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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
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sbsnlo ipidiig fnb; bds n ROTTERDAM
uub boz ollsm Mntiperptn.
Wos nIht nett bon Der Rhsinmiin'.
buna asItstn, Rottsrbdm III Der 9dfen7
fit Hdulsnbs bon G6ifItn, Oi. ben
Rbein binauf Der edn5tH rhsiHiihta
uno rsItfGliIdsn Snbuirie TIRE Robs
iiofFs briussn.
au1 bon @ntperpsn an BEN brtiten
linterIduf Der G9sIos In Der Meg mad
GFen piel tlr5,r aIs mad 8rsmtn. Bon
qniperpsn dus erbGIt bic rbeiniins Sns
buHrit duf bsIgiIdeu 9abnsn unb bell
alden s1iFFsn tintn srOBsn Stil ib'
rss apblpffbebdrfs. lino ibsr antpsrs
pen ,rportttrt fe BEN Sr6bttn SsiI i6rsr
GrssueniFs.
60 Iinb Rotierbdm urb anirtrptn
sa stpsi sroBen 3piI4snfdtionsn fir
biz bsutids SHoufris e,potben; fs
fnb fpirtIHdftli6 bttrudtst spet neuts
foe etGbis. pulitiI9 ober seb6rsu 4.
al frtmoen Gtautsn, Rotttroam TT bols
lGn0iin unb antperpen btleifh.
91s iii Elm Mpmtnt BON u~nsebeurer
Srdepsits.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
@eun ggetenernngtn" iiberflaiFg
merDcH.

Die uPotionnt GecIritp Qedgue
BAT an Die 0eutiden @ereiue bic
6oroeruag geitelIt oaB iie abermaIs
lire 2opalit1t beteltern. Die 0eltt-
iden 8ereine bnben oieie 8umutung,
oie elmer 8ero16tigung nobe fommt,
gr0BtenteiIs ignoriert. CUR getcue.
ruug Ieiner SopaIitdt greiit 5umeiit
Ger on ebeiten Der OIL iih ielber
niht glaubt unO bitter elmer 8braIe
Gdub gegen Die ger0ddhger Iuft.
3ie 0euti6en 8ereine babeu felt
Dem biitorii6en 6reitag Der letten
ISOLDE Die cine @ntport gegebeu,
Die ilberbdupt gegeben per0en fonn.
te: Sebt Gr6 Die Rnmen Der n@e3os
geten" on. @ir geben unier 8eItes,
nnIer @lut. 8e0orf es oa nod elmer
o2opolitdts. 9 eteuerlng"2
Die sc. 0. Zines" fteGte am
Sonntog cine Qrt Statiitit auf,
0urd Die ite Dem alnnge Der 0amen
Der QusgeloIten na6L bic edit tosmo.
litiide internntionaIe 8uidmmen.
ieeuug 6es 5ufilnftigen ariegsbeeres
befpeilen Dollte. ...... oQn0 iome
@ermms," bieB es ba. eSn elmer
8ui6rift nub has 8Iatt ii9 MIN
eine 9eridtigting eeiaaen laiien.
Giner, Der bebouptet, oaB er in Der
Gage lit, aus Dem Slang Der Gdmen
ole g~bltammung ber3nleiten, rednete
aus, oaB bon Den SEEM 9orfern, oui
Ole Die erfte Drummer g25S~ fiel, 30
9eutide iin6, SO Gngldn0er, 81
3taliener, 16 9oIen, IL Siren, 3
Griehen, 2 Gfanbinabier, 2 arme.
nier, 1 Spanier (bet 7 mars rihi
5u ermitteln).
3ieIe 90 G0bne BON oertid)eH
amerifanerrL 80 aus 100, iei biz
antnort. geteuerungen bon 2opali'
tat ongeiihts folder geDeiia iinl
i~lberfluiiig - tIongen Die boblt
4broie i'm aoutroit 5ur Eat.
or. .. abenOblott.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27

berIufte. Sir braud)en oarauf an
oieIerl 5teGe niht einaugeben. 8odJ
m0dten mir ben einen Sas bid IN.
terItrei6elt, bnB oomit bic fir bic
Sitgerei berantmortliden Seute MIR
Der ocltiden 8egieruug in Die San
De ipieIen.
User einnoL Iiigt, benz elaiibt
man nift," iagt ein aItes Sprid'
mort, gltn0 mern ct aud Die 8abr'
belt ipriht." @as ioa oaraitS tper'
SEN, ruenn einmnl beitdtiote gta6'
ri6ten ii6er S~eIoentateu unierer
syltngen ouf benz 5dlahtfeloe fom.
men, uno 6os omerifniide 8itbIi.
fum ~ungldubig ben Sopf idittelt2
N6onniert ouf Die SdgIide Gribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
9Ec rnsIiI6en gJ'nnSbsr.

