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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
OSHKOSH NEWS
Blade News Service.

Mr. Joseph Parker fell on an
ley pavement and was painfully
bruised, he also sustained lame
back. AT this writing he is rapid
ly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Fowler
and Master VIM. Montgomery,
were Oshkosh visitors last week.
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID.
Clendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell
entertained a few Of their friends
with whist party and get-to-
gether-meeting Tuesday Of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Hart Of
Neenah, Wis, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith, Feb.
). Mr.. Hart was also visitor to
our lodge meeting in the evening
and was welcomed by all the
Brethren. Call again, Mr.. Hart.
Messsrs. Winneferd Ray and
Harold Moon were pleasant cal
lers at Fond du Lac this week,
and Of course they did not call on
any males.
Messrs. j. W. Wright and Er-
vim Mathews were in Oshkosh
Tuesday evening to attend the
lodge meeting of the G. L. O. Of
@. F.
Oweing to the severe cold
weather and the illness OF his as
sistant, Mr.. Eli Rice has been on
the 90 night and day looking af-
ter the many furnaces that he has
charge of, and the Ground Hog
saw his shadow Feb. 2. It's too
bad. Mr.. Rice.
Mr.. VIM. johnson is quite busy
these days, and he says that in
fhe future he will use the night
for sleeping only. Mr.. johnson
is head porter in the leading
hotel here.
Mr.. f. d. McClendon is con
fined to his home with La Grippe.
We hope to see him out again
soon.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
LRIG. GENERAL MALVERN II. BARNUM COMMANDING
1s3rd BRIGADE CAPT. J. G. HOLLINCSWORTH
AND LIEUT.. FRANK DYER, LEADING SPIR-
ITS HIGHLY COMMENDED
BANQUET TENDEsED THE PERFORMERS
CITIZENS OF ROCKFORD WELL PLEASED, AND
THE BOYS PRAISED
Scene >.

Scene >.
Private Jenkins and Sergeant Rozier
in The Soldier and the Minstrel
Man. Lieutenant Alberga's Physical
Marvels in: Wrestling Bout, Pvt Orr
VS.. Pvt. Johnson, Catchweights; Two
round Boxing Bout. Pvt. Canada, 12S
VS.. Pvt. Haywood, 1928
Scene T.
Roberts and Wilson in Terpsichori-
an Evolutions
Scene 5.
The 1S3rd Glee Club harmonizes:
(a) Joan of Arc, Pvt. Morton Smith
and Club; Gbe I'm Round for Some
Port Somewhere in France, Sgt.
and Club; (c) Pack Up Your Troubles,
Pvt. Douglass and club: Cd) over
There. Cpl Dyson and Club; (e) Swing
Low, Sweet Chariot, Pvt. Morton
Smith and Club: (f) Steal Away to
Jesus, Srgt Pruitte and Club: (g)
go There IS a Long, Long Trail, Pvt.
Bailey and Club; (g) Good Bye, Broad
way, Hello. France. Cpl. Banks and
Club
Poem, "The one Hundred and
Eighty-third Brigade. composed by
Sgt. Ragland, Comp. d. S65th Inf.
read by Sgt. Sloan. Comp. NJ. 365th
Inf. - Taps.
1.-The Star Spangled Banner, Au-
dience to join Chorus.
1st Lieut. F. l. Drye, Manager and
Director; 1st Lieut.. W. II. Smith. Ass.
Director; Capt j. G. Hollinsworth,
Drills; 1st Lieut.. J. l. Kimbrough,
Bayonet; end Lieut.. L. Edwards,
Machine Gun; 1st Lieut.. a. +. Alberga,
Physical Features; 1st Lieut.. G. c.
Dawson, Stage and Decorations: 1st
Lieut.. c. II. Payne. Features; LIST
Lieut.. II. w. Black. Secretary; End
Lieut. Griffith. Business Manager; Mr.
Edward L. Snyder, Secretary, Y. NJ.
@ A
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
WHITEHALL. KY, NEWS.
BLADE News Service.

