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Spring Suits of
Gabardlne,
$23.74

Braided Ef0n Model
In the new shade OF lettuce
green and in the popular navy
blue, an extremely effective
Suit, the jaunty coat on mo
dish Eton lines - pleated,
braid embroidered and but
ton trimmed; over a wide
collar Of black faille falls a
smaller collar of sand color
silk.
The skirt IS closely side
pleated in the prevailing
fashion.
Serge Suits
Copy 0fa
"DTecolL" >o...
Model $ZS.7S
In black and navy-gabar-
dine of superior quality, q
model featuring many novel
touches Of style. Braid trim
med coat, military style skirt,
finely box pleated with strap
Of braid.
Huge oval ornaments Of
imitation jade encircled by
heavy silk cordings add an
effective finish to the Coat;
broad box pleats are intro
duced in the full skirt.
THIRD FLOOR. BROADWAY
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New Poke Effects Of
LiseYe Straw; beautifully
trimmed with small and large
flowers and fine velvet rib
bons. In black and tolors.
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A u length model-with
wide belt confining the full
ness At the slightly low waist
line: very flaring skirt-curv.
ing at the back to give the
fashionable silhouette; pesu
de eyane lined.
TMnD Yf/OOD. DnOADWAY.
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Gin 0re0ler an7riF ouf DE pre6frei6ei!

Cor Bunoer Sabrea bebmptete Sfopenbauer, ~oe 3eranGsihrefbe
kien pom Son0merts megeu 4lurmitan". Sic GRhn" iagt er mener
~onourd Den aenen Sunbea, oaB tie bel auent mos fb rgeno rgt 10
qleub en lntes @ebe1 erheben@ Dan fonnte fat netnen, Der 0eun6f
NhiLoloph babe odmt Elm epu erbehnas lrtbel nher bic englfdl amerfa
nifhe Ireie ihrtHd itrert Genn geraoe In Dieic1 lagen erleten mtj
e. bah Die engfNh idre6enoen 6eoerbeloen uaeres Gnoes NIT ae0oe83
neutrality-suspicious. ausonuer mo oer6taitenoer @frtuoitdt bic alarm
fronrn7eE rlbren. 9}an brauht MIR ale iAe Hrtifei 81 llen, oenen oe
Eerienflng Der a2ufaania" 5nn gebea oerbolien bat na0 man miro Del.
Esirbel Dentih borea.
CAS- gaeuenc 1T nllL DoB man ii6er Die 0euidpamerfdniite Rrefe
ner5iehf Oh nbidfiher 9ertaantng Der Reft5lage Modie man BIC
NeDafture Der DeltpAen 3etnnaea, Die 0en erfolgrethea Anguff ant Das
Ieinolihs Sdiff glt6eBen uno 0as im0 fe ale nno nit eottorielei
aontnaeatnrn beeudtaL Der 8cbife 8n Roro uMo gronohtftung an
Hagen nod 0n &prgnage 0e5 flrtreffihn &mbreiteroberhen er mel
upenfqffans, gnarnn er BELT" - Der bDn 1gemeneH NAor0 aaT bober gee.
fofaHa auo ianqu rehen &ortidabe cine seie dbaider aroftousorlG
entuabsa.
81 Mai5neton rutftt man ldngn purubia of Dem Stuble bin IN
ber tpeI man ntt DdB pe maa Dem egcnaiaen 6atihen 5taot
6fraar Ternburs, Der IN nrDerblinter Gdie icine peri0nlihen aniidtg
nbr Die per6rebta QcIrtbeiIpHg uAar San0tungan Der oeutiben Hegi
runa snn gaRen gilt. ben 9an0 fopfea iol. unO Hnn fonunen no
0s Deutfden Nr0nfteare IND bInigu annabuuD IN bas glethe 9orn
man uaa es bod ni6t nit Dea Gbel Ser @rDBmddtY efe peroerbeft
tr best uO i4hrt, tre6t mo 0rdngt, uo f9 8 hebaipten erfreht op
nglaidea 3atunaaH 0es aanoes haHen III threa eeitartteln Die Ser
fdrura ar 2NHinria iM0 ~6ea arobRH 0cmit nerhlHoenan 4arhnt al
msnitntshms aebilott ~ rittia erteres lt q rifaut " ee Inter
feApna. aa anb MT ein 0eaias gintt cen Waeui9eHperlut freuoiS
sauBt tabe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-18

