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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-17
A MOTHERS APPEAL.

One of the best and most patriotic
mothers of Maury county, one who
has shown her real patriotism by Civ.
ing willingly to the highest service of
the land her only son, makes a strong
and womanly appeal for support for
the war activities of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
1t is simple statement of what
she saw when she visited her son, who
was in camp at Fl Oglethorpe. 1t is
one that should find Judgment in the
hearts not alone of all who have sons
to fight for their country, but of those
who do not have sons and who must
depend upon some other persons sac
rifice to make the lives and property
safe.
The letter of this good Christian
woman and patriot, follows:
TO the Public:
Although l am timid about express.
ing myself before the public, / feel
that | cannot keep quiet when such
wonderful institution as the Army and
Navy Y. M. c. A. seems to be misun-
derstood, and the good people working
in its behalf are meeting with such
poor response. Having visited the
camp at Fl. Oglethorpe and having
seen how intolerable life would have
bcen for our boys, had it not been fol
this Y. NJ. c. A. building, l know
whereof speak.
"On the day of my visit the rain
was coming down in torrents and
there would have been no place to
have SEN my boy except in the open,
had it not been for this shelter, as
the barracks consist of one long room
containing 100 cots and all the mems
equipment, with only an aisle between
OF course such surroundings are un
avoidable in camp life, but these men
are forced to spend their idle moments
here, or in the open, trying to write
read or rest. No tables or chairs pro-
vided as there can be no room for
them.
'"The Y M. C. A. furnishes COM
Portable seats, writing materials, ia
bies, magazines, daily papers, and
piano and victrola and the only Chris, |
tan atmosphere that is provided |
Consequently, instead of the usual
crap shooting, gambling, etc, INDUCED
in, they are offered excellent substi. |
tues. Can't you forsee the results?
Il am giving my bit and wish il |
were thousands, but if all of us give
it will be. War means sacrifices at
home as well as on the battlefield.
Very sincerely,
"a MOTHER"
The Herald could add nothing to |
this simple statement. 1t ought to
ourn itself into the hearts of every
patriotic woman and man in the coun
ty. Dollars should begin to roll into |
the Y. M. c. A. fund and the small |
sum asked of Maury county should |
be very largely oversubscribed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-17
DAT FLAKE CAKES.

Two eggs beaten separately, one
cup of raisins, one cup of sugar, two
tablespoons of boiling water. Into the
water put one level teaspoonful of
soda. Two cups of sifted -four. Three
cups of uncooked oat flakes. q cup
of lard or other shortening with pinch
of salt in it. Mix all together and
drop from teaspoon on creased bis
cult pan and bake slowly.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
~ . - . .- =. o.. - y
Oscar Priest.
Oscar Priest

Oscar Priest, a prominent resla'D'
of Theta, died at the home Oh ~
brother, near Spring Hill, Monu''
night at 1890 o'clock. Mr. Priest va
on visit to his brother W. L. Prle''
when he was suddenly taken sIy'
The funeral was conducted al Wv
Cumberland church at Spring MI
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock "t'
Quoted by Rev. George H. FreenlD
assisted by the pastor of the Ne"
dist church there. The internen' "
the family square at Spring Hill
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Elmer Cutris Guffee.

Little Elmer Curtis Guffee' the
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jun
died Tuesday morning at eight 0 CIV,
at the home of the parents, IN W.
Columbia, after a short illness -
funeral took place this mornlns
McCain's church, at eleven oo',
conducted by Rev. H. A. Gray ~,
interment in McCain's cemeter!' :.
following acted as poll-bearers;
ellie Erwin, Elizabeth Dodson' ~
Dodson, Dana Howell, Porter L
Virginia Craige. Maury Undef'H'
Co. in charge. 80.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-17
the drain-pipe and scald it again with
boiling suds and water.

poliiHS SUOS dllu water.
Hundreds of inquiries are comm!
int Secretary Ridsdale for further IN
formation as to the awarding Of tle
prizes for canned vegetables. TDS
award is not limited to state and cOuH
ty fairs, but is to include exhibitions
OF war garden produce that will Do
held under the auspices of war gar
den committees. The Commission VII
send any reader of this paper its can
ming and drying manuals free Tor .
two-cent stamp to pay postage, Ine"
will be of great help in canning iOf
exhibition purposes.
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O.. g. go, .
BIRTHS.
-s:-s.e= e:=-s.o.ss,

Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Meek are the
proud parents of a pretty little baby
girl.
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GcScsfdae,

9tah l1ngereln ihperen 2ci0cr
lit Gbeo0Or Auguit Gobie, 1929 2.
Is. StroBe m~obnbait, i'm utter bor
43 Sabreu AM gloutng gatorbeu.
Die geeroigung eriolgte bctitC
(8ienstag) nadmittog tprinat) bon
Suite mo 8iepen5 GtabIiHemcRi
aus auf Dem @eit 2opu 6rieohof.
Der 8eritorbene mar 95uhabcr Der
0ohlen6anolunq an ou 10. uno
8iQiam StraBe. un6 Elm flciBiger,
firiorglider f5omilienD1ter. gr be-
iaB cinet dllsgcoebHteu 5reunocs
treis unO geborte 6em 0moha BIott
oeuti1en 8ereiu un0 Dem Grnen Der
8oo0men Of fife 8orIo an. 5einl
5Srau uno aft ainoer beIUeiten ieIr
tribes 1obtni6ei0eH Der troilerr.
Den 5mterbliebeneu ipreden mir i'm.
Ter Beileio aus.
Sm alter bon 70 S5o6ren 1T
5onntoq Der 4241 Safe 5trdBc
mo6nen0e aurl 6a[fner aus Dem
2eben geidieoen. Gr miro BON lei
l1er @attin, 5lDei Sobncn nno Ore
Iodtern betrauert. Die 8eeroigumg
iinoet MtittIuod nodmItto8 5rDel llhr
pom Irouerbauie aus nllf Dem Can
rel 9il 5rle0bof ltatt.
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fnr fdbtiiden ap6lenpertrieG.

BilrqermeIiter Inblmam bat iitl
entbuiiuitiih fir bic Grridtung elmer
Ita0hihen Stoblenbdnolumg ausgc
ipro6en. mic ilc icbt ourd Die 9n.
nobn1e eines ~oerartigen 3uiaBes 5ugl
itdotiiden Gborter ermogliht NOR.
ben lit. Der 9Lon fam ic0oh Hihi
Dor Dem +. Safulnr no6iten 5obrcs
iii bic 8irflidfet umgeieBt meroeg.
0a crit Damn Der Staotrnt hlcrliir Ole
uotiqeu 8enilligungcu erteilen fam
Die Grridtling ciner oerartlgcl
@anolilg mtr0c drmen 2eilteu aub
lal gum einfoufspreie uerihoffeu.
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Giniemno er5iclt iibcr
Prohibitions Dcrlaoc,
Mlnl5grtrdHfe hirfeu nan nem BE.
ridDt aidlt HergeItellt ooer
berfanft uef0en.

oineoln, gleb., IL. Qpril. - Ole
4anferen5mitglieoer Der betoen Slli.
III 1cr eeglslntltr hobcit lid ouf eiua
4tsIeginlg oes grobibitionsgeieses
geeinist.
Ger Itreitige 6urptputft, nduIit
nbcr bic 8ebcuttng reip. alarlc-
gltsia oer Scores abermtidcn0e @e.
tranfc mltrDe foIgenoermaBcn &C.
idIihtct.
ale 91ol5getrdnfe, Die irgenO.
meIdrn 4lfo9oG entbaltell. ner0en
als circumference @etrditfe be3cihnet
ulb lit odber 0ereu @~eriteaung o0er
@ertricb I'M 5toate berboten.
9lae Getr1nfe, Die teiae 5pirihio-
fen D0er 8eIne iin0, je0oh mebr ais
n Iro5ert 4lfobol e1thoIten, mcr.
Sci ebenfaas als beruuideno BE-
roftet unb oaber glclfer 8eiie ber-
hofpn.4
Ger 9cridt nrtroe mittaas ange=
Duanlen un0 lit bon ben oret 3nus-
n~ifaIieoeua Ionic rom Senator Ho.
bgrtion unter5eihnet. Gr gebt MN
gum Genet pie gum @auie unO miro
0ort nngeiommeu iDeroen.
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stimms ans arseuhuien.

