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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19
Oor(age fit appeQ
on Gongre6(eute!

| Bir bringeu hermit @prlagen te'
lesrapbiider Appeae an Die 8nnSes,
ienatoren nnO aOnsreflente unO bit
ten bic 8iirser, 3ueisbereine Oes
StaatsberbanOes, Ynituren nnb &Or.
iteber Der &iraensemeiuSen, OieIt
nnbersiiglid) naA 8aiBington 81 fen
ben. Der &Onsrek luirb bic SadJs
bemte nud) niat entldeioen, 6esbalt
Oenfe mnn Rid)t, es lei sa ipGt, iuenu
! Sieie 3eitnng in bic Sanbe Oer Sc
ier anFerbalb Gmabas selangt. &Or
ben nafiten 48 Stnnben lit aItf fei-
nen sal cine GntI6eiOang 5t erluar-
ten, nn6 ba bat nod ieber Siirger
im ltmfreiic bpn 6nnOerten Dpn
MeiIen Dpn Omaha 8ele9enBeit, itdJ
in 8aibingtOn @ebOr sa Deridaffen,
gsntiirlid) ie eBer, oeltu befier.
Die 8iirger bDn Omaha berIam'
melten iid) eeltern abenO gleid) nod
Gintreffen Der Ilnrmberi6te nnS
ianbten fDlgenbe 9epeide an ben
GrGiioentea 8illpu, ale gtebrasfaer
Senatpren RnO SpnsreFleute, iOwie
8orliber Stune bonn glnsnGrtigen
GOutitee, nnO 6aasfabrer ait6en.
Sieies lanss Selrsramm fOunen Ser
cine Mnb &ir6ensemeiuOen beniiken.
Neither honor nor vital interests of
our country having been attacked and
no act having been committed by
any belIigerent willfully infiicting
any wrong upon us, declaration Of
war or any action by our government
provoking war, would be a crime
against the laws of God and humanity.
IL international laws, admittedly SUBJ
iect TO different interpretations are
assumed to have been violated, our
sense of justice demands that due
consideration be given to the as
surance by belligerents of their
friendly feeling toward this country.
In fact none of the injuries to our
people can be ascribed to intentional
acts against American interests, but
are plainly incidental to the death
struggle between the warning nations,
controlled by passion and fear.
Those in power should mediate
long and solemnly before assuming
the awful responsibility of engulfng
this country in dreadful calamity
and awakening the baser instincts in
the hearts of our people where the
sentiments of peace and humanity
have found such favored soil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19
@nn her Shfrnnt

9onoon, 10. 9(pril. - sn Dem
glbidlnitt beS SfsfitI 9riidenfopfs.
gtororuBIon0. itilo beftiee 9lrtiIlerie.
f1ulpfe i'm @nnge. getrogrober
gtohrihten 5ufoIec mnrben Die feirn.
liden 2lngriffe in GoIBien abeg.
lpieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19

Itcnt Cooper, Die leiteiioen Republi.
foner, iino 5u Der 8eipreduug elm
gela0en ipor0en.
glIles Dies l1bt Oarouf idIieBen
ooB ooS 2anO am goraben0 i6mer.
1icgenoer @reignilie Itcbt. gs
miro 0arnuf bingepieien, baB Bra.
iibeut g8ilion, ben 8oriiser Der
aongreB aoniitees fir ausp1rtt-
Ice glngelegenbeiten Deriprohen bat.
te, tie BON ieinen gtbiidten 81 ull-
terridten, ebe elm grud in Oen
oiplonatiiden 8e5iebungen 5tpi-
iAen 9euti1lano uno ben Der.
Staoten eiptreten fpilroe. eSnfolqe-
oeiieu itifnnlt man nit 8eItinnlt.
htit On, oaB Der Rr1liocHt bea6iif,
fiat, 8eiitidlano ein llltimatlttn 5li-
3l!ienoeil unO einen 8rud nit
Gertihlailo berbei5ufiibrert.
