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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
ANTHRACITE INDUSTRY
TO INCREASE THE OUTPUT

The anthracite industry has taken
the "bull by the HORNS" and spread
out its drag-net to protect any posi-
BILE wastage at the mines. To deter
mine every, and any cause for lack
of possible maximum output, the in
dus.ry, through production commit
tees, will discover causes for mine
failing to produce its known quota of
coal, and to institute improvements
at once.
The Lyle Coal Company, at Miners
vile, recently investigated the broken
time of some employees. A close one
month record was kept which showed
that over 400 shifts had not been
worked by mine workers which, rela-
lively, is 400 men being idle in one
day. A high percentage of these lost
shifts occurred day after day.
A miner and his laborer got out
about eight tons a day working
eight hours. Some men can do bet
ter. If the mine workers are at fault,
through tardy work. the critical coal
situation will be explained to them
down to what the loss of ton cut
out, means to the public Every hour
lost at mining coal, means family
losing ton of coal next winter. When
holiday causes a shutdown at the
mines, it means that the daily anthra-
cite output loss is about 275,000 tons.
That means 27.500 householders may
fail to get their cold weather supply
of fuel allowing 10 tons of anthra-
cite for each family.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
AT THE REPUBLIC TOMORROW

ION The Jump" featuring George
Walsh in a great big happy patriotic
William Fox production. will be shown
at the Republic theatre tomorrow.
The picture deals with the Liberty
loan drives, the expose of the Teuton
plo. to purchase American newspapers
with a $30.OO0,00O fund left behind by
the German ambassador, and the un-
earthing of the master spy who di-
rected sabotage work here.
George Walsh is seen as a young re-
porter, who first interviews President
Wilson after everyone else fails, then
develops into $100.000.000 Liberty
bond salesman and finally exposes
Germany's scheme to control Ameri-
can opinion in its favor through pro-
posed German owned newspapers.
Also a cartoon and War Review.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
AT THE COLONIAL TONIGHT

The latest Triangle attraction to be
offered at the Republic Theatre tomor-
row is The Pretender," starring the
celebrated William Desmond.
Mr.. Desmond has role of unusual
interest in this production. He ap-
pears with Ethel Fleming as cow
puncher who undertakes the difficult
problem of running village school
to the satisfaction of the captious
school board. Incidently his guns
come in quite handy when ham actor
attempts to make life unpleasant.
Ethel Fleming, who supported Mr.
Desmond in his latest Western pic
ture, wild Life" will be seen as his
leading lady in this production.
Also Pathe News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
BALTIMORE TO HAVE PARADE

Instead of being the Convention
City," Baltimore will be known as the
Parade City," since il is scheduled
almost weekly. for some sort of
parade.
Scarcely over the War Work Drive
parade, of last Saturday. IT is prepar-
ing for another pageant
Twelve thousand or more troops
from Camp Meade and as many sailors
from the navy will participate in big
street parade in Baltimore Wednesday,
December IL, in connection with the
annual convention of the Southern
Commercial Congress. On the same
day there will be a naval pageant in
the lower harbor and Patapsco river.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

For 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil has enabled suffering humanity TO
Withstand attacks Of kidney. liver, bladder
and stomach troubles and all disease con-
nected with the urinary organs. and TO
build up and restore to health organs
weakened by disease. These most impor-
tant organs must pc watched, because
they do their work you are doomed
WEAKNESS. sleeplessness. nervousness.
dependency, backaehe. stomach trouble.
pains In the loins and lower abdomen,
gravel, difficulty when urfnatfng, rheuma-
tism, sciatica and lumbago all warn you
Of trouble with your kidneys. GOLD
MEDAL HaarIem Oil Capsules are the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21

