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eetrcffcn tucrccn; Sckrct6r Gmmmltu be-
9rii6t i9ft sucrit
'taeRmttass bait CT cine tseSc 1T ,l,esRaniss Ea

oilten fiil0 Der Mnrinroitte entIdaI
Itationiert Dor0en.
2nnge bDr Der 2nn6ifng 0es Hro
iioeilten iparen Die 6eiteniDege itar|
beb0Itert; Die Sotels In Bottom lu0
rem nidt itlitanOes Die groBe 3a6
Der 8eiuber 5n beberbergell
SRI. 9llice Saul, Siibrerin 81
NationaI @ontnn's MiIitnllts, lpa|
beute in oller 5riibe duf oen @ei
men iino Derindte, cine 9emonitra
tion gum Belten 0eS sSrauenlfialli1
rehts 5lt iricenieren.
Die 8olton Central 2nbor llnioi
lin0 ail0ere 4rbeiterDerb1noe hdber
Inn gIu6ienoen nit 0ein gr1Ii0entei
nadgeiudt; es lit inoeiIen 5ipeifel
bait, Oh er 3eit genng bnben mira
Die Gelegnten 5n er1pfargen. Ger
treter Der 2aiurence streifer befift'
ben iih in Der gtnot, nm beint Nrd|
ii0etlten negen Der Goli8einIobnod'
men eegen iie DoriteIIig ILL iperaen
geren eriter Mart 0llrd eine SD
n1onitrotion Die 2Iuftuerfiantfeit 0aa
8n erregen, 1T bon Id
men fallen gelaiien ipor0eu
8ent 8roeronlm geludB ipir0 Nefy
8ilion I'M SpteI fpeifeu ftno iidj
oann nod Medanics 9oI beae6eu,
mo- er nm 2::S0 ieine gfeoe boIteu
miro. I'm 4..30 tpiro er iifA per
Spe8ioI8na nadl Iaibingfon beee.
ben. sesn @aibington 0iirfte er luors
gen lin 3 llbr firth eiittrefFen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
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Sir Gfnobo uno llnloegen6 -
llnbeitimrteg @ctter mo fdftsx
@elIe. 0ienstng idou uno Torioe<
iett folt.
Sir gebrosfn Meenlein Id155
heute obenS unO gienstas nit fa[z
ter geIle IN iiiOIifen uflo 1tberiten
5itliden TeiIen.
Sir SOpo-ll llnbeitimnltes gaet<
ter beItte aben6; 8egen periDau6elk
bd IN Sfnee im 5ItIiAen Eqilef
tdIter beiite obeno nit faLief &eIf<
i'm dnberiten ueIfIiden un6 ncf6<
5entroIen EeiIen. Tienstng nIlde-
meiil idor fdIter IN aitIidlea una
inOLI4ep EeILelk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24

