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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
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Sit iibcr gSilIuu's 3ulitif entriiitet
mnO erfIdrt glmerifa fir
nnnentral.

8nibington, 9. 0lGr5. 9)tit
elmer nie0eri4mcttcrnOen 9lnfIogC
gcgen ben 9rdii0enten uno OeIien
glu5lonospolitif lebnte gfepr1ientant
gtobert g 9}age. gtort6 Carolina,
oie INSTRUMENTATION in einem grie.
ic al ieine g8Gblcr al, o6gleid CT
feinen C8egentuH0i0aten IN Ger @or-
tel bat.
Serr @dge iii Der 9riIoer Oes oute,
rifdniihen @oti6aIters III 2oaoon,
uno in oieiem gi6te eridetnt ieil
&er8iht mtf Iieoenpnbl ais b0hit
be0eutiaiH.
Nerr 9Sage ertlGrte ndutlid] in iei-
nelH 5dreibcn bic $500,000, 600
glnleibe Der glaiiertcn in oen 9er.
Staaten babc jcoeu 5dctn Der onIe
rifonii6en gteutraIitdf 3eritort. 8age
erfIdrt empbotiih. er meroe fi6 bonn
nTfcntliden 9eben 3uriid3ie6ea, iueil
ct Der anslmSspolifif ocr glomini
itrotipn nidt folgen fonne. .lloll
lduft (Sefabr, iciue SGnoe NIT 0ent
Sllite ieiner 9on0slcntc 5il beileden,
meim mon SIR f5raae betreifs ar.
miertcr &onOclsoumpfer Stellung
nimnIt,@ erflartc CT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Sidt iyran,oicn stm ;yriebcn.


9onoon, 9. Mars. lfdior mo-
robt Der militdriitbe Stritifer 0es
s8erIiiter SagebIattes. iagt ben lSron-
5oicn. oaB ieet fir iit Der ridtge
8eitpunft lei nit geutiWlufo 6rie-
Den 5u idfieBcn, nod Dor bent sSaIle
BON 9erbun, er peiit Ouraltf BIN,
0oB Der &roaprin5, menH er Die fron-
5Giiihc ,Srom ourdbridt, lueiter ppr-
orinaelL Die britiicben iaio Die fran
5oiiic6ea 5treitfrGfte ttpnnen. bic
irau50iiideu arofte unl8ingein unO
tie 5lr llebergabe 8lpingeu moqe.
Ger 8erlnit ietncr SaOldtriebc.
5irfe iut0 0er 8liitt Der sSugeno miro
bon Den 6ran5oien nit eifer 9silrOe
mo eineR Nel0ennlutc ertrogen, Ole
8elpiinoering im0 gldltnng alld bel
oen 10 miBadteteti ogodes~ errcgen
muB, idreibt Dtarinlilion 4aroen,
Der @ernusgcber Der es3utiunft4 In
llebereinitimmltng nit @iprobt, .a6er
fonnte 5ranfrcit nod hGrtere 8rii.
flugeu ertrageag aoriite es meiter
Ieben ohne icinen sSortsaiirtpl un0
obne ieine 6auptitnot2@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
OaS Steigen Oer
ce6enSmitte(prei(e!
sSSn alien gGuOern Gnropa's bat 8irn
Die sr6Fte Greisiteigernng
ailf5nmeiien.

