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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
111ieSer TIT Jctu6
cine 5llocrtolcilitito
gei &alnnt, eSa., itiirscn bicr g8ag.
gOns Die 8Didnng bina6.
20 berlebt.

g8oInut, SSa., 6. sch. @eftern
obeno gegen 10 ll9r clttgIciite. Ct.
ipa 8lpei @teilen bon bier, eit 3ng
Der 9fof aS58la1to 8abn luo Orei
8aggon8 iorpie Der GepadiuagelG
itiir5ten einen 8eDn SUB tiefen Qlb.
bang binob. Ser fir Rauder Re.
ierbierte @a9en fling 5eier unb
brannte b0lig 1lieoer.
IS nuroen 20 9erIonea berleut,
IL oobon gefdbrIi6, upO einer nolf
oieIen iogar totlidb. Sic 11 GduDer
berleBten muroen mad Atlafltic III
Elm SoipitaG untergebradt. l1nfer
0ieien befinoen ftd aus Soma iflo
9eebro5fa 5rat g8alter Gold, Gjriss
poIO, Sa.; 8ral 81. s. goiter, 8e.
nice, 0leb; gS. 8. Nelion, 9errl,
So. Inter ben 2eidtoerlebtef Tian
Die folgenoen olts 0maba: @eorgc
@arrab, GbaS. 9. Sn0iolt, Sbontas
S. &orfer ilr0 6. 3. Solution.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
Sn &aibington lnirO
Der Grieg prOpbeSeit!
1ac ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MnS sic GanSess
pcrtciSt9nneszKcmmiiiion IinS nit
Dcrbercitmnoen bcIt6ftiat.
Die cage rUirS in Scr ,sabinettslibuns belprod1cn

Boibington, 6. fgeb. = $ier er.
iuartet man, 0oB 9eutiblono binnen
"a Stiuloen ole grfl1ring g8ilionS
betreffs glbbrltdS Der 6iplonlotii6en
8e5iebungen nut 0eutidlonO beant.
iuorten miro. llno Dos mag cine
arie8serfldrlng ieinl Die Meinung
bridt iih bier iumer mebr gagn,
DAB oielcr S1ritt bon 9eutidlano
ulternonuncn neroen miro luo bcr.
meiIt babel auf Ole gluslaIlungen
oes oeuti6clt Minifers oes glu8-
ipdrtigen Der geItern sic Grfld-
rung obgegeben bat, Dab 2eutI1.
Iono feincn Sdritt riidlpdrtS tim
miro. glu6 ruft man fi6 in Grim
nerun9 auriif, 6oB Der oeuti6e Bot
ifofter nod oem Sriier 5aQ ge.
iogt babe, Dob elm 9lbbru1 Der Oi.
plomottiden ge5iebungen nit
0elitIhIono NIT elmer Griegserflds
ring bon Scitcn 3cutidlono5 be-
nliflDortet lDeroel1 Dur0e. Sdl0n
oonoI3 bate BrGiioent 8ilion ben
MlitgIieoern bes aoutitees fir aus.
iu1rtiQe gtngeIegcnbeiten erfldrt,
noB ieiuer Meinitng nad Elm 9lb.
brll1 Der 8a3iebungen einen Grieg
I'M @efolge Baben ruiliie. g[ber
@rdf b. 8ernitorff batte oieIe ieine
9teiming ipGter wieoer 3uriidgenonl.
men. @eridIinmert bat iid Die 2o.
qc ooourd, buB ein farbiger ameri.
foniiher 9itrger, Der unf Dem Sri,
tenidiff gobeitone 0ienit eenommen
bate, bel oeiien 8erienfrtng ltm8
2eben gefoumen lit.
Sollte 9etltidlono pirtlid 0en
arieg erfl1ren, 10 miro es ieocnfoll8
Die 9emilblngen oes' Gr1iioenten,
alle neutrulen @i1dltc 5n perorIoi-
len init 9euti9lano 0iplouatiibe
9e5iebnngen nb5ubreherL ols @riuO
gum ariege biritellen. @eiuiiie STE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
@eraro eriu(6t ltrt
3uittQung oer $die!
1DirS ieine 1breiie ieScd ucrsSecrn, bis cr
weits, tpann Bctidafter Bcrnitcrff
tDai6inafon perl66f.
yssei4nsnSe asnkermmesn Ssr Sent(4en preffe.

