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mort oob bic sfarten oegen Die
meitlifen Gontroftoren Slionunen.
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ali alien arie0sQeloern beitrdgt. uie
onbere 2onocsteiIe, er oennod niht
@eihdfte erboItc, ole er ebenio gut
beiorgen fSnnte.
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Gin otLiitrter sranspurtrat.

9onoon t6. 01drS Ger arIi.
ierte Srnnsboriationsrot. Der aui
2lnraten Der amer. N1iiiion unter
2eitiing bon Sol. Soiie ernannt
ipur0e. nm 81 beitimnen tpie Die
tonnage @robbritnnniens. Der Ser.
5tnoten, arantreihs nnb Stoliens
om beiten gprpenoung finoen
f0nfte. bat am W1ittiuod bier feline
erfte Sibuna nbaebolten. Gs nuroe
berfiinoet, oab bic Organization per.
monent bGei6e un0 bier lInterobtei.
lungen fir jeoc Der bier Regierun.
gen bnbeu peroe. Die Wegierung
miro Die Ginfubrproaramne erDG.
gen uno Mabrdbnen 3ur 9(bpen.
burg irgen6 nclhen Delights tref.
fen. Die @eb5r6c iuiro ibre @nti6ei.
oungen tbren betreifenoeu 9legierllng
our 8egutahiung unterbreiteu.
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@aibington, Is. 9lGr8. Cine
fr1ftige &riegsbotifoft an 6ie BeIt
miro in 81Ioe bonn 95rGiioenten
@iIion ertpartet. Gs tparoe offiSieIl
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9dmeigen betreffs Der SteIlung
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moht, 6oB ale 9leoe bonn ssrieben
jest nubIos lei in 2[rtbetradt Der
&Gtigfeit 9eutidIdnos inn noben
Often uno ieiner idonungsIoien SSn.
bniion Rnblonos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-16
1tbreit nm cine
SttnSc porsilie1iebeit

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o3ogliht- Griparnis" .8prIuge tpuroe
geItern bonn aepriiientartenbaitie an.
genonmen uno gebt jeBt an ben
8rGfioenten our llnteri9rift, Ser
&lan beItebt oarin aIle llbren nm
2 ltbr norgefls am Iesten 6onntog
i'm @lar3 Inn cine Sttnoe bor3tt-
Itellen llno c6enio Inn Die gIei6e
Belt am Ietten Sonntog I'M Otto,
Der olli6brliA UNI etne Stunoe gu
riid5uItellen.
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30 9[rmreuferhe herniftet.

Gobington, ap., 16. g11r5 80
gferoe iino in Gobington an Ser.
giftung bereuoet uno biele nnoere
meroen jeoeniaas nod berenoen.
Die 9feroe geb6rten 81 elmer Gen.
0ung bon 726 Stiid aug CAMP
Grant, 81, nod giepport Stems,
ga. Or. 9. e. GrisIer, Giernr6t,
Gobington, iaat, 6nB Die gereif.
tltng ouf 9eanoounn uno GrotOn.
81 8nriid5nfiibren iei oas onidei.
nen0 in oas 6cn 9teroen gum Erin.
fen oegebeneu @aiIer beigeHlii6t
mar.
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6ppber fnnn mani fonrmerl.

8aibinoton Is. Wtdr8. $erbert
Soober bat ben Senator Sitdcod
bena6ridtigt, bob eS ibm untu0g-
lid iein tper6e, cine &eiie nod benz
8eiten our Seetaeit 8i ilnternebmen,
10 germ ct ouh ons tun noAte. or
crIu6te i'm, bic 8iirger bon qG-
lionce, Omaha itnO 2incoln, Die
ibm cine Ginlabung 3ufomnen lie,
Bcn, bierpon Su bend9ridtigen.
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8pei garineflieaer aet5tet.