BLADE News Service ~
Mrs. Malinda Fauler is onsthe
sick list.
Members of the Epworth
League regret to loose their
popular Nice-President and Sec
retary, Misses Effie and Ntafy
Taylor, as their father will tal-s
residence in TT. Estill, Ky, the
lst of February.
Mr.. Allie Munday returned to
Valley View, having spent sever
al weeks in the home of Mrs.
Shirley Taylor.
Mr.. Lafayette Moran is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Celia Chenault is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Carr. Il
After spending several weeks
in Shallowford, KY, Miss Annie
Chenault has returned holae,
much elatcl over her visit. 4
Miss Mary Carr is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Carr.
Misses Mary K. and Sallie Ar
thur have returned home after
taking the examination Tor Gram-
ma School Students at Richmond.
Mrs. Leroy Taylor entertained
at dinner Sunday the following :
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Taylor.
Mrs. Suddie Kinner and Master
Barnie Munday,
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07

We will be pleased to have the
presiding officers of each lodge
and II. IL. join us in the effort far
a directory in the Blade Ass-on
as the weather gets better, look
out for us, as the Blade must 10
over the top this year Sub
scribe and Advertise.
r. |. 7. Burrell, Repr., 31ss
Dearborn.
Arth. Perkins, Corr, ~
+. 81. Phone Dougl. s06e.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
PROGRAM
Act /, Scene l.

Act !, Scene |.
After a restful night, the men of
General Barnum's 1S3rd Brigade arise
at the first notes of (a) Reveille, (b)
March, (c) Assembly, by the Brigade
Bugle Corps. under Sergeant Phillips.
Their first thought is of their beloved
America. AM E R-I-C-A - Means
/ love You" is sung by Corporal Dyson
and Chorus, Uncle Sammy s Calling
You" by Sergeant Peyton and Chorus.
Drill Call sounds for Captain Hollins-
worth's Rifle Drill, (a) Silent Man
nual, (b) Physical Drill with Arms,
tc1' setting Up Exercise; Recall
Sounds.
Scene 9
The Brigade Octette - Harmony
Kings; Sergtants Popton, Pruitte;
Corporals Dyson, Smith; Privates Har-
ris, Washington, Collins.
Scene 3.
Adjutant's Call for Lieutenant Kim
brough's Crack Bayonet Platoon and
Lieutenant Edwards Machine Gun
Squad.
Scene 4
Assembly The Brigade Falls In.
Somewhere in France is the Lily
Pvt. Slaughter and Chorus; THE Rag
time Volunteers are off to War, Pvt.
Bailey and Chorus; Retreat; when
Soldiers Heads were Hollow" (Original
Poem) Srgt. Sloan.
Act H.
Scene l.
Secretary Snyder opens the Y. NJ. c..
A. to the Brigade; The Pivot" Iazz
Band Sgt. f. T. .Blevins-Violin, leader;
Pvt. Carroll Dickerson-Violin Soloist.
Pvt. Joe Taylor-Banjo and Bass
Fiddle, Cpl. Charles Maxey-Cornetist,
Srgt. Eddie ackson-Eccentric Drum
mer, Pvt. Jasper Taylor--Jazz Artist.
Cpl Paul V. Robinson-Piano. Leader.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
BAPTIST WOMEN HOLD CON
GRESS
blade News Service

Chicago, Ill. Feb. THE Chi
cago and Vicinity Baptist Wo-
men't Congress held its regular
monthly meeting at Pleasant
Green Baptist Church, and among
other interesting features were
the inspiring reports of the var
ious departments and circles. The
extremely efficient prcsidnet Mrs.
Eva G. Hooper presided and dis.
played her marvelous ability and
masterful influence in controlling
the organization and keeping the
women intact.
Among the speakers introduced
were Mrs. G. M. DeBaptiste Ash
burn, president, National Baptist
Women s Assn; Mrs. Adah NJ.
Waters, Supt. Amanda Smith
School, Harvey, Ill and the Blade
representative.
The Baptist women Of Chicago
and vacinity thru their mission
cry circles and their various de-
partments, a/c doing a wonderful
work. The Congress contributed
the price Of one ton Of coal to the
Amanda Smith Home.
Mrs. F. Blunt McCray 2314 w.
Walnut St.. City Missionery will
represent the Blade.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
ATTY. OLIVER A. CLARK
Chicago, III.

