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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
POSTPONE FRANCHISE
HEARING TO MONDAY
man of streets Committee From
CITY Cause Of Delay.

Another delay In the hearing Of
remarks on the petition OF the vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company for
a blanket franchise was experienced
last night when the Streets Committee
Of city Council tabled the PROPOSE
ton until tho next regular meeting Of
the committee.
This action was taken at the sug-
gestion Of Councilman English. who
said that in view OF the absence from
the city OF Chairman Gilbert X. Pol
lock and Hubchatrman Ordway Fuller.
the matter be postponed untf1 they
could be present. Mr.. English wanted
the question continued to time to DO
named by the chairman. but MIR. Jones
thought II better to table the matter
to the next meeting. at which time Q
date might be named for n full hearing.
Mr. English acceped the suggestion OF
Mr. Jones. and amended his resolution
to that end.
The committee will meet next Mon
day Afternoon at o'clock. Those pres
emit last night were Messrs Gunaf,
Powers, Jones, Butler, English ana
sullivan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
a Significant Event.

1t is significant OF the new day
which has dawned upon China that
there appears In the Chinese language
a magazine called "Nu To Pau" or the
woman's Messenger. Formed some
what upoi. the plan OF the large peri
odicais published for women in Amer
lea. 1t has it's original article transla-
lions, serial stories. mothers and chill
dren's departments, etc. The editor
Miss Laura NJ White Is an American
WeiYo ifas spent. twenty years OF her
life in China. and has become con-
WINGED that the time Is ripe for reach
ing its women through Journalism.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
KENTUCKY BELLE" TO
Be PLAYED FOR CHURCH
Local Talent To Present Three Act
Comedy In Bellevue school
Tonight.

Kentucky Bale" a three-act
comedy. will be presented by able
local talent in the auditorium OF
Bellevue School, Twenty third and
Grace Streets at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
The entertainment will be for the
benefit of the Improvement fund of
the Fulton Apostolic Church, of which
Rev. Il. G. Pease is pastor.
The play is one of the cleverest Of
the comedies of the type depict life
in the Bluegrass State" and from
the rise OF the first curtain there is
promised laughs at the rate of one and
a half a minute until convutsed spec
tators leave for their homes. This
will be at the end Of the performance
for none will leave before.
The personnel of the company play
ing. the piece numbers several ~ Rich
mond's fayorite entertainers.
All have been carefully cast ars
skiilfuliy trained
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09


ports. invisible ink, codes, addresses
instructions. etc. thereby laying before
the authorities the most complete plan
IF German espionage which England
has yet discovered.
Brazcn Use of America as Base
it may open the eyes Of tho Ameri-
can authorities 10 realization Of
how hrazeDiy and successfully Ger
man authorities are using the United
States az base for The utilization
Of spies in England, when IL Is stated
that from the moment kuepferle
landed at Liverpool until Just before
he WAS arrested his every movement
was carefully mapped out before he
sailed from New York. He knew just
where to 60 In every place he Wis
ited, Il was just like Il melodrama.
At certain places. at certain time
he would make a certain sign, would
meet certain people, and receive GER
tain information. II can be tmag-
med how thorough tho German spy
organization is in Great Britain when
IL Il stated that in five days kuep-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
RUNAWAY HORSE CAUSES
3 DAMAGE AND EXCITEMENT

M Much excitement was ocCasioned
4 Sesterday afternoon by the running
AWAY of a team belonging TO James
s1otepheps of Brook Hin. The ex-
AcItement was confined TO >-est Broad
Street. The first incident was "A coli
ssfi1i0n with an automobile driven by
q John jenkins. Then a push cart be-
sipnging TO r. J. Rose was struck. and
'sbefDre the rnBa way could be stopped
IN wagon belonging 10 Peter Randall.
E$cf Hanover County. was hit, The to-
IEs44f. amount nj damage will. haIdlN ga
T4HzBFH- than $50. but the-sx7fff..8fi z EfFii :.
skhose SAY who saw the runaMay was
worth the money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
pINCHOT TOO CLOSE TO
TEDDY TO SUIT GERMANS

