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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
GneL. kcpfictmer5cn
iiber 1tsEcotsBlcMa6c!
9ieislbs mnh gtbrOdleu luerSsn, OOer
ne 3erbrift nus, flaat
9ailb Ylail.

2on6on, q. glob. - Gos arttis
iicren Der Q(omiralit1t 0auert fort.
Die gDoilb MlaiI" erfldrt, oaB
| Serrn galfours 9crtpaltlHg Der 30
Hirolit1t bel bieIen glitelieoern bel.
Der Sdiier oes 9arlnmerttB cine
arobe 9eimribiaung berborruft.
getreffs Der 3nnobme Der 8abIeu
Ger berienften Sd)ifie iaat oa5
glott:
pes 1T cine 6raae 1nf 2eben rno
Zoo. Die Observation-Disclosures mlB
eebrohen nerOeu, ooer iie 3erbriht
ms. Dies 1T niht bic Belt fiir
cine idp66lite ODER idlatfe Der.
moIting."
gladoem Sic 3eitiius bieratf
Serrn golfmtrs Eerionlihteit 9ln'
crtenruna belpicien, fdbrt iie fort:
.Serr goIfour iii ieooh foit 70
Sabre alt. unS es lit Bet fir uns,
ibn in fIoren @orten 5li idgen. onB
ooS 2nno ni6t liher it, Dab er beiite
riiitinger lit, als i'm Sabre 1911,
on er peoen idu4nIiber @ciuln0.
belt ole 5Ibrerihait Der 9Surtei
Der llnioHilten uieberleate. Gin elm.
nebmenoes @eien nn6 2iebensmiir.
0igfeit aeipinncn ilngliidliderlpeiie
feline &ricge,"
Ger Telegraph" ihreibt be3itg.
lid Der 5orOerllng nah einer @e.
beimiisune oes 9orlnmeutes, in mel
der Die beribie0enen 4buieu 6es
arieeeS erortcrt peroen ionen, 0ob
Die 5Iotten. gfngelegeubeiten Die
Souptliriofe bosu leieu.
globert y. SouIton gdrloments-
miteIie6 ans 2iberpool uno 9oupt
Der SouIton 9anlpfi6iffabrtsgeIca
ifoft bat in einem 5breiben on oie
oTime8" Die gtufforoeriing geiteIlt,
Sab Die brttiibe Sanoelsmurine oas
5eegeict in ibre eigcnen Sdn6e reb.
men ltno ihre Shtffe gegen Eouf'
6oote nrlniereu io1 obne giudiitt
nllf Die gcibrGnfrnaen icitcng Der
Regierling. Sottiton offeriert Dem
9opitGn irgeub zines enqtiiden
SonoelsOompfrrs fir Oos 8cricn.
FEN zines ieOen 6elttI6en goltd-
bootes 1000 Sterling,
Sm apriI 6ieies S5ohres batte
Souiton cine 8nrmlug erlaiien in
@eaug mlf 6ie anoppbeit ser Sfif.
fe unO berlanat, 6nB Die gteittraIen
ge5pungen neroeu iolIten Die in.
ternierten oeittIhen Shiffe au be-
nlsen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
ScbtuciS prcteitiert
bci citgl, Reoicrisfto!

Berlin, 81. g2ob. (8unfenocpe.
idp) 9ie Rotional 3eit1tng in
8aiel beridtct. onB Die 5dpeia
lpeqen 9ciflognaGn1e offi5ieler
S6nei3cr Dofrn1cnte ieitens Der
engIiId)en geb5rben m GoInoutb ei.
ner formelen 8roteit bel Der eng.
liiden giegieutug erboben bat, 10
meIoet bcutc bic llebcrieeifhe gtod,
ridtcn a1cutllr. Die 3ofuluente
tDcIae our6 cinen aourier noh $50.
Ibinqton bef6rbcrt tpuroen, morcn
ipdter fpiebar irei gegcben lporoen.
Ger @eingbte Der Sdpei3
in @oibinqton Bate iciner 3eit
Dem StoatSnlHt bon Der gef9log.
nobne @ittetGpng getrodt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
GrpreHet Gr0res
erbdlt I. Biiroerpapieri

