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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
pcricnalncti5cn!

Grau 6. q. SdroeOer, Die BON
ibrem 2eiOen niener boqitGnoig Der.
.aelteat it, bat in 8eglettiing Tires
5obnes Clarence cine @erqniigungs.
relic ndA G6icooo ~ongetretch inn
nortige gerlponote, Die lie ME bon
anaciift 8u angeiidt geie6eu, 5t
beflben.
@eitern feierte Grou @eorg siene
I'M &reiie iGrer 8nrtilie uno ndd.
itcn Gnbcrpdnbtcn ibren @eburts.
tog. NohtrdgIid uniere @luduiin.
Idc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
rakcpicw PARK.

2ofepiep Ndrf lit iebr raid Su
0mabas bethlehem &ereniiourgsplas
eelporoen. Gie BETTER, Die @ebri.
Der Wtiindoff baben fir pieIe vi.
trdftionen geioret. Ote alien 9ein
dern Elm i6oneS Sommeroergniigen
bereiten. Ger 9orf lit gut gcIegen
i16 gegen uitr 5 Gents nit Der
Strobenbabn leidt 5u erreidan. @er
einen n%ilgenebmen Sommertag Der.
leben fpill, miro 2afebiem alS ben
redten Glas finoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
Sen. Ga Scnettc
rctlanot Bekannoabc
Ger irieessiele!
@tidt eins biesbesiglide NeiuIntion
Elm, iiber bic uGdlite @ude
oebnttiert merOcu ioa.


&olbingfon, IL. 9luq. g1n.
oeslenntor ga 8oaette 8isconIin,
bat beute I'M Senot einen Qornpf
begonnen nm bic gefnequna fir Sic
&eritellung zines 8eltfrieoens in
6InB su bringen. Gr reidte cine
Heiplution Gin, IN Del6er sic 9lli-
ierten olifaeforoert peroen lire
Brie0ensbe6ingungen befunnt AT ge-
ben. @enn e. 4ominitratinnsfth.
rem nidlt gelingen iollte. oieie Reio.
littiort TIM Goulitee az ~begraben, mas
tpdhriheinliA heriltbt meroen miro,
Damn fam man fib ouf cine Ser
nltfiabenerregenoiten 8ebatten qefaBt
MAIDEN, Die in 8erbinolnq NIT 0ie.
fern ariege I'M Genat Itattgefunoen
bnben. ga doqette madt IN iefner
H~eiolttion nlf Die ruiiiihe Qrfiin.
oigu1g bonn TO. @eai artFmerfiem.
III tUeIher elm 6rteoen ohne anne.
zion uft0 Gntih1oigung berIanqt
miro. Or herpeiit ferner oui iene
Reiolufion i'm oelitihen Rei6sto4
bonn 10. Sulb in neider e6enfaas
einem 6rieoen obne 4nnerion un6
Grti6d0igung has @ort qere0et
miro nno foHunt ouf Die arieQs
5iele at fprederl, meIhe Serb gccil
I'M brifiiHen llnterhqnfe an % Mof
orlgegeben bat.
Mus allen Oieien G~rfldrunqen qe6t
berbor. Dos nan miaens iii, bic
8oftrir zines 5rie0ens obne Sieq
ME fie 8raiioent @ilfon an %.
S0nliar gum ausoruf brohte, at
beber8igen.
Sn Der ReioIution heiBt es fpeiter:
alis offi5ielen uno un~off3ielen
Glieaen, iopobI bier aIs aud mlBer.
1aIb gebt herbor, 0oB mir 0en arieq
iolnnge f~ortieben fper6en bis Elm
Jrie6e erlm1gt miro, orrd iDelaen
Die aaiierten ODER etIthe bon linen
Observation-Disclosures uno 2dnoer8u.
tunh5 erbaIten.
Die 8ep0Iferung 0ieieg 2anSes tit
bon ben ge0ingungen 0es @ebeim-
Dertrngs inter Sen aaiierten un0
iiber bic G~riegssiele niht mterr1d.
fef. Gs lift nttr notirIih, 0dB 6as
goIf Der Ser. Stodten tDiiien nil,
iunrlim idon I'M eriten ariegsiahr
siniiheit 0rei3ebn uno iiebsehn 91iI-
Iinr0en Dollars Qttsqemorfm nn6
notwithstanding 100000 Monn auF.
gebnten neroen ioaen offenbar IN
Der Abfiht. &~rie9s0ienTt i'm 41ls[an-
be at tim. Gas Golf bat Elm Gedt
at tDiiien, nofnr oas 8lut BON 4me.
rifanern Dergoiien nerben ioI. Der
@nnggeB lit oafir neruntportlid
Ser aofgreB, Dem Die Mtddt aber
Nrieg iun0 5rie0en 5uitebt muB and
iiber bic ariegs8iele Der Station uit-
terridtet iein,
GesbaIb erflart hermit Der Som
greB, 00B 0te Ser. Gtaoten nift lire
&ono. 0u8u reihen ner0en, I'M ben
arieg nits bIoBer Groberungsiudt
Der 4aiierteH al berIdn9ern. lei es
nun tn europa o0er ouBerGol6 Guro.
pag. nth ftnb Die Ser. Stdoter emf
iAieoen gegen Gintreibung bon grt.
Id10igangsgel6ern BON ben nntcr.
I~ieeen0en 4arteien, bielnlelr lit Der
RongreB 5uguniten Der 8iIoung Ell
mes ongemeinen 8onos. aus meIden
bic olrb ben arieg in Wiitleioen-
idnft ge8ogenen Gambler unterititt
Der0eu iolem"
Ga 6oaette berlangt oarn Die 8e.
fdnntgabe Der acknowledgement
Der Ser. Staatsn.
Die geioIution ion i'm 2o1tfe Der
naditen Mode our Eebatte foalmen
I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
@ollts IeHtidlanOs g%lieSerlaee
uidlt erlebeH.