Bolton, "a. Seb.-Seute anferi
Der Il. Q. 9. Gan1pfer George $50
Ibington iin goItoner Safen. 8e.
gleitet pon ieds 3erftorern peIde
oas 8raIioentenidiff einbolten traI
onSieIbe geltern Inn 5 l1br gbenOs
auf Ser S0be bon Geer SSslollo Elm.
&aun1 bette Sas S1iff Die anfer
ousgelpotfen, als oasfeIbe bon 9a.
trolbooten luntreiit tpuroe, Die ber.
binoerttn, Dab itd irgeno ein onOe-
res Gdiff naberte.
&eute berridt flores g8etter, Ha6
ihon fritz paren Die 8orbereitltl-
gen gum 2anopn oes 9Sr6fioenten
uno oeiien ReIeoeieaidaft I'M San
ge. Ser 9rdiiOent begab fidb gegea
ii llbr Dormittogs ouf Dem 3ol.
futter Siiipee ans 2onb. 9ln goro
oeSielben bef1uOen fid @ouberneur
Coolidge. 9lobor 9Seters, General.
major goparOs uro Gearoontiral
Spencer q. 8ooo. 9(ae i'm &afen
liegenoen G6iffe iino reid beflaggt.
Sefretar aunultp begab iib bereits
geItern GbenO on 8oro oes George
8oI9ington; eS piro ongenon1luen,
ooB Serr 3umultD Die Hepenue-gin
nit it'd nobnt I'm fie DEM 8rdii.
oenten 5ur llnter5eihnline boraule-
gen.
Die Straben ourd3 iDeI1e fid
Ser 9rdiioent bepegen miro, iin0 ab-
gelperrt unO ouberoroentIi6e MaB.
nobn1en fms gum 59uBe oeslelben
getrnffen porOen. 2as Sotel Gob.
leD, in ipeIdenl Serr @illon 4b-
1teigequartier ninlrftt, miro bon @e-
beintagei1ten bepa6t. NM Wtehanics
9aa, in pelder Der 8rdfioe1lt beute
cine 9le6e bnIten miro,
lit nit GoIiaei ilneeben. 0ait Sc
nebren betpaffnete 2eltte balten oie
D16er Der ltttliegenoen @eb1uoe be.
iebt. 8erionen Die ft1 ridt oiis-
lpaiien f0nnen iuuroe nidt einrtal
geItottet, Die StraBen 5u freu3en
our9 peIf)e Serr @iIipt ieinen
8eg nebuen miro. @nn1 Sort ert.
ionote Gruppen baben fhorfe So.
tronerl erbaIteu, gieunbitnoert Goli-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
Yroteitierell gtgtll
Snnger=Slodaoc
Deutidbc MISUNDERSTANDING Iiidbt nm Grlaub>
mis- nab, iiet aceen Scn BcliAewismms pcrs
tciSieen sm ciirfen
sopiet beRdlt in 'lliinRen n09 Bic @berbanS

benfdnlpfe tDeroen fortgeiebt; bon
befon0erer Seftigfeit iino oieIeIberl
in Der Nabp beg glegino SoteIs. 9ori
iuuroen om Snmst1g 3 9erionen qe.
totet uu0 18 bertultnoet. Gie col.
onten 9lrbeiterrdte boben nIle @eil.
nitionsfabrifen befett. Ger onaeor6.
nete aIlgcuteine Streit lit nerig er.
foIgreif.
Gs beiBt, oos ro0ifoEe Clement
bot oor8e 8ebolferunggflaIRn lDeaen
Der GrnIorbung @isners init 6em
Eooe be0robt
Die baDerii1e Delegation auth
gtationnlfonbent in @einor bat ouf
Die gendrift bon Dem 9tusbruh ser
ReboIltion in 8abern bin Die Ser.
iamn1llng berloiien 1ino lid nod
Wiinden 5urildbege6en. Deren glb.
tpeienheit mag Die Sibunoen bon
Gonitees nu0 Oie geipreduna Der
9onititution Der oeutiden &eppbIif
Der5ogern.
Berlin "a 6eb. Der glitqs.
burger Sobiet bot cine Grfldrilne
obgegeben luonn6 Die fpegen Der ct.
moroung Gisuers gum gusbrltd ae.
fonlntenen l1nruben in 9toub un6
Bliinoerungett ousorteten, 10 0ok
iid Der Sobiet ge8ullngeu lab, Srttp.
pen ditf5u6ieten. sc piro aeiaqt,
oaB Der 9bbeI oas glrtiaerie0ebot
ftiirirtte uto iidb bepaffnete, oaB aiu
9lben0 Die Sronitng aber einioerula.
Zen bergeItellt mur0e. eeySll W1iindJen
eriheinen feline 3eitungen.
Die 8eitung oam Mittog@ Bat
bon gtiinhen bic telepboaiiAe 0od-
ridt erbaltaft OnB Gr5bifdlof Soul
baber bon @iir6bitrg bon Den Gaoi.
fallen berbuftet ipuroe.
Sriegsrfdlt in gaocn.
Berlin "a. Seb. 0ie probi.
iorilhe @oIfsregierllng but in Der
baoiid)en 9ieptblif oos Griegsred,t
erfldrt, neil Die Sp1rtafer in Mann.
beifH ltn0 onoeren GtGoten gaoens
onge5ettelt bnben. GoI
meIoet cine 9epeide aus &orIsru.
be- ssSSn Ser bon Der Siegierung er.
Infienen 9rofEnnrotion beiBt es, sic
ueroe @orfonu1niiIe, pie
lie aus Miinden un6 Dem gfubrge.
biet eettlelOet iperoen, nidt Oulben.
StraFeufampfe in g3nbapeit.
Berlin "a. sSe6. aomnutni. |
ten itrl0 8eiddftigungsIoie uadten
ainen 9(ngriff auf cine 8ruderei in
8u0opeit. 3erielbe iDur6e, bier ein-
Ietroffenei gladridten BufoIge blu.
tig abgeidIdgen. Gs iuiro offi8ien
yerneloet, bob 81 9erionen getotet
augenaeugen inoeiien be.
jnuptal, baB fid bic 8abl ouf 8ipi-
den so unO so beIGilft. sSilnfsebn
fonrrnlniltan nuroen in fterbe1lOemI
3itfton0e nod benz SoIpitol ge.
daft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
9 Cote, 75 1ocrtpunSctc
In BabnsitiainmcnItob

