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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Die Senerprobe anfs adbtftunSenaeieh.

cn n~eriteoenen Qun6esgeriften o8 2on6es fn0 ndbreno Der lebt9n
E0ge ban 8rdi0enhn GROCER Observation-Disclosures GlnbatsflQgen gegen
ben nf ben @ruu6 bin, bB Die Qfte, in0en tie niutirGh 9aDife 2obn.
Rrb0bangen fahebe gegen bic 8rfafhung Der Ser. Staate1 berfoBe
@lddaefig baben tn gGn gmf spiiden 8etretern Der 8a5ngeIeGihoHen
nn0 ben Baomten Der u9nternqlonat brotherhood Of 2oconotipe On.
aineers@ fat tdghh 8ernhtnqen tber Die Sttnoenroge idttqefun6en.
pbne ieooh 81 irgen6 eine1 graebuis 8u fibmn 0a feline Der Bortgen
Dfaens i'll, Der an0ern enn 5hritt entgegeu8utomnaL 9e Qabrr
~geFenffaFeH bebaapten. Die blra bos geicB entebnoen 0e6rfofen
ipar6en fir fe unaihDfngih ieu; bic a~ngefeaten 01gegen fifteen
HA af Die / &. bon BranDent Mflfon 5uguniten elmer oqgeneiuen Gin.
hibrtng oes observation-disclosures a~bgegeoene erfLdrrng un0 of Dos gan8
It'll 0nem Slime abgefaBte 8eHB, nm heHen 8erfa6ugsma6igtet lest
It'll ben GerIbten elm LaugDiTiger aonpf at enforcement orobt. Gabe
fibrun1 ligt ~das11leBlih GHf ben alagern, tDabreno ben 8etlngten.
3gMf Denn he ben Brp8eB bedteren. INNER nod cine 1harfe 8affe
bIebt: - Der ausfan0. Die Gage i'll Inn 70 %berptfedar, a5 Brdfoeut
an0 aongrB fd fnoirett ~perpfiftt BADEN bic Gten5obnen fir bic
Afbrnnsgnbea an s0bnen outb erbobung gaptir Carrie 81 entidQ-
0Egen, EN- 8erlpre1en, Dos melt ledHer al gaben as en8uloeu it, 6euH
IL ipredea b gar Biee 5aftoren nit lber bic Dor aacu Der Qraf0ent
n1hf eInen ShiHHer bon gegRhder Qadt Bat. grob6en uuB io5aD
hue unogih etnos 8ei1e9en mas beben 4orteien gereht miro, iomt lift
Der 1treff puaberrnet0hd, 3pnal Die 4Hacteatea felt ~endoeu fu6, id
inter feiner 9ebfngnng lnnger binDoltea 81 Iaen
Sic 8r1Be Der 8efQhr Dir0 neDer bon Der COMMUNICATION nod bon
nen Ghbrern In aongreB untrfddst mn fe6en be0e arGfe iBr nabau
ratios gegenlber, iu6aH fe bisber nod fan nrflife3 8orbeaaruqsnntcL
0ernDea BADEN Ser I'M Sonnter sur 9eHegung Der Streiiafenen err.
n0nnta @on0erdisfhnB os aQngrefes, beteben0 nus Qhtgfe0ern bei0er
NauFer, miro ARout0a S1idmnentreten, Inn 8erh0nohmgen nit beMn
@orfeien anxfnHpfu behuf8 ihieb8geridtGher GdGd4unq offer itrefHoeu
fan ggnd0ef, 0aB Die 9aufionale Soa0eAfauner ben grIaB zines @efeses
befarluorte, Dona1 oane BerfdDDrung SIR uutrbredlng 0g 6ffent.
IAea @prtebrs@ os 8arbredeH m8ufeheH un0 0sHnad NIT idnerer
@trafaa su ahn0ea fell 8on ben IrberRrfubrerH MIRO oas Qs efe aus,
H6IeBid green tie gertdfefe 1ro9ung a~ugefagt uao bt infoIgeoeien
ef EThHfRrAHJ H2r1orarufen ore Tre0Ile 8er1Qn0tHgen be0euRn0
eKfapgf 1n6 AengrFBfomtee miro DaBer feinen lerdten 5imD 1aben,
as eatHnl gapedte MiBtranef 5u b~eiduidHgen u0 Die @eDertfdaftea
iii Hkarseagen3 DAG beioe 5enen 5l ibren Gedt tonnea foaen. am
94e #Fn5 nehneH biz Nagefeasen na oef gorlhing, boz bic 3ni.
AasNaaasEAAe Professionalism gig enc 4t n%or9eifste 4eBproe aasa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

