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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

A Hinsdale, N. H., farmer, when asked how war conditions affected him, said: Well, I guess we will get along this winter I have 100 pounds of sugar, 50 bushels of potatoes, 80 gallons of sauerkraut and 800 pounds of salt beef in the cellar and enough winter fire wood hauled up besides
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11
Fog Balls

The Germans exaggerate their sub marine murders as the old settlers ex- aggerated their fog yarns" The speaker was Caleb Bragg, cham pion flyer of the Hampstead aviation camp. He went on:
 "An old settler took a chew and said j:
 The worse fog I ever see was back in "A I remember I had to go to the henhouse that night, and the fog was so blame thick I had to get the three hired men to push me through it.
 '.I remember that there "A fog we'll said the second old settler. but it wan t nothin' to the '63 one. That was fog ]! Solid. Why, us boys sat on the fence back O the distillery all that day makin' fog balls an heavin' 'em at the people that went by.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

COMBINED RATES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

Bouviel. formerly Company E, 1Oith engineers.
 1 Pursuant to war department instruc- tions Private Thomas H. O'Hara of the 1 headquarters troop of the Twenty ninth division. has been ordered to report to
 the commanding officer at Camp Kelly.
 San Antonio, Tex. for transfer to tho
 aviation section, signal corps. | Supply Sergeant James Hutcheson, Company E. 104th ammunition train | is transferred to the sanitary corps, national army, and will proceed to l Philadelphia, reporting upon arrival to | the officer in charge Hero Manufac- | turing company for duty.
 Under the provisions of army regt- iations IA, the following transfers are
 made.
 l To 104th military police:
 TO 104TH MILITARY POLICE 1 Sergeant w. A. Goertz, Corporal
 IIadden Gray Corporal R. B. Dunham Jr, and Privates Chester Braun, Ed i ward w. Bergen. Harold T. Boam Rob- l ert A. Cort, Lee F. Gaffney, Edmund F. Hixson, Waldemar w. Weisgerber. 1 and Cook William Fischer, of the head quarters troops, and Privates Roger II. Eice, headquarters company 1l5in in
 fantry; Lee Horton. Company D, 114th
 infantry; J. P. Wolf, Headquarters
 company 18th infantry; Willard Frank. machine gun company, Hath Infantry, M. J. Malone, Battery A, 11lth field ar tiIlery; Wilbur Spencer. Company ?, | 1l1.b machine gun battalion. and Rich ard L. Craig, Company A, 112th ma
 chine gun battalion.
 l J;nder the same regulations Private William T. Darlington, Company E, I04th ammunition train. has been | transferred to the headquarters com ranv of the filth field artillery, 1 Capt Orville D. Oliphant, 11tth ma chine gun battalion, is relieved from assignment to that organization and will report to the commanding general l of the Fifty-eighth infantry brigade for duty, according to a spccia. Rorder | issued at the headquarters of the Blue and Gray division.
 l Under the. provisions of the army
 regulations. Private Leon w. Liuard,
 Comrany E, 104th ammunition train. has been transferred to the Esadquar-
 te,s detachment of the Fifty y-soventh 1 brigade.
 The following men have been trans- fcrreo to the headquarters troop of the | Tweniy-ninth diyision: Privatss Jack
 D. Tice, Battery B; Francis J. Tothtll, | Battery A; James Pistorio, Battery r. l111th field artillery; Milton Collins,
 Company I. l14th infantry; William l. l Ruppertsberger, D. A. Parks, Company 1 I, 115th; c. E. Danse, Company c, lloth infantry; M O.. Rivligham, Company A. 116th infantry; William H. McGee. Company B, Charles Pritchett, Com pany c. Thomas s. Shipe. Company p. l16th infantry.
 The most notable social phenomenon in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

both deserved and worthily bestowed
 Spike Webb laughed this morning at the medical officer who rushed to him after his fight with the vicious horse, displaying a first aid kit, and told the officer that he was unhurt The doc- tor who had witnessed part of the fight between the athlete and the infuriated animal, insisted on making an exami1a- tion, but Webb would not submit to it because he realized that he was unn- jured by the viciuos attack Of the horse he had attempted to ride.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