qittsbura. "a. 5cbr. 9ielln Ser.
ionen tot, ioiueit bis jeet befanflt,
un0 rs beripinoet, bieIe ldiper, 1T
b1s giefuItat zines gobnungliidg.
oas ouf Der Baltimore nn6 Ohio
gabn bier It1ttfano, oIs Elm Baiia.
gier5ng NIT elmer @eihuin0iafeit
bon 40 MeiIen bic StlmOe in slpei
auinlnmengebdnsta 9otomoiiben
frodIte.
Gas lIueliid trua iid) um 8 llhr
5l, aber I'M Wfittcrn1dt iDareu
goli5ei, sSenerpebr, go6nbeoints
un6 onore nod ininier Sobei, Der.
iugHIdie aus ocn Srilumeru 5n be.
Irelen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
2lmerikatliiebes. caocr
I'M Sraltkreieb brennt

garig. "a. Gebr. Das onlerifa.
niide SeIOIager bel sSssSur Silt
iit nad) eiuer 0epeIde Der Sopas
agentur bon 8iion, oarb 6euey
5erItort iporoen.
Srot fofortigen, tatfrGftieen Gin.
ereifeps Der glinerifaAer, branntg
ons Eager ood ooIlltdnoig nieoer.
Gin GROCER 9orrdt. bon aleioung
uno g[ugriiihing tpilr0e scrit6rt uno
Der Sdo0en niif 100000 5ranfen
a6geifdtt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
Glcmcnceait lift beutc
aitker 6cfa1r

%aris, "a. 5ebr. -Gas offiSieIe
Bulletin iiber bos @efin0en S}re.
ntier @lemencealts laltet:
nGreuier Glemenceon fabrt fort
in ieincr geiierung, obipoH er cine
rltbeIoie gtndt batte, oie Dur6 feline
geItrige er3ipitngene l1ntGtigfeit Der.
uriuht moroen fpnr. Seine Eenlpe.
rntirr if 1856 8ertigroo (97.9S
5abrenbeit)."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
RSnioin pom Hmm6nicil
flieRt -itac9 GnolanG

@ent "a. 6ebr Die a6niaiu
non Riuudnien iii nit ibrer God.
ter, Der 9Srii5eiiin GIiiobetb. bon
@ufnreit nod GngIono aefloben.
Sod eiuer @iener Gepcife fiirdl.
iet iie Ben gInsbrud ciner Geuolil.
tion in Hundnien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
Bolibewikt Slctte 5am
1ln9riff becrScrt

Stod6olnt "a. seb-g1ad anltei,
neno yiberIaiiigen @eriitteu 1T Die
9oIidleipifi Slotte oneeDieieH nor.
ben. in Gee 5it itehen imo bic aiifte
BON eitblmo nn5ugreifen Die bri.
tide 8loite, oic iid IN 6ieicn sc.
paiiern beiinoet, i'll mIf odes DUrbes
rgitet. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
Srntidlalbs nene &eidsOtrfaijuna