Btdn lage ntuf, Dds itHo 9ppptpeleni
gut ausesbaht bisleidt uno pdbrIheius
LID, obr tbeR bod 6bpotbtsul
mds mar Bonn BOT gipsi Sabrsn Sos
Sbema Der groBtn .neIif5tH GIottsn'
mdn0Dsr2 Die Dssnobms bon edn'
StIsihiiftH dnF Der Gabrt spiIaeH
Gpanifn une SrIano.
Quf bitisr aasseStbntsn 2inis bate
bic Qomirdlitdt cine mengt bon qan,
5srn unb arsu3srn p~trieiIt, I'm ben
Singing In btR Qermsltdudt gu psrs
.f6Iitbsn. lino ole sngliid.R 6dnbeIss
idiffs bic bsB Bsets idmsn - i'm
GritpsfaIe ipdrsn u natirli9 btutI5e
sspeisH - purosn ongs9alttH unb se'
idpert. a
atbnIi5 mar bds Sbtmd ber maan6.
bsr ppr sinsm Sabre, bas ben Gda itbtt,
cine fsiHbIi6s JIotis i'm atldutiIdsn
D5ean NIB cine in Der Inr5ies fouten
6urh cine eugIii5e Glotte i'm SaaaI an
btr 8srsinigans eebinosrt psrosn. 90
1T bstauut. baB e trOb sintr duBsrIt
ssHautn ltthrpa1ung hem BON 8rss
men iomminbsn @tIdpdotr, has bic
6eutI4s Glotts barFt1tt, gslans, bur4
ben aanaI uno bic Strabe BON Calais
burt8ubrsdsn.
Gang England sr5iitsrie bdnals por
Qugf, unb bic GoIes mar bann bic ge'
fpiqiguns bon bier ipeit,rsa qaHjsr'
fdifftn!!
Roa aufidt Der engaiatn Qbmira.
Iitdt itI6sr LIT alto bas 8ieI bss nd6iteH
Srisass: Die @~erfsstIung Der 9or6ie.'
bdfsn uno biz 8srHidtung btr btutIdtn
6dnbeIsflotts, I'm 70 bic RobItoffBers
forging Der beutfdsn SnOuftris uHb
btrta Grpori unm5glit 3u MAIDEN.
Ga Diros fih dIio un tint Qrt Aons
tinsuialipsrrs banbeln, pis 81 Soften
beg sroBtn Samples Spii6sa 9apo!sOn
l. uno Gngfano.
Qon oititm GtF1lSpuaIie aug fpirb
man au9 bic Role bsrlt5tn, bic Granl'
rsih In oiaitm anmpf BIB dufs meFtr
ipieItn Ioa. I'm bic bsutIat Snbuiris
gttpdItfam 3u psrni6ttn, brdudt Gnss
larb ibr rar bic aobioff5uFubr ob'
iptrrtu unb lire ausfubrbafsu bur8
8Ioddbe f6tisBtn.
4ebmtu mir an, 6db bds qonboner
gabinstt fa ba3u snbgaltig entidlof'
fen BAT. Gs piirDe bann in liner SuRts
len Ra6t o6ns psiitre antlnbiguug
b~sut5aidgs fdngt man Hrisgs an, inbsn
man bic GsinbitIigtsiten btsinnt uno
bann erf ben Rritg ertldri - Gin eng
liides 9sidDdSer our9 bic QorbIa
mad Der GIbminbung tomm.n uno bRt
aas bon 3amburs tommsubsn shtfFs
dbFdngtn. Gin dnbtrta @efhp1otr
fparns an 6tr DsIsfmiinbung ben
Sdifftn bon Bremen ben @es Berries
gelh. 3Ar ielsn Set lparbe Elm arsus
3trgeid4paotr i'm aaRal unb eines sfpi'
Tdsn Gbotttanb unb Norrpessn Mad.
baftfn unb nadsinaabtr ale 5anbeIss
idiffs duf beE 6u6rt mad 9snti6lanh
abfaHgsn.
Die SuSuFris bes Gsinbss pdr.
blodiert.
limb bamit Dlrt aIfo 1uss bsrIorta
unb Der itoIBs adiisr miBte f9 etfpa
srgsbsn9 man nirb isbtH, bdb bas
bod nitt sau5 ber Gaa 81 isiu brandt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
Morifekunal

