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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
GoScsfaHft
i'm 1lmtcmobil!
antD raft 30 Gnh Hinnb in ben @iii.
iunri NIB 5 Eeriunen
ertrinten.

Gin enticsIiheS gutomobilungIiid
ipieIte li6 Comstog naGt nod Il
llbr bel ga 9Iotte ob, mo Elm Oil.
tomobil, Oeiieu Center Den @cg per'
loren butte, bonn llfer 80 SUB btliob
III Den 9liiiouri i~tiir5te, iDobci flnf
bon ben ieds Snioiien in Den Sill.
ten oes Suites BEN Soo fauoen.
Sn 0em IutemubiL befonoen it'd
z. Sipiit ben Der Miiiiif gbtet.
lung in Den 9ronoeis StoreS ne6it
8ottin, 8iais 2etner bon 0er
Shmo1er Il WiieIler 9iuno Co.
nebft @atIr, 5rI. @rdce Simpler,
cine Steno5ropbiitin, itno Der Gbullf.
ieltr Sorolb 2orien.
Sfpift mur6e ans Dem Pluto &C.
ihleuoert oIS onsielbe ben glbhaag
binob in ben Stub roite, nno lit 10
Der @inaigc, Der nit Dem 2eben 90.
bongefommsn. @r elite lit Elm be.
nodlburtes Sarnlbmis uno telcpDo.
nierte an 6aS Boli5eiamt in Siio.
Omaha, meldles iofort cine Rct.
tlingsgeieli6oit per aitto nod Der
ltngliidsltere inrote. lin 2;30 friif
puroe Oos gIutontobi[ piersig garo3
bonn llfer entfernt in aipon5is Sur
ticfem @aiier eeiihtet. Gle 2ri6cr
Der fiinf gerurgIiiften fonaten je-
Sod) nod nid)t entoeft pcrOen, oh.
gIcih iiber bunoert Berioacn Den
Stub abiuatcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
@nnSfie6er bei @flansen.

Sine Reibe bon 9srIuden an
pfIanseu unb qflanssnteilsu, Die ouf
iraenopel9e MeiTe perlebt fuoreH,
bate ergeben. baB cine Semperdturs
fteigerung an ben oerpunbetsn Sttls
len auftrot, Die aamdhli9 nit Der
2ttmung Ii9 ftsigsrte, alio oIs cine
art BunbFteber su be3eidnen NOR,
pie es Bel @erIeBungeu bon Sisren
auItritt. @s bat ni6t an Stimmen
gefeblt, Defenders ni9t BEL Den Neus
lamordianern, Die in oisfsr Grideis
nune einen peiteren 8eneis fir bic
8ebouptung Ieben noGtsn, Oub Die
pflan3en ~tierd6nliG ieien. 9ieie
DGrmeerbDbungen Bel 9erleBunsen
bes gflansent0rpers. pie iie idOn
DON 9feffer un6 ieinem S6iilsr Ris
4orbs beobo6tet pOrOen tparen, limb
nun nidt iebr CRIB, a6er immer1in
Jana beutlid gu ertenner. tpenu man
nit ben f%einften t9ermoalettriiden
Mebdpporoten arbeitet. Bur0e cine
aortoffeI, bic unter elmer 9lasglode
lppbl iIoliert lag, Our4 einen Spalt
berlebt, 10 betrug bic 3emperaturers
60bung 6urdfdnittlid nur 0,26
Srao geIfius. uuO Oos Marimum
trat no9 ettpa "a Stunoen Elm.
Qe6nIi6es get1a!ttn stiStsa 3tpies
teIn unb @urfen. Dor tursern 3ei9te
lun s. SbisNen in ben 9eitrdgeu CUR
BioIogie Der 9fIon3en 1912, oaB Of
fer6ings cine foI6e Mdrme8unabme
tuttfinoet, IpboIo Elm 4floH5enteit
oerIeBt fpirb, Dab dber bic 3unahme
i'm DurdT6nitt nur 0,04 @rao gels
ius betrdgt uno f6On mad "a biz
2k @tunbsn ibr Marimum errei4t,
pdbreno bns Qtmungsmorimum erit
bsbeutenb fpGter eintritt. 9a4 5biei,
fen beruhen Die friiberen GrgebniRe
nuf einigen 5eblerquelen, bic Bet 10
TubtiIen 8sriud:n leitt ertIdrlt4
Tinb. gr 3eigte, buB aud Bel DOrber
a~bget6tstsn g%flon3enteilen foIfes
rDunofieber" ouftritt, unb fiPrt Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
3eitnnaen er6B6en ihre 9reiie.

