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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Ger mulifaIiide Seil 0es 8ro.
grarnmgs bel Der groBen patriotic
ldjen MISUNDERSTANDING, Die an
~allpntag nbeno I'M AUDITORIUM itott.
lfinDet, miro uiiBergerpobnli6 iein.
&ns Muiiffontitee, unter Dem Sor.
fibe bon @ligh 6. 8alace, bot eini.
ae beion0ere Aammern bierflr felt
oeiebt. Cine Der attrattionen miro
Das glbImgen oes Sternenhanners
un0 ser SdIadthDmne Der 3epubLif
0ilrm ale 4nmeieloen iein. Die bon
Scr 9leginatsiapelle BON Sort groof
qeipielt mer0en.
@etr 5eurp Gum unier popuIQ.
IL. iau~gestun0ige 9oli5eidef. miro
bic geriautmelfeu 0ahei 5ualei6 nit
Dem Mrr1onr @lee Glib uuo etni'
gen Ie6r begabten 0mabaer Sdn.
gern bon Der @iibne ais Ieiten. Scr
@eiang Der @erionlmclten miro BON
Der Gh6ren berihieoener airhen,
Die lih iiher 0o8 4noitorilun nertei'
lei meroen. ltnteritiist mer0en. Die
@ieiangbereine pon Shillern uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
ucmcs Kricesarbcitss
Geicb crIaHcn!
SeiOuSrrs FadtHdtiec Grbeitcr Ton.
Heu mad OemieIben IOfurt 6erar.
ge3ugen lnerben.

@ni6ington. II. 9ob.@Sernnsies
hung iodberitdnoiqer Qrbeiter iiir
&riegsarbeiten miro bieleidt Ourd
Die beitte ongenommene neIe Ius.
bebungsporlage 3ur Totiade fUer.
Den. Ser b~etreffen0e Grlab lolitet
in portli6er ll%e6eriebung: ngSenn
ole notionoIen Sntereiien 6ilrh Die
@iu8iebung iolfer MGuner fir Den
@filitdroienit better %gefGrOert mers
Den, ais penn oieieI6en in ibren in4
OuitrieIlen oOer agrittiltlireIlen SteI.
lunaen belniien meroen, Damn fann
aud Die bereits borgenonmeae Gloi.
ieneinteilung o0er Ole s3iebimgs-
hummer ser 8etreffenOen sic giurei.
bung oerielben IN ben 9lilitdroicnIt
nidt standardization.
g8ie ole Office 6es Groboitmor.
Dolls bette befannt Qibt, miro Die
Gin8icbun9 iadberitonoiger 4rbeits.
frdfte nidt itottfin6cn ioIonge iol.
DIE in Den &eiben Der aiif %reguldren
@eg ge3ogenen @tdnner geiul1oen
lDcroen t0nnen.
9ln anoerer STEELE oieieS GrIoiieS
hciBt es peiter, rltuter Regiitrors
ten, 0eren 6dbigteiteu gIeid groB
iino. fol- jenen Der @or3ltg gegeben
merocn Bic itf freipiIig oa5u er.
.bieten tuGbren0 Die ouoarcn nod
Scr &eibenfoIac ihrcr aIoiIa uno
Summer ge5ogen mer6en iollen."
Mtdnuer, Die tpegen abbdngiGen
a~ngc56rigen befreit muroen fonnen
oltd untcr oieier @erpromug MIR
utf @rtn0 zines Gpe3iolbefebIs oe8
@riegsmiuiters einge5ogen per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
qnrusantug mcrben eia6efdranft.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
II, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
@al9iugton. II. Gob.-9us off
8icuen geritten ge6t 6erbor, 6oB
bic 9eriteIIung BON 8ergnilgungs.
.outonlo6ilen innerbaIb Der naditen
SO Gage I'M minoeitans oier8ig
9ro5er1t beifrdntt fueroen miro,
Soate man ieooh fir Die perfdieoes
nen 5obriteu idou Dor 6iaier Bet
gerDan0ung ftrt6en fir Die SERTED.
lung Ron ariegsortneI, onnn 0urita
0teie Ginidr1ufinHg idon friber Elm.
treten. @s Der0en 9efnrftuHgen
u1sgeiproden, bob Die 5%erfteGung
BON 2uru8maifinen ebentlea gang
lid unteriogt perben tpir0e. falS
Ger Grieg nod Elm ODER 5pei Sabre
0auern ioqte. gerifie6ene mobile.
forntar 2eiter GROCER Automobtl-
merle meroen In Surge in Ra-
gierungsoieuIta treter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

