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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
Sit ictt Gin outer gImcrifaucr.

Ger 81 Sobrc aItc @arf 9llcran
ser BON 9loanofe, &o., mciItc geitcrl
in Der 5taot lnO 3eiate leincn Scr
ruanOtcn Ocn 0rocn mcl6cn er bon
aGnig bon Gng(dn0 erbielt, neil ei
in ocn 0arOancIlcn ieine beiOen Sdn
De Oen 2lliirten geopiert batte. Oct
amcrifauii6c 9iireer fdmpitc in ser
9iciben scr Gonaoier gcget sic Sir
fen in ocn 0or0onclcn. 0o6ei uur
Oeu inn BON elmer tiirfii6cu @ronut(
betOe 4rme ob9eriiien. Gr bciano iid
If Wonote i'm Soipital unO wurOC
oann nit cinem GrOen anSgeriiitct
nad Scr DSeimot6 Scr SeIoell, Oeu
2anoc Der 5rcicn" 5uriidgcionot
@lurf io1t, ooB cr ni1t Scr ciu5isC
glmerifoncr it, pcI6cr nit cincn
Sroen a6geipeiit murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
Sin crfrorenes aiuO acfuuOcu.

Sn einem @e6oI5 rubc Gomentl
om Wli00lc.&iocr wurOe ser ltciia|
iroreuc a0rper cincs neun Gage altd
&in0es, inter 9ui6perf Derltedt, %
ser Sonte ser pcrnnltbliben N3uttC
scfpnScn. ,0icic, @li5abet6 0lciici
ger NIT gfamen ilno 10 Sabre al
lieot in ibrcr @obnng Dem Sot
nobe oornie6er. Ger Spc5ioI. Sol
slit @ooOs 1T Dor Oein Souie OeS 9,
terS, SSobn gl!eiieuger, poitirt. Sicl
tenant @eSlcv Gramcr lit BON Nlo-
idall &eSlep GodeD bcnuitragt, cir
lIuteriudung ein5rIcitett unO fonnt
bereitS idpcrpiegcnoe 9eneiic Ocl
Coroner SonieS 6. @recn ii6ermi
tcln. Ser 6oa iuur0e befonnt, mad
Dem Or. So6n u. Sorriion I'd
NliooIe 9iioer bon ser 6onilie a
Hot6 ge5ogcn mar, melher &erOod
ibopfte, BON Soften ser 6onlilie m|
oeS Nioo6ens o6cr feline 5ilirieoel
itelenOe 9Intport bcfommen fonnt
Grit am nddIten Gage bro1tc 81
Eonte, 6rou 9lnnie g&i5er, Oen 2cid
nam oeS &inOcS gum @ori1ein, 0e
iic I'M @e60l5 aciunocn 6obcn poatr
0ieieI6e por eiui9e 3eit i'm obere
Stoot 5lnn 9eiucb eepeien unO fe6ri
por lpcnigen Soeen 5iiriid llhO boti
Scroodt geid0pft. SRI. @}eiiengC
licgt icit Dem 9cnl6e oeS 9lr5tcS O
mllBtloS OariIieoer imO lit, trobOcI
Oieler iait beitonoig am &raufenIogd
meiIt, nidt pernebmlm9Si6biq. Sra
Sobn Meiienger cr6dbItc Oent Gorr
ner @rcen OoB i6re So1ter om Wlor
tag @}oreen oas SouS nerlicB, III
nod Dem 9rieifoiten 81 ee6en. 9lT
@lontog gto1mittde iinOct sic llntct
iii6lIuG Oes Goroners am Bad 9fipe
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
gerOadltiae aserion.


