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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
nsiea 2cntidlanbs rnGnlid.n

&alBiuatoH .. g., II. &lnt. -
Wit @enebmi9ung graijoeat &il.
ions lit pom Committee on public
9nfornlatioll in 8ai1ington utter
Dem 9itel Sic ariegsbotifait uuo
Die 5igrun0e liegenOen 1atiaden "
Die 0riegsbotiAait Oes &rGiioenten
ait ben aongreB 5ulnmmen NIT eli.
nem eflduternoeu 4nbang ber0ffent-
lid)t maroel. Grdii0cnt @iIiun lieb
iidl bel Der Grteilung ser @ene6
miatlng bon Dem @coonten Ieiteu,
0ob oos arlcritouiibe 8oIt nibt
0ringeno eeilllg ouf bic qroBe Ge.
fabr aafnlerfiam aeua4t merocn
fomlc. Die ibnt bonn Grieg init
Geutihlai0 nrobt. SoQte Geutid-
lon0 iiegcn - mo oicie @}6alidfeit
iei aienti@ tart 4eiBt IS III oct
Gdrift Damn ner0e eS o6rc
3lUeifel getuiQt uao umitap0e icin,
Anerita a%it5llgreiieu uH0 3n unter.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
RMIfifctc Sc5idliItcnr
mtbtraitcn 1DilIcn!
Die SiplOmatiidc nub tcdniide Dill
iinu Der gmeritauer in @c.
trusraO CinaetrOffea.

getroproO, ID. SUM. - gtub(oni
berlGBt lt6 auf bic omerifanildG
wtiiiion, INN Die oliiuioerIaufanoer
anIidJtcn be8ii9lid 8r1ii0ant &i[
ions ytote auf5utldrelt. Die meilter
3eltltngen baben oie 9otidait in 10.
ben0en @orten beipro6en, Die Bel.
tung Der glrbetter ll1o Soloaten mat
ieooA frant utto frei eeHug, INN 3u
ertl1rett, bab iie olt einen Gei[ ocr
gotidait nidt glall6e.
n8rdiioent g8iIion,~ miro i'm Sci.
ter beBarptet, oiagt, Die 0eutIdeu
beriudten, Our6 Slltrigen bic 9lai-
ierten 81 ent3peien. g8ir glauben
oiele alte @eididte nidt: mir gloil-
ben MIR, ooB elm aIaiienfambf srpi.
idea ben arbeiteru Der g8elt lln6
Dem StHperiolismit8 berridt. ssh
miIiien iogetL BOB in 0en Soften bon
6ronfreih 1trt0 @uglon0 mir feinen
ausorud iebetl, Der nit oent rliii.
idet 8rin3ip bon .teinen glnneftio.
men" ilbereinitimnt.
Sn Itarteu aontroIt nit 0eiIen
Iuslaliun9en itebt 0aS folgelt0e aus
oem nNetd":
o9r4iioent 8ilions 8otIdoIt III
in einfo6er 6prodJe ge5alten, obue
&niife Der Diplomatic. 3ieier mtrf.
li6e &ertreter Der Qemotratie ipridt
ME ein mirtlifer 3entofrat in Der
&elt lpreten muB. &aoitale 1ut0
Io5ialiitiide 8oti6aften aus Jrait-
reid ttno g1lglano iteaen un8 IN fem
giinitigeS 2id)t. Solpobl rmiere
Jreun0e ais 5einoe balten ms fir
mo6tlo8. GnBIauo bat oen qQiier-
ten eit ultimatltm iiberreidt, a(lein
Die ein5ige gtadt 0abinter lit unIere
9robuug, eiuea S~on0eririeoen al
i6lieben.
glibn 9ioot lunO Die on6eren Dit
glie0er Der arnerifonii9en Diploma.
tiiden 9eiiiion iinO gIei63eitig nit
Der amaritanti6en te6uii6en Giien.
b%abnntiiiion bier e%ingetroiien. Sci.
De &orperidaiten itno be9ierig, lire
&ooperation NIT HltBGQno iofprt al
Beginner.
9tmeritaniide un0 8eante Ser 4f-
llierten iDaren bette BARN i%lterei-
iiert, 0oB in Der 8etrogra0er 6tuot.
lUobl Die a%riegspartet u1ter 0en 10.
5ialiitil6eu 9emotroten mo So5ial.
re0ollltionaren Die 96er5ano 6ebiel.
ten.
Sic critic Decentralization Ser
un0 6olooten lit bellte nut
Iouien0en bou 3elegatea in 5lblng
getreteu. Gtnes Der eriten Qinge,
Die Die aonbelttiou mar, Die 9lfa0e.
mie Der 8iIienidpoiten SIT beiu1ea
lno nm 0os 9tedt al frageu, an
loren &erbanolungelt teil5uue9nleu.
Gle tlnoigten an, Dab, foa5 Dies
ui6t 9eltebmigt mer0en tpitr.
Be, lie Die nadlte &eriammlung lin.
.i1geldoen beiud)en lpltr0en.
Stieg8mmiter &erensfu bot beute
>atnit angefa1l9en, ole 6ruuen1r5te
.lr a%rieg5oicnite 5lt mobiIiiieren,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14

