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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29

been confined for several days with
the Flu, are doing nicely.
Mr.. Farley Dunavent, q well
known painter has been quite i'll The
past two weeks with lead poisoning.
Mr.. Peter Zervas has been con
fined for several days with the Flu.
Mr.. r. l. Settles, wife and son are
able to be up after an attack of the
Flu.
Mr.. George Eastin is recovering
rapidly for an attack of influenza.
DR.. s. f. Spratt, who has been
confined for several days with the
Flu is greatly improved.
Mr.. James w. Greene, popular
Deputy Sheriff, is confined to his
home with influenza.
Miss Ruth Day is able to be out
again, after a very severe attack of
Spanish Influenza.
Little Miss Billy Vanarsdell is i'll
with the Flu.
Mrs. Matte Faulkner, who has
been dangerously ill for some time
past is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Byron Wood, who has been ex-
tremely i'll with pneumonia at Camp
Meade, Md. for the past three weeks
is now out of danger according to q
message received here today by
relatives.
Mr.. ]. d. Wren, Flu victim, is
able to sit up and will soon be out
Miss Mary Lawless Gatewood was
taken to a Lexington hospital today
for an operation for appendicitis.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29
Shop now for Christmas at
THE WALSH COMPANY.
COLORED NOTES
(By Robin Hamilton)

Mrs. Susie Hughley, of Chicago,
ILL.,, is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Apperson and
children left Tuesday for their home
in Chicago. Mrs. Apperson spent
the summer with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Congleton.
Mrs. Lue Phelps, of Lockland, o.,
is home on short visit. JILL.
Mrs. Mary Kirkman, of Chicago,
formerly of this city, was called
home on account of the death of her
father Mr.. Louis Upton, who was
buried last week. Mr.. Upton was
one of our oldest and highly res
pected colored citizens. He is sur
vived by his wife and five children.
Estella Wilson, daughter of How
ard Wilson, on Tenny Ave-, died Fri
day night of the Spanish Flu
Mr.. Bruce Cunningham, of Camp
Knox, visited his parents last week.
Mr.. Tom Owings is i'll of pneu-
monia at his home in Smithville.
Mr.. Wade Tillman, who was taken
suddenly i'll last week is able to be
out again.
The Spanish Flu is spreading
rapidly among the colored citizens,
Quite number of new cases are re-
ported to be on Tenny Ave-, and in
Smithvjlle. As yet only few deaths
have occurred.
Matthew Lewis, who was shot
Saturday night a week ago, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Ada r. Kelly, who under,
went an operation in Lexington last
week, is reported doing nicely.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29
ELLIOTT NJ. SHOEMAKER,

Your loving son,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29

PERSONALS

Mrs. William Bridgeforth is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. J. Gay at
Versailles.
Mrs. Hattie Huls and Miss Mary
Halls, of Indian Fields, we're visitors
here Saturday.
Hon. Cole Barnes, the efficient
County Court Clerk, Of Bath county,
was a visitor here last week.
Mrs. w. r. Nunnelley, of Louis
vile, and daughter, Mrs. Ike Smith,
of Henry county, visited relatives
and friends here for a few days the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Gaines, of
Lawrenceburg, motored to this city
Friday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Lockridge.
Mrs. Geo. w. Anderson, Sr., has
returned from Beattyville, where she
has been visiting her son Geo. w.
Anderson and family.
Mr.. w. C. Moore is in Lexington
on business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover C. Anderson
and daughter, Susan, will return to-
day from Stanford. Mr.. Anderson's
many friends will be pleased to learn
that he is recovering nicely from the
operation on his foot and that the
physicians think that in a few weeks
he will have entirely recovered.
DR.. and Mrs. George F. Doyle have
returned to Winchester after spend
ing several days with Mrs. DOyle's
brother, Mr.. Roger Drake.
Miss Levenia Oldham, returned
missionary from Japan, is the guest
of her brother Mr.. w. P. Oldham ano
other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Kidd, of Win
chester, spent Wednesday in this
city with Mrs. II. B. Turner.
Mrs. B. G. Nunnelley and attrac'
tive children have arrived here tt
spend the winter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Apperson. Lieut.
Nunnelley is now in France.
Mrs. NJ. F. Clancy, of st. Adams
w. Va, is visiting her daughter Mrs
Allie Henderson this week.
Miss Flo Shirley is spending sew
erai days in Lexington this week.
Miss Elizabeth McCoun was tn
guest of friends in Lexington las
week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Spratt spen
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29
SOLDIERS LETTER
Somewhere in France,
September %, 1918.


