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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

ti1t. Su elmer r6etniI6en Gtabt psrs
iuGte Elm Guhrmann NIT einem fhperz
beldbenen Barren, an benz MIR Elm
Wauleiel eingeIpannt mar, cine Tteile
StraBe BinauFutommn. 9a5 Mdul>
tier dber Tam poer nil nint mehr unb
berfagt pl0bli9 BEN @ehoriam. GrboIt
iiber bisIe Streiilut, IdBt Der 6abr>
mann inter Sdreitn unb 5oben bic
peiti9e in 9dtigteit treten, bod oerge>
bens. Die ii6li4e Notwithstanding
bleibt nidt aus unb iolgt ben 9orgdns
gen nit gemiIdten @efH6len. Gnbli9
tritt Elm 6err an ben 81brmdnn beran
uuO fagt in begitigenbem 8one: r2ie6er
Siam, probieren Gje es bob etnmaG in
Site nit S6rem Maultier. Sic fpsrben
iebenj IS nirb bann idon geben."
Der 6uBrmdnn fab ben Spreder
etpd5 peroubt an Rnb iogte banR: $50,
meene Ge2 Qa. Ne8 lam mer ia mol
md4e." Gr sebt eiuen G4ritt 3urif
unb itent fid por ben nod INNER in
uutdtigteit btrbdrrenben @ierfHBler,
siebt bic Mitbe al uub fPri6t Ii6 bcrs
beugenb: r@ubcn DAG, 8eterte! @oIle
&c Dielleidt 10 gut fem unb BEN Barren
DO enuf8iebe2 Sd mar Sbne Oafir fe6r
bantbqr."
QGgemeines 8etG6ttr u6sr bitTe To-
miIde 4niprdds, bdnn pl0BIi9 Elm Bud,
unb bds Maultier eilt NIT Der 2ait bic
Gtrdbe binouf, 10 fdneu, 6aB ibm Icin
Serr tdum folgen tonntt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
I1amleielaneeHsteft.

8eim 9eorabnis bes Generals 2as
fitte nurben bic 9ugenbeR besIelben bfrs
oorgeboben uno btioHosrs bstont, baB er
in itintm 2eben ME geffu6t bate, troBs
rem er Iid oft in mibliden 2agen bts
funben babe. ,Das mag fhon iein,"
trpiberts Gin 3ub0rsr. ,absr baau bat
tr iebenfdus ME in isiuem 2fbsn eth
MdutefeIfubrtpsrt gefabrsn, benn EN-
MduleIsleeipanu tunu einen 9eiIigen
gum RdIen bringeH."
.0ds itimmt!" bemertts elm aOlonidts
pFfi3ier unb er3dbIts bdnn folgeHf !
@oradna. ,unttr BEN pitlen Wnul.
trei6ern unItrts 8ngentrdins bal
mir stnsn Qt1er, Der bas SuoerldIi9ite
geIpdnn fi6rte. gr asbrdudte uie bic
peitTdt, fonbern rtgierte feline ie6s
Sitre bonn Gattet ans nit blDben Wors
ten. Dar cine idpisrige Stene 81 pals
feren, 10 belt er Subor cine art 4ns
Tprdde an feline 3iert, bic NIT Der Dros
hung tnOigte, baB. ipenn fe ltsden bliss
ben, er linen allen in bic Sbren beibeu
fDirbe. 0isIe 9robung bate tets ben
gspiinT6tsn Grfolg, fem @sIpanu mar
tets berIGBlih, uno er puroe oesbalb
Der Qrtilerie sugsteilt, I'm Munition
6sran3ufabren. @dbreno zines @efedts,
dtrabe i'm fritiIden Momtnt, bate ii4
bic ben S6liFel gu unierer poiitiou
bedenbe 8dtierie berI9oHen. 8ereits
apet nit Muni!ion belaoene Wdgen
ftafen I'M SumpIe binter Der 9dtterie
FeTt, unb bic Maultiere .bpdttn". Die
gaiterte mar In 9sr5nsiFluRq. ga lam
ols britier bet Reasr nit isinem Sc
Ipann in Si6t. Dieter iiberIab nit
einem Bid bic Gage, Gr nanbts itd
gu Ieinen Sieren uRb Ia9te ibutu. baB,
ipenH fe biesmal itedeR blei6eu piroen,
er i6neu olen f6er bic gdnsen Obren
obtdutn tpiirbe gdn5 uuo gar ob!
9ie 9isrt fpdrsH ME sIsttriftrt uno
leqten Iid nit aner arnft uub Gnergie
ins g3euq. Inter m6rberiinem feinbs
liGsn 5tuer. biz an ben Baud i'm
Sampf, t~rtusten f, eliidli9 bic osrs
bdpanisooae Stslt, Die bartbebrGnste
gatterie unb nit ibr Der Gag portn
serstttt.'
DAP 9itli6ss 3utbsn in Gbnli6en
Sdgsn MtduIsIsl 81 ben dubsrItsn &rafts
dnItrsnquuetn 81 beItimmsn osrrnda, TT
oft btosdttst nprbsn unb rtrb uuT
burn fpRssesa ~ssseasasg eea 6stas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
Die KSrpereeitalt
jberMhnttcr 2lIGnncr,