ASoli3iit 9pIes bonn noropeitliben
@oli5eiohtritt ocrbaitete eeitcrn ciuen
Wldm Ser i6m duBerit peroG1tig
Dorfom. Ger @comte butte Den
6rcmoen beotabtet ais SerIelbc no6
Der GeibenioIge Die 5a6n1r5tli6en
9lteliers bon Gr. @oIter Green, gtr.
1858, @eit.9lortb- -glpe., Or. u. 9.
@errD, 9tr. 3006, @eit.9lortb .9lpc.
limo Or. 8. GoIoitrom bon 95r. 3O09,
SSeit.9tortb-9lue, belud)tc. Gie @oIi-
3ei iobnOet i6on felt Idngerer 3eit
onf eiuen llnbetonnten, Der eS iih 5llr
Spe5ialitGt mndt, 3obnGr5tc 3u be.
lll6en ino m16reno 6es @artens
@olO, iomie dr5tli6e SynItrumcnte
entluenoet. Ger @erboftete, Der fur3
roh ieiner Ginbrin9umg in oie moro
meitlicbe 9oliSeiitotion erfronftc uno
nodb Ocnt M}lrplonO g(aocmeineu so.
ipitol i6erfii6rt ipcrOen mlBtc, luei.
9ertc iid, ieineu gtomen nn5u9eben
Sn leinen Gaiden ioIlen Soden &c.
iilnOen morOcn leiit ole ocn @iann
ihwer beIoltcn. Die 9Soli5ei bemiibt
lid, oie SoelltitGt ocs llnbefannten
felt5uItcllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
Die SrOSfartc.
6cicrtc in 9crlin ibrcn 5meiten Syob
rcStao CoS 9pitcm scr Ser
ibeihng Gin ouSoc5eidncteS. 4
9lene ociiicbc Guiinorng.


@crIin %. ,yc6ruar uia 2orl
oon, %. Se6ruor 1ic g]roOfartl
feiert bciitc i6ren gpciten So6rcStad
Scit Ginfii6rm9 Oicicr Nlct6oSc Ocl
S}roOoertbcihng III tic in ein treiflt
dies SpIten aefornt mor0cn mo il,
re 9lmueuouna miro inter alien DC.
oolferrngSfIoiien lireng ouiredt CT.
baltcn. &om &on5ler bis Sum Gin.
iabiien So9cl56ner lit Ser BInu Der
inOipibueIlen 9iotioneu itrift ouSge.
flibrt worOen.
Gos neuc omiIide 6eIiimmte 9roO,
loclAes all GtelIe ser @eiBbrooc &C.
trctcn lit lit Gin bciicreS @roOufi
mo lit ioiort alloemci1t 6eliebt nor
oen Scr GriaB ocS 9artoiieIme6lS
ourcb @crIienmebl bot Dem 9roOc
entibieOcn eincn beiiercu @eidmoct
oegc6cu @roB-@erlin gic6t nm
podcntlib 100000 9roOforten aus
unO 66,5G00O0 Coupons, welGc sic
IogeSrotionen oortenen, fonmen 81
Der 9roosGommiiIion 5priid, 100 iie
obgeiielnpelt peroen. SoIOotcn, Die
ben Ger 5ront 5liriidfe6rct cr6oItcn
om 9abnboi lire grooFarten fir sic
9eit hires llrloubS.
Seifc onS>E9ccr Gel.
Cine Ser iiinoiten Grrilnacnifof
ten Der Oeutibcn G6enlifer lit sic
@cyuinnuug circr oor3iialidcn seize
ans 16eer-SeI. Ser ncuc Ero5eB 6e.
6nnOelt OoS 9io6ol nit Gottoide nm
OoS iertiae 4SroOuft gic6t olsac3cid.
nete wei&c, borte uno pulperilirtc
Seiic.
|S06cre @itdprciie; qr6.
Bere riterbGtGfcit.
9lmitcram uio Sonoou, %. Sc.
bruor. Ger 9crliner ,gorlu6rts"
crmortet in OieicdI Sabre 3unobulc
scr &inOcrIicr6Iicbfeit oc0cu 1916 in.
iolgc oeS Sieigens ocs V2ildprci.
les bon 80 oni a SicauiOc, pro 81.
ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
gctte @cbMrtStaasicicr