Paris, April s.--Circles interested
in international relief work show a
tendency Ia account for Clifford
l'inchots troubles with Germany
through his intimacy with Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. The German au-
thoriiies, IL Is said were offended at
n man. whom they believe 10 he
Colonel kooseyelt's right hand man,
administering American relief in ter
ritory occupied by Germans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
THE APPALACHIAN INSURANCE
COMPANY, INCORPORATED.

Of Bristol Virginia. having reinsured
all it's outstanding life policies In the
state Of Virginia in the Colum bia Life
Insurance Company. of Cincinnati.
Ohio. and having discontinued bust
ess in the State Of Virginia, -as OF
-AtsE@e rs. rt3ls hereby Announces fra
intention 10 withdraw bonds of said
company now held on deposit with
the Treasurer OF the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
IN HOSPITAL HERE
WITH BROKEN SKULL

Suffering from a fractured skull,
inflicted by a negro at City Point. r.
S. Voolfolk. Of Fort Valley, Georgia.
In In the Willis Hospital.
Woe folk states that the negro struck
him over the head with a stick. The
two mon are employees of the Dupont
Powder Company at City Point. The
injury is not regarded by the doctors
as fatal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
RUSSIANS PIERCE:

Continued from First Pagel
Cially from his Government on the
subject. Dispatches from The Hague
both from newspaper correspondents
and private individuals, ignore the
subject, # is generally discredited
Ia Official circles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
THE WEATHER


Washington. u.
C., April s. Tn e
temperature for
Friday and Satur-
day will show lit
tie change from
the 8 y ? 1 ue like
weather OF the
past day or two.
The official fore
cast follows
ginis- Fair
Friday and prob
ably Saturday /:
liz ht variable
winds
North Carolina
Fair Friday and
Saturday: lig bt
variable winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
Elnnwood
Nurseries

I.args surplus Of Apple and Shade
Trees and Hardy Shrubs at greatly
reduced prices for spring OF 1915
only. We have no middleman, but
deal directly with each customer
Write for surplus list and catalog.
j. Il. WATKINS Il BRO,
Midlothian. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
GERMAN -AMER|CAN

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
DEFEND ATTENDANCE

Continued from First Page. }
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
LIQUOR DEALERS PLAN

CONTINUED on Second page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09
IMPROVEMENT IN
BUSINESS SHOWN
TO Be GENERAL
Per Cent of National
Bank Examiners Report Pro-
nounced Hopefulness

Washington. April S'---A perma-
Dent Improvement In business con-
ditions has taken place recently.
according to the opinion expressed
by % per cent of the eighty ma
ttonal hank examiners who were
asked for special reports on the
outlook by Commtssioner of the
Currency John Skclfnn Williams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09

Continued from First Page.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-25
Il. FLE|G AURORA STORE
[ning. Feb. 26. at 900 o'clock
Stop! Consider!

The receivership for the FLEIG AURORA
STORE offered this great stock at public auc
tion Morris Bernstein was on the spot Just
looking for such opportunity, with the re-
suit that he obtained thousands of dollars
worth of the cleanest and choicest assortment
at AZ cents on the dollar
We will expect thousands of people every
day to this sale to supply their wants. Proper
preparation is being made to accommodate the
masses and to wait upon every one with rapid
despatch. Sale starting positively at o'clock
Friday morning, February 26th.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-25
|Af the |. Flei& Aurora Store sold
bernstein at 42C ON the Dollar
n THE COURT. EXPLAINING THINGS IN BRIEF


Ea~S
1 rn i mai al past IN
nndap "'""s New
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-25
SILKS

Attractive values in silks from the
best and largest manufacturers at
prices that should attract the atten-
ton of every economical woman. Note
the mighty reductions on all silks
none reserved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-25
LADIES' HATS