AHNtflNRAAhk
Run fam nit .iHtm NAL Der aldrm'
ruff Dom aaiT,r. Don iAm iiammt'
bds @ort: .~ltHisr, Submit Iitst aaf
benz DdFsrI" linS balO bdrdut fam
bds ntue JIottenprOsrdmm, Oas an'
fdneli4 BON qarlamtnt nod Ridt ptt'
fauosn unO saridgspisien purOs; abr
baIS b,sriffeH iRfoIas bar t%inItsenotn
g~ropagaHbd bts Gtottenpersius aduj'
lsutt, Su5uTtritls unO gantisrs bic bro'
bsnot sHgIiids @tfa3r, guH folgte
Jlottenprogrcmm Oaf Glottsnpro'
Sramm, BEN 9rcaOHousbts folgtU
ue6srs0 reabnousbts, unb cine fiebsts
bate 9diigieit tntfaItsts fa ouf ben
@erFten in Bremen, 6amburs. aieI
Sttttin. SIN Sabre 1914, rDsnn bic
qroeramme buragsfibrt fem fDsrSen,
Dirb England 30, DeutidIdnb rs
Srtdonpagbts bsfbn. Gis arditt fnc
alIo uHssfd5r glsi4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27

Ger Sn6Hitries Srieg.
tim bisIsn aritg su perfe6sr, mub
man Ia BON btysebra9tsn @orfsluns
gtn bsireitn, btnn Is baubslt iid ia
nitt odtaum, baB GnsIaab NIT 100000
mdnn in 9sutIdlnno tinfdat. anoar'
istts bauoslt Is f4 aud fir Ssuiids
lamb niHt Saram, elm 2dnoaugsiorps
nd9 Gngldnb su psrFtn. Qnstiihts
Der moSerHen Glotten spdrt bas 10 gut
tpie uHm6gIi6, unb "a nurOs aud 5u
gar niats fii1reu. Mdn Mil ia car
feline anneriontn obtr grobtruneen in
blsitm SonSslsirisg MAIDEN. 0tsbaI6
wiro man tpieotr auf bic dlttn 9t'
brduas Der piratstie uno Der &oHtiHtRs
taIiperr. S%uridtommtn.
mas GugIanb nil, If, bic beaii4t
SH6uhris osrnitttH, uao bdfir til bas
Bette QlittsI, tim fem, Ro6TtoFf5ufubr
absaIhntibsn uno itins Qusfubrbdfsn
81 ipsrren. Gas srIaeint gar nitt uu'
dusfihrbdr. Die groBen Wtrtt ON
abein, In GatIsu, in 6dlsFsH, al bic
GiIsngisB.rsien, Gpinnertisn un0 Bss
bsreita, bic btn Strrsu in Birmingham
urb man5eiter sine 70 fiirtttrIidt
Ronlurreng genatt bdhn, mas Derdr'
bitten tie bsnnR giIen aus SpauitH
urb G6peOsu, gaumDons aus ame'
rita ootr Qlegpptsu, @oas bonn Sap,
bon autraIitn uno QrgentinisH. limb
az bieie unsrIeBIideu RobfoFfe tommsn
ibers Mlttr, Dor dlsm i6sr bic 9dfen
bon Bremen unb 6amburg.
Ghnio ittbt c. nit ben beaii6sa CT
portproouttsn, giitHnaren, 2otomoti'
ben, mdf6inea, gaumpoupartn uno
gspsbs, dqeg Wdrtn, Bic BEN tHglT9en
6anoel in Der 5urfti, in aFrita, in
9oro. uno Gusamrisa, in China uno
Sapan cine 70 tmpfinoIide aoniuyrsn5
MAIDEN: Or groBtt stiI bieIss beut'
f6n grports esbt ibsrs Mtsr, uni
5par audi nit6ar lblr bic aioeR 6dfsn
6arnharg uuO Bremen.
Gun 6ente man F9 bitfe bsiStn 6ds
fen uab lire Qd6barbdfsn 6urh cine
eHgtifds Slotts bIodisrt, uno man lam
f6 Doriteasu, boB fofort Giisusr3t,
gaamupqs uno MoIs fit al Bic Ga6s
rifsn ousblei4n tperean. Das nod
F~abri5srt piro, fam mid! nt6r srPors
tisrt ngrben unb bduft Fa in ben 2agsrs
bdufsrn an; GsLo etbt nitt msbr Gin
nnb bic 9ibi0sHbeR fn5 elsia Full:
ser 3uTammeubru9 beginnt. gttrtibt
unb gltiTd, bic in Tlsngs aug Qmtrita
importiert per6sn, fouHen nidt mtbr
bsrsin, Der grtis Der aoIonialfpartn
Ittist; Gteub nm glpt ntr0tn oqmaA'
ii6 imrast mebr duf BEN gau8sn Boil
Iaitsn.
mo6l pir6 bic Saaufris Grport unh
Support auf BEN adHbnes ptrTuhen.
i6er Heutrals gabnen unb u~aatraIs 9Gs
fen, u6er GInfir6en, BeRua, 9risit
Q&r man muB bebentsn, baB bdbei oel
transport unenbliH BEL tairsr tDiro
unb bdB ba5ur6 bic beutFhe SnbutriI
ndbrtub beg aritgts in ihrsr qeifungs'
Fdbigttit fdner btstntrddtigt ftin niro
Benn man nun bon ber Qnnahme aus
sebt, bag bic tngIiias Gdiffabrt =
ME bies b6hF nabrIatiuIid III - MD
in erhtbli6sm MaBe nitb bebsIigt psr,
hen f0nneu, 70 perbtu pd6rsHb bitfe,
SIT bic engIiI6tn Mdrsu aanSblid
pitber lire 9orbsrrfddft auf Der gan
sea Gr0s ntsbsrgepinuen. aubtrbea
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uetp pcrkcr OcMtIdbc !.
baben's micbt lci6t!