9telp gorf, 2t. gaob. - Or. grn,-
guro aorI @rdbes - iein pirf(tAer
0oue 1T Meinfe -, peIher tpagen
.beriud)ter Grpreiilrng, begougen an
Der @et1ablm Dcs oeutifen 9ot.
ibofters. Grof BON 8ernitorff. on
qefInat lit uitb ith aeqen $4,000
8iirgi6oft in 6reiDeit befinoet, nnbrt
geitern bier ieine eriteu !9iiraer.
pdpiere berous.
@roDe$' QlnlpoIt erfl1rte, onB iein
alient einen 8eriud Der oeilti9en
Regierung befilr6te. iid ieiner Ser,
ion 81 belu1dtigen. uno aIs 8iiraer
oen Sdus Der 8luoesregieritng be
onipruben au tonneu CLAUDE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
1lMS Council Bluffs.
ga5aar fir bic Sriegspittpea
HRO 8aiien!

Ser g(Itdroerein Der 0eutiben ia.
tboliiden ct. 8eters air4e Dernn,
italtet giittluod abenO, ben %. Ro-
oenl6er, in DER 6oHe Der Columbus.
Sitter 9cgeniiber 8abllB 8art einen
8a5aar, iuo5lt oas ocltti6e gubIifum
obne llntcri6ieo Der aonfeiIion BERG.
lid eingela0en 1T. Ger @rtrag be8
l1nterneblnen5 tpirb oen 6euti6en
unS oiterreihimgarifdYcn Griegsiutt.
men uno .8aiien 5uoslDonot lper1en.
Gs qibt po5l in oieiar 8eit feinetl
beiieren 3ipct un0 0es1alb itebt 8u
boffen ooB bic 8eronltaItuna cineu
rett ertoIGrli6cn 8erIouf rebmen
uno einer 'doucn @rtrao einbringen
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
Offt5tcnc 5dfluito
ift California !

San Gronciseo, 81. 9ob. - los
tcpnblitdnii9e Stoats 3eutrotfonti.
zee i91Bt @ilious Biurdlit1t IN Ga.
lifortio uui 3,4O0 5timmen. en-
3 Counties 1T Die offi3leae Sab.
lung nod nid)t beenoet poroen. Die.
ielbe muB rutter Dem @eIeB bis gum
30. Ropernber 5um 9tbihIuB fom-
men.
8orii 8loer Bilcor bonn repnbli-
faniiden gaotionalfon1itee min Die
GrlDGblung 8ilions immer nod
niGt 5ugefteben. or iagt, ouB nDdD
fem @Iiidmtni;bihreibcn ieitens oes
Serrn Sugbes an Brafioett gSiIjcn
obgefaBt iporoen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
500 2uaska1ter treffen
ift Seattle Gin!

Seattle, 8afb., 81. 9lob. - Die
beioen 0ompier o8ietoria- uno
llmotiIIo" Die slpei lekteu Sdliffe,
.nel6e Dor 9tnbrlid) ocs gsinters
gion1e, 4Iosf1 berfaiIen boben, lino
geFtern bier NIT 500 8olInaieren.
81 100000 III @oLo6nrren unlo gro.
Ben 9inr, 1rS gSelaloottn9en efnge,
trnffen.
gtipa 1900 8erionen iibcrninterr
in Some, oos ieet n6Iig bon ieoem
8erfebr abgeidloiieu iii. 9(uf Der
sSabrt ibrana Der @ineningeniar
@ofparo SSaco6ien am ID. 4oh BON
8or0 Der rllruatilla@ IN ole See im6
ertranf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
BancitcnItreici1
in Sdlt Sraneiscc!