SnmnItB beuadlridti9t Gongreh.
alir5 nod Der geitrigen aohi-
nettsiisllng beaitftragte Gr1its
bent @illon Gefret1r 8ufnrltp, Inn
4:;30 in oas aopitol aii geben imo
cine aemeininme Sisung oes &c.
nots un0 oes Snuies auf beute
mittag elm llbr au orrnngieret. Der
Rroiioent CAB Tuntultp ni9t ben
@run0 6afiir an, ionoern for6erte
i'm auf, Den Biibrern in beioen
S1uiern 5u ertl1ren, 6aB 1uBerit
toidtige 8tngc bem aongreB mitge-
teilt iperoen tpiirben.
3ur ongege6enen StitnSe IieB
9umultp bic Senotoren Stonc uno
aern in 6os 8tmmer beg Br1ii.
oenten fomneu, I'M linen bic 9ot.
ihoft aiIs5uridteu iporauf olle
8rei in 6nus NIT 9fepr1lertant
aitdin, Dem 5iibrer Der Maiorit1t,
iprad)en. 8enioc M}inlten ip1ter
ipitr6e i'm 6aldc Der antrog nuf
ENC gemeinibaftliAc Sibung ge-
itellt uno eiritimmig atgenomnen.
Sieronf nabm aud Der Senat Die
eleide 9eiollttion on. Selbltre6eno
mar IN bei0en SGidern Die auf.I
regttng cine groBe.
gerniturff mod uptimiltiIdj.
Der beutl6e goti6after, @raf
ron 8ernitorfi ipradl geItern inI
oem gtigenbIif ouf geronlaIIunq
ieiner 9legieritng bel Sefret1r Gan.
ling bpr, ais &r1liOent 8ilion
nen 9ongreB 8u gehieinidaftIider
Sisung ein6erufen lIeB. Ser BOT.
idafter mar angenideinIid aefom.
men, Inn iIber Die Blame Der gie.
gierItug in Der Iouhbootfrage ma.
bere s5llformntion al erIongen.
Sefretdr 2aniing erftGrte inn ie.
cod, ooB er gegenipdrtig Die slnge.
legenbeit nidt nit ibm beipre1en
fpnne.
Ger gotiaofter ioI1 Serrn Gam.
iina erflort tabpn, ooB 8eutihlano,
obaleif es immoglid icine 1auh.
boot ariesfiibrliug oilfgeben f0n.
ne. 0o es MIR 0aOur1 cine @ie.
oerperselteins auf Die 2ebensmit.
tel glodnOe ousiiben fonne, 0e1.
ielben semdB Der internntionalen
geiese peiterfiibreu per0e. un6 in
llebereinitilnmuug nit ben amerifo
geaebeneu 8erIpredlnaen SIM Sal.
le aumnlnnoanten oeutiher 9altdl.
tUOte ihre Snitruttionen ilberihrit.
ten baiteH, Diiroe poIler Gtooen.
srinb mto @entgtlung geIeiItet
(gr fiiete binau, baB
8elitidiIar0 nrr oann ben Souh. !
bootfries nifgeben tonne menn |
gneIonO non ieiner pioerreht. |
lidbeu glofooe obIoHen miir6e J |
Sefretor 2nniing ion 6nr.l
oui oedntipurtet boben. boE er
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19
@Orlase fir 9sriOattcIcsram.

&Orl1ge fitr Eriuattclegram.
&ribatbiirger f6nncn oieie fleine.
rren gOrlagen fir lire telegraph.
iden glppele 'beniiten:
Any action on the part of our
government provoking war would be
a crime against the laws of God and
humanity.
Consider twice the awful calamity
of this world war. Lets continue
to enjoy peace.
Why awaken the baser instincts
in the hearts of a people, where
sentiments of higher civilization
rests, by joining the world war?
Think of the thousands of sacrifices
to be made over arbitrarily inter-
national law, before you vote for
war.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19
Wrttrrbrridlt.

Sir Omaha mo llngegenS: I'm.
beitGnoig mo fuller beilic aben0.
