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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TODAY TOMORROW.
Boston at Philadelphia. Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Bfooklyn. New York at Bfooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsb'Rf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04

Recent experiments in electrical
blowing in Sweden, Italy and France
have proved electricity far superior
to any other traction power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY TOMORROW
Wash'n at New York. waah'n at New Yefk
Philadelphia at Boston. Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at st. Louis Cleveland at 81. Louis
Chicago At Detroit Chicago At Detroit,
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Newark 80. - "a .e42 Rochester. 30 81 .4e4
Baltimore. 90 20 .aoe Buffalo. :. % ~ .4os
Toronto.... SO 20 1914 Montreal. 2s u asa
Baltimore Richmond. rain. Toronto, B: Roch-
ester. 4. Toronto, 8: Rochester. l. Montreal.
g: Buffalo, 3. Montreal, 8; Buffalo, 9 Other
clubs not scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Louisville. y ! r sss Columbus. y K ( f ssi
Ind'apoIis.. 8 q .e2s Milwaukee. Is 20 .4is
ST. Paul. go 80 30 s8S Toledo % a $50
Kan City. 80 81 SO Minneapolis q "a SIS
Toledo. Is: Indianapolis, a. Louisville. 5:
Columbus. 2. Kansas City. IL; Milwaukee, S.
st. Paul. 2; Minneapolis. o.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS;
Martin.b'e. 80 Is .ee7 Frederick. 10 8 Al
Gettysburg. ri 20 AT Cumberland is n 400
Hanover. 8: Cumberland. 4. Cumberland, 2:
Hanover. o. Gettysburg. p; Martinsbure 1.
Haserstown. 10; Frederick. 8.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. u: Little Rock. 3. Nashville. a;
Chattanooga. 4. Mobile. S.; Birmingham, 2.
Atlanta. 8; New Orleans. L.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Jacksonville. .; Charleston. o. Charleston, 9;
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. 8: Houston, 8. San Antonio, /; Fort
Worth. 0.
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Northern League Out Of Business.

FARGO. N. D., July 4-The Northern
Base Ball League, reorganized this spring
with Fargo Moorhead. Minot. Winnipeg
and Warren as members suspended yes
terday, owing to financial conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04

The condition of the Serbian army.
after nearly three years Of the bitter
est experience undergone by any Of the
entente allied forces, is described by
Herbert Corey, the war correspondent.
in a graphic communication to the Ma
tional Geographic Society. a part of
which is issued as the following war
geography bulletin from the society's
Washington headquarters:
THE Serbs are the poor relations of
old St Etfenne rifles which the French
discarded. The artillery in support has
been cast from other fronts. Their
surgeons are borrowed surgeons, for
the most part. They are uniformed
and fed by the French, and Great Bril-
tain loans them money. They never
have enough cars. even for star use.
Sometimes they have not enough food.
But they always have enough ammuni-
ton and they find enough fghting for
themselves.
THE Serbian army began the great
retreat of 1918. 100000 strong. Not
more than 10000 reached asylum on
tight through the snow-filIed passes OF
Albania and Montenegro. In the con-
fusion of those days some one had
forgotten. There was not sunlcient
food or clothing or medicines or nurs-
Ing awaitfnw them. Men who had
struggled through the winter died on
the open beaches Of the Island Of Vido.
Dying men dug their own graves
and then dug the graves Of the men
already dead. Not more than half were
fit to serve again when the fall cam
paign of 1916 began.
No News From Their Homes.
ut was a sad army-bitter army
but not a despairing army that I ac-
ompanied last winter. Many Of these
men were 'cheechas,' in the Serb
phrase. When a man reaches the age
of forty he becomes uncle to his
neighbors. Some of these men were
in the fourth line before the war.
Serbia to the Serb peasant means
the little white cottage. the plum or
chard, the ten acres of ground. Few
of them had been fifty miles away from
home when war began five years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04
-FOUR DIAMOND TEAMS
PLAY CONTESTS TODAY
Three Local Mines in Double
Headers on Foreign Fields, and
One at Its Home Park.
BY H C. BYRD.