Can Groncisco. 2t. gfob. - Die
biefige 9oIi3ei fabnoet beite ouf 8
iilgenbIi6e 8unOiten, oie geItrrn
abeu6 in Dos SS5nnere beg linton
Stub @eb6uoe5 cinorongen unS ale
DlitgIie6er, nuf Die fie ftieBen, 3lpdn.
Gen, ibr aleingelo bernus 3ueeben.
;5br Raub betrua fnopp $50 in
SiIber. sSSn Der Saoiie befanoen iid
$4,000 in @oI6; bic R6it6er ober
berloreu i'm fritiiden angenblid
oen Weut lin6 iit6tcn oos @eite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
B0Rrlt. Pctb" ,rratct
nliiIcn Itcr6en!

g8ien iiber 2on6on 2t. g2ob. =
9a8 b6d]ite 2auoe8bert i0igung8 @e.
ridt bot Die 8erttfltnQ Der 5iibrer
Der 80bmen Or, arnf n, Or. So.
ienbain Gerpinfo un0 ,}aino8dI ge.
gen onS iiber fe tpegen 9odberrot8
lmo Spiondae i'm Grieg 0erbdngte
Gooe8urteil bcrtporfen. ut0 Die llrs
teile meroen MN itber ale bier
meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
SSnipeftipnsreiie uer Ynff.

Gan Int0aio, 4era q !tcb =
BrigaoegeneroI George q 5crircH,
@bef 0es Sigllaltorps Der 8unfc5s
nrHee, madte geitern IN eiHcm
9leroplan cine 2uftreiie bon GeluH1-
nus, g. R., nod @olonia. Dlblan,
19er.. no er Die Siroierpeoition in
illi8ieren miro. 6'r lit Der erite BE-
bere Ofiijicr, Der einet perartigen
sing ullternonunc ba'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
Dcs HHiicrs 5nseiter
als KSnie SCR Gisailer?

9Surts. q. gt6b. nly I0unqen
airs Der Stipei3 pfolge beubiidfigt
9eitidlaHo oud oie llRabbdngig.
felt 2it1nens lpieoer her8l6tellen rmO
oosielbe Su eineut aoni1reid sn er.
bebcn g'rius giteL syue0rid. Der
5meite Su6n Ses oelltk6en aaiier
pnores ioll gum Stonig non 9itauen
ouseriebn tuorOen irin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
Ct. syuIep6 giarft6eridjt.

ct. Soiepb, 81 gtooeuther.
9liuObieb 8ufllbr $500; 9aarft
aIgene!n fet.
So9lter Rreis 1860
5dlueine--3uflshr 1900, Nsarft
5--15c bober 81 Gftio.
DlrrdIdtittsprei8 9.35--9S0
Soditer 8reis 9,85.
5aafe-3Hfubr 1000; Qiurft ftarf,
@efittcrte gGsnner II .95.
SaniaS SIN Marft6eridJt.
&oItios gitp, 81. gtoUenber.
9iinSbisf- 3ufubr 1900; @orft
fcit.
Sohiter %rei9 1866.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
11taFktbcridtc.
qnlnl RnrIt

2uiai.9farIt
ClebermiueIt pom Giuinsfa .srait co
Granger Sale. aiile S45o-a.5o; g.prspa,
atile sg75--425; Gabcis, aiIte g4.75--B-2s.
f}itrpue1-slilte 6.00-950
e5rdpeirint- -ltifte S8.ofe-5t00.
gepieI 2lorf 3Irperials, SnB s5s00; snnas
idGns S175; 168a lrao goBere 81 90
per @tiic; aIuc gabboH St.s5-2.o0 bee seiite.
gseiutrnIbeH Gmperors. Grate $780, gnl-
rerors. Saiier s4,75; gqaIaaas, ertra aut,
$500; fmlrb, $3.50; ettra iancb $500.
siibfarioiicI 5erieb eompcrs, S1.75 per
1amb; Sirsiisas. Sob $3.50.
$3.50.
Semp. Ganies. 6dB Ss,75.
sdrtuiieI $3.50 eufbeL
0jemlle.--
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
,,uciie Gpcetc
fir 1ocleitpclk"
Die PROCLAMATION Ses nnabHdnsiscn
96nisrtias gOleu bat sta.
seHfetteH seiprenst.

