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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
9tus GineOllt.

Serr 8ia Motpin 9u6Ii3itdts.
0ireftor 0es Staates g2e6rasfa, ser
tiir3li5 aIs gertreter oes @ouber.
neur gleDiae Gamp Coon, in Oct
g}d5a bon DemiHg, q. 0(.. beiudte
lmo jeet ieiuen 9eridt o6leqt, Iaq
te, oaB Die geiuu05citliben ger60lt.
niiie ooielbit bic 6enf6ar better fin0,
wem er 0nS 2oger ieI6it aid fir
0eu ungeeignetiteu Glab fi.r cine
0erartige gInlage be3eihnete, oa gro.
be Soaoittrr1e, Die oieieIbe in regel.
mdBigen 8Uiidenrdumeu treffen,
nidt 9eraoe 5u ben groben annebm.
ii6feiten oes 2ebeus ge6oren. ge.
ion0eres Sob hat SER W}dlibin fit
bic 5oipitala6teiluug. bic iidl MIR
eritflaiiigem tm0 geiduIteu gerional
3uioHneniett.
Sier itarb geitern im utter BON
81 synbren Or Gleru U Gabis,
Gefau 6e5 aolegnuns iiir qiteratiir,
aiinite uno @iiieni6afieu Der gle.
brnsFn st1ats .llnioeriii1t, nod Mir
tlr5cm ardnienlQger an guugeunt.
3iin0uHa I'm ieiuer 9'a9re trauert
ieiHe &itDee pier oiuc. eine God.
tee uno 3aBlreide 5reilnOe u6 Qer.
gBrer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
y olncrib. Gcidnocue
snSIid dlifociiinNeu
9rfinbcn fdl i'm lutrruicruua0laart
Sudel, @ctprruhsu; Sobrs.
t0uc Qemelhet,

@oi1inRton g. g.. 4 5asr
seba pon oeu Nu5If omerlontifcn
Soi0oicu weI6t nod ctuem Gro
bcmibcrioa Der Gcaid)cn om g.
gloraJber ais pcrmibt aemel0ct muir
ocn, iiH0 rbn Gotcu 0rel3 IN tiHcu
@eionQoueuIoQcr in Gudc @cit
pralBcn auiacfmocu morocn So
terittcte acitcru General 9cri6ua
ON oos 9rieQSami
Sic mtr0rn bel 6em eriten 9Ius
ariii Ger 0cltihen mtf eincn one.
ritonilheu 6routobitburtt Qefonacn
aenommen Ole lehs @aiauqeueu,
iopie 8pei onoere. ole BET Den fol.
8en0cn 9lnariiien gefangcu Qenom.
.mcu morocn ino, iino:
Serlcant G0aar 8. Salnburton,
.StouD 9oint, g. g.; @emeiaer Ga.
niel 9. Gallagher, gIocton, 2[la.;
8cneiuer GlDoe 8. @rimslep,
Studtou, aauioS; @em. So1t 8.
0efcr ginccrne$, S5n0.; @emeiuer
sSohn l. Setter, GlttrDiIer, DILL. /;
Sem Seridet @oofren. G6ira9o,
@em 6orrD q. 2ouQbman Gbi.
co9o; @euL 9ernon 20. aen0ou,
9}oI( 0tla.
Gie Gepeiden beitatigeu ben Sob
bon Rog 3. Corner bon Gecahr,
ST. 6ei einen 6liegerlnfua un6
beiagtetL ooB @emeutcr eyobn ".
8ooorlun ,Snfonterie, bon Q2c2ean,
Ier, bel einem @eFeat an 90.
ss5omlor idner bernunoet murbe.
@emeiner 3obn 8 @ro0D, s5nfaus
terie, bon 9rlmL aD., tpur0e tn ei.
mem @efe6t an 30. 9Sonuar Iei6t
nerlDltn0et uu0 &orporol goo 6.
2ougGtD, S5nfouteric, BON 5bane,
9toii4 mltr0e am q 5ebruar eben-
iall5 beriuun0et.
1ie foIgen6en Tooesf1[le aug na.
tiirlihen llriadeu tpuroen gelneIoet:
Gberleutnaut 8rancis s. 60nbi6ge,
9}e0i8iner 9lejerbaforps, 2ltngen-
ent8iin0uug GgOen8burg, g. g.;
@emeiner @n %. S5ones, 2uugen-
ent5iinOlng, Souiton Ser. @enet.
ner GILBERT @. glelion, S5ngenieur.
forp8, 9}eiingiti8 9lcme, @aIb. \
8emeiner SoIliuer Quinn, 9uar-
ticrnleiiterforp8, 2ungenett8iin6ung, |
ct. 2oui8, 0lo.; aorporal Soils
90. Smitb, SSniarlterie, 21. San, !
9fod, aauIQs, @orniIti
lEop s. gbri8unn, gcloortiIlerie, |
ct Soiepb, 9}o.; Sergeont 8biIip |
3. GoIlerp, sSnfnnterie, / 6ebruar, |
Q2iIforb, Diff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
Octttict1c Gffeniinc
kcntntt, l09t Sral05eie