Pretty millinery in all the desired
shapes, at matchless bargain prices.
A complete display. Notice these
mighty reductions on all millinery:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-25
GUARANTEE
ALL GOODS SOLD
UNDER THE
FOLLOWING
GUARANTEE

Absolute satisfaction or money re-
funded. We will exchange take back
or refund your money on all unsatis-
faCtOrY purchases No aueStion asked
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-25

The advantages will be all the more
for you as we have the largest line
of embroidery and laces to be found
anywhere. You will find you can buy
this line at just about one-half price
to One-third.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

9 d u6 10 srt nafftrbi6ts u
m a d n. MaFerbidt unb 8ugIei9
geI9meibig inO oduer6afl IGBt Iia
oas S4ubpert MAIDEN, fpenn man es
nit elmer in Benign geIGttigtsn Goa
flung BON qarafFin bebanoelt. 5sltes
garaffin. ous in allen 0roguens
9~anOlungen gu BADEN it, miro fein
geidabt unb in elmer gut osrtOrttsn
6lai9s in Benign getoit. Mi0n trGgt
no3 unb na4 70 pieI in bic 5lai9s
I'm, ipie Ods Btu5in auFnimmt. 9lers
nit beItrsi9: man bas 9berleoer, bic
Jtd4te uno ole SobIen 70 oft, big oas
Sober Die 5luRtgteit ui9t mebr Elm.
iaust. Begen Der 6euergsfdbrlt9tsit
Oes 8en3ins urbeitst man nit Der
G0iung better nur bel 5dgesIiht.
tad benz 9erbuniten hes 8snSins
oleibt tein 9sru9 me6r 3uriid unb
Gag geoer Tam iofort nisber NIT
Stiefelpidie ODER 2eoerlad gldn3en0
3ema6t fperoeu. 4u9 nirb Der 0ldns
)ura Die gebuuolung nit Der Yarrafr
m=20fung nidt beeintrdgttgt. 5eIbE
GaGi9ube t0nnen 0anit bebanoelt
atrOsn; BEL Oieiep pirb Der Slang
an9 Dem 5rodnen bllrd leidtes Reis
zen nit einem nei6sn, iDrasnsn 2aps
en- pieoer berDorgerufe fen.
9er9itung BON grtGI.
ung. User genDtigt lit, iofort mad
en- M%orgentruni, mag es nun adf.
&c, See ober Elm anoerss @strdnt
Elm, Gag parm genoFen miro, Iih be,
attn @interIuft aus3uieBen,. tiibIe
.aoor bic 59lsimbdute our9 einsu
.Ibleren Srunt ipieoer db, bsnn iUEii
auft sr 6sfa4r, ii4 cine grtdItuuq
Der 6alsentSiiR0ung 5u3u3itben. Dit.
er einfaae 5iuger5tig tonn b%eionOcrs
ri SauI.inosrn, Die ipdt aufitsbsn
tnb tur3 Dor Dem 6ortgeben ben bei.
sen Morgentrunt binuntergteben
larhe grtrantung ber9iiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