geftngen bate. fprroe gum Soltpt-
aft Der 5eiar geidrittel bic I'M Der
u~ebergobe oes 3tpeiten @~lrqerpapie-
res an ettua 60 &erionen beitan0.
9ieie rpltroe bonn Hitter Group
init @tlFe 0es @eri4tstIerfs aia
5teere borgenomnen. gFit freroe-
trablen0en @efihtern aqpfinqen oie
neuen 8iirgar. Die 0en beridieoeniten
1ationoIit1teu entitonunten, lire
9ilrgerspatente. Scr Stub beDir.
tete bic 4nneienoan Johann NIT St.
garren un0 man blieb nod etlpo
cine 8iertelfun0e beiiammen pGb-
ren0 man bon einern b0hmi1den
anaberturnoerein uuter 2etttnq oes
GurtIebrers 6ranf aopetp nit 6rei.
ii6ungen u~nterbalten mur0e.
9ie 8eranItoIter maren NIT oem
9crlatf Der 8eriautmIung iebr 8lt-
frieoeu un0 bemilben iid, neitere
0erartige 5ikungen 8u berauitalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
tucmNcn Iitb
9 Kcrcns6p!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
IL, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
2on6on II. gtob. - 8reiBigtou.
IenO 2etten, ole it'd Den MorimaIi.
item angei6(oiierL fiibrten Die SHE.
0crlaae Der aereusfn &ruppen Der.
BEL. Gieier geridt. Ser bonn 5rei.
tag 0atiert lit, traf bellte bon Sdpo.
ranoa Elm. @s beibt, ooB Die Madlt
Der MorimuliIten Our6 Ben 4nidIuB
Scr Setter beOeutcno berItdrft mlr.
oe. @8 miro meiter beriftet. 6nB
&erensfn gefloben lit uuo beriuden
miro, iid Dem General aoIeoine on.
5tlidlicBen.
Die 2cttcn fiu6 Saoo.G ltropder
uno 5dblcn ii6er 1000, 600 @erio.
men. Sic itl0 uabe nit ben 2itboit.
ern berponbt uno bouptidhlih in
ben Grobin8eu aurIono uno 2ios
LAMB dnidBig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Sin grpharti8er Amerifaninernnas'
Aben0 lit Commercial GInb.

Eigiae bnn1ert nt1ertfanIidle gllrs
qer aIlqr Mathematician nabHgt ge-
Ttern dben0 ait Der 4lnerifanife-
rltnes gerianmIltng IN ben RduIl-
Hdlfeiten 0es Commercial Club i'm
@. Is. W. @ebdlt0e tell Gas Ser.
SnmniIifaqslufal pran8te I'm 6logs
qenihlald un0 mad geatcfnianen
Mblulgen oct 4prnne uqHeriea@ AieB
Serr q. @. Gamble Der 8orfiBer
0es Observation-Disclosures bic
MnlDelal0ea her5lid miIlfoH1aan IND
fiihrte io0ann ben eriten 6e0uer
Merrn sS0fn z. ae1ne0B Elm. Set
fercr Iegte IN bere0ten g8orten bic
Qflidfen ser anterifaniiden Burger
0ar un0 qab etilell lle6erblid ieiner
Satfqfeit tin 4orgreB bel Der Ans
nabnae 0es iebigen gaaturoliIationse
qeieses. Salptiddlid betonte er 0ie
NnnaAme Der engIiihen Sprdde
ul0 Die Mbltreifung Der 9rduhe an.
0erer Nqtionalitaten. aud oie Fri.
bifegien 0es arnerifaniihen 8iirgers
maroen BON inn ie9r borteilbaft be.
Ieltatet. 9fit elmer Mabnang BUR
2ogalitat idloB er ieine 4asflbru1le
gen.
Qs sueiter 8ebner folste ibut
Ridter Group Der It'd IN ieiner 9e0e
beionoers onf bic GrfaliImg beg Sci.
Ttes 0urh Die neuen amer. Burger
ur0 auf bic 4biAaffuug oes 3uiaa.
nTenidIniies BON 6rernoee6orenen IN
aelonien beidrdnfte. aoAoem SRI.
Srgnh in reft begeiiterter art Die
.gsarleiaeiie~ in engIiider gprohe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
arrn idledt in Gnnlitat.