Sci Ia9forfduagsn na6 Der @sitaIt
beribmter Mdunsr bat fd ergsbsn,
bab bos SbealbiIb man9er SeIben, BON
Der nii6ternen @irtIi4teit etipas ans
estrdntsIt, forrigiert perbsu muB.
3brtGus, Der beriihmte griediIds
&Fbt6ter, mar Iabm; aeiop, Der
Gubelbidttr, mar budeIig; @Ieranber
Der @roBe batte eiuen Sdief6aIs; Wal.
ter Scott bate tinen I~psenannten
&lumpfub; 1aasbrano, Der bsrii6mts
fran5oifde Diplomat, lit an elmer De-
formitdt bes reften 6uBes; 8pron, bus
engliide DuItdniI9e @ente, bate einen
8lumpfuB, mas aber ben britiI9en
9idter niht i'm ssringiten binberte, als
eriter ben 8osporus bel aonTtdntinopel
81 ~uberf9nimmen uHo 70 einen Retorb
ber5uitelIen, pie er oorbsr niht betanut
iporoen 1T, auh onoere bebeutenbe
Mtdnrer bd6en bur6 lire t6rperfife
WiBesffolt isinen 9erluf ibrtr oeiFtiotn
erlitten. limb nod nitIe orpse
Meninen ~unisrsr 9ultur, ME MenbeIss
John. 8oltdtre Il. +. M, bdbsn reidlif
surh pbnftf6e GGbietsittn tp,fiosmdht,
mas linen an tnrperlifsn Gdbsn trs
rtanstlt. Stlten nur finben mir oes
niols 8esdbuns unb iospsrlidt untos
&Li0ish sgiammsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
@ g 3fn 1pirfnnesfreile Scr 5rauen. g e

attion. Die f6limmIsn audlptilter
1bsr iinb iens GIisgsn, bic ben a6rper
Der msuI6tn unb Siers pdblen, ibnen
ben 2tbensbsbdrf au bisten. Gie bers
leibtn uns an lduen Spmmsrtdgtn ben
~@ufsnt6aIt i'm Srsien. Sur @lut 1T i6re
qoIuns. Die BiFsuI6alt bat lanoI
borgeton, bdB ger1be bic qspDbnllhe
Gtsdflisgt, beren Bib f9 nsbtnbei prd.
i%entiert, i9on f6fpere Gpibemien, ipeIs
den un8dbligt Meni6en erlagtn, bur6
llsbertrdguna b,rborgeruFsn bal. ers
fpdgt man nun, tpis melt Ie ffiegeB lam,
10 leudtet Elm, parum Ii6 Gdne elmer
berbserenoen 9rnntbeit oft nett as BON
Ssu4en9erb erei9ntn.
Gas Rdbtii9e geTunbbeitsdmt bon
Rttp goti bot in feinem .8eetIp Bull
lttin' bonn 90. Pdi Defenders einbrinp.
lib auf iolhe hniten @efabren bin9ss
picien. SIS empFieblt ieOermann, nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
Die ucmjabrseons.

