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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16
LOCAL NEW

LOCAL NEWS H
Racine Good Luck horseshoe tires
At North Utah Auto Company. Ad Il
Bert Busby has arrived In Logan
iron Camp Lewis on . forty Gay FUR
lousA 20 do agriculture service.
For Rent Furnished rooms. 3s7
NortA First West. Advt sis
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Cederlund
are spending the week In Salt Lake
City on business and pleasure COM
-bined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Baimforth have
moved to Logan from California. Lo-
gan will be their future home.
You can borrow money. You can
not borrow coal. Do you get III
Fritx Skanchy, the Asgie star base
ball pitcher went to Boulder, Colo
RADIO. yesterday with the special
draft. Frits was very anxious for
military service.
Just because you are warm now
don't forget you were cold last win
ter.
There is q penalty fixed by the
city for using garden hose without a
nosxzle. Anyone found violating this
ordinance will be prosecuted.
Advt sis.
The ladies Of the Mormon Battalion
will meet At the residence Of Mrs.
w. J. Harrison, today at 3 O'Clock ut
16s South First East street.
Jaxs Hansen. the famous orches-
ira leader at the Auditorium. has
accepted . position as salesman at
the Thatcher Music Company.
Mrs. Martha C. Maybin died at her
home yesterday morning at asa
South First West street. at the age
Of seventy-six years. Dropsy was the
cause Of her death. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
Albert Bergajo. who spent fur
Tough here . short time ago. Ia now
stationed At Camp jackson. Column
bus. South Carolina. and 10 waiting
70 resolve his commission a. first
lieutenant.
H. 8. Hatch has certainly had some
business the last few days In dispos-
ing Of his famous COW pasture. SO
many inquiries have been made rel
alive TO this land that he has been
unable to take care Of all Of them.
Residents In the east part Of Lo.
gan are pasturing their cows on the
streets and the neighbors lawns and
gardens. Last night beautiful flow
or beds Of several Of the residents
were completely ruined.
Rsslmastsr =. n. Dlair stataA tkas
he en- sniist any young man within
The draft age In the navy for q few
day.. This branch. Of our fighting for
oes has been closed for enlistment
for some time and no doabt many Of
the young men will Join % the navy
10 . very excellent branch.
For entertainment on Wednesday.
May -. Dollar Day. there win be .
special baAd concert BY the Logan
Military Band on the Tabernacle
square from 4 to . ,. n. There will
also 10 I eontinuous dance with the
Logan and Hyde Park Bands 70 fur
oash thA inmate The Niekata Far ths
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16
LARGE CLASS OF
GRADUATES AT
b. Y. COLLEGE

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16

For Rsnt---rusnished rooms. as7
NortA First West. Advt b'AS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16

Bert Busby has arrived IN Logan
frem Camp Lewis on forty DAY FUR
loueh 20 do agriculture service.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16

Resemastsr ,. n. Dlair seataA tkas
hs en- sniist any young man within
The draft age In the navy for = few
days. This branch Of our fighting for
ces has bssn closed for enlistment
for some time and no doabt many Of
the young men will Join - the navy
u q very excellent branch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16

A few boys friends surprised Mas
ter Kenneth Anderson At his homo
ON East Center street last Monday
svsning In honor Of his birthday. The
evening was spent in social games
ard music. Eleven guests were pres
ant. Refreshments were served. The
rooms were attractively decorated
with apple blossoms and marguer-
ites.
Mines work only to fiji orders.
Keep them busy this summer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16

For entertainment on Wednesday.
May -. Dollar Day. there win be q
special baAd concert BY the Logan
Military Band on the Tabernacle
square from 2 to : ,. N. There will
also 10 Z eontinuous dance with the
Logan and Hyde Park Bands 70 fur
nish the music. The tickets for the
dance will b rs cents. and extra
lady IS cents. Special railroad rates
and late cars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