Gn8liiGe militariide ScObadtcr
IngeH lueiteres 3uriifueiden Der
GeatiGen bpranS.

2onoon IA. umi.-5elomarIdou
@nig beridtete beute Die 4ltfgabe
pihtieer Stelunaen Der crIten 81.
nien Sipiideu Dem 5ltB 2ps unO ct.
9res ieitenS Der 3euti6cn infolae
,ses fur6tbaren 0rldes 6e8 enQli.
lhea @ororinsetl8 6itli6 bon @ciii.
urs.
Ger 70 bon ben britiiden Strcit.
froiten errlrlgeue 6ieg benefit allfS
Neue bic bontinierenOe 5t4rfe Der
@ptihoete. Meiiines S66enIteQung,
ole bon ibiien bel oent 0rnBen 9(us
orifi Der Eebten ISOLDE genontmeit
tuur0e. 8urd bog Den britiIheu
Gtreitfrdften il6erIdIieue @ebiet lett
iidl Der 0elttidle 8iid5ug meiter nod
Dem binterelt Cell 0eS bon Dem
6luiie 2Ds llnD Dem gpres 2uae
aanol aebil0ete 0reief fort, oeilen
Spite Die 0rti6aft Confines bill
oct, mo iid Die beioen 8niIeriDege
nercifet.
Gle ieinoli6e Stealulq in bic.
lcn goripruna lit dttBerit unsiinitig,
"a irfolae beS 6lniieS mo So.
nails ihneIte Gper1tiolle1 ieiller.
let's beGinoert merocn. Wlilitari.
ldc 9eobodlter qabet belltc i6rrr
anitdt altsorlt, baB sic YGuigobc
0cs aal8en Qreied8 nod ser 3u-
riifdlebnng Der eriten 2inie lpie tic
obeu bonn 6elomnridaa Saig berid).
tet moroeL erportet meroeu mag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
Die Srei9cits >2tnleibc!
Hieiige Nnitrcngnugen iuerocn I'M
gau5en ganbe geutadlt, Oieiel.
be ppIitdnoiB 5n seiGncu.

eDicooo, il. SUM-. Der G6i.
cage Guioe8banf. 0iIttift bot bellte
bier @lillionen Qollor8 pro Stlin0e
iiir Die 6rei6eit8ouleibe uufgebrodt.
@eItern mllrOen 81 WiilIioncn abee.
lett un0 Der @eiomtbetrag auf S217
Wlilipnen gcbrodt. SIN gol3en Bat
Der 9iItrift 260 MiQioren aui3lt-
bringeu, uu0 0ieic bofit man 5reitog
alt errei6en. 2lle geridte 8eigen,
6oB in Den St40ten mebr ais
ibnelt ilbertrager, berfauft miro, Sic
2au00iitrifte 0ogGgen blciben peit
3ltriif.
ct. 2nli5, II. Suni. Ole
9lfti6ifferin gtlttb Gam miro beuta
2oltis obom6oroieren" ltn at
8eidmngen fin oie 6rei6eitSanleibe
oui3uforoern, @}an gIatt6t 0ob 0a.
0urb ulebr @el0 oui9ebradt ipar0en
miro, ais 81, 2oui8 auf5u6ringen
bat, udmIid so W}illtonen. 9i8 lest
feblen nod 5 Miqionen. Die Gta0t
2ouis bot iett ihon mebr oIs
iBren Cell b%CiiorulnerL allein sic
2auooiitritte iin0 melt 3ariid8e6lie-
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14