Ginc ueroniiote @c6urtStogs.@c.
iclihait plroe bon lSran 5. gS. 3ieg.
iclo BON 9}r. 40O6, giOQemooo.glpc.,
@cit.NrIington 5u @6rcn ibreS 9rn.
Oers See 9ioine am Nlittmod, 0en 81.
6cbruor gege6en. 0oS Sous mar
anldBlib OeS @eburtstoeeS George
@aibington's pr66ti9 nit @hmen
rnO 6lagsen aeiduiidt. Ser glbenO
muroe angenebm NIT einem I60nen
BinohlcsSpiel perbra9t, bel meI6em
9Srciie ouSgciebt paren. 9ieocr iln0
@eiocn.SoIi mnroen bon ,Srou. s. g8.
SicgieIo, Serrn s. 9. Suet6er lu0
Or. SULTAN Smith gum @ortrog &C.
brabt lmo @ririibuneen Ierpirt.
lhtter Sen ghnpeleuoen beion0eu lid.
Serr alnO 6rGi 6. W. GponS, s. 9S.
,puetber, So6n Gron6orot, ilu., Is.
Goul SIeiidbcr, Serome 9isfer, @Ow.
Niari6, Scrr imo 6rau S. @. 3iegi
.fclo, Sri. @Oit6 Grafton, 2itcille
9riitop, See Saline, Sr. tSloren3
3iegfelo, @ni. 8. Slices uuo Or. Sui.
Smitb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
In ypluiun beranbt.

gioob @DIe bon gir. 1915, @oploi
0roocsStroBc, tpuroe in einer Olcben
StroBe binter Dem Spribenbaus II
Sopion BON 5pei gieocrn uicOergc
icblaocn uno I'm 5000 beroubt. 81
pcrIor Dos 9cmnBtiein mo. wuroc
nodoem i'm ciu gorii6erecbcnocr oc
lunocn IN Ous Sous qc6ro9t un<
ieinc @ltnOen onl &opfc ocrblmoen
Die %oIiici lit ouf ocr Sade nob Der
G6Gtern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
Csin mieSeracfnnOemca sdlManferI.

Sin NIT ser 2irerjnummer 5000
nericbcrcs 9lntomobiI, 6nS 0eitern an
Der @op- uno 2ombaro.StroBe ge-
ltoblen worOen mar, 1T no6e sem
8fer-@leiIen.SmlS an Ger 9cIair-
Slooo gcilnoen moroen ino fann in
Der Canton @oli3eiitotion pom redt-
lnoBieeu eiaentbiimcr abeebolt mer.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
Nat se6nlndlt nndl g8aiicr.

ErobOem CT i6on fl Sabre i'm
@oIi5ciOienit itono, BAT &atroImonn
Charles 6. Sarriion bonn 0itli1en
Diitriit our@ Gapiidu 6ronf 3aller5
ln ieinc @ntloihr0 nahgciuc6t @r
lit Oer6eirat6et lnO m06tc 81 ieiner
irii6cren 9cidditi9uno ols S6iifs,
5ltriidfe6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

9ldtb. G6oS. q. Gooop, Scr Con.
grcBmam ais Ocm 8. EiItrift, bat
Oie G6rc, ooB or ieincn @cburtStoJ
nit George @oi6ineton @Sa., an
Ocnielben Gage ieieru Oori. SEER
@oaoV perbradbte ieinen @cblirtstaq
in elmer Siblma OeS Teprdleutonten.
Douies in @oi6ineton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
N0HlerI 0er uCraIarien.0geIe