-
Gintr 8erIiner 3eitung mtnebmen
mir iolgenoss ers0Bli6e @sihidt9en:
nBo6enldng bate meine Irau i6er bic
Dirtfduftsnote eeIt6bnt: iie bate iein
5ett uuo tonnte bies unb itneS ni6t
MAIDEN, yNenn man It6 nur eiRmdl
cine redt Ih6ne Gettgans leiiten t0nnte!"
Das mar ibr Simmer unb 9enten Ipdt
uno frib, unb ais ie gar borts, bdB
gutt. liebe Breunoe bpH uns ~ Gduls
5es. bic es gar nidt 10 bid fiben babsn
- il9 cine 5p0lfpfinbige 6ettaan5 gee
fault bdtten, ou tuurbe Der 8uui9 brens
neno. sd itano NIT meiner 6rau Dor
eiHem @eidaft in Der 2eipjigtr Strabe,
Do berrii9e Gdnis I'M Shduiepter
lagen. absr bic ~brenRenoe Ge6nIudt
tiibEts fi9 al, oils ie bic greiie las. DAB
man GdnIe rapfte, puBte iie; bob man
ourh @dnIe gfrupFt perbe, i6ien i9r
cine unberantmortli6e 9eusrung Der
&rie9s3eit. 60 puroe Der aauf Der
5ettgans untsrtaHen, SRbeFen na6men
bic Sebniu4tsIeuf8er meiner Grau fein
Gnbt; Qmebers batten bur9 bic Gltsrn
ibres 9isntmdoden8 aus Saiferburg
cine 5ettgans erbalten, bic .nur As M."
toItett, 8mebers cine bur9 bic 3Gnte
Der auIine BON i9rer 4us6eFerin. Denn
man bod aud fol9e 9dnteus poer aus
%finenaOre6e pHBte! @ber mir batten
leioer ni4t iolfe 8e5iebuugeu. 50 fuBte
i'd mir benn am GoHndbeub bpr benz
SiIOefter elm 9er5. fubr In bic Gtubt
unb taufte cine 5ettgans. Was Fe ges
toItst bat, mill i'd aud bier ni6t mits
teilen. SD log mtiner 6rau Dor. bdb
ih einfn biqigen Gintauf semodt babe,
unb naHnte i6r bic 6dlfte BEG be5ablten
preiIes. Qber meme 5rou mar trobs
bem niGt erfreut i6tr mein @eident.
Dag bic @ans prG9tig mar, mubte ie
eingeitcbsn, baB mein Giuiuuf gut ee@
pefen, tornte iie uiht leugnen, GHbli9
fam fe berans init Der Spra9e: ite
bate in3tpiiden cine @Gniedbrefe in
einem oHpreuBiIdsn Neit srIabren, bate
bortbiH gti6riebsu. baB uns cine Sans
per Qa9nahms eeididt nurbe, unb nun
i6nantte i6r 6er3 5pii6n Soffeu unb
5irdten; bic Sans aus SItpreuben,
nit br Ts mir cine 9euiabrsiibers
raIhung bate 6ereitm nsueH, Tonne ies
ben Qugenbtid dntommen. Das par
Sonnabenb bormittns eefutien; am
Rd6mittdg lraf bic 5ipeiie Sans ipirts
li6 Elm. limb pdbrsn6 meme gSrau AM
Sountag mittag nit ben beibeH @duIen
.ausnebmenb4 gliidli6 mar unb ii6ers
legte, ME iie bisie @orrdte ON beItea
~bertpalteR uno nitrsden" i0uue. trafen
- i'd ma in5fpiIben ausgeeangen
cine brittle unb pierte Sans elm. g1eine
Grau battle BEL ibreu GGneitern 70 oft
dneetraqt, Oh fe ihr nidt fir Sch unb
CUTE WOrts zine Sans bsiorgfn ionus
fen. oaB biefs ibr - bic cine tppbnt in
Miinden, bic anbere Bel Sa[e - ie cine
Sans dfs Rtuiabrsprdisut d6trionbt
bdtttn. 8ter @dnIe - nein, has mar
msiner 6rau etnn bod 81 piet. Gle
fjrftste, odb, renn mir in ben nGhIfen
Woden nur GdnIsfltiid ,Fsn rarben,
bic saHsi GeRiliE aEssIi9 gu i4naitsra
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
1ls mitS mic.


