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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Die Gmrncr inn 1sricQc!

Der 0Ebila0elpbio @n5ette4 cnt.
nebmen mir foIgenoen @eri6t:
Wett gutem 8eiipiel lit Die bieitae
&1trr.@ emeinoe Sen Gurn.g ereinen
i'm &ar6e borangegdnQen. Sie bot
ibre bolle Sduloigfeit 0en 0ereiniq.
ten Stadten g~egenilber getan. Cine
4n5abl t6rer aftiben. Burner lit in
Die arnee ODER in Ole Marine Elm.
getreterL Inn tbre Gilidt benz 8oter.
lanoe gegeuiiber 81 tim un0 ebentlteI
TIRE Stebe 81 ibm nit Singo6e ocs
Sebens al beiiegeIn. 3te Gltrnac.
mcin0e fonnte in letter 9ode cine
Stag" init rs Sternen BIZ.
fen gum 9epeis oafiir, BOP rs ibrer
gtitglieoer in Den oftiben DENT
~eingetreten fin6. Sn Der 8mti6euseit
iino, tpie Ser erite Spreder, SER
Jrdnf 56nn8 mitteiLt, peitere flint
WtitgIie6er Der Gllrnaenteit1oe Elm.
Ge3ogen iperoeM 10 0aB jett Ole Ge.
iant3o6L i9rer 8ntertanos =8erteioi.
ger iin auf SO felt,
alth nn6ere &urnbereine be5 Gan.
0es ha1en Giniteaulg BON Otitglie-
bern IN Sen 8ieult Der Ser. Stoaten
gemel0et, aber an 8abt Tte6t uniere
3ttrngernetnDe an Der SpiBe ibrcr
SGmeiter : 9creinigungen. Soiueit
bisGer 9emeIoet lporoen it, iino eli
Mitglieoer oeS groofGbn, 6. g..
Sltrns Gereitts in Garlitaot, &c. g..
IN Die g[rmee ooer Morine Der ome.
ritanii6en &epubIif eingetreten.
Sel5ItberitduoIi6 oiirfte bic 0eutid4
nmerifaniihe T1trneridaft in geeig.
meter uttb i6rer StGrte a~neeneilene
8eiie in Der Qanoesberteioiqung
bertrrten fem. gs lu1re intereiiont,
ipeitere 5ablenmGBige ausmeiie BAR.
itber 5tt erDalten. Ser 9~orItan0 oeS
decentralization 3urner6unOes
Iolte ii6 oieier Qufgabe %uHter5ieben,
nm ben unpi0erIegIifeu 9todipets
lnIeren Serren @atioiiten inter Die
berebrIide gtaie baIten 81 fonneu,
6aB es inner oeutidamerifoniiden
feline Qrildeberger un0
gaad3igler gibt, tpern es iid unl
eiuer patrtotiideu &flidt
bauoelt.
Die INSTRUMENTATION Tllrner
iuoreu aud i'm 9iirgertriege unter
ben eriten getUeien iueIde itd gum
in Der armee Der Ser. Staa.
ten neloeten. 81ren Die oeutiden
Surner nidt getueieL 70 oiirfte bel
oes giirgertrieaes Der
W2iiiouri berIoren gegan9en
tpoB ben idperniegenoiten Gir.
iIuB olt8gelbt baben miir6e. sc III
@reigniIie 81 erinnern. DeutidsI
9ut, an 0crortige biitorii6e
1mcrifoniihe @irger uno ibre
5obne erfillen i'm boalten Dtabe
lire 8ilidt unierem 9onoe gGgelt.
iibcr, Dem iie oen Gi0 Der 1reuc
baden. 0ieie 6atiade
ioIlte bel ieoer @elegenbeit 6etont
peroen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Ginidrdnfnng Ses &o6lenberbraHds
fir cieftriIhe 4nSeigeIdilOer.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act of Oct. s,
1919
g8oi6inaton, 8. gtob. - Sdritte,
Tim Die @ini6rdntung/oe @ebrait.
DIES bon aoble fir eieftrii6e qn5ei.
geIdiI6er bcrbei5ufilbrcn. lperoen in.
nerbdtb meuiaer Gage bon Der aob-
decentralization unternommen mer.
ben. Ole 9enmten Der aoDlenoer,
mnlhmg baben entibieoeu, Dab Elm
GROCER 8orrot all ao6len geipart
iper0en fam, inbent Die Gidter Der.
0untelt mcroeu, pno beih1ftigeu iih
gegenm6rtig nit ben Reaeln, Die elm.
gefii1rt meroen ioaeu. Gin geripre.
den Der Diitar6eit bel Der Griparnis
bon aoblen muroe be1tte bon ben
Subtle lltiIitp @eisIihofteH ourd
Oeren Organization, bas Iational.
fomitee fir @os. un0 @leftri3itGtg.
oienit ab9egebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
aniier feaLiiflnanidlt @en. @rIolu.