St5oco, q g., II. Quguit.
8el er Die glieoerlaqe GeutiGloH0s
nift er(e6en nolte, mafte Set Stu.
bent ser Cornell uuiberiitdt, @eroI0
Is. Smitb ans 8rootlpu, ourh emen
Sprung ATS 0em 6eniter ieinem
&ebcn ein gHoe. Die 8e]or0en ia.
ben ieine @dpiera nit geihlog De.
Leaf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
mCbcnflidter
mefterberi6t!

SIR Die ISOLDE beginneno Conn.
tag, ben -. aagitIt, fir Die grdrie.
ftaoten iotDie o1g obere uno mittlere
9aiiHiiibpi-goI::
Ggne gemperatiir bon inter
morln[ miro porherrihen, ansge.
M ohea ont Gr0e Der ISOLDE miro
r. mariner. Die @itteritn9 miro
oIgeFlein Idou ieirL altsgenoutlrien
BON IOfaIen Stirmen anfalgs Der
ISOLDE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11

an3Hgli6. CT: On ftn'
osit IS 6oe in0 langpsiIig 9isrg 54
aidt; i'd i6nHte lunbsnlaag 10 ON
6iraabs FBsn unO In bic uneHOlide
Ua6srnuhe btnnu5i6aaeu.-
Gie. pQa ia - Oh! Du oft aud
ME ssidaffsH fir bic - Walel"
- DopPelfiHnis. 9dme:
.6oM ID MID oerdn0ert, isiiotm mix
uus sum lebtsnmaI fnben24
5err: .Ri1t I'm gerinsten, gHdois
Be 6raa! Cir FRo NOD inner Die
aIis!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
1%elbnmOro aus 4ngit Dor NiilitGr.
nieHit.

Cos 4naeles Gal, IT. au9nit
-eine b0lbe Shiloe uadoem en-
bon Dem ihn unterlAden0en 4r5t
fir militartanalid erflart morOen
maj, begging ebaries Barrett bier
ourd gridieBeu SeIbitmoro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
Tim $4,000 t0ert
Oi0nantett beraitbt!

46ilaoelp6io, II. Quguit.-gine
5rau, 6je ibren J}ui1en ais 8raee
8el9 ongi6t, nrroe in ibrem bic.
itgeu @otel bon elnem @inbreder
liberin1en. miBbonoelt, %gatnebelt
uno nm ibre SHmufiadeu uu0
DinmoHten I'M 8erte bon $4,000
beroubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
Gemerungskrnm0Ic
in Bralilien!

Rio Sdneiro II. 2lug. - Ole
berrihenoe 8euerilng bat in 8obio
5u idueren unriben gefubrt. Sn
StraBeufdmpfen 5pii6an @olf5batt.
fen unO Der 9oli5ei mur6en 8tpei
GerioHen getotat rHo 1ieIe anoere
DerDunoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
Gnitrn in Sheriff.