Who will address The Lincoln
Memorial Society and citizen of
Madison on Lincoln birthday
Feb. 18th. G. y. Il. rooms State
Capitol, 8p. m.
Subject, 1.-The Negro and De-
mocracy."
Mr.. Clark is a member Of local
Masonic and Odd Fellow Lodges
and "A former student of the L of
w. a large and appreciative aud
fence should greet him.
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CORRESPONDENTS AND
TAKE NOTICE

Owing to the present de-
mand for advertising space
in THE WISCONSIN
WEEKLY BLADE, no din
ner party, wedding, obitu-
airy or funeral write-ups
containing more than %
words will be run in the
News Items unless money ac-
companies the article. News
items must be condensed as
we are forced to conserve in
space.
j. ANTHONY JOSEY,
Editor and Manager
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07

Get best values in men and Boys
Shoes, Of II. F Tiedeman, SIS 4.
Wilson St.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
MILTnN. Nc,
blade News Service

Mr.. Penn Freeman who has
been for some time iii New York
City, returned home. His rela-
tives and many friends welcome
him.
Mr.. l.. Dodson and Miss l.. Nj
Graves were united III marriage
Wednesday evening. They are
residing at the home of Mr. bod
son s father.
Miss Annie Bell Coleman cele-
brated her fourteenth birthady,
Jan. 2Sth. Many young people
were present. The table was beaut-
fully decorated with evergreen,
flowers and lighted candles. There
were many good things to eat.
Dancing was the chief feature of
the evening. Piano and string
music were furnished.
The stork visited the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chambers and
left a healthy little son.
Prof. Iariston editor of The
Headlight, spent the week end at
Milton. lie worshipped at the A
VI. f. Church. He gave very
timely talk.
Miss Annie Glenn spent the
past week in X. +. ID. Milton on
the plantation of her cousin Ii.
ii. Forster. Mr.. Forster is-a re-
tired farmer. In this section Of
the country more than % negro
farmers live on joining planta--
tions. They own land amounting
to 1869 acres and homes ranging
from four to eight rooms. Miss
Glenn reports most delightful
week.
Mr.. Amc Scott Of r. f. D.
Milton spent the Sabbath in the
city visiting friends.
The Improvement League OF
Masons Chapel met Friday, p. NJ
The people are planning to en-
large the school Mr. Lipscomt
has done excellent work. The peo-
pie are very much enthused, those
who were present promised to
give IS. With the help Of the
patrons $73.00 has been raised.
Mr.. G. p. Foster spent the week
end in Milton.
Messers w. RI. Foster, II. j
Foster, A. D. Hamlet and J. A
Jones are spending the winter in
Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. G. J. Donoho, Jr. left Sat
urday A. NJ. for Traylea, w. Va.
Misses N. King and NJ. Wilson
teachers Of the public school here
are doing good work.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-10
UiltenNc pcn ecn
priien iibSriausn
Nidiabti mm Naltn bard @ftifnln
bee alien 0rtu1ttt 2,iabip
iiut blcditrL