Nmiter0alL 3. yt0D. = Cue Ser
liner 0epeide beIagt, 0aB aaiier
8il1eIm an General bon 8elolp, Der
Dos Goulmanoo iiber Die &rilppelt
an Ser itoIieniIden 6ront fiibH,
einen @lidruuHi6 at ieinen Grfolgen
gegn StoIicn geian0t babe, 1T Dem
ct iogt: inner t%rcuIoier @erbiinoe-
ter bat erfabrctb mas oeuti6e araft
uno 0eutfde Rode tun fam. 3lt-
gIeid NIT mir oantt Dos 8atcrIan0
ieincit unOer9tci6Ii6cn G09nen.
@ormdri8 init @ott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Wen. aaflnns Nbintant nritnr6en.

SQdiou Will 3. 9toD. = 0bcrIt
Ism. @initou 6ontatne, 81 Sabre
alt, Der SIT Dem Stabe Oe8 Generals
Stonepaa Sadion luo oes Generals
S. g. 9. Stuart pdbrcro 0e8 8irs
gerfricges oeb6rte, Itorb bier be,tte.
ST. mar beim General Safion, aIs
Ser General bel charlottesville ge.
totet mur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
N2nr Z Sdl1nftf6erner.

9tap gorf, 3. gtop. @loG s.
Sdmittberger, Gbefinipeftor Oes $50.
Ii5ai0epartements bon @roB.9eeip
yorf, lit an 9tiHtpo9 abeno al eli
ner 2itngenent8un0ung %geitor6en. Gr
batte iid Iebte ISOLDE cine Grfdltltng
j1ge8ogerb oI8 CT Ser 8ara0e fir Die
5reibeitsouIeibe beiipobute.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Betecrt NM oefebrrf

2aniing, @}id., 8. gtob. = gta6
elmer inlprobiiierten @eridt8ber9an0y
lung, bel Ser er elmer prp.0eutI6en
@eltllnltug ge5ie6en tpllroe, fpur0e
8m. Soier, 56 Sabre alt. Elm &c.
fanuter 8iirger Ser Staot, bon elmer
@ruppe ipeiB mn5ficrter Ntdnner ge-
teert mo geieoert. @te Soeutitat ser
Cater lit ni6t befonltt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
0rp6cnrn.

2lls bent 4roaranm Der tomnten.
Den ggo6e III oieierr beliebten I'm
terbaltngsbauie m6dten mir beion.
0ers Die 2eiItungen Der Golotdu5erin
ga GoIerica berborbeben, 6ie nit IT,
rar &ruppe bon 5tuan3ig iunaeu
9unuen bic 3uihouer ourd ibre
flaiiii6en un0 Hlooernen Gdn3e in
6ni8iiden ieBcn fDeroen. Sn gUtoons
BONN" miro 9tegjna Gonnelli, be.
items n~nteritiitt bon 9tllbp Grobetl,
ibre 5obi9feiten borteil6aft gum
ausorud brittqeit, Gbeitcr Spencer
iluO 2old 3iaiom5 iDeroen fi1 6urd,
i6re 5uuore5te Quitting it cber"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
q. g. gonabtn aeitor6en.