Dear father and mother:
This lonesome night, ont here in
No Mans Land in my dug-out. Will
let you know | am in the best Of
health and hope this will find all the
same.
received your letter this morning
and sure was glad to get it as 1T is
the first first one | have received
since / have been over here and it
sure was good news. Anything to
read is good news back here in No
Mans Land.
/ have been in the trenches about
three weeks, and probably will winter
here. Don't think they have much
winter here. Snow only gets about
six feet deep. Although / don't think
that will interfere with the dough-
boys for l think they can stand most
anything from the experience that /
have had.
/ think if things keep on the way
they are going we will have the Huns
run down in a short time. GER
tainly have been working hard since
l have been here. We do most Of the
work at night and sleeping in the
day time. We are out scouting at
nights looking for the Dutch.
Haven't been lucky enough to get
any yet but think we will have them
all in the near future.
We had sad accident in ouI
company yesterday; two men killed
and three injured.
/ have been picking blackberries
this evening and had a blackberry
pie for supper. 1t sure was good and
we could hear that sweet music sing
ing over our heads, but, we are useC
to it, We are under heavy artillery
fire all the time. They have hit on
dugout several times, although nc
one has been hurt.
1 don't know how long I will b.
here before l go for a rest, and be
lieve me, you sure will need res
when you leave here. We hiked abOu
twenty miles when we came here
each carrying about one hundred
pounds on his back and it sure wa
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29
For Sale

One two story residence on corner
of High Street and Samuels Ave. and
one bungalow on Samuels Avenue.
Just completed and modern in every
particular. See me if you want to
buy q nice new home.
17-2t. W. T. FITZPATRICK.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29

several days the past week in Lou
isuIle,
Mr.. L. Il. Gnggs and Miss I.ucy
Smith spent several days the past
week in Madison county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29

] don't suppose Jamie will be lucky
enough TO cross the pond. If he
does happen to be called; hope not
anyway, for there is only one COM
try and that is the old U. S. A.
/ will close with love and luck to
all. Answer soon.
Your loving son,
ELLIOTT NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Co. NJ, 51st. Infantry, ~
A. P. o. III, A. e.. +. .,.,
p. S.--Have you received my al
lotment yeti Let me know. Find cut
Nelson Denues' address and send it
to me. E. NJ. S.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29
Buy HOle-proof sox at
THE WALSH COMPANY.
WILL PROBATED

The will of Ennis d. Rice, de-
ceased, was probated before County
Judge E. w. Senff yesterday. Under
it the entire estate was bequeathed
to his mother Mrs. Clemmie Landers,
who will be remembered as a daugh-
ter of Mr.. John w. Williams of Pow
ell county and a former resident Of
this county, when living at what is
commonly known as the Weldon
place ON the Owingsville pike. Young
Mr.. Rice retained Montgomery coun-
ty as his legal residence, as shown
by his will and left an estate, con-
sisting of about $4,000 in personality.
Mr.. G. b. Patterson was named and
qualified as Executor.
The decedent enlisted in the Navy
in the spring and died of pneumonia
in mid-ocea on the battleship Geor-
gia. The body was taken to France
and as the ship Immediately return
ed to America, it was brought back
to the United States for interment,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1918-10-29

Don't fail to look here for mems
aud boys underwear. Cooper's spring
needle,
THE WALSH COMPANY.
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observation-disclosures
Hcntitee lt,irS belste
Bcricbt ctitatten

