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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
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@oI5inoton, 1. a1Gra. -geitern
mugoe I'M @rlnoe gellolrlruen bic
5enat5 Gebatte betreffs Der gae-
gierlnesborlage, Die bic Grridtang
elmer 5inan3forporation nit einenl
anpitaL NIT $4,500,O00,000 Dor.
idIdgt, UNI 0ie &riegsin0titrien 6u
finaraieren un0 ni9t notige 5inon3.
unternebnlen berbieten. been0et uno
Die @rtu6gung Der 8uiabe 6e8 ST.
nau5foulitees begonnen. 0bne 3i8.
fulton nobm Der Senot einen gu.
iat an moourb Dem grGfioerten
8iIion uno ni6t Dem SefretGr
Mcaooo bic @oama6t berIieben
niro, Die bier 9ireftoren Ser aor.
poration 8u ernennen. Mtan ninlnlt
an 0oB Die gorIage beute paiiieren
iuir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
CdnliitG ltnc Col,
Pcnic in lscnfercn5

8aibington, / g}1r3. syn 6ieii.
gen oiplomatiihen areiien mnd)t Die
aeitrige GoHferenj, nelde 8piiden
oem Staatgiefretdr qanfiug un6 Col.
Sorie, Dem 8ertrauten oeg grdii.
ocHten 8ilion, itattfano un6 eerau.
me 8eit 0auerte, biel bon iid reoen.
IS miro nngeuontmen, Dab Is it'd
iii 0eriel6en nm lDtdti9e itlternatio.
male 5raeeu 6an0elte. 3iUei midti.
gen gro6Iemen iiebt iid Der Qrdii.
bent iebt gegeniiber geitellt, namIid
bic geauiUortimg oer gieoe BEG bent.
lden aan5lerS un0 cine Gntidei.
Ouna ii6er Die 5rage, Oh ,}apnn
grupben gum Shute Der syutereiien
Der 9laHerten mad Sibirieu entieus
sen ioq
Souo6l @ouie ais audj ganiing
meiaertcn iid) IN irgen6 Uelder 4Jei.
ie il6er Den @egalitdn0 ibrer gcra.
tunaeA 6a ipreden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
l,eribino melHct
amer. l,erluite
am 26. 8cbrnor anb &c nitr 5ots
nnb % &crwnuoetr nnirr mn.
icren srupptn.

Nnlbiuaton, I. MiarS tNencrol
9cribina beridtctc qcitrrt. haB EN-
onlcr Soloot ON 26. 6ebr. ocm
9ogc ocs ocntidrn @o6onartiis, int
anlHpic aciotct mur0e; hrci Ditr.
ocn bonn Gjos qctotct im0 is idner
bcrlett. @emeincr $eImer g. 9lgnIet
bon SorIon 60, ipurSe i'm Sample
getotct. @cm. sos. Y. Sdunoher
bon griitol 60, un6 Si6 Coleman
bon Goro, glrf, itorben inioI9e 6es
@iitgoies om 26. 6ebruar m0 @e.
meiner @eorae 6. @olomop bon
8oirmont, G. g., en- 27, 8ebrlor
Die Shlperberleeteu mogen: Ger.
geont g9iIliom s. 5Sagau, 9iaoiion,
So; aorporal 8m. G'Gonueq,
Cambridge, gloii.; aorporal @lenn
8. Ban Sice, @aoerln, gt. g.; unh
Die @cmeinen SSocob 9lilger, gouis.
bile, aD.; &obcrt Dl. geottb, Sam.
memo, SSno,; Jrnuf g. @}aboncp,
0}uncie, S5lo.; 2lIbin 90 @taiter.
ion, 9foheiter, SSno.; Sduler 6.
Dlomer, @tonticeao, Silo.; 9abi0 6.
8lunfett, @annon0sbiGle, o.;
aoam 9ieIolpStp, Srpingtcn. &C. S..
@mil Sc Cote, Monfeiter, g. S.;
8aIter S. 8aum, g8eIt Orange
g. S.; Morbin 81. 9unn gln0er-
ion, sSyn6.; 9loOiion, g. sones, sop.
ftnsbille, aD.; S5oiepb @olOen. ReD
gorf; S5Qmes 8. @riffin 2ibiua-
iton, aD.; Gbeiter 6. Sarris, 2l-
bun. 81. g.. 8ie @emeinen tDaren
MitgIieoer elmer @rabenmorier 8at.
terie.
@agenfiibrer Sobn 8roipn Mtu1.
Gle, S5n0., tpuroe ebenfalls om 26.
syebruar Idlper ltn6 @eneiner Ser.
noro S. 8edpitb, Woroeco, 5no.,
lei6t periUunoet.
Sergeant Gaiper so. Sedelnener
bon ct. 2oltiS, 01o., uno @eneiner
GIp0e g. Bats, @li5a6etb, %. S.
wuroeu on 25. 6ebruar perlpunoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
@Ompers fir adtitnHOeHtag in
S6ladtin0nitrie.