g2etp gorf, 27. Sllli.-@egen Die
bier mobnenoen neuiden llntertdnen
per6en imner neue 8erbote erloiien.
Rndoem fii3li9 ben i'm Safen un0
tn sen Gods orbeitenoen 9euti4ea
o~ngeoronet mar, i6re grbeit nif5u.
qeben, birfer oeutihe ltntertanet
lett aud nidt niebr 6abrten ail
gergniigungsbmtpfern unternebmen,
0a fi6 unter ibnsn 0elttide 5pione
beftnoen talnten, melhe iuertDolle
Conformation iiber 0ie g(bfnbrt bon
8rilppen unb Die Gdti9feit in ben
Ghiffsboiib6fen bel iol6n 6n6rten
ein3ieben fonnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27

Scr 4raiiSent bat Der @octboIs-
9enmau aontroberie Elm @nOe ge.
madt. @oet9aIs bat er Die nadae.
Iudte @erobidieoung eetpabrt, ullo
9enman lit oufgefor0ert tuor0en, gu
geben. Die RaafoIger iinb bereits
ernonnt tpor0en. lin @oetBals lit
es i6doe. @r bat es gut gemeint
Seine abii6t mar, fir Die 3mede
oes arieges cine SnnoeIsilotte at
bauen, Die ou9 mad Dem ariege
nod tbren uoQen 8ert gebabt bate
0esbalb NOR er Geguer Der bolaer.
nen S6iffe, Die far ben 4ugenblid
qebaut meroen ioIen unO mad Dem
ariege mertIos iein Deroen. Gr Iiei
fif) BON Dem @runoiob Ieiteb ooil
bic Giidlidt arf gtmerifa allen on.
0eren &lldiiften bornngebeH miiiie,
uuo 0amit fonrte or bel ieinem @egs
ner 0enman uidt ourdoringet
Gesbolb bat er ge5en miliien, mn
6os umertanii6e @olt miro i'm mil
8eoauern ideioen ieben.
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Der Rommenoe Srieg.
Bon erandS DhaiN
guBti3iert In garis i'm Mai 1911.