The hardest palm at all common is Californa's Trachycarpus excelsus, known as the windmill palm. Not alone is it hardy in withstanding low tempera- lures, but it Is tough and will endure rought treatment. but boxed it is not success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11
OMPLETE TAX TABLE
Under act of
so I can study it?

ble will give the ful tax schedues normal ana
 pertaining both single and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

The collie's name appears to be shroud- edin mystery; but there seems to be a fairly reasonable foundation for suppos- ing that it is from "coll or collar" on account of the broad white mark around the neck which is seen in the ma jority of these dogs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

additional  net
   Are therea any great majority of nd-
  ations, partne something about i
  his
  
   scale of exces
  piacey salaries for trying to solve these enough youn cverpay there aren no The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

One of the projects outlined by the committee on botany of the national re- search council is the search for wild plants which may be used as wartime substitutes for the more costly crop plants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
 THEME OF SERMON
Large Congregation at the Southside Union Service
 Hears Dr. Harris

One of the largest congregations ever assembled in a Southside church heard Dr. Grady Harris, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, at the evening union services at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church last night. The theme of Dr. Harris sermon was .The Signs of the Times" taking his text from the prophecies of Hosea. Dr. Harris said in part:
 Tt is a blessed thing for any na- ten or community to have within it's bounds some man who is able to look beyond the present into the future and to discern alright from the signs of the times Such man was Hosea, the prophet to the Kingdom of Israel. He was a plain man of the fields whom God raised up at 8 time of national crisis and endowed with great wis dom and vision.
 Hosea looked about him on condi- tions of his land and preferred three charges against Israel, which are true of our nation today. The first charge was 'Fruitlessness of life He com pared Israel to an empty vine, with luxurious foliage but fruitless. The charge is true of us today. We are guilty of religious camouflage-out wardIy we have flourishing relig- ion, but we are failing to bear the true fruits of righteousness in our lives There is a lack of reality in our religion today.
 DEPARTED FROM GOD
 "The second charge which the prophet brought against Israel, and which is true of us today. was The more God blessed His people the more they polluted His blessing by worship ing other gods So in our national prosperity we have departed from God anG trust in our own strength. The more God gives us of this world 8 goods the further we swing away from Him unless we are spiritual to the core.
 "The third charge of the prophet was, Divided hearts, The people had departed from their theistic concep- ton of God and were worshiping oth CT gods. So we, while trying to hold onto God, are worshiping othere idols of money, pleasure, and fashion. The prophet pointed out to his people the war cloud hanging over them, the As syrian cohorts at their door, and de- clared that it was time to seek the Lord.
 CLOUD OF WAR
 "The lowering cloud of war hangs over us today. Our national life is hanging as by a thread; it is time for us to seek the Lord that He may save us. When Gods people of old sought Him in repentance and truth He delivered them from all their en- eniies. So if we seek Him today, in Him and in Him alone will we find deliverance." pr. Harris then drew a beautiful word picture of sunrise in the mountain and said that if peo- pie turn again to God in righteous ness and truth to seek Him, He will rise with healing in His beam and give HIS peace"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11

The most notable social phenomenon in Japan Is the prevalence of strikes. Dur Ing the past year 1s0 strikes involving sss4aV workmen. have taken place, which compare with 30 strikes involving 9o0o workmen last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-11
THE A-B-C OF THE INCOME TAX
SEVENTH LESSON

Tell me abo the adde axe of
  of to to on ont from Sper 
 
  taxes? A. o in a A l
 COMPLETE TAX TABLE full of 
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-25
Nntct. DGntpfct pom
Gailcbbcot ucrienkt
g9nr Ser fraGere Ocntidc 9ampfer
Sadiea Ouu scr 6ambur9.
glmtrifa ginie.

2on0on 25. D2Gr3.-9e olneri-
fonii1e QamfFer Gbotta5oodee lit
an ser englii6en 9ilIte BON einem
9ntd6oot oerIGnft moroen, 70 mel
oct eir offisielGer 9tomiroIitdtsbe-
ridt. Die Aeintrtnq bon rs W}onr
mttr6e gercttet. Ger aapitGn er.
tldrte nod iciner 2anoung, OaB Oa8
&ou6boot mebrere &orpe0o8 ob-
feuerte, ipooon bier oos S6iff fro.
fen. aein aaerifoniider 9onlpfer
nit g}omeu g6attaboodee lit in
2loDo8 Sf)ifTsre1iiter nngeqeben.
sic III ieoob Dos friibere oetttI6e
56iff So6ien bon Der Somburg.
gtmerif1 2inie unb wur6e bon Den
Ser. 6tnateu nod ser ariegser-
fldrun9 be'9Ia0nobutt. 9ie G6otto-
boodee mar cin 5tobl-5druuben.
bon S,007 Eonnen uno
rpur6e in t9t1 geboltt.
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GnoIilctc l,reiie
ncnltt rnac crnIt
Gld b6unt heW htr aaiirttn ma.
ndnrirrnnae.sIrmtt" nb, bic
bonn Nrifaerat atlaaiien
Bnfht.