Four amateur base ball teams hers
have scheduled double headers today.
One is to play on a local feld. and the
three others go to foreign diamonds for
their contests. All the meetings are to
take place this afternoon.
Out at Columbia Park. 18th and II
streets northeast, the Athletics. a newly
organized club. will go against team
from Baltimore known as the Omars.
The Baltimoreans are said to be pos
sessed OF a strong combination. num-
bertnE among their players several of
previous experience in professional
ranks. About the most capable amateur
performers in Washington are lined up
with the home club. The double header
starts at 3 o'clock.
The General Baking team goes out to
Purcellville. Va, for two contests with
games will be played by the Reg Ath-
letic Club at Washington Grove. The
Alexandria County A. A. nine takes the
longest and most extended trip. going
70 Newport News and Norfolk. At New
port News today 1t meets the Ship
buflders in a twin bill. and tomorrow
plays the Naval Training Station at
Norfolk.
W: r. Love. manager of the Printers,
In the Rosedale League, takes exception,
to any statement which purports TO in
innate that the Columbia team has NOT
oeen given everything coming to it in.
the Rosedale League. Love says that
the Columbias have no kick Coming.
and the trend OF his remarks indicates
his belief that they wanted something
they could not win on the field. Love
says:
the interview published in your col
umn. supposedly from the manage or
assistant manager of the CoIur bJ4
team in our league, did not give H..
correct standing of the teams at the
time mentioned, and the board of
governors never voted at any time TO
award the championship of the first
half OF the series to the Columbian
The standing of the three leading
teams at that time was as follows:
s'won Tast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York neutrality-suspicious..
Philadelphia, 5; BOSTON, o.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia. 1.
Chicago 8: Detroit, 1.
St, Louis, 5; Cleveland, 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

st. Louis. 8: PittsbgrKh. 9.
Cincinnati, 8; Chicago, I.
Other eames postponed; rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-04

Baltimore Richmond. rain. Toronto, B: Roch-
ester. 4. Toronto, 8: Rochester. l. Montreal.
8: Buffalo. 8. Montreal, 8; Buffalo, 2. Other
clubs not scheduled.
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; clotpre~Nay Be Invoked.
Exemptions Approved.

The Senate adopted the committee
amendment exempting farmers, gard
eners. cooperative associations of
farmers or gardeners, including live
stock farmers. from the anti-hoarding
Section
Efforts to limit the exemption to in
dfvidual farmers and mutual farmers
associations failed after Senators Wads-
worth. Norris. Smith Of Georgia and
Smith OF South Carolina pointed out
that 1t was not only impossible for
had been put in to permit them to keep
enough surplus on hand for seed and
also hold their own products for ad-
xancement without being subjected to
the boarding inhibition Of the bill.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. Il: Little Rock. 3. Nashville. a:
chattanooga. 4. Mobile, S; Birmingham, q
tlanta, 8; New Orleans L.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo. IS; Indianapolis a. Louisvillt s;
Columbus. 2. Kansas City. IL; Milwaukee. 5.
st. Paul. 2; Minneapolis. o.
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g[ntprairr neitr6t.

@ron0 S5lon0. glebr., 81. Mai.
n Ger Acknowledgements STEPHEN
8rof bat eingeItnnoen IN Ser g}oGt
rom 30. 9(pril ben Rotorroo. 8oIi.
5iiten g}onoBon i~i6erfa6rcp ur6 Der.
lett 81 baber, 8rod, meIfer megen
3n ihneIlen 6ohrers 6urd ben @p.
iddftstcil Der Stabt berbaftet tper.
Sen ioGte, iiberfubr. ipie Der 9oli
sit erfIdrt, oieicn einfodJ url6 rate
meter. 9abei fieI ein Sonofoffer
ous icinem alnto bos BON Der go
Ii5ei oui6eipohrt mttr6c un0 iegt an
9rod 8ltru gerrdter mur0e.
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60rmcr protcitieren geaen RrciS.
f%eitlebuna.