fif no9 Der nadIten DaaterialIunsI
renbalOlung unb fauferL mas iie
bnben polen. Inter bteien l1u1-
itdnoen iit es Ieidt Die @eiesc
Der SuuanitGt s,t preiien. g[inerifd
bot ebenioipenig Gedt, rns geaens
iiber Sen mordliI6 gntriliteteit aisf.
8uipielen, eiren ornen &eufeL Sit
berurteilen, Der au8 purer SCOT nit
Dem @eies III Gonflift gerct.
9as beiltihe 8oIf betpQbrt fram
tpie Dor ben Ser. 5taaten gegetiiber
holltommene Ritbe grtra g2nnen
fin0 lan oos aaterifaniide Bot-
ihaftsgebG1toe geIteIt, aber es i1t
6lt feinerlet 4enonitrntione1 ge-
fommen. SSSlt5tpiiden iino Die Waif.
glie0er Ser 8otldaft NIT Dem @iu-
podet ibrer 5ahen beiddftigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06

gierungsbcante aber geben ii6 i'm.
mer nod Der Soffnung bin oaB
9ellti6Iono, ebe e8 gum @euBeritet
tonnt, cine 0}1Bi9ung in Dem
ll.Bootfrieg cintreteu loIicn miro.
gSdbreno Der 4rQiioent Dor lie.
bcritilr5lmg marnt, trifit man i'm
ariegSs tnO W}arincant ale g[n.
italten gum ariege.
Seute nn9mittog bolt Ser SRA.
fioent cine 9onferen3 NIT Dem aas
binett nb, I'M Die SadIoge genot
3lt beiprehen; offenbar iper0en iuci.
tere 8lane 3ur Wiobiliiierung Der
Streitfrafte 6e8 2onoe8 beraten ner.
ben. Scr &onaraB bat iid bereit
erflGrt, irgeuO cine Sunme, iUelde
Die Regierling fir ariegS3uefe ber-
langen iollte, at belpilligen. ltno
man crtpartet, oaB I'M 2ollfe 0es
beuti9eil Cages Der gunocsicnot
Dem gr1Itoenten un0 ieinem Gobi.
nett Elm 8ertroliensbotum obitatten
miro.
0ait nlnidinennlGBigcr 8rdsiIion
.(?) meroen BON oen beri6ie0enen
aouitees Der 2anoesoertcioigangs
aomniiiion 6em grQIiocuten, oern
aricgsiefretdr gafer unO oem @la,
rineiefretdr 3oniels 8lGne lu1ters
breitet. Ole meiIte 9[rbeit aber
bot Der Mforineiefret1r at bclpalti.
gen. Is lit nl6glid]. 0oB Die In
4n9rifF genommcnen glrbeiten an
ben groBen S6la6tibiffen eiuge-
1tellt iperoen lrn0 man Dem 9att
bon 3oudbooten uro Shiffen, Die
3llr gLblpebr boa 3audbootangriifen
oienen ioIlen groBere gtufmerfiam.
felt idenft. SSn alien gfegieruness
Departments miro IN gebeiulrltsoob
Ter 8eiie genrbpitet, ilno 5um 8iuei.
ten gaaIe bittnen 5iuei Subren ipei-
9erte ii9 Der Graiioent, 3eitlmgss
bertreter 5lt enlpfan9en.
9Sr1iiSrnt g8ilIon ertunrtet, oob
Die neutraIen @e16te i9h beutc
nod ben 8eiheio 8ifomnen Ioiieu
Deroen o6 iie eetpillt iino, fi6 ici
mem @ori4lage, nit 9elttidlano al
breheL anifIieben peroen o0er
nidt. Sollteu iie ieinem 3ufe fol.
gen. 6ann miro binnen furaem eine
aonferen5 bon 9ertretern Der g1elt.
truIen geboIten neroerL in pelder
9aitteI uno @e9e 5i beidIieBen
itno, 9euti6lano gum godgeben int
&au66oottrieg au 8pingen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
Illb Senat iibcrreitet
1oetc Ses 4or6ISenten!
GinluanOcrnnssOurlas iunit aegen
ben 8illen 8iIiuus 4eIek
geiuDr0en.