Die @eiebesborIogert, ouf tpeIde
itb Oieie 8riefe be0ieben, tDer6enb
tpent iie atgenommer ut0 @eies
peroert Dem 8rGiioenen 8iIion oas
geieslide gtedt eeberL Elm obiolittes
8er6ot 5u erloiien oos Die 9usfubr
aler Griegsfontrebonoe, altsgenont.
men RabrungsmitteI, bon irgeno eli.
mem 8ltnft in ben 8ereinigten Sta1.
ten nod irgen0 einem 8unft auBer.
balb oerlelben unteriagt.
Der 9Onsref Der gereinisten
Stautcn iull erflirer, iueldc 4rtifcl
inter Oiefcn beibeu 0eieten aIs al.
%iolitte SOnterbanbe nnseiebeu iuerOen
ioaea. Seine 2fite, bic bon irscnb
eiuer fremOen Madjt n~nfsettlt III,
iul fit bic &ereiuisteu Staateu
6iuOeab iein.
So allein iinS bieie 1efete Sann
iOiuDBl i'm @eiit iuie in Der Ansfab.
RING amerifaniid.
SeScr tua6rbaft irene amerifaner
iOlte SaOmrd feline &flidt nIS 9ir.
ger %srfHIen, Saf er bafiir luirft, bnf
Sieie 0eietentiuiirfe md in Oicier
Sitnng Oes &pngreiies bari6 gGa-
naBmc sntn 0eietc uerScn,
en- bon RebraSfo, an pel6e Die BE-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11
gern5ionns fHr CttO sicmHcn.
ScfOmmt Gadridt, Ouh ieine beiOeH
SriiOer ole Ginnabme Dun
Sllnetan iiberlebt
baben.

SER Otto Siemiien, 0eiien bei0e
9rii6er gu ben beoctenojten @e-
ihaitsleuten in liingtan, aimdldou,
3aDIten, 6as bon oen gelben Ecu.
ieln geitoblen pltr0e, bat geitern ei,
men Brief BON ieiner 5hmaaerin
aus S5angbai erbalten, NIT Scr
6reuoenbotidait, oab ieile griOer
Die 9elageruag mo gritilrmng BON
Iittgtau gliidli9 il6erlebt babcn.
8Ir elttnebmen Dem intereiianten
9riefe foIgenOe 8umfte:
Eientiin, s. Gej. 1914.
.... Sebt crit bin i6 I'M 6tan.
De. eltd etiuas Na6eres 5l i6reiben
IS uaren IA i6redlihe Gage mad,
Der Gro6erung 6iingtaus, ebe mir
BON uniereu Mtannern borten 9aun
fam Uia Shanghai cine Gepci6e an,
0aB @rnit un0 alfrro mo6lauf ma.
rem. Grit l%anginL mad, un0 mad,
befaruen mir 9rieie, uno omar orrG
8ermittIung oe3 Rot6en areu3es,
"a 9ler5te uHo 8flegerimeu frei
aus 3iingtma geleitet muroen. 8ie
leBten 8ebu Gage miiiien idreflidT
aelpeien iein. g(Ifreo lit beilfro6,
Dab mir nidJt 6a naren.
Sic bn6en aae in aeaern mob.
nen midien nno 0urften nidt ouf
Die Strobe, oa 6aiterno Die 8omben
lmO @ranatcn flogen. 0ementipre.
heno lit ie6eS Saus mebr ODER noe.
niger 9etroffen, meiit uidt iebr
idlimm, pte itnier &aus, no nltr
6eniteridei6en faput naren. g(iid
ha6en uniere an0creu S1nier, bis
auf einige meuige ni6t iebr geIitten.
Die Smtfleute bat man ale in
geIaiien, oa Iie nidt ullter
@aifen naren. augeublidlih lit Die
Gage MN 10: Sinaus ans 1iiuatau
onrf elm ieoer, aber fein 9euti9er
bari pie0er berein. HatiirIid mill.
Alfreo iein @eifdft nidt I'M Std
Iaiien uno blebbt BORT, boffeno, Dab
man inns 5rouen uno ainnern Die
Grlau6niB 0i6t, binein3roiirfen. alt-
aeiblidli1 lit dld nenig ausiidt
0a3u. 90 miiiien mir getrenut oaB
8eibuadtsfeit ~fcierub bod oonf6ar
in Der Siniidt, oaB uniere 2ieben
penigitens leben.
Sier lit aleS in emiiger arbeit
Den orrnen @efaitgenen IN Sibirien
parme aletamgSitiide uilp. MAIDEN.
5oit tdgIid geben groBe Senoungen
an Die arnerifaniihen aonilllate ab,
Die Die Soden ourh omeritaniife
@fiiiiondre ms Snnere eeIangen Iai.
len. 60 bofien mir penigitens,
Dab Ser groBere 8bea a1lfomt.
@eiangenen in Sapan babeu
es perbdItniBmaBig gut, iie i6rci-
ben qon3 fr6blid). g(lld bari man
linen 8afete lnO @elo id,iden :.
3eine treue S6lpdeerin aea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11
]ie(O(utiOncn,