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i hiaHh ttmaM 6aB briiiite aid.
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fidtoH Bl Ciogh1 au tcr lglalittf
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mcldt 0ataui nb5iclie bci0e oaiul
8li ihHcBcn wur0c lcpic 9ladt prr.
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icittt nm 8u berbinoern, odB Iie Dem
6cin0c in bic Sdil0e fiel. llnierc
8prluitc maren gerina.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-10
Boxer t,erWci0ett
Grtra : 1tnterimc6Mita

g8aIbington, 10. Sefretdr
@afer bnt geItern angetiinoigt oaB
er bonn @eneralnoior Squier uno
oen 06eriten 3eeo uuo g}ontgomerp
bonn SignalforpS formele @eIude
er1olteu babe, cine @liIit1rbeb6r0e
8u erneuuen oie bic @crbinoung ei.
ne8 ieoen Oerictbeu NIT Der Slug.
8eugproouftion itnteriufen iollte.
8dfer ga6 an 0aB, I'M nidlt nit
ben llnterillbungeu, Die bonn syuitis.
oepnrteinent uno bon 6em Senat8.
fonitee fiir mi(itdriide 9lngelegen.
beiten eingeleitet nltroen, in Son.
flift at gerateu er iid enti6loiicn
babe, in ge3ug auf bic glpplifationHr
gegerrudrttg nihts 3u unterne6men.
8ie genaHnt 6efnfi5iere itro 0ie Ser.
treter oes artegsrots an Der Slug.
8eugbe60roe.
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SOrnoOOs VSiittn in
SSSOluu llnO SSllinOis.
scwsit, wis bis Jest bekount, fine t5 l'sricncR
octStSt uuS ctwo 100 pSrIeGt wcrSSu; Scr
auocribtete S0dbldaHen it oreb
Oas ssutrale yOWa bsiOnSers i0wer peimseiu

Chicago SUI, 10 Q'at Tos
8cutralc 9uinoi& iolnic od9 acntrolC
un0 noromcitlidc Soma lBaroen ae.
itern BON eiNcR &orn00u heiuile.
iudlt un0 nicr cibactroiicucu @cridl.
ten gtfol9c inO t3 altrionen acts,
tct uno m0audlerUcic 100 Rcrionrn
bcrleet morocn Ger onaeridtcie
Sodilbooen tit eroB. Somcit pic
befount entioGcn out bic 1otenliite:
9}em Sonptou, So.. 4 gtuibua, So,
2; 6ronfI;u. Suy 3 g9dberIu, Sa,
1; siadiouuiuc, Sllo GoaIou
So, 9
6ilildt6cuueiie luur0c feille GRO
bere StaOt bon 0en Grfan be-
riibrt, ood) muoeu Chicago uno an.
oere ar6Bcre St10te BON gegcn.
m0 @ageIitiirmen brinlaeiud)t.
8n 9}ni9lin, sya.. mo 2 gerionen
i6r 2eben berlorn muroe ieorB @e.
bdu0e in Der Staot brid1oigt. glabe
GIorege, Sa., no iefS @eriouen bers
lett muroerL ptr0e ehn 0ld0hen
bonn 5hlrm 300 SUB melt fortae.
fiibrt, tom ober obue gerleeungen
0obon.
Gin auobc 1T 5u Sadioubilc er.
truufcn. Die 10 Sabre attc 5rou
2ucD &art un0 0cren @iufelin geiiie
purOen in oereu 9cttpn 0ur6 berab.
itiir8euoeS @ebdIf eridlogeu.
DeS Moines, Sya., 10. D}oi. -
lleber GbidaIow unO 8innelbief
Counties, im n6roIiden Soma, brau.
ite geItern Elm Gornooo oobin; 10.
peit lpie bis iebt bffonnt, iino G
@erioneu umeefoumen; iiber 90
murben berlett, uno Der angeri6tete
9d6ibaoen bc5iiiert iid ouf tan.
ien6e bon Dollars. Ole Telepbon.
unO GeIegrapbenordbte in ben bon
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BtlnScsaocntcn fiuSen
Bcmbcnm0cbc