2incoIL 81. 0tai. 8.
SbortbiQ. Sefretdr ser 9ie6rosfo
Cooperative Grain & She Stod
qiiociotion miro ON 5reitag oIa
8ertreter 0erartiqer 6arfncruereini.
gltn9en bon elf Stooten oes mittla.
rcn 8eitens nod 8oibtngton fab.
rcn, nm bel oc1t aongreBfomitees
fir NoGrlmgsmittel @eieba gegeu
Die Qniebuta feititebenoer 9reiie fir
6armprooufte su proteitieren. 8.
q. S6ort6ia, melder Die 1ormer.
berciniguuqen Der Gtooten 3notana.
5ainois, 9bio, IebraSta, aanios,
g1ortb 8afotd, Solttb 9ufotn, Soma,
MinueIota, Oklahoma un0 Colorado
bertritt erfldrt, bob bic f5nriHer
nidts gegen Die aniebung zines
Mtir6citpreiies eiuaupenoen batten,
tpenr fe oieleIbe ol6 nift befiir.
iporteh baB ite iebo8 entiAie0m
oegen Die G%eitietllilg bon 8o6itprei.
Re fin0.
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mcr lit
SienitpIihtie7

9las nnierem Qeierfreiie fom.
men ms tdslid snblreide sufra.
gen 5lt, Oh gemGf Der 8eitimmnu.
gen Ses faralih bonn auugrcie
a"ngenDmmeneu ansbebnngss@c.
ietes aud 5rem6gebDrene, ueIdle
lire s~eriteH gapierc" Geransge.
nommen 6a6en, snm StereS6iCnit
BernHge5ogen perOen f0nnen. 9Sir
bOfien, iflOu in ben nGditen Sds
gen ben hDaen AnO genaneR
8Urtlant Ses gtiebcs ner0ifent.
lidcn Su t0nnea, bas nnqeHblif.
lid in Der GesiernnaSSrnderei in
8nibin9tou gebradt uir6, nnO
geben tiuitlueilen iuieoer, iuns bic
gcip0gnlid mDBlnuterridtete nnb
berIdflidc ytclu gort oGnenine
Iali" Diesbe5iglidJ i6ren geierH
mltteilt:
Mad Der Rspsa 6eersstdrlnae
tOnnen ale 5rembgebOrcutu, ans.
aenOmmeR feinOlidc 6remegebo.
rene, sum @liitdrSienit fir bic
Ser. Staaten beraHae5ogen luere
ben, lueun ie lire g6iidt ertldrt
baden, 8arger luerOcn az iuolen.
"a 7entihlanS Sds rinsige sanS
III, init Dem luir ms i'm atieae
bcfiu6sn, 70 Fnb 9cutidle Sic
ein3igcu gieinOlidIen 5remO9ebo.
reuen" uno fGnnen ais iDIfe HidDt
msgrloben luerSen. Oeiterreidsr
nuo llngarn t5unen, Oa iic uidDt
iciuSlidc SrsmosebOreHe" iiuO,
a~asecGoben Werben, weHH tie lire
gl6hd]t erfl1rt habeH, gnrgtr
mtrDtn ia moHeR.
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Grs6iiduf SartS in @abiion.

@abiiotL g2ebr., 81. M}ai.
@r8biidof S. S. Sdrtp Ron Omaha
NOR geitern bier un0 ipeuoete in
Der ct. 2eouoros Stride 70 aonfir.
manocn lttto aonfirman6innen Die
Beilige aomtritnion. g9eiaon6s Sod.
meiie nit SraeI nn6 6rGeferbeaIci.
titrg trug bel 8ltr @rbabelbeit Der
5eier bel.
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Ole @ebeimboEilrig bon Snforma.
tionet, ipelfe befreunoeten gaatiouer
eeD0ren, lit iebr nidtig. Go5u ee.
boren audi Na6riften iiber Den
Gnu96oottrieg. England gibt inns
ale Snformationen barber, ober
mir miiIier ieinem 8eiipiele folgen
urlo Die eir8eIbeiten gebeimboIten.
9ie 9isfuifton bon GrieOen8m6g.
Iibteiten lit ebenfaIl8 iebr eefdbrIiG,
6a tie BON 6einoe o~lt8geben f0nnten.
SIM oaeemeinen iiuo artifel, mel.
die Dem 6ein6e ooer ben gteutraIen
bon gliitcn fem f0nnten, nift CT.
tpitnidt.
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aus Columbus, ucb.