GoS anterifaniiieritngs Gonlitee,
ooS @oub. gtebiIle bor einigeu Mo.
noten ernonnt bot, 1tn6 oos 6ie 8e-
i6iuerben Ser frenlogeborenen 8iir-
ger bernontlten bat pegeft Ser llnge.
iebliden 8eihr1nfung oes @ebrauds
bon fretloen Spraden in &ithen,
S9lllen, GreTIe uno ser Seffentlih-
felt leitens Ser 8ertei0igungsrote oeS
Staates, bGlt beute nohn1ittag I'M
Barton Sotel, Smoba, feline Sittng
ob, tim feinen in elmer friiberen cit.
5ung bereitS ousgearbeiteten 8eri6t
in nller 6orn an3unebuen uno Dem
@ouberneur 5lt unterbreiten. 0ad
oen 8eridten, Die fopeit Int Die 9ef-
fentlidlfeit brangert miro Der 8eridlt
5u @tnite1l Ser 8eI6peroe fiibren-
ben 8iirger oltSfaGen.
gs nerloutet ferner, 6oB @oub.
IeoiIle oen 8eridt CUR @aiis ieiner
Gn1pfeblungen lit ieiner 2(bidie0sbot-
ifoft an Die nddite 2e9isIotur ma.
den miro, 6ie befonntli6 an Z. SSa.
nuor 5iiidnun1ertritt.
Ser nit Spannung erfp1rtete 8e.
ri6t miro bon Der Tribiine oer0f-
fentlidt neroen iobdI0 i'm 6os SEQ.
initcc Der Seffentlidfeit iibergibt.
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l1lagimiliait ParSen
iibcr Sen GgsKaiIcr
Sast, berielbe nabn feinen pcriSnli.
den anteil am ariese, nnb gc.
bingansen iimb 81 idJiuer.

2onoon, 8. Ge5. - @}oriniIion
Soroen Sernitseeber Ser 3ufltnft,
ertldrte Dem gertreter oeS @erItner
aorreiponoerten ser 2onoon GrpreB:
Scr &oiier Bat ieinen geruf per-
feblt; er b6tte Der @eIdGftsfiibrer
cine aaberets lperoen ioIleu. Nm Der
arieesfiibritng bntte @ilbelm Ser
3ueite feinen anteil. Ct muroe bei-
ieite geidoben uno purOe ons San0.
merfs5elig Der Sumter. 0ieie gloltb-
ten ooB er Elm 5eigIing iei uno
filr6teten. Dab er Die arieggerfla.
rltng niht unter5ei9net iuiir6e, oes.
Dalb iar6ten lie i'm mad Norlneaen.
auslGnoer boben bes &oiicrS gleu.
Beres, a6er ME oeiien SSuneres &C.
ieber.
Gie gSafienitiIlit beOinelnaen
iino i6mer; iollten bieiel6en Die So.
iis iilr Die 5rieoen8beoinglngen bil.
Den, Damn pirb 0eutidlon0 ritiniert
meroen. 9ur6 ben 8erIuit ser Be.
iitnngen in gIiaB.2ot1ringen un0
shIeiien fam 9eliti9Ion0 nift auie.
Der cine SnouItrierna6t iper6en. 0aiI.
lionen 9elttide iino ebrIid uno atf.
rtdtig. Die entente folte oiele oIs
g3dnner nno nidt oIS Wlilitarilten
betro6ten.
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Wilicn kcnfcriert init
raniino mnA 1pbite
Gr ienbet cine orabtlpIe 9epeide al
bic ans Sranfreid snriifaefeBr-
ten Suloatea.

IN @cro nes II. 9. g. @eorqC
8oibinqton 8. Ge3, Sltnfenberift
Griiioent g8ilion bntte geiteru
nit ieinen 9tntgeberu, Stoatsiefre,
tar 2nniing unO 8otidofter @bite,
cine Idn9ere Gonferena Die erite
ieit6ent bas Sdiff Den gtep Yprfer
Safen berlieB. G3 miro angenom.
men 0aB es iib in 0erislben I'M oie
Sdaffltng Der gtationolitGtenIiqo
bauoeIte. glu6 iea Die 8oblplat-
form oes britiiden @iniIterprdiioer,
ten Slopb George @egenitano Der
geiprehung gepeien fem,
Ser Gr1it0ent Idtlote beute cine
8egriiBunes0epeihe an Die aus
6rollfreid un0 Gnglnno beimgefebr.
ten 5nlboten. 9ieieIbe Iatttet
n9er8liher @ruB an 0ie eeSltn9en Die
5ltriifaefebrt iin0, uno Die 10 freu.
big Spfer gebradt baben."
g[uf oie norpegii1en gieooftelt-
rem Die gum @eiltd in gtmerifa elm
getroffen lin6, erbielten BON inn Ell
men telegropbiifen @rlB.
9as gSetter mir6 pdrnler, un0
Die Gee lit nidt mebr 10 beluegt;
man eripartet Die 9l8oren morgen SIT
erreiden.
%rGiioent ggilion uno feline Gei-
IegeieIlidaft mobnteu geitern einelR
@ottes6ienIt bel.
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NnterikaniIe0e
1oetlMStliite