beitebt aus ben 9[6seor0neten oei
einbeinliihen 0cntiden goIfes. 9i
abeeoroneten ipcroen IN oaeemeiner
unnittelbarer iino gebeimer @a6
bon oIlen iiber 90 Syabren alter
Wldmern ilno 6rouen, ,no9 Den
@uutoiate Der 8erbGltnignobl, ge
pdbIt. Gas Staatenbons beIteb
aus ben glbgeurOnetett ser Oeiitid)er
8i6eiItnaten.
@oragrapb 80. 3abei entIdIl.
grunOldblidJ ouf cine Wtinior
Staatseinipobner elm 9lbgeor0neter
aein oeutider ssreiitaat Oarf iibel
mebr ols nit einem Grittel ollel
abgeoroneten pertreten iein.
8aragrnpb 81. Gie 8ablperio0C
oauert fir beioe Sanier orei Sabre
8ardgropb S8. gliemono fam
aIeid5eitis @litgIie0 beioer SGuiet
iein.
9ieidsprGiiOent nnb Rcidsregiernna,
Qardgropb 58. Ser Rei6sprG-
itOent miro npnl gall6en oeitiden
8olfe geipdblt. @dblbar lit, tuer
Oas 35. 2ebensiabr 3uril6gelegt bal
uno felt min6eitens dcbn Syabren
9etitider lit.
8ardgrapb So. Ser &eidspr1Ii-
bent bat oos gleiG nolfqrre6tfh All
bertretet I'M glomen 0es &eides
8iin0niile hno nit0ere @ertrGge nit
ben ousmdrtigen @d1ten eiu5u0e-
ben, ionie Die @eidnoten Git be8eid-
nen lnb gu eilpfoigen. ariegser-
fldrunsen ltn0 6rieoenSidIilIie er-
folgen anrd gleidjsgeiete. Gertraee
nit frenOen Stoatell, Die iih ouf
@egenItdnoe Der Geidsgelebgebung
be5icben, beoiirfen Der 3uItinlnluna
oeS 9ieidstages. 5obaI0 ser @6I.
ferbun0 nit Der geitimnnng iiber
glusidlieBltne aller @ebeirnpertrdge
9eidloiien iit be6iirfen ale gertrdge
nit Den I'M @oIferbullp Sereinigten
StoQten Der 3uitiulnrtiig oesRei1s-
tages.
9sarogropb 66. Ser aeid,sprd.
iioent miro iu Sale ser 8erbinoe-
rung 0nrd ben 9rdiioenten oes
StoateriganieS bertreten. 9auert Die
8erbinierltug bornusliAtli9 l1nger
ols orei Daonate. 70 lit bic gertre-
tltng 0urd gfeids9eieb 5u regeln.
Garagrnpb 81. 9os 9lmt oeS
&eidsprafiOenten oauert iieben Sab-
re. @ieocripabI lit 3uI1ifig.
8aragrapb 6S. Sic 9feihsregie-
rllng beitebt aus Dem &eidsfan8lerI
un0 Der erforOerliden 3abG bon W1i.
intern.
4arnorapb 50. 9fqifIsfau8ler,
ltn0 alf oeiien gprld)Iog Die &ei6s-
miniIter, tuer6en bonn glei9spr1Ii-
oenten ernonnt.
Harngrnp1 70. Ger aeiAsfan8-
(er tno Die 9tetdsniuiiter beoilrfen
81 ibrer 2Gnltsfiibritng 0as Ser
Eralten 0e5 BoIfsh1ltIes. ccSenerl
oon i6nen nt1tB 5uriidtreten, pennI
Ibm oos golfsbaus, Oltrh einenI
1us0radIi9en gei9lnB, oas Ser
-ent8icbt.
gu Dem @ntlpurf Der fiinftigenI
gerfofirng beroffentlidt oa8 8olff. i
,ureau .einleitenoe 9enerfnngen, in
,enen es beiBt, 0os oeutihe 8oIfI
,rboIte Die freieite @erfaiiung Ser
9elt. Stootlide sSrcibeit, politiihe
Srei6eit, perI0tlIide 6reibeit, @e.
Die parfamentariideI
0enofratie, inoem ollie politiife Sc
onlt bonn 8olfsfpiIlen 1us9ebt, oos
of Die Reeierungsform oes oertt.
den 0teihes iueroen. Ger &ei9ss
'rdiiOent 1T fir 8obl. lnO 8ieoer-
Dabl bonn 95arlnrnent uuobb6ngig. |
5eine idmtli6eB gegierllngsfunftio.
len fam er a6er MIR inter Der
Jtitipirfung Ser BON inn ernanntenI
ber bonn @ertrnnen oes 8arIamens
ns obbdngigen 9ieidsminiiter ais
iibren. 9ie gtufgabe Der ein5el-
Ell oelttiden i5rciitaotcm miro Die
odIt poten8ierte Selbitberwnltung
1in.
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GitflarS Geicaid,aff
tuilI iie, pcrorSf;erft