Sn Der Gualitdt lit 0og nelle
&orn, oos ouf SEN Gmoboer M}artt
fomut, iebr lul5ufrieoenItaQeno.
9leiitcn8 lit es 70 poa bon 6ep6tig.
felt, 6oB as talm berfcnft neroeu
fam. @eitern uuroen 81 @aggor.
~laoungen empfangen un0 9erfdilfe
nurocn 8ptiden St.32 un6 $50
pro 8uibeI abgei6loiien. 40 @o9.
gpnla0ungen Safer uno "a @oggon.
ld0ungen 8el3en prroen ebenfaas
er6alten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
maaen. anb 2e6er6efdper6en.

6rau 6. 8oppe bon Bonerop,
8aib.. idreibt: set bielen Sabren
babe i'd an Nlager- mo 2eberbe.
hiDer6er gelitten uno babe berihie-
0ene W1e0i5inen gebraudt, obne gro
BE grleifterurg Su finoen. Satte i'd
Gorni'g 4lbenfrairter friiber gefanmt.
70 bate i6 mir biele Sdmer8en en-
Iparen fonnen. Geit6em i'd alpen-
frduter gebrottda, fable id mid bel.
kr nno ~eeiuaoer, as felt bielen
Sabrm.
8ouienoe b1ben in Gbnlider 8eiie
Die beilDirfen0en eigeuidoften Die
ieg dHen, b~efDdbrten ardrterbeiLmit-
tels be5eugt. 5orni's Qlpenfrduter
Diro nidt ourb apoibefer berfonft,
ionoern 0urh beIon0ere 9ofalageiIten
aefiefert. Nan Ifreibe an Or. 8e.
Ter 5dbrnep & Cons Co., gbicago,
81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
4luftmbr int piclcn
fibirtiAcn $t6cten!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
~, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1917
Eofic. II. glco. Gin i6mercr
4tfrltBr 1T I'M mebrercu i~i6iriid-en
5t1otau TIM @angc, ais 6olge oe5
Iebten ruiiii6en ]llHihr5e3, mic ans
3epcihen bon 9looiboitod uno 9ar-
bin b~erborge4t. l%}ogimoIiiten uno
&oiadcn IiGfarn jib tn Eon5te
S6lodteh mGldc5 ourh 8eidIogs
robme Der %elsgrop1erIjnieu prat.
tiib t~ioliert lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
@ciduoreue funntcn fd nidt eiuisen

ss5n Dem M1oropro5eiie 9egen Sen
9eger Gins. Smith, Der inter an-
flage ftebt, 5rau 9}eQie g}et9apag er.
uloroet au baben, fonntn iid Die
@eidnorenen na6 elmer 42stunOi.
gen gerotung ni6t einigen. Ser
6aa nur0e oen @eldDorenen an
Qonnerstag nadmittag I'M 3 ubr
sur gniaeiouug ijberge6en un0 beu-
te I'm II lt6r mur0e oertiift0et 0oB
feline Ginigung er3ielt per0en tonnte.
Ger Gidter Gears entlieB Johann
DIE @eihnorenen. Ger 6~taat8an.
malt beautragte iofort eiuen 8rpeiten
Rro5eB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Gutsen 0eratcn in
cinen Pintetbalt!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
n, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1917
2ouoon II. SCOT. -gH8ia nir0
gemel0e 6aB elm oils 500 Mnm
beitebaoa hirtiidar &earboufe bon
8riteu, weIhe itA SeruiaIem am
Gouuerstog ndberteb in ben 6inter-
baIt qertet un0 fait ~alfgerieben nur.
be. Die 8riten bobeu Den 46uibuiba
90benfumm CREDIT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
GcbeuslaHglide 3udtfaasfrafc
hcf1tint-