galo mad Der BiHOniaen 4ufs
ioroeruug an bic neutralen gld6ts,
ih Dem 8eiIpiel Der Der. 6taaten
m3uI9lieBen unO bic oiplomatiihen
g~e3iebungeu nit Deutfdlanb ab5u'
breben, CAB Die .8oFiiae 3titung
ine lInterreoltng nit siner beroors
:ugeHben argeutinii6n gerI0nlids
let nieoer, in Der oieie iagt: DIX
S~irlabung Bilions ais iol6e miro
9orausfhtli9 Qrgrntinien p0lig talt
!Qfen. Dir baden nit Gnglano nod
life aIts ae6nung 3u begleidn.
England bemdhtigte iih Der Salt
Iau0sinleln, Die qrgentinisn gs66ren.
Denn 6panisn. ionic bic Gdpsi3
oie @iuIaDung Millions ablebnen, 70
II bic argenttnii6e QblebHan9 D0qig
Iihsr, a6er aud obne Oas fir uns
oolttif6 borbiloli6s, iesIii6 am
ndditeE itebenbt Spdnien peroen
mir dIs fibrsnber Qzg=gz5taat cine
abnartenDe Stsllung %einnebmen. Su
Der auspdrtigen golitit IieB ii9
4rgentinien niemaIs bur9 cine frsms
be Mla9t, an penigfen burh gloros
amerita beitimmen. Bir i.nb Qrqens
timer un0 niat Qmeritantr. mir
aansn nit 9sutI4IaaO. Oieiem
tauftrdftigen aunoen, Gnh in uaer
3utunft. 6dlt Der uneingei6rGnfts
anteries5ootsfrisg sngIiIde uno neus
trals Sdiffe BON uniern 6dFen fern.
10 ieben mir Ihperen ernitsn g3eiten
.ntgegsn. @ir t6nnsn ober psoer
arbungern nod berfrieren, oa mir
in ge3ug duf 5lsii6 unb grot ges
raos ieBt bic grooidntfammern Der
Jau3eu Belt Enb. Bas bic aoblsu
mbstrifft, 10 1T cine Sfsnbsi3uHs in
esH 5duiern aud i'm Biutsr ni6t
aotpeHoig. Der HpblsnmaHqsl niirs
9e nur fir bic 5nOHltris IN Bstraht
Iommsn. 80 pro5snt Der argsntinis
ihsu 8abnsu FHO snglif4e llntsrHsbs
uungn; fat Oer gan3s R,lt 1T
iraH;Diiih. England mug baber fir
Rohlen i0rgen. 4rgtntinisu III nls
fahrsucer AsgsgaStaot penig gee
aeiat, auf eintn @int Biifons bic
8aithunssH gum 0sutfdsH asi6s dbe
Iu6remeH.
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paitcr Balklp nidbt
fir milicns NppcH!
Grtldrt, bah Der geaenluartigC
arieg 6erru &iliOnS
aries 1T.

@dbreno Diele @eiItlidc Der
Stoot fih bereit erflarten Der 8tttc
oes Brdlioentcn @iliou. ieinen SIP.
pell an ole 9eD0lferlluq BON Der
aan8eI aus 8u unterihtben 8olac
81 leiiten, lit SEER g1itor .. o.
galblp bon Der aouube MemoriaI
Stride niht nilens, Dies 5t tlu.
Der Boitor ioa iid, ME cine bieiige
3eihing idreibt folgcnocrlnoBen &C.
auBert baben: ggtciu ih meroe
es niht t1tn, oa id ubiohlt nidt IN
Snupatbie nit oieicu arieg bim
Der, mic ih aloube, @errn @ilions
arieg lit. 93oh meirem llrtciI ioq
ten mir, mcn1 56cinheiligfeit (@ps
pocriip) %enttbront mcr6eu iua, nWt
beiten 5ucrit 81 5auie ooHlit begin.
nen. 8or1tm mur0e. menn mir uus
oere 21noer befdmpfets neil oercrt
Softer itber ibrer Grieg nidt Be-
fragt nliroen, Dem &oIte oieies gro.
zen oemofrntiIheu 2un0es uidt oie
@eIegenbett gegeben, lid barber
aus5torIfen2 Sd babe fcine Or
m1ltigung fiir Dos. mas ih olS
0errn 4ilions arieg bctradte.
Der Goitor tpeigerte fih, ietne
GrtldrIng, nieoer8ui6reiben, io9te
uber er mog es oieIeidt Inn, uuh.
Dem cr NIT ieincm Red]taannult
ouriibcr qciproncn bat.
Die mciiten Der uuoeren @eiitlis
den ner6en. pie oben bereits or
pdbnt, Der aufforoerlna oas @rd
ii0entcn nudlfontmen.
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Ncbtmno, GcncorSia!
6ente, 2ieHstag abenD, feline Sc
iangitanbe; BcHeralprObe SpHs
nerstag abeub.