@ai6in9ton, 8. g., 4. Ie6. -
Siltet @utb lett Dor Der qroBen 0ellt.
iden 0ffeniibel" 0ies lit bic g8ar.
nung Ole gImerifa bon bodoffi3ieller
fran30iii4er Seite 8uqing.
gSabren0 Die Delltide glrntee bon
ben at &alie 9errldenoen ltnruben
nidt8 erfdbrt, pir0 es o6er qeItat-
tet, ooB Die aIliierten g}ationen oa.
bon erfa6reh iu6em man g}adrid.
ten nod ben nelttrdIen StQateu
ourhiidern IQBt.
a@erooe in Dem 9lu9el6lid, T"
miro ertlort, ain Dem oie QlQiierten
bic gr0Bten Gripnrtllngen eine8 s}rie-
6ens begen, ipenn Die ariegSbereit.
i6aft, iei iie aud nod 10 1nbeoeu.
teno, nadgeIaiien bot, mir0 Die 0eut.
i6e 2lruee, unberdu0ert in Geiite,
oltf inns geiporfen tperoen Sir ia.
ben abIolute 9epeiie, ouB oie g}oh.
ridt bon Den llnruben i'm inneren
8elltidIan0 nibt in8 Seer georlln.
gen lit.
Sin miIitdrii6er 8riump6 i'm
lSeitcn, erilartG Der fSrnn3oie,
uiuiir0a BON Der oeutibcu arieqs-
partei oa5u 6enutt meroen Die I'm
ruben 5u @ouie 5u beidpihtigen.
3um 1dluiie nieS CT 0arouf BIN
ooB oie Qcitidcn gdtnition gennQ
fir oic 6al0ige CiieniiBe boben mer.
ben 8ieie Gffeniipe a6er perOe Die
lidoer in Giien un0 Berlin mie6er inI
ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
Die 0iltcriRartiic1e
2lrtiaerie pcrSiiolid,
Ia5 5ensr Ser Scntiden &attcricn
uirO SdInR MN Sdn9 uirfnn8Ss
OOll beantuDrtct.

gSit Ser omertfoniihen 5eI6orrnee
in S}ranfreid, A 5e6.-2ln Der anle.
rifoHihcn 5ront in Qot6ringen bat
Elm beftger 2lrtiQcricfonapf beqon.
nen Ole oeutihen 9otterien Be.
ifieBen ole omerifoniide Stelllnq
in fur8en 8niidenr1lunen nit qro.
Der Seftigfcit; Bic 9lmcrifaner o6er
blei6eu ibnen Die 9lntluort nidt ihuls
DIG unO aripioern S6uB nm S6uB.
Gin fran8oiifer 9eo6chter In einem
5eilelbaQon bat feitgeitellt, onB Die
omerifaniihe 4rtiLerie perfefte Gel.
ititnaeu oui5liiDeiien bat.
@d1rano Der geitieBrnq uln
Sdmstng faHeu 3mei 4merifancr
inns 9e5eu mo ueun muroen Der.
mun0et Die 3eutideu morfn $50
@rdnaten IN cine Staot, in melher
iid Der Hegimentsitab befinoet; bis.
Der mar oieicr Srt Don Dem fein6.
lidleH 6euT berihont qeblieben
aIs bic Rote sreu3 1laqae Qq
biBt muroe iteGteu Sic Geutithen
Ous 6euer Elm, mro be Dumun6em
amerItaHer mur0eu in bic Ger
6nn0sHation bei0r0ert
Gie onerifaHiihen Ilteaer eutsI
pidelten groBe 9ati9feit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
slapitanlentnant erifieft Ia.

