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

Sie enus ans BEN eaHs 81 Naltvu, III
snnahit bas bette.

yn Oieien trie9eriIten 8eiten
Fiibrt oas @derbau-3 epurtemert bet
Der. Stanten fat gegel ales, mas
Die n~ationaIeu $rttereieu ourh Ser
it6ruttg BON NobrungsfuerteH ODER
lonltpie abbruh tim fam. ettrige
5elo3iige. Grit tur5lid mar etlt
hredeusbilo Der Staten IND ibrer
unbeimlthen Sdtigtett ge5eitnet
tpor0eu; lett miro aud cine Sam.
payne gegeu ibre tleiuereu @etterr,
lie Mduie, b%etriebet, Die IN Der &at
ieoes syabr i'm 6elo utIu i'm @auie
qetpaltiges Arbeil anriften uto ole
golfserndbrung iebr idper iddoI'
gen f6nfeH.
IS neroet udnleHtlih Die 9ous'
frauen sum aaupi gegen 6teieS Sc
5tefer aufgerufeH. obtpobl aud ter
ner aus eineul uubefanrten @runoe
III befurdtcn lit, Dab maude 0erieI'
ben oieien aonpf idledt beite9en
luer0er, tuelu Die g2auie crit einnaI
i'm 9auIe iin6. 9tan fanu aber IN
.bieIen GdIen ~nerbiu0ern, hoB Is
u6erbalpt 10 melt fotHntt. Die geeig.
netite 3eit fir ausiperruHgs &eriu.
DIE lit geraoe beilH l~leber8ang pes
Gommars in ben &intee, pean Die
9iader = Sic tpa5rideinIih nod DieI
nle1r AabrimgsmitteI uubru1dbar
mQhert, als iie auifreiien - iid nuh
8interQ uartteren unieben.
8or aaent ouloe man ulter tel.
men umitdnoen, oaB aut mir 0as
tleinite arHmd}en Nabrltng in Der
Slide, in Der Speiiefammer, i'm
Gpeiieidrauf ooer irgenOml berrl1I.
Llegt mo es Mtduien erreihbar lit
RotarIid 6urfen aud I'M Gdlai5im.
mer bic ain0er abioIut fem 9tethen
bon 3Adertpert ODER irgen0weIheu
2edarbiHen iid berumtreiben Ioiien.
QGes mug 0erart geidIoiiea ODER
peripabrt bleiben, 0oB fetrte W1aus ct
mas gu boIeu futoet, io0aB tie idou
bon borfapeg gar nidt ermutigt
niro. In eireu1 ioIder Sntie 5u
tletben.
Qas nadite muB ieir aud bic
HeinIten uugetp0bnIider 3ugdnge
gum 9eim feit 8u beridEieBen. Of
ene Sober un0 6dnge in ben aeE.
Ter, offelle S6btungeH iraen0po in
ter 8dno ODER irgenofpeltes Iodere
eol5perf foaten iofort abgei6Ioiiet
uerOen, radocm man eineu LID II
56a0en entoedt bat. IT'D es ioate
Dieoerbolt iebr idarfe Imidal4 ge-
baItcn tper6er. Seoes @eriatmnis in
bieier 9e8iebuug TIT aIs Elm unpa.
triotihes 8erbredeu 8u be8eiduen.
GdIieBlid aber, tOern oies allies
nift geniiaen ioute, bIei6t ebeu mir
bic 8ab[ 8piiden Der Mauiefaqe
prt0 Der aaRe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

&d5naex1hafts AnfSIEe beisittat u6ne
lnHgrlidr @ebnnAImng bmrd
&Ipan'S eminent.