remedy you want. Take three or four
every day. The healing Oil sOaks into the
cells and lining Of the Kidneys and drives
out the pOisons. New life and health will
surely follow. When your normal yig0r
has been restored continue treatment for
while TO keep yourself in condition and
prevent a return Of the disease.
Don't wait until you are incapable, OF
fighting. Start taking GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM OIL Capsules today. Your drug
gist viii cheerfulIy refund your money II
you are not satisfied with results But he
sure TO get the original imported GOLD
MEDAL and accept no substitutes. In
three sizes. Sealed packages. At all drug
stores.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The following books were added to the
Library week ending Apri y, lvio 49,,
"The Dwelling Place OF Light" by Win
ston ChuTchill.
"The Inevitable Balance Sheet" by ka-
trina Trash.
"A Circuit Riders Wife," by Cora Har-
rls
"Long Live The King" by Mary Rob-
erts Kinehart.
SOver The Top" by Arthur Guy Bmpey.
"Extricaung Obadiah" by Joseph =.
Lincoln.
Kenny" by Leonora Dalryimple.
Ny Four Years In Germany" by J. w.
Gerard.
where Your Treasurer Is" by Holman
Day
"The CTue In The Air." by Isabel os-
tranaer.
TERMS;- New Books, &c. per day.
Old Books, 10. per day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
AN IMPROVEMENT
IN TRAIN SERVICE

Cessation in troop movements will
result in better passenger train serv-
ice throughout the country within the
next two months, railroad administra-
ton officials predicted yesterday.
Thousands of passenger cars which,
for Is months, have been used wholly
in transporting troops, will be grad
ually released to passenger traffic, ii
was stated.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
AT THE COLONIAL TOMORROW

Bewitching Vivian Martin, a source
of real delight in a delightful picturi-
zation of Mary Roberts Rinehart's
charming story, Her Country First"
will be the very enjoyable attraction
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21

mspIslsu1vp moII urepslod
o. SoBq sAom OF psluBM uIsUozus
-uoH ina leT psonoN .sssu4oIssmoq
10 sIp ssIIIIos skBs lIsdxs IBmIuv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21

Par tickets and information apply. at
-, citV ticket offies West Street station,
STATE House Station, College Avenue and
p sa,sI once u. S. N. A., for officers, mid
, nGS etc, connected with the Naval
Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
LEAVE BALTIMORE

go, "a, aaa. 1895. l1.35 A. III.
LS5 X."o; az ! AZ 3.35 x4.O5, 4.35, 1906.
~ as 7.S5, 9.35. 11.35, p. NJ, l2.5o
M.
e. receive or discharge passengers
Oh ai local points between Annapolis ano
Ssyei Academy Junction and at Linth-
tenn on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
.GARGLE OR SPRAY
AS A PREVENTIVE
Do Everything You Can To
Avoid Influenza

Doctors advise the frequent use of
a good gargle or spray as the best
means Of avoiding influenza
TONSILINE The National Sore
Throat Remedy, makes an ideal and
effective spray or gargle
Look For The GIRAFFE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
,r,ur WASHINGTON

s,x so5 a9O5. 1905. 1l.05, A. M. 1905.
bW o. ~ 905 3O5 800, s4.05 4.30, o.00,
a aSS 7.OS, sO5, i1.O6. p. NJ; 120o A. NJ.
ronnectinR at odenton with +. X. X.
SSIncsI Annapolis TO Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
w B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
MID.CITY TERMINALS

-,- Service Morning and Evening
Baf -houil' knnapOlis, Baltimore ano
Be.iHesSaiuqton and Camp Meade
Wilmington and 11a Camp S Meade
Academy Junction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-21
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
west street station

ITANE ANNhN OA1H
west street station
IN eco. $50, 30, x7.5o. SO. 20.
6l0. 5'yyf % <. NJ, 1920. 1.20. 20, 30
i i95S 14J6. $40, $50 100 s.SO' i010'
~ - Academy Gate 10 minutes
Lave state House Station, Bladen
s9fn dga college Ave, seven % minutes
earlier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
2lQc BGRereie1t ltttGcr
ri5etts oeitcHt

8oI6ington f. Se6r.-8ie ST.
3ensooridriften fiir g1der tpuroert
ourd eine 4roflornotion oe8 95rd.
iioenten g8iIIon geitern ouf &otels,
9teitanrdtionen un0 Gibbs ouSge.
0ebnt, bie ibr ei9enes gofperf ons
fertiqeiL iomie touien0e BON tleis
nen 9dfereietb Die irgen6tpelde
9odlporeu onfertigen, mie Grader,
Bie8, Biscuits uno 0ergleihen 9(le
lniiIieu iid big gum 4. 9Sc6ruor
2i8enien beidaffcH. 9trd) oieieI6e
Broflomatiou muroen aid SSnpor.
telme bon griinen Gafie lmter 81.
sens geitelt, Inn Spetulotionen 5u
oerbitten.
3u glei6er 3eit pur0en BON Ser
gtobr1ing8mitteI 2[0Hiniitrotion neue
@ori6riften erloiien, 0ie 0ie gle6l.
Der gqder einifrGnten,
oie Sngreoen3ien oes 8ro0teige8
un6 @erdn0erungen in Ser gadart
boridreiben, @is gum "a. 5ebrlor
miiiien nod rno nod 20 8ro3ant
oe8 @ei5enlnebI8 i'm 9rot 6urd an.
0ere geitan0teile eriett meroen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
1lrgcmtiniitbcr D0mpfer
5inkt i'm 1l1ittclmecr