Chicago, 81, !. gfdr5. Sanuel
@onpers, Der GrGlioent Der ameri-
CON federation Of 2a6or madte bel
oem 9erbor ilber 2obne Der @roB.
ifld6terei glngeiteateu mlf oen
8euaenitanOe einen glppeG fir Gin,
iilbrlng oes 2ldtitiuoentages. or
itellte Die Bebauptllng ouk onB Der.
ieIbe iib iiberaa, no eingeiiibrt. giit
belUabrt babe. Seiner glniidJt nah
mcr0en bic 2lrbciter ooonrd gum
Srinten getrieben 0nB iie lafge
Stunom arbeiten ntiiiicn mo ihleht
oailr bejablt werocu. g9o bic Shin.
oen5abl geriuaer it, finorn Die gIr.
better mebr BeraHiigen an i5rem
gem uno ibrer 5aRilie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
SOlibcOiti crtldrrn
StinO aufgr6alten
GoulenSc bcpaIfnctc rulIiiGc 2lrbcitcr treffcn
on Scr Srcnt Gin; Scpict Scr Grc6Itdete
fcrScrn ,,Pciliecn Krie0"
pskOff befinSct iid1 in PdnSen Scr Oelitld

suorinpen; 0eutide aabauerie. oie
bis na6 geobo Selie iapdrutte, lit
suriidge5ogen poroeu.
9lel0umgen aus 0em 8olihebifi
Sauptquortier beiageL oob Wiitt.
nod firth nod lint ben geiib bon
gIfoff gefGn1pft muroe, iuIO eiret
0epei6e aus 2uga sufoIge, ioIl iidl
9Ifoff nod in San0en Der RuiIen be.
fin0en. Die 9torgeu sSniel, inelde
&eba[ bon Ser Gee ans bertcioigt,
lit nod bon oen Ruiien beiett; Die
gotterien Der Syniel feuern olif Ste
bal, 0ds Ii6 in SdnOen Der 9eilt.
i6en befinoet.
@eItrigen &reBberi6ten 5ufoI9e lit
ser 6elti6e @orrnorid in8 s5nnere
gfuBlan0s gum Soften gefonmetl
0enn nGbrer1o Ser oerfloiienen "a
Shan6en 0elttet nidts onroltf bin,
Dab neue StG0te o0er Srtid)often
BON linen beieBt mor0en itn0 uno
fie ibren @tarit6 auf @etrogro0 fort
ieben. Bon Berlin ioa Der 8efeAl
qefommen iein, nidt neiter bor5u'
qebeu. 3ieies tpiir0e anbeltten, ooB
0ie 5rieOensbebingungen bon RltB.
Ion6 ongenontmen umO oas 5rie-
0ensprotofoa bon ben @ertreferr Der
3entralnlGbte lin0 ben 8olibepift
11nter3eidnet porOen lit.
gstOff in bcntideu 6anOeu.
2on0on, /. 0ldr5. @iner Qe.
troqra0er 9epei6e an BEN @rdange
Eelegrapb aufoIge 1T 4sfoff bon ben
Qeuti6en beiebt, troB aIler gegentei.
Iigen 8erihte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
Brp0lt kcititte iciite
Reese niebt baltem
-geriammluug in 50.
rOnto WirO bon fanaoiiden
SOloaten geit0rt.