alth in Columbus nuroc Der
Observation-Disclosures in Der altebr.
~uiiroieeu @eiie gefeiert.
Columbus bat iebt aud ieine gr.
Observation-Disclosures bic bon ei.
mem eeniiien ngbongelitea" Rntbs
burn ~obqebalten fUeroen.
Die 6ermom8. 5obne bon 60.
Innbis tperoen am Ia. sSuni tbr
90. Stiftungsfeit off feitIihe 8eiie
beeebeit. sSerr 0tu. 9iepenitof
Ipus 8apne, Ser @roBprGitoent bon
0ebrosfa, piro oie 8ouptreoe bal,
len. Die 6eier fin0et in Der Nldn.
nerhorbnIle itott uno miro Elm ih6.
mes 9roaramm 3ltr ausfitbrttng
,fonmen.
Cine 9etition on Den 6f)ulrat
bur 8ortfilbrilng oeS Gelttibunters
|rifieg Sirf1tIiert gegeHDdrtig in Der
|6to6t. Sic muB oR /. SUM Dem
6huIrat u~uterbreitet perben. olio
morgen. 8er ole Betitiorl bic bon
s0errn q. 8. 2itb berumgereidt uiro,
inter5eidnen mill, H. DIES ioIten
pie fortidrittlihen gitr9er tltr,
j oate eg ioofrt TIN.
Stadtsiendtor s. 6. Qlbert bat
bic Rafridr erbolten. oaB lem
5o6n 6reo aI6ert Der til Der OF.
ice Deg Staotsinaenieurs in Gin.
PIN tdtig mar, cine, Grnennlng
an sDeitcn 2eutaant 0es Sngeni.
frg- aorpg Der reguldren armee er.
olten bot. Gr crnnrtet, i'm 2olfe
+ Gommers nad 6ronfreih &c.
pot All maraen.
S9a6n Gate, Columbus CONNER.
Egniigungsort miro morgef, frci.
eroffnet tperoen. Ger 8lob
Vie Iid su einem 6eliebtan aus.
sort entpideln. Ser 8erfebr
un0 bon Dem 8lob pirb nit
bermittelt meroetb 6ereu eta.
iid am Brantfort Gqtare be.
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r~ckdlsuad6tihtcn
aMs Srcmcnt, uebr.!
ffrertont. "a. aI1ni.


6rnu 9orotbe1 S6uI6t, ote Ilits
ter bon Serrn 9oitor Sdulot, lit
nm bergangerlen Sam8tag IN Sfun.
lee i'm Sitter bon 73 Snbren ae.
ftcrben. 6ron 5du[bt mar nit liz.
rem Mdrne int Sabre 1884 bon
Geitihldno bier eingepon6ert.
St ietner 9aeca[atreote @nIbrodle
an Die @rnoitierenoen Der Fremont
9odidille nf1 perganeenen Sonntag
erfl1rte Or. Siion ooB amerifn
fiir ben 8orrong Der 8emofratie ae.
gen Gutofrotte eintrdte ulb boB mir
odfitr itreben iontelt, Dob gu8l6n.
bern 6os 8eritGn0nig oofiir beige.
broht tper0en ione. Ct ia0te, sic
offentIiGen S6rIen ioaten Ole refine
omerifoniihe Sprade Iebren. er
ihIoB NIT Der g%rmobnang, nt@t
iiber Die 8uflrnft al trGumen, fon.
bern bic @eIGgenbeit Ser @egentpdrt
ST. ergretfen uno IN better 8eiie aus.
8unuben.
SIN Der Memori1I qniprade in
Der CONGREGATIONS Stride lesten
Sonntag fam 9oitor 8ilB su benz
SdluB. Dab bic oeuti6e S6ee einer
Domination Der @elt bon rtns be.
fdfnpft nitric. Gin 3roden init
Der In Der S0ue qeborenen S0ee,
Dab Die MtodJt oIs Reft geIten mir
ie, bate ieinen ritdIoien seopF m6b.
reno Der bergoJgenen Bret Satire
erbober uno blieie un8 feline qifti.
gen 8aIe entgeqen 9nfeI sam Iei
Elm nelter Sitter George Ser bern.
fen iet ben 3rod)en 3u erfdIogen
unb 10 meiter.~
o. s. Gutter poate nit Ieincmt
atttomobiL in oern iid einiqe Ga.
men befonoen, 6o8 @cletie Ser 81.
Ienbnbn an groo0 SteoBe binter
einem 8uge freu3cn, DergoB o6er,
nod einera uuf Dem ~foIgen6en Sc
fife b~eranfommeuoen 3uge 9usi1olt
gu balten uu0 tpur0e 0o0nrb iein
auto 8erIt6rt. Die SnIoiIen fonen
nit Dem bloBen Shreden 6abon.
Grdu gnrlos 4lorebouie lift bic
aIiiflife 9eitberin zines neuen elef.
triiden Iittomobil8.
Mar &rohtenberg ul6 Seanette
anbiih erbielten einen Seiratser.
I0ubnisinein.
@iGiom SfnI3 BOT iih iotpeit bon
einem anfaa BON Rbeumatismits er.
bolt. DAB CT tpieoer Dos 8ett oerlaI.
fen fam.
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@erhannnisppQe GrnIniinn.