mibt "a groBere geqnemIi6feit,
uls Biz taben0en. ~bpbrenoen Ghmer.
ami bT ner Gfirne ODER GhI1fen los
iperoen2 @enn 0rtr6 0euraIgie
berpnr gerlsfenL miro G[oan'g 9ints
gnent, aaf Bite idmeraenoen 6telen
0er @ttrne mlfgetr1gen, iofort bag
I0aA bqIeitigen. aopitueb miro aud
oft beIeitiet, fpenn man Die @egell-
tpirfungen bon Sloan's Eminent Inn
@erid, benz &iifgrao entlong o0er
an ben 6iiBen our Q~umeHoting
bringt. aopfpeb lit Elm 8eiheu
ber llioronung i'm a6rperIbItem rno
IoIEte fih onsieIbe oft p~ie0erbolen,
onrtn lit elm 4rat su Rote sl 5ieben.
GIonf'B Eminent braadt nf9t eineeriebeH
Ill luercsif. Ga ertHgt o1rdb nrb f1aftt Jos
EHEt GrleiNteriap. &H aTi1erelt MortelIs slels
EnI1ie, -atbetlMutigufa8, Sfhtas, 2uetinnIgens
N~eTita1i1naaen unn @erJelilnGelb fptpte ana
bsre duherliehe EhHier5ea tueroeR bind SIpan's
Eminent g~elifoeEk.
Eloafis Eminent 1T reirIi3er pie fhHlies
gaGe @flaier liao SArieTen uno hetledt nidat
bg Gdnt. Nes1Iim orobe 6tafheu bel allen
MppabgfeEt. 26f, 60es S1.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

0ben bottle bic Duff ebtn elmer
sftsn iriIdtn 9dn3 beenbst INT
fdidtt Tid,an, Bic leBten beiben Stlt
IL, ote 0eatfds uno bic onieritani
NotiunaIbbmns, gu fpisIeu, nm oanr
Der po6Iperoituten Rube Su pfleasll
Der aapttdn uno Grdbsrt iporen nou
sinsm qroBen 9sil Der pafagiere nm
rirqt; lie polten bic ptrf6iebenftu
8inae ppn ibnen nil Zen. Bolisa hi
len. mann man poruusi6tli4 In
Rem gort antommtu parbs; OBJ oas
gpetter 70 bleiben ipiirpe; ipolten
ptjen, mas uug Der Olympic" sss
porbtn mar. 9enn bic luar felt sini'
aen Gmnoen unFGtbar %9sfporosn
uno man mar nsusteris. Oh tie fd
por ooer btnter BEN -Gaior+ beEanp
limb Rapitdn uno Griter Gffioisr
miibten Iih reolia al, ale Tra9sn
al beantporten. @om Netter bofftfn
lie, bag "a 10 bfei6en piirot, llHa
tpds bic .0lbmpic" on6etrat 10 BET
rist Der 3apitdu gum 9roben 5absl
Der paFa9isrs feinen qlnn.
geien sic gang bsruRigt, mstnt
6errihaften. @ir fperoen 5sgsn, Wtr
foHnen Thnetsr fa9rer, psrn mir
pollen. Q6er i'd battle es fir ri4tiger,
Ssr Ao hriiheu - ct III iibrt1ens ets
mas btnter uns, Id taie ion abtr
pieoer portommsn in StasrbeIt
Al nisqen. Danu - am @noe
5is perpeu e. ia f4on aIs duf BEN
Renuplab erlsbt babsn, meme 9err'
Thaftsu. gsim sport, auf BEN Disr'
ten 0isrteI Der Balm, fdieBt banu
urplSBli6 zines Der pFeroe bsroo'
unb fdIdot ben 5aooritsu UNI Nater,
lanqe. 9o etpas sibt e nal aaa aul
Dem 23son.'
Sn bie|em moment babntt ith en-
gtetparo, 6eFsn uufgetcstes @eltn
allen auffiel, sinea @8 oar4 0tl
gruppe.
Cine btsnItIiae glslrun8. 9srt
aapitdn!!'
s8as gi6t's2"
limb 81 Der 9}arn nidt steta ant.
nortete, perljeB Der aapiidn ben i4n
umge6snbeu Menf4euring un0 trat
| Elm paar G4titie 5ur Settle.
nun alio - mas gibts2'
sg2eloe geboridmit, 9srr a1pitdr:
qaFagisr in Sabine Drummer eli TT
befoblen fporoen."
SIS our4Fu9r cen aaPitdn ME en-
aud.
sGrabert!'
Der grits 6fft8itr ttat gum 9a'
pitdn. Die gaFagiete tourosn nsugtt'
ria - Der cine ODER Der anbtrs io8ai
angFtid.
Gortfsbupg folgtl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Rad benz BoBItdtis-
FeitsfoH8ert. Sohter (abse'
Epount): Bier gieeen babe i'd ge'
lunae1 oos gebt iber nteins
ardfte.s
goter. .aun oenfe NAL crit
luas mir babea ~ausbaltea Eaaheul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