8aibington 16. gi1r5. 3Dei
Warineilieger tpur0eu tpie oas gta.
rinenmt geitern nteI0ete bei einenl
llnfaa getotet. Senrb Glen Belle
pnroe BEL einem llnfou an Der IDIOT
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aus gbicago, 81. Hoger gonaut
gerfins nlrbe an Der aiiite bon
Seen 8eit 5Io., get6tet. Seine Sci.
matItaot lit MandeIter, gt. Gin8eI.
beiten iiber Die ltnfdle tpuroen uidt
befannt gege6en.
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s grpdi6s BED Nleineibs beaidtiat

Chicago. e5ll, f6. wtdr5. Qnfln.
aen Duroen gcitern gegen oft Der.
ionen erboben, Die oes Meinei0s uno
Der 5dli6ung IN 9er6inoitng nit
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tioniiten beifulNigt per6en Gle ge.
tition eriudlte, ooB Die frage, OBJ
Gbicago trofen iuer6en iole, ben
Stimngebern bei 6er glprilipabl
borgeIegt peroen ioIlie.
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Grc6c 11ctbcrcitmfteeft
fir 5. SreiReitsanlcibc

@aibington, t6. @fGra. - cse6e
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ben &oupa1ncIeitern fir Die brittle
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8erioner, bic fir Bombs Der stpei.
ten Sreibeitsdnletbe aeihneten, miro
auf 100000, Die Der erIten ouf
100000 0ei11Bt. 100000 ab.
5ei9en iinD fitr Subifribenten Der
0ritten 9lnleibe beIteIlt tporben. 0os
SDitetn Der Gbrenliiten in ieoer
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men Der Suifri6enten eingetrogen
neroen uno bon gbrenfloggen, oie
ieoer Stoot geaeben tperoen ioaen,
Die ibr feltgeiebtes 2uottnt iiber.
aeidnet, piro in g[nipenoung ge.
bradt tperoen, Inn Die 8ei1ntingen
GIT ftimuIieren. Durh oieIe Metbooe
miro geiiau befonnt peroen, iDer
Bombs gefauft bot unb tper fid ipei.
eerte, ioI6e aI fattfen.
glnfroeen iino BON 3eitungen
6ie Sonntoasausgaben baben, Inn
Die 8nIeuoung bon 8eilogen, Die
Die GbrenfIoggen in Sarben oar
lteIlen, eingetroffeu. Gs ueroen
ettpa 100000 6abon berIangt.
200 frenoipradiee 8eitungen baben
um bic 8uienoung oieier 8eilagen
eriu9t. Cine Deitere anaeigemetbooe
miro fir Die 8obenblGtter borbe,
reitet.
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Spllfn 9rpanen an 9riidebcr9er
nerfnuft hnhen.

g2em g)orf, 16. gaGra -ltnter
Der glnflage, iih periduoren au pa.
ben, Soloaten IN nliIitdrii6en lie.
bunosIogern 4roguen 8i berfaufen,
Die Spnptome bon 8rigbfs Geieoie
berborrufe1 uno ibre @ntlnIlung
aus Der 9(rrnce aitr Solge boben
miir6eu, fino Gr. 9bilip O. geder.
elm Netp gorfer glr5t, un6 SorrB
6. 8aIters, ein friberer Sol6at,
berbaftet unb ror einefn 8unoe8.
foruiiiidr srm gerbor sitiert NOR
ben.
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ginSrgarupreiie iOlleR rebibiert
luerben,
Qloi5indtor, rs. W}Gr3.

NniBingfon, is. Widr8. = 8ie
Rabrungsmittel6eboroen goben ge.
Itern In ge5ig arf 0os griuhen Der
5arners Union erdnnee bon Smo.
la, bic greiie fir ginoegorn gu re.
bioieren befannt oaB Elm 9eriud
gem1tlt tueroe. bic 9Sreiie i'm 8e.
item gleihortig au geitalten. Der
9reis bon 2015 Gents miro bonn
g1inneiotoer Stadtsgcidngnis Der.
langt idgien bic 9edmten. Die 30.
miiiiitration nil Bic geiteaungen
fur cinabaer oirnlen ielbit untcr.
briDgea.
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5crtlin9 itcbt fir
1l)ablrcfcrnt cin

glniteroanL t6. Dtdr5. sd
itebe ODER falle NIT Der gorIoge fitr
oIlaeneines Stimmreht. SD bobe
mein Gbrentport gege6en uno ME in
meinem 2eben babe i6 Elm ioIdes
gebroden. 9ieie gsorte Ioa nod
gLngaben zines @erliner aorreipon.
oenten @raf SertIing, Der Oeittide
&eihsfan1Ier gebrandt baben, ols
4ntport auf cine anfrnge betreffS
Der abii6ten Oes 9an5lers, falls Die
preuBiibe @ablrefornl niht onge.
noulnen iper0en ioI[te.
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SOOiet beantmOrtet
&iliuns SOtidjaft
Dankt sem omcrikaniiHen ocEks tIlr ccfTem
Spmpatbic unS tcfft, Soh sic aIrbsiter sen
KapitaIismms b0Ic abiMittcIn rperNen
sOsiaIrepOIutionarc oeeen SrieScnsratiFikat