9onnerstas idbGn.
Sir ytebrasfn: llnbeit1noig nno
fiibIer heute abeuo. @eaen i'm nor0.
Iihen &eiI. GonHerstag idon unO
mariner I'M neitliden SeiI.
SIR Soma: Reaen belife ndhmif.
tos uno dbeno. &iibIer i'm reitli.
den Seil. 0onnerstne teilneiie be-
nolft unh fuller i'm iioweitlidlen
&eil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19

@aibinston, 10 .apri!. - grGii.
bent gSiliun bat BeAte INT / tlBr
+ nadntittagS ben 9li.slieOern be;ber
SGuier Oes aongreHes bic 0fittei.
lrns sema6t, baf er 3eutidlanO
cine nniuioerrnflide giute snfommeu
Lief, bah bic bplomatiiden gesie.
bnnsen nit 9entidldnO abbredsn
iDerOe, falls Der aageieslide Sandl.
buotfrieg fprtgeiett nerbe. 9ieie
glOte lit 4merifa's lebtes @ort, in
hcr Sat, lie bilbet Elm llltimatnm,
nnS nerlanst einc iofortige Autiuprt.
9ieielbe befauO iiiJ 5Hr 3eit, nls Der
TrahoeHt oiefelbe Derlas, 6ereits in
DGROcH bes beatidDcn Wiiniiters fir
nnsinaFtiae glnaelegenbeitcn. Ter
1nbaIt oe6 9Dtuments lunroe bereits
geitcru abrnb abgeinnOt, bonn Der
Grdiioent iUollte, ban OieIelbe in Der
lin eintreffe, iuena CT ne Oem Son
srce Durlege.
Der &rdliOent fprbertc iif)t, 6ak
Scr aUngrei. irgenOmeldjc Sdritte
ergreifen iollte. Gr infDrmierte lin
ciHfadl bun Der anfbGMfitng Der
Sdtiadeu, bic beiueiien, OaF 8entid)-
lambs 8erIidleriillsen ben @er. Staa.
ten geeenii6er perlebt linS, baf bic
SauhboDt aanpagne truB aller
ernitlidIer Rrpteite i'm @cgerinb sn
aaen @eieBen Der NntiDmen nno
Wicnidlidfeit gcfiibrt meroe, nnO
: baR er 6cabiidItige, Die 8e5iefnngen
~ lOien, fOlangt Der 5audbuot.
iricg Hidlt tn ltcbereinltimmnug
init ben @ciebea gefiibrt iuerbe. 9ie
OiplOmatiid)s gelfJidltc Der 8clt
3cigt, Oaf Gin oerartiaer Sdlritt
fat init u6lliaer 0Ewikbeit ben
Slrieg 5ar 5olge fat.
Die ylute 6es ErGii6enten nn6
icine @otidlaft an ben SunsreF
iinO enOgiiltig. Sic 6cScidlnen bns
GnOc Ses biplomatiidlcn Sdrift.
iurdicls. Sine SOrtiebnng Der Ian.
&C beiteBenben freunbidjaftliden 8e.
Siebnngeu erfIarte Der grGiiSent,
bernbt aaein anf Sentidlanbs Sal.
tiing.
gIussug ans 8iliOns 91eSe.
0ieier 9untt lit iebt bcNanerli-
deriueiic trreidt. Die Satiaden
lniien MIR cine GrflGrmng su. Die
tniicrlid Srntidc 9iegiernng Der.
mOdItc es uidlt, i6re ariegfiibr1ngI
GeOsr gegen 5radt- nod Gailagier.
SdIiffe ein5nidranfen. IS lit Oes.I
hal6 IdlmersIidleriueiie beruorgetre.
ten, bah bic Steanns, Ole 6ieie
MegierMng III 8eginn Der aOntro.
uerie eingenOmmen hat, nnbnltbar
aeiporben lit, un6 sluar iueil bic
3erltGrnng non feinbliden tpanOels.
ihiffen Onrd 5abr5enee aeidiebt,
uHo Onrdl cine NstbOSe bes An-
ariffs, Die nnbertrGglidl III NIT
otn 9sin5ipieu Der SnmnuitGt, ben
ldusit feitgefrkten NIB rnansreiiba.
rem &edjten Der Nentralen nno Der
leilisen Si6erbeit Der glidttdm.
pier.