9nobn, IA. SUM-.
GinbbicG -3ufu6r 5000.
8eefittere felt bis itorf.
@ltte 3. bette 12.50-13.35
@}ittelrn. 9eebe8 11.75-12.50
@clp0bnlide 10.25-tt.75.
Suite b. bette SdbrIinge 1896
1910.
gtittelnt. Sahrlinge 11.00-12.25
@etpobnlide Soibrlinge 10-11.00
Sil1e uuO Sellers felt bis ettpas
uieori9er.
Suite b, bette Sellers 1926
1925
Cute bis bette aii6e 9.75-10.75
MitteImGBige &itbe S.75-9.75.
@epobnIihe 6.50-8.75.
Stoders ltn0 5eeocrs feit.
Gorngefiitterte Gtiere 10.00-1t.
@ltte bis bette 6eeoer8 9.00-10.
~MlitteImGBige 6.50-S.75.
@em0bnfite 7.00-6,50.
@ttte Biz bette Stofers $50
1850.
5tod Sellers 8.25-to.5O.
Stof aiibe 100000.
Stof aQl6er S.50-11.00
Stof 4G[ber 1000-1425.
Geal 3GI6er t0.00-t4.00.
Bulls II. Staa8 8.0O-11.00.
Sh'ueiue -3ufu6r $500; Martt
&c bis t0c bober.
Qur6idnittspreiS t5.15-t5.40
Soldier 8rei3 1850.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1900; 9}arff i'm
aQgemeinen 25c b0ber.
5boru 2Gmmer t4.00-15.00.
Clipped 2ammer 1900.
Sborn S1brIinge t1.50-12.00I
S6orn @t1ttteridafe S.00-t0.00I
Sborn g8i00er8 t0.00-10,50
Spring 24mmcr 13.00-17.00.
@efiitterte @tlltteridoie 8.00-1t
Cali, Spring 2drrmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
Scsialiit 6crrtcr itellt
iitb Sen 6crid6ten!

Grano Gapio8 9fid, ID. SUM.
a0olpb @ermer, Getretar ogr Gre.
futibbeBorOe ser io3ioliitiiden Gar
tel, Der beiduloigt lit, gegeu ole
aonitriptionsatte touipiriert an ba.
ben, bat iid beute ielblt ben @eri6
ten gelteat. Gr 6efarnte iid uidlt
iduIoig ilnO murOe qegeu Stellrng
ron $1,000 9iirgidoit bis our 3eit
ieines 9ro5eiie5 auf freiel Sun &c.
ieBt. (@ermer mar geIegeutii6 Ser
Dor uielrerefl &oden i'll Omaha 40.
geboItenen io5ialitiiden 6rieoeas.
beriomnluitg Der @euptreSHer.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
Uebnten oe0en
Gcncrntt9 Steummo!

8ucno8 4ireS, IA. Sulli. - 2(m
II, 0ftober mer0eu Die bereini9tea
4r6eiter Giloalterifos in Santiago,
Chill, eiaen aon9reB ob6alter. nm
1laBnobmen ST. t~reffeu, Der aagemei.
ne1l Ietlerilng entgegen gu orbeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
,,Oift Novelties
8uh SEQ. 6.
gan SISrItus gSrbeis.