Seem gorf, 8. gaobem6er. - 8ran-
ci5 @orceitGr 8ongbtg 9utor BON
80 9iu0 @raOD" 9rtcftipgeid)td.
ten, pelde bon Souicu0en pon Jun.
gen anerifoncrn felt i6er elmer Sc
nerdtion aelei1n Ultroeu, lit 9iens.
tog IN GreBtia, q. S. %Qeitorben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
WrrinnnGfn.

$err n, S. aolaiia, Elm Sngenieirr
ans 81. Gouis, Der fruber in Smaba
idti5 mar, 1T noh LANCER s(6neien.
belt na1 bier 5uriidgefebrt. 5crr
9olnIia bat bier Ole nelleit aiibIbdr
fer Der airidbraun 60. an 9. un0
Dodge StroBe 5u erridyten. er miro
It'd freliert, ieine alien beutider
Grcunbe lpieber gu t~reifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
>t1orhtbcFtGtc
Gmohn gfe6r.. 3. g}nb.

Smobd, gte6r., 3. giob.
= 3uhlbr 400.
gaeftiere beute feit fir Die ISOLDE
t5-25c b6Ber.
grima itOpere geeocs 1900
1916.
Cute II. bette gaebes 14.00--
1900.
M1itteIm. @eebes 12.00-15.50.
@emobnl, 8eeoes 7%.00-11.00.
@ute uno bette Sobrliuae 14.00
1875.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
G6itaaO gtarftberidlf,

Chicago, 81, 8. gob
9~iin6bieb = 8ufubr 5000; Rnrft
ihna9.
SdWcine = 3uFitbr $4,000; 15-
25c nie0riger.
&6dIter 8reis 1856.
9ur4I6nittspreis .25.
Sdafe - 3ufubr 5000; giartt fen
bis 25c nieOriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
0n,aha Wetrei6emarFt

0mnha, 9eebr. 3. Non.
8eiBe5 Gorn-aein gertaui.
6elbcs Corn
91r. 2 202-203
@emiidteS Corn
Scr. 2 1890
8eiber Safer-
Scr. 2 $751;
Gr. 8 57%-58
6tanOorO Safer 57K-57M
Scr. 4 57A-57h
@erIte-
MaT8geritc t19-f25
6literoerlte 100-106
Rogeen-
Scr. 2 169-170
Mr. 8 169-170
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
ct. Suieph Nlarftberidlt.

0t. Solepb, WtO., 3. gtoD.
3inObieb - 3ufuDr 500.
Salueine = 3ufnbr $500: t5-25c
nie6riger.
&odIter Grei8 1926.
8urdidniHspreis 16.55-1T.00.
Sdafe - 3uflibr feline.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