9era Gru5, Mier5 III. 4uauit. -
@eneraN @iprimo Galtro, Grprdii
bent 6ons ~cne5ueIn, III bon Sdpnn.
ia bier eingetroHen gr ingt 0oB
er in Sabannn auf Sfrltt uHG 6riit
bon omerifaHiihen gul0esaecaten
Derfolgt mor0eh iei. Gr ieata, 6oB
Ole Ser. Staaten nad 6em groBeu
ie9r geidiDa6t ieiH miiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11

Ole ErohibitioniItcn habcn eiIieit
ueuru 5eIo5ue gegen Den @etrdlfe-
1anoeI in Den roIieu Staaien beaon.
nen. Die 2oilna lailtet: sStdrft
@merifnl4 ga, woruit oenu9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
Oeneral pom H6peS
tOirS SelSmari6an!
6i6rt bic 0iterreidiid-nnsuriidcn
Srappea in Der gnf0minn.

8ien, ii6er aopen6ogen, If. MI.
gun. - General Don &0beb. Der
GberbefebIsbdber Der oiterreifiid
ungnriiden Gruppen in Der gufo.
nina, 1T rom aoiier adrI gum
5el0maridaa 2eutnolt b%ei0roert
mor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11

@ai9iugtoH II. auguit. - aarl
Ctto b. @eligriid, Der IN 5ert Rui.
iell, @Do., %tHtcrHiert mar, lit &C.
IIiidtef. Gie 9uDoesbeborSeH fabr.
Den aAf ibp
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
Britiit6e Nneriffc
wicScr seicbcitcrt!
5elOmnridua b. Madcuien ialagt
Jinhcu uHO Jtnmanen tFub
Bartaaflgen SSiberRnpes.

Berlin, ilber 2onoou, ii. Sruguit.
8as ariegsuntt meIoete Dellte nad.
mIttag iber Greiguiiie uut Den Der.
l1te0enen ariegsidauplabea iolacn.
oes: Gin mibtiger Dritli6cr Niui.
|ienangriff 8iuiihcn 6r~ae5eu6urg uIlo
9oaebete IN 6lau0eru brad inter
%unieretn 6eler 3uiaumel. 4n me5.
reren 4untten geldng Is Cen britt.
iheu Streittraften, in Der 9ta9e
Don @eit5oet in uniere 5~teQuugcu
al oringrl bod puroeu lie Ourd
eirreu 8e8eiangrifi mia0er tertrte-
ben.
4n Der Gitfront e%rlitten otc Gul
fen uH0 RumaneH ~ungeaeiu iGwcre
8erluite an Gotten uao &ermul0eten.
Sn Dem 5lanic uu0 Gitone EQL trie-
ben 0eutiAe un0 ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
I6e IrHppen ben 6ein0 tuelter Dit
narts. 9erieLbe l~eiitete 5ray bart.
nadigeu &j0eritan0, mlBte ie0od
mebrere pidti9e @ogeutalunggi
aufgeben.
Jelomarihoa b. @tadCnien mel
bette geiteru a5eu0:
Die Gage entrpitelt iih ganitig
Gte &uiien un0 Gunaneil, IN aus.
flbruug bon 4taiienongriTfn, ianO.
ten ltarte StrcitfrQite uprrU1rts ms
5eler, nit Der 4biidt, unierm
Irl1ppen gruBe 6ebietsgauune 5u
entreiBen, melne DON ibnen gcjtarn
nor0ii4 non 6otidani gana6t NOR.
ben Daren. 4ae 4ugriffe DurOen
5urudgeidlagcn. Ger 5ein0 erlitt
idmere, bl1tiee 9erIuite. Sic 3obl.
Der Don uns geluadtcn @eiougenen
bat ii4 atf so 0ni5icre uno $500.
@en1eIne erBobt un0 Die 9eute oui
II 5%tartoueu IND me9r ais 90 9la.
ialnengeidilee mo 4tinemOerier.
Guiiiide geridte.
9etrogra0, II. aug. - Gifi8icQ
miro gemeloet, 0ab on Ser ruma.
uiiaen 6ront cine groBe S6lldt inn
@ange 1T, ole ii4 Dem 5udiBa-
Stub enttang 8ie9t. 2ieielbc Gat be.
reits am 9littmo9 igreu aatanq
geHommea. Suolih BON Gcaa mur.
ben Die GundTen u6er oen 5udisa
6luB ~geordngt, gerpanneu oQlm ME
Der 0os fein0li6e ltier, a5er uur,
I'M mIeoer 3ucitdgcuorTeu fu luers
Den. 4ud bel 8roog tob1 tin Def.
tiges @eiedt.
Geiterreidiide Cifenfue 6eiardtet.
aom ii. Qltguit. lJn militia
ridden areiien beiBt e. 8el6mar.
ihaa b. @0Fen0orH base lem Saupt.
quarter non 4rentlao mad Dem
5ion5o berlegt cine 3uianmaBte-
Buug Der 4rtiIerie a~n8eoronat uno
bic meiiten Iruppen aus Der eriten
Stnie 5urlldge3ogeH lnl tie ntht
einem italieHiiAea 8pm6ar6ement
aus5nieten. 4ud an0ere MiaBnnb.
men laiiea 0arauf iaIiaBeu, 0aB er
iih auf cine @er5ittompague Dorbe.
feitet. Gie 3eitung n5oea gIa3io-
nole" ldreibt, aue8 0as iei uegen
Der 8egebnbeiteu an Der ruiitiden
6rout gei4e9en, 0enn Die Gcterrei-
der molten, ielblt Dem 0cutifen
Gbertommanoo gum Grot, niht
Dleoer ben gletden 6e5ler MAIDEN,
Die bor Sabresiriit, dig fe lire
5tellungau an Der ita!ieniIden
@rer3e idp2dten ua0 Gruppen qe,
gen gruiiIou ididten. 5tatt 6eIien
iie 0ie5mal ale terjR96nren
aus Der 6elnat mad Dem
ruiiii9en ariegsidauplas gc6ra6t.
Isle Die 3eituug oes meiteren be.
boben tiir3lid itulieniihe
3obIrei6e 9erbin0ungsliuten
Der 9eIterrei6er boaibar6iert un0
oa0urd Die 8uiammen5ie6ung bon
erihmert, 6eiouocrs i'm
3nfuTfun.Rp7irF
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11
geindlt cttn @urlnk.