5lnt5ie %stnIeiinueetl ttr acknowledgements
" 2dtelarbett. mfan finOet bierbet Gelne1ts
lur leoes Mtttgleo Der camille, mte Sbnr5ert,
9anotti4er, glaoelfifeit 5if0bednen t9otltesl.
1atDeHtlder, 9dub9en. gtdbfdilet, S1IHud,
taltelI. guberbeliel, ioipte cine Wsetge all.
oRrer a1rllder g~lrttieI, ole duBerit ieidj per.
3uitcle1 iio, 11o ben SHpfdHgern oiels
Sreuoe bereitefl. Gle fiHoen ufter ser eroBeH
4usmabl Itder oas 3aitenoe fir Sbre Ger.
tparoten ODER AefannteI.
@tes BUD fir 12c p~oripfrei per gpit uec,
lnrot.
SdgGtne GmaDa Sribaur
1911 SDiuarb StraRe Omaha. Reaa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
211ilaSps ctnoerIc
Bon = Emma


@ie in traberen Sabren .sttderei@, 10 III
isp%Orrfi g unieret gr Tau Ssais' aetu6 si@ S &, Ser
fDeteil Belt, Die tie i9ren BfIi1ten apaes
Ioi11t, u1o oariti bqt ife aud 4fe1t, ia
man Ia obue groBe mtibe uno Soften eftpag
s1one5 llilo 900 3lgletd aisltde8 tit ietne
6ei lonlnlt tbr nIs gutter 5~tatgeber uller gln
Wsilnona 9tHgerie BON emma s5orttes slr Sill
fe. Mtiker 90 berl6ieoeHen ueiefteH Wdaifern
bon 8aten ooer Sohs fiHS febr nieo!ihe
acknowledgements Whiller bon 5hdls, BaiLs
tottellt, 9eddeH. 6nHotaiben, Sdubnet trtto
filetarbeiteu oarit enthaIien, pel6e ubne
Sraae groben getfna filoen neroer, Gdns
men Ste Mot nit Der 9eiteInita biefer rene,
ten ausgabe.
@teies SUD fit 12c p%ortofret Der Boft Der
intot.
Saglife Omnha Sribhue,
1911 SuluarS Str,, Gma6a, Neb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
NRRa @sl6mann

10 hiele @elpeiie ibrer &eiluobme ent.
ge9enbrodterb iprefben mir hermit
lttieren tieigeiublten Can't aus. Be
ionheren 9anf modten mir an oieier
Stelle Dem 0|iiitterberein ltro oenl
Geiterreid -lluaarn Gereiu fiir Oeren
liebepolle 8etdtigltflg mtsipreden.
Wartin 8elbmani, &itper
nebit &inOern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
9anfiaenns.

6rounoen unD 8~efonnten. pe(te
ms mdbreu0 Der aranfbelt, oc8 2lb
lebelS mo Ser @eeroigunq meiner
6rau un0 unierer qltten 0tltt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14

IS be8abIt iidb in 0en oalai.
itfi5ierten 4u5rigeu" ser Sribiile 80
nilHpncieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14

9tan unterItise sic oenti6e
9reiIe, inoern man 81 i6rer 9erbrei.
tltg beitragt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
6clt. 4ocrIbina 1peiIt
NIT prdi. poincarc!

@ort5, IA. Slmi. - @eneralmo.
jor 4eri9iug tpar beltte I'M @lpieei.
i6en 8aloit @oit oe3 4~r1iioenten
Der frnn80iii1en Gepublif lnO nabm
im 9eiiein 0olt pieleu Notobilitaten
ein @obeIfrii6itiid etlt. Sod bent
ielbet fonferierte Ser onleritaniide
@ereraL nit @titglieoeru 0e8 iran.
50iiiden @eneralitab5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
@rr[nnnt.

&crlonst: IilhtiQe 3ltpertaiit
&c 9}ahtorbciter fiir &cinigung mo
6iitterung DER &feroe, 2erltc. Die NIT
8feroen rul5ttgeben p~eritebeu,
Gbenio peroen tii6tigc 5uperldi
itQe 5obrer Qebrnudt. Amcricau
S~rangfer So, lilo 9onal. G.l6.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
Jdpaniihe Son6crz
RcmmiIIicn kcinmt!