Die lebensIdngIide s3uGtbousitra.
fe oes Meritaner8 @lacario QereB
Ronero, Der Bel einem Gie6lta6l ben
@adtor gteil Grob Der i6n 8A Der.
9often iudte eridob, uuroe bonn
appeQaeridta auirett erbalten. Or.
muB OemHad oau gtelt ieines 2e6eus
inn 3udtbaus 8u5ringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Carl s. Goura0.
NpuEpoGnie 6, 9tebrasfn Glib
Soliptnnrn, Carl 90. Cline; Gbcr
leiiinont. Morton Steinbart; 2eut.
uant Discount u. Graneis.
aompagnie Q, Beatrice-9ottpt'
mann, 6torf 6. Omen; SberIeut.
nnnt gdul 90. GoIbD, 2eittfdrt,
.6reo %. MeBmore.
aonpagnie 6, Gna6n-Saupt-
Mann 6reo GO. Sigginion; 96er.
lelituont SaroI0 o. Bel; 2eittnant,
Gbmaro U. 8ibfel.
sompoanie S, Gmaba-&atbt-
mann, 9Llfre0 6. Me@Ione, Cher,
leiitnont aennptb 81. M}c9foe; Gent.
liant @m. $. M1etcoIfe.
aompdouie g, 9mo6a-Sntpt-
mann. GbarIe8 e. Net; GberIeut.
uont. SaroIS 6. @3oBman.
Ronpoanie 8. 2incoIn-Soupt
mann. 9esbert 6. @ood; Gber.
leutnort, Santes 6. gropn.
aonpogHie S. Minoen- 9oupt.
mann. Bert @iiter8; 0berIeutnant,
3omnep 6. Chairman.
aompoanic &. 2oup gitD-Soitpt.
mann Sorrb 6. @iQis; 3bcrIeut,
nant, Hoseoe q. g8ation; 2elttnaut,
Garrett s. 2oren5.
aontpognie g 9cottsbluff -
8auptmann, @orrp 8. Smith,; 2eut.
i1ont, Clarence o. 5teert.
Gompaanie %. Erenton-9nltpt.
mann. Gloll0e Q. Grace; 8berIeit.
uant, Baron 8. Soroon; 2eutnant,
qouis 81. Grace.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Die 6oIleu cSleiidpreiie.

8nibiHgton, II. gl0o.-Gie @reis
Re flr Die beridicoenen 5leiidorten
- einidlieBlia SdDeine &iu0er,
unO @eflilgei = iin6 rest
ourhidnittIih nm 62.2 Gro5ent be-
Der. als fte nor einem Sabre Daren;
S7.3 &ro5ent bober nls Dor 5lDei
Sabren mo 8S.1 @ro5ent bober ais
Der idbrli6e Gurhidnitt fir Die Let.
ten iiebeu Sabre. 9om 10. Septem.
Der bis gum 10. Sftober erbogten
it'd bic 5leiidpreiie I'M 10 @ro5ent
I'M @ergleid 8u IA 4ro5ent Ddbreno
Der gieiden 3eitperioOe oes letter.
Sabres.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Gin gerrfftsr bebro6t ggilion.

Goheter, @itnn., II. Sob. -
Galgrnff pom 4naorags
alo5fa, Der quqefloqt lit, Qrobe-
brieFe an Sen 9rdf6entcn @ilion ge-
ididt 3u ba6eit rpuroe i'm bieiigen
grobdtgeridt fiir rerriidt ertl1rt
uno Dem 3rratoiBl 8u Godeiter
uberpieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
&arrii6 aam 8reHeugcuten Der @a6-
rnnasmitte 9eh1rbe %ernnnnt.

q. q. 8arriib. bonn 8ubli8itdtS.
aomitee 0es Commercial Club, pur.
Be bon Dem giabrungsntitteI 8erpos
ter o. g. @nttle5 als 9reijeagent
Oes g~5ebrastoer 9abrungsmittelamts
ernonnt. Ole @rueunung bat 0ie
3uitimmuug Oes @un0es ~gaabruug5.
mittel 8erpolters.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
C~ffi5icrSliitc Ocs z. gebraSfa Re0i4
mcntes.