8oi6ington, 6. 5e6. = g(u6 ser
9unoesienot bat geitern Oa8 9eto
oeS Brdiioenten in be3ug ouf Die
GtnlponoerllngSporloge iiberlttrtntt
itno lit oamit Dem 8eiipiel 0es Sou.
ie8 gefolgt. Ole gt6ltimnuing ergob
go fir ln0 19 gegen 9lnnabme Der
8orIuge, 10 OoB olio Die berIongte
8ruei0rittelrnebrbeit melt itbertroffen
ipur0e, obglei6 Sapan in letter
Stlntoe gGgen oen 8ortlaut Der
alulliel, ipelhe Die g[uSi6lieBung Der
9Giinten bebonoelt. proteitiert bot.
glf 3emotraten lmo ad)t &epubIifa-
ncr itimmten nit Dem @r1iioenten
fiir 8ermeriltng Der 8orloge. 9te
8orlagc miro iontit tros oes 8etos
Oe3 ErGitocnten gum @eieB, uno ale
Ginpanocrer iiber 16 Sabre, melfe
nidt leicn o0er idreiben f0fmen, iino
NIT gerin9er 2luSnobme bon ser
2anblng au8geidlolien.
Qa8 lebte Der mclligen Male, 6o
Ser &ongreB oo8 8cto 0es 9r1lt.
Oenten ii6eritinlnt bat, mar llnter
9raii0ent 3aft ais iiber beIien 8eto
binlueg Die 8ebb.aenoon 8orloge
ongenommen puroe, nelcbe ben 8ro-
bibitioniiten iebt bel Der Qurdfii6.
ritng ibrer @eicBe 10 ponitatten
fomntt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
Briltt Ram Ociitlc6cn
nibt illlertuartct!
Tlan alanbt, Onk Der aries bsenOet
ieiu iuirO, che glmerifa ein.
grcifen fann.

Berlin, 6. Sch, itber 2or0on. -
Ole bieiigen 3eitltngen betradten
ben g[bbrufJ Ser oiplomntiihen BE.
siebilrgen 5ipiiden glmerifa ltn0
Geltif)lon0 ais einen 2[ft bon gro.
ber geoenfli6feit, Die eoitoriellen
geipredungen ober fino in rrbigerL
iuiiroepoaen Gone geDalten. 8enh.
tengiuert 1T Die en0ung bon
Sdinpfereien ouf glmerifa utl6 Jar
faItiihen 9emerfungen. 0ie meiiten
8eitun9en erflGren, oaB Die Sano.
lungspeiie 9lmerifo8 ben 9elttidett
feinesueqs il6erraider0 fam; ole
ober iueiien Die bon Dem 9rdiioenten
oufaeiteQte 8e6nuptltng 5uriif, Dob
8etltihlan0 0aS am a. gtat 1916
eeeebene 9eripreben gebroden babe!
man Iegt beionoeres @epidt oa.
raul ooB 4ertti6lono 0amals aller.
oings Elm gerlprehen gertaft babe,
inoeiien 1lltter 0ent 8orbebaIt, OoB
Der 4Sraitoeilt old) england 6lulnge,
oas 96lfcrre6t our See 5u beobad)-
ten. Wfan 9laubt bier, Dab Ole Ser.
5taaten al 0elttiblano Stricg er.
tldrcn tueroch on Die Gou66oot,
frirgiilbrung unbe0ingt bic i1no 0o
ben So0 eine5 Entertainers im @e-
folge babcn inub.
Ole s3eititugen beben berbor, OaB
Gin arieg nit 9lmerifa ooS fleiuIte
eon 3lpei llebeln iei. 9(merifu miro
ols 6aftor in einem ariege lcidJt &c.
nominrn critens pegen Der groben
entiernung oes 2anoes bonn 9rieg8.
ibaupIab, mo 5peitens negen Ger
lan9eu 3eit, Die Die 8iIoung elmer
tanglihen ariegsmodt beOingen
lDiiroe. ey1 mnltden areiien nIadt
iih bic gieiuling eeIteno, ooB sic
Saitdboote Oen arieg entideiOen
piirOen ebe 9lmcrita aftib in 6cn
Nrieg eingrefen t0mtte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
PcMdnS bleibt tuic
bisber Neutral!
Die &reiie erflGrt, Onf Die geO9ra-
pbiidJe Gage ni6ts nnSeres
iibris laIie.