e'"6etl Oer NLrat0rieH-WeielltdJ1tt"
Ser e5oroereiu unO Der @6ilbormo.
nii6e 6roueu6or ge6eu cin err
lolgrei6es Gon5ert. SutereIiou.
teS &rogromm. - Se6r gutc
SolOfraite. uoDric.SoIlc" gut
bciett.
Ger Gou5ertIaol bat i6on felt
langerer 3eit bon einer Gei6e por
Sborperfen 9eiib ergriffen welde
i'rlprllitglid fir oie, Stride ouitatt
oaS Gon5ert beitimnit woren. llnN
llm9efe5rt, Oeuten non6e iogenannte
9tlrhli6e @erfe," Ooruuter Die
allergroBten, cher ouf sen Gon3ert.
loal ols ouf Oie Stride bin. Goourdj
ertltonoen Srotorieu @eIelli6ofteu,
ole lid) nit oen gtlfiiibrlngen OieIer
lnlO ibren 6bnliAeu @erfeu bei6Gf-
tioen.
Sic bielige Sratorien @eiellidoit,
mel@e felt oielen SSobren einen
lpert6DoIlen 9beil Oes @luiifle6enS
9oltimores biIoet, legte fir i6r Dor.
Neltri9es CONCERT Oas iiblide ,,Ora.
toriim" 3ir Seite unO lieB lid IN.
Ter Seihng 0es Serrn @o6e in S6ei.
len aus Oeribieoenen @erfen reliai6.
zen Snbolts boren. Se6r intereliont
ut Die 9Irt umO g8ciie, iuie oie Gom-
ponilten OcribieOener 2Gnoer unO
&lnltepodjeu 0en firdli6en Stpl
ailIlollen unO in S0nen idiloerr,
Boleltrina, @rabmS, &olIini Ii. a.
glls @r0finungSmmmer iong bel
oem CONCERT ser @erein Elm o@lo-
rio" bon @reIl, einem ourd ieine
Sotol-Gompoiiiioneu geodteten Gom-
ponilien. Gas n@Ioria" lpurOe Oon
e1or nit id0uem Con ociungen. Gs
lolgte ein fuaiertes ,,Selig iino, sic
lelaeS Screens iino,4 bon SerrH
Eade nitt geraOe Ieidt beorbeitet.
yer ELECTROMAGNETIC 6rauendor
lana Elm o@ruciiirils" bon BoIeItrina
ilno einen Gonfipru6 bon SDOu.
Scar
entidieOeneu uh0 3ugIei6 beredl
ilaten erlolg 6atten Oie Soliitiu
lino pie Soliiteh Oes Gon5ertS. SRI,
grace &ernS beiiet cine quite, reiue
StImme bon i6oner, ettuos me55o.
aHae1oidter &longiorbc, Oie audi
ourcD biibi6e geripeuOune 5ur ipirf.
lolnen @clhlng fommt. Sine @lo.
5artlde GoIordtnr-9Iria uno cine
lpeltere bon @roun Iieierten Oen'
SeloeTs bicriiir. lleber ,Serrn SorIe
yuoell mir i6on friiber nit 6rellOe
oerlNtet. Nonentlib iinO eS Dor
['l E''el'l oie S6onbeit umo ser @o6l-
tonl leincr pro6tpollen Stimme,
OIc l9m ocn GrfoIg ii6eru. Gom
Doer oli6 ooS llnge5mungenc nnO
ple St9erbeit oes' 8ortrogS. Serr
Sarle ouf @erIongen bin lang elm
@anoels'lbcs 9iecitotiD nit glrid
illlo Oas GilioS 9lnimom aus 9foI
llnl's DStobut Mloter,~ 2eiItrngen,
PIE Ons &ubltium nit arobem Sci.
loll lo6utc- Sle6nIiden GrfoIa 6ottc
ond Serr Seri,bmonn, 9oB. Smtpt.
iddIid) nit ieiner glrio ans 8rudl's
oyioics, tpelde er nit Idoncr
Stinmc lnO oerItGwOniBpoIler snli.
iolIltn9 oortrug.
Sic eSoliItcn, nit sSrou gudlep
brabten icrlier Oos Guortett,, Soncta
Dioter" ouS ocm nSta6ot" iebr
pirflom 5u @e6or.
Sin Cleo ans Dem If. Sa6r6lmOert,
oas Derrlihc ,g9ie lie6lid) fms
Ieine @o6nungen" BON gro6ns,
mo cin G6or aus oem 9rld,iden
gSerfc 'DerpollitdnSigten oos into.
rcIontc 9Sro9rommL meIdeS bon
Der Sratorien @eIelli6ait inn San.
5en gut Ourhgeiii6rt wuroe uue
meitcreS 3euoniB ser sIr6eitsfrait
orS Girigenten oblegte. (S.&.O.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
Scr 6 rftu0er