QonAou, %. Mldrs- -1te oifsieI.
leu @rridite nnn Samstod glodt
Niocu bic s6la6iiicIllmocu IN
Frantreid oils unsnciiplhuit idaujc.
rio. Sic 3eiiunaen erfcnuen 0ic
eooe, beriutcn ie0odl nidlt fir sl
bcurteilen n0tr 0en 2ouf ser Tinpe
bnruilsNtlaQen. Sie betrdhten 0ic8
oils Die friiiidle ghln0e 0cs arie.
aes. Ole 9eieelma bon Gbmtnu
0urh Die Teuiiden moq cine 8it.
riid3iebung Scr frau8oiiidcn 2iuieu
sur 6olae hoben, Inn Die 6uhIunq
mi0 gluiiteauug NIT 0en brttiid)en
&tnien oufredt su erholten Giel
fontmt mf bic olliierie n0tanob.
rieritngs.glruee" an. bic ouf Der
8eriaiuer Gonieren3 orgoniliert
muroe, bic iid oIs bic eutidDeioen6e
&aupfitreitUnoht bep16ren mag.
Ole GoiIb goil iogt baB, menn
5eIomarihoa Soi0S gert6t, boB
ole 9euti6en BEL St. Quentin ourd.
gebroden iino, 6en gus6rud .ourh.
gebroden" in bem oIIgeuein ge-
brauhteue miIitGriihen Sinne on.
nenoet. Die Gage ernit 1T, ober boB
aur Die 6oIge5eit sic riftige Nus.
Iegung OeS 9(u86rufS 0ortun fam.
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1lnoeblit6er Strcik
int Oeitcrreic6 c6z1tn0arlt
Nr6eiter proteitieren ee9en gtidtan.
6aGnnne bon SriebensOistni.
fionen nit 8iliua.

amitrr0ort, 95. W1Gr8 @cnlGB
9ribot6eri6tcn aus g8ien, Iino in
ben &auptin0ltitrie8entren in DE.
Iterrei1. .ltngarr lm0 g0bnen 2lug.
itdn0e au8gc6ro6en, oie bon ioaiaIi-
Ttii6en Q5geor6neten geleitet tper.
Sen. Ser Streit lit elm po(itii6er
9roteit, 0oB troB Der 8erii6erltng
0es @rofen g3ernin feline sSrieoens.
oisfuiiiouen nit Dem gr1Iioenten
8ilion ange6o1nt tpur6en un6 3tt-
gIeif Io8iaIer g}otur, on Die Gr.
nd9rlng Der ar6eiter troB Der Ser
ipre6ungen ufrainiifen @etreioe8
niht beiier gelnorOen 1T.
Die So3iolOenofraten SeiterreidS
iollen nod 9tngoben zines in gtul.
lter6nm dHgefolnnenen Go5ioliiten
fiibIer, BOB iie bon Der Senoler
Hcgierlng hintcrqorqen puroen,
meI6a oieiclbell eriudte, Die erite
Streifberpegrnq gu unteroriifer, mo-.
fir linen 6rie6e uno Before Gr.
udbruug berIpro6en nuroe.
9ie Hegierung ben1iibt iid, feline
bon Dem Streif mad neu.
traGen ODER fein6li6en 2Gnoern orin.
gen 8u laiien Sogor nod 3eutid-
lauo oringen feline g}ohridten fiber
oen Streit. Die gegierung bat iid
bereit erfldrt, nit 6en arbeitern 3u
unter1nn6eln, Sod 0ieie berInngen
0aB i6nen Garantien gegeben mer.
ben ioGen oaB bic 8eripredungen
Der gieaierltng ge6ulten mer6eu.
3eiiungen toiri ridt erlau6t, oen
Streif 3u eripGbnen, rmo aid i'm
Qarlnment iuirb er nit teiner Silbe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-25
2lmcr. OefAtt9cne
i1t OclttIcbl0mG
glmtlidJc Cite ii6er 200 amerifnniifjc
Striegsgefangene in Oeutideu
2agern iibermittelt.