GeiliitIonb i'm SUM- bic 10 noiis
aebrouhlen 6ette Iiefern. syu shi.
mdnien 1T mir ipetsia iiberfliiIiiees
@eircine borbda0en.
gofio. i6. @idrs. - slus Soht
Shinbm einaefroiieuen 9aeIbuneen
beioeen, oaB rtiiiiAe @larimnIiiten
gu 9sIaaobieidienof. Der Soiiptito0t
Der iibiriihen 4robinS glmisr, 150
sSopoueieu eriuoroet boben.
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Hricgsicbiff ilnb
Oaintpfer kclliSicrcit

9on6on 16. @3dr5. llnipeit Der
irlduoii6en Stilite itieBeu Der britt
ide 0an1pfer 9fctbmore uno elm
ariegsihiif 8ltinnlnen. Dabei fornen
26 9erionen inns 2eben. lleberle-
benoe ftnb in Dem Safett bon Sings
toipp sSrIaro. aeIonoet iporoeu.
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@en. 9ed, arieasseteran. asltorben.

8itrlinqton. NJ. 1G. WldrB.
General 1beo6or g. Bed. qSr1iioent
6es 9ereinS opr ArnlD Of t6e 9oto.
mac. 1T III ieinem bieiigen Seim ee.
itorbeu. @en. gled itaro aud nah
oen giirgcrfrieae fir niele Sabre
nit ben militdriidlen angeleeenbei.
ten 0es Stoales III gerbiil0ing nno
mar Der @oritrber bieler botrioti.
ldier NereiaiaunaeH lbeo0oren
9ed. bic betauute Sdriititraeriu, 1T
feine Eo8.er.
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amsrifaner bringt bsntidlsH
1Lieaer nifber.

geim S0f1pctte JlieaereeidtDaoer
In 5ranfreidb i6. @dr5. gaul
q. gaer bon Sort gsoBHe, ,yn0. BAT
an lsbten Wiontaa einen oeutifen
f5licacr berobaebof gocr Qina i'm
5e5ruar letien Sagreg ua9 5rauf.
reia.
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@oIl luilf6e itanncn, iaat eenalar.

@dibington is. Wldr8.-Sn et
ner Meoe Dor Dem Genat bebniiptets
geitern Senator Sores bon @oib.
inaton Dab Dos aHerifouiide Boil
critdunt iein miiroe, penn es Die
wirflide Gage Der Sdliifa6rt fennen
wiiroe. sd iurifla nidt~ iogte
er, soab Der 8picS Sic Gage beiier
fsrut, as yglsE giQslAs gqgs e
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Hein nItintfftrcd,t
IN ntiTiTippi

Sadion, @liIi, 16. w2drs. = Gin
glnenoemert 8ur Staatsfonititutioa,
ons Den s}rouen ons Stirnmredt per.
leiben ioate, 1T i'm Sen1te oitrd
Stimnnengleibbeit, 81 Stimnen oa.
fin itno q 6aGegen geidlagen nor.
ocn.
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Gn gPaaebonien.

Qonoon. t6. Dl1r8. Cine Sc.
peide bon Gorfu meI6et, 6aB bnIga.
ride 9lrtillerie bic Staot I}onaitir
an Ietten g2ittag beftig bei6ofen
bobe.
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Rilf cmaho urA llmeafuNs NAtn ka<x
ahrNN HnA @puniao. mAtmw tnllt nhtnA
Gar Wstt0sla. S&Ar unn mdrmef knsix
ohsnh. @ennlaa unA 3euiaa. mhbAas fmp
pemhlr
Nuf Naina. ehSn mnh nArmw kusis ahssA
esmrioa ltaa nli llrAotnhm xmnpsFntm.
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funliaHKn AND uisrnlntTKn tFNpxm
PERMIT tNa ssil. AUTHORIZED ~ run
ACT oF ocTonTR a 1915. on FnR Ar
TIM r0sr nrf1cE or OMAHA. NFna
M ORDER or THE PRESIDENT
A. 4 nuRLKeoN. POSTMASTER GENERAL
Williams news., 1918-12-27
CHAPTER XVII.
Out in Front.