gien gorf, / Ge6r.-Die Der.
ientung 6es ar9entinii6en gdiffes
Mliuiftro Srricn0o ont 26. oyamtar
i'm glittelmeer miro in elmer Don
9aris fommeu0en 3epeiAe an ben
bieiigeu aorreipou6enten oer Ga
9reuia bon guenos 2[ire8 qeuel6et.
Die Gepeide 5itiert ben Sapitdn
Der syrrienbo, Der iagte, 0nb 6os
Shiff 5lpe. Stunoen nndoem e8
Ron funf 6rploitonen beiddoigt mar,
berianf. Rein 1mth6oot nur6e be.
merit. Ger fran56iiihe 3crit5rer
9antbdra 'periuhte berqc6eus, 0as
5hiFf ins Shlcpptm 5u ne9men
Die geiatung Uur6e qerettet un0
nod Der ipauiidlen Stiiite geidafft
Ger Gnupfer berlieB gueno5 9hres
inter frnn55iii6er 5lagge. Ger
fiapitdn 0es ipanii4en IaHpiers
gieina gictorio Guaenie be5aubtet.
er mdrc Dem Gaubier im Niiid-
lHeer heaf9ut un0 oericl5c ri inter
araeHtiniidler 6Iaaac geiabren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
SrrDanOluugcn linO
iCbt DicOtr I'M @augr
pcluildis reaicn crkIart roIIbepiti Sen Nriee;
ncitcs lltteutotsueriud, alti Ecuinc; Giem
pen Seu gcllbcpiki oenemmcn
,taRunosmittel fir 5entrOIrublonS abeei@idt

fanen 1T. 9s fcbt Ole llfroiner
meldle 0ie Sta0t pcrieioigteu ergo.
ben iib uadoem ole 9eIagcrer ben
biert1n aanoneuihuB obacgebn bot.
ten. @iele uiiiidc glocIiae hotten
Iid TOR oen @ol1coifi In Die Stoot
gcrettet.
Getroara0, /. Teb.-Seutc pur.
6e Elm meitcrcs attentnt ouf Ben @oI.
i6ebifi 9rdiioeuten 2eniue beriibt.
Sin lmbefauuter Singing idIid
lid in 0a8 SntoInD Snititt imS
feuerte ouf 2e1ine, in0eHeu obne ibn
at treffen. Ser gIttentdter nuroe ber-
boitet. Gie @ahen, Die oeu Sing
ling unbeadtet 0ur6IieBen, mer0eu
Dor elm Gricg8aeriht eeiteut iperoen.
4etrogroo, /, 6eb.-@oIniidje Sc.
gionen IN Der @egenb bon llinst la.
ben gegen Die 8oTIbcbifi arieg er.
fI1rt; 70 lo1tten beutige bier einge.
troffene 9epeideu. @olibebift Streit.
trGfte bobeu Die Gttnpobit9 9ibiiion
ongegriffen uu0 elm beftiges @efedt
lit i'm @onge.
9luf @efebl Ser 0iitriftsregieriin9
Ser 9oIibeoiti ituo 6ie Siderernobo
&oblenIager, 70 @1eiIen bon syr.
fitt8f, 5ibirien, aerit6rt por0en. Ole
it6iriide 8ahn be8iebt aI(jdbrIid 5ipei
9haionen Sounen GobIen aus Die.
lem 8iitrift. Ser berurio9te Sdo-
ben miro auf 5ebn WdQionen 9fubel
bernuibta9t. gieIe 0iterreidiitbe lil0
oelttibe 9rieg8gefangene maren IN
6ieien aobIerbergperfeu bei6dftigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
Sc5i0liit ccnScn fict,t
ltrieoscnSe IN Sid1t