Bom ]. allguit on neroen Die bet
ben ct. 2ouiier Worgenbl1tter,
r8lobe.9 Democrat" uno .GebubIic"
ibren 8rets nuf 5nei Gents crb66en,
uno eS itebt 5u eriparten, Dab Die
onoeren 9IGtter Dem geiIpieGe fol-
gen fperbeu, falls nift balo elm
@unber gei6iebt lnb Die 8reiie Ser
SIR Seritelllng elmer 9eitltng not
menoigen WateriolierL in eriter 81.
nie oeS 8apieres, tpie0er olif ibren
normalen Stono atriiffebren.
Gurh ben arieg iiro iie oerortig
in Die Sobe gegnn0en, baB feline
ne Mohen. mn Wonatsblatter MIR
nit 1uberiter Sdmierigfeit iih iibct
@oiier baIten fonnen UNI Dies piet.
foh nur ooourb nod st tuu i%ntiton-
DC ftno. Dab Die 3abl Der Seiten
befhrdntt miro. Sir oieien 3u-
itano boben mir, mie fir 10 bieles
Cute in oieIem &riege, Der eng.
Iiffen 6reutoidaft au oonfen. bic
iid) in Der llnteroriidung oes lteber.
Zee SonDels nit alien 2dnoern -
@roBbritanien oltsgenommen in
ihoniter gSeiie offenbort. 8ablrei.
DIE 4apierfabrifen bdben ans Man.
gel an Robitoff- 3ufubr bereits 3eit.
meilig Den 8etrieb einitellen miiiien,
onoere orbetten nit l1uterbilon3, I'M
nod nift a~beelnitfene 9ontrottc
nus5nfiilen. Dos gauge 8opier9e.
I61ft lit 0emoroliIiert. uno Die Sci.
tuneen bnben ben SauptidaOen oa,
bon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
5m0ssmlafnmcnItcB
IN Stanton, ucbr.!

etanton, glcbr., 81. Stli. auf
Dem bieiiecn gobnbof fubr Conn.
tog abenO S:t5 ltbr elm Shnea3ua
in cinen @iiter5ltg binein, Der attf
einein 5eitengeleiie itono. Sess 8.
anoerion BON Seuneip, 0flo., uuo
". ". @otts BON Omaha lpuroen ct.
beblid oermunoet, mGbreno cine Sill.
5obl anoerer 8oiiagiere init lcid-
Ten 8erlesungen baOonfamen.
9as llnnliif ereionete it6 infol.
qe Der gto9Idiiigfeit oes 8renliers
oes @iitcr5uges, nelder Die 8eidc
often eeloiien butte uno 70 ben gu.
%lnmmenitoB beruriu6te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
Die SettIe6er Der s~tOpfsdnie.