aas Der Detroit abenbppit" /
Dem and ntroden" geIegteu
Staatc 9lidigaa.

5ettion II sa artifeI 16 Der
aonltituticu bon Ilidi4on murbe
nit er0rIden0er Mlebrbeit in ben
8oblen Dont iebten 0ien8taq ange-
nonuen Settion II, Die benz Pr
titeL 8ugefRgt puroe, umiaBt pie
beute ldop 95e0ermann tDiiieu 5Das
.tc, cas- ioaenanHte Qrobibttion8.
4menoement 1as NIT Dem /. 0toi
1918 TN araft treten fpir6. 8on
Dem g~enannten 9atIn all miro benz.
nah i'm 5tautc glttigona Die 60
Irritation. Der 8crfaui ba3 9nltcrt
gum gerfaui, oos 8eaiaeufen. oer
Qilsidauf ODER giaferung irgenoDels
der @eine. Mlal8getranta 9abrauter,
g~egogrener Gpirituoier ODER bernus
idenber @etrdnte, au5genomaen
meoi5iniide. hrmiide nifienihnft-
lide ooer idfran1entale 3nede@ Der
botcn fem. Ner ulio mad benz 30
April 1918 nidt uaufdaig" fran
miro uno ei1en ~gefaaigen 4r3
finbet, Der afs aMebisiu" 8eiue.
0taI8getrdnfe nro gebraute ober &c
Igo9reue gpirttuoIen ODER berGuihen
be @etraufc 81 beridreiben geDiut
lift: per fid nod Dem 30. QpriI
niht nuf bns 5tuoium Der gbemie
DerIeqen nil ober iih nidt gau8
oGgeneiu ols 0iHnidaitler" einen
Namen 8u MAIDEN imitanoe lit: un6
Der fid) 1ttht als ousiibcnoer ga
flor betdtiaen fanH:-tpiro iif) bonn
Il. Nai 1918 nit aqua iontonn,
III Gentid AaIfr. GDie INNER q
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Die rationale pclitik
Scr Dcmtid,s1m$rikaner