Molbtnqtor, /. SSebr. (2S. gf. 81
Der leBte in Der GeffentIiffeit
ite6enoa Mann, pel6er Der g(nii6t
lit, 6aB 0o8 Gr6e 6es arieoes in
5iht iet lit 9lepr1ientont Deeler
2on0ou bon 9lem gorf, Der ein8iga
So3ialiit Inn Heprdientanterbouie.
9on0on, Der 0ie 2oge BON io3iaIiiti-
iden Stan0punft aus 9riin0Iid) itu.
6iert bot leQte 6ies in einfader
@eiie oor. Gr erfldrte DOB Die 10.
3ioliltiihe @ortci fein ariea8bro-
qrnmm fin Die nddlite 6er6it.
annbugne lno g8o6len beu6tiqt.
Scr aricg miro por Der g9o1[
bcenoet ieiu", ertl1rte 1eute 2on0on
3u0eriidtIih lln0 ais Elm Grgc6ui8,
iogte er. peroen bia berridlcn6an
Gortaien lire 9ro9roftuIe 8n amen.
bteren habeu. 2oubon benerfte nci.
ter, 0oB nod ieincr Meinung, 0ie
io3ioIiitiidje Gcrtretung I'M nGd.
ten aonareB Dcicntlid bergr0Bert
lem miro.
Ser io3ialiitiiten Bartei bietct
iidl cine mtsge5eidnete @elegenbeit" /,
iagte er. aQas mas Die So8iaIiiten
Der onoeren 9}otionen in Der 8lDi.
ihen3eit BON ieet mo ben 8o6len
tln nerben, miro Der 4}artei bier
i'm 2anoc mcbr Qftlng berihaifcn.
go tnner iic6 cine @elegenbeit Bic.
tct 81 gepiunen, uiiIien mir eina
fraftige aompogne fii6ren. @ir er-
marten @roBCs I'M g8eitcu.
2onoon's GropGe3eiung betrefis
9eeuoigu1q 6e5 arieges miro ii6
erfilllen Die er alaubt, 6ouptidd,
lid ourdl 6ic gendlbuuqen Scr go-
6inliiten Ia Geiterrrid mo gelttid)
lolo Go5 grluohen Der Golfcr Der
0dttalmd6te idrei6t er norpiegeno
0rn 8oli6cuifi 9J
0g9enn Ser drie0e fonHnt, moo
e8 Elm GriGSe iaiu, bergeit2qt 0urd
lie He9iercuocn aber 0urh 9}e.
meFde iiir i6re golfcr
ipreden ioqte 2onOon. limb nelm
lie etrpns rerlmacn, mas i6re Sol.
Ter niht mollen uer0en fe niht
ierner 3eqercn0e iein Cine ber.
8eltloqe cutite6t in 6ieiem
Qriege @5 nir6 cine ggeft iein, in
ber Die Softer in 4irflidgeit Il,
aicren u1o no ad8 8o[f rcgicrt
merSen bic Sc3ialiiteu itari ieiu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
CansSctOn tritt fir
,,reincn" Srie>cn Gin

2on0on, 1. 6e6r. Ger D}ar.
qilis bon 2ons0olune 7tinute III iei.
nen bel elmer geitern 9ebalteuen Gin.
iprohG bertretenen gLniidten iiber
oie Jrie0en83ieIe gdn5ltd nit 2IoDo
george, Dem britiifeu greulier un0
Dem Frdii0erten Bilion ii6erein.
Der Gppoiition8fii6rer I'm 6auie Der
2or6s iagte; SD gIott6e, ooB mir
ale 6ereit iin0, oen arieg fort8ufiib-
rem 70 idredliA er otd iIt Bis mir
einen reinen 5rie6er erbnIten f6n-
uen. 2l5er es lit unIer 8unid,
iagte er, o00b 6ie 8eit, oen reinen
f}rieoen 5u erlonqen menn nl0glid),
niht 5u longe binau8geihoben ner.
ben iolte, unO ooB feline @elegen.
belt berna6ldiiigt meroen ioQte, i'm
ndber gu bringen. Inter einenl rel.
men sgrie0en beritebe id einen Der
ebrenbaft ur6 0auern6 iein miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
lluOeblid,c streiIiIooc
in ncutltl'IanN
2'rthlnmmtH ntben Strtt an o0t
oiituilidru &frinmmluuaeu
mufhtn nntfflnat

