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The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
TO STUDY NORTHERN FARMING
J. T. Magruder Will Represent Polk
 County on To-Day Tour.

J. T. Magruder, president of the First National Bank of Mena, has been honored by an appointment to represent Polk county on the Arkan- sas Farmers and Business Mems Farm Observation Tour, from June 13 to June 23. This is feature of tho Arkansas Profitable Farming cam paign, and the ten-day trip thru Wis consin, lava and Missouri, will be un- der the direct supervision of Prof P. c. Holden of the International Har- vester Company.
 The party will be made up of fifty representative citizens of the state, headed by Gov. c. H. Trough and in- ciuding W. c. Lasseter. Among the places to be visited are St. Louis, Fort Atkinson, Waukesha, Lake Mills and Madison, Wis, Mount Vernon, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Ames and Whiting, la, and Maryville, Mo.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
oil Stove Window at AIfnrds.

Oscar Afford, who recently made an extensive display of beds in the large store windows, has now changed to oil stoves. They are the newest pat terms, different sizes and makes. Everybody is invited to inspect this showing, and husbands are particu- larly invited to chose one as a hot weather surprise to their wives. The whole house will be more comfortable when an oil stove has replaced the old range or cook stove. See them at Affords.
 Adv. 135-o oA-
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
GOING FOR SPECIAL TRAINING
Two Volunteers and Two Called From
 Polk County.

Responding to the recent call for men to take special training along mechanical lines to fit them for war service with the government, J. W. Bomar and Lawrence Gerald Casebolt, both of Cove, have volunteered, and will go to the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Friday to take up the work. The quota asked of Polk coun- ty was four, and to make up this num- Der David Albert Brown of Grannis and William Rose Cotton of Opal, both registrants under the draft, were called in, and will leave at the same time.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Home at Hatton Looted.

A Mrs. King, whose home is in Hatton, but who has been teaching school at Watson, Ok, since March, returned home Monday last and found her home had been robbed of beds, bedding, books, etc. She came to Mena Thursday and secured search war rant, and returned with Sheriff H. w. Finger and Deputy John Bratcher, and several places in the neighbor- hood were searched but the goods were not found. It was believed, how ever, that trace of the property was secured and further developments are expected.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
soMETHING pTFFERENT.

Thru the efforts of the Commercial Club and directed by Secretary Ben c Eastin, the merchants of Mena have joined in an effort to give their coun- try patrons, as we'll as any other folks who like bargains, a special oppor- tunity, and to this enterprise The Star is giving much space in this issue.
 By this plan there is a distinct union of effort, the purpose of which should be to make pleasant shop ping day for everyhody---a sort of special goodwill occasion.
 In addition to the price inducements at the stores-and t is probable that there will be many such not indi- cated--arrangements have been made to give fine Holstein calf to some one, and Poland China pig to some one else. In addition it is likely that there will be free auction sale--and The Star is pretty safe in predicting some surprises of pleasant nature not now Con the bills.9
 The Star believes this Is going to be fine get-together affair--a day of goodwill and good cheer in this time of war and strife, and cordially in- vites the people of this part of Ar kansas to participate--and to call and see The Star in it's new quarters, where they vii be sure to find warm ,,,afeo,,,a.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
PIenty of sugar to Put Up Fruit

There will De plenty of sugar to put up Arkansas fruit this year, accord ing to Harnp Williams, the Food Ad- lninistrator. who has assured the spe- cialists with the Extension Division that they can nave the club members and farmers wives turnout the state go ahead with their preparations and put up as much fruit as possible. To secure the sugar for this work it is only necessary to go to your grocery store and sign little pledge stating that the sugar desired is for the pur- posing of putting up fruit and that all surplus sugar not used in this manner will be returned. All grocerymen should have these certificates on hand; if they do not have them they can get them by writing to the Food Adminis- trator.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Hail Storm Near Yocana.

