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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17

log, eiueu Streitpunft ser gergan,
aenbeit 5u erIeoigen, tDenn fat mil
Siderbeit oormisgeIogt iperoer
fanl5 BOB ii@ IN 3ufunft 3nl6en.
foIle ereigueu f0nnen, melde Die
i6merIten 6oIgen nah iib 3ieben
mo9en. 4esbalb iei Is llnbeOingt
notig, OaB 0eutidlauo lDie 0elter-
reid-llngnrn in einer offi3ielIeu Nlit.
telling tbre gegebeneu 9eripredrn1.
gen iDieoerbolen mto ousoriidlid er.
fldren, oab oieiel6en surd) Die nett.
en- YtaBndbmen ntdt eri9attert
per0en.
Die lestt anerifdntide gtote al
Die W3ddte bctrcfis ci1er G1ltluaif.
nuig Der SaHoels0onipfer tonne in
feiner g8eiie Die Stellungnabuc DER
Ser StndtGl bceinfluiIen, 0dB Der
Sau66ootfrieg gemdB Der irternott-
onalen @eieBe geiubrt ucroen nluB.
0ieie gtote iei mlr erlalien mor6en,
nm beioe frie0fiibreuoen 8artcicn
81 peroulaiieni ben Seefriel 10
meni6Iid nie nl0glilb 3u filbrcu.
eatc yegIaAndbme o0er ,3iirildiDei-
Jung Der gtota miir0e nidlts at0erps
sur iSolge baden, ais Dab oie BIS
bergen GrInjipien Der internatio.
naIen @eieBe, mouadb 6anoels0am.
pier friegfiibrenoer 9tationen ar.
miert uerOen oilrfert tueiter bette.
teu (5ein ausgefliigelt, S5err
8ie onerifdniibe Regicrlna babe
ibre 6oroerrng, oaB 9onoelshma.
pier nift obne &arnltnq anQe1rifs
fen iDer6eH Aiirfcn, ME alti ial6e.
ipaffnete 59iffe allein beidraIftr
menn aud in 6cnt Qlliitania-Sall
ieiten8 Der guloes-9feaierltnq crtra
oornuf bingewieIen 1ei, 0aB oieielbe
nidlt beItiift mar.
0ies lei ieoof MIR 6esbol6 ge.
ifeben, tUeil 9elttid)lon0 6eFolptct
babe, 0nB Die 2itiitnnia arnliqrt mar,
als iie gietp 9orf periieB. (s5nnter
beiler, Serr 2aniingl 0ob N0ie
Regierltnq Die aabitdnc
Der beitiiften 6anoeIsoonrpfer an.
1etpielen 6ot, oelttide SQlld)boote
Iofort an5ugreifeu. bns 6abcn Sic
po9l ifon bergeiien?)
Die innere Gage 8eutidIan0s
piro bier nlS oerartig betradtct, |
oaB iie Die Gage cridinerpn f6nne.
Die gn6dnar oeS g(omirals 2irpib
d)einen pie0er ncbr IN ben 8or.
8l treten. uno man ndlIie
,aDer Die glngelegenbeit iii febr beif. |
er @eife be9anoeln, 0a Elm Sal ser
fegierilng gat6monn 9olllueq : |
)ier ni6t geluiinidJt miro. (gr ite6tl
MIDI feit)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Briten mie0er UOn
Tlr6en gelt0(agen!
Bel Gnt-el-glmara berlieren Tie in
elnem 8efed)t 1000 Wtann
SOte nnb Scrwuubete.

aonitdntiltope(, IL. 6e6r. gas
arie9solnt utelOete bcute, OoB bic
8riten bel &ut-el 9lnora eineu q(u-
griff auf Die tiirtiicben 5tellrngen
lulternabmen, ieooh inter groBelt
8erluiteu ibrerieits 5urildgetriebe1
pltroen. IS miro genIeloet, 0ob Die
8riten in Oieiem @efe4t 2000 Mann
on Gotten uno 8eriplmOcten ellt6lB-
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
stnrin indlt GnalnnS hcim.