5opIiu DO, 10 g2oi.-gier
Reiiefofier, Oie grpIoiibitoffe olIer
9lrt eHtbielten nlroen bon geoutten
.0e8 Suiti3oeportcucut8 in gSiber,
GfIo., % @}elIen iiiolid bon bier,
BET etner 9lo35in ouf Gin Qoqtcr.
bou8 beidla5nabnt Gie 6rou 0eg
(Eigentiimers oeS Souicg un0 Elm
2ogiergoit mur0tn berboftet. Ser
@igeutiimer oeS 2ogier6ullies tom.
te bisber nod nibt oufgeitn0en
meroen. 8ert5euoe uno D2oteriol
fir Die Seriteaung BON @omben
ioIlen in Ben aoffcrn borgefiinoen
luor0rn ietn, Sic fiir5Iif nod 9ider
bon @eb6 Gin, Mo.. geiaubt mir.
ben. Der berboitcte @lonu ioa ocllt.
fdler gtbitanltHllna. Die Grali enc
9fuiiiu iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-10
fIcpA @ectps liebt
OerScetfettiot 90
Anltuai Bic aeaen ibn cthobsutu Nt
lNaleIaahntn ln nnitrla.
dltR abhflrtnt

NnnAah TO- 9Fd plob0 eBu1
bai Iluen mtigrm poLHihm Tit.
umph Ali pctgtA8 aeUn 0d liu.
iegbau Dat mii g0J utatu lUd
@timugu aca Amna bc4 ritfun
allinillgtpraliotuiu q auiib. Ste Don
Dem gtnetdI a2auriN 1eoen pIapo
@rorae erepbenfn 2lcldNl0Muuau
sl unierhitrn obaCItbnl Gas Ger.
irouens0oim efiplllc mathematician
@eorae iolaeaOe grlI6ulna obaear.
ben bottle Rationale 0ubCli mo
Die armre fn0 bc0rht Ste Tait.
iten bereiitn Den idneriicn 1dildd
im Nrieae bor. un0 tdl bitie un0 tie.
be Sie ON. 0oR 0itirn btntcrliiiasn
slnartiieu Elm etor 0cnomt miro.
8eititnaen, mel6e 0en lRniier.
prdiihenien irelinbIih Qciumt lin0.
ertldren. ooB bicrut Der 8cu0e.
plmtt unter 0eu 8dricicn betreiiS
oeren 8erbaItens gum 9riepe erraht
TT Sic iaaeu, BOB id cine Qorlet
aebiI0et bobe Inn oeu Str5 2loD0
Weorge6 herbei5uilhrcn. 9orO ql8,
quitb lit In ieiHem aatnpic gcpen
2lop0 fieprga untcrIcgen.
Die 6ppoiitiouaprciic ueriihcrt,
2IoDo @eor1e babe Die Suupttraaa
maouaen im0 iri elmer llntcrius
DUNG aus Dem @cge ocgongcn.
Dos engIiihe NubIifum lit ncu.
sierig 81 erfobren. meI6e SteIluua
9lmerita 81 Der g}ourice gLffoire Elm.
nebnfen miro.
4}orts, 10. Mlai-Gcr @oriler
D}otin ihrei6t: nggir freucn ms,
Oob Die unerb6rte 8eri1u6ritna ae.
Gen ben @liuiitcrpraiioenten 2lopo
(seorge iid ais elm 6e5lidIng ernie.
len bat.
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1lebnten bcmtie6c
Bc6inollnecn on

qon6on, 10. U2ai Cine ofIi5ielfe
Ora6tloie gielbung beingt, oaB Serr
Gfiherin, Der 2(u5lan6sminiiter Der
golibcDifi, oer 6elttiden giegieruug
in aiGD telegropbiert bate. bic
riiiiihe glagieumg ne6me ben Scr.
idlag 1eutidtanh5 bc8iigIif Der
5ricoensberbonbliingen NIT Der III.
roine III Stem on. Die ge0inguHgen
i6liebeH ungabiu6erte 5a5ilitdten fir
ruiiiideu Grport 5um llebcrgaHg
iiber bic @reH5e nad Slnrst elm mo
cine oirefie Iele9rapbenber6in0nng
Der @uiIen nod Uiostmi
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NmrriIanIldle arpnl