aonoon, "a. 5ebr. Die gltndrS
2inie beobitttigt, nod gLusfuge its
res Brdiioenten, cine beOeltten0e
8ergr0bernitg, Inn 6ie GteIle Ser
ebema.igen Oeiitiden ToiIdeierIinieu
5piid)en Soutbalnpton Gberboufn
lno gaetu gorf eiiuiebnen Slt f0nneu4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
aIs bic freieitc gerfniiane Der @eli
be3eiduet.
StaatlidJe, pulitii6e, peri6nlide nnS
@euiiiensireibcit.
TarlamcatariIde Democratic im iuei,
teiten Ginae.
Die Steline bes 9iei6sprdfScnteu
nnO ieinc 8efusniHe.

9ie MISUNDERSTANDING in
8cimar bat iid nod mebrtGgi.
ger 9erutuna nif Die prouiio.
ride 9erfaiiung Der belltitben
&epublif oeeinigt. Gen gera-
tllngen lag Der gntluurf oi.
grltn6e, Der ont 20. Sanuor in
Berlin ber0ffentlift lpliroe.
@ntidcioeitoe gEen6erungen
i6einen OH Dem gntfpurf niht
porgenommen poroen all iein,
6esbalb miro eS bon S1tereiIe
iein Die iui9ti9ltcn IbIdnitte
Oes Gntipitrfes Inn @ortloitte
fennen Su lernen. Sie Iallten:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24

Ger Grieg 1T oorbsi aber 1is
ibn geponnerL baben unire GoIIor
nod INNER rStia. Snben Gle Sbre
@infonmenIteuer be5abIf2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24
5crItSrcr Oriflammlc
kapcrt 6cnticbc Sc6iffc

garis. "a. Geb.-Ger franS. Ger.
itorer SriiIanuue bat am IS. sSeb. 2
oelitidDe Oonpiar Die o9ne Grlnlib.
mis- iidl IN Der Oitiee befon6en mil
geidllae beIegt uno ourd Den Sieler
Sonnl nod iSrmifrei6 eefiibrt.
geah Den @eitimmnngen bes Maf-
fenitiaitauOes beOorf ieoes beutidp
SdifF eincs erIanbnisifeins, nil
es in Gee itedjen. - Der Gnr6.
gong Ourd oeu aanaI iuurOe oen
5rdn5oien onjdnglid bei1peiaert 0a
Die geiituobme Der gnuIpier fiir
erfldrt fuafoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-24

D1on unterftitp Die oel.tihe
Nrefie, il5em man al ibrer gerbrei.
hung beitrdat
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PERMIT (No. ssl). AUTHORIZED BY TIN
ACT OF OCTOBER ., 1917. ON FILE Az
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsoN. PosTsfAsTER-GENERAE
The Home news., 1919-04-11

The parties who have bor- rowed my jack screws will please return same to Thomp- son-Hailey store and oblige R. l.. Johnson. 3-14-5p
 Prof. R. w. Witt is in New port today where he is attend ing the high school contests held there.
 Miss Elizabeth Johnson re- turned to her work in Mem phis last week after spending a few days in this city the guest of relatives and friends.
The Home news., 1919-04-11

Sell us your Liberty Bonds, |any issue at their face value, |no discount in trade. Planters Mere. Co. 2-21-19
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-02-01

imal diseases or some other impsr-
tant activity connected with agricsl-
ture or stock raising. The state vt
erinarian u also ready to sive advice
and assistance In the diagnosis and
control Of outbreaks Of disease. and
In nearly every community there % .
veterinarian who should be called On
when needed. All these agencies ex-
list for the purpose Of rendering assist
ance to the live stock owner, and his
Losses could be minimized II he would
utilize them to q greater extent.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-02-01