sn ber Gpraftds Der g3eitf4riFt beg
alatmtiuen 9tuti4sn Gprahbsrsins"
lsisn mir bic iolssnbsn beber8igsnspers
ten ausFubruusen: Die 8einoe fnb
Sd6lrsi9er m mir. p8as @eT9ibs
ftuer mar nibt 70 fart, oIs srparitt
Durb,.' Sc 1T anfshtbarss 9sutIa.
oisie ndblIois @nipsnbuns bon pis unb
-is Bel 9ergleidunssn. aber bic gt6is
r3lsEsit kim Gpra9gtbraun bat es
iaon fOtpsit gebradt, oaB Der Mibs
brauH INNER neiter I'm fb 9reift.
SsIbfi mandsn eebil0ttm 2eutsn fsblt
bns @prahsefiiH 70 if6r, baB Ne Bel Der
Wabl 5ipif4eu bieIm Wortden ratet
unb fid oft fall9 ausbriiden. 9ieIts
Shnanlen mag Elm Rabban bes tbemds
iigsn Spradgsbrauas fsin. ~llrfpriiHgs
lin Bate III etnTad ber9leidenoe, srs
ildrfnbs 9epsutung unb purbe I'm Slime
zines p%erltdrttsn o gsbrauht. mn
gle diu minnecliche also (guH5 10,
nis) der morgenrot tuot 20 trueben
wolken" Iogt bas RibsluneenIieb bon
Der Th0nen ariembiIb. Qun Goette
f6risb: Den Grub oss lInbeianHtfH
shrt ia, er li biz ntri ols alien 5reaHs
tts grib.@ gtfouDsrs fctnn 70 bordus
eiaa, bfau6te man bieits als. SH Gels
hHss .gothdn bu @tiis" btibt Is:
.Jdit 70 u~neripsistia ais uns ittt Der
rs1is GlduH.4 Man isbit oIs unb pis
in Der gsbtltune sdr5 elsid. -nnb
auEtn. hprdl eing's trap! tEapI ttapl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

beginner t0nnte. lno ols i3 beims
febrtt, bate Tt bic 9dnItfrage bercits
tslephonii4 seI0it. meine Sans bate
iie, ME Ie FreuositruhlenO Tdgte, an bic
lieben Gdul5es o9ne 8trluit. b. b. fir
ben 9reis, ben ih ibr ols 2aufpreis ges
nnnnt bate, p~ertauIt. Die otprsubiI6t
Sans bate ie nit gnn8 seringsm @er>
luft an dnbere Getanute abgefsbt. limb
ba bic Sdnie fi6 BEL BEN tparmen Dets
ter niht gut halten tpiirbeu, bate meme
Trdu fit bic bsiben Gsittdge gdite ein>
eeluben, bic einen fir bic ieBigsn Soften
gan3 unangebraaten Qppettt eutfpidelz
ten. 8itl bIitb nidt l6rig, @dnie
taufs i9 nidt nteoer."
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SIN Winisr 1T cine glieoe an Der
Mdnb oher oif benz siId tsine uuon.
eersbms Grf9sinunq. Wir oSnnen ibr
asrus elm Sr6pfftn Mil6 Dber sinen
droiamen, absr i'm Sodlommer. penn
lie tn Gnfp1rmen onaeriidt iommt.
Ionn iie uns fat has 3eben berIeiben.
astdltn bat bic Natur fir bas sabls
Tote nser oieIsr qlugegsiItsr ben SiE6
a.oedt; ne itipelsen bic san5e belize 3eit
btnbur9 in gleitnr uub 4mbroiid, Tres
etn8t aug buftistn 9tumenpolaIen unb
iptu1 bic Bitten berTaninben, Inat bic
gtti9e Mutter is in S6lof unb 9srs
esfen, Bis cine ntue Some aufat6t Iber
otm iun1en Grin.
60 alt tuis bic MenT9beit Iel6H in
pisaeidt iaon Otrsn admpf init ber
0litgt. Mahrerb anbere 3itre, fobalo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