giep 9orf, 4 Ga6r.- aapit0n.
Ieutuant Rabca ll6u5 bot Scr
g}orine Der 9ereiuigten 5taaten
itarb geitern I'M 22ariac9oIbitol auf
Staoten sa55lan0 an elmer 5dlB.
Dun0e i'm aopf oieter iif lit iei.
nem 6eim ieIbit 3ufilqte Seine
6rml iagte Der 9oli3et oaB fic tel.
nen @run6 fir Die Eat an3uqeben
ipiiie rm6 onB i9r @ottp III letter
3ett oiel an elmer Grfinollng ar.
beitete. Gr mar aommon0ont eine8
tleinen &rieo8idifie8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
(entfadrtrg ainb nnfnrfnnben.

ylclo Tori 4 6eb. Iic 0rcil
id9rigc Gillian ao5uer, bic ON
6ienstag aus Dem Sole i6res pei.
mes beridmano. muroe Qeitprn bon
0ctettibcu i1rer 0hitter 8liriidgege.
ben. Ga5 Sin0 mur6c IN grooflpn
bei 5r0u Sopbie BERG borqeifn6cu,
Die i'm Gftober bon Sun 5runcisco
bierbertau grm Berg iagiq nod
i9rer 9erbaituug, baB iie bog amo
eutitbrt babe, onuit ibr SdUdger,
glaibaH shnpir0 NIT Dem fie efncn
5treit Gehabt gabe In Geroadlt ge.
taten iolte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
6o0aub mnF tfntrnr glbfommru
trciicn.

SUI Sooh 4 6e6r Ger llc6er
lees6iniuBr bon @etreioe uno @ic6s
ilttter fam Die Die 6olboffi3iclle
y'0dridtennaentur Hci6et, erit onnu
mieocr ntiqeuontulcu mer0cH, luenu
Elm 0eiiBitibas 9l6foHmen nit Der
Gntentg geidloiieu jit lLnter 6em
proOiioriiden @6f0mueu nit amp
r1to 10 uufoe erfIIrt, erbelten bic
bolldnoiideH 5diiie IN amer. 5dien
erlaubnis, nur tiuje 6o5rien gu
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
Grfulatcider aricgs Sparmarfcn.
gSerfauf.

gtelion, g}ebr., 4. 6eb.-Gros ser
fiirdterIiheu adlte pdbrelo Der Icb-
ten @p6c ninult Der Gerfauf bon
&riegs Sparmorfen einen duBerit
giinitigeu gerIaui. SS5n GountD ulr.
Den bis Jet ehpn $4,000 in oieien
n8a6p Bombs obgeiett. s5n oieicr
Staot nlfein rprroen Sparrnorfen i'm
8erte bon S25000 perfauft. Gic
bieiige So4iduIe erpor6 5purmor
fen in Der 66bc bon $500, o0er
ctua $500 fiir ie0en 5d)iller.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
Dclltld' lImctiI,alier
im Hielcm ltrieoe
a
Tntlt amtrilnaiitrr 9lahonal.
buno iammsIi bic Gamrn nnO
0eraifIdlen.