foditen SamstQg 4ben0 ben y.
Mai, Radmittags $50 llbr, fin0et
in Dem Cpernbdlls 81 Berlin, 9feb.,
Die 8rpeitc Oeutide Q%criammlung
itatt, mo5u ale 1eutiden aus Der.
lin ulo ltm1egeuo freln0liGit eln.
aeIaoeu iinD. 5H bieier &eriamml.
ltua mer0en oie Beamten erpdb!t
pcroelL Seoer 0eutid. ameritauer
ioQte iih crinnern, Dab Elm Iolher
gerein MIR quite 5rildte fir inns
limo unicre 9tadfommen tringen
fam. oeshoIb fommt glae, 4ael
0}ontag ocu 8. 1fni murOe SEER
@ilbelm 2atmann NIT Sri. gina
5fnlalfot ourd 6erru Baitor Qtit-
felien ebelih ~uerbumoen. Nir mitn-
iteu Dem jlngcn Gbapaor Slid nnh
zegen aui allen ieinen Gebeus
meaen!
MIS- 5ouutog Den t6. 9tai Der
6armer Gom pobbs beim giittag.
ellen par, bemertte er, nie Die
6lamncu ans ipinem Stale idlu-
gen. Gr elite binoIs, I'M 3u REFS
TEN. mas 3l retten mar. aber ole
g(nltrengunacn marea Dergebens.
Gem infol9c ocs 6eitigen 8inoes
arifien Die 6lmnmen nit raienoer
5dnelliafeit nm iid). 9inneu flr.
her Belt mar mdJt MIR ooS groBe
2taa9e5Guoc, ion0ern anh 0as
ihoue @o5u6aus ein Gaub Der
6launlen q~encroen. 3ie Suite.
huugsariade oes 6euers lit un5e.
FAINT. sic 6arm liegt pier MieiIel
nofo6nlih uon Berlin lino aehort
0an @ebriloern Stranb. "a 9err
6Dbb5 in1r Elm Ntiether iii uno orrdl
0as 6euer iait Niles perloren bat,
marc e9 angebrad)t, pelm Inn 8obl.
Aabenoc bilisbereit inter Die arme
qreifen milroen. 0err @obbS lit al4
qemcin bclielt, oeltn Ct III elm tith-
tiger reeIler DlanIl. u.
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90 Mpinre.

,,n ibrcm @etm 1921 Gou5Ias
2(uenue, itarb am pergoHgcncn
5onntag lyrau s.. 8. SOIL i'm Alter
uon l6 SaGrcn nah Iangem &cioen.
Eie 9eeroiaung iau0 DON Der It.
.g}ariensairde aus Itatt.
Sic bieiige 8rauerci b%eabiiftiat
sic 0criteaung zines g9einabe'
@ierc5" oas inter einem balbeu
Qro3ent 4lfobol entbdlt.
Sn bergangener @odIe Uuroeh
i'm 9un0esgeriht eli 8erIouen nee
1en geiebmiorigen Qertoiis bon
@histeD 81 @eiangniBitraien Derllr.
tGr,!...
Die 6eiocu iuugen 2elte @m.
Collins mo 5arrB 2eui5 Duroel
meqen 9erou6nug 6es 4oitamts in
SurIep 81 lie 3tuei 3abren 3udtbau5
De%rurtbeilt.
8cqea 8~erianots bon 8riefeu Ill.
uritanoigen S5nbnlt8 ourd Ole y It
mug 8atiou Seater Elm Sabr @e.
ianguiB abiiben
2te iungen 0arnen Der ct Ylos
RENO emeinoe pe%ranitalten am Con.
neritag a6eno, Den 90. Mai cine
aortengeielidoft in Dem SduIge.
b1itoe Der Stride.
Aim fommenoen Sonntdg Den %.
2lai ncr0en Die 1nuten Der bieiigen
3iouiitiiden 9%ereinigung '5um Be-
item oes 6ilisfonos fir Die Suoen
in gaIeitina 9lumen ieilbieten.
9n Der alage oes Brobibitiouilten.
21uptIinas @. 6. Barrier aeqeH Ole
geiiber oes airfmooo 6otels De9en
ungciebliten &erfauia BON %oltoboli-
ifen @etr1nten 6eitdtigte oas Sbers
gerid)t ons llrtbeiI Der nntereu Sis
itan3. meldes OH 6reiiprehun8 latls
tcte. 9ie BroJeBtoiten muB 0as
9oa Gountn tragen (5oatc ciacnt
lid Die anti SaIoou giga berap.
benz
Ralp6 7emep. Der neunidbrige
5obn bon ". 6. gennen, Siloolt
8. StraBe uno Section nobnboit.
fano 5amItaq Gormittaa I'M les
Moines 5llGB ben Nclentoo, ais or
beim Angeln iid 3n tief in Den 6IuB
biunusmogte. Ter cIiidbri9e gSiaie
Serfer, uelder iit NIT ibm 6eidnO,
famntc gercttet meroen. Die Gcide
oes ertrunfeiten allaben lunroc am
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Mns @rrLin. Ir6.