GicReaiernng Der Ser. Staaten iuar
iebr gsbnlnia. Bel jeOem StaOinm
Der betriibenoen 6ria6rHnesn ber
Sr0sOSie, bel welder nnicre sisenen
Sarger beriibrt Waren, bat iie ber-
iudlt, fdl bua eEtremeu Sdlritten
snriidsnbaIien. Gle luar iUiIlens,
III ,uartsn, bic bic SeOeHtHHg Der
Satiaden abiolnt tein WtihberltGub-
mis- mcbr iDnOern nnr nod cine 9ens
TING mlisf. 0ieier 3eitpHHft it
MN mnsIhdlideripsiie eiHsetrOffeH.
Die SatiadDen laiieu nar cine 9ea'
tnng 81.
Ter 9srGiineut idlloh feline Hebe
init Den SsOrtsn: DSdD babe es bal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19

fer fir ineine Gflidlt gebaltcn, Del
faiierlid OentidJen 9esiernns 81
iageu, bak, iuenn iic ferner ibrt
riifiidtslOie nnD uerbredDeriidt
9riessfiibrung aufbalt, bic Hesie.
ring Der Ser. Staaten 5u Dem
eiHEn Sdlmh sesiunnsen lit, Saf
! MIR Gin 9urs pcrfplgt merOen fann,
nno OaR, fnlls bic faiierlidI bentidC
9icgiernng nidt FofOrt Gin 2lnfge'
ben ibrer jebigen NietbOOen erflari
nnb lire jebise ariessfiibrnns ge-
gen Jradjt. nn6 9sailagier.9 .9ampfer
anfsibt, bic gnnOesreisrnug feline
anOere @abl bot, als bic OiplOma'
tiIdlen 8e5iebungen gGn5lidJ abSn-
6red1en.
gSaf6ington, 10. april. Sn Der
9tote, in iueldsr Der RrGiiOeat bic
3andJbpptfricgfii6rnng 9entfdllanOs
gegen SanSclsi9iffe idIarf tabeltc,
iebte er bic gSelt in aenutnis, oaR
fails iene Nesierung nid)t einen an.
beren g9anoel in bieier Art &rieg.
fiibrnns idaffe, inn feline anbere
Gabl ii6ris bleibe, als bic OiplOmati.
iden Ge5icbnnsen 3n 9eutidlanS
nnfsubeben. glieman6 be3iueifelt,
baR es oem 9rGiiDeut init ieincn
Norten ernit lit. Die Gimme Oes
8rGiiOenten flang etiuas beiier,
Srang aber in iebe Gfe Oes grDken
Gaales. Der Son Der Mote 1T Gin
berartiser, ook Der 8erFniier Seriel-
ben bas S6limmite befiirdltet. Die.
ies @efiibl teilte it'd and ben 3a.
b6rern NIT. Die 9lutc 1T in ieber
SiniidDt Elm llltimatnm, nnher bic.
ielbe eutbGlt nidt 3eit nuS StunOs,
iuann bic glntiuort berlanst iuiro.
5n biirren 8orten miro in Oerielben
angegebsn, Oaf Der SaudlbOotfries
Der Sentlden in Elm Sta6ium ge-
treten lit, Oas bieler Negierung ber-
bietet, bemielben rubig 5n5nicben.
8entidllnnb muf entiAeiOeH, Oh cs
bic frennOidaftliden geSicbmnseu 5n
ben Ser. Staaten nnfredlt srbalten
O6er IS 5nm grnd ber biplOmatiiden
8esiebnngen fOmmeu laiien iuia, Der
einen aries i'm 8efolge ba6en miiiie.