Mittelm. Sd6rlinge 12.00-11.00
@euobnI. S1brlinge 6.5a-f1.00.
9rima idpere 8eeDes 1900
1900.
Cute ut0 bette 9eebas 1000
1850.
g}itteIm. @ei6e-9eeoes 900
1000.
@erp0bnIide 9eeoes 7.50-8.75.
Giibe mo Sellers berte felt, fir
Die ISOLDE 15-25e b0ber.
Cute bis bette Sellers 8.00-9.35
@ute un0 bette aii6e 7.75-9.00.
01itteltn. aitbe 6.25-7.50.
@epS6uliGe aiibe 100000.
GtoderS II. JeeOer8 belte felt, fir
hie ISOLDE 15-25c bober.
9rima Seeding Stiere 1850
1900.
Cute, Bette gee0ers 8~.50-10.25.
MittelmdBige 1855.
@ep0bnlide 6.00-7.00.
Cute, bette gtoders 8.50-9.50.
Gtod Sellers 6.50-S.O0.
Stod aitbe 6.00-7.50.
Gtod aGl6er 6.00-10.00.
Seal a1lber 9.O0-12.50.
Sun un0 Stagg 5.50-7.50.
= 3ufubr 1600s 10-15c
niebriger.
9urdianittsbreis 16.S0-t6.95.
90Giter %reig 100; fir bic
8ode 90c b0ber..
- 3ufubr 1000; @aarff feit.
8ufltbr 200; beltte felt,
fir 0ie 8o6e SOC bober.
3ce6er 2Gtnner 16.50-t7.50.
6ceOer SdbrIinge 12.00-13.25.
@ute un0 bette SabrLinge t1.50-
1900.
@ute II. bette 8i0Oers HOO
1850.
Cute uno bette Mlitteridofe 1000
-1t.00.
Gee0er MlttterfGafe 7.50--10.25.
6eeoer 2Gmuer 25-50c nieori.
ger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
0nnfns Gitn Mnrft6rridlt.

aania8 Gitp, DO, 3. ytob.
&iuorieb - 3ufubr 1900; flnu.
Sdueiuc - 3ufubr 1900, 15-25r
nie0riger.
&odIter grei8 1875.
9ur6idnittsprcis 16.50--17.25.
Sdaft - 3ufubr 1000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

Gs be5abIt lidl tn 0ei oQIai.
ItfiSierten auaeisen" Der Eribane al
annoueiereu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Nbt0Mln b gmes T..
DDS Bette i'm DauScpiae
S1glife Wotinee 2:15; ieoen
Qbeno S:t5.
BcItSap's Dream

GonneIlt uno Graben; Opener
nlo @iIliams; Soc &omIe; G6e
eebolo8; 6rib grud unb Sdlpe.
fern; Ebe Sizing @eober8; Or
pbenul GeiieDo6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

@reife: Motihee @oaerte,
lie; bette Site (aitBer Somstag
un6 5onntog) Csc; 4ben0boriteIIun.
gen lie, csc, 55c, S3e. 9ieie 8reiie
Idlieben bic Il. 9. ariegsiteuern elm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF COAL

u Fuel Administrator p Virginia 9Edet
ISSUED to The rrtail dealer. Of coal t city aud H't. nj
household 4i1At'r VI ~
ous aud then only when aupfS nj tons
This viii quantity ot t"Js tons Ut
time 10 larger Consumers nel'er a ~ 70 J." Jc ~ 4aa
supply hand ton le1. requ
will lla!GLy hell
licu lh"i actual
bU%in,
-s,r:. permit from the FuliA
To t eTe and tete to 4@alec u ths
pLt; difficulty
luud arranged that affidavit furnished ~ d purchasers q
o.eIha!f {taiS b.
Der q the sn! is q ay@l These forms M naag III
aays viii h. tt han4s gs ialgr an naie md s at4d2
vii y taken ~lcut charge q the following
II h>a.ri1 building
rrurs, Royal Burke
Miss Clerk Cc4st I'll sou
street: cao! Il !l Idds, i
aoGal Bank: j. J. first National J. Fleming
it9 south Fairfax street, tu, A!eaaudra National Bank
y, order Of
liyBERr BRYAN, D. y. RUST. j. GEO. l. WAiElE1p
i,1eE C:onssi:l. Aesen.ria .uy a1l Ceunss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
CONTEMPT OF LAWYERS.