8oi6ington, 8. g., 25 W}Gr3.-
Cine offi5ieQe 2iitc BON 200 Q(me-
rifanern, bic fid in 6eutiden Sc
fongenelagern befinoen uno Die
geitern BON Stnot80cportenent ber-
6fientlifjt lDur6e. entb1lt oen g}annen
Charles Scrpp6il, Der Bel eineut
5(u6tberiuG i'm September 1917
erIfoien tpuroe. uno mel0ct ben
Sob beg 6lieqers glnoratD Comp
bea Wtlrtrop. Der om 80. Sept.
1917 nohc gorqnD nbgei6oiien
tDlr0e.
Der ejn5;qp anerifnuiife Diff
5ier IN oieier Site lit 2eutnant 6a.
rolo g8i(lig, Der ON IS. g(uguit
1917 bei geroun gafongen genont.
men iulrr6e. gr iit i'm @efangenen.
Inqcr BEL Giiterslob interniert. gu.
lem gIni6eiue rod NOR CT elm 81
fi8ier in eincr fron80iiiden @sqno-
6riQe.
0ie bonn f0niqli6 prcuBiiden
ariegsminiitcrum befonut gegebene
rno Dem StadtsoeparteInent 0urt6
Ole ipaniide 9otidoft in Berlin rno
bic ipdniidJe 8cinhotihoit in Bern
9iite ent6GIt bic glo-
men bon omerifaniiden Gruppen,
Oie in 2lngriffei aitf Sdiltengraben
gefdn9eu genodlmen purOeu, CUR
geiabung gcfcpperter 56iffe gebGr.
ten o0er Ii@ mtf iolden 6eionoen.
Die 2iitc ent5dIt e6enfoIls Die ga
men BON 1nerifauiihen Synge.
dieiren 0ie in Dem llmae9uugs.
fnnpfe Bel Gdmbrni in @eidnaen.
idait eerieten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-25
SpcsiolousbiIHune
pcn lluspcbcbcncu

s1olhlnaion ab mar anSoes
bobcnr aus bier ioaitn Sliuois
Soma Snhiano nn0 0ltuneInio
mcrNtu smii6cn fcn T. uaA 9s
april nod tcdulitbcu ehulrn mr
ghl6biIouus IN 0en 5pesialbron.
dlcu ocs mcorruen arlracS bcrifeu
perAeu 9S mif0 Oies Ste PIN.
ionasnobiliidlioa mter bem QIone
6es @enerolprobnitcu GromOcr ieir.
Die 8abl Der acIcrnteu @edlanifer
In Der Grnce al pcrnr6bcrn. Ole
eriteu Sdulcn lper6cu fir gtnaeb0.
rtae 0cs SiguoJforpS erofinet pers
ben. Die acnoue 8obI Der md6.
rero hes 91onots Gin{l6eruien6en
III nod nidjt ougeaeben moroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-25
&irirngtibiib
btIGitBt %ariS
son onocblidb 20 ,ltcilen pcn Scr stott entfcrni
Inn lpalSc bon Ct. Gcbain, weltlicb BON
cacn, 0nfeeItcIIt lcin
rOnSOner Grperten ltepen OOr einem aaticI