8oibin9ton, 8. Mar5. Gas
itoatliae 8ureail in 8oibington bat
cine lleberiitbt iiber Die 5teigqri1g
Der 2ebensnlitteIpreiic in Gilropn
beraltsgegeben. @on alien 2dn0ern
be3lp,@(Stdoten bot @ien oiil meiiten
.geIitten. 6leiid, 0a8 Dor einem SAB
re gu 20 Gents per Biuno perfauft
muroe, toitet iebt AZ Geltts. sin
geriin itieg gfinofleiid bou % ultf
SO Gents. aoI6fleiidl bon . auf
So, S1meineileiIh bon 20 mlf 80
Gents Sped miro 5u "a Geuts, Der
0oppelte Greis gegeniiber 0en 8or.
jabre. perfauft. luo 8diufen lit auf
IS Gents geitie8eit. @ier foitea SO
Gents oos 0uBen0, 5. /. 9ueinot 10
teuer iuie I'M 9loriabre.
Die Ereiie IN @ngI1lt0 lper0en al8
"A &ro3eRt 66ber als Inn 9cridbre
angegeben. % 9ro5ent bctrng bic
8reisiteiaerlng in 5ranfreidl. $al
eddllen baben Die EreIle Till Den leBs
ten II 9iondteu einc Iaugiaur Stci-
gerlalg erfabreu.
2ludl Nie 9}reiie III @oaolo fin0 i'm
Iesten SaAre lataiom gcitiegefl ie.
bod nidt init Der glridcn Sdineaig-
felt, ais mie es iii Den friegnibtpu-
oen Sdn0eru Der 6oQ NOR
eSu Den Scr. ,Stooteu fuiten 0Ie
Scbensmittel int oIIgemciucn 4cute
Orei 9ro5ent mebr als ppr eipenl
Sabre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Deut(d)e Hreu5er
naSfii6Een Britenl
5abrem sum slnfflGrnnssOienit IN
bic gtOrOiee 6inans nnO tebren
lUieoer Bcin.

Aniterooln, 8. Dtar5. Str
berfapptes oeutibes 51neIlfreu3er.
geibmaoer, bealeitet bon Gorpe0o.
boot5erit6rern, bat cine erfolgreicbe
auffldrungsiabrt in Die georoiee
hinaus lmternoninlen un0 lit, obne
auf Die feinOlide 8lotte 5u itoBer,
lUie0er til bic beiluiiden @eipaler
|8uriidgefebrt. 9ieie gtohridt tDur.
oe beltte aus Berlin genlel0et.
Gieier fiibne Streii5ug bciltIdcr
arieasidiffe erfldrt ole porberlgen
W9elounaen boB bic oelitfde Sod
ieeflotte in Der gioroiee freu3p nno
Der ensliiteu 3lotte eile 56la9i
anbiete.
9lngefeuert bnrd Die Gaten Ser
a0lome" beidIoB Die oeutide 80
mirolitat, llmidlau nod Der britt.
ideu 5lotte 5u balten. tGo lperoeil
Die 0eutihen 5diffe lpobl nah Der
@orofiilte SdottlanoS Itreifen luiii.
len mo itd Die 8riten berltedt bal
ten.)
Ole oeutiden arell3er batten ie
einen faliden S6ornitein oltigeItellt
unO botten 0as 2[nsie6en groBer
56lahtihiffe. 8dre Die britiide
Shlddtflotte mirfli6 berausge-
Oonipft, 10 bGtten Die OcutI6en
Snncllfreu8er ibr entfonmen leidt
beiperhteaigen fonnen, bod botten
iic Der g0miralitGt Mitteilua9 bon
Der Stdrte oer britiid]en Sdla1t-
Hottie mo4en iulo oieie bierullf
faBeu0 nod 9tbmd9en aller Gbcn-
tltaIit0ten ocn g3riten cine Gd)lobt
fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

lmO 81 fre5fen, nm Sic iiber oie
,@entrolmad)tc uertl1ngte 8Iodn0e
81 uernollltanoiget in Der 9lbiid)t,
octcn 9epolfcrlmg ans5ubuugcrn.
" 9eltid)e, Die nnn 1llieren
,Seiuoen auf bober see aHgetroiieii
ipllrOen. gleihDiel, ob tie a1inpier
.oOrr 9ti6tfampier iDaren, linO ibrer
5reibeit beronbt moroeu.
- llniere SSeiroe ba6en i6re
Sanoclsid)ifie 8u 9lngriffs3medcn
arnliert. ipoonr6 es unieren Salh-
bootcH IN lle6creititiunnng nit Den
9onOoner abmadlmgen mml6alih
Senadlt miro. gegen ioldje nerpen-
oct mcr0en 5u fonuen (nergl mneri-I
faniidles WiemoraIollm, s. sSebrilar
1916.
gas enaliide @eibbnd pom 5.
Snmlar 1916. III uelhem pom Gin.
idrdnilng oes 0cutidlrn Saan0el9 oic
9ieoc ii, ipeiit in pra6leriid)cr SgciIe
Noraui bin, Oob iuiolQe Ser non
englano aetroficilen 0iaBuobinen
Ger oelItide eport6anocl iait uoa.
ii0nOia labngelegt lit, inlo 0aB bic
eiufil8r nadl Geutidlan0 Dem 93il.
lal gnaIon0s imierinorien lit.
gie aniicrlide 9lQieruna perI1bt
iid oaraiIi 0oB bic @ep5lfcrung Der
&er. Staatsn, inOem lie iid) Der
ire!mNidaitIidlen geBie6lmgen. Die
Ddhreno eifes 3citrolnus BON irtcr
biuocrt Sabren 8pii1en bcioen gfa.
tioliet beitaaben eriurcrt, trut Der
Characterization, Die ueu unieren
Sciaoga IN Den &cg geIe9r psroen,
oie BON GelfihIoub obeu oorgcieaten
Staaopunfie beriidiidiiaen miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
grimdrmah!en in sSnOiana.