QMIooll9Dio Ra. A. 3tbr-1cr
.2oyiidu0 0g8 IHHd Amerifnuiidlru
gloiiouoltmoes 4tdi0at G. W
@oiic mlo Scireur gl0olpb 8nnuL
for0ert mr aniMlm1 bon 5rhc.
bunacu ilber Sic 9lutcritouer 0uif
idlcr @eburt mo abitouuuna nuf
mcIdc in Der oipritaniidcn 9lr.
mcc nn0 8lotie hencn uu6 criudt
aud mn itaiiitideS Material iibrr
ben GJufnuf bon yQibcrin Bombs"
un0 iouitiac @aiiiaunacu Tos
gfuuOibreiben oes goritdn6es bat
folacnocn @ortlaut
oSiu AushlbruHq zines @eihluIieS
Scr &oIlpasbeb0r0e men0et iid Scr
&oritou0 heS glotionolbnn6es an Die
Stants &erbouOe uu0 6urh 6icIe an
Die Stoot. un0 GoUntn 9crbdu0c, To-.
mic an 0ie Giu3elbercinc init ser
Bite 6ei elmer 3itio1umenitefiuq
Ger gloueu bon @meritonern 6ert.
iter c5eblrt o0er 2lbitomrnlmQ, Die
IN Dem gegenudrti1eu ariegc in ser
Der Staaten 2lruec o0er g}ariue
oicnen, totfrditig nit5ubelien, 6a.
init ipdterc @eidledjter lun 6ie Sc
ihidltsforiher eriabren fonuen, mic
ole Qeutihomerifuner bic lnierem
2on6e gcidmorene Ereue gei6noreu
bcbeu.
S}nt gerfolg 0ieier 9(rbeit lit fol.
ger0e5 5lt beadten:
II. Sic Staots0er6on0e iin6 er.
iudt 2iiten fir loren 3taot bar8lt-
itcIlen 1no Den 5ta0t, ua0 Gountp.
@erbdnoen nebit einen erfldrenoeu
Run6idlreibcn 5t} iibermitteln
02 Sic Sto6t un0 Gountn.
9cr6dnoe iteGeu bic i6ueu 3ugcgun
gencn 2iIten ben giu8eloercinen uno
aud iolden Gereiniglmgen un6 @e.
meinoen an Die ni6t 3um @erbanoe
bic Iebtergn peri0nhd ODER
ourd Die 8rciie 5pr 0}itarbeit Elm.
la0cu0.
%. Die Setret6ra Ser @in5elber
cine iteaen ulter BEN gtitglieoern
ibrcr Gcreine cine lImfrngc nod oen
9fancn Der in Ser 2frmee oocr 92a.
rine 0eneloen illHaan 2alte al.
"a 9(lte au8geiit6rtcu 2iiten itn0 |
an Den SetretGr 0es Staat8ber6an-
Oes 81 ienoen Der Die idlunigen l1u- |
terber6an0e uno oeren Sefret1re an /
.brc 9flidt erinnert. |
IS. Seiteus Ser Staatsberbdn0e !
per0en oie ausgefiilten 2iiteu Dem !
Sefratar oe5 g}ational6unoeS ii6er.
llittelt.
6. y}nr 0ur6 baruoniifes 3u. |
'anmenntrfen, iu0en ieoer on ieis
lem Glnbe fem GeiI tut, fam 0ieIe |
lrbeit, an ipelde mir inns oQe mil.
10 un6 erniig modem iolten, 8u ei.
let erfolQreihen neroen
rGile tlt not. 9ie g}oritdn0e fin0
Dringeno eriutbt, ouBer Dem o6en gc.
tanntcn 0}oterioI ou6 iol6es iibcr
ZEN 2Infmtf BON u2ibertp 8onoS"
mo ionltige potrtotiid6e GGtiqfeit gr
ltno ein3uicn0en." ..
@robeliiten iin0 Dem 9hn6ihreis
zen beiaeIeqt. Sie foroern 2lugobc
,e8 gtomen5 Der 9ereinigltng ODER
8emeinoe, Ser Sta6t uno 6es 5toa.
ea, Der arieg80icnittuenoen iomie
tngoben borii6er, Oh fie in Der Or
nee o0er 92arine 0icncn o6 iie iid) .
9eite0t boben ooer 9e5o-
en- lUor0en ltno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
11iniliticnsGepcG in
11rao flteot attf

8iirifl A. SET. Giner 6eltte bier
eingetrofiencn gepeibe gGndB lit 5n
Graa Der Saitptita0t 86bmens, Elm
Mllnitions0epot in bic 2ltft 9eflogeu.
gieIe 8crionen iin0 oobei inns Sc.
ben gefouunen. 3eitlingen Der Gem
traImatbte bebouptan, Bob es fi6 in
0ieIem Sale Inn cine Geri6m6rlng
3onoeIe. g(ae gerihte ilber 0o8 I'm.
gliif ftrt0 idarf 8eniiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
Sin @cbdnOe Der 6aruarO llniuer.
iitdt nie0eroebranut.