Mrs, T. Blackwell, living near the Liberty school house, half mile east of Yocana, on Saturday telephoned her sister, Mrs, s. NJ. Riding, that there was a severe hail storm at that place last Friday afternoon, and that for q strip approximately two miles wide the corn was stripped bare of leaves and other vegetation beaten to the earth.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Corporal westbrook Writes.

Fl Paso, Tex, June 8, 1918. To the People of Southwestern Polk County:
 Dear Friends:-I have been in the army over year and have not writ ten anything to many of my friends. We have been in training most of the time at Fort Bliss, Tex, and now are sure we will soon join our friends lover there" Would love very much indeed to tell each and every one goodbye, but as that is impossible I want to ask as many as will to write to me.
 We are indeed sorry to leave our friends here, yet we are very glad that we can go and do "our bit" for our country.
 With best wishes for all,
 Yours truly,
 Corporal Kneedham Westbrook,
 Go. l, 64th Init, Fort Bliss, Tex.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
CHANGE AT PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Mrs. W. J. Gallagher Gives Up Posi-
 ton as Librarian.

Mrs. W. J. Gallagher, librarian al the Mena Public Library for the past eight years, has resigned to take eff feet at once and for the present Miss Ola Shrewsbury has been prevailed upon to take the place temporarily or until another librarian can be SC. cured. For the present the library will be opened only from to p. m
 The Woman's Literary Club and the citizens of Mena feel very grateful te Mrs. Gallagher for her years of faith ful service in the library.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
SUSPECTED MAN GAVE UP.
Joe Kerr, Alleged to Have Been in s
 Bad Crowd. in Jail.

Joe Kerr, alleged to have been a member of the gang that recently committed depredations in the terri tory around Hatton and Vandervoort, and that was broken up by the battle with officers in which Charlie Kirk land. an officer, and Elmer Cason, out law. were killed, on Sunday notified Sheriff Finger that he had surrend- cred to John Harkey at Hatton and desired to be brought in. He is held in jail.
 It is not announced what charges will be brought against him.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Back to Polk County.

J. W. Ingram, who sold his farm Rock in January, and has since been prospecting in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma, returned last week and has bought 160 acres of land in Bethesda valley known as the Charles Hopkins place. He is very sure, after his wide investigation, that Polk county is about right, and proposes to stay with it. Both deals were made thru the Hamilton Real Estate Agency.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13

''The mills of the gods grind slowly, but grind exceeding fne.' and the gov ernment of the United States moves slowly, but when it has finished there will not be cave in the hills deep enough to hide a slack, deserter nor a disloyal man. And every true American is going to add his weight to the power to make this true,
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13

Children that are affected by worms are pale and sickly and liable to con- tract some fatal disease. WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE expels worms promptly and puts the child on the road to health. Price 50c per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug Go. Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13

The Star columns are crowded this wee, and to make room for important news the installment of "Over the Top" has been omitted, to be taken up again next week.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
weleo1ne.

The local exemption board requests The Star to state that any person knowing of an instance where man who should have registered has failed to do so, should at once report the same and when this is done the ccse viii be promptly dealt with according to instructions. Also that any idlers between the ages of IS and 55 will be reported, in which case the Home Guard will take action, preferring charges of vagrancy.
 The local board insists that all citi- gems aid in seeing that these war measures are enforced.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Corporal Kneedham Westbrook,
 Co. l, 64th Init, Fort Bliss, Tex.

A bilious, half-sick feeling, loss of energy, and constipated bowels can be relieved with surprising promptness by using HERBINE. The first dose brings improvement, few doses puts the system in fine, vigorous condition. Price 60c. Sold by Jackssn Drug Co. Adv
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Strayed or Stole

Strayed or Stolen From Eagleton,
 Ark, on April 15, one bay horse, 2 years old, about 14h hands high, weight 800 pounds Branded "C. H." on right shoulder. Liberal reward will be paid for return or information as to whereabouts. B. B. Mahar, Eagle ton, Ark. Adv. 20-tf
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13

If just half those reports of valor, daring capers and successful en- counters with the Germans ascribed to our boys over there are true, those Huns will soon be taking to the "tall uncut"-and that's about what's com ing anyhow.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
"Hooverizing.' T

E. R. Jackson, proprietor of the Mena Cafe, as 4 step toward Hoover izing, bought pig about three months ago and, feeding it from res turant refuse, netted s20 on the ami nal.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Roasting Ears June il.