Hn eiuem Qufiate ibcr nGte
driitltde greiie i'm 8elttriege", in
.lDelaem Brof. aurl Bauer auf bic
betannte Cathode biaDciit, oaf TO-
.npbI Die enaIiite ais auh bic anglo
amcriforiide 4reiiG wdbrenb 0es
Rriege5 totaI berIngt uno Der Siige
gc0ient bot, iogt er uuter mOercm
Die nu1ren unb MISREPRESENTATION
8orte: SIN Der ~Hottonalcn &oIEtit
ipielen mir 2Gltid Ameri.cHer abs
iolut feine Stole. 8jr touuleH fir
Die Madt1ober mir als Stimmple9
in gctrodt. Ser 8cltfrteg miro
boffentIih ben N5ihluB 0ieier I'M
muroiqen Berio0e In ocr @eidIittc
Der 3eutitp entertainer b~a3eldncu.
Sir uniere bi5bartgc llutattgfeit IN
Der n~ntionaIeu Gotitit gilt e5 bteIe
8rin0e, 0arunter aud particle
Gatidul6igungeu. O. lit bod ion=
Hentlar. oab oa5 o0eltih" in 0clttih-
amerItantid feline p0litiidc, iouhcru
uur cine ipradlide, etBnulugiife
uno fHltureite 8~e5eidHnng lit. Vic.
mau0 nimmt an Dem 9noGItrih bc5
DettifaS tnpeisers. oes 6rou5oitlh d.
Sdmei5ers ODER oe5 8ran5oiJdt sias
u1oter5 4uItoB. 8Qrrm ioI nuglu
Der geutid 4meritauer ouf 0cn Bin
octrih, Der aaein bic 0eutljhc Be
idreiblgng bernjttclt. bcr5ihteu2
Ger Gcatihs amecitanihe 9tatjos
notbua0 qibt Die rcdte AunDort Der,
auf. Abcr err lit ned 81 jung uuo
fam uiht init CtHcut 5dlaae eie
EoIgen uniercr tauggclj1ten potitis
iteu 0cidci0cubett uu0 untqtiatcjt
m5rplihul. Sfnn cr tn i3ufuuft
uidHs Hcuueuswertes ouariditen
iDate, 10 lnb bauptQdlid bic SIR
deHocutideu oaran iaulo, Die i'd
immcr nod nidlt in MaHe Dem
&unO auiflieFen uoueH. llcbeu Die
6athtng Der tjrhIihca 0eutih lmc-
rltaniiden 9rciie lit MIR &obcnss
rertes 8u iGacn. in gtinloTeuer
}6oLanr tritt ie fiir @n6rgeit Inn
Hedt Elm INTO gegen bic anglo
o~mcritoniide 6cuheiel auf. Jlur
ioute iie nod mebr uuf ben s3uiunt.
meuidlub aaer Geutid amerifmier
binarbeitcH. Aud uniare 6eutihe
Stride Ieioet inter Der politiiten
5bumoft bes 2eutihamerfarer-
tun15. un6 i'm GaIte et1e5 arteges
nit 3eltitIanb tonutc c5 t9r leid]t
.baiiieren, 0aB ihr Der @ebrouh Der
oeutiden Sprade i'm G~Uttcs6ianit
unteri1gt nur6c; ron Den orgo-
amerifoniideH airdaH bate fic tel.
aerlel @jIfa 3~uermortea; bic murten
idon I0u8it ~unge0uIDig Glf bic pol.
Ilge 4ngIjiierung Der 0elltihen Stir
den. "a bic 3eutidsA meriFouer,
obtuObl ne bas gr6Etc aaer geD0t.
fcranqselemeutc bilOsn, in Der no
tiouaIen Rplitit eutlueber gar uidjt
pertFeteu pSer bird penigc brifidl
aiImIllerte Heuegateu Hertrcten Ruo,
10 f0aHen ne nur Ntihadtunq uuO
g%egebeHeufals &eDriduHg ermartcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

crfeuneu fei bereu ~euHtcoung fir eHen gauifen 8eHramt gum min.
6dtrn 0reHtq Inqe, btn0en0 idu ioa. 0efn 3etrnm aber. 10 tolgera
bic arbeiter, ntroen bic Bnhnen beuttcn fA fir Den fommcnoen STREET
D%nrubcrciten uo fe eDdt mtirosn oablrd gleth az 9eg1HH TN Naa
tell fem.
Cine on6ere pjdige groae bcriHt Die Getebung elmer befttnuten
Brpn5e gudhen glnoess mo Snnt8rethu. Sn ben en5elnen Stdoten
miro oas o~fcufhtltte 9ereben Der 8a]cutpdrtigen aoutndtrattoh Ole
fonroae tber 0e ga1nen nod lno nad aan5 dNf Die 8anoesbe9oroen
m sentraliiereu, dS gcf1brHder ginarHi In lire Soubcaut1tsreftc an
GeeBen, un6 nu oide Cppoition 1T bebu poltitten 2nggrn beebt mthcn
Sic Gibrcr ih Inn 10 Dcriger 9at ais te oe Starfe 6ts 8ioeritdnoes
crit 6nnr aennn Fcifpacn fdureH, pem bic 5ude 6Hentih gum aubtrng
toarnt. GaB ftpere StirUe bepore1ch been ausaaug nod gdn3id
ungaptB it, p]erleugnt ih teiner, Der cmcn einbid in Die 9r3omtie
bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Dank Ger hentiden Bflraer.