Qincoln, II. Gob-Ginc repi.
oicrte Cite ser Cfii3iere 0es Z. ae.
q|iInentes nur0e BON @ouDerneur
6efanut gegeben. 0lebrere Soften
ftno bercits baicbt iuorocn, einigc ies
6oh bIeiben nod n6eiett. Sic 2iite
foIgt:
0bera- aeit6 TcbiGe.
0beritIetttnont-6 u. Qi0.
tom.
aopIon 4. IN. Qci0b.
3obnor8t- George So, @oeblet.
Critics Battalion major, 8. a..
g}tDouneQ; aoiutnnt, g s.. @ar.
ncr.
8peite8 Battalion maior, Rap
abbott.
Critics @otoiGon -aofatant. Bic.
TOR %. arauia.
Souptquartiers Gontpagnte, Gin.
coIn-Souptmont, See Wetcalie.
. Sltppln a0ll1p0gllIe, 0rdll0 ~
ton0-2attnont, SamGs q. grDin;
2elttnont emil MoIbah
M}oi6inenGetpebr Stompo8nie,
aeorncp-Sauptmonn, @arrb u.
Soues; 2Gltnont, 6raut 90. @rotpn.
Sanitdts 9[6teiluug, 2iucoln-
Raior, GIiber $. Gberett; Sber.
Ieutnnut Somes Gaus &bomos ;
2eutnant, Sarrb Grneit 5Iausbuto.
aompagnie q, 5eparo-6oupt
mann, Glen q. Serbeb: Gberleit
nant, Gballncep Ser Suffer; 2eut-
nant, Greoerif %. e. @utbnlon.
aou1poenie @. Crete - 6aupts
mann, @1ac 6. 46bott; 2eutnant
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Minpnri Qadnrn erd5fen Malen.

S~eiferion Git1, Mo., liz. gtob.-
Gen giiiiouri 8n6nen murbe cine
9erionenr1ten Grbobung 3ugeiton.
ben. Giu5eltidets meroen ron 2 otf
21h Gents per meile erb0bt Sumo
fobrttidets pom 2 ouf "a Gents
Der Mleile uno 81eilen6iider BON 2
bis 2A Gents Der @eile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
anIpiaiert cma6aer 9ahnlinitn.

Us. Q &orf, Der p6Gren6 Der abs
neieubeit oe5 8rdiioentcn 5alton In
5ranfreih ais 4rdii0eut Ser @reot
&eiterr 8abn funqiert, beiiuoct iid
mIf e!Her Snipettionsreiie 0e8 gabn.
igiterns in omaha. Gr mar friiber
Observation-Disclosures ser llnion0a.
cific Gabn ur0 @i3e Er1Iioent Ser
Sainois Central Balm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
so nnn icinrm 9piten anrad.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
III, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1917
2on0on, II. g2oD.-graF gom0rab,
9orfiben0er Der britiiden 2uftflot.
tenbeboroe, lit oIs cine Jolge oes
8riefas, meIten 2oro ~9lortbcIiffe an
ben neutrality-suspicious. 2lobo @e.
orge gerihtet BAT. non leinem 4oiteli
3uriidgetreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
GriegSfOnSs '&ngnc cifria tort.
aeieht.