Seber Sit anf Der 0aIerie iuar be-
Iett.
MlaiieHDerbaftnng 9leidsOentifer
geplant.
@albingtua, 10. glpril. IS
berlantet, baF innerbalb "a Smn.
ben nad gl6brndl Der 6iplOmatiidDen
grsiebunsen alle bier i'm 9an6e
iuObuen6en 9ieidDsSentidleu, bic an
ugeri6pOrnnsen" geaen bic Der.
5taaten beteiligt gelpeien linb, uer-
faftst luerben iOllen. 6iernnter IDl-
len iidj mebrere beiltidIe aOnInlar.
agenten befinocn.
@oibiugton, i9. gpriI. - Gle
Iniih6oot sontroneric bat iidI
;nnner mebr juaeipiet, unb ole @e.
nliiter tpdren aeitern bier dlf aenI
Gieoepunft nreeInngt. nls befanntI
mitrbe. onB grGiioent Btlion ole
beioen 81Iier 6es aongreiies 3uI
elmer gemeiuidaitliden SibuugI
einberiifen bot. in nelder er Dem
aongreb ii6er Die Sauhboot-ari.
iis uno ii6er 6ie bon i6m beab-
fihtiaten Sdritte Mitteilule mad)en|
lrir0.
gluf 10 llbr beute bormittdg iino
6ie gorliser oes Senuts- imo
l0aus aomitees fir ausipGrtiae
slneelegenbeiten, Senotor Stone nno
Geprdientant 5Iooo in oas Beibp
Sons gebeten iporoeu. Inn Die Gin.
iihten 6es 9r6iioenten 5u uerneh.
men, ebe herIeIbc ieinc gotid,dft
Uor Dem apneref perleien tuir6
aluG Senator 2oDee uno MsprGIen.I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19
8iireer, appeQtrt an Cure
Kon9re6 Deleoationl
Stlegrap5iert Gureu Strtretern bab Die Srrrinig
ten Staaten wegen Oer SandbootGragt ni6t
tit ben Gritg Dtrwifelt UerOen woQenl

8iirser, bic arits stuiidlen ben
Ser. Staaten nnb 9entid)lnno tit
jekt eingetreten. 9rGiibent &ilIDn,
Der onranf beite6t, Oak gImerifaner
anf armierteu Sanbels. nnb Ntnni-
tionsidiffen Der AIliiertem nnbebel.
list reiien fOnnen, alio ais SdJnt.
ensel fir Die SdDiffe nit SoOes-
fradt Oieuen biirfen, lest be1lte bic
gauge Streitfra8e bem aongree DDr,
nm, menn ntdJt ale gInaei6eH tra.
gen, ben &onsreR 3n 5mingen, ieiue
3nitiminIng Snm A6brndI Der Oi.
plOmatiiden 8esiebnnsem mit9eutid-
lamb an gs6en. Bon Oabin bis gum
Sries lit nur Elm Sdritt nnb Der
miro Oanu nndJ nid)t ansbleibeu.
gtnr Der &Ongreh fam bieies lin.
sliid nOdD in Der lebten StnnOe bon
Dieiem GanSe ablenten. Die Stim-
ntnng i'm aDngrek uar bis jest cine
frieOlide nnO biele berDDrragenOe
iSiibrer baben in ben leeten &'uGen
Die GrflGrnng abgesebeH, oGk Der
aongrek ipegen Der Sanf6uOtfrage
5n elmer SriesserflGrnng sc9cu
3eMtld)lan6 nidt ~ Baben icin iuiir-
be. Sb bies iett noG Der Sall lit,
nadbem Der 9srGFbent Die Gage ans
ideincuO sa fOreicren indt, lit frGg.
lid.
9esbalb iuiro es @flidDt iebes
frieOliebenbcn Burgers, iebt bic 8nn-
Oesienntureu mnO 9onsrekleate iei'
mes Staates telegraphiIdD sa eria.
den, ibren sansen ginflnf aiffSn-
bieten, ben sSrieOen ~ erbalten. Der
aOnsrek lit nniere ein5ige !3offnnHs.