gan3t gaL .Dar bos Elm
alter ooet Elm nsuer 9ering, ben 8a
mir porbin gsbradt haIt2"
gistolo: s9abeH sic BERN oas
uift gsfhmedta"
.Jiein!"
.Qa, oanu tann's 56nsn bod aud
gang tgal ieiH!"
Gin Gtmitaprob. mir
paFen eben nidt suiammeu, Gouaro!
0ir bdtten ms u6erbaupt nidt srit
perloben foQen, bern ba Bit grade
BAG 9estnteil BON MIR.
,gla, na, 10 I4ledt - Bill pu boa
uidt.
8orberettnng. gaileru
burid (ols cine giauferet aus3ubre'
den 6robD: IS glaab, Der Burger.
moaIia madt beunt ga nit; oi'
9abu' bat er idou in Sad g'itedt.'
Sdones sort. 9ait b.
Die Meuge aoitime uno Suite be.
Meier ~geieben2
Sa, Is lit groBartig. mas bic iid
oaes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bat.
Die table 8era9mt
lbett. Dame (5u einsm ~bsrlbmts
8i6te): Sir itno gsniB rsdt ipat
lam nit BEN 0srfdenten bon Code
umqeqangen, 6err gedhalm. ST
Td0nes POLES 6aor ldBt penigiten
Oornuf fdlitBsn.~
.Gie irren, gndbigHs. bag tn 81
reiss msint brittle - 4srade.-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
geFehrnna bss geastariantrs.

BENJAMIN 8rantlin. Der griinoe.
bes glitableIters, iqno emit elne
gdritt, aus Der CT entllobnb oaB
Ser ougIdIieBIlde @enuB BON 8e'
aetabiliea 0as ein3ige @litteI lei, an
Qeib uu0 SeeIe gu geiuHoen. 60.
Tort entIdIoB er iih, oieien @runo.
lat gu Dem ieiuen gu MAIDEN, ano
al bon Der Gtun0e an nur nod
beQetarifde aoIt. 2ange 3elt blIeb
er 0ieIer bel beItritteuea Grnab.
runagpeiie treu, BET Der &c iih
auBerlt tpobI befaro. gines cages
ie6od paiiierte i'm etuas, bag lbtl
bon Der ~bigberiseu 2ebensrpeiie IT.
plotIid abbradte. SIN Nagen e.
mes aroben Slides fano CT ndniltdl
eiuen fIeinen slid. so" meinte
En- on, .freBt ibr eud inter einan'
Der auf 10 ie6e id gar mdt Elm,
portrm mir Menifen euh nidt aud
bersebren ioaen.~ gr giug nun ule'
Der CUR GleiihfoIt iiber unO er3dbI'
tie 6ieg GrIebnis, 3os cine iolde
@on0luua ieiner anihauunger
berboraerufen bate, germ i'm 6reun'
6~esfretie. CT pfIegte oonn biu3u.
auFuaen: .&as benefit pie0er Elm.
nal, boB Der Menfd begbaIb fiji
Elm bernanftiaes g8eien gilt, neil el
10 Ieidt @riiuoe 81 fIn0en mets TN
iein Gun gu rehtfertigen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

an perfaufem: = Gin @robidmte'
BE- In einer B~lii6en6en Sto0t uno glt-
fer garm.umgegeno NIT allen oa5lt
oehoriqen @erf3eugen, 9orrdten ulo
oufen @obnboug. Gies 1T cine DE.
Ieoenheit fir einen iolioen giann,
fiir Denia @eI6 Elm @eitdft au8i-
fanaeri, iDenu boIo D~ertauir. 9%a.
rid Speggers, S~taplebarit giebr.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
9tbrteg qdbfttf.