mir ui6ts bon i6nsn fpiFsn tpoaen, idea
Dor uus flisbsn, ieBt iia bisIes lisbli6s
Meien uns brtiit duF bic Qaie. DAP
Is uns qu6 mon9es anbsre S9nipp6sn
fdlaat. nsrbantsn mir ieinem gerdbe3u
btrI4ptaosrif9 ou~sgsItdtteten Ssbors
gan. 8as QQfpeden aug benz WorQsas
Ihlummsr unb istntn Dibsrltano gs9su
infer WittdasIhldfffn MOLTEN mir inn
nod ptr5tiben. bod Der %ungebetene 9ait
hut uns Ghltmmeres an. @r fd1t nit
elmer aibnbsit iber bic G~peiIeborrdte
bss 6ausbolts Der, ME ie eben Rur ieis
net Dirt sigeu III. GObalb Der aaffee obsr
bag GHen auf BEN 3tI9e bampit, ers
ihtint er uH~eingtlaben unb ipq3iert 70
ungeniert Guf benz RanS bgs GeGltrs.
eaf uuIersm Singer, Dem 3uder unb
Sdbnetopfhen climber, ais mibte bos nur
70 fem. ga bas Gffuidl6en aud cine
oroBe 8orlitbe fir ntiBes 9dpier, belle
gtnittrf6si6sn uns laubere @anbbetlsis
bung bat, IdBt q iid germ bdrauf mics
Der. am fs bdBlih at %perun3iereh, Gum
Slid beiibt es cine Menge Tsinbe - su
osrsa .rbittertiten ber Menid oeb6rt
bic bdfar foretn, bdb Is uidt aa3u
rsihIi9 trfdeint. Msgtn isiner NaIts
MFtigttit nnb fontistn lludrttn bat i'm
biz AdusFrau ben 9erni6tunastrieg gss
fHfporsn. Gliegcnpupier, bito s2etm.
sshnamm uHb @ift, ou6 Der g~IdTsrns
Gdnosr, su BEN oas 9terHen pobl ben
Gingdng, In Ietutt g%eI9rdnfibeit ober
ridf ben Quspeg finbtt, ebenio bic
alappe, nit Der man gsfpebulid ihrer
5fpsi ins JsnIeits b%ef6rbert. unb ber'
bruhtste GenTter unb 9tirsu trsttn in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

alien mittsln gsssn bic glttgenbrut ans
3utdmpftn. Gin idlimmsr Rddttit
tcan babel aber burh bic Q~nlpsnbuna
bon Gift, borpsbmtifl fir &inbtr, ents
iiebeR. Durd eiiriges 8tmuben bieIer
8eh0rbt puroe Elm GridBprdpardt fir
arienit gtf6affen, bas dl9emein bets
brtttet rperben fol-. Mdn beibt es ,Sos
bum S~alieDlate". Bon bieitr ntufn
Embedding ptrTpriat fd bas 9sultb
Department cine 0roBsre Wirtiamttit
ala bon irgtno elmer anberen gu bieIem
3ntd qcmadttn; bic Qrt Der S~eritsls
lung unb @ernenouns ieRss MittsIs
pirb nod bstannt gegeben.
Sn sinem gum Dobl ber 9lgemeins
beit otr0Hentli9ten 8eeneiIsr iritt
fsrnfr bic 9irtttion bes ramtritdn Mus
Isum Of Rataral Siftorb" fir bic linz
Tddblidmahung Der BIiege eth. sic
gibt BARN cine Stdtiitit ii6er bic burh
oieies Snistt berurIadtsn f4redlidcn
Sbpbuss, Gboleras, @el6e 1iebtrs,
Mlalarias unb anbtrs Gpibemien beraus
unb label gIei6ssitig bds qubIiiam gum
9fIud bieIss grobdrtigen unb ls6rrsidsn
SnItttutss Elm. @rIteres lerut bort bic
btridiebenitsn arten iener audl9eiter,
bic in Idngsn GIastdften ausgeTttat unb
nit 6ilFe zines fpoblgeorbntten adtaloas
leift 3u unterf9siben Tnb, tennen.
9isis 8eFdtiguns lift iebsrmann dn5us
rdteH unb bic Grl1uterunqen, nel6e duf
Munfd bd5u gsgebsn tperben. biirften
bd8u b%eitrdgeH, uHs biesmdl beHer aIs
ie Dor bieIer eroBten aTsr Sommerplds
gen 80 fhiisen. Borte nur, bu flGine
Glitge! s..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
9rsi 9ssen.

as emit bds bipIomatif6t aorps Rem
aonis 2ubrig XVIII. BON ardufreih
islne auftpdrtung madie, befonb iih
aud 6urt S~dIeDrun5 in BEN AL fo[dsn
4uoten3en beftimmten SodIe. Scr
elegante Sp0tter beftets feline gIids urs
%beripenbt auf stnen Der 9iplomoien, ber
iebr biinne 8eins bate, unb 6tra6iets
ihn NIT iebr groBem Grnft.
ggBas 8ie6t Bonn Sbre aufmertIom.
fsit 70 anf f9?" fragte i'm @ienonb.
p@s III ionberbar ih bin unS
bleibe INNER bariibr in unoepikbeit.
srDIoerte sr, sob 9err b. @roaIis bret
9esen trdgt obsr ouf brei 8etnen aeht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
@a6Iiprud sinsr syHritin.