9oftor o.: nSoeen sic nal, lie.
Der Serr &oleee, borcn sic 0cnn
niht init SSbren &eriit6en nit Dem
Sertm mif2 @s biIft ia bod nidt,
nno Elm poor oonit 9ebonoelte inns
Bar ibon geitorbenl~
9oftor s.: nglufb0ren2 See l-sSSSrb
nuib oabirter foninen umo menn 0te
baIbe Staot babel 6rouf aebtl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

OtIIIl Spl6lttBullg lptr0 Der lleltel
Ute @eneroIitab&beridt ciiIaebeno CT.
loftcrt.
q$oren Siel" iogt Serr SdJimmel.
g0ie Ocuii6c 9lrtiIIcrie eroffnete Elm
lebbaftes 6euer ouf 0ie iein6Iibe
SteIIung, tpdbrenO oie fron3oiii9e Sir.
tillerie mlr idppod enpiOcrte."
oGas fam irb mir iebr gut boriel-
len, mlportcte Ger 0ide Wtohnolp,
DGas mus 70 fem tpie cine llnter1aI.
tung 5lpii6en meincr Srnu un6
mirl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

SIC Observation-Disclosures 1T
on0e1oItcu uor0cu nebr gS10aouS
oai Ncr @etni1loaaia.sIo .sIocauc.2inie
Iauien 81 Iaileu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

9ireftor n8Or cinem Sabre flag.
ten Sir mir, OoB Sbr @eOGhtniB 70
rtodIoiie uno sic OcSboI6 Sbr gen.
iionicrnoSoclun culrciden woIlten.
Sd irartc obcr bis bcute peraebad
0aruilf."
@conlicr. oScbct Sic, &err 0iref.
tor, 6os babe id ieet riGtis ipieOer
bergeiieu." 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

N5vrnenieW ote ocn sTenlidrr NBrrrs
pDn51aicn" Mint piinliiln ORR Nuetaeir
caucn per Seicpbaa uOsv lasIg4ba alil.
tbciluns ~ ma@sa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

M6auucuicn, ne ben ,,Ycutlncu GDrveinuu.
btntCm" udli phultiG nbcr Mnrrnctmai;in rr.
nalten Ino nebetcu, Der Office oauum ner 90.
lsphoH poeF tMFthl'm Mlttthelluua 5n mGclcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

gDns lit tpicoernol mciu 8eh.
baB mein niertelidbrIi6es @oori6tir
altt orei @rao lnter gtuu 5uinan.cn.
fallen nmB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

Salpicrld6nIieOe iu0 Hlltnl6cra.
Soea pn5cyt i784 TbomcSa EiraBe. a. 4 d.
2clepbcn; gSoIie 1889.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

.
Mec9ett, @eiadll@W pSer, z2S RsGdneci 8ls
@eliibe Wiidcr un0 8etidrilicn.
". 0aMItfm, Ir 9Os, geeIt 2tTuaion shaBe
Rhotogropb.
Wcdirrt1 Gin Aboioerapb nor WnSAs hiriHa
str 10, 2as.tNcrinptor.e eirnhg
gidtinnaE.Iaafen.
pEHc ON Tmvu Nattsuas Bawg,e wnns uqs
@teiet' 2lfa9e. S1ccb ". Aoof Erdlioegg;
Ocitrb G Heniie naiiitcr
netepht MotlunG, NGuf" 492 CAB sroGnirdD
w, Y. NsdQncr, HniNrct
,rsegHftn YinftrHni Wnutr IA ForA uia,ps III.
sS. MaripH Nniirer.
GtaatS BonFeu.
e1enitns ecnf Srr baltimore, Baltimore
llilo 0cll0nnsStrIle ylumiii geehra. 4Srdls,
oeut; Sohn N Timber. BlceigtuIcent.
@eotae q gaup. faiItrer
Gpdrsgonfen.
nDcHtMe erasnnnF ron @aliimutt,1 gsom
nu0 HdlimoresssiroBe
Srnft.GoMpaGulen.
reais prsOat ans xmS 0ampasu,4 Is ssasie
siraUe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24
@ci6ditS= &csNcilcr.
NcrcantiIe Gecncg.
St. 9. Gun & Ga,
eo2--61o mlarbIano IruIt 8Iba.