Cambridge, 8}oii., A. 55e6. Die
Ddlride Safe. zines Der dltcItcn
Gebdlt0e Der &arbor0 ltniberiitat,
iit geItern nieoergebrannt. 10000
&un0en Miluition mur0en ans 0em
aeaergeidloB Don g}itqlie6ern Scr
Jlotten.RaOio. rn6 Cffi5ierifuIc
unter 2eitun9 Ser CffBiere 9erettef.
g8ertuoGe 9lefor65 Der llniberiitdt
un0 Der 9fegierungsidula muroen
ebenfdIIs gerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
. Dalftpfcr t,seicnB4:
224 ll10tglt ertrssftBcm

2onoon, A. 6e6r.-0er britiidle
beipaffnete &iiitenbulnpfer 2ouDain,
unter Dem Gommonoo bon &opifill-
leutna1tt 90. o. GoItou, ipur0e ont
21. syaluunr I'M 6itliden Qtittelmeer
pon eineat 0euti6en SquAboot Der-
ieilft. 6ieben 0ffi8iere u1o 2t7
9lonnifaften berLoren babel ibr
2eben, 10 bcri6tete bic britiide go.
uliralit1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
1fnf 9ranbe in aanlns Gin.

aunia5 Gitn no, 4 Ic6.
Stint grdu6e. bic geIieru im Sc.
idditsbiertel iunerGolb Don etDa 2
Stuuoeu mtsbruden bubeH eineu
Sha6eH ongetihtct Der mf mabr
ais $t50.000 neidJdtt miro. Sic
.gegor0ln Darautien granoltiIhlug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
@raf bon glouu berliert fiinften
Snhn.

2(mitar0drn 4 Je6r Grai bon
foon Elm oeutider GorImauL bat
ieiuan iiiniten So1n i'm ariege Der.
loren Cine 9epeide bon 9reslop
on bic goiiiife 8eittng in Berlin
beiagt, 6nB aaiier g8ilbelm Dem
(5roicn telegropbiid icin tiefite8
9eilei0 mlsoriIdte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
@roFes Sdabenfcucr in SiOur
Sails.

1ioar GaQ8, g. O.. A 6ebr
Gin groto 5erit5rte geitern a6en6
0cu Geportnentia0en Der 1Suut6
giros laniort6 SO. fat adn3iih
Ter grluit an Morcn aGcin miro
out S150000 bic 100000 beredl.
net Der Sfn6cn an 6ern orci
it6diaen @ebduoc TIT nod ndt ali.
gcifldtt tUor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
9infloaba aaiIcrinuitlue ae6t nadl
3dnemarf.

Copenhagen 4 5e6r.-ger neue
goIi9ebifi gertreter Ser bier ongc.
fonmen lit iogt 6aB Sic frii6ere
aoiierinipitme bon 9tuBlono. Wln.
ria Ieo0oropn1, ole cine 6dniihe
Rrin3aiiin mar, nof 0dnemarf
tonmen lDeroe, I'm 0aieI6Tt i6re Sic,
ii0en5 ani6Inebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04
Is 8erunn6ete Sci 8ngfolliiiOn.

Albert &eo, Wtinn. 4 s5ebr.-
GIf &aiiagiere uno iie6cn 3ug6e.
oienitete Dur0en tailneile l6mer Der
lett ais Elm bon ct. 2oui8 nadl
minneapolis in n6roli6er 8idtling
fabrenoer 8aiiagier8ug nit cineul
iiiolid fa1renoen 6radt3uq 0eitern
etma 10 9}eilen noroli6 bon bier
5liammenIticB. Die 9erlDlm6cten
lpuroen NIT eiuen SiGfS8ug bier.
herge6raht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-04