Misses Jennie and Fannie Judd, on West Port Arthur, had new roasting ears from their garden Tuesday. first reported for the year, and certainly very early.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Eiseman-yapwav

Just before noon Tuesday Rev. T. A. Park united in marriage, at the court house, Clayton Eiseman and Miss Pearl Vanway of Cove.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Making a Town Lot Pay.

A. J. Powers has begun digging his potatoes on a vacant lot on De- Queen street and expects about 12 bushels. He already has begun set ting sweet potatoes.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13

The United States has listed a mill lion more young men as a fighting force to win the world war for liberty. And it can keep up the step year by year till the war is won.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
Ths 0uInIns That Does Not Affect tho Ilesd

Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA- TIVE PROMO QUININE is better than ordinary ringing In head Remember the full na me a nd look foy the signature of E. ". GROVE. 30c.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
FLAG DAY PROGRAM

Will Be Given Friday Night by Elks
 at the Home.
 The Mena lodge of Elks will ob- serve Flag Day, Friday, June 14, with special program to be given at the home.
 If the weather permits the program will be held on the lawn, otherwise in the hall. The program will be given later.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13

Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
 The old Standard general strengthening tonic. GROVES TAsTELESs chill TONIC. drives out
 Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys- .~m- 4 true tonic. For adults and children 6ce
The Mena weekly star., 1918-06-13
For Indigestion, Constipation or
 Biiiousness

Just try one 50-cent bottle of LAx-FOS WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive Laxative pleasant to take. Made and recommended to the public by Paris Medi- cine Go, manufacturers ofLaxative Bromo Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
1icpilicn Scr l1crlaoc
fir Sinall5kcrpcraticl
grionoerts aontiter acidnifen nuO
glaioritdt Der 7rcttOrea
eingeidlrGutt.

8oibmgton. 21 6ebr. ~ Sin
glbfonuren betreffs Der gebiiion 0el
8pei bnlptiddllitbiteu Grobifioner
Der @orIage fir oie Sdoiftmq elmer
5inan3forporatiou Inn Der Griegs'
iinau5ieruug mto Den 9riegSiuou,
itrien bsbiIfIih at iein wuroe ge,
itern 8ipiiden 5cfrctGr gfc@ooo unr
Dem 6inon5tomitee oe8 Senats &c.
idnffen.
Qie goQmadt 5ur 2i5enfierilna
bon Seturitdteuousga6en IN S0be
bon 100000 uno 0ariiber pir0e
nidt ben Direftoreu Der 6iuon8for.
poration 8uerteitt iperoen, ionoern
einen n&apitol 8erousgab1tng8-&o.
mitee", oa8 iih aus 6rei W}it9lieoern
Der 9un0esreierbebe6or0e un0 orei
8ertretern bon prtboten 6inon3inte.
reiien 3uinmmeniett.
Cine meitere Nenoerung ipiir6e Ole
g(utoritdt Der 9irettoren Der aor.
poratton eiitidrdnfen, 8oridiiiie aus
Gegierung8fon08 0irett an Qribat-
iu0uitrien oin 9[u8nabmef0Ilen" 5u
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
Die Gribiinc Mrs
Samstae bcrcits
ntittdGs ctIcbcincn