Die QlitgIie0er oc8 0ame1geiaug.
neretns .GoncorDia" iin0 bIerntlt oa.
rauf autmerfiom aentaht 0aB beu.
te, 2ienstna aben0, feline @eiaug.
itunoe itnttfln0et, neil um 8omers.
tag abenb Die BcneraLprobe 0cs sc.
miihtcn Gbor5 abgehoItcn miro.
Gle Goncor0iancrinneu iino ocsbalt
iran0lidit eriuht, iia G~onnerstog
obeno pol5abIig eln5ufnoen
emma 2alnp, 8rditoentIn.
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pcnnipluania tuciit
Srancnitimmrccbt ab!

6arrisbura go. II. april. ~
g1it 101 gegen 81 Stlmmen bat 0ns
Observation-Disclosures Der 2egisIutur
BON Belmiplpanien beute ben beab
ifftiqten 3nioB sur &%onititution Der
Die ginfilbrung oe5 5rauenitimm
rehtes be5neft %ubgelebnt. Is ma.
rem 104 Stimrnen notpenoi9 QelDe
fen, Inn bic @orLoae 0urd8ubringen.
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Gn9lii6ipanii6cs
PanSclsabkcmmcn!

2on0on. II. 2lpril. 3niiden
Spnnien uno @roBbritannieu lit Gin
neues 9aubelsobfommcn geihlolen
Der0en Gs lift n~ereinbart fpor0en
Dab @roBbritannien 5panien mo.
natlih nit 10000 Gortuen aoble
~neriorgen iou, 3uftr miro Spa
uien iobieI Gr5 nod england er-
portieren, ME gngInno braudt.
Die ipnniihe Hcgierung gcitnttct
Die 8erpoftung iponii6er Sdiffe on
Die britiide Regierung.
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40 Refrnten am glpntna.

Montag mar nir bic Rctrltil
ruugsitatIoneu Elm aeihaffiger lag,
0enn es melOeteu iid 140 iunge Gen
te gum Giutrit in Seer mo 6lottc.
6ierbon uur 10 mir Die gtationnl
garoe, 0ngegen 81 fir oas 8un0es
beer uttO AZ fitr Die ariegsil0tte 10.
ME 4 fir Dos Yiariueforps.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
Hcin ScnccrfricSc
nit OemtiAlanS!

@aibineton. II. 9(pril. Seun
tor Sherman, Sainois. reidlte beitte
cine Reionltion eirL laut melder bic
Ser. Stnotcn Hegierung init oenies
uigen Der @ntententGfte ein abtont-
men treffcn ioG. monod feline Der
oaiierten M1hte nit 2ettialanO eli
men Sonoerfrieoeu idIieBen iua.
8enn l%berbaupt elm 5rie0e 5uitanOe
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Hcc1cuelts Sobm iIts
kan0c. Sliceerkcrps!

mnntreal IL. Qprif. = Qlen.
NH @oeroeft. 5obn oes Sol. Gooia.
ueIt if in has tanaoiihe 5lieger.
farhs cingetreten. Inn fir ben Size
geralenit III eiuer anerifaniihen 4r-
iHea al Der enrppdtfhen 5ront, faas
zine loIde Militdrerpeoition nod
riibcn eaben ioate. nnterriht 8t
ae5flcn SoElteu feline omerifani
dlen Gruppea Hah 5rnnfreid geben,
mirD Der iunga Hooieuelt in Der
nnaaIfnen 6liegertruppe Gienit
Tim.
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mei5enptciic i'm
Sinken beeriffen!