gaumateriaIien, E6iircM seuiler-
rabuen, Qo6en etc.
Ses y goaer & 60, i15--.17 5ao 3rsbes
gntert.glnp1lte.
TbpIH r. samarIs, 2edisaNmolf, Watsnfs.
9anoelS'S SctilbmQrfcl, @erlagsrecV.e 4larNs
l0Go Trnlt Nul0tna
Nbaptn Y. DsranicR, 116i17 01u Nntl0inQ.
lSiNbrige Grluhrnng
". y. & ~. e. Nomnrb. All Continental QslSo
Nraiit5ircn ieti 1879 erloieieid Ia g4nlhaiDre
9lutonobile.
Rndarb. 135 S3,i60 1 Is SO 76O
sF Nedrb Mlotur so. " GNlttmBrre |b.flea.
'SoBe nno 4d 9ipnlls9lDenue
@aroib oie porAldre Gar S3D5 Na0 S3tE
W'ar|Su MrbtIe So, @orage 1905 20 NDrn
&b1tleS Gtrube
Sanomirt6ldoitlihe @er0ibe tn0
SGmereiei.
@riitto Iaraer 3d., 600 s,otb.g b.gacasSttake.
EIuubhis, 6nmoses, g3ougcS awA
Seien, Gohocden unO @imucn
Bennett Bros 528 soro ,Sycnpahg8caue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

/ Dnme (5ur 9fsIiftltellcr0ottin) :
/. 91t iouIt ia neulid) cinen SHieIeupcr.
Esri6 NIT Deinen Ylonn 9ebobt ia.
lben; lpie 1T CT oeiut felt 0ieier 8ett9~
,2iebenspirOi9rr oIs friibcr, or
mod5t cinen &omoip Oaraus!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

y. @tutt @ahds Gs., s82 se4 WotN wrh VIA.
@igeaihamS.TDenscn nn0 Ndn0ier.
@tsrrs 6. rnena 4 siepttU, 10 CItetriaclrH.
e5irAEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

NlctBplatten Nefoli eic.
eppa. GOagtin & 60, SRev 10 is palnergicw
@lirahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

Eianoieih-@yia1ile
vsSnaIolibatcb aoca He- sctoecs ghnts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-24

@iienpoarcn aller 9lrt nr0 GaI.
IMnlie0.9rhehSr
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03
Junior Colds Of
Nebraska Uni Win
The Championship

Lincoln, March Especial. miss
Camilla Kock and her crew of basket
ball sharks, representing the junior
goods OF the state university, scam
pcred off with second championship
yesterday when they larruped the
freshmen girls, II to 10, ,.
As sopohomores last year, Miss
Kock and her teammates captured
the class championship among the
goods Of the Husker institution.
The final game yesterday was one
OF the most thrilling ever staged by
the co-eds and 200 wildly enthusiastic
university girls lent vocal support to
their teams. The first half was prac-
tically even, but in the second period
the junior girls pulled out ahead and
maintained their lead until the close
Mrs. Richard Rutherford acted as
referee and Mrs. Charles Beghtol Lee
was umpire. Members of the cham.
pionship FIVE will receive handsome
sweaters from the University of Ne
braska Girls Athletic association with
ms upon them.
These were the contesting teams in
the class tournament:
Juniors--Camilla Kock, captain
Fullerton; Beatrice Kock, Fullerton
Dawn Flanery, Cattleburg, KY; Ruth
Shiveley, Grace Nichols and Beatrice
Dierks of Lincoln.
Freshmen--Lettie Irons, captain
Scottsbluff; Elizabeth Brown and ia
net Thorton, Lincoln; Jane Kingery
Tilden; Jane Beacher, Scribner.
Seniors--Louise White, Lincoln
captain; Lucy Jeffords, Lillian Writ
Fern Longacre, Edith Brown ant
Florence Sandy, all of Lincoln.
Sophomores-Helen Hit, Alliance
captain; Clara Paper, Bloomfield
Elizabeth Clancy, Havelock; Heller
Bloodhart, Lincoln; Bess Mcdonald
Wahoo; Lenore and Fern Noble
| Shosshone, Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03
FLOUR MEN FIGHT
INCREASE IN WEIGHT
Hearing Begun on Application
to Raise Minimum on Car
load Shipments.
MANY ARE INTERESTED
tFrom a Staff Correspondent