Soronto, j. @ldr3. Mm Sen.
nings 9rDan, Der in Der W1aiieg
poIle geItern gl6en0 auF einer 0tai.
ienberiommlltng unter ben Q(usIpi.
8ien Der 9}robibitioniiten Der 90.
minion einen 8ortrag iiber Brobi.
bition 6olten iolltc, mur0e bos @e.
Dor bertpeigert. Soloaten, nelhe
bon Der 5ront 5uriifgetebrt maren
lieBen i'm nidt su 8orte fommeu,
inoen iie 0ur6 biele 3piidenrufe
2dru idlugen. 8om 8oriiber Der
8eriammIllug puroe 8rpan ais 9e.
iegat Der Quti.Saloon-2iga bon
9(merifa eingefiibrt uno oeiner ser
be6eutenoiten giirger unieres Scr.
biin0eten," obne 0aB babel iein Ro.
me genontlt ipuroe. Sofort begann
Die St6rltng. Der 8orliber appel.
Iierte an Die 8eriommlung, bod e8
Galf oaes nihts, 0enn ais 8rbou
eridien, iibertonten Die grotpitrltfe
Den applnls. SUM Wiiuuten lang
beriudte 8rpan iid @eb6r 8u Der.
idjafieu ober bic Storung oauerte
tort lnO Die St6renfrie0e iangen
o9tule Britannia" ltn0 p@o0 iabe toe
Sling, in peIde 2ie6er Die 8ub0.
reridoft eiuitinrnen muBte. 2luh
an0ere Re0ner lieB man ntdt 5u
g8orte fonlnten un0 Die 8erionuH.
lung mibte idIieBIid aufgegeben
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
9os sdlifial qitaurns.

@nlteroamL /. g}Gr5. Dos 3ett-
trlnsuit9Iie6 6es oeutiden Reid8-
tags, @fotbias @r3berger, i6rie6 in
Der gerIiuer &1gliden aun0ibau,
uie foIgt: uSeit einem Sabre babe
ih ben @eoanfen befiirlportet, Dob
2ittalen nidt bios Elm alttononli-
ider, ion0ern unabbdugiger Stoat
iUer0en ioIlte, nit 9elttidIan0 Der.
6unoen our6 6reunoifaftsbertrdge
auf ale 8eit, 2ittauen ipiinidt au6
Elm oerartiges 9(bfomnen. Sd fam
Dem nod 6in8ufiigeu, onB iicb Der
8ii6of BON &obno oltf mein Cure.
ben nod Dem Observation-Disclosures
6egab uno NIT oem General 2uoeu.
0orff cine llnterreoung batte, in mel.
der iib Die 8eioen bollitanoig 0or.
il6er einig muroen 0aB 2ittauens
1lna6bdngigfeit erbolten blei6en iolls
70
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iEranen nerridlten idllpere gLr6eiten.

g8aibington, /. Wtdr8. = eStt et'
ner Speaialfiblng borte bic giien.
babn.2obnfontniiiion Die 2lnsioqen
bon SRI. 4SniiIine goIomarf, Der
ShmGgerin oes Sberridters Bran.
6eis, be3iiglib Der geihdftigln8
bon Srauen ourh Die gtienbabnen
BEL ifperer gtrbeit an Sie be-
boltptete, ooB 5rauen in ben 5rodt.
b6fen, oIS Stredenarbeiterinnen 1tn0
in Mai6ineniAuppen idmere 4rbeit
berriGteteit u11o g8in0 uu0 @etter
al ibrern gto6teiI auSgeiebt ipdren.
8eionoers ertp6brte ite cine SSabrif
in 8dnesbiIle, Ohio, no sSrauen
i6pere eiierne Maidineltetle bebeu
1i10 ban0ba6en ntiiiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
NmrritOurr luciirll
Oeutid)en Nngriff ab
I'm Ddmem6c9weesDil Diltrikt idlaocn iitt omcri.
kanildtc 2f.tiIlcric nnr tliolRincnocpcbrs
I'll tnocn ruic Dctcrancn
cs ID . in SieIem @efe6t Ecinc 1,erluItc