lltbermorgcn, samstae, nirO
bic sdglife Cmaba Sribnne III.
rsu llm5ng nadl i6rem Giaenar.
banSc, t307-l309 6onarS Ctr.
81 GnSe briuacn. I'm bafiir bic
nOtige 3eit bubeu, wirO Die Gel.
ting bcreitS Samstag mittog Ct.
idleinen.
g8ic mir gemelOct, 6u6en mir
6ereits nnierc SdlnellpreiIe mad
nuierm @c6dnbc seidafft. SIN
eanfr Sieler &Ddle luur6c nudl bic
Grprbitiun bort untergcbradlt.
Samstaa nnb Sonntag lucr6en
mir MIN bic Gdrifticb. aub etc.
rcutipier.M .Maidiuen, bic 9lcboftiuu
nn6 Offices bort nntcrbringen nno
Snmit nniere idluieriae nnb futs
ipielige Arbcit betnSigeu.
SubnlO mir In nnierm Gigeu'
6eim in Der redJten 8ciic einge.
riftct finS, mas luobl nod rinige
3eit bnaern iuiro, iuer0en iuir, iuie
bereit$ seiagt, nniere 2cier sur
Gcffltignug 0esielbeu einla0en.
SdglidIc Omaha Sri6iiue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
Orei 2lmcrikdttcr iit
OcrltIt9laftS 9cf0lt9cIt

@aI6ington, 21. 6ebr. - 0rei
amerifdniide Solouten, Die nod ei.
neru Sample oln 8. sebrltar oils Der.
n1iBt aemel0t mur0en, fia0 in einem
oelttIden @eidngenenlnger nltfgefltn.
oen nor0en gs iino oies: Corporal
gtiholas g2ulbaIl, Synfauterie, Ser.
ieD Gitb, g. s.; @emeinsr g0tpnt $.
Saines, Synfanterie, @oo0maro, Sf.
Iaboma; @emeiner 6ranf 6. Nac.
3ougua, 95nfanterie, glarbsoiIle, ga.
g8ie geitern geueloet nuroe iin0
bel einem Sample ON 12. 5ebruar
Der 2elttnant s5obn 5. Mcgleelb,
8aIbington, 9. g., un0 geneiner
SSrDin 6. Gtuttou, Gaming @2ih.,
leidt bertDlm6et tDor0en. Corporal
G1ie 8. Gapleu, 9l0rian Ga, un0
oie 8eneinen G9arles g8. 3urant,
Sberiomn G1o., s5ront 8olfe, Aib.
Ian0, ggis., uno elmer @eis, s5nir.
biefD, ggbo, iUur6en Sci einem Gant.
pfc am II. 5e6ruar leidt beriuitnoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
ReoierMltg cppcnicrt
111ciSeltpreiser

8oI6iugton, 2t. Sebr.-9ie noGe
araft Der 2l0uliniItrotion miro, ipenn
n0tig, eingGiebt per0en I'M Die
@oIIierung Der 8orlogeu su ber-
bitten Die 6er @ei5enprei8 erb6ben
noLlen. 3ie8 nltroe geitern bon oil.
torntiber Seite befonnt gegeben.
Die 9ppoiition gegen Die gorlagen,
nopon cine peitere geItern bonn 9fe-
prdiettorten Soldering bon &anias
cingerei6t iuurDe, beQritn6et fih
6arauf, 0aB i6re Paiiierung oas
gan8e @rot. ittl0 g8etaeuprograntm
oes g1abrungsuitteIanttes, nel6es
in alien Gin3elnbeiten ausgearbeitet
lit, iiber Sen Soufen tperfen ipitrbe,
ulo boB 8r1iioert 8iIion bereits
boIe 9lutoritdt bat, Die greiie neu
gu oronen, menn es ratian eribeirlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
aomprOmik iiber gOllmadtDOrlass
6enuritebeH6.