nuaenOmmsH bon Der @aRsnbtr.
bon Der NaHsnusriammInna I'M
RathbnnIs 5n Omaha, glebr., ON
s. 5anuar 1915, NIB furbrruS,
bah aessH bic aHin6r BON Grisss.
material Gin embargo ansgsiprO.
dJeu iuirO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11
ernb an SinOsn6nrsi

Bon 9auG9uebte, @orfolf Neb.
o Sinbenburg, o Sinocubursl
&ie bdu'it on ole Seiu6e Ourd.
etuit iabeit on IN itiqer Rnb'
linb iabit BEN @eItaetriebe 80. =
arie8smoIfen 5ogen br1uenb beran,
Sin ieoer Geuti6e elite Jllr 5abn'
Der aatier com @or0en beinnp1rts
eiIt
lln6 iaat: Stun pcroen Die 5einoe
berfciltl"
Sinoenbura on 1roBer @clO, fonnn'
ihnen,
9eriobP 6en gltiicn 6as iudenoe
SEM"
Sel6 Sinbenbura MN ae8oseu fam,
ln0 meItberiibmt mlube olsbnIo
fem Ram';
Oitpreuben mur0e bon Rulien frei,
Or brah ibre itarfe @eiben ent5ipei.
@r iagte tie in Die Raiuriiden Seen
ga t9at ibnen bic Gut Ha6 Berlin
Dergeb'n.
3eet unier Selo Dor @ori6au itebt
BALD Ser 9iriie nm @naOe ilebt,
Diepeil unier Selo 8ellgt Sieg oui
Sieg,
3euat 9etroara6 MIR Gig d1tf Gig.
Die berlog'ne 9an6e i'm @eiten,
Die ben 3uiien bielt 5lm geIten,
3br In 9onoon Garis un0 8eters.
burg,
Soat fennen lernen Den &in0eHbitrg.
. Sinoenblug, 0 @ift0enblrg,
I'll uerBnuit Die gau3e 2iigen6urg!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

To Honorable
Representative in Congress,
Washington, D. G.
Dear SIR
AS an American / respectfully call
your attention to House Resolution
H. j. BIT. I ask you to work actively
and to vote SO as to make this bill a
law during this session Of Congress.
Name
Street and Number
City ............ State ...........
lln6 na6oem sic bieIen Brief ob.
geIon0t buber1, i6reiben Sic ben fol-
genOen 5lpeimal ob, unter3eihnerl
sic Oenielben nit Sbrem 9anen
un6 Sbrer bo1en @breiie nn6 ienoen
sic i'm an ieoen Ser 6erotoren
oybres Gtaates. Bitten Sic ale Sbre
8efannten uuo 5reunoe, ba8 @lei4e
8u tbun.
To Senator neutrality-suspicious..
Washington, D. c.
Honorable SIR
AS an American / respectfully ask
you to vote for and lend your active
support to Senate Resolution 6688 so
that it may pass the senate at this
session of Congress.
Name
Street and Number
City ............ State ...........
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11
rem iebr maBis. ausaieben frei,

3 sienniid aeitc SGaier, auf einern
9aupIos Itebenb, nobe Bancroft
Str. unb @oulebarO, iinb frmfbeits.
haIber bilIig ST. perfoufen. ale
bret auiammen ODER getrennt, eegen
8oar ODER auf areoit. 9fierten an
q. 1.. aribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