Chicago IL. april-Qie g}ad.
ridt, Bob aannoa 8ei3en mo @ci
8eumebl mlf Die 6retIiite geieet bot
bat Die 8ei5enborie beltte oemorali-
iiert Wai8ei5en lit bel SAhlB
Der 8orie duf 1926 gefoaen. 5ltIi-
8ei8en ouf St.90A un0 September
g8et3en ouf S1.66.
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0pnle Of 0ppe pirS aeIdlIohen.

Die ItGOtiidc 8oblfa6rtsbeboroe
bat in ibrer Sierug 0}ontag obclO
ben gcfebl e~rteilt, baS Souic Of
Scope imerbulb BON 5pci 8ohcn 5u
idlieBeu. Die 8ircftoren Der 9lil.
Itolt merOen iid bciite b%eriammeIrb
INN Dem 9eiebl 5olgc 3u leiiten.
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Gmtes pcrbcTertcs
S0rnlan6

foltgt beufe bon 500 bis $3.50
Ter Ader. Scr 5ehn poer flint
7fhn sa3reH mur0e 0ieies 2uno
bon $25 biz $50 per Ader
ugrfnult.
as ai6t uph imnier gHtes
ormgd8o. 0as mir $50 her.
iaait miro. Gin sroBer Sc
mimi itebi fir ben 9'dnn in
AaAi. bar lest iein Geld in
arGuiaaa anle8t-
1rf air 5~armIano aH5eigen
ant seite 8 brute nodlI Aoraea
iii } birEaAt ihoa - ipat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

Ser 5arbige Sobn Baltimore,
alias Jrunf seing lit Wiontag abello
BON Der 8oIi8ei inter Der 9toroou'
floge ber6oftet mor0en. or loll am
is. gtGr5 @de 8, mo Dodge StraBe
eiren unoerrn gieeer, nontens Scott.
erihoiien baben Der angeflagte
bebruptet, in 5elbitoerteioigung &c.
butoelt 81 baben.
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Scgrct6r 1l1c1lScc
bolt Rat16l0oe Gin!

@afbinqtpn III. aPriL.- 5dnt
onfsiefretar Mlc9Looo bot 6te @elo-
1sadte oes 2arl0es, oaruElter s. 4.
Morgan & Co. nm @at gefrogt
mic sic ST. 600. 900, 900 Bombs am
uortetlbofteitan untergebradt mer-
ben f0fner.
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1~icIcmldlad1t an Ner
ulsnc Inn 6an0c!
ie Oeutidrn SrHppcn icheR benz
4Asaana %oerieIbeu D0a yer.
traign entgcgen.

Berlin, II. 4pril. iber 2OROun.
Scr OenHdc @eucralitab melOetc
6rnts nadmittug,. Oak ge%genudrtig
aur Ser gr6kteu Sdlddteu be-
eeibaltieen arieges, ia bic grOFtc
III Der &cltgeididte, am Aisue
yluS in @auge lit. llHiere Srup-
ben tins OOll &crtrnnen nnO ieben
hem Ansgaua OeridbeH init HuBc
gntaeaeH.
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DcufIdbc Cmthera1er
uem u1crikos Icpal!