u. y. ~.
Amarillo =. r. O. chapter met In
regular session with Mrs. j. ". Hill
az s0l Jackson street. Tuesday after.
noon
This was the first lesson meeting
OF the present club wear. topic OF
the lesson. Women as Citizens"
4 paper read by Mrs Myrtle NJ
Powell. Fighting for Citizenship.
consisted principally OF review OF
Dr Anna Howard Shaw's recent
book. THE Story of Pioneer. II
This is one of the splendid auto
biographical volumes recently added
10 the shelves OF the Amarillo public
library and in the pages OF the book
Dr. shaw tells iu a most interesting
manner some of the thrilling Incl
dents OF her thirty years fight for
citizenship rights for women
There Is told. Tor INSTANCE. an
anecdote relating how when Mrs O.
u. T. Belmont was being twitted hy
"A New York lawyer on her zeal iu
working for the cause Of Votes for
! Women and how the lawyer con.
coded that. Ell would be an right
Mrs Belmont. Tor you and Tor WON.
IN like you but Won must remember
hat your ignorant cook could vote '
That's the trouble. parricd Mrs
Belmont. hes downtown nov yot.
ing
And Of the history OF the cam.
paign I'm the South the following cpl.
sodc Is related The Louisiana
state legislature had passed bin
permitting taNpaying women 40 vote
al any election where special taxes
were TO be imposed for improvement.
and the first election following m,
massage OF this bill was one IN New
Orleans In which the question of bet.
ter drainage for the city was bcfor,
he public Miss Gordon aud IN,
Suffrage association known as the
Era club entered enthusasticall,
into the fight for good drainage. Ac
Curding 90 the Law, women could vot,
hy proxy II they preferred instead al
in person. So Miss Gordon drove {,
he homes Of the old conscrvatiy,
Creole families and other families
whose women were unwilling q
vote Ia public. and shr collected
their proxies while incidentally sh,
'howed them what position they hello
ndcr the law
With each proxy h was necessary
to have the signature OF witness
lut, according 90 the Louisiana law
no woman could witness O. lega
document Miss Gordon was driver
from place 10 place by her colore,
"oachman. and after she had secured
! The proxy of her temporary hostos.
/ ~ was usually discovered that Their,
, was no man around the place 90 act
ls witness This was Miss Cor
don't opportunity with q smile o
great sweetness She would sal
/ viii have sam come in and help al
OUT and The colorod coachmai
1 would get down from bis box. an,
by scraVlng his signature ON ma
PROXY OF the aristocratic lady p,
would give Il the legal value it lack
/ I'd ln this way Miss Gordon SO
I cured three hundred proxies. am,
/ three hundred very conservative
women had an opportunity 10 com
pare their legal status with Sam,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

The Epworth League Of the Polk
street Methodist church will meet
at D. m.
Prof. Williams Sunday School class
will have charge OF the program.
Subject: Glass Motto-"All For
Christ"
Violin Duet-Misses Kate Holman
and lila JOslin.
Reading Mrs Ernest Mobley.
Piano Solo Miss Gertrude LOwn-
des. ,
Vocal Solo-Miss Mabel Price.
Come and he with US Remember
the hour. 7:OO p. m.
ELLlNOR HUDSON, Pres
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

an interested Boo taking mstrsc-
tions iu home hygiene Will register
as soon as possible with Miss pott at
The Fair store This class Is 10 be-
conducted 90 night and viii start a.
soon as the required number has
registered there must be not less
than ten IN the class aud fifteen D.
more preferable
Thi. instruction is necessary 10
become nurses aid Tor overseas
duty The course consists Of fifteen
lesson and The price is $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

Music will be- a special feature Of
the service at the POLK Street
Methodist church this morning, when
the choir of more than twenty voices
viii sing The Festival TIE Deum" in
T. flat, written by Dudley Buck This
is one OF the most pretentious and
worthy Of church selections written
for chorus choirs The choir under
the direction Of PROT Myers, has
worked faithfully to make the rondi-
t.ou possible Of this splendid sclcc-
iion OF music. Miss Nettic Thomp-
son will also sing a solo M the serv-
iFp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
First Christian.

Sunday School. 10 a. m l.. L.
schwartz, superintendent Choir and
orchestra Preaching by the pastor
at II a. m. No services at night in
Keeping with agreement that all
churches would close
Morning subject. Christ and Vic.
tory Good singing by the choir un.
der Mrs Peterson.
Christian Endeayor at 6 This Is "a
get through before night 30 Wed
nesday night service.
Every one invited. Strangers vel.
come
ERNEST G. MOBLEY. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
CHURCHES


In the absence OF the pastor the
choir will have charge OF the SER
vices az II a. m. There 'will be no
services az night.
Sunday school. sac a. m.
MRS. l.. G. WHITE, Supt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
81. Andrews Episcopal.