2on0ou, 4 Gcb-Ger @r6dnoe
Eelcarapb bot ans aopeubuqeu cine
Gepeihe er6aIien, monuh Ser Dol.
ibebifi Nliuiitcr oes gleuBeren 2eon
Irobfn in 6eIiingiors, 0oS fh in
$Un0cu ser goli1cbifi befinoct Elm.
getrofieu lit. Gr biclt an Die 3olf5-
maiien cine 2lniprohe, in melder CT
0o5 finniide 9olf olffor0ert, Dem
geiipiel 0c5 ruiitiden 8u foIgcu, in
weIdeul Sale Die 6inuIGuOer Scr
llnteritiItunq Der Ruiieu ii6er iein
miIroen. Bon Irobfn bicB es am
9}ittluof, 6aB CT iih 8ped8 g9ic
0eroufnnbue Der 6rjeoensberboH0.
lmtgen nod 8rcit 2itobSf bGgeben
ba6e.
91ote @dr6eu beriudten geitern
cine SousiudJung bel Dem so Sabre
alten General 5olperbielm por8t-
ne5men. Gr idoB mehrere @oIibe-
oifi nieoer mo eridoB iid Damn
ieIbit.
Die Reuulntinn in 6iunlanO.
StodboIm. 4 s5e6. - Syinniide
Sruppen inter @enerol W1onner6pim
rijden gc9en Die 9fote @aroe, sic Iib
bel llleaborg am 9otbnii1en @leer-
buien fon3entriert bat, Dor. 5o mel.
0en 3epeihen aus &aporon0u. gSI
beiBt 0oB Der General Der 8oIi9e- |
biti Irlppen cine Delegation an
General @tanuerbeim ianote, bic einI
llebereinfouuuen nit 0ieien1 beritel- |
len ioqte. 8ieier uber meigerte iid, |
NIT ben 2elegaten ST. 1tnter6on0en
uno lieB iie ais 8au0iten gefangen
ieben.
Cine 9(n3ob[ ruIitIfer 0ffi8iere
ba6en ftd bon Semi itber Dos giS
nod Sopnrdnoa geflidtet. sic iag-
ten 0aB Die 5ol0aten re6eqierten
un0 iie ionie einen General, 0eIien
Smt8 ite ouge8iinoet botteu, ait I'm.
den beriu9ten. 9ll6 Ser General
belpartiteutgte feline GSIud)t. 9ie go.
te @oroe fontro[liert 6eliinQfors;
9ruppcn trcffen in Sha.
rem bon 4ctrograo Elm.
9epeihen ans SeIiingforS 3ufot.
8e 1T Der 9tb8eorOnete @lniffolo,
elmer Der 5itbrer inn ftnnii6en 2atl0-
Tag i'm @eian9riS erlnoroet noroen;
a8 miro ottgebelttet, oaB peitere
l}oroe an gefan8en geIebte g(6gcor0=
lete oll8gefitbrt piir0en.
gfote @or0en bliiu0ern Se(Tina.
iors un0 eridIagen bieIe Giupo6ner;
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PERMIT tNa stll, AUTHORIZED nY TnE
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IN 0RnER on InE PRESIDENT
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wiumt tant otsao mo 6itufloa
6dF &tVotfos HgafU8ln lhsH unh mir.
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ntl0mea GoNrtmlnf bgiie abeah Il. Elmelaa.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27

(This department 10 conducted for
the purpose Of supplying subscrib-
ers with information on various
properties. Answers to queries con-
ain the best information possible
TO obtain. This Newspaper will not
give advice on the purchase or sale
of any mining stocks. All Injuries
will be answered through this col
m oniy.)
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27
ALLEGED BOMB
FACTORY FOUND
FORMER TONOPAH MAN SAID
TO HAVE BEEN
DANGEROUS

Evidence has recently been un-
covered which gives real founda-
ton to the suspicion that a man
named Rossmoore, who was dis
charged from his job as a black
smith at the West End mine because
he refused to arise at a public meet
ing in the Airdrome while the Star
Spangled Banner was being played,
was a dangerous alien enemy. Ross
more left town about two months
ago, and 1t has since been learned
of the coast shipbuilding yards, but
also lost his job there within a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mahoney a few
weeks ago moved into the house on
Cross street in which Rossmore had
resided up to the time he left town.
Mrs. Mahoney noticed some strange
looking supplies in the cellar OF the
house when she first moved in, but
deferred examining them until a few
days ago, when she was giving the
cellar a cleaning. The supplies were
such as would go to make up a
first-class little bomb factory. They
included a gallon bottle each of sui
phuric and hydrochloric acid, which
bore the label of the Brunswig Drug
company, of Los Angeles.
There were smaller
cans and boxes and packages, which
were thrown into the garbage can
by Mrs. Mahoney before it was
realized hat they might have some
value in establishing discriminating
evidence against the former occupant
of the house. Mrs. Mahoney was
only too glad to get rid of the stuff,
which sputtered and effervesced
when thrown away.
r. l.. Sloan, who lives in an ad-
joining house on South street, told
a Times reported yesterday that
Rossmoore's actions during the time
he had lived in the house had
given rise to suspicious. A small
shed behind the house was frequent
ly used at night for some mysterious
purpose, presumably as a sort of ex-
detrimental chemical laboratory.
Rossmoore's brother was living with
him at this time and the two spent
a great deal of time working to-
gether in the shed.-Tonopah Times.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27
Few Nevadans at Camp Lewis