afbnqaerque. 4. 90, IL. 4priI.
Tie Gctffhe 9rtbertIhe Gonfe-
reFs Nrm Merifos Bat bier beltte if.
II ss1bresherfommlung geidloiien.
ReioEltioreu muroen angenom-
men, III peldRr ben Ser. Stoaten
a arRge init Gelttidlnn0 unber-
hrildaihe 5refe geIhmoren muroe.
GATOR s. areBlfHm bon Gptimo,
aToent Der aonferens iagte: Ole
cit 0es Nrginnentierens priUat un0
eiEtlih iii iest Dorbci Iebt miro
rs ab belDeiien. % bic 2ebren Der
ra0igenbeit audi Die 9robe be,
frbeH mer0eu. 2aIiet ms aber eis
1eu geianoaus h~ernimitigen Gatrio-
snuas eingrfebrn, uns ntht ottrfl
hIIn1e 9ci0enlhafter HinreiBen ldi.
Een mo aaes @tte, 6a8 mir bon
oatI6lano erbdlteH baben. nit Den
a rusrelben. l1niere Irele
der Scr. 5AaGtea g%egenitber 6r1uft
ht Iattt uu0 prnbleriId 5u ietn,
ogf ms ober NIT @ottes 0ilfe ouf
rihiiq uno oifenber5ig fem"
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antidleritreif in 9n6naae.

Gubuque. s5o., AZ. April Ct
ma 6uu0ert autider iinO an ben
Streit gcganqen. neil lire 5orOc
rungen nm cine 2obnerb5bmg Don
bier 9olars pro &ofe Hiht bemil
ligt mur0e. Gln bon Den slrbeitge
bern gemodtes @egenangebot pom
eiuer 2obHcrb0bmig bon sem Fro
gent mar bon t9uen %periDorien NOR
ben. Die 2elte erbielten bon $14
Bis $t8 pro 8ode.
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fommt, lou oerielbe MIR NIT Gin.
miIieung Der ger. Staaten obee.
fdIlpiien per0aft.
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5iBing ON Wtontog abeuO ben Sniil
oes GdgrimoItiides "a. mo Gorbp
StrnBe, sum Brcilc bon $4,000 per-
fett. IS miro beobiihtigt. uiif Dem
@runoitId cine ncue Sdlile 0it e.
ridten. I'M DEM 9tnornug in Der 90
tbrop, aemeob ltnO Sotpdro Sdlil'
len 4bbilfe 81 idaffen,
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SIN aonareB foBt ntnr bic nlloe'
metne 8ebrpflift 10 olt Dab non
fi6 ongemeiu gceen oieie &iltd3.
mebrt. Y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

Cd Der ebdfnuO nod en- beiliaer
Sfano bleiht NOM NOT III i'm I'M
trtt nm nd Der patriotIidm Efllft
81 ~eatNehcnz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

Magunein nir6 lit Guropn nnifet.
felo erwariet 0aB mir ME iiblidj
Eifttritf in einen 8erein 81.
s9n dtisgebeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

3encs GdmlsruubRiif aefanit.
Gen 56ulrot mafte in ieiner
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
1lerikcs Oepmtiertc
9c9cn ucMtralit6t!
SOilcu meiit fir 8anbHis nit
Ssntidlauo iein; garransa tOn.
5eutriert ieiue Srappen.

GI 4aio, Ter, II. gpril.- Nltr
ndt 9iitglie0er oes merifoniihen
0emttiertenbalies io[len mie gla6-
ritten aus Der 6auntitaot Iaerifo
.beiagen, Die bonn 8%rGIioenteu Gar.
ron5a IN ieiner 9otitoft befitrtDprte-
te 96eittrnlit1t begiinitiqen.
Qnoifi3iele bier einactroffene
9eri6te beiogen, ooB ii9 S5enen Der
groBten l%lnor0nung in Dem Depu-
tlertenbauie abipielten, ais nit Der
9eratling iiber Die Aniprahe Car
ran5a5 be9onneu pltroc. un0 ouB
mebrere YtitgIiebcr in i6ren Re0en
often Elm 9iinonis NIT 0eutidlano
gegen Die Ser. 5taotcn ~empfoblcn.
6arran5n 5ieGt Sruppcu sniammcn.
GuuienOe Gegierungstruppen mer-
Den IN ul1o bel Der Sto0t chihuahua
10 Iul4ten bier ans
Dem Snnera Mterifos onlanqenOe
9lel6ungen. 9telelben bciugen fer.
1er, bob Die Srltppen Garron3a5
Ron 8ltrmgo. 3necntecas, 4gloS
Galleries uno 9eltpo Econ 3urilf
ge8ogen itno. qft5ebn 3uglaoun.
gen oieier Srltppeu iino bereist in
chihuahua o~ngeIongt, uno es Der-
Iautet, 0oB Elm GROCER SeiI oericlbcr
nab Der @ren5e geihift fper0en ioa.
ionic Die M}obiliiieruug poait1noig
tit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-03
BRITISH TROOPS MAKE
PROGRESS IN WEST