81 NnUrcWTS EplSCOpaI.
9Th and Fillmore.
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion a. m.
Church School. 9:45
Morning prayer. II o'clock
Litany and special war tercessiOns.
. y. m /,
Sermon at II and 3
A cordial invitation 10 an.
Meeting OF all the women OF the
parish on Monday at p. m, the
parish house.
T. G.. SEAMAN, Rector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

800 Fillmore street,
Holds regular services at ] ! a. m.
on sundays and al p. m. on We'd
ncsdays. Sunday school al 10 a. m.
on Sundays for students under TWEEN
Is years OF age 4 reading room Is
maintained in room - of the Smith
building where the Bible and auth
orized Christian Science literature
may be read or purchased. " desired
This room is kept open daily. except
Sundays and holidays. from 2;30 10
D. m. Al are Invited 10 attend
services and 10 make use OF the read
ing room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
~ Aiit ifoiA' ~
Health Versus Wealth

The committee of women Whlch
have appealed To the Board OF Com
missioners TO assist in guaranteeing
the salary FOR a public health nurse
for Amarillo not only represents tho
Council OF Defense. but the entire
citizenship of Amarillo.
we must save the babies ana
make good health as contagious as
disease Three hundred thousand
babies died in America last year, ana
as more OF our men have gone INTO
the military service the birth rate u
decreasing and to save the country
the babies must be conserved.
The Council Of Defense is urging
the mothers To give TO the abnormal
children the attention they need, and
which is their right. the mothers are
not financially able to meet the cost
of correction aud so long as the city
is unable to provide a public nurse
there will be- no clinics, where for
a normal price a child can be treated
and restored 20 health,
The public nurse is in greater de-
mand now that so many nurses have
gone into the service. people who
could afford a regular nurse are un-
able TO secure one. aud II public
nurse we're available she could visit
the home, direct the disinfecting' at
tend the patient receive whatever
remuneration the family could afford
ito pay. and in short time our city
nurse would not require the full
salary from the city This Is a ma
tional issue and must be met fairly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

Corner OF 10th and Buchanan SITS
Sunday School. 10 a. m. special
music by Sunday School orchestra.
Preaching. IL m. and y. IN.
by DR.. RlckeTs Of Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

lal6 buchanan Street.

lil6 Buchanan Street.
sunday School, 9:i5 m, Mr..
Clouch. supt.
Preaching. m. by the pastor
All are cordially invited Co attend.
G.. S. TUMLIN, Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
Pay the President


An intensive drive for salvage will
Dee conducted Saturday. October A..
The central stororoom Tor The sal
wage is in the building az the rear
oi Baum's grocery There will be a
house 90 house canvas next Saturday
with motor trucks. aud everybody is
requested 10 have their contributions
tied aud wrapped so as 90 make the
work oi collecting as easy a. pos
sihle
The salvage will be- sold by the
Junior Red Cross aud the funds used
by them
Page A. of the Literary Digest foi
this week discusses this work
In the name of the Red Cross
ihan' YOU MRS 4 " DELZELl.
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Church of Christ.

Corner OF 10Th and Fillmore SITS.
Bible Study. 1878 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m and s p. m
by =. II. Sheppard.
Bible Study. 5 D. m Wednesday
A cordial welcome Is extended Il
all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

Miss Jennie Luther Is very sick
with typhoid fever at 1903 Lincoln
street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13

The drainage bill was carried and In
terest in woman suffrage developed
steadily.
Mrs. Maude Wilson read an inter
csting and instructive paper on
Women in War Work" and at roll
call each member contributed to the
program some item "of interest to
women"
After the business session and the
lesson hour delightful refreshments
were served TO the chapter members
and few guests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-13
Rubin'S Tailoring and Furrier

monument successful merchandise. When offer
ve pattern and recommend the double reputa
ton of institution and salesmens judgment at stake and
it doesn't pay o trie or mislead .... ..ls .
of of style and fit have to
hack il to ourselves the class with unknown
store selling questionable merchandise <aEkaM
We completed ladies tailoring department and
eo,pped kinds tailoring Come and for
self show the latest fashions and styles of high class
tailoring a. - = az
We all kinds of remodelng changing style of last
son suit and We have with Mr. Fluher from New York
who with Altman Co, head cutter and filter for years
We invite you to n andsee for yourself
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l11ieScreinfii6ttgit0 Scr
Stbafsut9t i'm Oiteft