Sononu, II. 6cIr @ol5 eua-
lano mpr0c 5cltern uon einen
gnrdt6aren ShmnI bciiHgeiud)t, Der
nut eiHer Sdplaligfeit Don 90 Diet
len iiher nas Sauo oobiitfegte. 6arnl.
gebapoe.s grilden mlO @abn-Signal-
itationen ipnroen 3eritort. Ger 5e-
lepbon- ino IeIcalap6-Gertebr ipltr-
Oe al iebr> p.eieu Stelleu pOlliq ulI-
tetbr0den. I'm Handen Gtellea
Darea Die 9anOitroBen bon filnf
Sub tiefen @oiiermaiien beoecft.
&iele aiiiteniabrjglge mlroen EN-
Gpler 0es StiIrnes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Ruqen 6eGn(pruC6en
I grObe HriegS6eute!
SeGanpten ferHer, bci Grseruul
10000 Siirfen sefan9en sc.
noumen 5a gaben.

&etrogra0, II. 5ebr. gta6.
riGten ous 8iflis beiagen, oaB Oit
9iliien bel Der Grltilruang Gr5e.
rum's 10000 Gitrten geiangeu &c.
nopluen un0 ito @eidlBe ero6ert
baben 6erner fieI i6nen cine gro,
Be @lenge &riegsntaterial, oas in
Gtr3erlm aufgeitapelt mar, in 0ie
&anoe. Su Dem funitdgigen Sam.
pre- ioaen Die Giirfen 25,000 Wiann
OH 8oten uno 8ertuln0eten einge,
tilBt la6eu (@igentiipli9 lit es,
0aB ollie Oieie 9tadri6ten aus @e.
trograO tonunen; aonitantinopel bat
bis 9clte mittog nod fein g8ort
ilber Den 5aa Gr3erums 0ebra6t.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
3u(ammenltOB NIT
t0O(id6en 5O(gen!
glaf Der SpnsLas Ctr. grafe fol-
liOicrt Antu NIT 6traken-
babn; Elm SOter.

@eitte tno~oas itieB Elm 2aIta1tto
Der glaar gw .sfer 60. auf Der
9ouglos Sn. sSride NIT einent
StraBenbabnaitg, Der ans slpei $50.
gen beltono, nit boiler g8lutk slas
iainuleu. Ser 2ellter Oes ashaa
ssSdrne3 Murrap, fano babel 0elt .e.u,,,
mabren0 Der 2enfer beg GtraBen-
babnDagefls, 6. .. Crane, berleBt
lpuroe.
Ser StroBenbabn5ug fam BON
Council Bluffs 1lnb mar etlna in
Der ge6be Der Z. StraBe a1geIollgt.
als Der 3uionlmenitpB erfolgte. gsie
Crane ertldrte, batte Der @aud elmer
ltrter Der Bride fnbren0en 2ofonlo.
tibe ibm bolltg Die 4usiidt berlue6rt,
io0aB er oos beroniauleuoe glllto
ltid)t feben foilnte.
On 9Snd)t om anpralls mar
filrdtbar. 9os idpere 2aItaitto
puroe tuie .eiu Spielbaa ourd 0as
3ertriiinmerte 9riideneel1nOer etina
30 Sub IN Die Siefe geIdleiloert.
DfurroD mar oltf Der Stelle tot 1al0
bis 8ur llnfeniltII6feit aermalnlt.
8os 9lllto bil0ete einell groBet
Srillnmerbaitfen. Son ben Gaiiqgie.
rem lDur0e rliematlo berleBt. Ser
gobnberfebr mar ilber cine Sturloe
Lnferbrodei1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
J(eun per(Onen llIltRr
Triimmern 6egra6enl
in &cria, 2ery itiirst cpcru6ans
Elm; nenn @crionen tut, piele
Ocrlebt.