,Q(niter6au ii6er 2on0on, 6. Seb.
SSSn ieinen geitrigen 2eitdrtifeG er-
Hart oaS eSonoelsbfao" OaB ieoes
neltrale 2ano, oeiien 50bne Die Gee
befabren, ii6er Die glaBregeL Der
Ser. Staatcn fSreltOe empfinoen
nliiiie, ooB $oaonbs geogrnpbiibe
Gage je0od ni4t cine 9erteioigung
oe8 2e6enS uno Der Greibeit ibrer
SeeGcilte our4 @affengepalt re6t-
fertt9e.
Ser u8elegraaf" i6reibt, ouB me-
Der Die 9fegierlng nod oaS 8olf
Sollanos arieg piiniben oaB icoo6,
tpem 9ellti6lono in feinen1 uobn-
iinnigen aurS fortfobre, Die tleine-
rem gtelttrnlen iid) Der Notnenoigfeit
geaenilbcr geltcIlt ieben t0nnten bel
Der gntfermlng Der @efabr n1it5u-
belfen un6 ibre @bre unO llnobbGn.
gi9feit, ia ibre @riiteu5 8u berteioi-
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
ucltcr Pcbucri6lae
cincs SranScicn!
SOrpebicrnng Der gGniitania" IOa
iabrlidJ ii6erall nlS Srancrtag
begangen iuer0en.

4}nris, 6. Sch. Ser 2l6geor0.
rete @uernier, @oriiben0er 0e8
aamrnerau8iduiie8 fir San0eIs.
idiffabrt, bat Den 8oridlaq oe.
maht OoB Der SabreStag Ser Sorpe-
0ierung Der o2uiitania" ais elm ge-
ieblider @eoeuftag erflGrt miro, ser
idbrlid oaourh begangen meroen
ioa, ooB oGe Sdifie III Scr gau8en
gselt ibre 6lagge anf @oIbmaIt flag.
gen.
@uernicr enlpiieblt, 0aB ilberaa
int eleiden 2lugenblif nadJ einein
orabtloien SignoE iGn1tli6e Sdiffe
i6ren brabtloicu Gienit einitellen
nno Dos uGade-8o o@eoenft"
alSienocn. Der 2lppeG ioQ an oie
Sdiffseigentilnler iino aopitane un0
Dlaunidoften Der 5obraeuge gerid.
tet merocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
Nntetikas BanEiers
bietcn i9rc Pilfc on!

aanio8 9th, W2o., 6. Gye6. -
Ss5m gaamen Der 1900 03itglieoer
Der 9(mericon 8anfers 9(IIociation
bat geitern 6eren 45r6Iioent @. g8.
8oebel bon bier per 8epei6e benz
Rraii0ent Die 1lllterItilsuug Der Ser
bel Der MobiIiiierllng Der
6inon5en OeS 2an0eS un0 nm 8e-
reitidaitsplane ourdfiibren at fon-
men, angeboten. @oebel lit in
0eutidlano gcbpren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
Gn9lanS bofft auf
Ole Der. Staten!

2on0on 6. 5e6. = Sier froqt
man it'd, Of bie Ser. Gtaoten 0ie
G6tuug 0es farbigen S6iffsfnedts,
Der bel Der 8erIenfung 0cs britiidelt
3anpfers pGabeitone" INNS 2e6en
fam oIs ariee8uriodc betraf)ten
merOen, ooer ni6t. Sier in gna-
Iano lit man oobon itber8eugt, 6aB
Die Ser. Staatcn itd) oen Gntente-
mGhten nnidIieBen 1uto in ben 9riee
gegen 9eutidlan0 sic6en luer6en.
SS5eoen gtlteefblif eriuortet man Die
ariegscrfl6rung. Won lnodte ben
anleritnniideu 8otidofter Sage 10
germ olS 9ttnOeseenoiien begriiBen,
aber g(merifo lit intnier nod nelt.
trail ino Die @nglGn0er rniiIien III
rem @ntbuiiosntuS 3iigel anIeaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
Garralt5iitcit itnS
11iaiItcn i'm 6efcd1t!