piro bi. ,nsIiI6t Reoiernns bic ibt
sdnitiss mittdriidt Situation bafiir
dnsniisen iOnneH, i'm nit ben osrihie'
eensH adnoern @srtr1es uno Soldb'
tommtn gu fdIieBen, un 2iGf,runsm
db5ui4lisB.n, ii9 aon3efionm gu IL
Heru uno iin tbsraa dbstIaloRtnt Sns
t~trshsnPldne i9affsn slsia Rarolio
pbsr QtepptsH.
NsHn oann Der ariss su Gnbs IN,
fpirb bic otutide Snbuittit ole qIGss
kiebt finoen unO fir tin SabrbanSsrt
pieaei4t pisOtr 3uridstI6lsabsrt fem.
Die QbIpsrrune Der RorbiubdFsn iii
iolatrmaBsn eas 3isI pts 3utunfts'
trisgss.
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qrntfhlanbs Nuefanspfrrten.

Bis iest baben mir nar bon 9amburs
uub Bremen esiprotea, aIs ben sin3is
gen 6dfsn, but5 bic bic bsutfde 5ns
bnHris fd ilit aohFofisu psrforssu
i6nrts. 9as iF nidt gang rihtig. es
sibt nod 3nti dnbers 5dfsn. bic fir
bas Dtrti4dftIi9s 2tha Gsutf6laHos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27

Gie b0bere Ratbemntif: Die
arieqsausqaben. Die nit Der gfiai-
arb oIs WinintRm redner.
Garer's, bic auisn gleiniger.
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grIudlt otto gorTab.

Sn ieinem nelien 2ofaI 3t4 Gio
IA. GtroBe. Begebrensmerteite nlfo-
hoLIreie @etrdnte uno ieiner 2unh.
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DoHtrcffcr.

Inter g%erufrng ouf gentle Ser.
trdae uno. INT feline Grd5eoen5faIlC
su i6offen. bat Die italienifde &e.
gierling 1bgelebnt, ibren in ben Ser.
5taaten Iebenoen 8iireern ben Sim
tritt in unier Seer 3u geitatten.
8ir brauhen nntiirli6 Die poar tan.
icn6 Staliener, ole bieuittou9lia ND.
rem, nidt, ober Der 9orfaa entbiiai
6ie eigentitmIide guffaiiung, tuelhe
Ole ifalieniide Gegierung be5ilaIid
Der @eGte irn0 Rflidten Der Der.
5taaten bat. liner @el0 nebmer
Die Serren germ, ober Iie ielber mol
len feline Spfer bringeu.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
Fitzgerald Gags House
To Expedite Passage
Of Big War Measure

Irritated because of wrangling
over minor details that yesterday
held up the urgent deficiencies bill,
Chairman Fitzgerald, of the Ap-
propriations Committee, last night
announced a gag to choke off
furtherdelays.
Monday, by tradition. is "unani-
NOUS consent" day in the House,
being utilized to pass bills that
apply locally, bills that are of in
terest only to the Representatives
that introduce them.
Fitzgerald, before adjournment,
asked that the urgent deficiencies
bill be considered Monday. A
storm of objections broke loose,
several Representatives declaring
they had bills that should be
passed.
Fitzgerald replied that no bill
would pass by unanimous consent
Monday. because he would object
to every one of them. With this
threat, he succeeded in postponing
unanimous consent" day, and ex-
pediting the urgent deficiencies bill.
He hopes TO have the bill amended
and passed by Monday night, or
Tuesday at the latest
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
GET new WAR BLOOD,
ADVICE OF SENATOR
Martin. of Virginia, Is Rled at
Ground Hearing.

'If these people tell you that Kent
Island is the only available site for
proving ground they are insulting
the intelligence 81 the people of the
United States. 1t they tell you that
they cannot ind another site for this
proving ground, then for Gods sake,
partment!"
Thomas S. Martin, of Virginia, lead
er of the Senate was speaking. By
"these people he Indicated Brig. Gen.
William Crozier, Chief of Ordnance,
and other officers of the Ordnance
Department, who sat behind Secretary
of War Baker yesterday at the hearing
of the Military Affairs Committee on
the taking of Kent Island by the gov
ernment.
More than 400 men, women and chill
dren, who live on the island, came
Sver to attend the hearing. They
represented all classes and all ages
those ancestors had helped TO build
II that island the Oldest church IN
= aAserica.
They, were headed by Gov. Harrins-
ton. of Maryland. They declare they
will fight to hold onto their property,
no matter what the government VIII
pay for 1t. They contend that II Is
the most fertile spot in America ana
will feed $1,000 persons easily. They
say that, while 1t might be used Tor
a proving ground Just now, eventually
1t will become only a club home Tor
officers of the army-and speclally
favored officers at that.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
GERMAN SUB CAUSES
FURRY ALONG COAST
Was Reported to Be Operating East
of Nantucket.
CBy the International New. s.rx,.,