Gil ben unerfreutheu grge5rHen Der 8abI 5dhIt aud bic &le0er.
nabI bon aongrBmonn Gan Q. Step9ens i'm 3. Gon9re80Hrtt. DIE
gsilonauoge In 5tone bot nh i'm i'm Qmt aebalten. 4Gerong5
lit feline neebrGe1 gau8 beoateno oerninoert noroen, umo miro ian
80tam IN efnem 2eier Der yGmaba Bee OH g2ttpod naGcr beiproden
lie Bee nfr1nt ben areoit in anipuid, haB stephens Qluralt0t bon
sA8i gtinunen I'm Sabre 1914 mf $3.50 Stinnen IN 0dem Sabre
b~erobgefeht Duroe. Der areot bierfTr geblbrt o6er Dor allen 3inqen
ben oeathen gdrgern os 3. aongreB6irites. Sn ben tarf 6atitea
Counties beg 9Hrifhs Durbe 5tepbens oeibIogen uo fem 8cqner
g8nA 4. gorner erbe[t cine anie1nHde g1ebrbet. 2eoer radte oae
oer niht ns, nm ibH ben @eg 81 b~erftaffen. Sod ca FOLDER 5ie8,
Da Gtep1ens niesna[ erruugea, uu0 r lit geihIagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

Brobibftiou nit ibrrn urluloraliihen
5oIacn idd6iaeub un0 Some. GitIe in
geniliun @rnoe fin oas Mohl Der
giirqcritaft i'm Gtaote nittIih ietH
miro. Die 0cutide Rreiie iii in
6icirn Sample unierleaen. Sur let.
ne @fumeul 0entt an puraarnpb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