WlOse iie nidDt 5uidanOen merOen.
gllle gereine oes StaatsberbanOes,
iiberbnupt ale 8ereine Obne slns.
nabme, Die frieblidl geiinnt, Oann
gan5 6eion6ers Die gaitDren anS
gOriteber aller airdensemeinSen
iuatcn nnDersaglid) appelle an Die
aOnsrehbele9atiOn nad BaibingtOn
ienOeu.
Die Wanten fnO abreHen Der 8nns
oes.SeuatDren nnb aOnsrekleute BON
9iebrastu in 8aibiustun itnb tuie
fOlst:
SON. g. 81. 6itdeOf,
Il. 9. Senatur from gebrnsfa,
8aibingtDn, .. s..
Sun. @eu. gS. Norris,
Il. 9. Senatur frDm 0ebrasfa,
8aibington, 3. 6.
aunereFlente;
Son. Ssraut 0ieaOis,
gonsrekman FROM 4ebrasfa,
8aibingtOa, .. 6.
,SDn. 6. 3. 2ubef,
GOngreRman frum Stcbrasfa,
@aibingtun, .. 6.
SDn. 9nn. y. Stepbens,
Gongrckntan from @ebrasfa,
8aibiugtOH, .. 6.
6Dn. @bas. $. SlOaH,
Gungrekman from 3e6rasfa,
8ai6iugtOn, .. s. |
DUn. gGIAtpn 6. SSballenberger,
@unarehmau from 9tebrnsfa,
Maibiugtpn, .. s. |
6Dn. @iDies 4. ainfaiO,
Guuaresman from gicbrasfa,
8aibinston, .. s. |
Die &rriie anOerer Staten lit 9e'
6eten, Die 9nrgeridaft ibrcs Staa-
tcs amf5afprOern, in sleidler gSciie
OOrSagcben.
BAL. s. Setter. |
0a bic Smaba Sribnne biele Sc.
ier in Soma nuS @diiDari bat, sibt
lie and bic 9Iamen Der Sennturen
ano Apngrefleate oisIer Staaten an,
am Die 0Drtigen Burger 5n neran'
IaIirn, Dun ibrem SIppellrcdjt &c
brand sit MAIDEN.
Die ytnmcn nnb AbreNem Der &c.
aatOren anS gIbseOrbneten Suu Ndf-
Iunri InO:
Genatoren:
0uu. @illiam Suel Stone,
II. 9. Senator from NiiiOuri,
8aibiustou, 3. s.
Samcs ". 9ieeD,
II. 9. Senator from WiifiDnri,
gsaibiustOM .. 6.
aonsrehlente:
bon. Sames Sishlman Climb,
Gonerefmon from @ifunri,
8aibinstDH, .. 6. I
.1nu MiI(tam Malier Mnffer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19
Griden bente Niittag iii gemeinianer sibnng bes
aongre1es nnb 1tgte SeidDerOen grgen
Sentidrh ll.SOotfrieg DOrl
@ibt 9elt6lanD ben lt=gOOtfrieg nif anf Olgt 8rn9
Der OiplOmatiden ge5iebungen unD arteg!
Seine 6t feigeeb innerbab per Deui4lanO auf bic Or
Derungen eingeben mnB

nf ltgo
lire
&ddsOed ausfdt ssa Mau
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init Dem gotihofter in eiuieen Ia.
gen bterilber IpreGen uiir6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-19

Som. Soibna @. gIlcranoer,
Son. Gbas. s.. GoD6er,
DOn. 8illiant aatterion gorInnS,
loun. Clement Gabell 9ifiniun,
Sun. Courtney @alfer Samlin,
6On. 9Orieb 8. Sbadleforb,
SUn. Gbantp Glarf,
Speafer of SDaic of
Representatives.,
6pn. sSacOb GDniu Meeter,
6on. @ilinm 3. SsDe,
6Om. seunibas Garitarpben 9Der,
SOn. 8alter 2onis !6enslep,
ouu. Sol. Sas. &niiel,
Son. 8erl 5. 9efer,
6On. SbDmas Seiuis 9fnbeh.