meniae Minutsu, nn1oem aonrsds
fh in jsiner Sabine ein9eI4las en-
hotls, idlia f4 aud iein aa3bar
8ergnanu, Ben 8ealtsn S4luRtI I'm
|Gdlob gudui4Io5 ers1sno, IN ots le's
8a le8ts e. F4 auf Das gstt uno
7iinbett bic 3igarts an. 8os mar
I6m nun I6oR fait CUR 9%spoAn4stt
oeporbsn. Qls bal0 oarauf lenIetts
Ser Daup Elm GeraaIa D~sraehmbar
pur0e, leB e i'm ieoo4 tsfne auae
me6r. 8orF4tig ftano Ct auf mo lests
nit elmer 6tednabtE bic piHsige Deli
nuug In her 3pii4eunano pleosr
frsi. -
-
gtero magnug uub ulap 8oltod
batten Gera0e einen DaL3tr DoQeaoet,
ols bas MldoAea Gir AIFteo i'm
qretfe Der umberitehepoen 6erren IT,
fonnte. Gts brauntt uatarlih 0dr'
auf, al horeu, ME obeu nles ob8es
laafsn mar. uub 70 glaa0te tie au'
einmal bas bur9 Elm cntommtnbsi
gelegramm perurIaAte Gerauid &C.
bort su babeH.
Maanus polte oGer6ings ni6ti
bopon Dernommen hQbsn, nur6e abe
bod unrubi8.
Der Rolns pertritt mid ana
un0 trlau6t it's ia et8sntli6 aac
aber beute lit Elm itAr pi9tige
9elegrqmm abgesangen, oos frubt
Doer Ipdter beantDortet peroen Tom
te."
9a bridts ft i4m sdrtIi4 b
5unb.
.R~etaetpssen fonH 0u fstne In
ounebmIi6tetten haben.'
sic adsitste Jpn Bis sur 9repE
un6 bort, in sinem lnbeobodtete
Momeut na9men Te nod 6aftigen Mi
fhien. Damn giug MlogHus mad OBJ
unb loRe Isinen &ameraoen db. Bi
Bel fa bsrausFsate, baB Map fiA
Der Sat geirrt batte.
Dele bagsgea bega6 Fih IN Die u
T6e an Bug oss prOmsuabeHOed
no cir alfreb iis bersits srpartsi
:
,5ier bsibt es gnus Oerteufslt DO
Fhtig Iein.@ a6unede 9ing NIT q
IdmmengsDgenen 4ugsubrauen VI
dufeiuanoer gepreBten Qippen m |,
ner aa6iat auf unO db, unb Dad
Is. SANG bertsufsIt aufpaFs
DieIr Gran3ofs uno oieIsr gngLdns
fnb meme apntarrenter DAB Re a
bei0t no6 San Sole fabreu. y
spor 70 f9nea ME bic i9ntll
Gifsubabn fe ibsr ben duieritauift
Sentiment 6ringer lam oaro
niirbe id mein ae6en uerDsttsn q
pirOsn mir ale snlammsu glsi9sst
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
9Ia0i5tsiertc umseiocn.
@erIanat gSeiblidI,

@crtnngt: - GrFnbrenes Mdohen
ober Grail in nrittIerem aIter, als
SousbdIterin fiir innaes @bepaor
Dos mdbrenO oes cages beitaTtiat
1T. Stein 8nihen. Gutpteplltngca
b%ertonat. Gel. Sorncg 2619, 6Ipi'
lden 5 ul0 7 lbr obetos.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Sa.aDrrAoiOer, JiltsIu furiert.
Gr. g. j.. 9arrp furiert Sdfnnrrs
boibeL HiiteIn un0 aubere Darn.
leioen ohnt 0peratio... Rlr garnrr.
tiert. 9f)reibt um 8ud) ilber 0arm.
lei6eu, NIT 8eignilien. Or. o. s.
Eurrp, 240 Zee 8l0o.. Gmaha.
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.,6ift ucpeltics'
Sud- Ao. 6.
Bon abfliat gsssssl.