SSnOianopoliS, 5nO.. 8 Mars.
Sci oen grmarpabIcn i'm Staate
sSnoiano linO Ger Repu6Iitaucr
,SameS g. gooorid nrn @indeiter
nno 0er Gemofrat Sobn v. Noair
non BortlanO ais GouDertelrS.aan=
bioatrn fiir Die @duptpableu ber-
oorgegangcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

pno marien Die 9eutiden 6enm err
iten SoritoB aid suriif. Ood Io1ten
tie ii6 oieies Grfol9es nicbt Iange er-
Frelen, iie mliBten lpeihen.
9eitlifl Der Niaas boben fiA Die
8elltiden IN ser Saroonount-Ae-
Ooute feltgeiebt, i6rq 2inien bird,
erfotgreide 9lugriiie gegcn Die
reinoliden SteIlungen off Ser So
Ion Silgeltette into oell 9Sfeiier-5o-
ben ollsgerid)tet mo cine feIte GteI.
lung IN eilter Qange non filnf @eci-
len eillgenonnlen. 9te @riolae,
DeIhe Die GelttidJen i'm gS6pre-Gi.
itrift errlngen baden, iin0 unber.
fenn6ar;; SSresues babcn lie bereits
hinter iid3 ltno riiden icst Qeaen 0as
Sort be e'eilicoitrt, 0as 0ireft iiiD-
Ii6 bon Der 3jta0eac gerou ge-
Ngen it, iiegrei6 Dor.
3ablreidle 0Orfer serit6rt.
Gin aorreiponoent Ser g(iio5iier.
ten 8relie, Der me6re gage in Ser
9tdDe oes &aatpffelOes permeilte,
idreibt Sn betrddtliber @uttcrnltnq
birter Der 6rnnt nod 9SerOln 5lt
6eigt oas 9an0 feline ,3eiden 0es
ariege8. Die 2on0ItraBe lauft 0lu,b
bon Der ariegsinrie iiu6eril1rte
9orfer un0 9rtidaften. 9onn
a6er fonrnen 9leiIen ueriDiiitete1
San0es, Ourd8ogett bon ebenlaliaelt
Sd1iiBengraben; ieOes 8orf lit al
einen 5teinbollfen aemabt iporoeii.
9ie in ben Iebftpodplitlihen onltli-
den @erid)teli erfDdbntelt Grte Goll-
elinlont, 8anmoft, Grne iuta gtatH
llno ait0ere liegen III Nniiten nnO es
fiebf aus, ais ob oort Elm iilr1tba-
res grobeben aeiDiltet lat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
@eraleate erhaIien 3nlaae

glen 9lorf 8 .p}drS. Sic s'crg.
rertsbelIBer neH Glios SnOiaHn mo
SIlinpis iopie oent ipeitlidleR @senu.
ipluanien babcil iidl NIT ihren gIrbci.
tern ali enc SahnerhonHna ac.
ei1igt Ger neue Iurii 6lt nDei
Sabre @iiltiefeit mo beoeutet cine
iahrIihe 9obu5niage uon etipa sis..
100000 moran iil1eiGbr 100000
partiSipieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
gDettrrheridlt fir Snlnn

6ilr Coma llnbeitdnoia bellte
obeno. moalidermriic Sd)ueegeitober
inn norooitlidlen leil tdlter i'm lurit-
liden imo Seutraleit SeiI. 5reitas
scillueiie brpSItt mo fdlter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
0eutlC6(ln0 miro NIT
1ortuga( 6reC0cn!
SentIdJe uerOen bon ibren aoninln
anSeiuieien, BOrtngal su
Derlaiien.