Lincoln, March 2.-(Special.)-
Hearing of the application of Ne
braska railroads to increase the mini
mum weight on carload shipments Of
-four within the state, the findings and
evidence in which case the Interstate
Commerce commission will consider
in establishing an interstate minimum,
was begun before the Nebraska Rail
way commission this morning.
Representing the national commits
sion at the hearing was w. P. Bartel,
an examiner. This is the first time
the Interstate Commerce commission
has co-operated with state commits
sion in question of rates and tariff.
Roads Present Case.
The morning was chiefly given over
to testimony by freight agents OF Ne
braska roads, including the testimony
Of H. II. Holcomb of the Burlington
and w. Fl. Jones of the Northwest
ern. All the roads were represented.
The roads want the minimum in
creased from $4,000 to 10000 pounds,
which is the present interstate mini
mum. 1t is the contention of the
roads that cars are growing larger
year by year, and that they should
be loaded heavier as matter Of
economy in transportation.
The opposition, represented by
grain and alfalfa millers and by re-
tailers, is taking the position that
smaller dealers cannot handle the
larger cars, since the capital would
be too great and the storage facili-
ties would be lacking. Therefore they
would have to pay the less-than-car
load rates, big increase over the
present tariff.
Many Make Request.
The railway commission has re-
ceived over 100 communications from
retailers protesting that the increase
would increase the price of -four to
them, and hence to the ultimate con-
summer.
The retail dealers were represented
by Cliff Crooks of Fairbury, and
! others. ]. w. Shorthill appears for
the cooperative elevators of the state.
Flour millers are represented by H.
f. Gooch of Lincoln, c. L. Aller OF
Crete, Chauncey Abbott of Schuyler,
and others. B. J. Drummond OF
Omaha and others represented hall
dozen alfalfa meal mills in Omaha
and over the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03
Find Deed to Fremont Site.

Fremont, Neb., March a.--(Spe-
cial.)-The original deed from the
United States to board Of trustees Of
Fremont, conveying title to the town
site, has just been found among the
papers Of the late E. II. Barnard,
pioneer Fremont settler. The docu-
ment was signed by President James
Buchanan. L. r. Quincy, who has
charge of the Barnard affairs in Free
mont, found the deed and has written
to Willis Barnard of Los Angeles,
asking him TO give the paper TO the
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03
Boone Is Negotiating for
Franchise in the Central

Boone, Iowa, March 2-(SpeciaD--
Boone is negotiating for a franchise
in the Central Association. and the
Chamber Of Commerce last night in
structed the secretary to confer with
Jimmy Archer, formerly Of the Boone
Iowa State league team, TO take job
as manager. Since Archers row with
the Chicago Cubs, local fans are will
ing to pay big price to get him to
manage the Boone team. should a
franchise be secured.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03
TURKS DRIVEN BACK
FIFTY-TWO MILES
British Army Continues Pursuit
of the Fleeing 0ttomans
Along Tigris.
TAKE 1000 PRISONERS