Barbara Sophia, sodtsr Sood,in
Griebrids, 9~urfarIten gu gronesabnro
uno 8%emdflin beg 6ersoos sohann
5risorih bon @ittemberg, pileqts. 70 oit
le ibrsn Gamen f6rieb, bic gudItaben
M. ". S. l. G. A. hinSu su lrhen.
BIeltda sldubte man bng 3tndhHlie
ssnos dtg 9eutuue bes Msnoaramms
nspnlen uno oasielbe udd Isinem @orfs
ldute aelelen ols Nusorud Der Nersb
ruts tit bic MuTt berlisFen sa IDlen.
zig bic 6irftin isbod am 13. februor
1854 ens 3eitlihe issneie, traab Eth
ans ihren b%interIaHsnsn pdpitrtn 81.
Eoprs ertlnruna. 3isisI6s Iautsis:
g 5g,; gsrtrousn Sabet Sa GbrHae
Aa v
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Snt effer.

9dnfmonn: sSii bos ouh Elm reensr,
5abluHssfdbissr Wenf9, ben Sis ols
sdufer fir msin Gtfhdfi in ausiidi
hdbtn2' - Nsent: sBit Gje nnr fros
gen tonnsn, 6srr mtitr! Wsnn if Git
h~lHsinltesn tpoatt -. Sann irntbs IDS
bod isIbsr tuufsE!"
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Me6enfraae.

Snabigs: so Bit, mir aus. bob Gle
r1sintn Siuoern nit aler aisbe tnts
esesntommen." Rtue rim: .Ros
tirli4 = itnp Otan fdon srpo9isHs
@0Es e0as
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-03-03
HOUSE WORKS ON
MERGENCY BOND
ISSUE MEASURE
The Section Embodying it Was
Stricken From the Naval
Bill Yesterday.

Washington. March 3.-After an ex-
ecutive session in which. Secretary Nc
Adoo participated the house ways and
means committee today reported ia
vorable the resolution to authorize a
$3.50. 100000 bond issue for hurrying
naval construction. Unlimited power
for the president to spend the money
as he will. either for work already au-
thorissd or for new projects, was de-
MED by the committee despite vigorous
efforts of democrats to obtain 1t.
Republicans contend that In case OF
national emergency congress probably
would be in session and IL would be
possible to broaden tho president 9
powers. They disclaimed any desire
to hinder the president
The provision for the bond issue
was stricken out Of the naval bill when
It went to conference last night altar
an objection by the house. because the
clause for appropriating money had
been placed in the bin by the senate.
The naval bill was then agreed to In
both houses without the financial pro-
vision and II was tacitfy understood
that a separate measure furnishing the
president with the needed funds, origi-
mating In the house. should be passed
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DECLARE BOYCOTT ON
POTATOES AND ONIONS
Tacoma Club Members Will
Not Buy These Vegetables
at Present Prices.

Tacoma, Wash, March 3.-Potatoes
and onions were put on a contraband
list last night by the South Tacoma
Boosters club Beginning March Is.
the members voted to buy no more of
those vegetables. Resolutions were
adopted scoring producers and dealers
who were declared to have stored large
quantities of foodstuffs in warehouses.
The club, which plays a prominent part
in the suburb where the big Northern
Pacific carshops are located. invited
all other organizations to join the boy
colt. As the members entered the hall
last evening. they were handed a small
potato each and many wore them on
their coat lapels during the meeting.
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900. More than $4,000 was paid in
license fees.
Butte has more than 1900 automo-
biles, pleasure cars and trucks, valued
at more than one million dollars
Seventy-on makes are represented In
the cars operated In Montana's me-
tropolis and they range in cost from
s3l6 to $1,000 each.
Butte alone consumed 1.s50.0o0 gall
Ions OF gasoline and $4,000 gallons u
lubricating oil in operation OF its
motor-propelled vehicles last year.
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INVESTMENT IN AUTOS
TOTALS MORE THAN $25, 600. 600

Automobile owners of this city spent
sss1. 900 for gasoline during 1916. for
the average price was 20 cents per
gallon. and approximately $4,000 for
lubricating oils.
Forty six manufacturers of pleasure
cars and q score Of truck makers have
Butte agencies.
The investment in garages, show
rooms. accessory stocks and stores In
Butte exceeds a half million dollars.
There are more than 100000 motor
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Eighteen Pages of Today's
Issue, Devoted to Motor
Cars, Constitutes the Most
Comprehensive Discussion of
the Subject Ever Attempted
in the Northwest.