Gmaba mo gl56rasfo iiberi6rit
ten geitern ibr minimalQuotum pon
reIp. 100000 mo $250,000 fir
SEN y, 90, 6. u. a~riessfou08. 0as
giorjmolquotum lit ouf S350000
feItgeiett. Ole @eiamtIumme fir
0mabn betrug Stf6,63o mo fir
g1ebrasfa $251400.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
aboccrSneter Stephens
I'M Cebcns9cfGbr!

aongreBrnonn 5tepbens BON Gre.
mont, Der NIT aH6eren aongreB.
lettten Die britiide 6rout in geIgien
beiuhte, Qeriet In oettihes 6eltet
pn0 befarlb iih ftir3e 8eitGans in Sc
ben8gcfabr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

gibi pouiidH0iae nHo llar iluIfrserte In
ieituugen tn daen &eileH Der ieei 10 1otfstiab
Ita5en IatitHgsgunit. ole 6an0banuHa Oct
5dtlthen un6 bic cage Der pdnoe NITRO IN
ileben IebI oenttnsH lilo taoelloS aeBei1neiei
JauiraittaneR ge8elGt gelolgl Don lebr lei1i
peritln0itm gegebeueH 4HlelhlHgen, Sine grDbe
Qn8abi bon WtAiieru llr AanletL @tHidge. DDS
tire, Wdtielitlde, Aragen. aahtfietoers lilo
6emoeHio1s, 6dHotudiaaicH BrOiteuersSed'
den uifD. fiuo dbaebil0ei u1D ote auletttlt
aen ernf5aliden eS aud Inianaern. oieielben
9ersniielel.
8as gnh If auI Dem beiieH BaDter hnh
oen b01ifen atripr0erlnQeH bet Buehnriiders
tIHii georift lno Der 8elth oestelbet1 splro
far gle etne Gne1e Der 3eirteotaaun urto bea
BeranIaens biloeH. WldR iebe unieii Die cid,
ten @e0tHamger, al Dei6en e8 80 bnber it,
Gteies SUD fit 12c p~oriotpei per 4oIi uep
la1ot.
Saglide Omaha Sribine,
9atterH 9ept.,
1911 Suluar6 Str, omaha, Web.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

@s be5obIt iidl in ben paIni
Ffi5ierien aH5eigen@ Der Tribune 0l
nnnoacieren.
The Washington times., 1917-01-15
Married A Princess

ORA Newton went to Russia with q
Red Cross unit and later married .
Russian princess. He was made q
general in last November, becoming
the highest ranking American citi-
zen with a European army.
He is a graduate of the United
States Military Academy, and a form
er intern at Emergency Hospital
here. While he was In the Philip
pines four years ago, on q special
mission for the Smithsonian Institu-
tlon, his fiancee, Miss Alice Nixon, of
Washington, was drowned. He did
not learn of the tragedy until his ar
rival at San Francisco, on the trip
home to be married.
He sailed to Russia with the first
relief contingent and was placed in
charge of the hospital at Kiev. It
was here that he married Princess
Schahofskaya, of Petrograd, a volun-
teer nurse. After the withdrawal of
the Red Cross hospital units, he went
into the service Of the Russian army.
The Washington times., 1917-01-15
PLAN FOR COLUMBIA DEBATE.

The first prize debate of the season
of the Georgetown University Law
School, will be held at the school on
Wednesday night, when the winners
Of the preliminaries will argue the
proposed embargo on food stuffs. The
Senior Debating Society will be repre-
sented by John NJ. Dervin and George
Helford, while c. ]. Bourg and John
]. o'Day, jr., will represent the Junior
Debating Society.
The debate with Columbia Uni
versity of New York is the engaging
question at the school. d. W. O'Don-
oghue, Georgetown 1890, and @. Sher-
man Rogers, Columbia 1908, have been
agreed upon by the two institutions
as referees to select the judges for
the debate which will be held here
the evening of March 3.
The Washington times., 1917-01-15
CONCERT TODAY
By u. 8. Marine Band Orchestra
at q. s. Marine Barracks,
at 2:30 p. m.
WILLIAM H. sANTELMANN. Leader.

WILLIAM u. SANA6L.AAENNs -SAoeE'
PROGRAM.
March. "Clear for Action
Blankenburg
Overture, "The Calf of Bagdad"
Boiedieu
Melody of Peace. Martin
Music de Ballet, Henry the
Eighth. ......... Saint-Saens
(a) 1.-THE Gathering Of the
Clans"
(b) "A Scottish Idyl.
(c) Dance of the Gypsy Girl"
Idyl, "Traus der Sunnorin" Libitsky
Grand scenes from "Rigoletto"
Verdi
Hungarian Dance No. 1..Keler-Bela
Marines Hymn, "The Halls Of Mon
teZuma.
The Washington times., 1917-01-15
URGES RAISE FROM PULPIT
Rev. o|SH. Martin Appeals to Con-
oress and to Nation.