Mcrio Ger, H. 6e6r. 9}eitu
8erioneH fanoen bier oen Io0, als
oas olte Bieiige Speru6aus gqItenl
nadnaittaa obue ieoe 98nrnuim 5u.
ionlnlelitiir3te, uR0 perihie0ene Ser.
ionen Dllroen berleBt.
eeSn Dem mtr ieItel nod bcnllbten
@ebau0e ioltc cine annitaitsiteluna
iiir Die oficntIidcn 5dlulen nbge.
5olten iperOeu, fiji oic ntan eiaen
aroBeu geiudj eripartete Dir 9e.
ilder begonncu iid acrane eili3tiili-
Den, aIS oas @Icbanoe ploblidl ell.
itilr5tc @leid Hadl oen Gtnitlui
erfolgte cine ,iurdtbdre @as45rpIos
iioll weldje Die 1nilnlHcr ora Sc.
banoes III Braun ieste uaO bic Sc
fabr ned ucrar6Berte. lliter oen
@etoteten brfiHoeu iid Der snprr.
inten0ent Der itGotiidleh 5ditlen,
qroi u. y. 8icsncr, mo oeilen
@attin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Hoperer fertig in
See 30 lteCt)en.
Sentide Sdiffe merSen in Sdfen Ser
fanariideu Snicln eebeim
ansgcrititct.

0}obile, 9llu.. II. 8ebr. aabi-
tan s. s. @iague bonn omerifani-
iden SAoner 0@ogar @. gturood
bat Die gta6ridt bierber gebrad)t,
bob eli 0euti9e 0anpfer, Die lid iii
beri6leoenen @6fen Den fanarii6en
5uIeln befinOen insgebeim orrtiert
un0 NIT Dem notiger aoblelibe0orf
berieben mor0en iinO, nm III SEE 5u
ite6en lnt0 ouf feirTide @dn0eIs-
i6iffe Sago 81 Rluren. Nluglule
iagt, 0aB er ielbIt 2l00 Sonnpn
aoblen an Oertihe 9lgeuteu III ge.
nertffa abgeIiefert uuO geieben ba.
be, $lpie Die aOblen in Die 8lnlfet
mebrerer Oelttidler 8antpier perla0ea
lDurnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Dfrlin III init
Rf9t frtaunt!
Die neuen SorOcruuecR in Der Sa.
iitania-gIuselegenbeit 6eriBren
peiulidJ.

Berlin II. Gc6r. Dan batte
iid bier Der iroben &oiftung binge-
geben, Dab bic 2uiitonta 2lHgelegen-
beit enolid glldli9 bGigelegt iporoefl
ieb ltnO beltte foulmt ploblid bic
Meloung oaB Die amerifanii6e Re
gierlng nit neuen 6oroerungen be-
treffs oes &au6boptfricges Berporge-
treten lei. Wtau befirdtet ooB Die
@eilegilng oes Safes III meite 5erne
geriidt lit; nl0glidcripede mag oa-
bon ilberbalpt nitt 0ie gie0e ieill.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
S,nnncrln6ne in Nlrm glnrf

Seem gorf, IL. 5ebr. y 9a &c.
teru oie 9(mcrifoner irlner iiber 6ic
nieori9en 2obuc III Gentidlano lmG
anocrcu 5taoten @uropus. mo ou-
bei lit cs bier itellenpeiie in Seem
Dprf cbcrio idlintnt ooer nod ihlim,
mer pie anoerslpo. 9eiou0ers in
Der Scim Su0uitric iino Die 20Gne
nle6r ais er6Grmlidl. glls @eiIpieI
iDirD ic6I elue 6ran 9lntouio @6urcb
auqehiGrt. meldje nit ihren orei
fleinen 9mOeru bonn 3agesgrauelt
biz mat in Sic gindlt binein iid) nit
Der Seritellung oon fiinitIifen 9lu-
uen beinbt 8ofiir erbdlt iie pro
SroB, ioge unp ifreibe. gan5e 20c.
5ros ollen 6leiBes fonneu oIle bier
gtianrnen uidt mchr ais ~ eSroB
per @ode fertia iteIlrn mas einen
Sgsodlclueroicait BON $40 aits-
nlddt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
penlionSOOr(agen i'm
9aule angenommen!
SaSnrdl iucrbcn bic &cniiOnaanaea.
ben lGBrlidl nm S2,J00,000
pcrmclrt.