Gl Gnio, Ger, 6. sye6. - 8ie
ans Der Gtnot G6i6uabuu in SSiia.
res eintrcifenbc 9aiiagierc gcitern
ertldrteh mar bel ibrer 2l6reiic in
Der gldbe Der GtuOt eiu @eied)t 8ni.
ideu aegierung5truppen lmo g3iIli.
iten I'M @angc.
9ie 2elte ertl1ren oaB $50 Der.
nintoete GarrnnSiiten nadj Der
Staot gbibuabua eingebraht iporoen
iuaren mo boB Elm General. Gar.
ron5os getotet iein ioa. Gs beibt,
OoB es Scucrol 5rnucisco @on5a.
les IT, Der bis Dor furjenl Stpnl.
nlanoaat bon ssuare3 mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
i'm 2jli,,arS crfrOren.

Siour 6oQs, 9. o, 6. 5eb. =
0ie 2eide oes SeilnltGtters 6. %.
Sboip iplrOe geitern 5uei 12eilen
bon ieiner 5nrnt bel @tcSyntoI6. e.
@. in nolig erfrorenen 3uItanO
aufgeiimoeu slugenideinlidl bate
Der 63 Gabrc aItc Wfnnn bcl oenl
9Ii56arO am galnsiag ieineh saeg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
6eneralkcitiltl p6lt
iic6 sur 1tbreiie bereit!

Gan 6raucisco, Cal, 6. 5e6. -
Scr bieiige OeutIde @eleralfonIuL
30ppfel miro nod 0em Often ab-
reiierL iobolO ieine 9tultsgeidGfte
nbgeluideIt iina. 8ieies Oiirfte nlr
nod gang filr5e 3eit III 9Inipru9
nebn;eu.
@loeIit) lit es. 0os Der berlrteilte
@cncrolfonlili 8opp ieine @ciGne-
1l9r trofc oittreten miro. ooer 6oB er
cifo 5eoenteno bobere 8nraihoft
iteIlen Hub.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
ScbwcSe1r id1r6nkt
BabltUerkcbr cins
SO6lenmaugel 10 brifcnO, SaF oiefer
Sdritt uUtiuenOig iunrOe.

StodboIln, iiber 9onSon, 6. sSeb.
Der 9teliter-ao -aorreiponoetit in
Stofbolm beridtet. oaB infolge nes
MangelS ou GobIet Der Mainiiter
0e8 Snueru cine fofortige geihralIs
flng oeS geionlten 8aiIagierDer.
febrS auf 0en Stoatsba6nett nffges
oronet bat. 9futb miro eine boI0i.
ge 8eidrGnflrag oes Srtsperfebrs
in 9(uSii6t gefteIIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
2,522 lteMc 13ekrnten
i'm 11tcnat Janttar!

8aibin9tot 4. 6e6. S9ym 0fo-
nat SSanuar boben ii6 fir 0as Seer
nie fir Die 6lotte i'm gnn8en 2522
@lnnn annerben laIien. Bon oieIen
entfaaen 1929 auf Die 6lotte uno
100 auf Die glrmee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
2lnicrikaltcr IcHcn
Dcmtl6lanS pcrlaIIen!

@oi6inqton 6. Sch. 2lQen in
0eutidlono Icbcnoen g(merifanern
lit BON Der 9unOesregierltng ser
Rat gegeben iUorben, 8eutidIan0
SIT Derluiien g8ie man beltte bier
IN @riobrltng gGbrodt bat, lit BOT,
ifofter @erarO ionic Oie omerifa-
nildcn aonillln ongcmieIcn uorOcn
Den 2lueritaHcrL 0ie Geutidlano
berlaiien ollie @ilfe ongeOeiben 3u
lalieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
uebraska init 111ilicit,
Scpelhiert 11epiHe!
Iudj anSere Staatcn beriidnn 6cn
ErGiiOenten ibrcr ltuteritiituug.