goriS 25. @lGr5. - Scute iriib
bcaonnen picoeruul Die r1tieIboften
oeutiden @eihoIie in @aris eit8u.
ihlogen, gloh Dem 8peiten SduB
trot cine Gntie Elm. Damn fomen 5pei
peiteren @eidoiie oiL I'm 8 llbr
30 WtiH. mar iuie0er cine llnterbre.
dung oes SdieBeus 5l bemerfen.
9ie Groft Der @rploiion Der @e.
idofe tpor nidt GROCER ais Die bon
bieIen @ei6oIien, Die bon 9leroblu.
nen friiber ouf oieie Sto0t obqepor.
fen mur0en. Gle riIisn nur fleine
206er in ben 8o6en. 8ernleiiun.
gen, Die on beri6ieoenen SteIlen
borgenonllnen nuroen, mo Die @es
ihoiis erplo0iert parett, 8eigten, Dab
Die 2oher int Gurbi6nitt 4 SUB i'm
8lir6ueiier un0 nur 5lpei SUB tief
mnren. Grarl36iiibe @rperten MAIDEN
oarduf nufrnerfiout, oaB Die @eidoiie
nit gertngerer Sdnelligfeit rro fait
gar feinsr @elpoIt eini6logen.
Qie 80rie bat fid bette entidie.
ben ibre 0perotionen obne &ilfiitt
ouf Die groBe 9ffenitbe uno Die 6Iie.
gerongriffe ouf 8aris fort5uieten.
Soils idmere Gliegerangriffe ge.
ma6t per6en ioa oa8 9eIlergeidoB
beniiBt per0en.
ga fein offi8ieIler 8eriat borIo9,
iogte Der @ariier @li0i, 6oB 0os erIte
@eidoB beute firth Inn 6f25 ltbr Elm.
trof. Gin 2tlorn ourb &feifen un0
Eronuneln purbe gegeben. 4ie @e-
ihoiie ieinen berte idneIler an8ts
fouln1en ol8 borber.
Dlsbrere Cote iitt0 ourh oen ee.
Itrigen 8liegerangriff ouf 8oris 8u
eerueient 10 ipur0e off
3iea befonnt gegebeu. Cine 9ln3obIl
bat in groBer $06e er.
folgreth 0ic Sfladtlinie gefreltst
nn0 Die Sto6t ongegriffen. GieI
purOen iofort bon fran80iiitbeu qero-
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Gonoon. % Wl0r5 aonil 8eorge
6at Dem 5eIomariboa 9aig ioIgen0e
Dcpeihe 5ufoumen laiien n3aB
Reid itebt gcidIoiicu oo lmO bat
&ertrouen 81 ieinen Sol0otcn
Saig's gcridIt.
&onoon. 25 0ldr3 6el0u1ari6oll
0aiq meIoete beute, 6aB oeutibe
5treitfrGfte sic Somme iii6Ii6 bon
Beronne 5miihcn oicier Sto0t un6
2irourt iibcritrittetL aber ourd eli.
nen @egenaugriff pertricbeu pur.
Den. Die Shladt miro an Der gnn.
SEN 5ront NIT Der eroBten Seitig.
felt fortgeieBt.
g!5r0Iid bon gabaume nltr0e ge.
iiern 9lbeno Gin itarfer ieiu0li6cr
9lngriff nit ifmereu 8erItiten fir
Die gIngreifer obgeidlagen. gatr on
eineut @unfte erreihten bic GGlt.
id)en oie britiiden @raben, mur0en
jc0od olirh eiueu @egennu9riff 8u.
rijdQeI6laqen. Q(n anoeren 9uut-
ten luur6en bic gttafen Der 5einOe
NIT icblueren @erIuiten fir ite nbge.
lDicieu. (DieieS mag al8 Der boff.
mnQsreid)ite oiii5iele @erid)t, Sen
6eIomoridaa 6oig felt 8cgiun Der
CiieniiUc berausgGgeben bat, be.
ira1tet peroen. Der WteIoung 0es
britiihcn Observation-Disclosures 3ufoIge
lit Der feinolihe 9ormarid an Der
qon5cn iSront gum 6oIten gefonl,
men ueni9iteu5 borlduiig)
Ger erite feiuoIidc 9lneriif bellte
iriib entipidelte iid uorolib un0
ii6lid, bon goparme. (8apalue
liegt is W1cilen iueitlih bon Sam.
brai uno mebr als feds 0leiIen bon
0em Middleton guuft Der bon ben
6ellti6en bor ge8iun Der 0ffeniiOe
beiebt mar.
Dit Der britiiden glrmee i'm Sell
6c, %. W3Gr5. 8riten un0 5ran.
3oIen, nelhe In Dem ga 5ere glb.
idnitt Sdulter an Sdulter fdmpfen
bo6en Die Soffnung aitf einen GIN.
itiqcn 8erlauf Ser Sdladt nod nidt
aufgeoebcn. 9(n bieIen Bunften leis
iten Die griten energiifen @i0ers
Itan0, meroen ie0o6 an anoeren
Dieoer ihiper beordngt. Die 8riten
6a6en bis jett MIR Denige Geierben
in Dem aaupf geiiIbrt. Sbre StoB.
tr1tppen ernogliden eS Der Satpt.
nrinee, Itb in Gromtng ouf borberei.
lcie Stellungen 8iriid8iebeu. Ole
unter Den 2ligen oes soiiers fam.
pten6en Geutifen bringen INNER
iriidje Gruppen ms @efedt, entier.
nen fiA aber ourd ibr 8orSringen
imner iDeiter bon ibrer 8aiis uno |
i6re rildU1rtigen gerbiuoumgen iino |
idJluer aiifreht 81 erbolteu. !
SotDeit man in eriabrlmg brin.
aen fann baben mebr ais 30 8ibi. |
lionen in ben aampi eingegrifieu |
unO biele ibrer Wanni6dften boben
nur eiierne Rationen fir orei 9oge |
nit iih. Ger 5eiu0 bat fiirftbare
Gerluite ertitten, oieienigen Der gri-
ten lno perb1ltnismdbig 9ering, Ood |
hobei 6ie g(aiierten cine betrddt. |
lidle gln5abl @ei1n9ene uno 8dbt !
reide @eihiite berIoren; olles oieies
pur6e al glniong 0es glngriiis elm.
aebiiBt. SfJiUerere Sample fino 5u
rtparten. Gem Die 9eniihen oiir-
fen in ibrer Offenfibe nidt nndlai.
len ODER cine gtie6erIage 3ugeben.
Ole fdrDerlten Sample am Cams.
Iaa erelgncten fid 6itlid bon ge.
rome. ggdbren6 Der 0lorsenituu.
BEN baiten bic Geitifeu lire Ginie
3is mad Sam. fi6lid bon peronue,
oorqeihoben ua0 naren an mebre.
rem 4nnften in bic brttiibg gertei.
bIaunq8linie borgq0rimgen, Die Sri.
len orqnnilierten riuen @egenangriiil
iH0 iriebeu Die Gadidcn 5uriid. 81
mar oigles elner oa iegr Wenigeal !
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"a Seutitbc Slieoer
AT Srcnt aboeIebciien