Die 3amen nuS glSreiien Der &c.
naturen nnO &Ongrehlente Don Soma
itnb:
Senatoren:
Son. 9ll6ert gairS Gammins,
II, g. Senatpr from sSulua,
8aIbinaton, .. s.
Son. 8illiam Sqnire Senbpn,
II. 3. SenatOr from SSotpa,
8aibingtOn, .. 6.
&Ungrehlente:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate Divi-
sion. First Department:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
STRIKERS FIGHT POLICE.
Battle Starts hen men
leave National Lace Factory.

Louis Shapiro Of 1875 Brook avenue,
Jacob t;neimer Of 80 Van Ness sven1e
and Joseph Sandwich of 10 seventh
avenue, all former employees of the Ma
tional Lace and Embroidery company
AT l5lst street and River avenue. were
held asst night under 5000 bail each by
,Magist rate koeuie IN the mems ni-ht
court, charged with attacking workers
as they were leaving the factory.
The three men arr accused of throw
Ing stones 1T the workers Who refused
to leave their jobs when a strike was
called and of interfering with the police
men VINO We're escortiig tn" npn-s;r!kcrs
to the trolley line ~ l6lst street and
River avenue. Acco; ding to the testl-
mony of Tia. officers "A free iuN all tight
developed when " number ~ strikers
threatened those Who nave not .one out
Bricks were thrown and ,he windows OF
the car wcr" smashed. /; Vas only u! a
liberal use of theit cluhs that the police
we're able TO restore nrdci.
Three girls who wecg arrested a. u
result of the AT. 'rdSas We're parolled
in the Wumen's Night tourt on their
promise 10 appear ~ the Morr!sania
court TUESDAY. They gave their names
to the police q. t"0-etta Rigni. /"
years cd. OF 932l Hughes aveuuc 1,
MaIy Labor. IS years cd, o; 1899 Full
ton avenue. AMI sylvia u" Aculllo. -
years old. ct Fulton avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
THE METALS MARKET.
Copper ouiet-SecOnd Hands More
Anxious TO Sell.

Copper was again quiet and easier yester.
day. Second hands are more anxious TO sell
and some selling interests are making con-
ccssions; even the producing interests are
lees strong. Large domestic consumers are
we'll covered through june, but some fllins
in orders for nearby shipments are being
placed. Melting continues very heavy. but
fewer war orders are coming out. Electro.
lyuc H. quotablc al % TO 2src. for March ann
April. 2'..c. for May. &c. for June. SAsc; ior
delivery. sssond ham shade she.s prices
on nearby deliveries. Exports reported yes.
;s,das were only 100 tons, making foreign
$3.50 tons. Of which 2.2i7 tons were shipped
since March 1. Imports for the week were
700 Ions copper and rs Ions ores At Atlantic
Tin was again lower abroad and sympa.
the,ically a weaker tone prevailed here: but
March was anossb,e al M%c'. April q, =
July a, iic. n Xusya and later p%osition.
lower on spot str.its I'm ii iiss. while stand.
The s,ns:pSis m.;ks, ieiI q iS' 20 q. 8;
i is's,i 100 ION. !" on sh F.s s 7 = s0' Heavy S@ dsliv. res
, piS a A%sr's for G ,n,: soUn;r, s are IN. 4 ,. princ ipni
features Of the statement.
Spcitcr. was weaker and lower. 10 eel, With
dinicnlt 10 seii over isN TO 81. March held
., ieisc, April at iss 70 is,.c.. May at i'isc.
and June n lie n East 81, Louis. ,
spot salsblc al SEQ 10 SIC. New York and
SIS 20 s.ecc. East s.. Louis. Moa April
shipments from the West cell q eGr. Later
Tho American Smelling and Refining Com
pany has adv snced its nominal .prise 81 per
ton 10 S. 70 for ehipmerta from the West. but
this urice is y per ton under the actual
market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
COAL PRODUCTS SHOWS
Big INCOME INCREASE
Company Provides for Distri-
button Of &55O,OOO Among
It's Employees.