SaibihgtolL II. 6c6r. 8mci
Geniionsporlogen murocn geitern fnl
@ouie ongeupnuucn. Ger ciuen qe-
ndB iollen Bic 8ihDen ltn0 ntin0er-
ia9ri0en ain0er pon 2ffi5iercu unO
9tonridoiten, Die 80 Gage ODER
me1r IN Der Arnec oDer 0lariae Scr
&cr 5tooteu inG9rno oeS 3bitip.
ptnenffiegcs geoieni nabcg 4'eniioa
erbuIten Is ipLr0 anaenonnien,
oa6 10000 8eiIiiousbcredaiaie III
Oleie aoteasrie tommcn. Sic alt.
oere @orlnge ihreibt Dor. o0B ben
,Slioianerfdnpiern ans Out ,,abreil
1865 bis 1891 lton1tlidl cine lcns
iion poil $50 ousbc5a1lt merocn Jeff,
bod ntiiiieu Oieie ninAeitqns 62
Sollre alt icin. Gen &itipea nldler
Snoianerfolnpler iollal nlonatll4
S12 1llsbeSablt ner0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Oampf9r=8ranO
aul 0O6er Seel

gofobomo, H. 6e6r. - Ser ia-
paniide 8aiiagirrOmnpier ganana
Qturll, einer Ger i@neaitea tn0 id0n-
iten G3eanoonpiar Gapaus, Der 0en
8erfe9r 8miiden }lueritd un0 ,5apan
Derlnittelt, lit aui bober 3ee in
8ralO gcraten iu0 bat gt0tiigHalc
erlaiien. 9lte9rcrc Sdifie ltrebeu
Dem beOrdu9tcn 0onlpitr, Der cine
groBe gtn8abl @alagicre all gor0
but, 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
gStet i'd nnS Sims.

Sorlan 5a.,. II. 6ebrS grau
5lorence Golbart, mpldle bei Ser
nahc EanaiHa, Saa ipolnlell0en se6.
terin 6rah ". Y. @jIaBeod mohhte,
nahm lidl AuO ibreln 5iuei 1a6re
olten dhndcn Ourdl g'eraiffqa ons
Scben SaRDUierige srunfheit bill.
BET oen geiDeggrlalO Der anieliaea
Eat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Rronprin5 Wi(6e(m
fii6rt 5Uei llrmeen!

Paris, II. 6e6r. 8ie 3eitllng
edo Dc garts" agIoet, oaB Der
Oeittide arottprin5 Brieorid g8iI-
belm aud 0as aonrhan0o iiber bic
arnlee in GliaB 2otbringen erbalten
babe; ouberoem fiibrt CT aud ben
9efebl itber Die Oenii4e 9lrgounen-
gLrlnee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
NiGtS Nenes DDll
&ritgsi6aupldben!
Sdle6te @itterung bebinDert Dte
tltllitarii6en OperatiOnen; ct.
3erum iOa gefaaen ietn!
8ulgareu aah oeferrei9.llng bot sarayol

allt-el-amora aber lit fogar 600
W1eilen entierrlf, ltn0 ner meiB, mas
ii6 allies ereignen mag, ebe Die
9tulien and nur einen &eiI 0ieIes
8egeS 8uriifgelegt ba6en. lle6ri.
gems lit we0er BON &onftdrtinopel
nod bon Berlin etpos Sffi3ieIles
iiber ben SoI @raertm's getHeloet
tDor0erh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Gr6itten 8cttllns BON &aiOn.

sSaibington II 55e6r. Die
SanoeIs Sereiniglua bon 9lem Or.
leans lit beim Sefretdf Jieofieln
poritellig 9clpor0eu Die Gage ser
bonn 9liiiiiiippi it6crflnteteu @egen-
Den Dem Qrdii0enten @iliuR uno
ieinent aa5inett 5it unltcr6reitcn.
Sic 9ltgclggeu6cit miro bel Der
radltcu aa6iaettaiiBiug an 6rei.
tag 3ur Spra6e tontnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Mrttrrhcridlt.

Sir Gmobo uuO llmaegen0: !:
5dlon beutr abeuO un0 SSreitaa.
allAler belite aben0.
sur 9tebrasfa gilt OosieIbc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Gr6itterun9 in Ber(ln
ii6lr Junten= =3en(ur!
Cberit SOnie briugt i6arfen grOtelt
rtit; 0auiels ueriprid)t glb-
Gilie.