Dsce0Id, ylebr., 81. MiQi. = Qls
In Dem 7 N2eIen 6itliG bon bier gc.
Iegenen SbeI6b @eorge 8 Gumtbor.
lie an einem ihiperen fril6er NIT
@aioIin gefiiltem Safe einen Sabn
anI6ten rnoate, entitan0 pI6bli6 cine
@rploiion bon Der nod in Dem Sab
6efinoIiden @oie uuo GotDtborne
nurOa 70 idner berIcBt 0oB CT ant
~foI9enoen GoQe Sen @eilt attfaab.
ct binterIdBt 3roli uno aiuo, Sic
in Skinner, g, Q. mobnen.
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@nnfdle bes aa6inefts.

9ie SefretGre Gaming, 8afer un0
3aniels rt6teten an BiIiou Elm ge.
meinidmeS Sdret6en NORM tie Die
Grnennltug zines Sniormotion8.ao
miteeS berlougeiL Dem auBer ihnan
felbit MIR no dein 3ioiliit %otge60reu
ioI.
sic iillb Ser 2lufidt, BOB Ser Grd.
itoent Die qlttoritdt babe, Elm ioI9e$
aomitee at %ernenier, obne ben Som
greB 8u fragen.
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8al6iu9ton, 80. 0}ai. quS
6urdt Dor elmer Nie0erIoge un6 utn
meitere 3eit 5u gepinnen, bat Dor.
iiber &ebb bonn Saus. Suiti5fomitee
Die Debate iiber Die &ompromiB.
alauieL in Der 3~eniurbil pciter pom
Gtenstag altf Greitdg pertogt.
Die Gnbduger Der 8reBfreibeit
baden nun cine relle ltno Iebr i6arfe
3affe in Die Sano befommen. SIS
Iino oie8 Die bonn Board Of glbIic
Snformotion (3euitrbe96r0e) aufge-
%itellten 9fegeln, Die 5roor nod feline
@eiebeSfroft baben, ober redt 0ert.
lid 5eiaeu5 mas Die BreIie gu ertDor.
ten boben piirOe, menn Die &egie.
rlrg Die nadgeiudten Madt6eiug-
niiie erbdlt.
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Aus BEN staate NebrasfaI

I9ie Observation-Disclosures ner6en
am 6. sunni ODER Ip1ter 5lt elmer
Grtroiisnna ein6ernfeu meroen, nm
antIogen eegen ale Gritdeberger
at erbeben, meIde fi6 am 5. SUM-
nidt baben Ieailtrieren laIIen.
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5ricbsnsgcrcOe nidt ermauIdt.

8obI am Experimentation lit 0o5
ongeregte gerbot, 5rieoens6e0iu0un
gen at ~0i8fltieren. 3a8 8crbot
lpiir0e DEM @olte, meltJe8 Den arieg
att8tdmpft uto Die &riegsfoIten be.
8oDlt, nidt geitatten, ilber oos m0o-
lide @n0e OeS arieges unterridtet
51 werOen, mo Is ieiaer Stimnte lit
Der MISUNDERSTANDING 0c5 5rie0en$
berQlt6en.
Gin iolhes 9erlongen ge6t iel6it
oener il6er Die SutI6upr, ueldc
bieIleidt gaueigt gcrpeien tudren, fiji
cine mooifj5icrte 3eniur j1 Itimmen.
aein ouoere8 2on0 bat iemaI5 cine
lolde 6orOerung 81 iteIleu 9cpo9t.
Gie Administration f0nnte untcr Die.
fem &erbot crit 5rie0cn i6lieBcn,
mann es i'm poBt uno oo5 Golf ilber
ibre 9tblidten o0lig im 9unfeIn
lniien.
SER GrecI ser GBef Ser 3enftr-
beb0r0e, gibt Die GegeIu %borIGufig
nllr ais Q~nregung. N6er ais GeIeb
niirOel iolde &oridtdge iidl ais oie
idlUerite 8eidranfung Der omarifn.
Hiihen 6rei1ett erpeiieL ipelde ie-
malls periltdt mor0en lit.
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Burlington Balm fanft Sriegs'
bDn6s.