At It's meeting held at ..............
on 1915.
WHEREAS, We, as a people,
from our hearts lift our voices in
prayer for peace while, as a nation,
we are aiding in war, and augment
ing the struggle by emtying our
private ~arsenals and war supplies
onto the b~attlefields Of Europe;
AND WHEREAS, Our government
has proclaimed strict neutrality and
thereby given assurance to American
citizens Of all races and to the belli-
gerent powers themselves, that we
shall give aid and support to none,
and by our acts, as a nation break
no bonds of friendship with the
countries with whom we are at peace,
and create no discord among our
citizens here by discriminating
against their fatherland.
AND WHEREAS, This country has
recognized the right Of our govern
ment to withhold war supplies from
%contending armies when she laid an
embargo upon munitions of war when
the feeble armies Of Mexico were
arrayed against each other, never
theless, she now offers her limitless
supplies to the mightiest armies that
were ever assembled in battle array;
AND WHEREAS, The U~nitedStates
is disloyal to itself when it promotes
a foreign war by furnishing the
sinews of war, while the nation is
PROSTATE commercially and waiting
for the dawn Of peace to return to
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11
SOrIage fir Gtn3elpetittOnen.

SIN godfOGgenben bringen mir aud cine gorlage bon etnseGNei-
tionen, Die bon 8etrgern Die 81 faner 9erenigng gebOren, lnbersigH@
benBt neroen fonnen. gRan idJreibe ben nobfolgenoen Brief al, unter.
3tttne i'm rnb ienbe i'm an Den gongreHmom ieines 9ilrHtes mad
8abington:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

Die gtfenbo6nen osr 81.
: batten am gube bes Sabreg 19lz
ne 2dnss bun 1881, 4SS RiIume.
r unO bic 4nIogstsften betraa,n
hdBungsDsiTe 81 Mtliarbsn Dol,
mrs.
Mande 5troBtn BON goI.
imOre iin0 nit Seetnns e~epflaf,rt.
0as gstrcdHtte uRb su 8ISden az
pTeBte Sessras ipirb Dor benz gfias
Tern In cine aiploItmiTdung s.s
AUDIT,
Die tleins, beutTGe Riid,n,
i4abe, bic iprsen mdngelnber Sc.
liebtbeit In SiibbsutfGIanb DieIFau
ats .9RuB4 be3sidnst niro, pirb IN
RublanD NIT benz Rdmer, .qruB"
preuBe) beIsat,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

Der art oite ben Ger. Staaten nod
Merifo itreng berboteit wiro.
e. y. Wifrrnu, Boriibenoer,
9r. Seoloeef.
Or. u. 3. Sones,
Artbur Whunen,
9pnrD &oubers,
aiisiduB fir aeiolutionen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-11

her former prosperity and achieve
ments;
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED,
That we, Citizens Of the United
States, in meeting assembled, hereby
declare that 1t is the imperative duty
Of the Congress Of the United States
to pass the necessary law forthwith
that will enable the President Of the
United States TO lay an embargo
upon all contraband Of war.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
That we comment our Senator Gilbert
NJ. Hitchcock for taking the iniative
in presenting to congress a re-
solution prohibiting the expectation
Of arms and ammunition to the belli-
gerents.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RES0LV-
ED, That we call upon all Americans
to join with US in enforcing that
strict American neutrality that win
give aid and comfort TO none of the
~contending powers and that viii with
hold American resources from pro-
noting destruction and slaughter
among the friendly nations Of
Europe.
We, the president and the secre-
tary of the above society, attest the
above by our signatures.
s..s..
President.
Address.
Secretary.
Address.
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Gle thnt t,oth.

