta0t ciHdiderte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11
gerlangt geridIt bon glational.
baufeu.

8aibington ii, gidr5. Ger
aontrollenr fir llmlonFsniiteI BAT
belite nm einer geridt besiiglidl beg
Stanoes Der glaticnalbaufen bei ec.
ifldftsidIuB ON A. Mdr5 eriidjt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11

Wer eriabreu BAT. pie merfpiIr.
oia itmdr5 Die giodIt unter I'm.
itanOen iein fam 6er meib aid.
meId EN- 9iht Elm ein5iger s;obai.
nisfdier IN ben gnid 81 tperTen berS
uiag.
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ruHlisHNn AND niSrntmurMp uNnKn
PERMIT GNe. aen AUTHORIZED nv THK
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-11

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ahsnA nnA Eimaioa. sdlitf oa Titn1iaa
Nlt Aapa 9elmeik hnrslfs bnsif abfaA
naa rfasiaa laliet om Tlfutiaa.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-12-20
KEEPING HOME FIRES BURNING
UNTIL THE SOLDIER RETURNS

The Red Cross has for years been
associated with hospitals, doctors, sol
olers, sailors, battles, disasters but it
IS only within the last few months
that those who do not come under
any OF these classes have come to real
lie the Importance of the assistance
rendered by the Red Cross.
Soldiers and sailors must be encour-
aged to carry on" Their morale
must be upheld. The sailor or soldier
who Is worrying about the welfare of
his family is not able to put his mind
on the business before him. For this
reason the Home Service Section of
the American Red Cross has been or
ganized, and to the folks at home it
means neighborliness, counsel and aid
the nations assurance to the enlist
ed man that his family shall suffer for
no essential thing that is within it's
power to give.
In practically every large city of the
United States there Is already a class
for training the workers of the Home
Service section, so that they may be
able to efficiently deal with the very
real problems that are before them
1t is not the policy of the section to
force upon families the aid of the Red
Cross nor to burden them with inter-
ference. No family should be ap-
preached unless some member of the
family or some person capable of
speaking for them has asked for the
service. Because 1t is the desire Of
the Committee on Civilian Relief, un-
der whose direction this work comes,
to keep the service of the bureau
strictly confidential, the wearing of
any uniform by the Home Service
workers has been discouraged. They
call simply as friends and try to call
Immediately when requested.
In no instance Is a visitor permit
ted to pry into the secrets of the FAM
lily. Help is always ready, and the call
usually comes from the man in the
service himself. Through the work
ers in the camp or at the front he
learns that his family may be assisted.
and If he does not hear regularly or
encouragingly he is quite apt to talk
over with the Red Cross man or wo-
man the affaivs of his home when he
learns of the friendly interest, and
thus send local workers to his family
Tie school teachers also are often the
informants, for they know through the
children of the needs at home and are
glad to see the family's problems
solved.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-12-20

Idaho,) private. Company M, 167th
Infantry. For conspicuous gallantry
and intrepidlty above and teyond the
Gail of duty in action against the
enemy near Landers ST. Georges,
France, October 16, 1918. On the
afternoon of October 16, 1918, when
the Cote de Chatillon had just been
gained after bitter fighting, and the
summit of that strong bulwark IN
the KriemhiIde Steiung was being
organized, Private Neibaur was sent
out on patrol with his automatic
rifle squad to enfilade enemy machine
gun nests. AS be gained the ridge,
he set up his automatic rifle and was
directly thereafter wounded in both
legs by fire from a hostile machine
gun on his flank The advance wave
of the enemy troops counter-attack-
ing had about gained the ridge, aud
although practically cut off and
surrounded, the remainder of his
detachment being killed or wounded,
this gallant soldier kept his auto
matte rife in operation TO such effect
that by his own efforts and by fire
from the skirmlsh line of his com
pany at least one hundred yards in
his rear, the attack was checked.
The enemy wave being halted and
living prone four of the enemy at
tackled Private Nelbaur at close
quarters. These he killed. lie then
moved alone among the enemy lying
on the ground about him. IN the
midst of the fire from his own lloes,
and by coolness and gallantry cap
tured eleven prisoners at the point OF
bis nistol and, although painfully
wounded, brought them back to cur
lines. The counter attack In full
force was arrested, to large extent
nv the single efforts of this soldier
whose heroic exploits took place
AGAINST the skyline 10 full view OF bis
entire battalion.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-12-20
HARRISON

Fritz Lilly, Mr.. Herrick's head
carpenter, died of the Influenza after
a visit to his sister at Occur d'Alene.
Postmaster J. E. Wood, his wife,
and his assistant, Miss Goodwin,
were all absent from duty at the
same time on account of the flu.
1t has been decided not to open
school until after New Years.
General regret is expressed for the
death of Prof. j. d. Baughman, who
succumbed to influenza the first OF
last week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-12-20

Living is more difficult for every one
IN war times, and the mothers are lone
~ and discouraged, and this brings
hardship on the heads of the little
children. Sometimes the wife and
mother is worrying over financial prob
lens, and here the Home Service bu-
reau Is always helpful, for 1t tactfully
assists her in properly managing her
aHalrs, in planning her income and,
Oh course, seeing that she Is receiving
suft1cient allotment, and this regularly,
and then If it becomes necessary the
Red Cross is always ready to supple
ment the income. Where medical care
or operations for the welfare of the
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-12-20
Ceur d'Aleue Man Fined.

On his return to Lincoln, Neb
Dec. Ia, from Omaha. where he repre-
seated the government in number
of criminal prosecutions, U0lted
States District Attorney Il. S. Allen
announced that Thomas L. Kerl.
veal thy land owner OF CEur d'Alene.
Idaho. was sentenced by the federal
court TO pay fine Of $4,000 and costs
following his conviction on charge
of Violating The espionage act by
making unpatriotic remarks.
The offense, it was charged, occur.
red November is, 1917, at Oakland,
Neb., at which time Kerl was alleged
to have said be "would not buy
Liberty bonds to furnish money to
buy bullets to kill off his relatives 10
Germany"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-12-20
Rathdvum Flu Ban Lifted.

The local flu ban is lifted again
Rand churches, lodges and pubic
meetings are permitted to resume.
Chairman Berg ss had notices dis
tributed on First street Tuesday
suspending the operation Of the
ordinance.
The resolution, under the state law,
requiring the ,guarantining ana
placarding of house. in which lnhuen'
"a cases may appear, is understood TO
still be 10 force.
There are no cases of iuonsnza IN
Rathdrum at present, SO vt a.
known.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-12-20
CGUR D'ALENE

The deposits 10 Kootenai county
banks have increased from $i,284,-
509.71 in 1914 TO $1,000, 227.67 10
1918. This Is an Increase OF nearly
three quarters Of million covering a
period of four years.
DR.. Alexander Barclay has been ap-
pointed executive head of the city
health board. who with Mayor Potts
and President Kercheval Of the city
council will enforce, through the
police department, all influenza regu-
latons and guarantees.
William j. johnson was killed In
action on October 8, according to an
official notification received by his
parents. Another son, Alexander
johnson, is 10 hospital 10 France
as the result Of Hun gas attack.
Sessions will be held by the state
supreme court at Occur d'Alene be-
ginning December 81, it was aU-
nounced Friday. Nov. IL had been
previously set for the north Idah,
session, but the date was cancelled
because OF the Influenza epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harper d
Beauty Bay, Wolf Lodge, received