lin Die lanOIdufige Msinune, bob
lntimon bsim @topfen Der Gsin1e
luf bic 9ergr0Berung Der 2eber einen
rbebli9en ginfIub ausiibe. expert.
nsntea au begriinben, purben BON
Raiierliden Gefunbbeitsdmt cine
Reibe bon @GuIen NIT antimonboltts
ZEN Materiol geitopft unb CUR &ons
role andre @dnie pbne antimon
,oenuoe!tA Dabei tpnnte Die 8epbads
lins genoht ipsrbsn, baB Dem antis
non cine @trtuns ouf bns @epi9t
mo bic geIdoFfenbeit Der 2sbsrn
liat aufommt. Bel bet demiI9en
lntsriu9ung fanOen ia antimOn
IND audi Grisn, tpeIdes aIs @eruns
nsiniguns oft benz Nntimon beiges
niIat TT, uIIsroinss in fsbr peridies
osren Wsnser, 70 oob ni9t dnsss
aomrien fperbsn lam, ooB Die @ufs
acknowledgement beg gntimons in ben
lebern NIT ben oerfutterten Mengsn
IN SuiammsnRags itsRt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Bud Ir. ., tpte mitcn geaeiat, ert.
EGIt 4npeiiungen ullo nerefte Mit.
tier fir gebdfeIte giniSee unb Sri.
Ten. abbiIouneen flar un6 oertIid,
uno iebcr 5aoen lit 81 ieben. Sic
f6nllcn nid)t feblgeben III aliferti.
eurg Siefer eeidmofoonen Spisen
iinb Gini6se, rpie man fie gebronft
fir &aIdentiider, 8orb6nae, Def-
den unO Sofs. Seoes Bud lit fir
fid Elm @on6es. nnO fem Muiter
afpeimaL entboIten. Seine 6rnu
ioate obne oieic Bidder ieiu.
8u beIteGen at II Cts. pro Bud
burd Omaha Eribiine, 1911 SoDdrS
Str, omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
sSf(idier So6nunfaa.

Tlogitdff, 4ri8., 81. Sui. = Sr
@ron6 Ganpon entgleiite an Conn.
toe infolGe elmer oit8gepoidenen
Bride Elm gerionensig. nobel Der
Sei5er Greo Germ nm's 2eben fam,
uno 5lpei nu0ere 3ueangeitellte Ser
lesungm oobontrugen. Die iehs4
5iq Boiiagiere oes 3uges blieben I'M.
uerlcbt unb puroen per gltttomobil
hierber eebrodt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
strakenbahnitreif il Meu 9prf.

0eD gorf. 81. Sui. gtpo
% 9rosent Der oritteu ape. 5tra-
Benbabn laben ii6 benz 9(uSltont
Der Strobenbobn. 4neeitcIlten in
gonfcrS uno 9ronr ongeihloIien,
io6ab Der 8ctrieb oieier 2inie ge.
tern nodmittog boaie gum 6tiG.
itono fam. Dies beocutrt cine gang.
lide llnterbinoun1 bes StroBen'
babnDertcbrs IN SEEM 9Orf,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Stonton, gtebry 81. Sill. -
Ser @ermonia @cinneperein bon
Stonton bate am Sonntng in 2er-
iers @robe Elm 8albfeit beranital-
tet, oos iid 5it eincm edit Oeutihen
HeIt entipidcIte. Gin reidboltiges
&rogromm mar oufgeitelt porOeH
unO tomb ollgemeinen geifaG. Die
Singer trtgen lire 2ieoer in bot
5iiglifer @eiie Dor. mofiir ite init
uoblperoienten applalts itberi6iit.
tet puroen. Gin ieoer Geilnebuter
aniiiierte iid 6enn aud fomOS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
5 GcSesf6He in Jcrua
at ki~nSerl6RmmnG!

9es @Oinea. So, 81. SlIi. =.
Sn 2ibert] Sofpnibip i'm g8riobi
Goruttp lit Die 19-idbrige SoGtcr
BON @eroIO Sine on Der @inoerldb,
nitra geItorben. gs lit Dies ser
finite 9obeSfal an oieier sfronf6cit
in Soma. I'm @on3en iin0 bis5cr
26 grfrunttmgen i'm Staote be.
ridhfet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

DdrmssrbDbune uuI cine poitmOrtoIt
9erbrennung ODER tote OrD0ation"
Suriid, bic sbenlo pis 5um grobsn
5eiIe bic atmuus bur4 @nSpmpir'
flung berporgsrufeu lpir0. glur III oi.
5iebsrpdrme BEL 9erIebunsen Isben.
Der pfIau5.nteils fnit oOppslt 70 grot
pis bic BEL 8erpunoung toter, autl
6Glt tie Ishss bis Ssbnmal 10 lanss
IN. Ssbenfals fpsrOen bur9 Die Der
lsbung ole Ssrisbsnosn engine 81
Jrobersr 9Gtigtsit onssregt, bod mo.
zen aud nod auoere GattoreH Bel
oieIer gri4einuHg tdtig isin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
wettcrbcridt.