Seem gorf, 3. Son.-8ie oos
Observation-Disclosures 6efanntgibr,
lit cine @r6o61ng Ser @oQ- uno
SdopfenfleiidJ Broorftion in oieient
2anoe cine nbiollte gtottueu6igfeit.
Gir 8ollinouitrie lit in 0an Iebten
Sohten itetig 5nriifgegnngen un0
iii in sen 0it.iben Staatea bei1labe
goh3 erloIhen. 9tngeiidt8 Der er.
bcblid)en Gtetgerlng Der Treiie, bon
8oQe un0 bon 2ommfleiI6 miro Der
@offlllng @u&0rad perlieben, ooB
Die 64af8uGt int Often pieoer in
ar0Bersnt @iaBc aafgenornn1en luir6.
@cnuipIbonio. g}etp 9org lmo Die
Reu.@ngloli0. .Staaten piir0en ii4
Oaau portrefflitb eignen. Ser SCR.
iner mitr6e nut Geipinn nrbeitetl,
menn er feline Gdaibeer0e 10 8uiams
nenItellt, Dab auf orei slider 2auo
ie Elm Shnf foulnlt. Bur 3elt mer.
SEN ltnter iieben Soruen inn 2anoe
nur ntf elmer S6afe ge5iidtef. Die
8ieoereinfiibrltng Der S6af8udt i'm
Often lift 0enn ou6 bereits in g[n9riff
1e1oufnen mor0eu. Cine 9(Getltltr
aGein bat fit Die @erienoung BON
10000 21mmern BON Oregon nod
benz Staot g1eiD gorf @orfehrl1teen
getroifen.
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Gett. 11Iaurice iiber Sic
Gage an Scr 1locitfroRt
Die 9llliicrtea iuiirOen 6ei einer
feinblideu 6ffeniibc Ser
lutte erleiben,