@aIbin9ton. 8. 3ea. 9as
ariegsont bet bente no6Itebenbe
gerIlftliIte fir 9onntng uno @on-
tag 6efonnt acgeben:
Sonntag eSsrn Sample getGtct,
406; on 8unoen 9eItorben. 173;
ourd tllqIii48f1(le nnO anoere ltr.
laden geitorbcn 7; Our6 4eroplouc
ltnfa[Ge oeitorberb 8; an &ronfBei-
ten oeitorbert 260; idper beripln-
set, 1918; bel 227 foltnte Die
Sdipare Der Gertpltnoung ridt feIt-
9eiteut per0cn; Iei6t bertpltn6et,
556; in &ompfe bermiBt, 2S5;
5ulanlmen 1886.
MarineeorpsberIltlte @efdllefL s;
ben GrIittenen 8iuoen erlegen, 8;
an aranf6eiten 9etorben, s; idper
bermun0et, 5S; leift berlpltnOet,
4; bel 2 fonnte Die Sdpere ser
geripnnbung rid)t feitseitellt mer.
oen; gefangen genoinmen I; Der-
miBt, 2.
9}ontag- -@orniittagsberi1t = SIN
annpfe Qetotet feline; an 8un0en
aeitor6en 81; bnrd l1nfGlle unb
onOere l1rioden geitorben, 90; ourd
aeroplane ltnfaI(e geitorben, 3; an
aranf9eiten geitorbeh 70; Der.
idmer ipuuoet, feline: bei 1.080
fonlttc Die Sdlpere Ser 8ertpitnoung
nidt feit9eIte[lt lperoen; leidt Der.
feine; I'M Sample bermiBt,
feline; in @efaugenidaft geraten,
feline. 3uiommen 1,279.
gidduittaesberidt -SS5ni Sample
aetotet 379: on @unoen 9eItorben,
feline; an SIranfbeiten geItprbeH,
feline; idioer beripnn0et, S91; lei6t
oerlpun6et, 175; I'M Sample ber-
niBt, 1888; in @efangenifaft gera.
ten. feline 2uiomtnen 1,76S.
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miro btOrobli6
fir Strcik, bis ltnicn ancrkannt lit; cine
teile Kcnfcrens in 2(Msiidlt
,l,apor meint, K0mpanie iolle yetrieb aufneRmen

CAB folgenoes 9ieiultot: 6S6 Gtiflt.
men fit, '23 eegen Gortiebung oeS
Streifs. Gie Streifer ipareu bod.
erfrellt ii6er Ben 9lusfdI[ Der 9[b-
thinning.
Ole Serren Smitb ln0 @ebnolos
mollen bcrll6elL Die bei0en 4ar.
teien 8u elmer nelleit Gouferen3 5B
belpegert Elm 8oriab, ser oie polle
8illi9ung oess W1dpors finoet. G'r
aeinte beute friib, oaB es sic Gflic1t
Der aonlp1gnic lei, ben gctrieb ipie.
Der auf8uneGrnen 1tlto beriiderte,
0aB Die Staots fol6em llnterueblneit
boaiten 5hnb qelpdbren iDiiroe.
glqe mooli6en 9lnItrengungen aur
9eilegung Des Streifs ieien qe.
maht mor0en nno es lei 0ie &fIidt
Der 5traBen1obngeieaidaft Dem
4ubIifml ihre 8ienite 8u Ieiiten.
Die 9ireftoren Ser gnbu baben
6eute morgen {i5 5u elmer 9eratling
5uiamHengcfnnoen oeren &eiuItat
nod nidt befannt 9elpor0en lit. @es
riihte iinO int ltmlouie, Dab in
@iiiiouri Gol(eD 300 Strife
breufprs" bereit gebaIten meroen.
gtadl an0eren GlteIlen iinO idon eilii-
&c bon ibnen in Gmaba. esSt gepiIielt
&reiien eruortet mon, oaB 0ie goblt-
tuagelt obne borbertge 9lnfiin0igltng
in Gie1iit geiteIlt iperoeil netOen.
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Bcie5tait9 BON Hoblcns
Sitrtb umtcrikaner