gioitcr0dm T. Nbr - Gic Scli.
idt 8tihmd .9ldtlrditna nou TUi.
iciOori neu Der dnjac 0tunrIore
bier hate cinlitian etflartt Eic
@olibetfi adiidiion la Dcalidllan0
Wott unicrt elunet ucrici0iaunaS.
upiubid un0 brinat cine 2Iudrdic
nod rtiijlhcW 9luilcr berbor mt
Gen 9cllcitgrihetunBen 0c8 lerro.
ri6umg 9lgiiotoreu uuo 8oebudIcr
bsrcitm SEN Streif bor. g2ir uiiich
oaB Dies 0je Eroetopiiafcit Der @oJ.
i5eDifi Gricoals0eJegaten erb69cn
Miro.
Die ,G6lniihe @olfs5eitunQ"
idreibt ,Gic io3iaIoemntrotiide Qor.
tel gloubt 6oB hie 8eit gefommen
III. eth 4roqrauun fiir 5rie6euB.
idhtB neIhcS ibren poIttiihen 6or.
0eruuqen cntipriht, iii bic Eot INN.
3uicten @cuu 0ieie 9elttc fd Den
Iitel erDerbcn poIten, sic gGrqoni.
iatoreu Scr g}ie0erloge Dcutid.
lon6s" 10 nl0qen iie fortfobreit
3onu sbrei6t mon ouf 3eutidIaros
@robitcin: 9iidt beiiegt bon Sem.
0en o6er BON 6reim6en berIoiien. "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01

getroara0 Eeb Ger irlhare
boncriide 9}miterprdiocut l'o05.
Duruib pertritt 9oucrn ouf Ser 5rie.
oeuSfouiercB an 8reit2itousf 3pct
llfroiner IcIcoateu bic oeu 8olibe.
oifi freinblid aciinrt iino betciIi.
qen fh ebaufoas OH oen 8erban0'
hrn9eu.
Ser einaetroiieua Gepeiden be.
iogcn, oaB IN Der arnu cine 9}cpub.
lit auSgcrlieu 1T mo ieine ei8cne
fonititiitioncllc @erianmliug eiube,
rltien bot. Sic 2lrbeiter, Solooten
un6 9aucru in ienem 2on0esteil
baben bic ReBubIit iu8 2eben germ.
fen, .-....
aoiaten Regilnenter bd6en ge.
gen Den 6etnan Der Gou.aoidfen
rcDolutioniert. 60 lollten bier einge.
troffeue beutiae 9lohridten
Die 8olibebifi reorgouiitereu baS
5rausportpeien, nm ben i'm Snne.
rem 0es Geih8 fe1en0en 8epobnern
g1obrttngsnlittel 3u3pfii6ren. 9(b9e.
Iun0te BON AZ 0on.aoiofen &eginer.
tern baben gla6ritug8mittel gegen
S5abriter8eugtiiie fell geboten. Sic
teilten Ser 8oIIbebifi Ge9ierung nit,
0aB iie General aaIe6ine, Der gegen
oie 8oIibeoifi fdmpft berlniien ba-
ben.
Scr U1osfot 9Rot Der Q(rbeiter unb
5oIbaten bat fidl qegen glnnabme Der
oeutiden 5rieoeusbeoingungen ers
flGrt un0 rerlangt, bob cine io5iaIt.
TtiI6e 2(rmee oltfqeiteIlt un0 gegen
Die oeittiden Slnperialiiten 9efiibrt
miro.
Qon6on, 1. 5eb.-Gine 8etrogro.
Der Qepeide an Die @r9onge &eIe.
gropb Gontpnnp meI0et, bob Ole
midtigc Stoot Stem, tpelde BON 8ol.
i6ebiti Gruppen beIagert ipur0e, ge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
2Icmbcrunocn Hes
l)rcmicr GIcmeflceait
@laubi, baf bitiec ber lrttt 0rita
iria mirb gaae IN Araulfdh
nntarplhnef