@aibinaton, 81. @}oi. 9ie
Gbico9O, Burlington & Guintp 81.
lenbo6n bat $5,0O0,000 III Der 6rei.
beitsonIsi6e ongeIegt.
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Die t~1tHbio0dnecr
GucrScn smcrIt tins
Deer Gcitc&t!

Is si6t bereu cine 6al6e N1iLion i'm
GanOs. @eiamt8abl Der 8e6r.
pfltdtiseu 6etrast ii6er 3e1H @iI.
lionen. Sergeiratete n6gcn suerlt
bonn 8ienitc befreit iuerSen. &C.
Heralannalt lunrnt Dur HrOpa.
gaHoa.
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Gnftidiffcr %bernnelidt.

Buffalo. Sc. g., 81. 9}oi. Gin
@oierilna3etg 6es gunoes. 6Iieser.
forpg tradlte g~eiternLin cine 8eIegra.
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p%benitonge binein, nobel Der 2ebrer
i'm 6Iiegeripeicn 6reO %. 8immer,
aetotet lpnr0e, an0 Sepmont S.
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G6abrpns erpreiinnnsprn,ss.

G6o0ron. g}ebr.. 81. Moi Der
grpreiiungspro8eB in lpeldJem Der
GBcf Der @ebeImpoLi3et BON 9na.
ha, Stebe Moloneo berpifelt it, bat
beute ieinen anfang ganommen. 3os
8erbor be9dnn INT neltn llbr. gllf
Die gerbonblitng lit bier ieber bod
geipdlint.
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Drditildte Hcoelm
fir Sic prc1e
pcreei6laocn!

Ginfneilen MIR ais GidHdnar se.
gebeu. Debate iiber 3enInrtlan.
iel lueiter DeridDOben. Dad ben
. 8anidlen Oes 3eniors bleibt ben
3eitnnscH fat nidts gu beridten
i6rig.
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anor ST., EN- Gliegeri6aIer inns
NliaionGr aus Buffalo, btrlett
tpnroe.
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glnr aiIntiae aritif er6eten.

Ole bon Der 3euitr nufgcitelltcn,
a6er ma5ri6einlidl bon geiuiiien aa.
binett8mitgIieoern iuipirierten gle.
gelu nltroeu oen 3eitungsforreIpo1l-
oentcn ifon IeBte 8odc ais Der
troulide 5ohe" DorgeIegt. Die aor.
reiponOclten 6ei6loiien na@ geatein,
iamer 9i8fuilion, Die 9lnre8rug gu
i9noriera, mornllf GreeL Die 9tegcll
3ur @er0fentlihtmg freigd6.
3o8 9ofutnent entbdIt Elm Gor-
mort, NORM in 2(6rebe geiteIt miro,
0oB cine ane6elltng Der Grcie hcn6.
itdtigt lei. g(6er e iugt 0aB bic
geiibte aritif ipe5ifidcn uno fon.
0eiltet an, 0aB Die 3eniur6ebor0e BON
itrnftiben Gbaratter8 iein miiiiG, uu6
eoitoriellen a%ellBerun9en oa0eren
Gbardfter8 abr0t.
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l~aaeIitnrm BEL glaben.

III. g2ebr.. 81. gloi. Gin
ASnqeIihlrm eiug 9ienstaa
6rei gieileH u%or6meitlidD
p1ieoer mo 5erit0rte biele
ten.
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Sapan 8iebt oiet @olO aus an.
ierem 2otoe; umo aleih8eitia 5irHt
les eemiHG @eiltan bic iif Staots.
Htonner olnten. sic &iirmer aus
eer glaie. Gos 1T inIintuter.
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Der eugtiide @remierminiter tit
uu5peifelboft Doblerfabreu in Der
8umit, NIT Sped gPauie at fauqcn.
aber bel Den Ratteh bat er erbeblih
neniger Slid.
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8aruft eu6 bel Ginfdufen uul
Die .3rt6iine~.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Warnnnn be @enerolanmalts.