Sir Omaha unO ~r1ingegeno:
Sdon berte obenO uto 8ienstog,
fortgeiest bobe Sentperntur.
Sir Nebrosfo: a1gentein i60n
beute o1edo uflo 9tenstog, ettpaS
mariner 9ien8tag I'M norOli6en unb
.meitliden 5eil.
Sir Soma: 9lgentein id6n Heltte
obeno uno 8ienstog, etfpos fiibler
beute nbeno; tpdrner am 9ienstag
I'M nor0meitLiden 3eil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
Riciiec ScMcrsbrMnIt
in pctrc6raS!
9leua Bride, @eiditmerfc nut
5iu0lf arOhe 9ampfer Gin
Han6 Der Blammefl.

Berlin. 81. SSuIi. (6uufenocpcidc)
n Ger biciiae a2ofolon5ciger" Der.
6ficntlidt oie glodridt bon elmer
rieiigen 5eiterSbrunit in 8etrogroO,
mcl6e onll5 enormcn Shaoen oil.
rihtete. Sine Bride iIber Die gte.
bo uno Ole @fttiIoff @ei6iismerfC
lpitroen poIia 3eritort. auBeroem
iuur6eu slu6li orobc Ganpfer, Our.
untcr beridieoene O5eonoampfer.
Gin Gal6 Der 3lammell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
Nus Sem State.

g1ort6 Glotte - Der t6 idbrige
GoreIt Campbell bon ct. Charles,
ST, tpltrbe in 9oft eenontmelt, neil
er in Die 8obnung bon 6. q. Gar
lid einecbro9cn mar uno mebrere
@egenitdnoe entnenoet bot.
2incoIn, Ser 9 idbriae SbiI-
lib 6ronot tptr0e bon Dem 4utomo-
Bill bon George Slider bon Deal
comb iiberfobren unO erlag ipoter
ieinen 8~erlesuneen.
georfoH - 8enn nifts oo5ni-
ihen fontlnt. uno Die Arbeiten net
Ter 10 ffott iortidreiten. miro omt
is. gluouit Die Ginrpeibung beS
neltifen &ouies itottfinben, mel
dies bon Dem Oeltihert 2Gnomebr
@erein bon Iorfolf errihtet miro.
Sic 8eier peripridt cine id0lle uno
0roBortige gu meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
Beatrice hrie9er<
nnS CanSwebrsp crcin!

gnt Sonntog cen 6. 4uguit, b6lt
scr Beatrice &rieger- uno 2~anbpebr-
@erein feline monatli9e 8eriamut-
lung oaf Der Sam bon Carl
96Golcr, 211a 0teilen meitlid bon
Gifrcl al. 6reril0e unO gefannte
iinO Oa5lt ber8lid luiafommetl. Ser
gtrciu iorgt fir bos NOTICE gfaB.
4aul 9. 9udbol5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Bud Nr. /, ME itnter ee5eiat. emf.
bGIt @npeiiungen uno tpunoeridone
SnuItrotionen fir ale grten bon
8i[et S6feIarbeiten uno &reiia.
ltiden. Sebe 6rau netteifert, oos
geeueIte in Muitern al befnrmcn.
Mofen Sic Sdfelarbait2 Gcioen
Sic brett Fir Sieies Bud, tpeI1ee
bas reidb1ItigIte uno biaiefte Mu'
Iterbuf lit. gs CREDIT cher ben
8ped, ais Siider bon $3.50 Cts.
lleber 200 Militer abaebilbet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
isrner in shrnnnhnn6. "a.

SbennnoooG, So, 81. Srli.-9er
bieiige @etreioeipci6er bon 6. z.
Stroton no1e Dem @oboib 8abnHof
ging Sonutag in 6lomnet attf.
Mud Ser Mnbalt gum Mcrdant3
Sote[ muroe teilneiie 5erit0rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

amerifaniide Seeoffi5iere be-
battpten, Elm engliiher Stronger, lei
in bic Gbeiapeafe Bal e~ingefobren.
Gin cngliider A0mirol leuenet Dos.
gmeritanii9e SiiiSiere uno ebren'
manner,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Stuff @ebier 392 anf. Gorcp
Cleaning 60. Sing.
Gs be5nbIt iidk in nen nRIoi.
ItFsierten ar8eisen@ Der &riblne ss
otlrlo1tleretI. Ssrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31
Dereins Kalencer!
JeScr ScmtIdbe percin in 1Icbraska mnS
Jctpa icate INT Sen Spaltcn Scr
,,C61licbcn Omaha Gribiinc"
uertreter fein.