Wilhelm HohenZollcrn haranSued
ur. Gerard en- at least enc OF those
celebrated trips which our then Am
,;issador made to Potsdam Palace
delivering himself in this way:
Lloyd George, ASqIith, Poineare'
Ill my enemies-what arc they.
,ooh.-n5thing but lawyers
The Emperor intended TO reveal
us contempt for tie law as well as
:Cr lawyers, state Of mind Of wnIef
he world requires no further dem
,rstl;ltion. Mr.. Gerard relates HOY
be failed to impress Berlin BY his
Standing as Il ;ol9ner Supreme Cour
justice OF the State OF New York. d
y his distinguished legal ancestry
/ was only when ne discovered tha'
,vmc members Of his line had. beer
eminent warriors IN the Revolution
nd in other conflicts that BcrlincE
rrantcd him lis full social status a;
American Ambassador.
As the Washington Herald says
he Kaiser mas kicked moral law. hu.
nan law, international law. out oF ih'
window. II is little wonder he haS
&c use for lawyers. He has beer
1rgA in his delusion that his will Is
he only law. ana he is seeking tc i'm.
,osc it on the world. His "ncm.cf
rust admit THAT he has made Il GER
.ain amount Of progress. He has cca-
,ucrcd weak nations and prositutcc
1ti"rS. In this winter OF l9ll-lS r.
seems as defiant Of law ~ ever but
',cforc he reaches the eng OF his hloo1
icbauch The lawyers are going 10 cE-
snare him. His chief enemy Is the
PRESIDENT o. the United States. who
:, all things considered. quite {
rriun1 Of the law.
Wilhelm, % Prussia. made great
when h. declared war on the
'awycrs. They will never rest until
they get" t,in. .\nd when they 10
they will resist y great temptation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
THE POPE's WARNING.

According to the Messaggero u
Rome, the Pope has addressed ci--
cular letter to all bishops in the bel
ligerent countries declaring that Il
any Christian state aids the Turks
in an attempt to retake Jerusalem
it will be condemned by the Holy Sec.
During the present war attention
has at times been called to the fast
that Turkey, being an ally Of Inc
Kaiser, has given the Moslems free
hand in carrying on their cruclties
toward Armenians and others. Some
pictures have represented the Ger
man Emperor wearing turban and
locking on while Moslems were burn
ing. plundering and numbering mol
fcnsivc people.
The warning/issued BY Pope Behe-
dict is far-reaching, and may cause
the Germans to stop, look and hsEei
before they in any manner aid Tie
Turks to rctake Jerusalem after the
British have wrcsted it from them.
The Kaiser realizes the truth OF an
old axiom that necessity is the first
lsw CT nature. He is ready to place
she crescent or the cross upon ms
breast if such acts can i'll any way
perpetuate his despotism.
When France was about to bring
N war with China many years ago
,ycr Cochin China. the late Colone
John S. Mosby was United States
Consul at Hong Kong. One day whiie
Walking on the quays he was aecosS-
ed by representative member OF
he celestial empire who asked mn
if q commission in the Chinese army
,npcaled to him. As the conversation
continued it became apparen: &c
Mostly that the Monsolians were an
xious to make him their military
hicf. The virginian fell into q re-
;eric, during which dreams OF an
oriental empire passed through ms
brain. He asked himself this ques-
ton, Suppose I should succeed IN
xpelling the French and Subsequent
V the Manchurian dynasty now vi
.,,r China and make myself the lead
" of the four hundred millions Ct
.elestiala?" Another thought. nov
,vcr. entered his mind WHICH inmccl'
,telv cclipsed his first dreams--'AS
would then be compelled 10 wear :
urban and be among the enemies o.
lie cross. Colonel Mosby promptly
declined the Chinaman's offer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
THE COMING STORM.