5rau 9crta Bctitmaurl.
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ans 5ort 3cOoc. 5oipa.


@6bren0 glafc 8arions iid i'm
Balm Der y. ~. 8. VI nit 5hmim.
men oergnl9te, itohI ihHi Elm 2icb
SIS Gus Der 11ide ieineS Ar5uges.
s. s. @abenidt lit franlbeitsbal.
ber ans @ouS geielielt.
aalpb s. &elpIctt, Nogalinipet.
tor Der .. s. ginie, glltt beim ND,
iteigen aus einem 5trobenbabnmo.
geu aus mo perIeBte iih ben SUB,
Dos 3elt BON 5ranf Germ, IN
peIdlem oieier NIT ieiner 5rau NAB,
reno Der Grrihhlng ieines ueuer
SutieS mobute, braunte gonneritaq
aben0 nie0er.
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SUnl1n n aus 0rm
OOlRe!
sitb,r btnuoet ale btmitlaoal

AfHaa1s aeW lb. Aldt 1910.
sgfArtar SEER Actcrl
ait Nfatler weu6lhHm0 Toe ib
DC trlftitdH 8tiotutioa.B, ptlts
ltiiere Nemtideu uorlettm Wi1uiol
90 ocn 0%r0i0c1tca crat6n lilBm.
b1h beirm0gt cs mih. nab odrn
I, ian0ere hgrupraelobeu intro. Die
Ieutit Nmerilouct wur0cH mIter al
,tn llmitouogB sum Nton0mteu bal
.tn. lebgrhoupt miro 0ieier @tmlt
lest Dem g%rittanin 5miiheniall oller
often crortert iiberol merom @tu
fhten oariber berausagHplt. Nt
Dscs cine inns geitcllte 6alle2 Is BIT
1l9 iclbitucritanolih. oaB Ole btgii
atn 9Gttiden uno 0titerreih In
gdrn in ieocm Safe lore 8flidt
.t5ln. Gies Gorauilimpeiian iie5t
tDabrbattig ans, ais oh uniere 5tnul.
mesqeupiieu aus 6urGt iia oiient
lid 0omlt bruiteu molten Tim uur
ia uidt IN foli6en @er0adt 81 tom.
men. @abt SCR 10 neuig 3utruuen
81 1eutidlano2 Sd ouufe, ieoe
@au0luug 3cutihlan0s lit moblers
mogen un0 01raoaat gafuBt altf
@ere@tigfeit.
Gnber io1teu mir, lDenH Is mtrf.
lid notbig lit, einen entiAtuB 5u
fallen, ole Gunfte in Grnaguug sic.
ben. gor allem miiBta bgtont mer.
Den, 0oB 9ainlen GHgldaos nidDt
auf nniere lI~nteritabuug 5atIen fOH.
neH, oa mir eben AlnerIfaner iir0.
8enn Is uns 0unah geluitet bate,
eugliidc l|lntertbouen 81 lem. marert
mir iider niht nod Den 9ereinigten
.Stuatcn, Dem 2onoe Der bobeH ,y0aa
le iiber peri0nli@e 5reibelt mlsgc.
nanoert. 28ir lper0eu oaBer nur
ameritanii6e 8ril8ipien ouiredt
bolten uno pertbaoigeH, ipie ie
Muibington. 9loams, SeiIerion
6rantlin mo 3eitgeHoiiel auigelteIlt
uu0 0ereutrpeaeu tie id aernDe pom
England ourd blutige Gpfer los
sefauft.
@er birpt 0ailr, % nidt eng
lamb 0teien 2uiitanio 3miihenfaa
nur 5u 0en 3lped proDo3irt bat. uul
Die SnmnQthien Amerifae, meldle
mG6reno Der lebten 8odeu beoent
li9e Sdmanfungen madlten, 5urlit
gu geruinnen?
Gin Wolf, Dos 0leudleim6roer
Dingt i'm ~libequeme Qerl5nLdtat.
Ten beiIcite ST. brinqeu. lit i'm 1tan.
De, einige buuoert Weniden 8t
opfern. menn es iid ooour9 8or.
tbeile, nie oben a%ngeoeutet. Der
lpridt. 8er bitrgt oofir, 0aB Gng.
arb niht glgenteu bier Pat. oenen
lefobEen purDe Ieutid 4merifaner
VI Jbdten auf3urei8en, Die ne NIT
II gunoesperioiiung III slonillft
3ringeH ioateu ODER &erbredlen on
~baiohlen, nm Damn 0entihc BET
: 6bat alt beiduloigen dc Free.