g9aibington, q. 6eb.-2Lls 8e.
iultat uou aoufcren8en 6piiden De.
mofratiiden un0 republifaniiden
5it6rern miro Gin aoutpromiB be.
5iigli6 Der Rebiiion Der Gberman.
9orlaae iiir 6rmeitering Der goll.
madten 0e5 9jroiioenten i'm Senat
bal0 CREDIT iuer0en 8d5 Cub.
fomitee 0es Senatsiuiti3fouitees un.
fer Dem goriiee oes 5enators CDer.
man Dir6 Die 9orlagc 0ementipre.
hen0 ab1noern. Die Goamoht 0es
Brdii0enten ncue 8egierung sbilros
uno 2lgentitren eiu5uicten, ioa ae.
itridleu mcrOen ie0oA i5m uoae @e,
ualt 5ur aoorofuleruug Der bette,
berl0es garos beIoiien weroen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
Hailer 1sarl 5eicbnct
Orafen G5ernin 0tls

Qtmiteronn1 81. Gebr.-Qie 8ie-
ner uno 8uoopeiter 2tmtsbldtter
peroffentIiden einen 8rief Safer
aarls, IN Dem er ben Bunitl aus.
ipridt, eine enaere 8erbin0ung
8tpiiden Dem Seer rnO Dem gus-
lnnbsminilter @rafen Gaernin, Der
ben eriteu @runoitein gum ollge.
meinen 6rie6eu geIegt babe" ber-
3uitelen. @raf G5ernin erbdIt in 2ln.
erfennung ieiner 8er0ienite ben
Gang zines Nloiors Der taiierIiden
uno t0niglideu glruee. aaiier aarl
bat aud in 8er6inoung nit Sen lin.
terbon6lungen IN 8reit2itolusf
mebreren Giblomoten glu85eihml1.
aen berlie6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
"a amer. ScIHatcn
nod ilnibcntifi5icrt
2oubuH mrlOct, ban i'm gauStH 20i
amer. SolOatru auf Der Sustn.
mia ben Sob ianOCn.

9gaI6ingtou, 81 Tebr.-7l amer.
5ol0oten an @oro Ocs torbcoiertcu
DompierS 3uScuria bIeiben bic
beiite uniOertiii5iert ooer bermiBt,
geHd6 ben neuelten 2iitcn bon lie,
berlcbenoeu un0 @erniBten. 0ie
Dem 9riegsont str @erfiiaung Itc.
BEN. eiugeibIoiien in Die 3abl Eino
33 unibentiii3ierte Cote. 0ie in
SdottIono begroben nurOeu, un6 41
Ront bie nod oIg bernibt oe.
meI6et iper6en. 3ie 9lamen bon Al
lpeiteren amer. Solooten bon benz
Sdiffe un6 zines, Der unter Den
8ermiBten ongegeben nur0e, iih
ober gar ni6t auf Dem Sdliffe be.
fauo, mur0eu geitern bonn ariegs.
amt betannt geaeben.
3mei Deitere gtamen maroen
oltr6 cine ipciterc 0epeide gcitern
obenO an 0u8 4rieqsamt ouf Die
2iIte Der befonnten Gotten Der 3iis.
cdnin geiebt. G8 moren 0ies: Sio.
nep g8. gernitt, 0}oribfiel0 Ore,
uno eugene @. Snpoer, &im Rod,
8oib @eioe noren borber auf Der
2iite Der 8erniBten augcqeben.
2on6on, 81. Sebr. -204 gfmeri-
foner berIoren ouf Der Guscuuio ibr
2eben, bie ans Den iilngitm Sab
len bic i'm amer. Qrmeebauptquar.
tier einIiefen, berboraebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
2tmsbebMitosSatiltl1
nod lg1tbekaltl1t

@ai6ington, 81. 5e6r. = Sefre.
tar 8ufer altoriiierte geitern Die gln.
fiiuoiqltng, 0aB nod fem 9atrm fir
oen q(nfong ser 8neiten 9lu5bebung
feitgeiebt mor0en lit, Gerihiebeue
&orausiebungen batten oo8 8otltn
3tpiiden Dem I. 0fdr5 lm0 Dem T..
SUM ongege6en. Sod oieie per0en
mr. ol8 WtutuloBunacn bingeiteat.
@os geitre6en Der 9lcgierlmg, bic
9lr6eitsInge beionoers auf ben 6ors
men nidt 5u it0ren lit einer Der
Gyoftorsn, Der Die Situotion beitintut.
Die iibrigen Mannifnften Der eriten
g(usbe6lmg tperoen 5u 2lnfong Der
ISOLDE nn6 ben 2ngern ub8ugeben
beginner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
Spiritlts at,irS lticbt
ilntGcitiuicrt socrben