A dispatch from Petrograd is omin-
Gus. and shows that the echoes Of the
French Revolution are still heard in
Europe.
According to the dispatch the ex-
ecutire committee of the workmens
and soldiers delegates, by vote CT
$50 to lo4, has approved decree
declaring the constitutional demo-
Gratis enemies Of the people. The pea-
SAINTS congress, by a vote Of $50 10
32l, denounced the arrest OF mem
bers Of the constituent assembly, and
called upon the country and the army
and navy to defend the delegates
with all their forces. Trotzky, the
Bolshcviki foreign minister, N an
address to his opponents, said: You
are perturbed by. the mild terror we
arc APPLYING to our enemies. But
know that within a month this terror
will take the terrible form Of the
French revolutionary terror-not the
fortress, but the guillotine."
Some students of history have DC
iicyed that the French Revolution was
in miniature what will one gay
spread all over Europe. The Kaiser ~
CARRYING on negotiations with the
representatives of the Bolshevlki 's
,laying with fire. This element i.
akin to the Jacobins OF the days o.
Louis WI. They are, in short anar
-hjsts Of the most bitter type, reau'
% become regicides at a moment
notice. This element supposed "ncr
'hey precipitatcd the revolution :
Russia and deposed the Car thae
hose Of their ilk in Germany woulr
banish the Kaiser and his court an"
set up a republic in Germany. 'fheE
src still o,scSscd by that dream.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
APPLES: APPLES, APPLES.

No Christina. present more accept
aDic to an%ucdy and everybody than
u box II our iillo Albcrmarle Plppln3
Inc tarurilc apple nE The iolH Cueoi
Iirtrria aud of the present EoEa
family Il EngIand A.: > HoH Of Oh
mountain grown Wincsaps. Al care
fully selected, wrapped and packed
We sell. too, By the barrel Or thc
carload. our apn'es have not beer
il, colI storage. $50 and $l.U0 noi
bog. The Albrrmaric Orchard 20.
Charlottesville. Ma.
29s-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
CRTCIFIED PRISONERS
German Say3gcry Described b.
United States Engineer ~ Letter
to Friends in Thi. Country

New York. Dec. lS.--;ruci;tNiol
{ Cana@iau an;; Scot:isi, >ol.iicrS bE'
;ormans On the western front. with
vholcsagc o;:tra9cs OH nuns N cap
Urc,i converts. IRE ciNcu " m"mbr'..
f. inc Eleventh United StrIgs Engl
rc,r regiment iG letter. received ne"
y tir cause Of . determination lhr"
cypress 10 fight to = |ini>h and I"
live or i2kr n" Trartcr,
If al Of Ay,crica couij li"ar Nc
horrible tglcs these refugees tell arc
&C tilc country ol,o'lt uG here" sa-s
NC Ir,tcr. "jl,cre would bic five mil,
ion American soldier training for
v:ar and war lnaa,s would y" ovcrs'.''-
:trjbcI ~ billions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
Oh TRIAL. FOX LIVES =.
second Couri-Martial in Hon SION
Riot Case r"gins

second Couri-Martial in Hun ,'"n
Rio, Case E"gins
San Antonio, Tex. Dec. 'S.--pl-
'ect testimony. ut he" negro soldiers
deliberately fired ut 5hc Ito'mr'''e
livcp by +. VI. .j"Dc., III" night 9l
he riots at Houston, Teas. August
- last, killing Jones sud w'unhnC
4 civilian named Clayton. while .
,irl and :, soldier ou thc ho':i. seat OF
he automobile czcaped unt'armad
vas given yesterday ~ Frank Belize
and .Jcc Mccarthy. mc1:ca' c"TEs
Yrivates. al Tie opening Of thu court
Martial Of fifteen negroes 81 u"
rwe,rty-tculth infantry. wh, tnc"
lcath penalty charges.
B.bcc aud Mccarthy wcrc on TN"
INNING board OF the automobile when
he negroes fired. but escaped. The!
Jaw twelve Negro soldiers, ncard three
.uici; coMmaniS. Halt. ard a
ones turned his car 10 &c around tnc
,cgroes .. ruiler was fired
Hel,cc and Mccarthy julnned l"m
he running board III the rollcy an4
.ooll shelter beside The road
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4 PRACTICAL SUGGESTION.