Berlin, 81. glob. (fgunfeuberidt) J
- Die lleberieeiide nahrid)ten.
aaentur beridtet: Ser aonmertor
ruIIiI9er 3eituitgen anI1BIid Der
BrotIamieritng Oes unabb1nsigen
a0nigrei6s Bolen uiro bon Der
o8oIiiben 8eitiing" oer6ffeiltIidJt.
Der befonnte SdriftiteIIer Ienfb.
fob crflGrt gnnS eruftbaft in Der
3eiturg s9oipoie @rerria" sgolen
1T cine gaution 5rueiter ODER britter
QIoiic, Sie feiner llnobbdngigfeit be.
6orf INTO oie am beiten f1bren mir.
DC. rpern Tie autonontie inter oein
Itdrten Shus RlBlanos erbieIte.
eSn Der poIrilhen 3ettiing uatt.
rpcrnobo" beroffentlitlt Der ruIIiide
@ererdl 1o6pdnSfi, Der pclHilAer
Abltomming lit, eiien bemerfens.
iperten artitel, Der oniheineno Der
Bo9inrtfeit Der tuiiiiden 9eniur
ertgongen III.
General 9aoponsfi erff1rt, 6ob
an Gage Der 8rofIantierlng oes
unabbGngigen aonigreids Bolen
.eine neue @podc in Der @eI9ibte
oeS polniI6en 8oftes onbrah. Or
idrcibt: .Dns 3drenreid muB iest
be1retfen, 6aB alle BerpFIihtungen,
Ourh neI9e gSolen an RliBldnb ge.
fettet mar, olifgeboben fporocn ituo,
Die 5prahe fam nidt ousoriiden
mas poIniihe Ser5en mn gegen1pGr.
tieen 4ugenblif bcpegt,
Der Slolpti6e gerbono in G1B.
lnno botte cine 8eriomnllirrs slrr
Grpdgung Der golenfrage einbern.
fen. Ser Souptre6ner crfldrte, ooB
Elm 3uiommengeben Bolen8 nit
RliBlano in GbnliAer 8eiie fDie ote
finnij1e 8ereitiborunq oeut polni.
i9en 8oIfe an beften 6ienen pitroe.
Sos polniiAe 0onriaten 84reGl
in Bern bat Den Sfpeiaer 8ettlm
gen Elm WtnHiTeit 5uaeianot, IN toel.
dem es beiBt:
r2lngrIi6tS Der 9otiadc. ooB cine
iiberluGltigen0e &n3obl bon 2euten
aus aacn StGnoen un0 Barteien al
Der aegcnpdrtis Dor fh gebenoer
Bieoerheriteuung Der ltnabb1ngiq
felt oe8 polniIden Reides fitb be.
teiIigt, lit Die Solt,tng, ote bon tpe.
nigen polniI6eu EoIitifern geaer
oas Gonierei6 etnscnonuren niro
lrmnaBgebano; ibre anftd)ten firo
beretts 6ur6 9eri9te tpioerlegt nor.
ben.
8ieie gegenteiligen Dteiiutngen
fonnen nl,r ais g(uS6ruf BON Bribot.
nnfidter .iolder 2eltte seIten bic
melt bon Der 6einlat entferrt, I'M
frernbeu 2dn6eru anidfita iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21