One Man Would TRADE HE Whole Ra.
ten fer the Next Day ser Hail q Re-
tion Today.
but he grabbed q dividing board and
there were Just two wallops: the
board hit the AustralIan's head and
the head hit the floor. Then half
dozen more bounced onto him and
give him a real licking. When he
came to he had forgotten all about
the wonderful dinner he did not have.
Not long after this the Russian doc
tors proved to the Germans that there
was no black typhus in our barracks
and we were allowed the freedom Of
the camp except that we could not
visit the Russian barracks. That was
no hardship to me nor to the rest Of
is. except one chap from the Cambrian
Range, who had a special pal among
the Russians that he wanted to zee.
And. Of course, when It was verboten,
he wanted to nee him all the more.
A day or two after the order was
standing outside the barracks door
when 1 saw this fellow come out with
q dividing board In his hand. thought
he was going to smash somebody with
1t. 80 stood by. But he stopped over
and jammed one end of the board
against the threshold Of the door.
scratched the ground with the farther
end Of the board and measured again.
He kept this up, length by length. In
the direction OF the Russian barracks.
Tho sentry in the yard stopped and
stared at him, but the fellow kept
right On, paying no attention to any.
body. Pretty soon he was right by the
sentry's feet and thought any minute
the sentry would give him the butt.
but he Just stirred = while and let him
pass. That lSd treasured the whole
distance to the hIrsian barracks. weat
inside, stayed . while and calmly
strolled back with che board under his
arm. When he reached our barracks
agRin he told US he had found n vino
mine. What he had found was some
thing not 70 unusual-a boueheadei
German.
There was lot Of bamboo near the
Russian barracks and the Russians
made baskets out of 1t and turned
them In TO the Germans. For this they
got all the good Jobs in the kitchen
and had nne chance to get more to
eat. But they were treated like dog
that 10, all sxcspt the few Cossacks
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-02-01
CHAPTER XIII.
osspaIr-and Frssdou,.

0oopalf-ano Ffoooom.
While I was working at the hos
pltal conditions ut my old barracks
had been getting worse and worse.
Very few of the men were absolutely
right In the head, l guess. and almost
all had given up hope Of ever getting
out alive. Though they put up good
front to the Huns. they really did not
care a great deal what happened to
them. The only thing to think about
was the minute they were living 10.
The day / came back two English
men. who had suddenly gone mad.
commenced to fight each other. Ii was
the most terrible fiSht l have ever
seen. 1t was some time before the
rest Of US could make them quilt. be-
cause at FIRST we did not know they
were crazy. When we had them down.
however, they were scratched and Bit
ten and pounded from head to foot.
Both Of them bled from the nose all
that night, and toward morning one
of them became sane for few min
utes and then died. The other was
taken away by the Germans. still
crazy.
Another time an Australian came
into our barracks and very seriously
told US that he had q drag with the
German officers and that be had been
to dinner with them. and had had tur-
key. potatoes. coffee, butter, eggs.
sugar In his coffee, and all the luxuriex
you could think Of. We Just sat and
stared at him. 1t seemed impossible
that any Of our own men would have
the gall to torture us like that. and yet
we could not possibly believe that 1t
had really happened. Finally. one
fellow could not stand It any longer.
He was nothing but skin and bones,
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AVOID LOSING MILLIONS

Tho misuse of the by-products
Of farm crops during the past has
caused American farmers to lose
millions of dollars annually.
Nothing offers greater opportu-
nifty for increased and more
economical production Of farm
meats and dairy products than
BY the moro effective use Of
such products. To bring farm
ing operations up to the highest
possible state of efficiency, all
by-products must be used in an
economical manner. Conditions
are such as to urge the conser-
vation Of every available farm
resource and every American
farmer should make a study Of
conditions existing on his own
farm with the idea Of utilizing
such products as have hereto
fore been wasted.
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Anlma, plssssss.