Ser 6eutihe 8ereinsfnlen6er, pclher felt 8pet Bofen
ie6en Sam8tag in Der pIrbilne" nRroffentliht miro, tunoet
oqeenleines Syntereic unO groben grirda.
@erIhie6ere Sefret1re n~uspdErger gereine baben be-
reit8 mgefragt, Oh mir aud lire @eretne in unferern aoler.
Ser ouf1e6men' mir6en. Selbftreoeno boben mir nit Ser.
oniioen ibren g8ltnid erfuqt, in6 10 iDeroet bon nofiter
ISOLDE an aud mtspGrtige 8ereine in unierern geretnStalei-
Der al finoen fem.
Die Sdriftleiting lit tets onrolf bebaft, ibrem Seier.
freiie oas SSntereiInntene Su bringen, lno foroert oesbalb
bternit Die Getretdre idulhider Oeutider @erene ouf, Die
gomen ibrer 8ereinc uno 8eontten nebit 4oreiiet Der 2este-
rn obne gerug %ein5uienoen nit Der 9leif5eitgen Ingobe,
mann Die 8eriontulungeu fottfnoen. @S iolte it'd Elm leoer
@ereinsiefretqr iogor 5nr 9flidt MAIDEN, irgeno melde Dor.
fontnnHie in ieinem &erein iofort Der Tribiine dn bertbter,
ga fot Elm ie6r 9eltfde Die 3eitung LEFT ln0 ntele ib fir
0eutides 8ereinsueien interelTeren.
Ole u9dglide Snabo aribine" lit oos Sa1ptorean Der
8eutiden bon NebroSfn uno benz 8efen, 11n0 Die 9erdltss
eeber InO in ibren @nfrensungerJ Die 3eitung auf cine I'M.
met b0Bere Gttfe 5t brtnger, lnermtOlid.
0arlun, SSbr @erenSefretdre, tut nun aud ale @me
8fGdt un6 ienOet aIe gereiusnodridten our @eroffenhidrng
oil Die Geoaftton Der
,,Gdelihc Oinaba Gribiinc",
1911 SOwarb GtrnFe. Smn6a, &ehr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

@enn england ctrpas 0cmentiert,
0as nift beridtct poroen, Damn
IGbt 0as tief bliden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-31

Die Soponer iino bitter inherent
@loSbonoel Der. 4ueeniHeinli6
boben DO nie @naIarloer ettuaS iiber,
iebert
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23

the NduOQal GEQuCaQOQdl ass n JIllS
summer said that PUBLIC school Of
ficials have no business sending their
children to PRIVATE schools. Chi
cagO people took this as aimed at
Pres. Jakey Loeb. The Day Book
stated as a-matter of news that a
son and daughter Of the public school
board president were matricUlates OF
private schools, the daughter having
attended st. Observation-Disclosures, a
private school for girls located near
Terre HaIte, Ind, while a son at
tended University high school, prl-
Svate, in Chicago. !,
The day after The Day Books
story Loeb stated to newspapers that
both his children had been educated
in the public schools. He gave the
general impression that he preferred
public schools as against private for
the education of his children. He
made no specific denial, however, Of
The Day Books statements about
st. Observation-Disclosures and Uni
versity high.
Now the beans are all spilled and
Aldermen Merriam, Kimbal and
Nance from Hyde Park district all
point to Jakey Loeb as out of order
in calling Hyde Park high school
an institution of "snobs" while he,
Loeb, is sending his own boy to the
pre-eminently snob school, UniVer-
sity high. And Jakey himself goes
on record with the admission that
his boy is in a private school getting
.manicured from hoOf to head for a
famous aristocratic university.
'"The method and manner Of>MR
.Loeb's assault on the Hyde Park
school is outrageous, - said Aid. Mer-
Ram. What he says and the way
he says it are utterly unworthy of
the president of the board of educa-
ton in a great city like Chicago.
Chicago is entitled to a hoard presi-
dent who can discuss the schools OF
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-23