Wiit Der ameutntliihfn armce tn
Ser Nicar0c. 3 Not l9oB 8re0
6trauion aorreipouoent orr llnitco
QrcB.) - Gmtritduilde gIrtiIleric
bdt oie Stride 5u GaniiaHn nn6 mcb,
rfre ucbeu 0criclben beiunlihe Csc,
bduoe 5cutori, gloidinenaapcbrue.
icr berii0tct 6elbbeiciliauuaen BET
6ontaueious g}ont0ioier 6em @r0'
boocu Nlcih 1cuadt uHO in Der Crt.
NoIt 0lc6uitSt @cotgrs @runOc
peulriadt. Die Stride at Gontigup
muom pou Dem 5cin0e aIs We.
obohttngSpoitcn beulitt. Gir Qe.
iticBuna ouucrte oic gau3c Jatjt
lmo bic luit crbebte inter 0cut Ion
ner Der idDuereu (5cihiitc; obcr uId
eeidibe flciuen auIibers unterbiel.
ten elm fcbtdftts Setter.
Die Deltihal mahen groBc gIu1
iireugungen, glmerifaner 5u 8eian.
acnpu an mahen; oieie8 1T ibuen
bi89er on oieier 5rout nod niht &C..
mngen. Cine aus 40 Wonn bette
benoe feinoIide glbteihmg beriuhte
cinen Cell unicrer Ginie aa iiberren.
Hen uno beoieutc Iitb bel 0ieiem 9Ln.
gdif &uH0grouoten. @be iie obcr
tts Bu unieren &erbnuen borDrinaeH
t0mten mtr6en fe olird unier 5eu.
ct bcrtrieben. 3iuei 5einOe tuurocH
ol5 9ei6eu in Dem Srabtberbau ge-
iunoeu. Sin jpeiter lteberfaa nur.
Oc ebenfaIls obgci6logen.
Gin omerifaniiher Soften eridoB
einen Suno, Der an icinem 9nls.
bano einen bon einem feinoliden 6f.
fiBier aeiAriebenen 9etteI trug, in
mcI6em er icineu 8oraeietten er.
in6te, ieinc 5telIlnq dnoerH 81 biir.
fen.
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acknowledgements Der armtc merf.
lid 0ebelieri.

&aibinqtDh 10. Uldi.-Ber Be'
iur6beits5uit1uo In ben beri6ieoe.
nen 9lrneeitationeu unb lle6nnaS.
lageru in ben g}ereiiigten Staatcn
peiit fir Die ON 3. U2at ait Gu6e
geqangene ISOLDE aendB Dem geriht
6es l.Giatsnr8te5 @orgas,
cine bemerfensiBerte geiieruna ouf.
2lae 9rnnfenroten iin0 forigeiett
aefoGen, md6rcu6 NIT 2lusnabme
elmer Modje, bic gooe5rate acringcr
mar nls 81 irasno eiuer 8eit felt
Dem l6 globcmber 5n 1aen ga.
germ Buinmmea ereigneten iid 1863
3obesfdfe, I'm @ergIeih NIT 25l in
SET Mofle Dor6er.
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Steuererllebnilu Hem
isonureb SmpfcbIcn
eslrttat ggtasee tfiuhi mn lciorli.
at IatitpatbaHa sut Nrhabuna
BET Ninuahmeu lur
Qflra bubRgi