8aibiuqton q. 5ebr Begen
Ser unber61ltntsindBig boben Soften
uno Der @efobr, ooB Der oltrd Inn
6eitilierltne oes beidlagnabmten
6piritus gemonuene gllfoboI unrein
iein f6nnte, bat iih bas arieq8.
3eportement gegen oieieu @oridlag
ousgeiprohen. 5n elmer 8efonntrnn.
DUNG miro Dies suianlmen nit ser
8atiade befonnt gege6en, bdB Der
auf oieiem g8ege ebentueG 3u ge.
lpinnenoc 9(lfoboI ntlr einen grud.
tell Der 9}adfraae onritellen mir0e,
0n fif 6ieie fir ba8 Inufenoe SSobr
auf nidt neniger al8 t00,000,000
Bfuno itele.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
Giien6abn abntporlaec
tft Grlu00lsir0
6at trOt bieler 3nidte cute Slns.
iidten Guf id)nele 9Saiiiernng
i'm Songrek.

8afbington, 81. 6c6r. fqorre-
iponoen8 BON g. 6. a1nrtin bon oer
llniteo 98reB.) aongreB bot beitte
0ie Iebten 2lu8gleide on Ser @iien.
bnbn-& -&ontroIlnorfoge borgeton1nten.
Ser Senat ititnntte iiber berid)ie6ene
3uidbe al mo boffte bette 2t5enb
itber oie gorlage ieI6It ob3uittmnen.
Bon 2 lt6r .nahmittog5 on miro
6ie 8ebatte beI4r1nft luer0en. &C.
notor 2erpi8 lit Der ein3ige Senator.
Ser cine Idngere Re0e balten miro.
0ieA 9ebotte uuo oie Grleoigung
bigger 3uiGbe miro nebrere Stpn6en
in Qlnipru1 nebrnen, bod iinO MIR
5 bis 10 Wiinlten Iange Me0en ers
Ioubt. 9enotor guntmins bot etlpa
elm 3uben6 8uIdbe, oie 6arauf be-
re6net itn6, oie &olltpeniation olt
Die giienbobnen berob8u6riidea
uno Die 9tegierungsbollmadt
mebr in @in8eGnen feIt5uieten, aI8
Die &omiteeoorIage. Senator
IolDnieno bon Dlidigan bat cine
bollitdn0ige @rioBborIage u1terbrei-
tet, pdDren0 aud nod cine gon3e
Men9e onOerer 2enoerlngen na4-
gefu6t mer0en.
@s berri6t ieood fein 3peifeI,
bob Die @orlaae paiiiert nerOen
miro uno Senotor 5nitb, bon
5iio Carolina, iagte 0oraus, 0aB
lie o6ue Oiele 4enOertugen paiiiert
Deroen niJr0e.
3as 9olts miro sic ollgemqine
Gebatte iiber bic gorloge beenoen
uno iie ullter Der filni 0}imtten-
geriiigung in grpdglng 5ie5en.
2tusiidten auf lire 4aiiierung in
oieier 8ode iino giinitig. Die aon-
feren8 5pii6en bei0en SQlliern iolte
MIR einige Gage III 9(niprud neb-
men un0 aIlen Qlnideine nod nir6
Die 9orlage gegen Gnoe n1diter
ISOLDE Dem 4rdiioeilten 5tr Inter.
idrtft Dorliegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21