NNAN AAAAb wv 0%bNN NtAAAlANs
Sn 9erbin0ung nit Der 8ropo-
garb1 gegen Die aonifrition bat Der
@eneraIanpaIt foIgenoc @nrnuig
erloiien:
SD bin ouf bic 8erbreitung bon
Shriften aufmerfiom geuta6t nor.
BEN lpclfe oo8u beitimmt iiro, pom
Der Hcgiitrotion iu @intlong Init
0em aonifriptionsgeieb bonn Is.
0tai D. S. ob3uboIten. SoIde 9on0.
lungeu ii1o flare 8erlesungen Der
@eiete unb Ous syuiti30eportement
miro iebe Berion, peI6e lif zines
ioIden @ebobrenS idulbig mndt,
prompt Dor @eriht briu8en. 3ie
9eumtcn un0 agetten 0e8 8epurte.
meut8 I'M goll5cl 2an0e iinO nngc.
nieien moroen. iorgfdltig mad
uebertreteru oieies @eietes all fabn.
ben.
DIS @eies Itclnpelt 6elien lingo
bullg gum 9erbreden rno iiebt bis
81 iedl8 Sabreu 3udltbalt8 Dor fir
8eriouen, rpelde it'd beridp6ren in
Der a6iidt, Die 8urfiibrltng irgcuo
zines @eiebeS Ser Ser. Gtoaten 5u
~ber5ogern ooer at berBiuoerll.
Die notwithstanding lit nun
geieb uno ollie 8eridp0rur9en &c.
gen 0asieIbe ooer eegen Ole BARN
entbaltcneu 8%eitimmiingen, pie J. g..
Die Hcgiltration, peroen oementiprc-
demo Oerfolgt nerOeu uno Die betref-
fenoeH 8eridworcr baden int Sale
Der lleberfibruHg ihiuere geltrufuug
at geipGrtigen."
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g8aibington, 81. @}at. - Sic 9te-
gier1lng meiB offi3tel, baB bic Scr.
Staaten mebr nis 5ebn @iiGtonen
militdrpftidtiger m1nttlider giirger
i'm nebrpili9tigen 9llter bon 81 bis
81 Snbren nuf5uneiien bat.
8aigingtou neiB ferner offi5iea,
Dob ultter oieiem gelpoltigen Seerc
Der W}ilit1rpflidtigen etiud 534 NiiI.
lionen llnberbeiratete ltno, gegen I'M
gefdbr AZ @tiaiouen 8erDeiratete.
Dtebr ais cine bolbe Wtiaipn baben
feline geminnbringenoe 8eid1ftigung.
8ieie 3ablen mtroen bonn 3enius.
burenu geliefert uu6 fonnen als &c.
nau bingenommeu mer0en.
0ie genuile 3obI Der perfiioboren
2eltte betrdgt 10,079,500 un0 ipur0e
na6 Der i'm Sabre 1910 borgenom.
melten 8olfs31blung beredynet. Die
intereiionteite g(nfilnoiguuq lit oas
8orbanoeniein bon 500,500 @tiiBig.
a0ngern I'M militarpflihtigen Alter,
8a$ lit onn1berno Die 3abL melhe
nusgeboben merocn TOD, luelln oas
critic &ontingent i'm fommenoan
9erbit cinge5ogen miro.
Bon ie 100 INSTRUMENTATION
fino IS Ieoig mo as ber1eiratct,
120, 900 itno ols @itluer Ooer Sc
ifieoene re9iItriert.
Die 5egH g}ilIionen Derteilen iid,
bon Der balbeu 0iiaion 9}iBiggGn-
ger o6geiebeh ouf Die beri6ieoenen
8er1tfG mie folgt: 4derbaL Sort
mtrtidaft uno Gieh8ubt 1854 900;
8er9bou 3Gl,000, 6abrifatiols.
oocr utedouii6e Sr0uitrie 1885,
900; i'm Grausportpeien 100000;
I'M @altOeI5geper6e ty054,000; i'm
offcntliden 3ienit mo nidt anoer.
ipeitig fI%oiiiii3iert la, 900; in ion
itigeu 9erufen $4,000; 3ieuit6otet
All 900; 8ureauongeitcllte 37I,-
600