aipiebeIn, lpanifds, erGie s2,OO.
5piebeIn. rot, eelb, lBio. 4e.
IOmaier, 2ueS, s2,2b.
aobI, gfo. sac.
seuerie, ytb., 9so. 4oc,
geIertc, solbo, rob, grdte $500.
Seaerte, Sbdbo, rob, Crate $3.50.
autebosces, 8io 235c
Cser5e lpeiBr unb 8udcrritber. 9fo. 215c.
gaihr1ien, 80 2lse.
atirbiiie, Sus., $500.
greiBrIbeersn- COB, iseB 5000; Ger
lebs, SoB $3.50, gitte 1926; geffe gbcryo,
iYns $500; 9eue gueIe, Sope8, Sob s10.50.
auiusullie Cad $3.50; Dus. $780,
Gmabn Marttberidlt.
Emaba Marftberidt.
Omaha, 81. 0ooenlber.
'Rinbbtt6- 8ufubr 5000.
8eefItiere, Iangiant. oftip bis felt.
geefs t0.00-1t.10.
g2ittelmdfjge 8.50-10.00.
Gilbe uno Sellers, fcit.
@roB 8ecfs, glitc bis bette 7.75
bis $50.
gettclmGfigc 6.75-7.75.
@enobnfitbe 5.75-6.75.
@ute bis bette Sellers $50. %
@ute bis bette aitbe 6.50--7.00.
9eittelIuaBige stiibe 5.75-6.50.
@eluSbnli1e 4.25-5.75.
Stoders ur6 BeeosrS, quite 6ecS'
prg feIt,GRoere langiam.
6ee0ers, quite bis bette, 750 bis
500.
0tittelmGBige 6.75-7.50.
@elp6bnlid1e 6.00-6.75.
6tod $eifers, quite Bis 5eIte 500
bis 7.15.
5tod Sfiibe 5.00-6.50.
Gtod a4lber 6.00-8.00.
9eal &Gl6er 8.0O-10.00.
Bulls uno StogS 5.50-6.50.
SdJtueiae-3ufllbr t4,500.
Dtarft 5-t0c b0ber.
9ltrd66nitt8prei8 9.40-9.70.
S06lter Breis $50.
5GGfe-3ufubr t3,500.
Yturft 10-15c bober.
2dmner tt.t0-11.80.
Gefiltterte Gdlrtucr t18d
syGBrLiltge 7.75-9.75
i5aeDer .51brlinge 100 500.
g8i65er 7.00-S.50.
gelitteritafe 6.50-7.75.
@ealtter1c 9tutteriddfe To- t5c
bober.
fSeeoer @tutteridafe 4.50-6.25.
sSeeoer 2Gnlnler 9.50-10.80.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21

SSSdbrlinge 1t.00.
aiibe, feIt.
Stoders, ibruoA, ltl1rc9efn1big
bis nieoriger.
a1Lber, feIt.
Sdlueiue-8ufubr $4,000; Marft
10-25c b0ber.
8ur6 CbnittSpreis 9.25-9.90.
So6iter 8reis 1000.
Sdafe-3utubr 5000; 9lurft 10
bis t5c bober.
8efittterte Ganuner 1880.
Chicago Rarftbcridjt.
Gbtcdgo. 81. Noneintcr.
RinOOicH- -3ufuBr 11,000; 2iortt
felt.
Canadian @ruftcr8 900.
Soditcr BretS 1t50.
Sdbrlinge 11.25.
Sdltucire-3ufrbr $4,000; Mortt
felt bis sc beber.
3ur6i4uittSpreiS 9.01-9.80.
S0diter 4rei8 1000.
5dafe 3itfubr 5000; M2orft ltnrf
bis 15c bober.
@efittterte 2Gmmer t1.85.
8etlibe 21ntmer tt.00.
See0er 20uttner 1885.
SSobo 2aa1uer 1886.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
Sanias Gita @ctreiSemarEt.

aoitias Citp, 2t. geouculbcr.
9orter 8ei5erl
Scr. 2. tS9
ger. 3. 183--1s7
Scr. A, 18t--t82
Roter @ei6eu-
ger. 2. tS2-tS7
Scr. 8. 1874
Scr. 4. tS2
@erttibtes aout-
Ser. 2. 98
Ger. 8. 9G-97
Ger. 4. 90
@elbes &srrt
ger. 9. 81
ger. s. 81
ger. 4. So
geiBes aorrr
glr. 2. 96
ger. 8. 95
SET. A. 81
8eiFer 9oFer
9er. 2. IS
Scr. 3. 591s
@efniidlter 8afcr--
Sir. 2. 5715
9r. 8. 56z
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21
SStalieu prOtcitiert gsgtn polntldea
S6uiareiGl.