mh. Der mnerifdniiden Nrnee 1T
5rantreid, 81. 5eb.-Seit mebreren
3ogen baben Die Qeutihen an Der
anteritaniiben 5ront gegeitilber ibre
gatterien peritGrft; e8 beiBt, 6aB ite
9egenpdrtig 8lpeimol 70 biele @e.
Ibiibe po1tiert babeil ipie 5ur 8eit,
ais Die glmerifaner ibre jebigen
Stellungen be3ogen. 8dbreno fri.
ber ettpa $50 @eidoiie gegen Die
glmerifaner gefeuert ipuroen, betragt
Die ieBige 3abl 800 Big 1000. 9ie
nmeritoniihe @rtiuerie ober bat ibre
84tigteit mebr ol8 berooppelt uao
beonttuortet oos fein0lihe 6euer
SduB Inn SbuB. @rei 9(merifaner
muroen Durd fei110lide @ranatiplit.
ter bertpunoet.
Geitens amerifdniiher Sffi3iere
miro geiogt, baB ole oertiden Slug.
5euge 0enienigeu Der 9lIliierten ii6ers
Iegen iin0 un0 mad @ut0itrtfen oie
gegneriiden 2tnien it6erfliegen, OBJ
ne 6aB 0ieies 6tr6 gbpebrgei9iise
ber6i10crt peroen f0nne. Qie eir-
8iQe grt unb 8etie, Die feinOli4en
5lie8er idnhulatt 8u ieben beitebt
oarin oieie in ben 2iiften on8lts
greifen. Die nenen unterifaniihen
s5lugnaidinen, nit 2ibertb Motors
ausgeltattet, Oitrften iih ben 6eut-
iben aIS iiberIegen errpeiien. Cine
gln8ahl 0erielben befin0et fih bereits
ouf Dem 8ege nod 6ronfreif.
gritiIder gcridt.
2on6on. 81. Sch 5eIomaridoG
&oig neloete beute, onB in Der gead-
barI6uft bes GoIbgon @ebol8es ieis
tens al1itraliitber 3ruppen Elm er.
foIgreiber Streif8ng 1tiiternonitilen
tpltr6e. Cine gn8obt 9eutider ge-
riet in @efan9enidaft. SSn oent @e'
ri6t beiBt es ferner, 0oB bie fein0li-
de 2lrtiIcrie geitern 2(6enh na9e
SgGe8qrieres ein befti8es gom6aroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
Nene aritaeilenern in aenlifIanb.

glniter0ant, 81. SSebr. .-Gepeifen
ans Berlin meloen 01b Die gi.
lang Der etatsndBigen Ginfilnfte
um0 Qlusgaben 0es oeuti6en Reihs.
bausbaLts fir oas eSa6r 1918 NIT
32,O00,00O @2arf abitIieBt, ge.
gen nngsfd6r 5000, 100000 Morf
leetes Ss5abr. Die etdtser606ung iit
5ailpiiddlid attf ben 0lebrbetrng
8ur 8er3iniilng Der gieidsidulo 5u.
riid3uliibren. Ter 9epeide sufoIge
uerOeu Dem Geihstag nene Stel-
erborlaQeH unterbreitet meroen
nUeds Gcdimg eiHes 6eblbetrage5
son 2.875,0O0,000 glarf BON bcm
Sic bcreiis bcitebcnocn SiGlern MIR
1,250,000,00O giart oeden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-21
1iicbrieere 1oerItftc
SIrtb Gallthboctc

Qon6on 81. 5e6r. - 5iinf5ebn
6ritiihe 6onoelsidJiffe fino gemdB
benz gerihte Der 2louiralitdt bon
0linen oOer Saufbooten IeBte 8ode
berienft mor0en. 3molf onpon lpn.
rem 900 9onnen groB uno oarilber
mt6 orei unter jener 8onutage. Gin
5iiherboot Duroe ebenfoas berienft.
Gie gerierfiingen 3eigen Elm germ.
ges 5nllen gegenilber Der bornui1e.
ganaenen @odle, In Der t9 Son6els-
idiife perienft Durocu, pobon l3
cine Iounnge bon 900 9onnen
uno 0oriiber auiamDsiien botten.