@ni6ingtoL Ia. SUM. = IS
murOe bier oifi5ial 6efannt gelno6t,
0aB Sopatt cine Oiplonatiihe Con
0erfommiiiion noh Den Ser. 5toa-
ten ienoen miro. 3ieielbe eeoenft,
am !. Sui BON Sapau ob3ureiicn.
28iuitou G6ur6iG ioa Gliegcr.
miniiter tperoeu. Gr lit ais Dbl
niiter idon oft %aeflogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14

;s'ast1aa sfs SFlao i az .sae. $i-.555. iaiai;:5; IS 6
8luH1enfpbI, @rdte ilr, ........ .S2.75
giana3, f1bduifder, Craze fir. ....... $3.50.
SirlnetL Allte ttr. ....t....s.... .S2.75
s5allerHielQllen, &iuno &c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
ct. Soiep6 Marft6eridlt.
9auia$ 6itB 9iarft6eridlt.

aouias Git1, II. SUM.
GiaOpieG -8uirtbr 1000; MIarIt
IcnglaG, meiiteu5 ieit.
aiibe felt.
Stoder3 unregelmdBig.
&Gl6er fart.
SG5rlinge idwG6er.
Shluelue- 3uiubr 5000; 5e-t0c
h0ber.
So6iter 9rei5 1880.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1i75-15.75.
Sdaic- 3uiuhr 5000; 25c bis 50C
hobcr.
@eiutterte &ommer 17.25.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14

abomisrt uui Die 9asIi4e Gribane.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-14
6bicaau glarft6cridlt.

Gblcago, IL. SUM.
9iinSuieg 3uiubr 6000; 9lartt felt
u1O ettpo5 nieOrt9er.
Sdmetue-3ufubr 10000; MIurft
meilten5 t0c bis 15c boDer.
@odIter 4rei8 1880.
Qur9ihnittsprciS l5.1O-t5.S0.
Sdafc-3ufu6r 5000, Marft 25t
bis SOC bober.
Spring &0nrner 1916.
Ct. Suiep6 Marftberidt.
ct. Soiepb. Ia, SUM-.
9ilnOOieG- 3uiupr 1900; giartt felt.
Sdluetne- 10000; g}ortt
langiant.
S06iter @reis 1886.
0urdidnittspreis t5.t5-t565.
Gdafe- 3uflbr 500; Martt 25-
40 Gents Bobcr.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-16
Sic Observation-Disclosures Oes RrdTOenteu.

Set laugem lit eS 0e ritbmGte Sittc miercs &olteS G0pelcn, id
mi fruhtbnren Serblte 0S Sobre$ in EreiS uo 9onf gum olnlddttNen
Gott fr ietncu pielfahen SpgCn un0 ieine @noocn, Ole CT unS oils cincr
Station ermRicn bat, 5u menocn. HGncr Site f0mcn mir audi jett mntel
III Scr Sragooie elmer pom 0ricq um0 mcrme6idem llniol crhhHttcrtcn
9Selt io(gen, mitten I'M Sio m0 nitcn III elmer GRO
Ben @einbr; oen logor III Der Gunfebct, sic lh ml ms gclNlluNcn
bat. f6nnen mir Den grofen Segcn iebeu, ocn ms @ott crpteicn bat,
einen Segen, Der beNer ais Der ciniohe 6rieNe Os Nedtcs unN Dos gt
ben 0eS lnternebnenS iii.
@r bateu @eIcgenbet, Der @fcnihDeit 5u oicucu, me mir ms icbit
un oel groBcn Gage Scr llnubbGngigtetS GrtlGrug oicnten, inoeul
mir W ben &affen grffen gcgeu cine Spronuei, Die bic WcnidDcn iberaa
al rnterorifen INN 5u ernieorgcn Orobte, uno iuoen mir inns nit un
oeren freen S0lfern perban0en I'M Seuongen iir aMc NoionGn Der Mclt
mas mir 0amalS Oerlangen uu0 fHr inns crparhen."
60 lauten oc e~inlctenocn SGbe Der groBnrtigen 0untioglmgSprn.
flamatton mieres TrGitOcnten. @r uenOct ih BARN mGter on uMc Amc
rifoner nit Der Bite INN emo 0eprienbaie mo potrohidc Fjiidt
erfuaung. Srob Der reihen Grntc ioaen mir niht DergcTcn, OB 0u@
Sparen lest 81 Den Sauphigenlhanen ctaeS Entertainers gcbort. Ger
Eraitoent bntet Got. Inn feline @naoe unO ieinen 9eiion6; ierncr Tcb1
or i'm on uu feline 2etung III OHicu Sagen ser llnrrbe rmb bs arcGeS.
Der Iufruf oeS TrGi0enten bat 5peifeIoS Die cirigen Nmernaner oil
nod efrigerer Sut angeipornt, ub bic SdIGfrigen umb Smmeigen et
Dcnig aufgerirtelt. Seutc nmB Qan6 Nmcrfu mic Elm Munu iHr 0c &C
mGiniome Sode 5uiumneuteben. Cine Scihmg mHBtc ms MIR gum Ser
Oerben 0tencn. 0enten mir OFT al ole 8orte Der Proclamation un0 rucn
mir ms Die innrGden 8orte 0eS ErHioentcn IN micr @c0ddtniS Smid,
bic er bi irihcrcn @ccgcnbeten iprod.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-16
0as nens @,iss betrsiismS GEplOiiuitoifs.