g8oi6ington, II. S5ebr. 3ic
hon ocn Ser. StdQten au8geil6te
Benin oeltticber ofii3ieller 6lnfeu-
/ llodrtdten bat Die oeutide 9legie.
ring DeronluBt, ourd ibren bieitgcn
9otidaiter BON gernjtorif energiidy
81 proteitieren. 9betIt Soltle, 10
beibt as in 9ieiigen 9ieoierllngS-
freiien, miro einen meiteren ldar-
len Sroteit Der oeutideu Gegierllng
initbriugdn.
9tu6 tm 5toatsoepartement eiu-
gelauienen unoffi5iellen 9eridten
alts Berlin 5uriidgefebrter gImeri-
faner, Die ii6 auf cine |Beriooe bon
lehs @lonaten erItrefen Bot Der
ltmitan0, oaR felbit oiplonlatil6e
8erbinOung 5miiben Der bieligen
6euti9en 8otidaFt lnl0 Dem auSn1rs
ttgen 9lnlt in Berlin ben anlerifnli,
iden 8enior paiiieren mrs, bic
Gelltihe 9iegierul9 aufS duBerlte
crbtttett. Stele 3eniltr, nadt ger-
lin gelteno, oisfrinlilliert, tlnlSo.
inegr, alS 0iplomatii1e 9Scrtreter
Ger 2Iaiierten in Den Ser. Staaten
cine 5reibeit Der aabet BADEN ltn0
lire 0epeiden nidt-3eniiert n6ienOtn
fonnen.
Der @ruuo fir ginri6fltnq Ser
3eniur mar ole 9e6aupttnq @roB-
britannieHs, oaB Die GelttIc1en I'M
0ieiem 2auOe nlittels Ser Syllnfen-
telegrap6ie lid) NIT 0cutiden 5dif-.
fen ouf Dem N}eere in ger6iaoung
balten tOnnen. glbqeie6en oauon,
noB taiRe 0eutitben ariegsi6iffe aigf
Dem Qieere iino erfI1rte Elm 9e.
nnlter Der 0eutiden gotidaft, iDiir0e.
man iid Die 8eniur idon gefaQen
lallen peun Ser gotidoft Die Gr-
Jau6ni5 erteilt niiroe, offi3ielle 3e.I
peiden in Gbifire on 0as gIusmdr-
tigc 2lmt in Berlin 3lt ieu0cn.
llntcr 0eu 6eitebeitoett 3lftunocnI
iper0cn Oerartige D}itteilmgen. nod
Dem iic bon 9eanlten oieier }fegie-
rttpg gelcien fmo, ourd oas Staat8- /.
Gepartement bei6rOert. 5ip tpers
ben per a1bcl nltn lnde man
nidlt ii6rr 2nnoon ooer aopcn-I
baacu 0ci6ift Ter 6icrourh cit-
tretcuOc 2tulentboIt tctragt oft fiinf
lnqe.
2ic oeiti6c 8otiflaft 6ot 2snior-
lnationcn oaB G5erit 6onic eirc
IenocruN in ben 3eninr @}etbooeu
miro, Die min0eitens 0ic
lcGeinc lle6erulittelnna offi3IaIler
1epeiden oes 0eltit6en glll5mGrti-
len gIuteS geitattcn miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
ROdl Elm 0am6rud).

yietp Orleans, "a. II, 5ebr.
9IuBet ben bereit5 geitern gcmeIoc-
ten 6ei0cn Ganlnltriltben lit 6ei
Oitico, ga, ettpa 20 aReilen mter.
bul6 bon bier. nod Elm oritter
Ganlnl ge6oriten 1ie 0prtiqei
Gron9c. mo @eniliciarluen 6ciin.
ben iid it @eid6r, iiberilutgt BIT
iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
2eninr lpirb aemiI6ert lncroen.

.Qlarincicfretdr 8nllieIS bat Die
erfldrllng o6gegeben, Die bi56er ge.
iibtc itrcnac 3ctilm 8ll nnIoern.
2icies qcifieht arlf arlno oes bon
GerltItQrii gclterl crtpbenen Qro.
tgte5 Gr 8i6t 8u 0aB oie ocn
aiheritoaiidcn 3cuicren aeaebeneu
9lu6tbcill9nilie 5u iueitgebeno iiro,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
5(ut(C6aOen in
cOuilianG enOrm!
6nnbcrte Garmcu ii6tridlluemintt
. tauleuOe BeriOHeu ObnadlOs;
Orei yieger ertrnnfen.