9ebereien hntten chen nidt mebr ben
gcpunihtcn GrTolG 5u piel emit
puppte lih ais giige dis u5lutt"
9einn0ers onpebradt If bic Gr.
Ddbnung Der Ibatiade Dob 6raueu
mo aiuoer Dem 6un0artooe aus
3eiebt mer0en iolIten. Sd babe mid
oft getpunoert, warlm IN oentiAer
offi5ieaen 8eridtcn aus 0ieier ent.
nitenoen 1botiote nidt mebr aa-
DitaI geihlngen miro. Stats III bic
teoe BON 5olonten uno 8iDiIiiten
ginb 0cnn bic oeuti6M 6rauen ufo
s,inoer nift ebenIo unidul0ig an be.
i poIitiihen @irniiien ale mie BIZ
lgilden2 GurA itete anipieluna
II Die uuiful0igen HeutraleH, IN
sabrbeif aber hinterliitiaen BelDoA.
.ar Belaiens. beipll0ers Der Jrnneu
ul0 sain0er. ianOtq Amrrifa oil
5iinlne BON 60 gliaionpH Collar
] acrtbilt, Dte ~ungebeure &idtigteii
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AT eiteuili htt 1lEiE ndt 5
m rEeat GaE aaa tTUislt Huf
al Ilil1I8L HH0 nitro ole
lds 9aao ost aflH hHHaaig8t.
Eft tHHaitidg fH All9HJ0luna
asr 1Ilu.u t3ai uH0 Eilpretr
Ue i1atc oud hunter Hao miner
m,Jaef heru0rag t.gg mgt0lL i0uie
atrW idmdtrcl.c 4al0a0lJuH Der
8hg7s N30hl DO Is better btncioei
aHitatf bemitldoei aH FEM mlo muB
l ms mtt Stol3 erfullCl 0aB mon
mite bort at3c ratr @cmou". iaH.
BERN iut @eqantagtl 98cdnmaeB.
me.tg bcucicH b0B Zeutihldnb gcs
baHt uu0 acihrdtei, metl cs mddtla
it, dbcr tirr Gilt e. bic StHmnm1
oes Eurdidnitts aHerjtoners 5I ac
niuueH, Der mar 6urh 0ie 4reie
becinflubt miro, ber iih ielbit fein
ltrtheil biloet. altdl uiht bilocu
tmm, es abcr uitt nit Dem Sbm0
Ucreu bolt. Gem ~erobmiitbiq lrno
autmlitbia lii DER entertainer. oorlgm
fam man TON Mat OFT QcHua 0nran
eriHuertL Dob THE poor German
lpomeH an0 dilorcu ore condemned
to 0eotb by Gnglauo through
itnruatiou."
4ftunqsooa
5rau @erta @etiduunn.
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'p'la't
Gie Sidoitttliaiaet ut iHit Sii.
dlrrn reriabea uorocu orc pom dl''
Bcrter &idtt3tglt tur Que &e9ref
iin0
Irdnlen 0eta Sab Die oie 9.
4loiic in Der Bloomiiel0er eirmcn'
taridnlc mtprridtet, mtr0g leBtet
Sonntog odruber miorntert oaB
man Den Serrer hires @ruoer, ocr
NIT Dem 0%erolis8eber COON pom
Gro'ton beIul Sinnbertlbre1 uoer
Ole @ii'louribrudc BEL 9oniton am
j. GoOcmber lebte1 ,5aarea pefllhs
alitdte mo ertrant, ben Stoir Gun
tuieoer1etlmoen babe. 6raulelH eoB
diu9 Nlonta9 9lor1en nah erottoh
no has Scid'enbegal1tiB ltattinno.
las Sdaitelt miro uldlt am ~,
ior0crn am 10. D1at lt1ttfIlioeh.
Ga5 Set lUir0 ans orel 8heilen be-.
itcbeH 3ugrit miro elm Aiulltltiif
pom cttpa is tleinereu &'noern nuts
! Gciilhrt meroen Damn miro eth ioae.
nanHter g8aD Role Grill pom ]tDolt
9}aOdrn ltattfinoen; Der brittle &bell
miro aus einem Stlpanf b]eiteAen.
an Dem fih iets g}aodlen betbetlt'
gen meroen. G}nn e%r1nartei, oaB
oa5 6eit gut beiuht miro.
Die gIoomfie[6er haben eteniols
nit ge6nuern non DEM unterqonge
ioDieler Geiienom ouf Der 2ufita.
linen leio. oaB 70 malldleG daqn93
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9erIGnst.