0us Department OF the Snteror, Gurcat Of Wines, bat 0S nee
0eet bcreifenh GrpIoTntofe fir5Gtt bcfanmt ocaeben. Gem ncrrn &c
it cntnebmen mir iotgenoe Saiuden.
3rgenoeint Gerion, sic IN oen Scr. stooten nod DEM Is. 9ouember
I'M Ncit bon GrpIoipfoiien gcfunocn miro, miro, foas tic teinen Grlalb
nisihein non Der 9unoesrc9erun9 bcltt, Der ga olSmcit gu meIteH
3nede oe Grplooiofc 9ebroutt merOen loucn of Scr Ste1e uerbaitet
uno mi. So 900 o0er Ccdnqnis pon cincm 3nbre bciruft merOen. llntcr
ltlitGn0en tou sic Geriou nit $4,000 mo cncn1 &obr @cfananis bcltroit
merocn.
9es is bic @auptttonrl elmer aricganoGrcgel, Ole bonn lctten 9on-
greB angenomnen prroe uub jebt pom 9ureau OF 4lineS, Department Vi
TIE SnRrior, ourdgeiibgt miro. franes g &eobobp aus Chicago, Gin
netbin betannter &obIenoperutcnr, Der nit benz @ebralub Don GrpIofp
iofien mohl oertrnlt lit. Muroe poM Sefret1r oS Snneren MnrnS, Merrn
Sane, gum Aiutenten 6e3 DIRECTORS oeS 0inenbnreauS, bs @crrn &n
s., 9laauiug, ernaut. Gem @cet genIB lit Der 0irettor Os Bureaus
oifi3ere Der Stnaten, INSTRUMENTATION Der @ol5eioif5nre Der Stdotc,
Der geSrtsiberifs, Gcputertr. 3ontabPn mo oaer SH5icrc NIT 30
tpeigepat gu beanlpruden. Die ToH5ipn Scr St1oe luo beretS nr
OPieS @ert organiiert moroen, 9elcitet oon cnen &omhe Ser TplHei
~oberb1upRr GROCER Stdote. oe6cr Soriitcr Nfnor 81. ". Eulman Sher
baupt Der BoIi5ei BON @aibingtonl g. 6, it, Die Eoi5IUn merocn lid
uitt MIR Die 0urdNubrung 6s @eleBeS angelegen en lalcn, lonoern lie
1per0en grunoMe llnteriudunen lbcr Gpuamhpcr1eben lo 8rdnoc III
Subrien un0 2agerbauPrn anielen nno Dem 0ireftor oeS WinenburCnus
8ertht eritatten. Die bel &erMGn0runaeu, Sobriten mo @rifcn ouau
blaieu. geaBten Rerionen lperocn Den WeborOen ulsGclptcrt 6pcdS &c
riddlider Serfolgung ben 8unoes- Mno StaatSgeHben gcmGB. 81 on
neIten Staaten belteben beionoers idppere Strunn ir oNle Terbrehcn.
Ie in oRler Observation-Disclosures uorgeiebcrc Strufe be5ebt ih be
iouoerS af ben tlegaten Veis BON Grplonotoien. Gas Necb beltmmt
Dab Elm ieoer, Der nit GrploliDroifen 5n TIM bt, cinen Grlnlbni9ld)cin
beGst. Der jSnbrifant Smporteur uno Grporteur Wuicn Grlalbnisldrinc
haben. Die pom WinenburPdu an3gegeben perocn. Nr %Irgcr Der
Ser. Staoten oner pom 2Gnnern, Ole ocn Scr. Stooten ms sen NQiren
ireunolid geinnt lub, founen Grlaubnisldeine crbultcn.
Die gunoe5bebSr0en boncu. mi Der lnengcn 0nrdribrrnA o5 Wc
ieBes 5u perbtnoertL ouB GrploGe1tofe IN bic @dnoe BON lbelgelmtcn
@erpnen geraten uno lie boiWu hrner, odI mon oomt alien meneren
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES port9tqcn miro.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-16
@iMs widltiae ~%sfanutmadnma.