Ganl8ig arieiilngea lur acknowledgements
TIT 2afelarbgit. Jan hn0ei bteEbes gsl1eals
tilt 1eoes Dstigiie0 Der Saulltg. pie S7AEexut
EaineHt1ter, 6dnb1eu, Adbl4itsH, btFatGs
ilffeIt, @a0erbeutel. losgte cine 9lenge an
0erer abaitseI Arlitsls bic niBeTll lenNt ekr
suitrilen fiHD, HHb ben euigtaitagta 9ltls
5reiee bereiteH. 1se ltnpeH tfiier Qe@ GtgBea
3rs5abI iitaer sas gaiseH6e taE 5ku 8sp
9uduofeu cher NetaHRisu.
sizes 9a6 fr tx p~oticlssI per Zott per
SaaIids cuaba Sribaas,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

800 Qder 80 9leilen ii0lih bon
gsber6een, 275 Qfer inter Staltiua.
tion, qlite @ebduoe, better 8o0en,
ooas 8l bepirtiaaften; fiir babe
grnie betmietet. @reis $35 per
qder, Ieidte 3obEungs6e0ingimaen
IS. :. Canning, aberdeen, 90. Dat.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
0a8 tpeftltde NebroSfa
rtno oitli6e @Doming
Nna Qnnh hrr MeIrnenheifen.

aiH16au Golrntp, 0ebr., utto Cara.
ME gountn @po., unDerbeIiertes
lin6 berbeIiarteg 2anO $25 Bis $40.
81. 6. Garter Dertoufte 8ei3en fir
SIS, 900 BON elmer balben Geftion
neuaeb,litQten 2anoes. liner 2an0
lit Dem 61tl. 500 Nebrasfn 2ano an
syrudltbarfeit ebetbiirtig. Sir ra.
here qugfanfte i6reibe man an s..
s. @balep, 8iue Bluffs, @Do.
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abbotateu.
9stettNs.
ap6at eSinii6ius4.

GiIms eutmideh. 10c fir Moue. m
einem Gage. aaie aooaf Gfii0io,
glebiue 9lod, is. Ii. 9drnep, Gmobo.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

tam uuD gine, aab iunute Iid
ant benlen, iDas nun FCIBen tDilrbs
Aber Il iDOIlte gang fider ss9tr, llnf
10 perbarrte q meter an isinsns
@udlod.
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rn6 g~8cioenr1tten .M6beI at MAIDEN,
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Mis- -11.t7.t7
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
BRITISH GAIN TWO
 TOWNS lNFLICTING
 BIG GERMAN LOSSES

LONDON. April 6.--COntinuing the attacks north of Struentin, the British have captured the village Of Lempier, north Of ROnssoy. The official com munication from headquarters in France adds that prisoners were talk en and that large numbers of German dead were found.
 The operations in the past week be. tween St. Quentin and Arras. the statement adds. resulted in severe German losses.
 The statement says:
 We continued our attacks north of St. Quentin yesterday in the neighbor. hood of ROnssoy (10 miles north of St. Quentin) and carried the village of Lempier where further prisoners and three more machine guns were captured. Large numbers of German dead were found
 Today we made further progress northeast of Noreuil (about 10 miles southeast Of Arras) and drove off a German counter attack after stiff fight ing.
 During the operations of the past week between St. Quentin and Arras our advances proved that the enemy suffered severely"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
FIRE CUTS BLOCK AT ASHBURY PARK
 LOSS IS S2O0,00O

ASHBURK PARK. N. J.. April 6. - Fire that started in the natatorium here tonight spread rapidly to nearby buildings and an entire block along the beach front was in flames within thirty minutes. A half dozen hotels were burning.
 The entire block of buildings bounded by First and Second avenues, Ocean avenue and Kingsley street was destroyed. The flames jumped across Kingsley street to the next block which soon was burning furiously.
 The names. which started in the natatorium an enclosed swimming pool were soon beyond control. The block destroyed contained four hotels. a moving picture theatre and a mum Der of other buildings, all of wood. The loss was estimated at $200.000.
 A defective electric wire caused the fire, according to the police.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
RUSSIAN MARTYRS
 OF FREEDOM BURIED WITH HIGH H0NORS

