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THE SEMI.WEEKLV TRIBUNE. NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA.
1 OovermiH'iit artillery in action again the Spartuenns In tho Hello Alliance Plnlz. 2 Spartaenns on their
firing lino In Uerlln awaiting an nttnck. .'I Gen.Frunchot d'ISsporoy ami stall' inspectlnn ground surrendered to
(hp allies by the Turks at the Dardanelles, 1-rltiisslim children being fed at Olgn barracks, Archangel, the bead
quarters of the Three Hundred and Thirty-ninth U. H. Infantry.
GERMANS DESTROYING A SILK MILL IN FRANCE
An interesting photographic bit of evidence for tho peace conference Is the above photograph which shows Ger
man soldiers destroying the machinery of a silk mill at Houssloros, near Cambral.
U. S. SAILORS VISIT ROMAN FORUM
DESIGNS VICTORY EMBLEM
LAST PHOTOGRAPH OF WILLIAM WHILE HE WAS KAISER
What Is no doubt the last photograph of the German kaiser while In power wa3 sent to tho International Film
service by Robert J. Dalton, M. T. Co., JWTth F. M 2-II It. M American mission. In this photograph Is seen the crown
prince wearing the helmet of the Death llead regiment. The kaiser Js seen decorating a soldier in the foreground.
GRAVES OF U. S. "FLU" VICTIMS IN DEVON, ENGLAND
Tho graves of 100 Amerlcnn wounded soldiers at Pulgnton Military hospltul, Devon, Englnnd, who died from
Iniluenzn.
HANS HINDENBURG
TAKING MOTHER "OVER THE TOP"
As gucds of tho "V" and the Italian government, 000 American sailors,
divided Into detachment's of about 200 each, visited tho famous forum of
Home, Our'photogrnph shows thorn in front of the Temple of Faustina,
i Inspired by the beautiful lines of
Colonel Mcltne's poem, "In Flanders
Fields," Miss Molna Michael, who Is
a war worker In service In tho Y. M.
C. A. overseas conference headquar
ters, located at Columbia university,
lias designed an emblem entwining the
Flanders poppy with tho torch of lib
erty, which she offers for ntloptlon as
a national victory memorial to be dis
played throughout the country.
TAKING A JOY RIDE IN A WAR TANK
Kills Dear With Blow on Nose.
Tlerbert A. Fagler, of Avis, Iowa,
hunting on Chatham's Hun, at dusk,
shot a bear with tho one shot ho
had, and when he got near ho found
the hear ready to light, the animal
having only been wounded. As the
bear camo at him he swung his gim.
hitting tho animal on the nose, Then
he ran. The next morning ho wont
back to the scene of his encounter
I and found tho bear, dead.
Fall Restores Speech.
A fall down a filch t of stairs proved
a blessing for Miss Sarah Ilutler of
Scottdnle, Pa. For three months fol
lowing an attack of the "flu" the
young woman hnd been speechless.
"Oil. T inn nrit linrf." u)u .v,.l..l.,..,.i
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! -.J!..- 1 . 1
liner iiur iitn, nun kiiu mis noon spend
ing ever since. Physicians sav that
fright did It. '
Girl students of Smith college, Northampton, Mass,, doing relief work In
France, enjoy a ride on n tunic of the Throe Hundred ttud Thirty-third Infantry
el Varennos en Argonno, Franco.
Japanese Farmers Wealthy.
That farming pays rich rewards In
the Yakima valley In Washington Is
Indicated by tho fact that Japanese
ranchers have purchased 100 automo
biles In the last year, and there Isn't
a "lllvver" In tho lot. Tho Japanese
farmers rent their lands.
"Hans HIndenburg," 110-pouud Ger
man pollco nnd dispatch dog that was
captured by the men of thu Twenty
seventh division when they broke the
HIndenburg line. Ho was litter used
by the Twenty-seventh for the same
purpose anil had his first view of this
country when he was brought back on
tho Mt. Vernon with the military po
lice of the division.
A soldier of the Twenty-seventh division reviewing his experiences "over
there" to n' proud old mother and an admiring sweetheart. He is explaining,
with the aid of a map, how tho Ono Hundred and Fifth machine gun battalion
hammered nway mercilessly nt the Hun.
BUILDING NEW YORK'S VICTORY ARCH
Sailor Son Comes Home.
Mr. E. A. D. Parker, of Concordia,
Kan., received a visit one night from
his son, Lieut. Commander O. F. Par
ker, being the second visit In tho last
twenty-five years. At the ago of 12
years this son -.vent to sea. For somo
yenrs before tho wnr be was sailing
on tho Pacific, aad has been captain
of tho ship Hose City. Last summer
he was transferred ,from tho Pacific
to the Atlantic, and becani'.' captain
of the West Mount. Just recently he
was again transferred to the Pncllle
ocean and made cpmmnnder In the
naval reserve.
Women to Be Cops.
When the civil servlco commission
i Tinft.m O linlil ItK (ivniiilnnttmi rti.
euntly there were six women who took
ho examination to bo policemen. The .
commission has huld that women are
ollglble to serve, and It may bo but a
short time when women cops aro found
pacing the beats in Dayton. It is said
that there are some "Amazons" among
ihe urrlleants.
Victory arch near completion at '1 wenty-fourth street and Mftn avenue,
New York city. It was built by popular subscriptions of the people of New
York in honor of tho Amerlcnn soldiers and sailors who made tl: "supremo
sacrifice" for their country.