g1it Der gfmerii : : i armee in
5ronfreid], I. g2S < Qmerifani.
ide Srippen bob iem 3omen.
bodneg gl6Ihn 9 Ten Itarfen
ieinoliden Snfo...- igriff obge.
wisien, Der nah ortileriitiiher Dor.
hereitiug erfoIqte. Sobal0 Die
ieinOlide 9lrtiIerie i6r Sater elm.
qeIteIlt bate uno Die 0eutidle syn.
ionterie gum Shtrm oniebte, erioIq.
ie Sos nmerifaniIbe 5perrfeuer; Die
glnerifouer fonen ans ibren Inter.
ltanoen beroug, bemamtten Die D2a.
idlinengsuebre 1uo eroffneten ouf
oie onitiiruen0en 0eutidea Elm 70
gemaItiges 6ater, Dab iie ge8pun.
gen pur0en, aiif lire eigeuen 2inien
5uriidaufaIlsn. 8ie 9(merifanpr bo.
ben bel 6ieiem glngriff feline Ser.
lutte erIitteu; bel 0en 6ran3oien
Dur0e cine glnaobI permlln0et.
8dhren0 0eS an m}ittuoh Itatt.
oehrnoenen feinoIiaen 8onlbaroe.
ments nit @ranaten lu16 @a86om.
ben tour0en Elm omerifaniider Oil.
5ier rmo elm @eneiner get5tet, 8lDei
berlpunOet uno elmer bon ben gifti.
gen @oien iibermannt.
9lm 8onnerstag idIug cine fein6.
Iide @ranote IN eiuen Munition8.
train; 5tpei glmerifnner tuuroen ae.
t0tet uuo bier bermunoet. 8ei ser
@eidieBlmg eines hinter Der oue.
rifaniiden 2inie befin0liden 3orfes
fieI Elm glmerifaner uuo filnT pltr.
Den beriultnoet.
9lmerifaniide @eihoiie aarit6rten
einen fsinoli6en @rnben, bon mel.
dem aus gtineunerfer gegen uniere
2inie geIhIeu6ert muroen. lleber
so amerit1niitle SoIoaten Iie9en, an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
Gepraientanteubans buu SeTds fit
grO6ibition.

Quitin 3erns, I. Wtdr5. = 8os
ltnter6nus Der Staat8legisIatur bon
3eras bat eeiteru nadmittag nit II
gegen 20 Stimmen 0ie @orlage 5tlr
Ratifi5ierung oes 3uiabcs SIR grut
oesberfaiiung betrefis Der giational.
prohibition nHgenoutmen Die 0or.
lage ge6t Jet on ben Gtanfsieuat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
OIrufer 2inorrenmadler streif.

SEEM gorf, / g}dr5 Sitbrer Der
@epertidaft fiinoigten bette an ooB
10000 3igorrennader Die 2lrbeit
nie0ergeIegt bobeu, I'M Die gepil.
ligltng ibre8 8erIanges elmer @rb6.
bltng bon So fir je0e8 tauieno 81.
garren Our65uiebeu. Sails oas @e,
fu6 nbgelpielen peroen ioate, miro
Der Streif uuf nGe 3igarrenfabriten
bon Seem gorf ousgeoebnt meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
cit6>1tn0arfl
pilft Sen ltkralrtcrlt

3irid, 1. @1dra. Sier einge.
troffene glo6ridten beiageit Die
0Iterrei6iib ltngnriide 9fegieritng
babe sic grfldrung obgegeben, Dab
6iterreidii6 lngarii6e Sritppen
ouf 8eranIaiiung ser ufrainiihen
Regierltng in ienem 2attOe illterbe.
nieren. g8 beiBt, 0iterreidiide
&ruppen boben geitern Die niIitdri'
ihen 9perotionen oufgenomlnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
02ener nrnEer cErndlthnmnfrr.

amiteroam, j. I1r8-Qluf Der
8llfonififfsiuerft bel 8egeidd 1T Der
9ampfer oGbeinlanO4 bonn 5topel
geIalfen. Or bat 10000 Ionnen-
gebalt un6 lit iett iuobl Der groBte
5ra6toampfer 9eutidlanos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
N1arineflieaer aetStet.