2iiiabOn, Q. gadr8. Gie III
Gortilgal nnidiiigen oeiltiden 5taats.
biirger iinO bon ben Oeutiden Som
illln ongelpielen luorOen Borttgal
itnper5iigltd sll bertaiien uno iid
no0 Spanieu 5tI iDenOen. Gin 8ru6
Der Oiplomdtiicbeh @e5ie9uneen ami.
id)cn 0eutidlano unO 9ortugaI lit
llnausblel6hh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Mrtterhrriht.

sir Omaha mo llRieegenO. SeiI+
iuciic bcrp6lft bentr abcno uu0 ,Srei.
tag fdltcr 6reitag
,Sar glebrosta lcilmeiie bemoIft
hente obeno nuO 6rgitaa f1lter
ssreitop mo I'M nor0iidDcn Scil bcit=
te abcno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Tnr(0tbares &iitcll
Orutlter Nrtiaeric!
Anf Der gan3en fidelf6rmigen Der,
DnnsTrOnt baben Oie 9euti6eu
Den Angriff erOffnet!
earnaumput tuira nit Dem Sajonett geuommem!

2onoon. 8. Mdr0. - 0ffi3ieller
Barrier 8eridten 3ufoIge bat oit
0eutide grtiaerie 9eitern nahulittaq
aaf Dem gan3en Salbfreis, Der 0it
ShlahtIinie bel @erolu biloet, wie.
Der Elm foIoiinIeS 6euer er0ffnet. So
es ben Sran8oien gellin9en mar, Dem
Gororingen Der 0epti6cit in Dem
@orbenug-@eb0la ginAalt 5u gebieten
manOten oieie iid ben fein0lideu
5tcaltngen 0itli0 bon Dem @1nie.
boben5ug 8u r1to leBten iie einem
furdtbaren 9lrtileriefeuer aus; Die
5diiBcngrdbett iDllroen bon ben @e.
idoiien 5erit6rt. Damn ieBte Die
sSSnfonterie gum Sturnt alL un0 Die
8ranaoien nlllBten 5uriid.
2ebtere batten bel Sar0alIn1ort,
oitlid bon Sort 9ouaumont, befeItig.
te Stellungen be5pgen ufo bebinOer.
TEN Die 0eutiden 8oripdrts6elpegurl.
gen. Die 9eutiben unternobulen eli
nen iuudtisen 9 gaionettongriff, trie-
ben Die 6ran8iien alriif un0 nn6-
ten cine betradtli9e 9tn6aBl @efon-
gene.
Die Sample I'M Gorbeaur. .@ebol5
iieber Meilen nor0ipeltli1 bon Ser
Dun, 0querten Dolle 12 St1f10en
gead0em oie 9eutiden einen Sell
in Die DOrtige frau3oiiidle StelLung
getrieben botten, gerieten tie in Das
bonn @dnlebcrg unO Gotten Mlanit-
Berg uuf lie geridtete &reu5feuer
nno berntohten nidt iDeiter porSl-
0ringen. glber troboem 1aben Die
@eutiden mdbrero Der Sample Der
lesten 36 5tluloen gemaltige Sort
i6ritte 5lt ber5eidnen, uno Die Stel.
lungen nuf ben @1niebo6en u1o Dem
Gotten @farn-9erg itno gefGbr0et.
(8enn 0as idon Die fran50iii1e See
rcsleitllng iagt bonn gebt Die Sa1e
bort idief.) 9os oeuti9e ariegs-
amt erfl1rt, ooB Die 2lngriffe meit-
lid Der 9toas MIR 6esbalb uilter-
pnroen, Inn Die oe4tide 81
ME nlts6uridten. 9ieie8 ober bdlt
man I'M fran8oiiideu Sauptquartier
fir cine bloBe 6inte; man lit iiber-
5eugt, oaB Die 8eutiden binuen &rr-
3em eiren fpudtigen S9log bonn
gtoromeiten aus gegen 8erbun fiib-
rem per6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
@arnnna an ga6naeieaidlaften.