gon, ii6cr 8oriS. q. Sob. -
Die itolienii6e 9feeieriulg bat Iih
Dem 93roteit Der on0eren entente.
MGf)te gegen 9elttidIonos grofla.
mierlng 6es unabb6ngigen a6nig,
reif8 Bolen augeidloiien. Der
8rentier 8oieIli bat ftd IN elmer
9epeibe an Den ritiiiiden Miniiters
prGltoenten Stilrnter in oieiem Sin.
ne olsgeiprphert.
sSn Der Gepef9e beibt eS: oDie
itnIieniidc Station bat itcts bic qr0B.
te Gpnpatbie fir ons polnilhe 8olf
gebcgt, lno roir iin6 scr feiten
lleber3eugtng, boB Der Giea Der 81
Iiierten ben itlidoriiheu 8lar Der.
ettcln miro, ben ttnIcre S}ein6e init
Sintonietung beg 80lfcrredt5 un6
Der bciteben6en 5orrnen entiuorfen
baten. Die f0nigli6e Gegierina iIt
erfreiit angeIihts Der grflGrlngen,
Die bon Der faiierli6 rulfifbcn STE.
gierung irbe3ug ouf @aruntien DER
aittonon1ie Der oereinieten polniiden
G0lfel gemoht lpor6en ltno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-21

8erfte
9talS9erite 10S-t16
sSltttergerite S5-l06
Rogge1--
gtr. 2. 145-146
93r. 3. 144-145
Sauias Sin 6etreiSemarft.
aaltias Gitp, 81. geoueuber.
tAn..4n.. 49,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31

PARIS Jan W-5ia a. mD-Tiy.
FrOnrn acceptance engaged the Zeppelin
Nh0rh saturday nlrht lat dropped bomb
0n IeuH killing aud uoundug moro than
forty persona according 20 an suthor
D'y' statement iu.' lsuod The first
to attack tn0 German rpid,. was % ns.
nhlnr riiu'rd nv sergeant vino was pa
trolling tho upper s. he pursued the
raider the statement sys but soon aS-
haustod alI h0. stock OF cartridges and
was Obliged lo abandon tho pursuit unr
of two machines which were armed WITT
cannon had, however by this time
climbed high enough and opened nn in-
tonsr nr1 ON the Zeppelin which probably
was ht but not badly damaged
Th. zeppelin va. next picked up 1y
% anh.Ncut"uan' ua 10 0rV over tfo fuh.
uh westward Ne went up Do vIthm
uW fn hundred Nards ol tbu au,Nu
Hnd tnrI tu h. pmrr som inns H,.
uu above. umulw's below pud SOME.
time. on l,Nol m order io escape the
uro from the Hcppolup machine guns
For un,.thrcc minutes the chase con-
uuuod. the machine guns being freely
used on both slider, until finally the aero.
plsns engine broke down und the sub
Lieutenant was obliged 10 descend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31
WILL AMERICA GUARANTEE
ENFORCEMENT OF RULES
FOR SUBMARINE WAR ?

LONDON, Jan M-N.5s %. mr-rhc
Manchester Guardian, In editorial com.
mcnl ON the negotiations between the
tnltod States and Germany regarding
submarine warfare, says
what Germany win do win depend
ontircl, ON what she thinks America b
next ucp Will ho 10 she refuses At "foJ
the allrg. Il viii be- nhscr, ed that the,
are asked to mako concessions ami .,
send their merchantmen TO sea without
SUN and rchug on Germany PROMISE.
lo observe certain rules Gcurrn /.
spending these rules are m thcmscl,c,
uet unreasonable n uulN there is som,
guaranty TINT they viii boz kept VIII
America supply that guarantee n sh,
viii, We have mo- doubt what the answer
ul the allies will be-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31
BURGLAR MAKES BIG
HAUL IN RESIDENCE

Small hut valuable was the haul mad"
sunday hv hold burglar M the home
NJ n + Suffc. 5Ol West Eono ave.
nue. Tho thief apparently knew Just
what WAS thorc and Just where 90 lout
tor IL M iu the space .ol very few
moments hc uncarthod and carried away
two tvrnt, -dolln bills, ON lcn-dolhr bin
one fiyc-dolnr bill and loQr costly gold
u.4t,h,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31
BASELESS RUN ON
BANK CONTINUES

rlrTSHl UGH, Jan. 3l HONi.ms OF
the Farmers Deposit Savings hank IN
which nun was started Saturday and
resumed MONDAY morning, announced
Monday that persons responsible for
Olsoloas rumors concerning the bank 8
.Hnditlou would be pros, cutcd Tho law
.l,rtmg such cases provides maximum
penalties OF So oOo fine and 1--WE ycnrs
wwl.uumuut
When the hank opened at . A. m
Monday 5000 persons had been lined nm
'Nn'. h' score Of policemen Bank
official. said they had plenty Of money
" uI io meet every demand and M
.nnn BE-. the doors opened extra trllera
hrs1u paying aD who appeared.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31
MINERS LIBERAL

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 81
After a lone discussion the
United Mine Workers of Amer
ica. in convention here, Mon
dav defeated a resolution to
amend the constitution OF the
organization so as to exclude
from its membership national
puardsmen and the state con
sta bulary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31
VILLA At BAY?