g}atdlea 9liii.. T. 6ebr. lie.
berflltun9en in 9oliiiaua nebmen
einen ilnnet beoro6lideren G6arof.
ter an. 2lus 9}eipelton, @o., miro
I'M Oringeuoe 9ilfe aebeten Sort
bat infolge Gomntbruhs Ser DltI-
itIIippi cine Strede pm $4,000
2ldern frudtbaren 2anoes bon
ltdnotg iiberflutet. lte6er 1000
&erionen iino ob0a6loS ooer IN @e.
fobr, un0 nr Elm ein3iqes 0totor.
boot iIt erbdltIih. tln i6nen Rettllng
5u 6rin9en. 9rei gle9er iin0 er.
trlnlten. Die Sage Der @eorobteu lit
fitrGtbar. Gou bier aus iuuroc Der
9fesieruaaS6ampier Ia lSoilr6e"
init cirer 2ln3obl fIeinerer @opte
irlo Gettllgsnalmidlaiten an Aoro
abgeiouot mn Die 8e0rdngteu ans
ibrcr gcfa6rliBen Gage 3u befreien.
The Washington times., 1916-01-19
OLD WALKER-HUGHES
MARKET SITE SOLD

w. Gordon Crawford. realty broker.
has reported the sale Of the former site
OF tho Walker-HuEhes Market, in Con-
necticute avenue across from De Sales
place, to an out-of-town investor. The
property, which was owned by w. La
brot, brought approximately $l06,OOO. 1t
has a frontage OF sixty feet on Con-
necticut avenue, and extends through
to Eighteenth street, the building oc-
cupying about one-half Of the lot
1t is understood that the purchaser
will remodel the present structure, en-
larging It for business purposes Twelve
thousand feet Of floor space is obtain
able.
Since the walker-Hughes Company
moved to their new quarters more than
n year ago. the building has been va
cant. It was erected about ten years
ago, being first occupied by the Stumph
& Lyford Company. The structure is
most imposing, two large, central pill
lars supporting a portico and forming
an entrance to a spacious hall surround
ed by q balcony. Two large plate ass
windows occupy practically the entire
front of the building, which Is OF lime
stone.
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tee today postponed indefinitely action
Moss appeared, but was told the COM
mittee would not give him a hearing
until after 1t concludes consideration OF
the annual diplomatic appropriation
bill. The appropriation bill was used
to head of immediate discussion in the
House OF the Mexican situation.
Ell PASo, Jan. 1s.-General Carranza's g
death order has thrown a chill of horror
into the hearts OF Mexican bandits. The
public parade of the corpses of bandits
to show the fate OF the lawIess has
driven the outlaws farther into the
mountains today.
With the reported murder OF two more
Americans near Torreon still uDcon-
firmed, Carranza officials in Juarez are
nation will satisfactorily avenge the
slaughter of Americans at Santa YsabeI.
Enrique Cisneros. a Villista leader,
Will be the next to die. After he is shot
here or in Chihuahua City, his corpse
will be added to the public display OF
the dead bodies OF Jose Rodriguez and
Miguel Bacca Wales.
executions of Rodriguez and Bacca VAL
les the bandits, in Mortified pleading on
their knees, begged for their lives.
Rodriguez, once dashing leader of
the ground.
today in the mountains OF Chihuahua
Francisco Villa. Carranza officials
said they would only be satisfied when
they displayed the bandit chiefs bullet
riddfed corpse In public.
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Proposes Jaunt' Round
Capital by City Rulers