London, March 2.-The Turks are
continuing to retreat before the VIC
torious British on the Tigris front.
Official announcement was made here
today that the retreating Turks on
Tuesday evening passed through
Azizyah, fifty-two miles north Of Kut-
El-Amara. More than 1000 prison.
ers have been taken since December.
The statement issued by the official
press bureau says:
Wednesdays report of the officer
commanding in Mesopotamia gives
the following:
Pursuit of the retreating enemy
still continues and the Turks in great
confusion passed through Aziziyah in
the evening of Tuesday. The clear
ing of the battlefield is being syste-
matically carried out. but as
fresh booty is being brought in from
hour to hour, it will be some days be-
fore a complete list Of our captures
can be compiled :.
"Sinee February % the approx
mate figures are: Prisoners, 4,300,
making a total Of over 1000 since the
commencement of the operations last
December; guns, twenty-eight; trench
mortars, nineteen; machine guns,
eleven; II. NJ. S. FREELY recaptured;
Turkish ships, three; tugs, two;
! barges, ten, and pontoons, thirty"
Germans Beat Back Britons.
Berlin, March 2.-(Via Wireless to
Sayville. )-Twenty prisoners re-
manned in the hands of the Germans
after the repulse of sharp attack by
| British detachments east and south
east of Souchez on the Franco-Bel-
gian front yesterday, army headquar-
| tiers announced today. Other prison.
ers were made in the clearing out OF
isolated points held by the British
after their attack near Sally and in
clashes near the Ancre and four ma.
chine guns in all fell into German
hands in the operations.
German Raids Repulsed.
Paris, March 1.-Two German raid:
occurring simultaneously last nigh
on the front west of scissors were
broken up by the, French fire, witt
losses to the Germans, the war Office
announced today. A German trencf
near Vauquois, in the Argonne, wa
raided and prisoners taken.
Battle in Roumania. -
Petrograd, March 2.-(Via Lon
dom 1.-The battle of German ant
| Russian forces for the heights nortl
OF Jacobeni-Kimpolung high roat
continued yesterday, the Russian wa
department announced today. Nortl
of the river laval the Germans by ;
counter attack forced koumanian de
tachments which had occupied ;
height near the village OF Hekoza t
|
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03
LisCo Boy Probably
Fatally Cut by Brother

North Platte, Neb., March 2.-(Spe.
cial. )-Clarence Brown, 10 years old
is in critical condition at local
hospital and his brother, Robert, aged
rs years, is fugitive as result Of
a wrestling bout between the two
brothers at the home of the father
Daniel Brown, a farmer living south
of Lisco, in Garden county.
: The youth is suffering from six
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03

Bee want-Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-03
LES DARCY BARRED
FROM EMPIRE STATE
Governor Whitman Objects to
Putting a Stacker On
a Pedestal. !
STOPS BOUT WITH DILLON
Copyright.
1917,
International
News
Service.

Albany, N. Y, March 2.-Governor
Whitman today directed the State
Athletic commission to prohibit the
boxing bout scheduled for Madison
Square Garden, New York, on Mon
day night between Les Darcy and
Jack Dillon on the ground that Les
Darcy is a Stacker
The commissioners were informed
Of the governors decision by the ex-
ecutive himself in his private Office.
Grant Hugh Brown, manager of the
corporation under whose auspices the
bout was to have been held, also was
notified, to give him an opportunity
to provide substitute for Les
Darcy.
Governors Statement.
The governor outlined his position
in the following statement:
Il have directed the boxing COM
mission to forbid the holding OF the
so-called boxing exhibition at Madi-
son oqusie nai :aen. un .ba. o,n n'f ~
nm sn .i h.a ,nmnd ~ ,hat he NAV
ayers have planned, that the fight con-
templated shall be what is commonly
known as fight to the finish or
Nn ~ M n.r,, 60 an, informed ia
., -. D !, ~, ~ HE o,sn Country In
d;su.,; aaa o ,nd lac ~ ~ ai;as ~ ,ef,
a.ssuise anu unuei ~ e''ao ~ ~