SSolhin9ton 9. Q}dr3. Gle
9obn-aonniilion iir @iaHael an
15radtmd9aons hot aelteru Die 6f.
ieIitiihen 9abngeiellidaiten 1enadl.
rlhtiat, Dab tie 0ieiemgen 9'abnrn
welhe lid ierner waiaerten, 1enii-
genO SSrahtUag8cns nod DEM NE.
iten Sn iel0en. nit Strdien belegeh
meroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09
Garis mirSer huffnltnasnnQ.

Faris, g. Dtara. Ser geIterr
abenO beransgegebene, etlpos rolq ge-
fdrbte offi8ielle 8eridt iiber oie gr-
eiguiiie Dor Geroun bot ben 9alt Der
8eo6lferllng lpieoer etlpas ge6oben,
uno man 1T ollf @runo 0ieles 8e-
ri1tS Der gniidt, OaB iidl geroul
boIten fonn. {9ie 6ran5oien lper-
ben eines Cages fiirdterli6 aus Die.
lem idlonen Eraum eripa1en.) Sic
9lrfilleriegcfedte lperoen dIs fltrnt=
bar beaeidnet. Gie oeutihe 9trtil-
Ierie bat oen aegel oes @iieeIs Scr.
2l3, nobe 6oraes, I'M 80 SUB fir
ser geluad)t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-09

seruft end bci eiutdafcn our
Ole aSribilng
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9ettidle groGern mehr NseldnNe.

2lmiteronnt 8 Mara. Sci Ser.
oml babcu Die 3euti1ct lpic0cr ge.
lpoltige Shldge gciabrt; arn lpiI0c.
ten tobten Die adupfc auf Der 3e6n
Mcilcn langen iSront BON 93atbia-
court, nor0wcitIid Don @er0lru, bis
3ur 9taas, iul0 6itlid) Ger 11Qas,
BON Den iilbliden 9lb6Qngen ser
9olou-0iigetfette bis nod Oct @e,
Qero BON Gondilnlont. glnf 6au
iibrigen 1eil Oes @eroml.aompf-
ieIoes oauern bic grtilleriefqmpfe
unilnterbrohen tort. 9ei ibren &C.
ipnltigell &oritoB noromeltlih BON
Scronn bobeu Die Geitideu Elm Sc.
l1uoe uon pier 9}eilcn gSeite mo
smei NleiIen Gicie erobert. Nm 1000
6rdn5oleil 9ericten in 8cianger.
idoft, 5ebn @eidliisc. oarImter nleb.
tere ldmeren aulibers. niele Wtaidli.
rengeiDebre, NiinenidIeiloerer uno
eine Wienge anoeres &riegsnlaterial
waren bic @eute 0es Siegers. 9eidt
nber murOe oen 9eiitiden oie 6'robe.
riulg 0ieies GelGnoes uir6t acnod)t
Die 5rdn5oien ipebrten iidl NIT Dem
0hIt Der Ger5peifIung uno erlitteii
i9mere &erlrite an Gotten un0 gSer-
iprnOeten; beionoers fllrhtbor nil
tete 0as Oeutihe slrtiIleriefeiter in
ihren Heiben am @aI0ronSe bon
Gunners sin Dem Gorbeoar @e.
bolj. 0us bon oeu Gentiheu gum
Seil erltiirmt nuroe. uuternabmenI
ole 5rai8oict einen @e5enaueriff
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07
POLICE ACTOR
SHOT AS THIEF