ailtiaen uno ar1Iolen eegeuiiber,
lpelae bic 5rcibeit bic iie beitbt
nidt 5u m~iirolaen petb mte man
iiberb1ilpt nos. mas man beiitt. crit
su Idl1ben bcatnnt, nahoem man es
%bcrlorcn bat. unO onbrr leiht 9elte
Der Win0erbeit pur0c. Sclte eit.
5icbt Dir 0ic puritaniihe Soften.
@riitlidfeit Die cine qebensfrelbe,
moraen fomntt Sic anoere an bic
gieibc. Mait ieSem Rrib5ua lteiat
Der GiufIuB birier @eiitlidtett uno
miro Der g1usIihe 8erfaa tbrer Sir
dc biuuuBaeihobeu. Gin Croft ultr:
oab Dir. aralofen Groanpilgcr, Der
bu utdt qeIerut bait ocine per-
i6uIidcn gtedtr uno dreibcitcn al
n%erteioiqcn, MIR nod pGuige GcbcnS.
freuOen erbaItcu bliebclL uuo oaB.
bis Dir Die letteu qenoutmcn ituo.
Ser 9crfaIl ierer biqotten Scfteu
unio raiher nor iih gebcn miro.
Gem mas auf 5euhclri uno Lrug
aniacbutt lift, fam nitt bon Iaugem
@eitauo bletbcn.
g1it Ser anuobute bon 8rnbtbiti'
on bat Die Miihigoner @dbIeritoft
bic Code Der g}dBigicit uiht ae.
f6r0ert binqegen bat tie iih ieIbit
cntmiinniat; bot iih has grObte Ir'
mltssGlgnis uusgetclt.
@os nun has Some ute. amer.
6cment unIuuQt, 6as ol8 cine 4rt
aompromiB 8ori6lo9 an oie Bro.
GiGihouiitcn qeoott mar, mar iein
Shjdia[ fhou an icncm Gage be.
iicaqIt. "a graucr un0 8trte nioers
redtlit oeu @oridlaq 81 ibrem eige.
ncn madtcu. Some Fulc, bu5 Rcdt
Der 5eIbitbeIt:mmunq mo SeIbit.
fontrour Der 5ta0te iibcr ben Sc
tr6nfcuu@ id1anf. mar Gin 8orihtoq,
Der I'M Sabre 1914 otf Dem Sad
ioner aonoent 0e5 Gcuti domerifuni4
ifen 5tuat5bcrbduocs non W}ihi.
Qnn Qltoebcibcu tuor6cn mar mn nit
Dem oQ8 etltih-aiucrifaniite Bdba
lcreIemcnt Dem gciipicI Der 3eutit).
omerituncr in SnOiona uno Ohio
folQcn moGte lluo c8 iDurcn QeraoG
Die graucr 10 8irte, Die Longc
l3ait ben GorifIog nidt MIR fubl
ior0cn qcrooe3u ieir0lih gegenitbey
itou1cn. Gr5t ais fe fiibteu, oar
has Boiicr ibrcn bis 3rur Wh1ubt
Itor6. eiqnetcu iie iit 6ieian Gjor
on. uuA in Dem NuqenbIife, 0a er
in ibrcn H0nocn lag, erhieIt or aud
0a5 C0ium, no5 oIeu anqehefte.
mur0e, tBas Don linen r%nteruornner
mur0c. u}it Dem Prohibitions.
announcement stuBtc 0o5 @ome%giuLe
Announcement iiegen o6er io(lch url
6a nod in Ueridie0encn Crtidofter
@ratcr uno 0irte firhteten, bal
inter 5ome=GluIe iia nod leidltel
aubcr @cihdit gctrjcben wcr0cr
f6unten ol$ inter GotntrD Coca.
1ption, 10 muroe in ojeiau Grt
itoftcn bon ejn3cIncn @ronern uut
8irtcn. bic Der 9roters o0er @irte.
organization i'm Staote 6en @ebor.
lam tcrmciqcrtc1 aegen mes tllG
oqitiert. @ome.Hule hotte oIio 90.
petition Inn %uci1aneu 2ager". @a5
@un0er8 Damn, 6oB Is nod tiefer
ais M%robibition fieI?
Ole beltIdla 4rcIie int Stnntt
oQein 6at Qrohj6itiou bct0mbft un1
9omc.Hule bcidrtportet, in Der I'M.
cridiittcrIiAen l1ebcr5eugtin9, 6af
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

es bc3nbGt tid. in Den raIai.
ffBierten an5eigea" Der &ribilne ai
|onuonlieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17

CHI Ole Belt mtrb foumcn. oo Die
oeatide 9rciie oiHbi5iert ietn miro.
Sn8piidcn: Broittl
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06
WILSON is CERTAIN
OF REELECTION i'm HIS FINAL
CLARION CALL TO THE. VOTERS


irmenn
fproge sGve
and
The dumping clause soae provides the executive with
The will shortly appointed and provide the which will
$ federal
yhashe Of
pract adj more
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06
Summary of the News

GENERAL NEWS
Thirty were killed In the Bessie
mine disaster.
Bill Vines thinks result tomorrow
In my mans race.
Both party leaders gather In New
York for the final drive.
Grew OF the Deutschland feast al
the bottom Of the sen.
President Wilson IL certain Of re-
election.
Industrial Workers of the WOrlsl
hsht for free speech and several
are killed.
2-Ita.inns capture more Auxtrians In
spectacular drive ON city Of
Triest.
O-Indcpcndence Of Poland In nm
nOunced.
7-oTtal OF 81 lives lost in Irish sen.
O-Electoral vote OF south il conceded
to the President.
STATE NEWS
:--Scott Maxwell In dead.
LITE ms of BrsseMer
LOCAL NEWS
-NIiner relates narrowing story OF
escape of party from BESIDE mine
Amendments are explained to big
crowd at theatre.
julius ". Davidson II dead.
Work ON municipal golf course Will
soon begin.
i2-Bishop Denny Will mike appoint-
ments Of oastor~ today.
FEATURES
2-'sFall Of a Nation"
3-s hall we educate our childrenf
Zoe Bcckley.
4-EditOrial comment.
SPORTS
S-GridirOn echoes.
Baseball season notable for the
unusual features.
GeneYals' victory n big surprisc.
rlyals.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06
TO INVESTIGATE THE
\ HIGH COST OF LIVING
Department of Justice Agents Are
Particularly Active--to Uncover
COnspiracies