maihinaioa i0 nldi acalmR.
! iHbrcr mnttrH uom cyrciar allt.
g.ooo btaahribltai OaB Bticgac.
buna ndbrtuo hirlcr eflon Gin.
nabmcn btItalfru mib im otn aro.
| bcH uneupotlein 3nnods bon WINS.
odbcn ninlar Der gius6cbuun0 hcs
lQriensproafaume Ger glotion All
ocdeu Cine Garlcama Der 3inaus.
loae 0cs 9nn0es. oui bic iid ste Ne.
rcdmn9 Der Staltrn ihiten iou,
hit bnftgrtitet morbcn upA ion 0en
laouiteat 6es Hduics m0 scuots
III eiuiden @daeu imicrbrciicl mer.
bcn
Gb Der aondrtB ons 9tcurraeicb
bom leeteH Serbit trbobcu wiro.
b1nat bon Dem 0in0rud ob, oen
oicie Eorlepuna MAIDEN miro. 0enn
es sciqt bob es notpcnoiq it, lett
iu 6on0eln, onitdtt bis gum &c.
Bembcr AZ mdrtcu, pic urlpriinQlih
pepIant NOR. miro sic pofimmq, Den
qonQrrB ON / s5uIi al pertogcn,
ueridprn0en ml6 0erieI6e miro bis
gum Serbit In 5itung bletben.
Die 9Iniiht Nlcglooos, 6oB @eictt
iofort ertaiien mer0en uliiiien, fano
In einem 9rieic an Gen. Simmons.
orn @oriiber hes f{inansfonliteeS 6c8
Genat8, QIu80ruf. Ole imernartct
6oben SbdtlmQen Der gtuSgaben fir
Oa8 nGdite s}abr ihlieBen 0oS $t5,.
gtrmeeproqromm elm,
etno 81 ,500,000,000 fitr oie Slot.
te im6 S2,25o, 100000 fir oie Sd)if.
fabrt8bcb0r0e. Gen. Simmons qob
oh 0aB ein acknowledgements glbfom.
men bic Sieuerqeietgeblug bis 5iun
De3cmber 8u berihiebeL bor Der
Gtnlieferilnq Dieier Sdlubung ge.
maft muroe 8ie Sitltatton iei iett
ourd bic 9lngabep 6es Sefretdrs
Wlc9t6oo iebr ber1noert uno ntuB in
neuem 9idte betra6tet ner0en.
glepr1ientunt stitbin Der 6enlo.
fratilbe 6ii6rer in0 8oriiber oes
SontiteeS fir W1itteI im0 @ege, iag.
te, ooB. menn man iitb fir peitere
9eIteuernng entihIicBen iollte, Die
Grbebungen 0eB Iebten Stenergeiet.
3eS oerooppelt per6cn rpiirSeu. ST
1ldubte. ooB $2,500,000,000 ourb
Steuern erboben meroeu tpitroen,
ipoourb bic gegenlpdrtigen @iunab.
men orrh oos ietige @eieb ouf
$6,000,000,000 erb0bt iper6en mir.
Oen. 8eitere 9on6ousgobsn tper0en
ebenfaIls noh gfngoben 6eS Seno.
tors Sinuons belpiliet ner6en,
gonS obgeIcben oobon, mann Die
Stelergeiebe obgefaBt neroen. 9ie
@r0Be oerieI6cn miro je0o9 bon.
Der Steuergeicbgebung obbdngen.
Ginfomnen lno lle6crprofite tper.
0en mie Meprdientant Stitdin imo
Senator GiutmonB onoellteteu ols
Die 0ueIlen ongeieben aus oenen
peitere Steuern gu idopfen iinb.
8eitere Soniltmiteueru neroen ou6
ols mobrideiulih ongeieben tperoen.
Man eripartet ie6od in oieier Sei.
iion cine itrnffe Oppoiition Der Ge.
blblifoner gegen oagemeine Steuer.
aeiebaehnna.
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glOmiral Gins d6er snnd6uutfriea.