my the international News Serylrc A
New York, Sept l5.--Shipning. finan-
cial and governmental circles were
stunned today when reports were re-
ceived that a German summarize was
operating siNty-five miles east Of Nam
tucket Wireless mesa ces we're sent
out broadcast in a hunt for the re-
ported enemy craft along the Atlantic
seaboard, but up TO a late hour to-
night no further confirmation OF the
reports had been obtained.
Steps are reported to be taken TO
guard New York aad Boston against
an attempted reid by T-hoa.s
A British steamer arriving at an At
lantic port today reported that early
yesterday morning a wireless :. q. s.
call was heard. The ship sendinV the
message said she was being attacked
by a German submarine. siNty-fve
miles east OF Nantucket. Tho name
Of the ship ATTACKED did not come clear,
only the word ABBY" presumably the
last half OF the name being caught
Another British liner brought sddi-
tional information concerning a sub
marine in the Western Atlantic. Of
ficers Of the liner said they had been
instructed TO watch out Tor I-bOats
when nearing the American coast.
Whether the victim Of the T-bCat,
IL such Il wss. was sunk could not
be ascertained.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
TWENTY LOST when
MONGOLIA HIT Mine
Survivors Tell Story of Wreck Of
China Coast.

Sydney, Australia, Sept 15.-Survi-
Vors Of the sinking of the Peninsular
and Oriental Company's steamship
Mongolia by a German mine off Bonn
bay on June . have arrived here with
further. details of the disaster, which
cost the lives of about twenty white
persons and Lascars. The survivors
stories indicate that the mine was one
placed by the German raider Wolff.
The Mongolia sank within twenty
minutes, in water so shallow that the
tips of the masts remained unsub-
merged.
Australians on the vessel included:
Brig. Gen. Sir Robert McC. Ander-
son and Lady Anderson, of Sydney;
Mai. Norman Robertson and Mrs.
Robinson, OF Sydney. and Justice
Rooth, OF Western Australia. Gen.
Anderson had been on military duty
in England and Mai. Robinson in
Egypt. They agreed that had the
Mongolia struck the mine at night in
stead of at midday the lost of life
would have been heavier.
"The wireless apparatus was shat
tered by the explosion ana we were
helpless" said Sir Robert. AL
though the lifeboats had everything
aboard-biscuits and water-de-
manded by the Board of Trade reg
ulations, IL we had been unlucky
enough to have been out for some
days there would have been great
er number of deaths.
There were two deaths in my
boat. One of these was from burns.
Lifeboats should be equipped with a
hospital chest andI first aid OUTFIT,
and I think a proportion should be
fitted with engines. with ordinary
lifeboats it is not always possible to
reach a man IN time. We had one
poor chap taken by a shark"
when We took our places where
our lifeboats should have been"
said Mrs. Robertson. There was
none. 1t had not been launched be-
cause its crew had been killed in
the engine-room. Some passengers
and others tried to launch IL but
were driven off by escaping steam,
which was worse than the explosion.
The captain called to US 10 get into
another boat In entering the boat
some one knocked out the rudder
and sail. Then a monsoon sprang
up and there were fifty-one of us
in boat intended to hold forty-six.
After having drifted ten hours we
managed to attract the attention Of
a coolie boat by hosting a woman's
white underskirt fiagwise on an
oar"
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
MYSTERIOUS SHOTS
WOUND 4 SOLDIERS
Troop Train Fired Upon in West
em Town.
SPECIAL to The Washingtou HersId,