Sn ieinem nelien 2ofal 314 Giio
Ia. StrnBe. 8egebrensperteite aIfo.
5oItreie @etrditfe ur0 feiner Qundl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11

Qeiife, Sic oufgepedt un0
MODERN iin0, BADEN ME
mails @rlnO gum ala9en.
Gip naleinen an5eigen
iuurben iuit su Dem 8ned
qeihnffent ben 9eltten BET
Der Griitquns ibrer 8iin.
fAe su belfeH.
ginerIei. norm sSbre 4iin.
ide beitehen nFogen, Sie
iolften Die @Qieinen I'm
seiaeu" nnf 5eite s Der
g0aIiden Iribiine benugeH
mo leieu
5eIepbon 5nFer $40
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

ropety connecting the
George Washington
the
Below the Highway bridge and north Of Alexandria, he said there lie
400 500 shallow be
portion
1885,
those in the
He said that President Taft had
government of portion Of the Virginia
had ut
natural Potomac owhee
as In o the
plan nj
81" will decndes he predicted until Washington
million population then will needed
Falls PLAN"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17


That
followed persteny by large mob
really think they have
bindy
a parents
be
beh trains and
With heavy beauty either
falling
both of them fall on him.
nofd nd
skater brdgewel all
other skating ad
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

She said could still
kind
n
which Regina Taylor boosted she received the for
Spanish Robert
longest
for
of Virgnny"
Joined In the singing
streame from
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17
MUCH IN LITTLE

British women are taking up the
culture of herbs.
A building trades council has been
organized at Clarksburg, w. Va.
Coal miners in Georgia have re-
celvcd ten per cent increase In pay.
Civic employees at Toronto, Can,
have n minimum wage of 30 cents an
hour.
An oil workers. trade council has
been formed in the oil fields of Okla
bona.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

eight ytnTS Old 10 elghty, IT Is u CITY
turned loose on Its very small parcel
of ice to enjoy In the pleasant, crisp
air all the carnival spirit that Jack
Frost will allow In this southern lati-
tude. Only few hours journey to
the north will bring one to a re.
giOn where Ice skating lasts for days
ut a time-Often for weeks.
The pretty little lake out n Chevy
Chase has the reputation Of freezing
first, with the water of the pelican
nnnb I'm tho zpn n close SpCOnd
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