2incoln 9lc6., 6. Sch - @ouber-
neur &eitb gtcbille bot geitern Dem
Grdiioenten @iIion foIgenoe 9epc-
idc gciouot in iuel6er er 0ieien Der
Ircuc Der 8cb0lferltng IebrasfuS
berithert: geebraSfa itebt binter SD
nen in ie0em Sal, Der eintreten
mag. aeitb gtepilIe, @ouberneur.
3ies ging Der SnDcliierutg 0es 8rG-
it0enten ieitenS 0e8 Senats borous.
gudl SnOiana bereit.
SSSnoianapolis, SS5no., 6. 5e6. -
Ger Senat Der StaQtsIegi8Iotur
folgte geitern ocm 8eiipie[ oeg
@olies ulo no9m ebenfaIS einen
gei6GuB an in pelden Die SiIfs-
queaen ln1b llntcritiibung Oe8 Stoa-
teS I'M Sale elmer STRIFE NIT 3elti6=
lonO Der gunbesregierttng 8ur Ser
fiigung geitellt tperDen.
WaiiiOnri fOlst r6enfaIls.
SSSefferion Gitp, Dio.. 6. 6e6. -
9as observation-disclosures nabn Elm.
itinlnig ben 8eidIuB an. grGIioent
8ilion in Der gegenlp1rtigen Strife
NIT 9elltihlanO ibrer llnterltiiBuAg
5u beriideril.
8isconitn ite6t niht snriif.
0ta0iion, 8is., 6. 6eb. = @ou-
berncur 8biaipp8 IieB geitern @rGii-
Dent 8ilion folgenOeS SeIegramn
augeben:; oWtnn fam ii6 oarouf
berlniien, 0aB bic oeutid.onerifani-
ide 8ebolferung @isconiing oen1
Hltfe luniereS 2unoes nit etenIobiel
patriotiidem @efiibl 6oIge lciIten
miro, ipie oieienigen giirger, oe=
rem @orfabren aus on0eren 2Gn0ern
tomen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
GaitaSiI6er
6ebcima9ent kcmmt!

g8innepeg, 6. 5eb. - RaIpb
.Gomor. gtobellenidreiber, ser int
friuatIeben 9lnior 9ieb. 6. B.
@orOon it, iii gcjtern in einer ge.
1eiinen 9iiiiioi nod ben Scr. 5too.
len ah9ereiit. Gr iii ioeben bon
Der Connie SiiriId9efebrt.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06

Madame Butterfly"

Next Wednesday night will be grand
opera night in Richmond. At the
Academy OF Music Max Rabnoff will
present the justly famous Boston Ma
tional Grand Opera Company in an
elaborate production of Puccini' $
Madame BUTTERFLY with Mime.
Tamaki Miura. the Japanese prima
donna: Riccardo Martin. American
tenor; Thomas Chalmers, American
baritone, and others of equal prom
inence In grand opera of the higher
class
Extreme novelty Is the keynote of
the presentation OF opera this season
by the Boston National Grand Opera
Company. which is to visit this city
this season. In its tour last season
the organization, whose managing d.
rector is Max Rabinoff, presented
much that was novel and set new
standards of opera production-stand-
ards that obtain In the big operative
centres of the world. but which were
decidedly new TO the majority OF
American cities.
Managing Director Rabinoff, from
his long experience In the music world
deduces that American people want
stars, the most thoroughly trained or
chestra and chorus, and the most ar
tistic stage settings-but 1t must have
as well a sauce of novelty. This long
ing for the unusual and the new Mr.
Rahinofr will satisfy. Seat sale Mon
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
AUSTRALIAN BOXER IS
FAR FROM BEING RICH

Although Les Darcy has been the
fistic idol of Australia for two years
or more. he has not made a great
deal OF money. He will earn more
in four bouts over here than he was
able to do during the four years he
has been active in the ring. Accord
ing to report. Darcy has been able to
save but s35, 900. although he has de-
feated every man who could be found
TO meet him.
Darcy has drawn many thousands
of pounds by giving exhibitions for
various Red Cross and war relief So
cietes. At least twice every week he
appeared at these affairs, and all told
he has contributed the equivalent of a
fortune to relief work This is one
of the main reasons why his loss has
so grieyed hts countrymen. Aus
tralian boxers Sof little note. such as
Charley Simpson. the featherweight,
who recently arrived here. had no
difficulty In leaving the country. but
Darcy was gold mine for the pro-
moters.
According TO George Chip. Darcy is
green country boy, who bushes
every time a stranger speaks to him.
He says the sharks who infest boxing
circles in New York are sure to take
him for an easy mark. and will fight
for possession, but that Darcy has a
great deal OF common sense and is not
likely to tie up with the wrong kind
of person when he selects a manager.
Chip bears no malice because Darcy
knocked him out He says the Aus
tralian Is a prince and will be tremen-
dously popular here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
VIRGINIA LEAGUE TO
RtHAD|uTATE TO-DAY
Year May Hiring Back the Two
That Wayered.