While the mercury is lowering below
the freezing point the District Commits
sioners are considering. more or less
seriously. an invitation received from
the Rev. John Van schaick. former
president of the Monday Evening Club,
and recent worker in the European
war zone, to take a walk over the Dis
tricts boundary lines. The route sug-
gested Is from Chesapeake Junction to
Burville, to Kenilworth. to Mt. Rainier,
TO Takoma Park, to the outskirts of
Silver Springs. and other hamlets.
walking" says MIR. Van schaick, "ls
the Oldest and most honorable OF all
methods of moving from place to place.
IL is essentially democratic. Such a
walk taken by the Commissioners in
these degenerate days Of motor cars.
and made known, as IL would be
through the public press. would endear
the Commissioners to all the Inhabitants
OF the District.
"It would enable them to inspect con-
ditionF on the line. state Of preserva-
tlon OF historic boundary stones. and
other markers, wash Of District soil
over into Maryland. deposit OF Mary
land trash on District territory feasi-
bility of the line boulevard project, and
call their attention 10 one OF the most
dangerous and demornlizinK problems Of
our day. hybrid houses half I'm Mary
land and half I'm the District.
ARRANGEMENTS could be made for mo-
tion pictures showing the Commissioners
fording streams. leaplng bitches. neRo-
tiating fences or pausing to look rever-
emily upon one OF the old boundary
stones OF 1872. These pictures would be
enormously popular and II wisely man
aged large sums might be realized for
charity. Such action by the Commission
ers might lead to the establishment of a
custom and the appointment OF regu-
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HOT WATER THE
BEST LIVER AND
BOWEL MEDICINE
Says Glass of hot water be-
fore breakfast washes
poiSons from system.

Physicians the world over recommend
the inside bath. claiming this r. or
vastly more Importance than outside
cleanliness. because the skin pores do
not absorb Impurities into the blood
causing Ill health. while the pores I'm
the ten yards Of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning. before breakfast. a giass
, OF hot water with a teasDoonful of lime
stone phosphate i'm IL. as a harmless
means of helping to wash from the
stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels the
previous days indigestible material
poisons. sour bile and toxins: thus
cleansing. sweetening and purifying the
entire alimentary canal before putting
more food into the stomach.
Just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin. so hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the elimina-
Those who wake up with bad breath,
coated tongue. nasty taste or have n
dull. aching head, sallow complexion
acid stomach: others who are subject
to bilious attacks or constipation. should
obtain O quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This will
cost very little but rs sufficient to DEM
onstrate the value OF inside bathing
Those who continue Il each morning
are assured OF pronounced results. both
IN regard TO health and appearance
Advt.
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lar day or days known as walking the
boundary day or DAYS Such an oh
servance would relight the fires of pa
triOtism I'm the hearts of our citizens.
silence the critic. and aid nightly. in
the solving Of all vexing social prob
lens.
"a committee OF one hundred represen-
tative citizens could be designated to
make the necessary arrangements. II
thought wise tho Commissioners
might invite former members Of the
board, like Justice Siddons, Colonel
Truesdell, II. V. r. -Macfarland Cuno
u. Rudolph, to follow in line. ami
lend additional dignity to the occa-
sion.
"I have already communicated with
members OF the District Committees
OF both houses OF Congress and find
all parties favorable to the project,
and have assurances of a unanimous
vote for generous appropriations for
suitable public services and mem
orials which might be necessary n
any untownrd tnsult3 should follow
tbs Unusual experience"
While the Commissioners declined
today TO state whether they will ac.
cept Mr.. Van Sehaicks suggestion.
their probable course win be to lay
II on the table until weather CON
ditions are more propitious.
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Mexico Controversy
Has Only Begun, Is
Belief of Senator's

IT is the conviction of Senators who
have been closely following the situa-
tion, that only the beginning OF the
fierce controversy over Mexico has been
heard in Congress. especially In the
Senate.
Warning has been given by Senator
Borah that If the Foreign Relations
Committee does not act on some of the
Mexican resolutions before 1t, he will
find a way of bringing the subject be-
This could be done on motion to
discharge the committee. Such a motion
would stir up an even more strenuous
tumult than any which has peen
aroused thus far.
The committee, II Senator stone can
lutions. But the situation in the COM
mittee Is close and Senator Stone real
ICES he is sitting over volcano.
To Seek Action.
Today is the regular meeting day of
the Foreign Relations Committee. Pro-
ponents Of the pending resolutions will
try to get them considered
As has been the case ever since the
Santa Ysabel massacre, there is no real
indication that a resolution looking to
intervention in any form, disguised or
otherwise, can be adopted by Congress-
Nevertheless, there Is a great deal or
apprehension caused among Administra-
ton leaders by the scathing assaults on
the Administration course as to Mexico.
This feeling of apprehension was
clearly voiced In the debate yesterday
by Senator Newlands, when he recount-
ed with solemnity how Mckinley,
against his will and judgment, was
kicked into war" with Spain and
pleaded with the Republicans not to
force the country into war now by the
same process then employed.
The House Foreign Affairs Commit