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex,
Jan. 3l.-Francisco Villa, ac-
cording to reports received
here today, has been driven out
of the Picachos hills and Santa
Clara canyon and is now sur
rounded by Carranza forces
near RI Vale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31
DONACHEY URGES
ROADS BUILDING;
NOTES PROGRESS
Arkansas Ex-Governor Aston
lShed by Marvellous 0eVeI-
Opment in Oklahoma.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31
TOXIC DENIES COMPACT
ON RIGHTS IN FAR EAST

TOXIC. Jan 1l-Thc foreign office &C..
niles the rcport from Berlin tia, Japan
and England have sign'd a treaty rcyog
uiyinE to Japan superior rights m the
tnr Enst
The semi official Ovcrsepa News
Agency OF Rcrln ON january rs quoted
the lunkurtcr Hcltung as affirming the
correctness of alleged reports from the
far eastern press To the effect that apu-
cio' agreements had been reached be-
tween Japan and England giving far
reaching rights 10 Japan In the cast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31

PARIS. Jan 3l-6 A. mD -- Several
bombs were dropped by the Zeppelin
which flew over the outskirts OF Paris
last night but they produced no such
deadly effect a. In tho raid Of Satur.
day night
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Continued on rage T~op
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-11
CABINET MEETING CONSIDERS
PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM

Washington, Jan. 11.-Rising OPP
position to the administration pre-
paredness plan was considered at to-
days cabinet meeting. The presi-
dent conferred on the same subject
with Chairman Ray of the house mil
itary committee.
1t was understood Ray told the ex-
ecutive the continental army plan
apparently is doomed, but that SEN
timent favors some increase in the
regular army and expansion of the
national guard as reserve army.
In addition to making speeches
supporting the preparedness pro-
gram it was learned today the presi-
dent plans to WELD his personal in
fiuence with senators and represen-
tatives to counteract the influence of
former Sec'y Bryan
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-11

Los Angeles, Cal.-Every once in
while this matter of morals hobs up
in the movies. It's up again. DR..
Chas. c. Selecman, pastor of Trinity
M. E. church of this city, has launch
ed crusade charging vice in motion
picture studios hereabouts and has
presented a mass of letters to the
district attorneys Office in the hope
of starting an investigation.
81 am not attacking the motion pic
ture industry" the minister said, 81
merely maintain that some studios
are immoral"
Backing DR.. Selecman in his
charges is an organization of 25 min
listers and practically all of the Wom-
ems clubs of Los Angeles.
The public assertion of the preach
er regarding the practices of motion
picture officials and the price de-
manded of young women for fame in
the film world precipitated an ava
lanche of inquiries.
1T is going to be fight to the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-11
WOMAN'S PEACE PARTY KICKS
ON PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM

Washington, Jan. 11.-Vigorous
protest against administration pre-
paredness program was formally pre-
sented to congress today by Woman's
Peace party, holding its second con-
vention here.
Miss Jane Adams, chairman, and
delegation of party appeared before
house and senate foreign affairs COM
mittee. Their peace and anti-pre-
paredness plan urged:
A congressional joint committee
investigate within six months condi-
ton of national defense, probability
of hostile action by any foreign power
and plans to reduce international
friction by legislation and diplomacy;
peace conference of neutral nations
be called at once; third Hague peace
conference; government ownership
Of munition plants; joint commission
of Americans, Japanese and Chinese
to study oriental questions.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-11

finish" said Dr. Seleman. eve are
going to make conditions such that
a woman's virtue need not be the
price she must pay for fame on the
screen"