Sin tH&tiger %reiienOer Aaent fir
Die oEaalidle Ema6a Sribine" i'm
ztaate Nebrasta. Mna Gmpfeg.
lunsem 6aGen. 7aueruOs, cute
Steaung.
Sin jangerer Damn, Der Elm Do
tOrrao eignet, wirO bOrge5Ogen.
4laH meloe lid iOfOrt.
Emaba 3ribiiue, i3ii Solunro Ctr.
Emaba, Vebg.
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Nrieffahen.

Goiils. 3bren 9riei erbalten,
ulb miro oie oGribiine@ S6rcm 9rH'
Der regelmGBtg 5ugeben. 2anfen
sSbnen fir bic ausfhHitte. es III
ms Ieioer mmoglih, bic erIuabnten
geridte 81 oer6nentliden.
Gie 6eoaftiou.
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90 erindan ber nnIa

-Ln8 0rIuden Der LmoHa
electric Qiaht an6 Bonner So. I'M
cine auoernaitige &ateHfeitiebung
fommt moraen Dor Der Stootfonis
MILTON sur gcratbung.
ode 3s. nn0 Center 5traBe
br1nnte Elm aroiSes. DER 5irna
,SronrIs Y Gnais acboreaocs Ailto
init polia ans. 1rr Sfaocn lou
idit $1,000 beirdgeI.
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gtruiatcitrn aus SOwa
9ladmittaa acborleu