@org T. 8cbr - eiurm g'tr.
irCttr 6c2 alnncrodurr felmmf
1uioIac duBcnc hh bcutc 0et iran
s5itidc glluncrprdN0tu GiaUn.
toou mic iolQt; Gu @olf mie bda
0tutidc, mclbcg 10 ar0bc 6iaeniddf
ten beittt muB itHebIid eaBohfn:
iolte obcr ser M}iIjiouamn8 mel
Ter bcrrlben baum iiu0 mir bercit
oem SioB 80 bcac8ucn uHb crH1r.
ren OaB 0ieier 8rieg Der lrtte icin
miro.
Sic riiiiidle GeDomtiou dhucIt
Der 6riibqcburt eince 0iB6es Gle
Bat uns tempordr tn cine itnnriae
Gage gebradlt
Die Gage in Frontrcih TT ons.
ac5eidluet glmerifauiide lruppen
trcifen regclmdBia elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
: Ssbwicriokcitcn
iluiidlcn Der. Staten
unS Spnnien
Sponitu zoo tSairtabhtifrnua nnd
fraulrtidl urripaffu uub nun
&rrarltuna efhnlifu

geolFndion L. 6ftr eS mW
0tH idHtlg @tfaeIbnm&motfedtln
lciiWa 0er 9'tr @talleH un0 6cr
alliWrtcn 0cden SpaWtH prebaeft
ais NnimcI oui SpoHnus 0imui
ihWn in ben 2rmaH6rt uou @H
tern ii5cr icint @rcu3c nod fTrouf
reid. Gs heiBt 0ob hdmihc Shif
ie In amer pdien ouiaeb0licn mer.
0cu obuobI 0te Sdiiiidbrtsbrb6r0e
0ies in glbrt6c itelli
Die omerifouiidc 9}eajcrIna tit
an Der Siiuution ittcreiiiert, neil
arobc geite1unqen Ste pom @eneraI
Rcri6JuQ fir 0ie amer grmee ge.
moht uuroen in getrobi fommen.
Die 9tcgierlmg BAT oic 6ouptDofie
qcacn ooS iponjid1 Grnbarao In
SGnocu ueil Spoiden biele g}ab.
runasmittcluorrdte bon gmerifa BE-.
5iebt.
8ie Sdifiobrt56r6orhe COB on,
Dab eS nidt olf 8obr9eit bcrubc,
ooB iponiidlp Sdjiifc o1gencin felt,
gebalten mit~6eu in0em i6nen Bun
terfoble bcrneiqcrt ner0e. sye0er
6na piir0e einseIn baurteiIt. giniQe
Sdliffe iin0 nifge6alten iDorocn,
6u iie einen &orgo gelo0en. oeren
2lusiu6r iuter Den gegeln Ser
Sdiiisiabrtsbebor0a uidt itattboft
lit. r.
gs berIautet, 0oB oIliierte ge.
.onte bon Sponien bintergangen
nur0eL in0em ipomide 8aren BON
W}aroffo aus nu6 Der SdDei8 ber.
idn0t puroen lno bon bort noa
8eltidIuno gelaNgten. 9(ud beiBt
es, bob oeutide Spione 6ie Ipnuis
ihcn 6rabtloien 5tationeu 6enuBten,
um nit ben 3entrolul1dten in Ser,
bin6ltng 3lt treten. 0}an nintmt audi
an oaE iih oeutiher @influB gels
ten0 maf)te, dig General 4eribinq
autortIiert tpur0e, 100000 3eden I'M
Sponien an8ltfauien 10 ooB 0ieic
inter Dem gorman0e bon gabn.
Observation-Disclosures oufgeboItcn
iuur0eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
1lclic 1santpfit5iffe
9e9cn Gaalc4bcctc

@oIbingtou, 1. 6e6r. sefretdr
GonielB CAB geItern befannt, 0oB
Der Goro g}otor So IN Qetroit,
Mlid,, Elm &ontroft fir ben @ml
etner 9ln3nbL BON ueuartiQen Ghif.
fen iibergeben nuroe. 3ieie iino
bon etnem neuen 9npu8, Der al8
Elm 3Tptidenbiug a8niitben Souh.
bootidger uno Greu8er4 beidrieben
miro, 200 SUB lang un0 nit oef
neiteiten &ainpfborridJhtngen qeqen
&au66octe otsgeltattet. 2lQe 3eiie
Der Sdiife, nit 9tu8nobmen Der
@aiAinen Der0en IN Detroit ber.
eeitellt ur6 nod Der aaIte geionot,
no fie 5iiamncngeiett merocn Iollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
4 aole Il @erIeNIe 6ei 8nafpIIiiIon.