ouI III FEOnL.
 After tea Lieutenant Stores of ou1 section came into the dugout and in formed me that was "for" reconnoi, tering patrol and would carry six Mills bombs.
 At II 80 that night twelve men, our lieutenant and myself went out in front on patrol in No Mans Land.
 We cruised around in the dark for about two hours, just knocking about looking for trouble, on the lookout for BOche working parties to see what they were doing.
 Around two in the morning we were carefully picking our way about thirty yards in front of the German Aarbed wire, when we walked into a Roche covering party nearly thirty strong. Then the music started, the fiddler rem dered his bill, and we paid.
 Fighting in the dark with a bayonet is not very pleasant. The Germans took it on the run, but our officer was no novice at the game and didn't fol- low them. He gave the order down on the ground, hug it close" a
 Just in time, too, because a volley skinned over our heads. Then in low tones we were told to separate and crawl back to our trenches, each man on his own.
 We could see the flashes of their rifles in the darkness, but fNe bullets were going over our heads
 We lost three men killed A.sd one wounded in the arm. If it hadn't been for our officers quick thinking the whole patrol would have probably been wiped out.
 After about twenty minutes wait we went out again and discovered that the Germans had wiring party work ing on their barbed wire. We returned to our trenches unobserved with the information and onr machine guns i'm mediately got busy.
 The next night four men were sent out to go over and examine the Ger man barbed wire and see if they had
Williams news., 1918-12-27

cut lanes through it; if so, this pres. aged an early morning attack on our trenches. d.. fl ~ E i selected for the job. It was just like sending a fellow to the undertaker's to order his own coffin.
 At ten o'clock we started ont, armed with three bombs, bayonet and re volver. After getting into No Mans Land we separated. Crawling four or five feet at time, ducking star shells, with strays cracking overhead, l reached their wire. I secuted along this inch by inch, scarcely breathing. could hear them talking in their trench. my heart was pounding, against my ribs. One false move or the least almost certain death. y
 After covering my sector quietly crawled back. I had gotten about half way when noticed that my revolver was missing, It was pitch dark. I turned about to see if I could find it; 1t couldn't be far away, because about three or four minutes previously had felt the butt in the holster. I crawled around in circles and at last found it, then started on my way back to our trenches, as I thought.
 Pretty soon reached barbed wire, and was just going to give the pass word when something told me not to. put out my hand and touched one of the barbed wire stakes. It was iron.
 (COntinued on next nape)
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OVER THE TOP
(Continued from last week

i II11>oe uays- raITOHs ana c-STppear with his glass, range finder and rifle, and we would see or hear no more of him until suddenly he would reappear with a couple of notches added to those already on the butt of his rife. Every time he got German it meant another notch. He was proud of these notcheS. ~
 But after few months Father Rheumatism got him and he was sent to Blighty; the air in the wake of his stretcher was blue with curses. Old Scotty surely could swear; some of his outbursts actually burned you.
 No doubt, at this writing, he is Somewhere in Blighty" pussy footing it on bridge or along the wall of some intuition plant with the "G. R." or Home Defense corps.
Williams news., 1918-12-27
Would It Suit the Germans?

Humann, German naval attache in Constantinople and a personal emissary of the Kaiser, said in commenting upon the Armenian massacres, q don't blame the Turks for what they are doing to the Armenians. I think they are entirely justified. The weaker nation must succumb. The Armenians are against the Turks and the Germans in this war, and they therefore have no right to exist here."
 Suppose the Allies should turn this on the Germans and now, with the power in their hands to do so if they so chose, suppose they should begin a massacre of the Germans simi- lar to that of the Armenians. Would Humann say that that was right also, that the weaker nation must again succumb? ? Of course not He would beg for mercy.
 Such a man andall those re- sponsible for the outrages ofthe German army and of the armies of her allies, deserve the death penalty and it is to be hoped that the peace conference will see that they get their just de- serts.
Williams news., 1918-12-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Denartment of the Interior, U.