Mendoza, Argentina, has $4,000 PEG.
pie.
All Seattle (Wash.) city employees
may get Saturday half-holiday next
summer.
Richmond (Va.) labor forward
campaign will continue throughout
the winter.
Recently invented stuffed animals
for children have skins that can be
removed and washed.
Iron ore Is found in almost every
Chinese province, but 1t Is mined ex-
tensiycly in only Il few.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

John J. Calnan, the we'll known
plumber at 440 South Dearborn street.
makes friends out Of everybody he
does business with by his straightfor
ward methods.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

Meeting with the upper Potomac park
development.
These, in brief, were the sugges-
lions made to the national park con.
ference by A. d. Casselman. as the
next stage in the development Of
WashingtOn's park system.
Mr.. Casselman. an employee Of
the interior department, has made a
prolonged study Of the scenic beauties
Of the Potomac. with view to adapt.
ing park plan to make them access
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

by wasnonans who have taken of pride the prancng
dent Roosevelt the first chief executive to discard the White House
$500 with furnished
to tie the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

Henry J. ffoIm, principal Of the
Gregg School at North Michigan
Avenue, has brought this deservedly
popular educational institution to q
high degree of perfection. Professor
Holm for over twenty years has borne
an honored reputation among the edu.
Gators of the country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

W. l.. Bodine, the efficient chief of
the bureau of compulsory education.
has made a nation wide name for his
department,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

OIUDS, WHpn Tie pTIztS were UWurueu
In the domestic servants contest.
She was awarded a diploma and
first prize of $40 for having served the
most number Of years as Il servant in
one family. She Is now In the house
Of George Clifford Bonrmnn, and has
been In the Boarman family since she
was child.
Theresa was brought downtown In
an automobile to receive her prize
and she said that 1t was the first time
that she was south of NJ street In 40
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17
When the Residents Of the Capital Go Skating

AsIIINGTON ddy Washington 1t not the Washing
DIPLOMATS but grand whng gliding Washington Of from
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17

appropriation Dill IOr tHp tTHUItIOhUI
horse-drnwn carriages used by MEM
bcrs of the presidents official family.
The secretary asked for n $4,000 ma
chine. The house scaled the allowance
to $1,000
When he gets his motor car the
secretary of states pair of sleek bays
will he relcgated to the depleted
equine market. 1t may be expected
that other cabinet officers will follow
the prcmier's lead. The passing of
the cabinet carriages will be regretted
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17
BouIevards Along the Potomac River Are Advocated
BOULEVARD

BOULEVARD both sides of the Potomac river from Washington
~ Falls
these boulevard boulevard Washngon south Mt Vernon
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17
Aged Servants in Washington Are Awarded Prizes

having
n
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-17
WWNATIONAL%
.GApITAL AffAIpS
Cabinet Coachmen Fear Intrusion Of Automobile

w ASNGTON-Ilaf
have automobiles substituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04

stance Edwina, was married to the sec
ond Duke Of Westminster in 1901.
Field Marshal Niscount French
whose name is mentioned in connection
with the investigation, was at one time
in command OF the British forces IN
France. lie was succeeded IN that
command BY General Sir Douglas Halg
in December. 1915. and appointed com
mandcr-in-chief OF the armies IN tn
United Kingdom.
In the House of Lords in November,
1915. Lord St. Davids charged incompe-
tence and neglect OF work against the
British staff in France. lie asserted
that men had been added to the stat
for no military reason, and that women
according TO the report. had visited the
British headquarters in France. lie
asked whether the government defend
cd the presence Of women there.
Lord Crewe. in defending Field Mar
shall French at the time, said 1t was
extremely unlikely that he would sub
init TO having persons forced upon his
personal staff. He added that he had
no hesitation in saying that unless
women had business at headquarters
thew ought not 70 go there.
lieutenant General Sir John Stevens
Cowans is a member Of the Army Coun-
ell and is quartermaster general to the
forces.
Lieutenant General Sir William Pit
cairn Campbell is general officer com
manding in chief, Southern command,
10 which he was appointed in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
ROOSEVELT CALLS
NOTE "IMMORAL' y
Continued from page !