2onoon 10. 9loi -8i5e. Q0miro[
8m. @. Gins aommanoenr Der
nmeritnniitben Tlottenitreitfrdfte in
Der Grieg88oue, inote in gIntiDort
ouf einen Goah bei etnem Diner,
6as 8u G9reu Der 0ifi3iere imo
Y3annIdofteu Der amer. 5lotte ae.
geber fDrr6e, folgenoes: gggir ruii.
fen, 6aB Die 1oubbootfanpaane i'm
g(pril lebten Sa1re8 ben S0bepunft
errei6te Seitber 1T iie Itet8 berab.
gefaIlen. Sn Der 9tuiidenaeit nur0e
Die &onnnge, bic bon ben g(ltierten
bergeitellt mucoe, Shritt fiir
5dritt oergrobert, biS man Inn bic
Ode Tam 1no mir boffen, Dob in.
nerbalb Der nQditeH 3lDei @oaen
Die Characterization Ser Ser.
nidtungsrate aleidfomnt g8ir
iino iider, BOB bic 8eit fitr tniere
8ieoerberitcIltma gefoHineu it,"
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0em Goruobo betroFitpeu eleocihen
ituo Bcriiort 70 cab bis ieVt mir
maacre 9luhridteu ui6 ienen Yan.
0cAteilcn etuaeirellen nH0.
@ourit oeitnbru iirb ai ocr 20.
tcnliite:
Ibcooorc qrieoer Sr.. Garmer BET
9icp 0onpton.
Gilbert Smith. 5armer bet glap
&ompton
5rau J6cmas Eonh. BET Nelpsomp.
ton.
8. 9iacJcp, Gnuuer bel 9lep eomp-
ton.
9lou SuSbouo, 5oriuer BET gloibua.
6roR VI. o. Ghreiuer bel glaibila.
GO beiBt, Dab 8u GoImor, in @tu.
neibiet Gouutn. mo Dos llnmetter
NIT fnrdtbnrer @enalt loSbrad.
iehs geriouen inns geben eefont.
men ietn ioIlen.
gdlr furge gtahrihteu iin6 bis ieet
aus @innei6ief gountD eingetroifen,
bod iou Der BORT anaeridtete Sdo.
oen GROCER iein. oils In gbifaiolD
GountB, Die 6tdotben glttinioa,
5reoeridsburg 9iiian lno GaImar
iollen ibner nlitgenommen iporben
fem. lleberboupt miro orS folt al.
len &eilen Sopos itbmereS lluluet-
ter genleloet
&ier in Ges 9foine8 belt Ser
Sturn cine @eihminoiefeit bon "A
WteiIen Die Stitnoe Elm. 3ie Soma
Telephone Company mar ni6t I'M.
itouoe, ii6 NIT Dem noroneItIiden
Soma in 8erbinoung 5u ieben. gi3
@oterIoo fontlte Die 0erbin0una auf-
reht erbalten mer0en, bon bort aus
ober iuaren oie 0rdbte nieocrgeIegt.
0iuscatine, Ga, 10. @lui. -@e.
fern 9lbeno our4raite aitf cine @eite
bon $50 SUP Elm 9rton 0tuscatine
@ouattp. Qubenoe 8erionen tuur.
ben berlett. Ger ongeri6tete Sad.
idooen beIauit iib IN Die &auienoe
bon Dollars.
0os oreiidbrige 66bnfen bon
8iIliam Sauieman nurOe Ollr6 ole
@emaIt Oes Sturnte8 aug ben gLr-
men ieiner 0httter geriiien unb onrt
Die &uft fortgefiibrt. Wtan fan0 Dos
Stinb otf Dem Qade ei.
mes StaIlGs. @s miro ieinen gerIet.
ipobl erliegen. Gin DusenO
gerlette 6eiinoen iitb in Soipitd.
lerr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-10
3iuei TFlicaer n6acitiirat.

Gan glntorio, Ger, 10. W}ut. =
2eltnant SoHes 8. @}u1, g3er
9orf, mttr6e eet6tet umo 2eutnaui
9lilo 90. g}iIIer RON 8oterloo, Sa.,
plIr0e idner berIcbt, ais Ser Nero.
plan in meIdem iie flogen, feds
9}eilen meitlib bon bier obItiir3te.
aetbe foneu inter biz I2oitiug sl
Iiegen. sic miirbcn nod Dem $50.
fpital i'm Sort Gam Soltiton ge.
brodt, mo 0}og fltr5c 3eit 6arauf
itorb, Der Batter Dtiaer8 lit Serr
Serman gtiller bon @oterloo Sya.
8tes lit ser Is. t0tli6e ltnio1 auf
Dem aellp.6lngfelo.