From his pulpit at the Dumbarton
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev.
ID. II. Martin. yesterday made an ap-
peal to Congress and TO the nation to
DO more for the salaried man; for the
Government employe who has not seen
an increase in pay for years. despite
the fact that the cost of living has
doubled In some respects.
Mr.. Martin preached on The Bread
Problem, and the Federal and District
employees Salary-What Congress
Should Do"
Il am in favor of Increased wages
Tor nremen, policemen, and all other
public workers. / am in favor Of Civ.
ing school teachers salaries suitable
70 the labor and responsibility of
thelr positions. am in sympathy
WIN the proposed Pomerene retire
ment and pension bill for the District
teechers- / make a plea in behalf OF
all persons and classes in the employ
OF the Federal and District govern
ments for higher wages and for i'm
meolate and not future benefits.
II Congress cannot bring the cost
OF living down. then It should boost
wages to meet these increased de-
nands.-
The Washington times., 1917-01-15
Congressman Frear in Minority
Report AssaiIs Appropria-
tons in Omnibus Bills.
NEED AID OF SPECIALISTS
Calls Attention to 80 Per Cent
Decrease in Commerce on
Island Waterways.

"A waste OF money" is the way
Congressman James A. Frear, of Wis.
consin' Republican member of the
House COMMITTEES on Rivers and Har.
oors' describes about one-half Of the
appropriations carried in the river
and harbor bill.
Mr.. Frear will file in the House
this week a minority report on the
SSS'oOo,OoO bill. An advance COPY of
the report shows that Mr.. Frear will
assah the present method of making
river ana harbor appropriations.
"A high class board similar to the
Interstate Commerce Commission is
needed for the intelligent manage
ment OF waterways improvements" I"
says Mr.. Frear. Some such board of
public works controls waterways i'm
provements in other countries wher-
ever an intelligent waterways system
has been put in force"
The Ffear report says commerce on
the Mississippi Missouri, Ohio, Ten
nessee, Cumberland and other inland
waters, excepting deep waterways,
has diminished on the various streams
from so to 90 per cent during the past
forty years.
During that period" says the re-
port -the Government has appropri.
ated $3.50 sYOo0. 900 for the Mississippi,
S6010oo,o0o for the Ohio, $22, ,oOO, 900
for the Missouri and proportionately
large amounts for other streams,
while this decrease in commerce has
steadily continued.
Hundreds Of small streams are be-
ing improved by the Government with
disappointing results. Colonel
Townsend, one Of the ablest of the
army engineers and q member of the
River Commission, has
urged a cessation of waterway ex-
until one or two projects
have been made commercially vaIu-
able.
mo system of local contribution is
enforced as in foreign countries and
no comprehensive policy or economic
attempted. It is a case
today OF placing money wherever the
local demand Is the greatest, without
reference 70 actual commercial needs.
Practically one-half OF the $5s,0OO,-
900 contained In the pending water
way bill Is wasted, including the
greater part of $4,000, 900 given by
the bill to eight inland streams. Army |
engineers have had full control in the |
determination Of navigation needs and |
the amount OF appropriations.
Without business training, COM !
knowledge or experience, this |
policy has resulted in. wastefuI pro-
jects maintained all over the country, |
including those which are good, bad |
and Indifferent. All are Joined to-
gsther annually IN enormous omnibus
bills. Not one project in four would |
pass Congress IL standing in a sepa- |
rate bill, but omnibus measures carry |
the bad and Indifferent because OF
the votes assured by this method.
"The pending bill carries $4,000 900 |
Of initial appropriations for new pro-
jects, but adopts additional burdens
through future dribbling appropria-
tions reaching $4,000, 900. Over 300
projects carried in the bill are judici-
ously scattered over the country"