Department or the interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, December 14. 1918. NOTICE is hereby given that Alma Smith, of Williams, Ari- zona, who, on April 7, 1915, made Homestead Entry No. O27180, for Lots 2 and 3, SWMNEA, SEANW 1l4, See tion. 1, Township 22 N, Range 1 F., G. &; S. R. B. and Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof, to es- tablish claim to the land above described, before Charles II. Adams, Clerk of the Superior Court, at Flagstaff, Arizona, on the 21st day of January, 1919. Claimant names as witnesses :: George Robinson. Benjamin r. Sweetwood, August F. Pol son, Robert Doran, All of Will Hams, Arizona.
 JOHN l.. IRWIN,
 Register Dec. 20, '18-Jan. IT. '19.
Williams news., 1918-12-27
United States Minister Stovall

United States Minister Stovall at Berne, Switzerland. The telegram is dated from Con stantinople where MT. Stoval gathered information regard ing conditions among the starv- ing, homless refugees of the Near East. To supply suffi- cient funds for the immediate relief and the rehabilitation of these peoples, a campaign for S3O, 00O,000 will be conducted January 12-l9. Sssa o--a1
Williams news., 1918-12-27

Farm For Sale 160 acres pat ented land in Garland Prairie, 2 miles from school 30 acres in cultivation, and twenty more under fence ready to be plowed Living water on ranch, big barn garage, four room house with cement covered we'll at the back door. Can give possess ion at once. Apply F. M. Gold.
 o. K. LODGING HOUSE for Transient Rooms soc, .O0 and ,$1.50. Rooms pr week, $2.OO, $500, $4.00. Per month, $500 $500. 5000. Bath. Outside rooms with stoves. Absolutely Clean linen.
Williams news., 1918-12-27
WEATHER REPORT

Bellows appears the weather report from the local Forestry office. Following each date appears the maximum and the minimum temperatures and precipitation in the order named.
 Dec. 21, 32. 23. .35 in 22, 80, 16. 80
 B, 30. s. .12
 24, 30. 1 below
 25, 30. 7 below
 26, 80. '.
Williams news., 1918-12-27
SOME MUST STARVE

Picking out those wi1o shall starve to death has become a necessity for some relief work CTS in Western Asia, on account of shortage of relief funds. ac- cording to a telegram from
Williams news., 1918-12-27

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-29
MURRAYTOWN BEES
VERY ACCOMMODATING
Conveniently Supply House
wife With Honey Daily.

Says the Parkersburg Sentinel, P.
l. Jones Of this city, state bee in.
specIor, was overheard telling
wonderful bee freak, which occurred
near Murphytown, and which is gos-
pei truth, He says last spring Mr.
discovered a large cluster Of
bees hanging in a small tree near his
house, and while he was preparing a
box in which to put them, they dis
covered hole in the wall OF the
house where gaspipe had formerly
been. True to instinct and nature Of
rhis most useful bug" they entered
he hole and took up their abode in
wall between the Notwithstanding
end the ceiling. the inside hole be.
ing covered with poper Nothing
strange was thought OF this occur.
renee, as the bees are up to almost
any kind Of freak. until few weeks
later, when the good woman of the
tO"SS Sbb UP bttt liOi0lllS 10 pre-
pare the morning meal and dlscoy-
cred great bunch of bees in the up
per corner Of the dining room I'm.
mediately a council of war was as
sembled and the situation was fully
discussed Some were for using gas
bombs, other were for heavier artil-
lery but the GOOD woman Of the
house thought Of - c~ father in
former days, would roll cotton rags
together making what was known as
smoke smudge" Well this worked
all right and the enemy retreatad
through the hole in the wall but
they left large chunk of honey
which they had made that night, The
Mrs" thoughtfully gathered tho sa
Der or butcher knife, and removed
the honey which was eagerly deyour
ed, with the addition of hot biscuit.
The hole was again pasted up. but
the next morning the bees had been
as active as the night before, and
had another batch of honey for the
morning meal. This they kept up all
summer. and biscuit and honey was
the established breakfast Mr..
was trying to keep this up as fam
lily secret. as he intends to install
two more swarms in the walls Of the
house so they can have honey three
times per day.