ried q much-worn old-fashioned leather
Standing by her side was roughly
dressed man. Occasionally ne cHs1
bastv glance at the woman,
The parade had passed ana the
Mayor had pinned medals on the heIlS
men: rockies and mounted men ma ia.
cD+ertained the spectators with eNhlDl-
go and the bicycle ambulance corps
beJ "burried 10 a hospital a patrol-
IN Who had tainted" when suddenly
H. rou0blv dressed man snatched al
tbo womanis handbag. 1t broke ieaV-
;.(, +bo handle on her arm ana the
-me tbook i'm his hand. She screamed
and he struck her, or'''"e
against the crowd. c<., Ga.
al FL 9orted across Twenty-fifth Street
+bo southwest corner. DETECTIVE
Coroeant Frank G.. (Silver KING ual.a-
~ attompted 20 intercept nm. ne
s'sbod Gallagher aside and shot out
- tbe roadway of Fifth Avenue on a
I AZ line with the Mayors party SIT
ting in review.
Runs Gantlet of Clubs
A score Of policemen we're sta n.an3
directly opposite the reviewing S'~m on
watching the cNulDltlVi' " ....,
,bov started on the woman's scream
Fverv baton was raised second Ialei .
- tbere was report OF TWO re-
,,oiyer shots and Detective SergeHnI
cotiegber started back, reaching for ms
ro"oIyer Fifteen Of the sticks STRUCK
tbe bodv of the roughly dressed man iiI
but he Shot past them and starleu III
a direct line for the reviewing S'"nu'
The smoking gun in his hand.
Kilrov. of duty, in plainciothes anu
watching the parade from the pave
80 i. front of the Mayors box, drew
his cum and started for the man Inss
net about twenty feet from wheIe the
Wavor stood. The roughly dressed man man
.hc,,ted get out of the way, you Il
snoil IT," just as Kilroy puiied 'n'
trigger Of his automatic. A..
Tben the roughly dressed man lot-
tered Blood spouted from ms mouth
he dropped his gun and the hahoDHs,
while the policemen in uniform. st ten
eth raised. prevented him from IAN
inc lie was Patrolman Reilly.
As Reilly stumbled back, inspector
Tierney and Detective Sergeant DaIlH'
cher dashed into the crowd OF patrol,
men. calling on them 10 stop: uoVT
Godi Stopl He's policeman!
sbouted Tierney as Reilly turned ms
Hood stained face, unable TO talk ana
nleading with his eyes for ara. -.
Inspector Tierney and seVerAi u MS
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of an hour after it had been SEIZED
uled. I have not yet decided who is 10
blame. Kilroy. however, is not to
blame for the occurrence"
The shooting finished the parade, al
though many of the spectators did not
know what had occurred.
"My God. this is awful" Kilroy said
when being questioned by detectives
and Inspector Tierney. 81 never knew
he was cop. My sole idea was TO
keep him from getting to the Mayor"
Chief Inspector Schmittberger. while
making his investigation, turned TO
Sergeant Joseph Hickey and said;
"If you hadn't been so damned slow
in getting started with that dog this
never would have happened
81 was delayed by the mounted men
blocking me when disbanding. don't
believe il would have made any differ
ence. The men got to Reilly so quick,
7 didn't have more than a chance 70 re-
lease the dog when Kilroy fred" was
the reply.
Later the chief said:
81 find that Kilroy fired the shot be
leving he was preventing shooting.
lie has not been placed under arrest
and has not been suspended
Reilly has been in the department
about four years and spent most OF
that time in the Parkville Station. He
is thirty-four years old and lives at lib
Vanderbilt Street, Flatbush. Kilroy has
been in the department about FIVE years
and made quite reputation as one Of
the cocaine squad.
Brilliant Line OF Bluecoats.
The parade was one Of the most brill
L.a oil
From Eighteenth Street TO the grand
stand the sidewalks were lined with
people and 5000 crowded into the
stands.
A noticeable feature was the lack OF
stout, red-faced policemen OF other
years and the presence of lean-limbed,
Drowned faced athletes. There were
5000 men in the parade, headed by
Chief Inspector Schmttberger. There
were ten regiments, each led by an in
spector.
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KETCHAM-L0NG WEDDING
[Ry Te.esr.ph to The Tribune. ]

Ardmore, Penn, May 6.-The we'd
ding took place this afternoon in the
Presbyterian Church here of Miss Jean
Nelson Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs:
Henderson Long, of Ardmore, and
William Tredwell Ketcham, Of New
York. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Andrew Mulch
The bride was given away by her
father. Her attendants were Miss
Elizabeth Deans, maid Of honor;
bridesmaids, Miss Linda Baker,
Miss Sarah Winslow Little, Miss Bar
bara Bonbright. of Rochester; Miss
Eleanor Bonbright and Miss Elizabeth
Bonbright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07