Washington, November 5.-The rising
cost of living is being investigated by
the government to see if the rising
prices are being pushed upward un-
lawfully
Agents of the department of justice
particularly are seeking evidence of I'M
lawful price increases through con-
spiracies or other means.
The attorney general today author
ICED the following statement of his de-
partment's activities in that connec-
ton ,N
THE department of justice is investi-
eating the recent abnormal and sus-
picious increases in the prices of vari-
Gus necessaries of life, especially coal.
Wherever any such increase is found
to have been due to conspiracy or other
unlawful action Sthe department will
invoke against the Offenders the Sc
verest penalties which the law pre-
Scribes." a ...
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06

explosion or by the fury OF flying
wreckage. Rescuers. searching for the
two heads. were unable to find either
George Washington was the other vic
tim that was beheaded.
1t is not believed that all of the vic
tins will be removed from the depths
of the earth until this afternoon.
MINE DAMAGE SLIGHT
The extent of damage to the mine is
expected to be rather slight. The two
car tracks in the slope were not bat
| tered by the explosion, but the brat
tees were torn into infinitesi.nal bits
and roof timbers and electrical ap-
paratus must be replaced.
State Inspector of Mines C. H. Mes
bit and his corps of assistants re-
manned at Bessie since arriving at the
scene of disaster, while the officials of
the owning company are still lending
aid to the men in every way
Nine bodies have been shipped from
Bessie for interment and the others
will be sent away for burial today
Charles Brown, a negro miner, will be
buried at Bessie.
The burial of the others will be con-
Quoted today and tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06
LABOR LEADER is OUT
TO REFLECT WILSON
Samuel Gompers Warns the Laboring
Men Not to Be Deceived by the
Hughes Crowd

New York, November 5.-Samuel
Gompers, president Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. issued
here tonight the following state
ment, addressed to the "working
men and citizens Of the United
States"
Gas predicted by me . few days
ago, there In some scheme to spring
a canard upon you when 1t will be
too late to disprove and repudiate
the falsehood and fictitious alle-
cations or declarations.
''Thc information comes to me
that pretended labor leader has
secured some fake declarations of
a few supposedly labor Organiza-
tions attacking the character and
the policy of the labor Representa-
tive committee Of the American
Federation of Labor and that they
are to be published ~ advertise
ments In the newspapers Of the
country tomorrow.
"Tne American Federation of
Labor has without a dissenting
voice or vote, proclaimed the pelit-
ical policy to ST. sd by the friends
of labor and justice and to defeat
it's enemies.
son stands for all that II true to
labor, justice. patriotism. freeden
and humanity.
ssrhe false friends Of labor will
fall in their Durpese to decslvep
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06
Had Valuable Cargo

Y Bridgeport Conn, No, lnber g.
That the cargo of the German mer-
chant submarine Deutschland, now Al
New London, amounted approximately
$10,000,t00. was announced here today
by James L. McGovern. coilector OF
customs for Connecticut. OF this SUN
he said $s,OO0,000 was represented b.
stocks. bonds and other securities
shipped from Germany for the purpose
OF strengthening German credit in the
United States. About $1,000.0v0 Of tho
value of the cargo, Mr.. McGovern said,
consisted of dyestuffs, medicines and
chemicals. A very small proportion
was represented by diamonds ind oth-
Or precious stones. he declared.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06
BERLIN ANNOUNCES
CRUISER is SUNK
English Reply That Only Minesweeper
Was Struck