London, March Further progress
was made today by the British troops
north of Warlencourt and Eaucourt
and northeast of Puisieux-au ont,
saws the official statement from the
war office tonight. Local German at
tacks in the Ancre region were re-
Dulsed and as the result of the fight
ing the British captured l2S prisoners.
three machine guns and four trench
mortars. The statement reads:
"Our troops made further progress
today north of Warlencourt and Eau
court, and northwest of Puisieux-au-
Mont. Local German attacks made
against our advanced positions north
east of Gueudecourt and northwest of
Ligny-Thilloy, early this morning,
were repulsed with loss. AS the re-
suit of the fighting on the Ancre to-
day we captured one officer. 127 men
Of other ranks, three machine guns
and four trench mortars.
This morning our troops raided
German trenches near Angres and Ca
Tonne, and northeast of Loos, Captur-
ing twenty prisoners. An enemy raid
ing party made an unsuccessful at
tempt last night to enter our trenches
southeast of Roclincourt.
Hostile artillery showed consider
able activity today in the neghborhood
of SaillySaillsel, Armenieres and
Ypres."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-03

German commanders, it is stated, sub
merge at once If the rattle of machine
gun fire greets them on emerging,
Serious damage from machine gun
fire depends on chance to large cX-
tent A pcriscopc might bo put out of
commission if direct hits are scored,
At range of 500 to 500 yards, the
favored distance for torpedo attack,
either a machine gun or a one-pound-
or is an effective weapon against sub
marines,
Effective Against Zeppclns.
Officers here believe the machine
guns carried by swift aeroplanes ale
providing the most effective weapons
against Heppelns as well. a new type
of ammunition has been developed
Bullets Carrying chemicals that will
set ON fire the gas in a punCtured bag
are followed at intervals by tracer
shots, showing a string Of sparks like
a rockets trail by night. BY means
of these traCers, the gunner can gauge
his fire and sweep the aircraft with
great precision, if he gets within
range. Some similar scheme may be
adopted here for night fire against
submarines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-03
LOCAL, R,EPC,RT:
Plenty of People
Ready to Sail on
First Armed Ship

New York, March Numerous
applications have been made for pas
sage on the first armed steamship OF
the American line to sail from this
port, officials of the company an
nOunced today. Requests for reser-
vations indicated, it was said, that
whatever liner is dispatched after con-
gress arrives at decision she will
carry a full cabin list. No sailing date
has been fixed.
Sailings will conform with the post
office contracts requiring American
line ships to sail for Liverpool on Sat
urdays, and not for Falmouth, as pre-
scribed in the German submarine zone
decree. Officials of the line stated
it had not been decided how the ships
will be armed, or if their gun pointers
would be navy marksmen or others
employed by the company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-03
LONG bEhCH HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR
HEAVY DAMAGES
City, Because Proprietor of
Municipal Pier Which COL
IapSed in 1918, Must Pay
for Loss of Life in Disaster,
ev MORNING lopasm soso,., .,,sss .,.,

sv MORNING. JOURNAL spsr,s, ao,sEl .,.rr.
San Francisco March 2.--The CITY
~ Long Reach, Cal, is held rosponsi-
hle for damages caused in May, 1913
when the superstructure Of a munici-
ral pier collapsed during a cclobra
ton, killing forty persons, in a decis
ion handed down today by the Cali.
fornia supreme court One hundred
and cighty-scvcn suits for damages
aggrcgating about $3,50O,000, have
boon filed against the city of Long
Reach by relatives of persons killed
or ny attorneys for some of those in
iurcd
The decision of the supreme court
was on a re-hearing The court held
that the city was acting in a proprie-
tary capacity and therefore was liable
for damages. The court pointed out
that such an accident in school
house, a city hall or other govern
mental building or institution would
not be a basis for damages against n
city, but a municipal auditorium
while contributing to the pleasure and
perhaps benefit of citizens, was a pro.
priCtarV venture