2on0on, 25. Idr8.-ein offi3iel.
Ter geriht ii6er bic 2ufttGmpie he.
iagt, 6aB "a fpinoIi6e gleroploue
berabgeidjoiieu uur6en. 6einOlide
4croplaHe sic nie6rig flogen uuO
6ritiife 5uiauterie angriffeu, mitr.
ben 6erab1abolt. 6rfolgreldle On.
griife wuroen aui Dinnnbeim im6
cine 5lugbale bel gles gemndt.
gritiide 5lic9er bomb1r6ierteH 2l6.
idnitts Der Sdll1dtfroni. no iein6
lide Aruppen lou8entriert lUarea.
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plQneN noU oet Df0lf DefI0lAL IDLE
oudl bon 0eHen Die sur @erieiOiauna
bon 4ariS borbou0en itn0 Sis
mur0en beririebert nah0em lie eini.
&C 8omben obgeiuorfen botten.
Ggperteu ifeptiih.
2onhon 25. @ldrs. Die uner.
fIGrte Qlntunft bon nit SodlerpIoIi.
ben gefiIten Oeutlhen @eidoIien
uur0e beute bier ais 0os probte
9totieI 0es arieges dngeiebeu. Die
Grperten srlp1qen 0ie Nt0glitfeit.
ooB Die @eidolie BON 3eppeIinen,
Die IN groBer S0be biilter ben 0eut.
ihen 2inien Itebeu, obgaian0t ner.
oen. Gin 8eridt, 6ab eine SfieIen.
fouone mebr ol8 20 D1eiIen BON 9a.
ris entoedt puroe, 1T obne 8eit1ti.
glllq.
Sieiige Grperteu, Die often feb.
tti9 iino, ernogen mebrere Sbeorien,
einidIieBlib eines tteuerfiin0enen
aroftentipifler8 BON bisber uubc.
fainter 8udt Ser elm GeftionoI.
@eidoB oltsluirft. gin 0erartt9es
@ei4oB tann in0ent es In 8rpii6en.
rdltmeu in Der 2uft erplo0iert, ir.
gen0peIde friibere 0l6gIi9feiten
ilbertreffen.
8ie GelttIden iuoIlen oniAetnenS
Oen @lattben ber6reiten, oaB Iie eine
oerortige aanone ertruidelt baben,
in Der Soffmtn9, 0ie WforaIe Der
8eipobner BON 4ariS um0 2onOon 8p
5erlt6renin6em iie gInllben MAIDEN.
oaB Die engliide &itfte un0 9ober
in oeren S6uBfreis iteben.
gerliner geitatignng.
Berlin, bia 2on6on, %. @f1rs
@eu1dB einam gcItern obeno erlaIle.
men offi5ieIlen 8erid1t lit &oris ben
oelttiden lneittrogenoeli @aidiiben
bonlbaroiert iporoen.
Stelluug Der &anune ent6edt.
Baris, "a. Mdr3. - Sic 6eittide
n9iieien.aonoae" 0ie 8oriS bonbar.
0ierte, tpur6e I'M g8olbe bon ct.
@obain, peitli6 bon 2aon uno ge.
nnu 122 &ilonleter o0er etipa 76
Meilen bon Der Stootbolle bon Na.
ri8 entoedt.
Die aanone bonlbaroierte 4aria
ben groBten 3eil 6es Sontlto9S BIN.
0urcb. Ser Gag nuroe our6 ldute
bon 103oltgen @eifoi.
fen eroffnet. giele 9erionen iudten
0ie Shubpldbe ouf u16reno biele
8ur 8almenpei6e nod Den
&irden gingen. 9ie erlten @ei6oiIe
trafen in 8eitrGinnen BON 90 02tnu.
ten elm 1tno idtenen nit gr0Berem
Gra6 ait erplo0ieren ols am San18.
tag. Stiide Der @ranaten entbieIten
@eidiiBrobra6oriide, nelde befuei
ien BOB fte niht bera6gelDorfen, ION
bern bon &anonen o6gefeitert tpur
ben.
e5n nilitdriiten areiien lit man
Der 9lniiAt, oab eS iid 1un 8lpei aa,
nonen banoelt, beren cine nod 0em
Ylotin i'm gSaloe @s6oin ent6edi
lpuroe.
Salt ss fit nnmSglidJ.
Baltimore, 25. U2dr8. = emil
@ot6mann, Der Grfin6er un6 5eI6.
glnu6t oaB sic meittro.
genoe Gonone, nit Ser oie 9elttIden
Bari8 bonlboroieren foflen, cine ma.
tbematiide l1uui0elidfeit lift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-25
Sekret6r Baker
bel EIouS George