Berlin, November 5.-(Via London.)
An announcement made today by the
German naval staff says: zone of our
submarines destroyed on October 2S a
Small English cruiser of old construc-
ton with two tunnels. The scene of
the engagement was off the west coast
OF Ireland
London, November 5.--Conmenting
on the German admiralty report of
the sinking of a British cruiser off
tho Irish coast the British admiralty
states:
This announcement evidently re-
fers to the sinking of the mine sweeper
Genista, the loss of which was Off
cially announced on the 26th of Oc-
tober."
The British admiralty on October 26
stated that the mine sweeper Genista
was torpedoed by submarine on Oc-
tober 23 and sunk. All the officers and
70 men of the vessel were lost and -
men were saved.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06

on again-what was that3 That dark
stripe-wasnt it smoke!
stared till tears came to my eyes. It
came again. Surely it was smoke! Look,
a mast top. What is that that takes
form in the haze, that dark thing with
four tunnels? destroyer!
One leap took me back to the tower
and down came the hatch.
"Submerge! The deep rudder! Go to
20 meters!"
In such sea as this it is madness to
submerge, but what can I do? We may
have been seen already. There is no
choice. We must go down, and with all
speed. The vents are opened. the COM
pressed air Kisses, the submerging
valves sing, each in it's own key
I press my lips tightly together and
strain my eyes from the lookout, des-
perately watching for the first sign that
we are going down. Still the deck re-
mains in sight; still waves rake us from
end to end. There is no more time to
lose
Deeper / cry. Both engines full
speed aheadr'
The boat is torn with the shock; it IS
like drunken man. Suddenly, madly, it
goes down. The light of the dawn fades
away from the tower windows, the
micrometer shows two, three, six, ten
meters.
But the bow drops faster than the boat.
We lean backward, our feet fly out from
beneath US. succeed in Selling the perl
scope; below me the men are clinging
to the hand wheels of the deep rudder.
There is violent impact, and we go
to the floor. Everything that is not
riveted in it's place goes with us into a
fantas site mess.
For moment we can only look about
us from the weird positions in which we
find ourselves. The silence is sullen. Then
First Officer Krapohl says: so We are
there!'
The tension is broken, but what is it
that has happened? Why this amazing
position; why do the engines roar so?
Before any one really had regained his
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-06
Tammany Leader Murphy
Predicts That Wilson Will
Carry New York City
by $4,000 Majority
DEMOCRATS CLAIM
ILLINOIS is SAFE
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Other Reports From All
Northern States Indicate
Close Race With Wilson
as the FavOrite

New York, November 5.
Candidates, party managers
and political workers, whose
activities are centered in New
York, spent Sunday in compar
alive quiet preparing for the
final "drive" tomorrow to
make the most of the few re-
naming hours before election.
While both democrats and
republicans protested conf
dence in the outcome Tuesday,
they are taking no chances OF
making political slips OF errors.
Final orders have gone out
from the headquarters here OF
the national committees to the
chiefs in other states, but in
structions will be transmitted
tomorrow to sub-chiefs and
lieufenants al the way down to
the precinct captains.
HITGHES is RESTING
Charles E. Hughes, who will remain
here until after election. announced to-
night that he considers his campaign
closed and that he ha5 no further
staten6nt to- make He told callers
that he felt sure of victory.
Neither Vance c. Mccormick, the
democratic national chairman, nor
William r. Wilcox, republican chair
man, had statements to make today.
They were content with the forecasts
of victory they made yesterday. Each
spent part of the day at headquarters
making plans for tomorrow.
Eleventh-hour efforts of both par
ties will be bent to Swinging" the
eleetion of congressman in doubtful
districts throughout the country.
State Chairman Harris of the dem.
ocrats added nothing to the prediction
he previously had made that President
Wilson and the state ticket will carry
New York by large plurality.
MURPHY PREDICTS VICTORY
Final estimates of the results in New
York have been submitted by Mr.. Muir
ply, leader of Tammany Hall. but have
not been made public. 1t is reported to-
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