9iddmitt1a acborJeu
SIN }peitcu Wnr0pro}eB aeaen
2flirco lhomos. mclder i'm auauit
ueraauaenen Sahres ieiuen Shpie.
aer0ater Same5 9ihlep Grid lien
batte muroe 1hnmas oes @iar0es
I'M 5ucitcu @raoe idluI6i9 befun.a
ben. SIN eriten 4rojeB lautete bon
2duIoiprud aui Woro i'm ,eriten
@rabe
Gt6el 3ones, cine ourtelhdnti1e
glaio, mliroe Samitag a6caO berst
haitet, neil iie 8. s.. Martin un(S
~ erleittert botte.
Die 18.idbrige 2ouiie Brings
madte in ibrcr @o6nmg. 6t5 60.
cut Strube, Samitnq g(beno einea
SelbitmoroDeriudb inoem ie Strid-
min oeridlufte. Sic fonnte ieoob
0~ercttet meroen.
5Ort 9Ooge.
Ser 80 Sabr alte 6nrmer Nil.
liam Ga6ai[ BON 6tbo puroe az
Samitog mdbrcnO DER glrbeit al
Nem 8cIoe pom 9Iibitra1I getroffen
uno Neto0tet. Gr binterI1bt bic
5rou uno orei feline ainoer.
5rnu agnes 8biaips nurOe bon
Der 9cboroe fir @eiitestranfe Der
5%rreuanItalt iii Gberotee ilberiuieien.
Ter gremier 5. Seeln %itiir5tc
nahe Goripitb pom 3uge mo brah
cine Mippe.
Sci Ser 6omilie ISM. SinoIinger
lit Elm 90dter6en eingetrofien.
Sarlom Bratt, acknowledgment Der
americuu @rpreB So, %ltiir5te 5rei.a
tag lodmittda in Der Commerce
5traBe bon einem grpreBuagen uu0
mnroe idper ueriett.
9onneritag Iben0 fltbr @len Sat.
iieto, ais or einem Alitomrbil aiis-
peihen moate. oas ibn auf Der iii.
rpften Scitc Der Strabe entgrgen.
fam III eineil ainoeripagcn biueiu,
in ueldem ii6 oas S0bnden Don.
Sobn MaO0en befano. 0oiielbe
fam cbeuio ipie icin oreii1briges
5hneitcr6en qliidli9erueiie INIT
.Ieiften Shranmungcn bacon.
Ger nelte Hoitmeiiter 8mconlbe
bat Den 9qtrieb oeS hieiigen Voit-
antics reorganiiierf iuo bic aoiien.
obtbeilung einenl beionoeren aaifie.
rer ulteriteqt.
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cHIcAeo,s AFFLIcTIoN.

Speculation as to the cause OF the
terrible disaster in Chicago will be
futile until the excitement caused by
the destruction of so many human lives
has somewhat subsidized and the inves-
tiCators have had time to weigh the
various statements Of eye witnesses
and survivors, all of which have been
made under great emotional stress.
Eventually we shall know where the
blame rests. The responsibility must
be placed where it belongs. The I'LL
noiS authorities have acted promptly.
Men whose unfitness for the task OF
caring for the lives of so many holiday.
makers, or whose sheer careleSsnesS
NAV have made the disaster possible
have been arrested. A special federal
grand Jury has been summoned to look
into the matter. Meanwhile the con.
flicting statements of river men and
lake navigators constitute a mass OF
evidence which must be sifted and
clarified. Even the reports OF the he
roic achievements of many in the army
OF rescuers fail to arouse the accus'
toned enthusiasm. But they will not
lack their due reward. For the time
being the thought OF so many helpless
human beings sent to eternity without
warning has a paralyztng effect that
must render futile all attempts to view
the calamity calmly enough to decide
upon It's immediate or antecedent
causes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-27
GERMANS SINK ANOTHER BOAT.