eonoon %. Nldr5. - Ser aHe.
rifaniibe arieg5iefretdr galer bate
beute nit oen britiiden Minifter.
praii6enteu 2Iopo George cine Elm.
ituuoige llnterreOtng. auh NIT Dem
ariegSmiuiiter gerbD un0 an6eren
giaatsbeoHten fonieriertc cr. pnbr.
idieiHlid lUcacn 6cr Sifitation an Ser
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-25
Srirbcnsbertrag entae.
heisen.
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grniteronnL 25. U21r3. gus
Berlin pir6 geuleloet: g1nd einer
lanaen gr6rterrng bieB ser Soubt.
ausibub beg Reidstoges ben syrie.
oens. uno 6ouoeI8Dertrag nit GuB.
lamb out. gs iptroe audi eine 9fe.
iolution onoeuommet fpeIhe bic Re.
gierlnq aufiorocrt, eine SiherIte[.
lung fir 5eutife Sinan8dnipriife All
erfangen ais GntQqlt fir entipre.
6enoes 8orgaben Geuti6lan0s sit
guttiten riiiiidrr 2lnipriid)e.
gfmItcr6ant. %. D1dr8.-q2it t2
1eqet 10 StuHmen beriDarF 6er
SanptausifuB teg 3ei6stages eiuen
g(ntrag Der una66dn9igen 5o8iob
Oenofroten, Sic 9llano eynfeln al
rdumeu uuo i'd, nidjt in Die inneren
2lnqeIegenbpiteu syinnlanos 6ard
Gutlenouna Dor 3rubpen nn6 Die
qiefarung con geaffan ein8unliidlen.