The board of education tried a
whrtewash job yesterday. Jakey
Loeb as president once more leaped
into the role OF defender of a Wom-
ans honor"
A subcommittee report was
brought in condemning Aid. Robert
M. Buck, though not naming him,
for the way council schools commit
tee handled Mrs. F.. E. Thornton in
its report on a school land deal
wherein Mrs. Thornton was named.
Loeb took the stand Mrs. ThorntOn's
record is perfectly clean and beyond
reproach in the land deal and Aid
Bucks course is that of a "dema-
gogue."
. Mrs. Gallagher took the view that
no aldermen has made any
charges" that council schools com
mittee has merely confined itself to
statements of alleged fact. What
charges" are in the air have been
hurled by newspapers, and if any ia
dIVldual is in line for blame his guilt
should be specified in something else
than a vague designation as "dema-
gogue," according to Mrs. Gallagher.
Bessie Hanson, a sister of Mrs.
Thornton, owns land site which has
been recommended for purchase for
a school playground. The taxes on
the land were paid this year by Mrs.
ThOrnton's husband Until the Buck
subcommittee got busy it was not
generally known that Mrs. Thornton
was voting as a school board member
for the financial advantage of prop
erty her sister owns and her hus-
band pays taxes on.
The foregoing are the main aIlega-
lions of the Buck subcommittee re-
port None Of these allegations was
denied in'the board of education sub
committee report adopted yesterday.
1t was not denied, however, that
Evening star., 1916-12-06
MOOSE WANT MORE SAY
IN G. O. P. MANAGEMENT
overttres to Republican Party Are
Made In Statement Following
Progressive Conference.

CHICAGO. Deoember S-Overturee
to tho republican party for a voice In
the management OF party affairs in re-
turn for progressive support were made
today in a statement which followed a
conference OF Chester II. Rowell OF
California, Clifford Pinohot. Raymond
Robins. James r. Garfield. William
Allen White and Harold l. Ickes.
Permanent progressive advance
through the democratic party. Is i'm
possible, the statement says. In an
nouncing that a national conference OF
progressives and progressive repubH-
cans Is to be called within four months
in the hopes of bringing about reor-
ganization Of the republican party.
The first step toward providing pro-
gressive representation in the party. 1t
was suggested. could be best brought
about by giving the present republican
campaign committee the functions OF
the executive committee.
"The result of the election has shown
that the only hope OF victory for any
political party in America lies in secur-
ing and retaining support of the pro-
gressive voters" the statement says.
I'VE believe the republican party can
get the progressive votes, and that
progressive voters through the repuh-
ures Of political reform and social JUS
tice to which they are devoted. But to
obtain this there must be some guar
artee that progressive support before
election will insure progressive infiu-
ence in the determination OF republican
policies after election.
The progressives are not suppl1ants
Evening star., 1916-12-06
ELECTION Of PRESIDENT
BY DIRECT VOTE PROPOSED
Joint Resolutions introduced in
House Providing for Constitutional
Amendment-0ther Measures.