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
3rd, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
2onbon, 8. San.- sSyn Ieiner dme-
rifaniihen 3eitungsbertretern ol.
tp6dentlib geip1brten gLuoien8 iproh
@eneroInnjor s. 9. @aurice, 9i-
reftor oe8 britii6en &rieesomts, bon
Der Wa6gIidfeit elmer frdftigen oeltt-
iden Gffeniibe an Der 8eItfront.
3pei 3otio6en 70 iaete ar, peiien
oarottf bin. @ritens 5ieben Die 0eitt-
I6en forttp1breno gerItdrfttngen bon
Der Sitfront an iit; Die 5tpeite Cat
io9e lit, 0nb 1ie ornerifauiihe1
Streitfr6fte nod nidt fertig iino,
iih in berborragenoer @eiie an ben
riGit6riiden 9perationen gu beteiIi-
gen.
3os Golf iolIte Oorouf borbereitet
tper0en, 6aB, iollten Die 9eutiden
pirflih Die 9fferitbe ergreifen man
nit 8erluiten an @totni6afte1t uno
&errain rednen uttB. Sic tnerOen
ltns ober feline 10 i9peren 8erltite
beibringen, ipie Die 9(lliierten ben
Qeutihen i'm Iebten Sabre 8ugefii8t
baben.
a3anf unIerer 9[rheit n1hren6
bes IeBten syabres," ingte General
Mourice, fino lniere 8erteiOigungs.
Iteaen oltsge3eidnet, inben mir oIIes
60ber qeIegene @eldnoe bebanpten.
anoerIeitg mie6er lte9en mir ouf
neuen1 @rltn0 ur0 8o0en mo- Elm
neites neutrality-suspicious. eingerih-
tet tperoen rtuB. 0ta9t Der Geino
noh borbereitenoenl glrtileriefeuer
einen entidlofenen 9lngriff, oour
ttiiiien mir 6nrauf re6ner, 0fonl1.
idaften unb 2errait 5tt Derlieren. "
lteber Die Gage in BaIditinn
iagte General Mourice: Gin @ort
Der 8oriidjt betreffs Der Soffnung
altf fofortige meitere @rfoIge in go
LATINA iIt an 9labe. 9ie @ebirge
iii SS5uo1d bil6en elm i6pieriges @e.
lqn6e, Die 8itterltng lit unginItig,
lno oic Bege infolge Ser 9}egen.
iaiion fait unpaiiierbar. 9as Erdns.
portprobleu1 mag oesDolb 8ortpdrts.
belpegitngen groBerer Sttls auf ge.
roune 8eit binaus berbittoern."
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Stint 21c9crlclSGten
silifl Gccc pcrllrteilt
g8er6en in Der 5ueiten &ricssseridt'
per6aubluus fdnlOis befnnOea.
Solten geBangt luer6en.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
3rd, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1919
Sort Gam Soltiton Gan gtutouio,
Ter, 3. San. ggie aeitern befannt
aeuoft ipur6e, iiuo flint g3egeriol-
0aten oes "a. Il. g. SSnfanteriere.
ginteuteg in Ser 3tDeiten @erbon0-
lung 6e8 ariegsgeridtes ii6er bie &e'
bolte in S>oilton, iduloig 6eiltn0en
uno gum 9o6e 6lud 6en Strong
berurteilt iuor0en. 2as llrteil er.
luartet nod sic geitdtiaing bes
Gr1Iioenten.
Ole 8unt Eooe g}erurteiIten iin0.
Babe Golfer. E6omn5 gieDonulb,
Soyanles Gobiniou, Syoiepb Smttb unO
9lI6nt 8. 8rigbtau. Gle fiu6 Giis-
nobn8lo8 @ameine Ser &ontpagnie
s, 6es a. acknowledgements
Die aorporaIe Syo6n @aibiugton,
9fobert Q. s3ones nno Carl @lomers
pltroen 3u ie 5ebu So5ren tn ben
8ig8iplinor6araden in Sort Geo
benuorib. aoni., berurteilt,
3ie @enieinen 2ouis O'geeil. DC
aennb. 9onoon @2arttn. Bia gorter.
Syo6n Snitb, Gugeue 9. Saplor uno
@rneit 8ilion erbielten ie fteben
Sabre III Den 9is3iplinorborraden
in Sort 2eobenluortb 5u6iftiert. Sci.
ner Der fiinf5ebn 8ei6uIoigten tUur.
DC freigeiprohen.
9as gerbreden. 6eiieu oieie fitnf.
sebn gleqcr angeflagf iu1ren ipur.
oe in Der 9o9t bonn 90. Qluauit In
Souiton, Ter begangen bieielbe
Rebolte. ipel6e bereits orei5ebn on.
oere g[ngeb6rige oieieS gieaiuentes
an ben @aIgen qebrad)t bate.
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ein tpeiteres Sobr arieg fiibren min.
9ie 2oge i'm Snneren oes 2on6es
pIogt 9eltidJlono luio Die 3eit lit
niht longer iein @erbiinoeter. Srob
Der iminer nod gerDoltigen Sffeniib.
It1rte eebt es nit 9eutidlon0 oer.
nod bergab, uno je lGnger bos 9tin-
gen oditert, I'm 70 iiderer lit 0eltit.
lambs gtieoerlnge.
gfuBlono ifeint Die Sybee zines
Separatfrie0enB altfacben at ipoIlen
uno 9eutIdllanos 5ric0enSpI1ne oro-
ben ait fheitern, tno e8 lit nl0glidj.
boB oo8 ruiiii6e Grobleu duf
3eutidIono cine na6tcilige 8irfilng
ou8iibeit ipiro.
Gin 9iploul1t Der Gntente ia9te
betlte, yGeutidlon0 iiebt betite ipie
ME 8ltbot ein, 0aB e8 gei6logen lit.
Sogor Der ruiiiife srie6e, ben es
dnIttebte, bat Iid ols ette SSlluIton
eripieien. 8eittoniihe 8offen la.
BEN I'M uergangenen Sabre ouh fet.
nen eif3i9en beoeutenoen Sieg er.
rnlgen Die QusihaItltng 9tltBIonos
fam niht ben 6eutifen 8affen 8lt.
qeidrie6en lper0en, 1tn0 Die itdlieni.
ihe 9ffenIibe bat fid oI8 elm leerer
Sieg ertpieier. sQ1it fold einern
Ss5obr binter iih lno acknowledgement
lleberlllaht bor Tid iebetto, beruto.
gen 0ie 3ertrolmddlte nur ongitIif)
in bic 3ufltnft au idaiten."
Sieiiqe ruiiiide Giplontoten oIalt.
ben niht Dab Die 2enine.Grotsfp
Regiertng gegeu 9eiltidIano Die
@afien ergreifen miro un6 beIdheI-
ten oie Wlel0tng, oaB Die rldiiide
gote @or0e gegen Qeuti6Idno ge.
id]idt iper0en ipir6. 8ieie &ruppen
iuaren es, iager bic 8iploratctl,
.tpelae fatr5 por nem r,iiiiden 3a.
iafnlnenbruf Die 5htht hor Dem
Geiube ergriffeu.
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Giernnt ifeht hennr.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
Bird, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
Stem gorf, 8. San. -gentaB ei.
mem geridt, Der geitern obeno bon
8. s. 9riebe, 0en 8oriteber Der
@efliigeI. un6 Gier.g glbteiIima oer
9un0es. .g}obrungsnittel aouur1iI.
iion erloiien tuuroe. fteben bic Der.
Stoaten bor elmer Giern6t. Ct er.
fl1rte, 6aB bom 1. Septentber biz
sum /. Syonuar So gro8ent Der @iers
borrdte in oen aibIbduiern aufee.
broudt Dnr0en itno Dab Die nod
iibrigen is gro5ent balo aufge.
brouft iein piiroen. Gs ideint feline
gIbbiIfe in 9lusftflt 8u fem, od Der
8orrat Der gladfrnae niht entIpre.
den fam.
.Qie 2eitte in Der Sta6t", ioate
Serr 9riebe. oiollten es TIN, tOie oie
2eitte ouf 6eln 2mnoe. @enn Die
gier ielten meroen, ierbieren Die
2eltte auf Dem 2anoe oieielben ritr
einmaI in ber ISOLDE uno bann ritr
ON Gonntod nlnrden."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-03
llcriucgcn bei1tIinkt
1la9riln9sraticnen