Az will be seen elsewhere in Tie
Gazette, Governor Stuart appeals 20
yorkingmen OF Virginia, especially
employees in the mines, not to cease
york any longer than possible dar-
anc the coming holiday season. He, i
course, expects the men to observe
Christmas Day, and hopes that thc
observation Of this holiday will SUI
ticc.
At this critical time, when 50 many
people are wrapped in heavy cloth
ing watching expiring embers IN their
homes. while others are deprived en-
t;rely Of fuel, no time should be ios1
in bringing about better conditions,
and it is hoped The men of the Old
Dominion will consider and act upon
the Governors suggestions.
All railroad employees in Potts
vile. Pa, section worked Sunday to
;rv and make up Or the time lest b!
toe big suowstorm of Thursday night
Coal which had accumulated as q re-
sui; of the blockade was sent forDaT'
To make up for the time lost oy tie
storm, at the mines. 4 proposition las
been broached to work the collierfes
on Christmas. Leading coal opera
tors said they would be satisfied -
stop work Christmas. but hoped that
steps would be taken to stop inc prac.
tee OF making it 4 double holiday
There is seldom any work at the
mines the day after Christmas. hui
in view of the great dcmond for coal
an attempt will be made to break
up this practice. Little trouble is an
ticipatcd in getting the miners tc
work on New Years day.
\ firm in Alexandria which deals
in coal was compelled to work las
Sunday in order TO unload coal an
be ready 10 furnish this necessity
Yesterday. One of It's representatives
asked the authorities if their era
pioyccs would be regarded as viola
tors of the Sunday law i'll such ;:r
emergency. They were told TO .'f'
ahead, as the law made an exception
in the cases Of necessity.
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himself because the girl he lett cenin:.
him in Hagerstown, Md, married
another fellow who did not 60 e
war.
This theory is accepted here toda%
by. the officers OF his company. =
lieutenant in his company, TO wnon
he had told his story, stated that
while Kline sought to maintain at al
times an attitude of chccrlulncss ne
was Respondent and had CONSIDERS
suicide for some time.
Kline ate his last meal at the MONK
Of the undertaken who later prepare;
his body for burial. The body vas
shipped last night to brother san
Icy Kline, Of Hagerstown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-18
TRYING TO SHIFT THE BLAME

As is suggested BY a contemporary.
il is q childish notion Of the Kaiser
and all his people that anything tGey
can say places the responsibility loi
the. war on tic allies. The war was
not begun by the allies, but by Ger
many, and the German people mac
been preparing for it. and agitaini
for it, and smacking their lips o:c:
all they expected 10 make from II
for wears before the war began.
Furthermore. apart from the con.
sidcration Of responsibility tor Inc
beginning Of the war, there Is me
Fact that several millions Of Ger
mans arc in foreign countries, shoot
il. and destroying. Germany is re
SponSjbl for beginning the war. a2c
will hc responsible for continuing tlt
p,ar at least rs long aS she occupies
territory outside of the German En-.
pirc When she gives that up dnC
recalls her armies, the question Of
esroa>ibiiity for continuing the H.l
kncrCHftcr may he worth discussion
III" Willingness Of 4 hcGsrbrcakcr, II
another mans premises and with tie
other mar'S Silvcrwarc, jcwclry aad
money in his possession. to compro-
mise the situation with the owner
has no bearing whatever upon any
,ricStion Cr moral or legal rcSpon-
s;r!litv. That was determined Na2n
chc burglar broke il. and his respon-
s;.iliiy Is aggravated by his rcten-
zen q The loot a. ! basis If ucro-
tiating Il compromise.
IL DIS connection, as is stated else
wi2cr" il =" Gazette, one Of the most
c~am,nrN; ard influential German
papers says the 1'eutons must held
northern. France for the coal and iron
MINES. without which they cannot
.,on';Grc the war. The paper also says
Ill" retention OF, this territory would
h, an Indemnity 10 the Germans Cor
:',r outlay Of the war.
There has just been issued i'll Ger
napy a book designed to convince The
german people that the Kaiser was
Always devoted 10 peace, and that ne
!c,u,,l mot help this war.
IT, ran-GI;sSralaa literature for the
pa.e y Bro sst 3Ssa5 e ~