@,ibnodten iubt nor Der Cir. Se gauge 0edaftauelt bot 'd gut
porbereiet. nm Den &inifPr Scr 0maoen in icbcr @c5iehnG nad6ufonr
men. Sn Sen @orjahreu puroc ihS oaraui binqcpicGL bG man &cih
nndtSgeihenfe irub cintauc un0. obhhide.
Sn oidem Sabre eruartet man, saG Die aobl pn @eidcmten oc Der
Goriobrc pGt Iberihreiten weroen. @er III &aibington gicbt es bcnte
iber $4,000 Wenifen nebr, pergliden NIT Dem &orabr. 0cc Salen
0n ino 5renoInge, Die lire 9ieben IN ibren Staatcn 5uridGelaien ha
ben. @ewB peroen tic ibrer @Itrn, @eidnputer, Srennoc nlp. oudl 5n
@ebnaGten gebenfen unh ibnen en @eident aus ser 2nnOcSbmlptnnOt
fdifcn nonen. Gln lit eS moaIdt ooB Die Geiddite ibc aunbcn meroca
beoenen fonnen; od mte let es NIT Der Tot? 9e gcgenpartiNcn
3uftGnoe baben ben @erinns Don @refen un0 TafeRn gon5 beocntenO
b%eeintrGdtigt. Seute babeu Die Giienbnbnen mihtgerc Gingc 5u be
iorgen. Ienn jest ihpn Die 8rieftaiteu mebr Belt sur Selplnna in
Mnlpruf nebnerL mns miro man crit I'M bic @eibnadtS5ct crnarten
Nirien. Oe beige 6anoelStanmcr bat Tl ongebohrJ nit 0nf TNt
amte 5niomnnenuar6eten. Sic ioroert aae @ei6ditsleutc amf, ibc
0lmoen amf sic @orteie zines irmger Gintaafs 6in5upciRn. Die SEM
Sen fonnien ser 9ot Dem Embellishments uo ith icbt eincn 9ro6cn
Gefalen ermdien, penn Tie behn Gintoui bon Observation-Disclosures bcc
uleid pom @eihGfts9ouie aus on 0en Gmpfdngcr abibideu. Mnf o0c
SBeiie miiroen lie Dem @ehGitsnnonne oas Ibldcrn nod Scr %obnug
erparen.
Sails mir oieien1 State folgen, mcroen mir pieen 6reunben m0
Gerpanoten al Beibnatten cine GnttGulfnng erlparel. Gin lp1teS Nh
idifeu BON @eihenfen fonntc CUR 6oge haben, oab Der Gnlpianger lie
err umb gSeibnadteu erbGt. 0ancn mir lrmb unere @Pihenfe Elm lm0
ihiden mir lie frab ob.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-16