2ricr, 8. 3ea. = Die @erbrobion.
tiernng Der anlerifoniicben Sffubo.
tionsnrnlee foitet oen 0elttihat t1a.
lid $9,000,000 9reitoltieno W1otor-
luagen irbaffen Sic GorrGtc bon Ser
onrb 9fnterifaner erboutcn @iien.
balm.
Die 9eutiden erfreuen fidl ltnter
auterifanifher geiebuug elmer gr6Be.
ren 6rei9eit uno lntr nit W}iibe fatn
bon Den Sffi8ieren Elm s5rotetitifieren
Der 9ebGlferitng NIT Sen Grlppen
bernlieoen iuer0en.
Gin Battalion oes 80. olnerifoni.
fden Sftfanterie 9ieuiuieiltes lit aaf
Dem 8ege nod aoblen3. g[uf Bitten
Der Staotre9ierllng mar eg in einenl
Grtro5ltge bobin obgegongen, Inn Die
Gronung In aobIen3 oitfredt au err
baIfen.
g(miterbon. 8. 9e3. Gds briti-
fhe aouunonoo bat fiir 0os BON ibnt
offitpierte oelttIde Gerroit 6en ge.
febl erlaiiet OaB aIle 0eutiden beim
geaegnen nit englii6e1 Sffi5ieren
uno beint gtnb0ren Der engIiiben gla-
tionalbpnne lire Site abnebmen.
Snbre, 8. Seq. 8eripGtet. )-Gos
belgii9e 0berfonunonoo beri6tet:
ltnIere GaboIlerie bot g1euB uno Gre.
felo am glbein beiebt. ltniere SSSnfan.
terie bat Die. 6ront bon @afienberg,
NadI rn0 Siilim erreift.
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Die beobii6tigte GerIanlulunq
ser itreifenoen Strobenbabn angei
ltellten fon6 qeitern no6ntittog 2
llbr i'm 2o6er SentbIe itdtt. Die
2eute fanen IN milit6riider Orb.
nlrng, ie 4 9fann neben chamber,
gum Gcrialnlnlungsplobe onuor.
idiert. Gor ser Sir itan0eu Is. @.
@nttles rno Sea Short, sic Oie
Streifer. oft ein3eln ttno ieitens
Serrn @ottle8 Bel Gornonen, be-
griiBten. Ger 9abnprdiioeilt i6ieil
eritoilnt 8u iein. baB iobiele 3ur
Union Qeboreu ioIlten uno oriidte
ieine 9lniirbt aus, BOB ou6 gd6t,
llnion1nitglie6cr 0ur6idliipfen f6nn.
ten morauf icocr @aiiieren0e feline
0titglie68forte 3ltn 8orideine
bro6te alte lang gebrou6te un0
anifcinerto goa8 neue.
Ser 8erIorlnlltnq mobnten bel.
ouber ben Gtreifern, Die Serren
@ottle8 uno Sonlilton bon Ser
&onpognie Der 9(bgeionote bonn
Suits 9eporfen1ent, Serr Sntitb,
Com Rennolos, 6. 56an1p, Scr no-
tionale g(r6eiter 9rganifator, W}c-
@liaoH bonn Grefutibfonitee Ser
5treifer. geDen tpurben geboIten
bon zen Serren @attles, Smith,
Champ 1lno qfc@eillon. @errtl
@ottle'S g[nDprohe mar cine aus
fiibrlide g9ieocrbolung feiner fritz
beren Grnahnung, aur gtrbeit 3u-
riid5ufebren 1t1b ser Gllti6eioung
6eS &riegs- Grbeitsausidufies Die
ibr ge6iibren6e 9l6tlIn9 GIT soIlen.
@efro9t. mas er 9egen 0ie ltnion
babe, ontiportete 6err 8attIes, 6aB
in &iir8e IS nie8 iei:: @ollptquartier
uno @altpt6iiros Ser Union Ieien
nid]t in Gmoba uno e8 ipi0erItrebe
ibm, g(noronun0en fir oieie Stoot
unO icine Strabenbn6n bon aus
pGrtS 5u erboIten 9(noronungen
bei oeuen oie gddtbeteiIiaten, oie
giir9er ltnirer 6tabt, uidt nrit5r=
re0en bitten. Sin 9eiipiel onbon
hGtte Snlaba Dor 10 SSSohren gebo6t.
Serr Sinitf ernlobnte Sic 2eltte.
3ur arbeit slariif3ufebren.
Scrr 8att[es berIieB oos 2ofo(,
ioboIo er ieiuc gfe6e beenoet batte.
Die 0arouffolgenoe g(Itimntung err
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6 Scutiebc Oclcoateit
sur SricSenskcnfcrcllj