men carried Reilly into Twenty fourth
Street. Chief Inspector Schmittberger
left his place by the Commissioners
side and hurried after. The chief
commandered a passing auto and had
Reilly rushed to the New York Hos
pital.
No Blame, Says Woods.
There it was found he was shot in
the mouth. His teeth and most of his
gums had been blown away and the
steel bullet had lodged in the neck.
Woods left the grandstand before
Chief Inspector Schmittberger re-
turned. After he had visited the hos
pital, he gave out the following state
ment:
at was a very unfortunate thing.
Kilroy evidently lost his head. He had
not been previously apprised OF what
was TO take place. | went TO the hos
pital as soon as | could. | was very
fortunate in securing the services OF
Or. John A. Hartwell, who attended
Frank Polk when he was shot in City
Hall Park by a man who attempted TO
shoot Mayor Mitchell.
at was also pleasing 10 me that DR..
Bancroft, the visiting surgeon Of the
hospital, was on hand 10 examine Reil-
~. He made a careful examination and
took an X-ray, and decided not 10 take
the bullet out of the jaw just now.
The jawbone is fractured, but not out
of place. | mad Reilly put in private
room and sent word to his wife. She
had been in the grandstand when the
shooting occurred, and, as | understand,
she did not know what had actually
happened TO her husband.
at was a terribly unfortunate thing.
Kilroy was in plain clothes and had
not been tipped of. He was treasured
TO know that Reilly was not seriously
hurt. IL was a great pity that this
thing occurred to mar the parade,
which was one Of such high quality.
Undoubtedly there was some care
lcssness in the way the word was
passed
"Kilroy was temporarily assigned TO
the third branch. The stunt was pulled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07

Detroit. May 6.-At the Office Of the
Ford Motor Company it was explained
to-day that Mr. Ford did not care to
make any statement as to the Navy
League libel suit until he had been
served with the papers and had learned
more about the claims. He knew moth
ing Of the contemplated action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07

Immediately following the filing o.
this suit, Robert NJ. Thompson, presi-
dent of the Navy League, sent the fol-
lowing telegram TO Mr.. Ford
The Navy League has to-day brought
suit against you for 100000 damages
for libel upon the Navy League pub
Hshed in The Washington Herald" on
May !. 1916, which is similar 10 others
you have been publishing here and
elsewhere.
The Navy League assumes that you
will want 10 defend this suit, rather
than confess that you have been guilty
Of making false and defamatoIy
charges AGAINST the Navy League, ana
in order TO prevent delay suggests that
YOU communicate at once the name OF
an attorney here whom you will su-
thorize 20 accept service Of summons In
this case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07
100000 Asked for Alleged
Libel in AUTO Mans
Advertisement.
ACCUSED OF BOOSTING
IMIJNITION CONTRACTS
o,oanization Says II Has Suf-
fered Damage Trying TO
Serve Country

Warrington. May g. One hundred
...,.ars dollars damages for libel
-. demanded Of Henry Ford in a
-, fled today by the Navy League
80 chief target Of the paeifsts for
-. The league has been trying
aver since Congress opened to force
, pubHc inquiry into the charges
-,se sra;us. TO- J., forced Bryan 20
vibdraw charges and IL believes it
Fan succeed against SIR. Ford.
This su.t is based on the pubEca-
ton in many newspapers throughout
n, country on May Of a full page
,sve~.ssemsn. by SIR. Ford attacking
he Navy League. This advertisement
ns The elimination OF a series of
similar attacks.
The Navy League quotes from the
advertisements the paragraphs on
which bases D. claim. These are, in
part as follows:
"The Navy League has been spend
inc large svms to tell Americans that
II is ORGANIZED FOR the defence Of the
country.
~He-c VIC have the philosophy Of
the Navy League. which thus sustains
the ideas Of It's munitiOn-makins
founders. Brutal. lawless, avariciOus,
but ever making the common people
pay the bills in life limb, money and
waste.
Accuses Munitlon Makers.
aTbe munition makers fear the end
irc Of the war. They have built vast
additions TO their factories; not tempo
rarv structures. but great buildings
that indicate not hope but determine
ito, chat this war shall continue, that
other wars snail follow and bring their
bloody profits with them. Il they can
no. force more war they can at least,
they believe, tie up this country for
huge munition contracts. They and
their tools are preaching fear TO get
those contracts. And this treason,
masked as patriotism, has deluded many
Who have not thought and who will not
thruk'
TIE suit was brought by Henry B.
Mcfarland and Henry Breckenridge,
attorneys for the Navy League. Deter
mination 20 bring 10 was reached al q
meeting Of the directors Of the league
here or Friday The directors also
directed their attorneys at their dis
cret.on to file similar suits against