,"HE sinking OF the American steamship Leelanaw BY
the Germans further aggravates the trouble that
, = has been going on between the United States and
Germany The news that German submarine had de-
lberately sunk the vessel soon after the note 10
Germany from this country stating that any further acts
Of that nature would be considered by the United States
"a being deliberately untrendly, would give the
Impression on first thought that the Germans have de-
eied to force the issue with the United States and to
ascertain lust what steps Wilson intends to take when
it is discovered that the Teutons have no intentions OF
giving up the practice OF blowing up all vessels. neutral!
or otherwise, that have conraband of cargo.
When the first news OF the sinking OF the vessel was
received in Washington yesterday afternoon the govern
ent officials hesitated construe the rash act OF the
Germans as coming within the range OF the new note
to Germany that further violation Of International law
as regarding Americans would be considered by this
country as deliberate untrendy act and an unpardon
able oense The officials did however that they
Thought Germany had ignored the text OF another note
from this country connection with the singing OF the
". P. Frye
With each day there to be some new complication
arise between the two countries and computations winch
may prove very serious to both nations
few weeks ago it was thought that the Unlteo
states and Germany would be able to patch up their
differences without much parey but the questions in
yoyed in the dispute are no being solved now
than they were some time ago. in fact the situation IS
more alarming right than 1t has been since the
Start Of the trouble With the note Of this country
inst received by the Kaiser the sinking OF the Leelanaw
looks like deliberate insult the part OF the Germans
and forcetul way Of showing President Wilson that
they do not have much respect for his most recent note
nor for the rights Of the American people 1t is most
regretabe that such thing should take place at this
time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-27
HOW'D YOU LIKE TO BE HYDA
INDIAN?

F you were Hyda indian and lived in Alaska. you
would be making 125 per cent profit out Of what
ever money you could from fishing and hunting
would be living in a comfortable house built by the com
munity would be member Of self-governng commuu
ity a part owner in goodszed mill, and would be
well on the road TO economic independence.
The United States bureau education has been fos
terng the establishment Of cooperative and other
cooperative enterprises owned and managed by the ma
tives themselves The wisdom OF the policy has been
especially demonstrated ydaburg near the southern
end of Prince OF Wales Island in southeastern Alaska.
Three years ago the natives OF Hydaburg, under the
direction OF Charles W. Hawkesworh teacher IN charge
organized the Hydaburg company. In short time con
fdence in the store began to grow.
At the beginning the capital stock placed at $5ooO
but before books closed the first years bus
mess November 3d. 1872 every share of the capital stock
had subscribed by the natives When the directors
looked the figures OF the years business they dis
covered that the profit had amounted to l25 cent
they voted declare divdened Of so per cent on the
investment and devoted the balance to charging the
enterprise.
Since the original stock had been sold OUT the stock
holders at once voted increase the capital stock TO
SIS 0OO TO provide funds for the establishment OF the
fish business
In two years after its founding, Hydaburg has been
transformed from dense, uninhabited forest into
busy town. the people housed in neat single family
homes instead of the communal houses in which they
lived in their old villages the has fine wharf has
saw MILL and and manages cooperative store,
which enables them to secure the necessities OF life at
the lowest price.
Too bad Uncle Sam has to confne his attentions to
the natives OF Alaska. isn't It?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-27
THE vAR-oRDER FAKIRs EXPOSED

-HE latest statement from the government bureau
Of statistics at Washington showing the extent OF
= our foreign commerce brings new evidence OF the
4ross exaRgeration Of the order business by the
bunco steeres of Wall street This warorder trade has
now been in progress many months. 1t is six months
at least since 1t was announced with great flourish d
tupets that this and that company had already taken
munition and ammunition contracts aggregatlng S1oo
100000 The aggregate OF the alleged orders for al
companies to date cannot be less than billion dollars
II All the plants whose names mentioned day after
day in the New York stock market reports have really
been turning out such huge quantities Of deathdeang
materials, why aren't they shipping it:
The Official reports show that they are actually snip
ming very little Exports Of explosives OF all kinds from
this country In the month Of May he latest month toE
which Official figures available) amounted 20 only
900 more than in the month last year. when
Europe was at peace. For the eleven months eno1as
With May these exports reached total value OF ony
$3000o,0oo altogether.
How trihing part that much ammunition would play
In the war Is seen when We compare it with the guam
ty the armies are using is pointed out that the Ger
man GeneraI Heinrich Rohne has had published in Ber-
I'm some figures on the allied expenditures OF shells
along the western front He that nearly 100000
aheils ere fred north Of Arras June IL and that
.s was almost as much the whole fire Of the Ger
man artillery in 1870" He also says the very smallest
gun shoots projectiIe costing at least So At $40 per
shell for an average. the allies shot of 100000 IN