The consolidated income account OF the
American Coal Products Company for
the year ended December 81. 1915. shows
a total income amounting TO $6.6S2.S3s.
as compared with si.40s, III in the pre-
ceding year n $4.4ll,sS9 in 1913. Net
income for the year amounted to $3.121.-
1884,. as compared with 31.724.02l the
previous year. and the surplus after pay-
ntrt OF dividends and other charges
amounted TO s2.307. 236, as compared
with ~3i.1O5.i76 in 1914. The surplus
was equivalent to 2l.44 per cent. on the
$l0.726, 700 common stock. as compared
with 12.Oe per cent. oil the same stock
the year before.
In his remarks to stockholders william
namlin Chllds. president. said In part:
Against operations cor the year 1915
w have written on q SUFFICIENT propor-
ton for the cost Of u new plants TO
ring their capitalization down TO "A peace
asis. We also instructed all of our
subsidiary companies to charge on all
doubtful items.
Upon our regular profit sharing plans
and special compensation TO all wage
earners We have provided for the distri-
button OF approximately &550.ooo. partly
in cash and partly IN stock. Every en-
ployee Of the company has received some
oennite benefit from its prosperity.
Tho excess OF current assets over
current liabilities has increased during
the year by $3.3s9.727 and now stands
at ss.245.771.
1.-THE 1000. 900 Of notes outstanding a
year ago have been paid of by an issue
of approximately the same amount of
preferred stock. The company now has
no obligation at any bank and has 5000.
900 In marketable securities In excess OF
ordinary needs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-04
SEVEN INDICTED FOR
INSURANCE ARSON
Bail Jumper, "a Years Old,
Pleads Guilty to Firebug
~, Charge Of 1904.
SOME MAKE CONFESSIONS

Seven men were indicted for arson
yesterday and District Attorney Swami
said he would force them to trial a.
fast as the law permits in an attempt
to break down the resumption Of arson
for Insurance. He has the cooperation
Of Fro Commissioner Adamson. The
seven men were Hymsn Kaufman. Hy-
man Kooperman. Max Posnansky. Jacob
Epstein. David Schuf, Amedeo Cava-
Teri and Henry Rothschiid.
Philip Horowitz. indicted in 1904. but
who jumped his bail. pleaded guilty
before Judge Wadhams in General Ses-
sions to attempted arson. Horowits.
who In ~ years old. had been a woollen
merchant at 1872 Greene street. Bust
ness was bad and he carried small in
surance. Judge wadhams continued
Horowits on his bond and told him to
come back next Friday. when II will
b decided II a prison sentence will be
imposed.
David Schuf, president: Hyman
Kooperman. shipping clerk. and Henry
Rothschild. salesman. Of the Deutsch-
Schuf Corporation. hat makers at II
Bond street. were held in $4,000 bail
each. There was a fro in the factory
on February 25. SONS Of the goods
were removed to Brownsville. Schulz
and Koopermar charge that Rothschlld
had set the Are. while the latter says
that Schuf suggested II.
Posnansky and Epstein. II is charged.
arranged to have . fire in a barber shop
AZ 4Gl East Eighth street OF February
20. Twenty-eight families were In the
house At the thine.
CAVALIER was arrested after a FIRE IN
MS butcher shop 1t Z Monroe street on
February ~ last. There we're twenty
families IN the house when the fire was
discovered Just before midnight. HIS
bail was fixed AZ $4,000.
Kaufman was arrested on February
% after . IRE in his cigar store at III
West street and pleaded guilty TO at
tempted arson in the third degree. Thu
iremen found two blaxes when they
broke into the store. burning candles
having been set In oil soaked butter
dishes. Kaufman made a confession
and win b sentenced next Friday.