Baltimore, M6y I. Mdr8. 2elt.
nnnt @0paro Gorp GideI6ergsr, 27
Sabre oIt ipuroe bel eineln Gee.
planrinfaa inn 9[usIan6soieuite qe.
totet. Seine Wfutter erbieIt oieIs
Qadri9t geitern bon Der 8egierung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
Qntflofene 8ndt6dnsIer einaefanaen

SeoaIid, ITO, I. Wtar8.-sennetb
9reiper, Gabi0 Bartlett uno Soc
Stennep, 0rei 8udtBdusIer, Die aus
Dem Staats5uftbduie entfloben,
uadOem fie eiuen @efnngeuentpGrter
getotet 6atten wrroen geitern bier
feit9enomneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
(sroi,er eiurmiho6ru

s3ola. aas., I. gldr5. Gurd
eiuen IornaOo muroe in syola un6
llmgcgen0 am gtittmodj Gin G6o.
ben bon me9rereH SAl0ertinlljeno
Dollars artgeridtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
Bier genfidle ber6aftft.

Ielroit, Did, I Uldr3 gu1,
oes6edmte berbnitetm gGtern bier
Deltife inter Der geidmI0iaiutr
iidj berIdiUoreH 81 baben. faunoiide
6abriten in Die Saft au iprenseH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01

ggai6ington /. @1Gr8. 9ei6.
lide glipiranten fir ben or16tloien
1elegrdpben0ienit IN Der Marine
ODER glartnereierbe puroen geitern
bom Warineamt bennhridtigt, oaB
5rauen fir oieien Gienlt nidt IN
getraht fonnen f0nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01

erfldruusn meinerie.s iin6 ic6s
aitl aaa,bradt oo y 1cgcmodrti.
aeH 2citcr ocs gaH0'5 Oa5 ga0rt
ga6eB."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
10. :. tDc0cn Jap0ns
11cric6Ga9 itnItQlii1ta
gIlliicrtc aber m6dlten germ ie6en,
bah Sapan in Gitii6irien ein-
idreitet.

@of6ington, I. 9ldrs (Q}on aarI
{. @roat, 9orreipon0eut Der Uni.
TED 8reB)-0ie 9tegiertng fin6et eg
ibipierig, betreffs oes bon syopon qe.
nladten 8oridlog8, in 9itiibirien
miiitariia 81 interbenieren, einen
@uiidIuB 8n faiien. 9is ieBt baben
iit Der 4rdii6ent m0 Der Staats.
iefretdr bieritber nod nidt offisielI
aeduBert onh lit Die @toglidfeit
Dorbanheu. 0ob SSapan balo cine
glntlport erbolten miro. Sic g[lli.
ierten 0rineen ouf 0iele 9Gntluort.
t5ie bliden 1ltf Bic Ser. Sfooten, OBJ
Elm gerneinIorues 8orgebeu in Gibi.
ricn itattfinoen ioI, ooer OBJ syapan
0en Sdritt alein 5u unternebnen
bat. ooer ob man gegenmdrtig gar.
ri6t8 in 6ieier Siniif)t tun ioI.
SoIlten Die Ser, Staaten fid nit
cineln geueininmeu Gingreifen Elm.
bcyitanoen erfI6ren, 10 f6nnte MIR
Die merifaniide 5lotte babel NIT.
lDirfen.
Sic Gntidei0ltng Qtmcrifos 6iirfte
0a0urd 6eeinfIuBt ner0en, DeIdle
9t6iitten Geutidlau0 nit 9iuBlono
rtrfoIgt Qringen Die 3eutifen
niht lueiter in RuBIouo Dor. 0ann
lit e5 m6gIi6, 0nB Die Ser. 9taaten
cine militdriife Synterbention in
Sibirien ni6t filr unbe0inat n6tig
eradlten, menu oaoirh aid cine 8e.
0robung 0e8 Siten8 niht ans Dem
S8ege lerGunt miro
9ffiIitdrs bolten Elm gingreifen in
Sibiriet uiht fir rattan. Ruijiide
Giplonateu iino oer @leirilng, ooB
Gin oaeiniges gorgeben ieitens s5a.
pans WliBItimmlng peruriaden
miir0e; nenn ihon etipas unternont.
men Deroen iollte, Damn uiiiie es
qemeiniam geideben un6 8por ioate
uInn iid borber iIber bic 8iele ge-
aou Oeritdnoigen,
S5n manden Streiien min man sSa.
pan aIlein bonOeln laiieu, obue oaB
Die Ser. Staoten ODER bic 2taiierteu
mitlDirfen. SS5opon bebailptet, onB
Die 9hInitionsporrdte in Sibirien mi
@efabr iteben, unO bic Uioglidfeit
elmer groberung Si6iriens burd
Die 8eutiden mode cine Snterbeu.
ton notig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
cStnIieniIdlrr 0eridlt.