8elIin9bonf, Mdi5, I. Sebr.--
8ier Gerionen tnur6en get6te4 uno
8molf ooer mebr peripltno4, oIg
geitern obenb eiu s5rodt8ug Der
9lortbern 4acific gobn in 6en Ies-
ten 8o9gon eines 8aIIugier5uges
Ser Greet gtortbern auf 6em
8nbnbofe IN 9eoro @ooQeb, 8aI6.,
oreiBig Meileu iii6lt9 BON bier,
bineinrannte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
srnat luiro Hrie6engaieIe anae6en.

@5ai6ir6.ra, 1 s}ebr glQ6oenI
5olotor Gcen cine 9ieioIittion Elm.
gereidyt baHe, ooB Ser 5cnat 0en
g,lr8ipiel 1es 9}rdiioenten @ilion
be5ialid bcs g8eltfrieoeu8 8uitlnt.
men ioae. mo Senator 8orol aine
mei'ere borgcihlogen Gatte, oerBu.
ioloe Gle 9.uiid)t oe8 Senli5 ous.
gaiproden wcrOen ioatc, I'll l1te
9oriiber gtone bonn aoulues fir
ausmdrtiqe 2lugeleganbciten an
oaB 0d5 qomitee 6nlo 5uiamH2lltre.
ten miir0e lin elmer mniaiien0c1
3ui1mmefitelung Der 2(niid en- oe5
5enat8 bei5uitimmen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
Srancis pirS iicb
an Ceniitc tDcnGeit

@aI6ington I 6eb.-Qic gcrei
uigten Stooten Regierlmg crpartet
boB @otitaiter 6raucis iid an Die
9olibebiti 9egierlmg Inn S6ub
ucn0eu miro, iollten rtiiii6e glnar.
diiteu lire 9robuag. i'm gaianacn
5u Iebeu, ouBiiigren. Sollte e5 ilbs
rigens 5um 5dliaauiteu fonmcn,
Damn wer0en iid Die Giplomatcu ser
nliierten 9}dhte Inn 6ranciS idaa.
reu lno fGupfeu. gs lit 0os brittle
g}ol, ooB ieiteu5 Der ruiiiiben 2lnor.
diitcn Gro5ungea geqen ben amcri.
taniidcn 9otidaiter 5raHcis otsge.
itoBen mur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
Cgrofe Grploiion in 6rie0rid56afen.

3iirid, I i}e6r. Qlm Utittnoh
U2orgen pur6e cine iduere ggplo-
fion, 0ie bonn aononenoonner be.
gleitet un0 elmer bo6eu 6eueri1ule
gefolgt mar, in Der 9fibtlug bon
6rieorihs 5aien Dobrgenomnen 70
meIoete Elm ans gfoienberg am gos
oeniee in St @ollen eingelaufcne8
Iel.gramm. Die grpIoiion ioa an.
qeblid Elm 8eiultat eine5 Quftangrif.
ies anti bic 3epbeliuwcrfe in 6rie.
0rihsboieu geneien ieiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
Slic0craitotiffc dtif
Scutlt9c St1Stc

Berlin, iiber 2ouoon. I. s}ebr
Giii3iel muroe geitern Qemel0et:
2lm 2l6cnO Dor g3ei6uafJten rm0
nd5reno 6es glopptS Ssontar nur.
oeu trot inicrer Barnunqcn oifeue
oeittihe Gt00te BON fein0Ithen fElie.
germ bcidoiicn Gnnf unicrer Der.
tei6igurg, maren 6ie Gcrllite ltn0
Der ongeridtete Sdnoen lutr ge-
rinQ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-01
200 giuiien Berbrnuut.

Yetrogro0, ! 5a6r. 200 Fer
ioHeu fino bei einem 6euer III einer
gllfobol 5obrif in 1oBo Grf1ngclsf
umgefommen Cine 9u5a6I 5rllnfe.
uer brnf in 0ie setter Der Tn6rif
Gin un6 ale jeudao eiu 2idt or.
itedtc iiugeu oie gtfo6olodupie
5eiicr m0 bic Gcltc Berbrdiultrn
elelloi9.