The Post presents today with its
regular edition the most complete and
greatest section devoted exclusively to
motor cars and the automobile industry
that has ever been published by any
In Montana. With its 16-
page special section and two additional
pages. the Post publishes IS pages Of
news matter. interesting data, stories
and Advertisements relating exclusively
to affairs of the motor world and de-
tails OF the automobile industry.
Every phase nf the industry Is thor
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Statistics complied In city. state and
nation afford an eloquent exposition
of the growth and Importance Of the
automobile industry in the United
States. In many instances they are
astounding and give hint Of what may
be expected during the coming year to
which manufacturers look forward
with greater optimism than ever
Montana has 34.e1e automobiles reg
istered with the secretary Of state,
representing 13s different makes ami
an Investment Of more than 26.ooo.-
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POST AUTO SECTION COVERS
EVERY PHASE OF INDUSTRY

oughly covered in the Posts automo-
bile section. which appeals not only to
the motor car owner and the prospeo-
tive purchaser. but TO even those who
manifest the most casual interest in
as well.
The offerings of the leading manu-
facturers are attractively set forth In
the advertisements and the news fsa-
lures include stories dealing with the
growth and extent of the industry in
city. state and nation, Its history To-
cally. "reminiscences by Butte's first
owners and drivers. details of the
latest offerings of makers and access
sorry houses and the salient features of
current models of standard make. II
presents facts and figures that are new.
and In many instances are astounding.
especially a. they relate to the phe-
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Many expressions of surprise were
heard when the visitors entered the
show. During the morning all the
doors were opened to allow the dealers
to roll In their cars. Sharply at IL
o'clock the doors were closed and the
steam turned on. Upon entrance 0ns
got the impression Of being liftsd from
q climate OF xerc weather. into south
srn California. respondent in verdure
and flowers. The big building was
kept comfortably warm throughout the
entire day.
Band Concerts Twice Daily.
The A. C. n. band started its pro-
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La Toilette and Stone
Oppose the Presi-
dents Policy.
OTHER MEASURES
ARE JEOPARDIZED
Many Senators Agree
First Armed Ship
Means War.

Washington, March a. The
armed neutrality bill was running
a neck and neck race with time in
congress today. Democratic lead
ers were aiming to get it through
some how before the session dies at
noon tomorrow, but we're not en-
-tirely sure of the position of its
opposition, In the senate, where
the bill was being debated,
there were some long opposition
speeches ahead.
Although a great majority of the re-
publicans urged it's passage. the Lead
ers were not sure where the ,sst mo-
ment would find :, nator La Toilette
and the strain was drawn out by Sen
ator stones offering of amendments
which are disagreeable to the presi-
dent Senator La Toilette will make
long speech against the measure.
II was evident that the situation had
forced other legislation into an
eleventh hour debate where much of
1t would be sacrificed.
A Navy Plan.
Senator Stone told the senate today
he had heard that navy experts had
devised a plan for protection of Amer
ican merchant ships whereby they
would be equipped with small sub
marine chasing boats to be lowered in
the danger zone to scout for hostile
craft and attack them.
What's Their Status.
| .syyith tbia prnta,tia, ,arrsoa 49,. -
said Senator Stone. "a question arises
as to what would be the status of
merchant ships so protected"
Senator Hughes suggested II was
hardly proper the subject be discussed
openly so soon after the senate had
passed bill with stringent penalties
to prevent discussion of such secrets.
Senator Stone retorted he had not said
the plan had been adopted but that
1t had been advised and considered.
Two Amendments.
When debate was resumed today.
Senator Hitchcock. to perfect the bills
parliamentary status. had the senate
draft. with two slight amendments
substituted after the enacting clause
for the house text. One amendment
eliminates the provision for armin9
merchantmen fore and aft" thus re-
moving specific direction as to arma-
ment. The other prevents United
States protection for foreign ships.
An Ambush.
Senator Brandegee. republican of
Connecticut. called the German pro-
hibited Zone IAN ambush where Ger
many laid In wait to deal death" to
anyone who entered against her order
creating II.
shall we sit supinely and allow the
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