PETROGRAD, April ,, (via LondOn) The victims of the revolution were colemnly buried today in the historic Field of Mars. As the corns draped in scarlet bunting, were lowered one by one into the tremendous grave that had been dug in a corner of the field, a series of salutes-one for each vic tim-bOomed across the ice-bound Neva, from the fortress of St Peter and St. Paul, where the last ministers of the fallen empire are confined. Regimental bands flanked the square field and thousands of persons joined in a mass for the dead.
 The sombre aspect of the city was relieved by innumerable flags and streamers of flaming red, some of which were edged with black bands of mourning Banners of every de- scription bearing the familiar devices of the new republic were carried by each pedestrian. Each column bore the bodies of the victims who had lived in their district of the city.
 The tremendous funeral cOrtege wended its. way through city almost empty of spectators. Virtually every woman and every child who was able to walk marched in the procession. Perfect order prevailed. Stores were closed and all traffic ceased.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
COLDS AFFECT
 THE KIDNEYS
Many Bisbee People Have Found This
 to Be True.

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 Does your back ache and become weak?
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
LLOYD GEORGE GIVES
 EAR ID REPORTERS

LONDON, April 6.-Lloyd George today gave to the American newspa- per correspondents, on behalf of the British government. the following statement:
 America has at one bound become a world power in sense she never was before. She waited until she found a cause worthy of her traditions. The American people held back until they were fully convinced the fight was not a sordid scrimmage for power and possessions but an unselfish strug- gle to overthrow sinister conspiracy against human liberty and human rights.
 ''Once that conviction was reached the great republic of the west has leaped into the arena and she stands now side by side with the European democracies who, bruised and bleed ing after three years of grim conflict, are still fighting the most savage foe that ever menaced the freedom of the world
 ''The glowing phrases of President Wilson's noble deliverance illumine the horizon and make clearer than ever the goal we are striving to reach
 There are three phrases which will stand out forever in the story of cru Gade the first is that the world must be safe for democracy the next, the , menace to peace and freedom lies in the existence of autocrtic government backed by organized force, which is controlled wholly by their will and not by the will of their people, and the crowning phrase is that in which he declares that a steadfast concert for peace can never be maintained except ''v the partnerships of democratic na- li.-s.
 These words represent the faith which inspires and sustains our people in the tremendous sacrifices they have made and are still making. They also believe that the unity and peace of mankind can only rest upon democ- racy, upon the right of those who sub- init to authority to have a voice in their own government; upon respect for the rights and liberties of nations both great and small and upon the uni versal dominion of public right.
 ITO all these the Prussian military autocracy is an implacable foe.
 "fhe imperial war cabinet. repre- sentative of all of the peoples of the British empire, wish me on their be- half to recognize the chivalry and courage which call the people of the United States to dedicate the whole of their resources to the greatest cause that ever engaged human endeavor."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
INDIANS TAKE PART
 IN PRIMITIVE CALL

One hundred Indians take part iI ths new picture for William FoN Bracken directed for William Fox ''The Primitive Call" Robert Ross assistant director, had the task oi rounding up this number of red men for work in the film. and the chase consumed the greater part of tive weeks
 Mir. Ross's first plan was to get his material from the Onandaga Reserva- tion in Syracuse, N. Y. He made a personal trip to the place, and had a long conference with Chief Isaacs, head of the tribe. but was finally forced to give uD the project.
 There was only one thing left to do,ana Ross did it. He made jour neA tBfall vaudeville and theatrical agencies he could find. and rounded up his men by twos and threes. Only after several days spent at this work was he able to get enough to give a semblance of realism to the Indian encampment that. was needed for the film
 "The Primitive Calr' will be shown at the Eagle today.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
FAMILY AVOIDS
 SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
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 We never have a long spell of sick ness in our family, since we commenced using Black-Draught."
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-07
PASSES
 BUCK ON TRAITOR CHARGE

NEW YORK. April 6.-Former Con gressman II. Robert Fowler and Hen " B. Martin, indicted with former Congressman Frank Buchanan. Franz Rintelen. a German agent; David La mar, and others, on charges of foment- ing strikes in intuition plants and on steamship piers. entered pleas in abatement in the federal district court here today. A trial by a jury to de- termine the validity of the indictment was set for next week.