Special to The Washington Herald.
Steubenville, Ohio. Sept. l5-Four
soldiers were wounded. one seriously,
it is reported. when a troop train on
the Pennsylvania Railroad was fired
upon near Mingo Junction. The
wounded men remained on the tram,
which arrives at Pittsburgh today.
Railroad detectives were hurried 10
the scene OF the reported attack. but
they so far have been unable to learn
anything as to the Identity or where
abouts of the persons who fired the
shots.
The railroad officials, under the d.
rection of the military authorities,
withhold all information as to the
identity of the victims or the destina-
ton of the train.
According TO the reports Of the at
tack which have reached this city the
train was proceeding at a high rate
of speed through Mingo Junction.
when it was fred upon. No stop was
made until this place was reached,
the wounded men being attended by
a detachment Of medical troops which
was on board.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
Treason Charges Made
Against German Editors

Philadelphia. Sept. 15.-The Federal
grand jury today returned an indict-
ment containing charges of treason
against Louis Werner, editor of the
Philadelphia Tageblatt, and DIR. Mar
tine Darkow, managing editor of the
paper. The men were also indicted
for conspiracy and on seven other
indictments.
Herman Lemke, business manager,
Peter Schaeffer. president, and Pa
Vogel, treasurer of the paper. we
also indicted for publishing false al.
misleading articles and conspirink
through them to aid the enemy.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
KAISER SEEKS news
OF AMERICAN TROOPS
Germans Puzzled Over Number and
Distribution of u. S. Forces.
BY NEWTON, c. PARKE,


American Field Headquarters in
France, Sept. 15.-Positive informa-
ton has reached the intelligence de-
partment of the American expedition
ary force to the effect that the Ger
mans are thoroughly puzzled over the
number and location of the American
troops.
The German high command. 1t Is
learned, is subjecting all French and
British prisoners to the most rigid
questioning in an effort to get line
on the 'Sammies." All these efforts
have been vain. however. 1t is pre-
sumed that this Jealous activity is
inspired by the Kaiser's recent offer
of big reward for the first capture
Of American soldiers.
The Chicago organization of railway
engineers, which arrived a month ago,
has taken over a French railway line
of communication near the front.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
TWELVE AMERICANS
IN French HOSPITAL
Aviator Among Number; All Patti
ents Reported Improving.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Paris, Sept. 15.-The American Hos
pital at Neuilly has no less than
twelve Americans among its patients,
this being the largest number since the
hospital was organized.
The men being treated are Charles
Ashton and Bayard Bowie. of Phila-
delphia; Frederick w. Benham, of
Long Island: w. Earl Osborn, of Gar
rison- n-on-Hudson; William Pearl, of st.
Johns, Mich: Julian Allean, of New
York; Robert o. Bray, of Newton.
Mass: John Oller, of Brooklyn;
Charles Schreite, of Detroit; Raymond
Coll. of Pittsburgh; Thomas Arthurs.
of Wilmerding, Pa, and Lincoln Chat
koff, of New York.
Coll is i'll with appendicitis and Ar
thurs has a broken leg. Both men
are railroad engineers. Chatkon, who
is an aviator attached to the French
Flying Squadron, has injuries in the
leg and head. All the patients are re-
ported to be progressing favorably.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-16
RUSS GENERAL
FACES death
Kornilof, with Associates,
Awaits Traitor Charges
and Execution.
By the International New. servIee.D

CBy the International News seryiee.l
PctrOgrad. Sept. l5.-Gcn. kOrniloff
Is under arrest facing execution as
traitor.
His chief lieutenant, Lokomsky. re-
garoed as the real brains and soul
OF the recent abortiye counter revolt,
also has been taken into custody to-
gether with a number Of other officers
devoted to Kornilon. More arrests are
to follow.
G. F. AIexieI. Kcrcnsky's new
chief OF stan. personally arrested
horntlon and supervised the gather
ing In OF the other rebel chieftains.
Alede1 has telegrsphed TO the pre-
mier from general army hesdqusr-
tiers that he is in complete control Of
the situation.
An Official statement issued today
describes the political crisis as solved
by the formation OF a new ministry
satisfactory to all factions. u is be-
heved the new cabinet includes four
Constitutional Democrats.
Russian troops north of Riga have
turned in force on the Teutons and
recaptured three towns. The ofen-
sive continues. On the Rumanian
front German attacks we're beaten
on by a stubborn defense. German
aiIplanes- and submarines DISPLAYED
marked activity in the Gulf Of Riga.
toreshadowing a realization OF the
long expected naval drive toward
kronstadt.
Premier Kerensky is once more In
complete power. The situation az the
front and at home is more favorable
than II has been in months. The Of
fens.ve north OF Riga is being Led
by ''Battalions Of Death"