9}om 1. 9}dr3. = 0ffi8icu nir6
gemeloet: ggtoroIid bon Sol oe[
gfoiio ero6erten mir 3pci 1t.36Ilige
@rabcnmGrier ln0 an0eres arieg8-
material.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
gritildle greRltimmen.

Gonooh l. Dldr3. lleber ben
BoridIag, japoniidc 9ruppen III
5ibirieu 5n Ionoeh id)reibt Der
5tar: gSollte sJ1pan eine 2trnee
in @uBlunO lan6en. 6nnn lit es fir
RuBlan6 uno Die g9elt cine Bobl.
tot" Die 8oa gloa @a8ette iagt:
.Qmerifa lit BEL 5ragen bon
Sel6It6eitimuumg feinfiiblenb. g8
.og oos @efibl Der llniiderbeit
baden, mUieipeit sopnn nad BEN
striege 6as Sel6itbeitiunungsredt
beobadfen miro. ggir glauben nidjt,
o1b Den syapnuern irgeuo iueIhe
Sifoerniiie in oeu seq aelegt mer.
i'm ioltcn. 9ernrtige 6roaen f6n.
men III Der 5rieoeHsfouieren3 erie.
0igt mer1en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-01
Sritiidlcr Seridlt.

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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
FLAT RIVER

Miss LA Abshier visited friends in
Leadwood Sunday.
Prof. C. |. Fleming spent the week
end with home folks in st. Louis.
Orbia Thomure visited his cousins,
Willie and Leslie Thomurc, here
Sunday.
Miss Irene. Buhrmeister was a
Bonnie Terre visitor Sunday.
Miss Amy Napier visited friends
in Potosi Saturday.
Y. M. c. A. Secretary Marsh and
daughter, Dorothy, were visitors in
Pennington Sunday.
Miss Vida Tucker spent the first of
the week in st. Louis.
The cast of characters for Golden
Hair and the Three Bears" gave their
operetta in Desloge Tuesday evening
Mrs. ]. H. Kirkland gave delight.
full banquet at her home Saturday
evening. The banquet was given ir
honor of the basket ball boys. All of
the squad was present, and in addi-
ton a number of young ladies.
Miss May Cover of Pennington
has taken her former position as
Teacher of Expression in Flat River
and other towns. She made some ar
engagements for the beginning of her
work Friday.
Misses Ruth and Lena Cloud visit
ed friends in Bonnie Terre Sunday.
Miss Ora Klepsattle of Desloge
was Flat River visitor Sunday.
Instead of having separate pro,
grams last week, the High School
literary societies met together. The
Philomatheans entertained the Orios
with a patriotic program.
The Teacher Training pupils took
their State examinations in January
and received their grades Monday.
Miss Nell Madden, teacher-train-
ing instructor, taught Miss Merken-
timers pupils Monday.
The Epworth League gave So
cial Tuesday evening.
Bill Freeman of Fort Sill spent a
few days here the first of the week.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
ELVINS

Mrs. G. w. Tidwell and daughter
went to Pennington Thursday t.
hear Blind Boone play.
Mrs. D. NJ. Ferry entertained &
number of ladies Friday afternoon al
her home in honor of Mrs. Jenny Fin
ley's birthday. A delightful time was
had.
H. N. Silsby and family of Mitch.
ell were Elvins visitors Sunday.
Miss Maud Runk returned home
from ST. Louis last Wednesday, where
she selected millinery for the Runk
Novelty Store.
E. J. Francis visited relatives in
Bonnie Terre Friday.
Miss Lucille Vance spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Genevieve
Barker in Bonnie Terre.
Miss Mae Francis Of Bonnie Tcrre
and Miss Della Francis of st. Louis
visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Francis
Saturday.
Private Clyde Mcclure was here
the first of the week to spend his fur
Tough with home folks.
Private Benjamin Halter Of Fort
Sill spent few days here last week
with relatives and friends.
A number of little folks surprised
little Miss Lelah Brown last Friday
evening. The party was given for
two reasons: because Lelah is to leave
here for st. Louis to stay, and in hon.
or of her birthday.
Mrs. f. J. Francis was in Bonnie
Terre on business Wednesday of this
week.
Peggy Polite went to Pennington
Monday expecting to leave for train
ing. On account of the mixing of
numbers, he was permitted to remain
at home for another week.
VIM. Layne and family went to
Pennington Monday with Alvin Layne
who left with the contingent for
training camp.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
SUGAR GROVE