Virginia League directors will meet
in the Monticello Hotel in Norfolk to-
day to decide whether or not the league
uili make an attempt to play ball next
summer. IL the league decides to stay
today's session OF the magnates will
probably develop what cities will com
prise the circuit. and will dispose of
the several knotty problems that have
developed since the league approached
the rocks last summer.
Four cities are pretty certain OF
place In the cirouit--Petershurg. New
port News. Portsmouth and Rocky
Mount Hopewell Is making application
for its former place In the hague for
professional ball. Norfolk. 1t Is expect
ed. will have representation in the
league. though not with the present
club management in that city. Nor
folk had lot OF trouble in windins :
up last season and there 10 now no ma
terial from which team may be built
players having quit on strike" before
the least season ended.
The Norfolk franchise will be taken
over by other sportsmen In that city
II Is said. and Norfolk will again have
its proper place In organized ball In
Virginia. The talk OF Lynchburg re-
entering the league Is not taken Sc
riously in Lynchburg. OF all places. and
the probable lineup for tho comins
season is the same as last.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
INDOOR BASEBALL IS
REVIVED IN RICHMOND
Number of Old-T'imers win Be Bang.
ing Ball Around I'm Y. NJ. c. A.
Gym Soon Is Prediction.

A hot game in the gym at the
Central Y. Nj. c. A. last night marked
the revivtng of interest here in indoor
baseball. The contest. between Cap
tain Burr's club and that OF Captain
Oppenheimer. was won by the former
by a score of % TO {. In spite of the
appearance of the score totals, the
affair was not of the one-sided variety.
Features of the contest were put over
by z. Bell and DIR. Rollo l. Pussy.
1t has been years since indoor base
ball has been played on the local
floor, and some of the old stars may
be seen nightly playing in this league.
These games take place on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights of the
week. The next game will be Monday
night between Captain Leake's team
and that OF Captain Burr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
PEACE WILL COME TO
AMATEURS TONIGHT
Likely Accept Proposal Of
tes Richmond 4. 4. r.

President e. r. Fuller. OF the ANA
teur Baseball Commission has called
a special meeting OF the commission
to be held at 8 O'Clock tonight in Muir
phys Hotel for the purpose OF con-
stdering the amateur baseball agree
ment between the commission and the
Richmond Amateur Athletic Fedora
tion. The commission will also elect
ofacers to I'LL certain existing vacan-
Giles and will transact other important
business.
That the agreement will be ratified
by the commission Is declared TO be
certain. 1t was stated last night that
the proposal OF the r. A. A. F. to
abandon the amateur baseball field
entirely to the commission, and to
deal only with other amateur sports
IL agreeable to tho commission and
will be accepted.
President Fuller urges all members
Of the commission to be on hand
promptly. Though the session Is a
most important one, ending the war
fare that has been waged between the
two amateur organizations for the last
few years. 1t will not consume much
time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
SCOUTS AND BUSTERS
BUILD UP THE MACHINE
Managers In the Big Show Find That Their Scouts Are
Great Importance, Practically Indispensabe-Are b
Needed To Make "Pick Ups In the Bushes That
Wheels May Keep Running II

The baseball scout Is a mighty i'm
portant individual. says a New York
sport writer. who insists Don't let
EN- tell you different, and he adds:
Time was, and only about two
years ago at that, when some of our
very best baseball magnates figured
out q plan whereby they could dis
pense with the services of TIE ivory
hunters.
Most OF them thought that by ar
ranging with managers in the minor
leagues they would be able to get the
same brand of dope on minor league
players that the scouts were furnish
ing. Hence, they got busy appointing
representatives in different sections
of the country to look over the rockies
and make reports.
Now 1t happened that a majo rity of
the "magnuts' who lit upon this line
of reasoning were the owners Of Ma
tional League franchises. The Ameri-
can LeagueIx were more friendly TO
the system Of employing scouts, and
as a result a majority Of the young
sters who came to the big show and
made good came to the American
League clubs.