How the spread of live stock dis
eases In the United States is largely
controlled and sources of infection are
stamped out is explained by the bu-
reau Of animal industry of the United
proximately 100 employees Of the bu-
reau, engaged In the work, are sta
toned at the principal live stock mar
kets Of the country.
All receipts Of cattle. sheep. and
swine unloaded in daylight are In
spected ut the time Of unloading, while
all those yarded at night are inspected
early in the morning, before any trad
Ing takes place. Outgoing shipments
are reinspected before loading, and
followers are reinspected In the yards
each day until disposed of.
The principal diseases for which In
spections are made are foot-and-mouth
disease, anthrax, scabies Of cattle and
sheep, cattle fever. and hog cholera.
II any symptoms Of these or other
communicable diseases are detected,
all affected or exposed animals arc
segregated and treated, or otherwise
nAnuleu III aCCUEUAucc Win ucp9EI-
ment regulations.
Ohiciais OF the state In which the
shipment originated are Immediately
notified. AZ well as department field
forces in that territory. and every ef-
fort Is made to trace the origin Of the
infection. In this way centers Of In
lection are located In most cases, and
the spread of the disease to other
premises and herds is usually prevent
ed By the, prompt application Of appso-
pirate sanitary measures. a
During the last fiscal year ended
June 80. 1918, inspectors Of the bureau
Of animal industry made 38,7003S4
Inspections for contagious or commu-
nicable diseases, and supervised 708,.
49, clippings Of cattle and sheep at
market centers. The vaccination Of
254. 731 hogs against hog cholera and
the dipping Of these hogs were also
supervised. In order that they might
be shipped to country points for feed
ing without danger Of spreading the
disease. In addition, great numbers
Of horses were inspected for influenza,
In the effort to control that disease and
reduce losses from It
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Team Work Wins.

1t 10 easier and more economical 10
prevent the Introduction Of disease In
to herd or flock than It II to eiimi.
nate It. Every possible precautioa
should be taken BY the stockman to
prevent the Introduction Of disease On
his premises. In recent years animal
losses directly or indirectly from dis
ease have amounted to moro than
500. 10000. annually. but with proper
team work between federal, state and
local authorities and stockmsn these
losses can b promptly and greatly re.
ducsd.
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had shivered there for weeks, maybe.
but to me 1t was about NJ funny Ms u
n.u for hahn mt s.oe9l Ahnnah ho.

49,
but to me 1t was about N funny as u
cry for help. got wood though, be-
fore had been there long.
There was great big cupboard
that looked more like q small house.
built against the wall Of the hospital
barracks In one corner OF the room.
and not far from the stove. Kate was
the only patient able to he on his feet.
no thought he would have to be my
chief cook md bottle washer for a
while; and. besides. there WINS gone
thing about him that made him look
pretty valuable. had not recognized
his whistliug yet. 20 Slim looked to be
the right name for him.
"Sllm. what's that big cupboard
forr
How'd I knowf Nuthin' in It"
"Slim. that would make nne box
for coal or wood. wouldn't itr'
"Um. Whar de coal an wOodf
"l'm going ont and take Observa-
lions. Slim. Take the wheel while I'm
gone. and keep your eye peeled for
U-b0ats." So sneaked out the door
and began looking around.
II you look at tho sketch I have
mad. ~ ~,lIl not ,.t. Won lnnp tn see
th.t nv. -, ~ ,... !. v.c.ta,, nu.~l.n
h.rr.ctv Ana ~ Ala not t.ka me
nuch ,or,.- - 10. =, too rack tn
~. h..,,,s.. - o,,-
"Siim. what barracks are next to
usf"
.,.r. uo,. p.sn .,c,r I.
.Ana vo,, ,rea, tn ..u r,. vo,, aon,t
krow whar. -, ~. wo.x,,"
.sr,,, mo-, 49,, e., 49,, hu,ru,r."
.s,ck nc. 40 .ren,t tha,e, lot.
.os
That did the trick. The hlack how
would watch from the hospital win.
down until he AZ the coe.t ~ clear.
then W., would s,,n into M. h.rr.cka
ne.t door. AMI no wonId vetch .s,In.
When there va. M sentry near
enourb IN he.r ~. c,..hi and ont
would come . dIv,dins hr,ord from the
hunks when ve h.d an .rmful
anIece. and had hnoken them nm 10 the
Inn l.ny,h. ~, ,o ,,se,,.,,, ,y.. . ~.
tis NOR. w,tch,r. ana IN, ha.+ IN
the ho.ptt.l ami tho hix cnnho.rl.
Later M onr men told ma they n,e,,
to watch the smoks that nonreJ srom
the ho,mit,I chimney al The tims and
wander ~here m earth: -. ,ot nm,
voo1
We oot rho s.me kind NJ soo, In m.
ho.n,,ol th.t w.. ..rve,, n IN. oth.r
he ~. ana would ~. h.vs Rad
I -I-l7'-.-- =,
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Rssny Assss

know. The sentries booted me all thu
way back to my old barracks.