Gle fbnt not6.
Gorlm tbne ie0er Grerifaner unber5igi1 feline &fGft. gRan III.
terdire bie omerfaniifeu @irger obme 8ifT6t af lire Serfunft ooir,
oas @leide gu tbun. Sober alnerfaner iote fir ode ocredte
S1 babea fem.
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NtTibaeI HOMIE Nerbanbsbraber

NMuVA 9tUtupIu, Of, Ae5lUVt IVIA
GertbgidGttr Ser6aubs6rhber!
Seoe 9eenglne in mferem Staate (@emein6eu, @ereine. 9ogen
ee) miro oringenb erhndt hohfoIgenoe Aeolnton I'M MorImde, me an.
gcgebeR, n15unabmen mo oanit mic ioIat Uu perfabren:
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E(alGft5irle An5elgenl

.. M. Niubr %perfauft uno reporirt
2a5moIdinen. 317 Goro 16.
Ctr. 8bone Douglas 521. SIS.
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RianO.g Bargain Seines ainrbur
9iauo III porsiistidem 3uitdu0
Febr Diaig fll 9nar. Eel. 9oug-
las 1853.
Seinite Tprd-M6beln &eeo- We5beln
alif @eiteaiing gemndt. Omaha
Ree0 & @attan 60, 1t9 9lor0 15.
.GtraBc. Sci. Douglas 2042.
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titioneu al rihten inO, linb:
/. 0itrift: Sobn Muguire.
2. 9titrift: 6. u. 2pbef.
8. 9iftrtft: Gan. 9. Stephens.
4. 0iftrift: Gbas. $. Sluan.
5. 0iItrift: Silas q. 8nrtun.
6. 9i5trift: M. q. SinfaiO.
Ole geebro8fd 91tnoes.S enotoren fn0:
Wilbert @. 9itdcpf uno Sec. d. norris.
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gaI. \. geter.

8r1feent 6es Staotsberbonoeg bon Iebrogfn,
Omaha, Gebr.
Subu Mattest Sr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sefretdr.
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0o6oem onie &sioIution in ener r%egeGmdBfgen ooer at oienn
3nefe unberarmten girger-8Timml1mg mgenommen lit, nuHen ori
Gopen 6urh bic l%lnteridriten bs 9rdfoenten uno Setretdrs Der be-
trefenoen 8ereinignng begGnibigt babel Die 40reien 0erdben uno Die
DttgleOer8abl beigefigt per0en, ub Johann nnOersnsIid obseinnot per.
Den, un0 omar ie cine Gopie on jeoen Der bei0en 8unoesienotoren 0s Staa.
tes, Die brittle gopte an ben abgeoroneen os betrehenOen aongreb.
DHtrifte8.
Sal. 8. geer5
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Gupin-3niat.

8ir berubideien Die inneren
ariegspirren uno 8eritorung bon
2eben, Die iolange innerbalb itnieres
SHmeIterpolteS in Merifo eeberridt
boben pno nod borberrihen ulb, NIT
8iidlidt ooroltf bob icner entieslide
3uItonO gum aaergrDBten 2beil
ourn oltsg Den Ser. Sto1ten erbol.
tene @offenlieferungen orrdsefiibrt
1no entitonOen lit, empfeblen mir
ans Dem @rlinoe Der Mcnl6lidfeit
orinoeno, oaB Die 8ufubr unO Ser
ienoung, brett ODER inoireft, BON
a~rieasmateriaI uro 9eoiirfniiieu ie-
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9as preisiDirbigfte Giien Bel Setter
Stump. 9eutide aiiqe. 1903
Dodge StraBe, 2. Stod. @obl5ei.
ten Is Gents.
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DpmbarSirrt Gnrr Aongrf6DTtrfttr!
PetItionen ~ @aniten Der @In, weIde ole alnS'
iubr aaer QriegSmaterialteH Oerbietet.
aulruf an ale Oereine i'm StantSUgr6anO
Jle6raSRa!

Omaha. glebrosIo, 81. Qe5cmber 1914.
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Eas ein5ise beutids M6bcE. gieparo,
turgeihdft in 0roba. y. @araus,
gigentt. 2910 Bornam, Scr. 1862
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S. u. Stnrses, 8atentantpnIt, GAG
@ronbeis &beater @ebdu0e. Eel.
Douglas 1859.