Nevada lei are scarce at Camp
Lewis now. Men who left this state
with the first contingents and who
had been in the camp since early
last fall have been moved within the
past month and are either in France
or on their way there. Some of the
officers who went to Camp Lewis
from the first officers training camp
at the Preside and who since then
have been drilling drafted men have
been ent overseas within the past
two weeks.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27
FROM AUSTRIAN
TO ALLIES SIDE
ESCAPED AUSTRIAN CONSCRlPTS
WILL FIGHT WITH
ALLIES

HONOLULU, T. H., July "a. -
Three hundred and fifty Italian sol
diers who were conscripted into the
Austrian army and forced to fight
against the Russians in the early
years of the war have arrived here
en- route to Italy to do battle against
the common enemy.
Being residents of Trieste and the
Trentino, they were forced to fight
for Austria, but surrendered to the
Russians at the earliest opportun-
ity. They we're held prisoners of
wal until the revolution, when they
secured their liberty and made their
way from Siberia to far east ports.
According to members of the
group there are $4,000 deserters
from the Austrian army who are
endeavoring to make their way to
Pacific ports and get passage to
Italy.
Baron Aliotti, Italian minister to
China, is in charge of the party, and
it is reported that the baron will
endeavor while in Rome to arrange
for their passage to the fatherland.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27
j. Q. H., Boston. Mass.

J. G.. H., Boston, Mass. - The
Grandma, Cracker Jack, Yellow Tig-
r. Lone Star and Pioneer ConsoI-
idated companies have not been as
sessed since March of this year, but
the latter company has been reor-
ganized into the Reorganized Pho
neer Mines company. with an ex-
change bonus of one cent per share.
practically an assessment. The cap
ital stock of the Pioneer Consoli-
dated Mines company may be *
changed for a like number of
shares Of the Recognized Pioneer
Mines company and one cent, for
n share of the Reorganized Pho
nee Mines company. A time limit
for this exchange was fixed for
June 10, but this will be extended
for at least 80 days, according to
present plans of the company and
literature will be mailed stockhold-
ers in a few days. The new COM
pany will be on an assessable basis.
The stock of the Goldfield Orc COM
pany is worcestershire.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27
NOTICE

To Stockholders of The Pioneer Con-
solidated Mines Company.
The Recognized Pioneer Mines
company has been organized to take
over and operate the holdings of The
ioneer Consolidated Mines company.
Stockholders of the above company
may exchange their shares for
shares of The Reorganized Pioneer
Mines company, by sending their
certificates, properly endorsed, TO
the undersigned, accompanied by
One (1c) Cent per share, or One
Gs1.OO) Dollar per hundred shares
exchange fee. The time limit FOL the
exchange privilege has been fixed
as July 10, 1918. Active work Is
now under way on the property.
BEN GILL, Secretary.
Goldfield. Nevada.
tf-First pub-6-S-1S
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27
AND MRS. HOWE RETURN
FROM TACOMA, WASH.

A. H. Howe, secretary for the
Goldfield Consolidated Mines COM
pany. accompanied by Mrs. Howe
and her mother, Mrs. c. A. Jen-
nings, returned yesterday from Ia
coma. Wash, where Mrs. Howe and
Mrs. Jennings have been during the
period Arnold Howe was at Camp
Lewis. The trip was made by auto.
In June Arnold Howe was trans
ferred from Camp Lewis to Camp
TAYLOR. KY, where he is now in an
advanced class of so for early
graduation from an officers train
ing school with 5000 members.
While in Camp Lewis he spent near
ly four months in the hospital.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-07-27
T

The following is a list of un-
claimed letters in the Goldfield,
Nevada postoffice remaining I'M
called for up to and including the
week ending July goth, 1918.
Please say advertised" when call
ing for same.
Boon, George E.
Dekoor, c. Hugo Cd
Goldfield Music Co.
Kelly, John R.
Patrick, Elliott & Camp
Post, Charles
Hinges, C. R.
Salas. Ref.
Salas, RefegiO
HELEN RosENTHAL. P. NJ.