2on6on, 8. 9e8.-1em 8erltner
aorreiponDenten elmer 2ouooner Bel.
tllug gegeniiber bat iidj 9sbilipp
Sdeioemonn @}itglieo Der qegen-
iudrtigen oelltihen gfeoierutg, IN
folgen6er @eiie geduBert; p9ie oeut-
iha 6rieoensoelegation futro ouS G
0titglie0ern beiteben. 9ieie neroen
bon Der Gotionolfonpention oerlon-
gen. bob 3eltidlano ben Qlaiierten
9egeniiber geipiiienbaft banOeln iper-
be. 8etreffs Oe8 frii6eren Gaiierg
iagte Sheioenanu; oGie Heoie-
RING beitdfttgf iid NIT Der fSrdge
Der 8ro8eiiierun8 iener GerionetL 0ie
filr Den arieg berollttportlih 8lt bal-
ten limo" Gr iIt Der Meinltng, Dob
9elttidIon0 idlieBlid cine groBe 9te.
pit6Iif biIoen meroe.
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ltebcr9abe BON 1000
Seilticben Cmftiebiffen

2onoon, 8. 3e3. - Die 8affen.
itiTlitdnbsbeoingungen ittpulieren Oie
l1e6ergdbe bon 1000 oelttiden 2uft.
m1idinen on sic @erbiin6eten. gS
lit oas feline fleine g(ufgobe. 9ie
9eutffen baben oieie Woidinen bel
ibrem Giid5uge 5ltriidgelniien, ltn6
iie ntiiiien MN ge8dblt, eraminiert
uno berpudt iperOelt.
gah offiaielIeu @erihten boben Die
aaiierten felt Dem 1. SSanuar 1918
etlpa 5000 feinolide Wtaihinen ger.
it6rt uno ettpa 1000 fanpfunfGbig
gemuft, iooaB Der oetttihe gerluIt
fir oieieS Sobr alleiit 1000 0oi6i.
nen betr1gt.
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B0bnteit tuirS Itets cine
Republic blelbcm

GGris, Q. Ge5. - Ger neue 8rGli,
bent Der ti6c6o .ilopafiiden 8epu6Gf,
groRiior Sbos. o. Dioiorpf, miro
ii6 MIR fllr5e 3eit in garis oitfba(-
ten. Gr m51blte bier, Dab er iofort
nnf iciuer gtnfltnft in grog oas
8arlnment ein6erlifen uno iein poli-
tii6es 93rogrnnun ibm umterbreiten
meroe. or fiigte nod binsu, 0nb
g'obuen nod ieiner 9lniidt itets eine
aepublif bleiben ipiiroe ln6 0ob Die
9e5ieburgeu Oes neuen Staates 5i
ienten gtad6arh ben gium1nen uno
gSolen, CUTE ieien.
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Demtic1e SclGatem
sur Sd1tueiS 5itrii6

gern Shrpei5, 8. 9e3-25,0 600
bis $4,000 oeutIdJe SoI0oten bic
frii6er in Der S6ipei3, pobnten,
w1rten an Der Sdpeiaer @ren5e niif
GinlaB. I'M All i6ren 5ontilien Su.
riid3utebrcn. Die. 9legierltng Ser
S6luei5 lit abr iebr boriiftis. Gle
bat in fSraulenieIO Elm Souptquar.
tier eingeriftet, no Die g(nipriide
unO gsiinihe eiaes ieoen eeuait un-
teriuft meroeL ehe Elm lleberidrei-
ten Ser @ren5e erioitbt niro. gtllr
100 big $50 Der 9eute fonuen t1g.
Iif abgefertigt tuer6er.
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9eiuitt iuicOcr i'm gann Scr Sln.

9elpitt N}ebr.. 8. Sea Geruift
lit infoloG Sqs gsieoeronsbrebeng
Der gpi0enlie mieoer ltater auararls
tdne ae!teat morben. 6dnltIide ltus
terboltnngs- lm0 (9erioruutlunggz
pldBe iinO acihloiien iporoen.
SSn Ser 2utberiihen 8reifaltig-
feits Stride mnroet arn SanStog
Serr Q(Gire6 ssaiterleib ltnO SRI.
Soa SdnioIe in oie 9toienfeiieln Der
Gbe 1cidnie0at. 4oitor eeSobn 6dorf
boll5oa Die Sralutng. Die 8tutt lit
Die Iod3ter bon @ern 1n0 srolt
5reo Sdnnle bon 0eipitt inns Der
grduti9nm lit Der Sobn bon Serrn
lnh Srnt 8reo ssSnterfieo BON So
fine County. g}ah elmer fltr3en Sod.
5eitsreiie mir0 fid 6oS iungc Soar
olif Der sSorm ne8 Serrnl S. S1ters
licb nie0erlaiiett.
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qeridt ber aiien6a6n.Slommiiliun.