tTrue translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
3rd, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1919
GbriItiaria, 8. syan.-ein Sbitent
ftrenger Gationoerteilltng be8iialid
MebI, 8ro6, 8uder unb Staffee
fburoe Geitern in arnft geiebt mil
Der gluslidt, oaB cine beidr1nftere
Station in arpei @ton1ten notiq iein
miro.
9ie 8egierung iuornte 0as 8oIf
bird Die @eiitIi6feit m16ren0 6es
Qetiobrs @ottes0ienites in elmer of.
fi8ieIlen PROCLAMATION, onB Qei6en
uno @afobr ibm inn neuen syabre be.
boritdnoen lu6 eriuhte 0as Golf,
grgebltng 5u 3eigen un0 @eniig.
iantett nalten su loiienb oa Die
Observation-Disclosures i6Iedt
mare, D1bren6 Die Dl0glihfeit. 0aB
QorfDegen in ben arieg bineingc5o.
gen perOe, grober iei oIs ie 5uOor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-03
Deittit9e 4o0rteifiibrer
alt9ebli0 ilit5nfricSen
5rieOensbebingungen bielfad) an8e.
griffen nnS Gppuittion i'm
9Ieifstag eriuartet.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
3rd, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
amIter6an, 8. Son. - gftle oeut.
iden polttii6en fiibter Iino idein.
bar in SppoIitton gegcn Die 0ert.
fden acknowledgements nie iis
in 8reits2itobsf enttporfen tpltroeit,
70 geht aus belitigen 8erIiner 9epe.
Iden beroor. Die ol(gemeine Inter.
Itr0miIng Der lln5ufrieoettbeit tpur0e
in elmer ftebetItiinoigen un0 orgereg.
ten Gibltng 0es &ronrot8 on1 Witt.
ipodb angeoelttet, on Ser Ser &aiier,
9in0enblrg uno 2ll6en6orff tell
ndbnlen.
qarteifilbrer falnen aid geIfern
nit Dem 4uSlon0sniniiter aueBl.
mann 8ltian1rnen ltno oriidten ibrerl
NfiBn1tt iiber Die SaItlrtg Der &e.
qierltnq aus. Sic unabbdngigen
Go8ialiiten ogitieren ftarf gegen Ole
SSrie0eu8beriu6e g3ernins. 8os
Soltptfontitee Des &eibstags tpirh
nm 9onnerstog auinn1nettfontlner
un0 belttige 9epei6en beiagten, oob
nuf elmer 6erortigen 8erIonlntIltng
in g[bpeienbeit oe8 g(uslonosuifli.
Iters aneblmann Sbjeftionen gum
9luS0rut famen.