Important bills and resolutions just
submitted In the House included
series of joint resolutions proposing an
amendment to the Constitution provid-
ing for the election of the President
and Vice President by direct vote of
the people of the several states. Among
those presenting resolutions to this
effect were Representatives Carter of
Oklahoma and McClintick of Colorado
Bills authorizing the coinage of 2h
and cent pieces were presented by
Representative Baeharach of New Jer-
sey and Representative Einthicum of
Maryland, respectively. These were re-
ferred to the committee on coinage
weights and measures. In urging the
passage of his bill Mr.. Bacharach said
that millions of dollars would be saved
the people of the United States by the
introduction of al fractional coin.
Evening star., 1916-12-06
ENTENTE PEACE Blind
SAYS GERMAN PAPER
Still Another Journal Voices Distrust
of Mediation by the
United States.
sy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM, December 6. via Lon
don,-The Berlin Vorwaerts. the organ
of the German socialists. In an article
headed peace Blind" throws cold water
on those who believe that peach Is near
The paper says:
eve must be reconciled to the bitter
truth that our enemies are too deeply
pledged to their war aims to see any
thing else. They are peace blind. The
worst calamities are not to be spared
the European people, but one consolation
remains, and that is that harsh rulers
do not rule for long. When even their
strong men do not achieve anything our
enemies do not admit their failure
Distrusts United States Mediation.
The Deutsche Tages Zeitung protests
against the peace utterances OF Philipp
Scheidemann, socialist member OF the
reichstag, which, it says, resemble a beg
ging for peace and which apparently are
partly responsible for the present peace
movement in the United States.
1--WE look forward says this newspaper
'to American peace mediation with as
much dissatisfaction as distrust. II
ought to be explained to our nation that
such a peace woud mean ruin and ami
hilation The German nation II IT wants
to live and prosper needs peace by VIC
tory"
The Vorwaerts. the socialist organ,
saws the entire world today is more IN
ci:ned toward peace, but that everywhere
the movement has caused reaction OF
"strong men" In Great Britain the gov
ernment had by no means shown the same
desire to discuss peace as Germany. and
there and in other countries the advo-
Gators of war are lifting their voices
The newspaper refers to the recent
statement of David Lloyd George that
the fight must go to a knockout" and
says that Mr.. Lloyd George by this ut
terance confessed himself a believer in
brutal force. The newspaper then re-
fers to what 1t terms the universal dis
trust of the government in England
and adds:
THE increasing successes Of our sub
marine warfare, which is by no means
an unrestricted, but an energetic. war
fare, have caused in England increas-
ing sorrow and distrust of the govern
ments ability To this must be added
the crushing force of the Rumanian
catastrophe, which threatens to ami
hilate the prestige of the entente
allies"
Evening star., 1916-12-06
the Federation of Labor will Join hands

the Federation Of Labor will Join hands
with the four big railroad brother
hoods. The labor men, he said. hope
to be able to submit to Congress and
President Wilson a plan which will do
away with the compulsory service"
feature of the Presidents recommenda-
tions presented to Congress yesterday
by him in his annual message.
I'VE will resist every attempt to i'm
pose Involuntary servitude upon our
people," Mr.. Gompers said. I'VE will
demand the right which we have al
ways possessed of every employe to
cease labor either individually or COL
lectively whenever the conditions of
labor become intolerable."
Mr.. Gompers added: There is a con-
stitutional prohibition on the imposi-
tion Of involuntary servitude' except
for criminals"
Evening star., 1916-12-06
Embargo on Wheat Proposed.

Representative Emerson of Ohio sub
mitted joint resolution to have the
Secretary of Agriculture report to the
House on the advisability of placing
an embargo on wheat and of enacting
legislation SO that it will be possible
for food products to be transported un-
der government regulation. at low cost,
from sections of the country where
food products are plentiful TO sections
where they are scarce.
A bill to authorize the appointment
of women as rural mail carriers was
submitted by Representative Steener-
son of Minnesota, and was referred to
the committee on post offices and post
roads,
Evening star., 1916-12-06
NOBODY DREAMS OF PEACE.
Allies Must Be Chased Out of Bal
kans. Says Premier of Bulgaria.

AMSTERDAM. via London. December
6-Premier Radoslavoff of Bulgaria has
announced that Sofia will follow the
example of her allies and mobilize la
Dor for the production of munitions.
according to Sofia dispatch to the
Berlin Mittag Zeitung.
/. Premier Radoslavoff is quoted as say
ing: Nobody in Bulgaria dreams of
peace until the allies are chased out of
Evening star., 1916-12-06

100000. according to the petition for
the probate Of his will filed by his
widow. Anna Belle Stewart
The personal property is valued at
$4,000, and real estate holdings at
$4,000. The widow is to have the es-
tate during widowhood. Should she re-
marry she is to take only one-third
and the son, Frank Stewart, is to have
the remainder.