&n scr eriten @Glitc ocS Sabre@
Darcn Ole 3uitGnoe III ser Gilcnin
0ltltric 0cS 2anoeS meocr normal nod
NrIric0cnltcllcno. Mcml olld) sic
GmoeSreNicrumg BON Sen ibr gcoe
Dulcn miTcrorocntlid)en Madtbeillg
r.llcr @ebroud Nemaht mno Dem 10.
1elnnltcr StohltrMlt Ser Sbc0ebono
ldub ms @eiiGt g%eiuprfen Bat olrd,
NcItlcbmN Der Greiic. 10 iino sic
,ailltGlhe Oieier Snonltric nod I'M
llcr nidt normal. 0enn ionit lpGrc
c$ ocm Ncuannten TrlIt mmoQli6
0upcien, trot ser EreisreOii5icrm.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-01-09
MINDEDNESS

If there is anything we desire
above all other things, is to be
broad minded and liberal. We have
no use for prejudices and narrow
ness, be it in one party or another.
This is a good world to live in, but
it can be made Il great deal better.
We believe that human nature is
naturally good; and that sooner or
later it will throw off the selfShness
that is the cause Of the misery Of
the down trodden, We believe in the
religion Of humanity, in the brother
hood of the race. No man owns a
muzzle for us. We are poor as Jobs
turkey, probably always will be,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-01-09
WRITTEN BY A
M0THERLEss GIRL

Many times a girl could be saved
untold suffering. sometimes life it
self if some good Christian woman,
with her best interest at heart,
would but give her the advice she
so much needs. We do not accuse
you mothers Of not feeling warm
sympathy for us, or Of Intentional
neglect, but if you keep it hid away
in your heart, how can it benefit us :
We want your sympathy and love.
We know you have your own trou-
bles, your own life to live, but
could you not sometimes spare a
few of your precious moments to
the motherless girls at your door,
who crave your sympathy and love7
1t will surely be "bread cast upon
the waters" and an added star to
your diadem. You may think from
her surroundings and outward APP
pearance she would not appreciate
your interest. Try anyway. Learn
something of her inner life. Out
ward appearances do not always
=hespeak inward happiness.
The heart yearning for mother
love is never satisfied. Do not think
there are any more deserving Of
pity, for try as we will the world
is hard on us. Much is expected
of us. often more than we can
give. We are more closely watched,
more severely criticised than any
one else. The world is ever ready
to pull us down. Many for some
slight improperly, which was
thoughtldssly committed, must en-
dure the fiery darts of SANDER,
which is by far the most unendur-
able anguish human heart ever
mad TO bear, and so our character,
dearer than life itself to pure
hearted girls, mercilessly shattered,
often by mothers of daughters,
who themselves are not eqals in
moral worth, by the ones whose God
given privilege is to help shield and
protect girls.
Mothers, will you not hold out a
hand to those who are struggling
on discouraged, in some cases un-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-01-09
MURDERER SAFE IN THE
U. s. AS NOWHERE ELSE

Some interesting, although dis
creditable statistics were brought
out as to the proportion of murders,
lynchings and other felonies in the
United States as contrasted with
other countries in an address made
before the Society of Medical Juris-
prudence, at the rooms of the New
York Academy Of Medicine, by
Henry A. Forster of the New York
bar.
among the enlightened nations
the United States leads the world
in freeing murderers and felons,
he declared, "while Anglo Saxon
countries not under the American
flag have the least percentage Of
murders and felonies."
Mr.. Forster gave the number of
homicides (including manslaughters)
in the United States in 1912 as
9,152; the number of executions
las. In 1913 there were S,902 such
crimes and only SO executions. In
1914 the figures were 1921 homi-
cides and manslaughters as against
"a executions land two of these
were for another crime; and in
1915 there were $3.50 killings and
only 10 executions.
"The murder rate in the United
States" said Mr.. Foster, is from
ten to twenty times greater than
the murder rate of the British EN-
pire and other northwestern Euro
pean countries.
"0ur murder rate for the period
1909-1913 was ga per 100000 of
population. The rate at the same
time for England and Wales was
.08. for Prussia (19O4-1913) 20;
for Australia (1910-1913 10, for
Italy &c."
Between 1886 and 1902, Mr..
Forster said, there were 1887 lynch
ings in forty-four of our States.
The only other place in the world
where lynching existed, he said, was
in certain parts of Russia where
there are inadequate penalties for
horse stealing. Lynching, he as
serted, exists nowhere under the
British, French, Dutch or German
flags, although they all cover from
tier conditions and mixed races.