Stnc0lM ylcbr.. 8. Ie8.-Nie Wilt-
alie6cr ser Stoats Giienbahn-
aolnniiiion geben in einem @e.
ridte qenonc 2lusfunft iiber oic
Gmfuidelling ots 8erfebrsiueieus
i'm Staote 1es Qiihelheu iollte
cher Cen 1itel filbren saampi nuo
2ei0eu~ Der Giien6ahn aonnliiiion.
gGs gcrfoiier tes 9omp6lets iinO
su nenncn. ois Serren 3bonns g.
SaG. Sarru q. IoDlor, 9ictor 6.
@iIiou, ioiuic Sborue g. groipH
uuO llIDiies Grant 9oIDea.
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DeutieQlanS bereit,
1ooleft 5lt r6miilen

Germ .. Ge5. - 9us 5ieiige pol
niide gilro berofientlidie bente Die
giadridt Dab @raf SteBIrr. Der oeitt.
ide Oiplomatiibe @erfreter in @ar.
idDau Sic poInilne giegierlmg bon
Der gereitidoit 9elitidlouSs. Die
poIniihen 9iitrifte gloinn, 6looao.
na, apnitm6inob uno groId 81 rdus
men, in aenntnis aeiest babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-09
Offisicr itn6 g 1tiann
por Ganoer ertrlnkell

Taris, 9. Qeseluber.-gine Ge.
peide pon 3onperg on oie Sapas
meloet ooB / 0ffiBier mnb 6
Damn bon Dem nnerifdniiden Ger.
it0rer 2ansodle ertrnnfen, ais iie
at i6ren S6lffe Wriiffebrten. sic
hotten NIT ou6ern Sffi5ieren uno
Wannihaften Oen giadniitfae in
Dem ninroffanfi6en Snfen 5uge.
bradt uno ibr Boot ipuroe ourd Ell.
nen beitigen SSinoitob umgeidlngen
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Sran (ieo. gIlleaier Or. aeitor6cn

3almogc, 91ebr, 8. 9e3. Srau
@eorge aGqnier Sr., cine geborene
GIiinbeib 2int, lit leBte ISOLDE IN
i6rem Seim in 9ieIion glebr., an
Der SSnfluen3a geltorben. Gle binter.
Idbt ibren tief6etrilbten @otten,
cine stpei Sydtre olte 8ohter, lire
@lterL &errn un6 Srau Gbas.
2inb, in gfebrasfa Gin, giebr.,
unO lire S1ipiegereltern Serrn
unO 5rau 0,eo. glagaier, Gr., IN
Gnlmnee. 9os 9ei6enbegdnguis Ser
o05ufriib berItorbenen jimgen 6rnu
bat bon Der getbeIsfirhe in &c.
brnsfa GitD ons nif Dem 8uhfa
5rieobof Itntteefunoen. Gen trnli.
ernoen Sinterbliebenen ilnier Bel.
Iei6.
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5luci OffiSicrc fallen
NIT 1llafc9iitc 81 Gccc

Cos q(naeles, 9. 3e8. Gie seuts
nant8 S, 2. Gbaffes bon @oio0ena
nnh gbas. s. 3rafe Doh Mdnfufo,
aas., fielen aiif 9fodipeH 6ielb 5000
5nB in ibrer Nlnihine 3ur groe
uno iulr0an ougenbIidlid gct0tct.
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n)ettcrberl6t.

Sir Sntoba uno lllnaegenO- lin.
beItinlmt belte oben6 1tilo 9ienstag,
fiibler belte obeno.
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= al ieinen g9nnben er(eaem.

5rcmout, Sheer. 9. '3e8.-Ger
SolOot ernit q. 8. 2drien gru.
Scr Oes 2ift. uno gSoIier.aommii
idrs 4. Sdrre 9orien, 1T ON 21.
0ftober icinen @un0al IN 5ranf-
reid erleaen.