Henry Niedert is sick at his home
here.
Among the boys who left Farming
ton Monday for Camp Funston, was
Jesse Haynes of this vicinity. Many
of his friends and relatives spent the
morning with him in Pennington
Stanley Haynes was to have gone
but was one of the number that was
left on account of the increased num-
Der of volunteers.
Jesse Weiss and Charley Hulsey of
near Doe Run visited Mrs. Fred Gies-
sing here Monday.
Henry Hahn, Jr., spent Sunday with
little Clyde E. Noltkemper.
Eugene Williams of Pennington
visited his parents here one day this
week.
Mrs. Milton Parks and daughters
of Esther visited at the home of Tom
O'Bannon Sunday.
Jesse Haynes spent Sunday with
his uncle, John Haynes.
Several friends spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Short.
Many residents of this vicinity at
tended the public sale at the home of
Billie Smith on Route 8 Friday.
Miss Rella Parks of Esther called
at the home of T. F. O'Bannon Fri
day.
Clyde London and family of Route
5 and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Haynes
spent Sunday with Stanley Haynes at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Howard Haynes. p
Rev. R. c. Martin attended the din
ner given in honor of Rene Quesnell
at the home of his brother on Route
No. 6 Sunday. Rene was among the
boys who left Monday for Camp
Funston.
Mrs. F. w. Guessing visited her
mother, Mrs. John Short, Monday. y,
Mrs. R. c. Martin spent Sunday
with Mrs. VIM. Martin of Route 6. .
Several friends of Miss MabeI
Hunt spent very pleasant evening
with her Tuesday in celebration Of
her 18th birthday.
Miss Edith Weiss visited Mrs. F
w. Guessing Tuesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
COLEMAN

We had wind storm here Monday
afternoon.
Miss Hattie Whitener returned to
the home of her brother at Avon Fri
day. She had been visiting Miss
Ophia Graham.
Homer Graham bought a fine young
horse from Basler brothers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vogt and
children spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Tony Gegg.
A party was given at Ben Ora
hams Tuesday night. The following
were present: Misses Anna Schneidert,
Hettie Whitener, Ella Graves, Hilda
Bauer and Ophia Graham; Alvin
Boyd, Mr.. Moranville, Henry Bauer,
James Bauer, Cont Graves and Ho-
mer Graham. Games We're played
and refreshments served. All had a
jolly time.
Adolph Boyd spent Saturday and
Sunday with his grandmother and
grandfather Boyd, and from there
went to Pennington to resume his
school duties.
Miss Nora Govreau spent Sunday
with her friend, Miss Hilda Bauer.
Mrs. Ben Graham and little chill
dren were guests of Mrs. Fannestock
Sunday afternoon.
Several cars from this neighbor-
hood motored to Ste. Genevieve Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Boyd and lit
tie son of Avon were guests of Tucker
Boyd Sunday.
Quite a crowd from this neighbor-
hood attended church at River Aux
Vases Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Bieser of
Route 8 were guests of Felix Bieser
Friday night.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Tucker Boyd Thursday night
in honor of Mr.. Boyd's birthday. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Gegg, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gegg
and children, Carol Boyd, Alvin Boyd,
Cont Graves, Homer Graham, Mr..
Moranville, James and Henry Bauer
and Misses Hettie Whitener, Ophia
Graham, Ella Graves, Anna Schneider,
and Hilda Bauer. All kinds of games
were played and refreshments served.
All had good time and wished Mr..
Boyd many more happy birthdays.
Felix Bieser left for st. Louis Sum-
day morning. He was accompanied
by his wife and children as far as
Festus, where they will spend week
with Mrs. Bieser's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley King.
Andrew Bauer of Weingarten Wis
tied with his brother, Charley, Fri
day.
Mrs. John Gegg and sons motored
to Johnny Gegg's, of near Ste. Gene
We've, Sunday.
County Judge Clarence Govreau
spent Sunday with John Gegg.
Several from here attended the sale
of David Carlisle.