seems 10 he more design than usual IN
the change Of mind, for while neither
the dream nor the two interpretations
thereof had the slightest effect in Sc
curing peace in Europe, they had an
extraordinary effect upon the stock
market in New York and, to judge by
what read in the papers, the net effect
is. and the only net effect of this sup
posed action for peace was, to ruin an
immense number OF small investors
Who were not forewarned and for the
benefit of very few persons, who, II
they did not know OF these events
prior to their publication for the in
formation OF the public, then certainly
they showed that on this occasion they
we're inspired BY prophetic insight con-
corning the handling of our foreign af-
fairs.
Tip Called "Morally Certain"
The statements published in the
press Of what occurred on the stock
market make it morally certain that
somehow or in some way, somebody had
advance information.
1T is utterly useless for any com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
Chief Figures in Scandal
Stirring the British Army

Mrs. Cornwallis-Wes is the eldest
daughter Of the Rev. Frederick Fitz-
patrick and Lady Olivia, who was
daughter of the second Marquis OF
Headfort- She was married in 1872 20
William Cornwalis-West. of Ruthin
Castle, County Denbigh, who has been
Lord-Lieutenant Of Denbighshire since
1872 and is honorary colonel of the 4th
Battalion Of Royal Welsh Fusiliers.
Their son. George Frederick Myd-
Cleton. married in 1900 Jennie, widow
Of Lord Randolph Churchill and daugh-
ter of Leonard Jerome, Of New York.
Lady Randolph Churchill is the mother
Of Winston Spencer Churchill, for
merly First Lord Of the Admiralty.
She divorced George Corvallis West
in 1914. whereupon he married Mrs.
Patrick Campbell. the actress.
One Of the daughters Of William
Cornwsllis-W West, Mary Theresa Olivia,
was married in 1891 20 Prince Hans
Heinrich OF Pless. The other, Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
Liners Zigzag Drops Mys-
FERROUS Foe AStern in
Night Race
TUSCANIA, WARNED,
QUITS SEA LANES
Menace of German ROVerS
Causes Extra Precau-
ton on Boats

Additional proof was furnished yes
terday Of the presence OF one or more
German raiders in the North Atlantic.
Passengers arriving on the French liner
EspaSne. from Bordeaux. told of see
ing a ship corresponding TO the raiders
description in the Bay of Biscay, while
incoming travellers on the Tuscania,
Of the Anchor Line, told Of making
a wide detour south TO avoid regular
shipping lanes.
When the Espagne was one day out
party had gathered in the cafe short
ly before midnight TO celebrate "Reveil-
Ion" on Christmas Eve. These persons
said that just as the ships bells an
nounced midnight the bo'sun entered
hurriedly and announced to three ships
officers who were present that sus-
picious craft had been sighted a quarter
OF mile distant of the starbosrd bow.
Every one dropped his champagne
glass, raised an instant previously TO
toasting OF Christmas and the Allied
victory. and FASTENED on deck. They
told yesterday Of seeing a vessel head
cd toward the Espagne, having no
lights or other distinguishing marks
Meanwhile the stewards had gone
through the cabins and saloons and
cxtincuished all lights, including the
red and green running lights. Not so
afr ~ grr~araffa CrIOup1
deck.
The Espagne Immediately changed
her course. and the whole ship trem-
bled as the engines were placed under
forced draft. I'VE seemed almost 20
leap out OF the water one of the
women said. For more than an hour
we followed & zigzag course. each
time turning almost in semi-circles.
As we watch-d. the ship Of mystery
gradually was lost astern.
Captain jacques Rollin, commander
Of the Espagne. said: 81 have no
means Of knowing whether or not IL
was the raider. about which we have
received daily wireless messages. !
merely did what any other captain
would have done to safeguard the lives
OF his passengers"
Added precautions are taken on all
French liners to insure all pasSen-
gers knowing their places in the life
boats should occasion arise to aban-
don the ship. In addition TO each pas
senger receiving a card showing his
eat in the Ifeboat, lifeboat plans
showing the location Of each boat and
each passengers appointed seat are
posted in the main companionway and
Al the entrance 10 the dining saloon
and cafe.
Captain Robert Mclean Of the Lu-
csnia admitted having received wire
less warnings 10 be on the lookout
for a German raider. Passengers said
that the ship followed a course much
further south than customary. Until
two days ago they enjoyed exceed
ingly warm weather. Contrary to Gus
tom. no chart with the ships position
was posted Tor the passengers bene-
M. nor were the ships daily runs made
public.