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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-09-06
DEPOSED EMPEROR OF
ABYSSiNIA is CAPTURED.

London.--Lidj Jeassu, the deposed
emperor Of Abyssinia. who ESCAPED
from Magdala, has been captured. ac.
cording to dispatch to The Daily
Mail from Jibuti, French Somaili
land.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
Sic gjot IN @ortugal.

Qortaga( beiin6et iih, pie ton
0ort 6erihtgt Djto, ut elner ialiM
men sage. DIE 5ta0t 2iiia5oa bat
efaa ieAr idLadte gelauhturg un6 lit.
0es uodt5 fat CONS in QalfeL ge
huQt. Ser 5traBen6abuDarfa5r Der
er5e6lih oarmm0ert wor0en lit, Miro
nod Ii ll6r obea65 u|olitoa0i9 eth.
gGtelt. 2ie Ieucring hot cine nie
arle6te 6o6e erreiht. 8os lit cine
9agleiterideiHuua oe5 gIut6aoas
BAG DIE olte 4elt bcmiudt. NQ5.
rguo 0as Golt u5gr bic ihpicrlden
2ebea5 5eofHqQagan flagt, uLybell ges
Difie Qofsfloifen oieia auBarae-
m65ulidc Gage aIis, un itd 5u be-.
Redeem Sn Ben Gafc5 ltn0 lit ben
W}o0e5QHiern berriht elm reyes &c,
ZEN, uno bic Lba7ter Dlroen foHi.
ifer 8clia ME io tort bCiudt ME
feet. Q5cr ole3 Bat jaing grllas
ruHg. &1braa0 Die Qr5eitar, ole
6au0nerfer un6 Die 8san.tau mltar
Sen Baaeunanigan 5huiergteten
igtf3Ga. Der0ieun 6LajgHi8eJ Ua.aa
iitr ben arjeg orbeiteu uno iilea
bic Gafes, I5eotar uH0 Q5o6chaaicr
In Den Std0ten on. SIN Gdotlmt
iolgt ouf cine 4usgo5e non Barter
qai0 sur 1etlng Der ntBer5auo5n.
liden qlsgQbcu bic Qn0er2. Ole
Cronung IN @%iiiobon uur0e fiir3lid
ie5r erifUttert, ooh bic 8efue9un8
6ouerte MIR "A Shnoen Die Sic
gtarln8 ~Ugrbangte iofort o2n Scla
gerunas3ultan0 u10 traf ole notigen
Observation-Disclosures 8ie 5dhL
o~crjcniqen. 1ie bel oen ltRra6er int
bliebea. er5a5t Hh nah amtiiden
2lngnben aui q. Uaara6 u5er 100
beruuaoet mur0ea Nidn 8.ol5t jos
bod Dob bic 3ohlGn bobere lDarer,
ais nmtli4 5uge8ebeH miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
6cnct0l kcrnifcff
amoeblicb o~efanocn!

Qetro8roo, Is. Sept. - Die bro,
oiioriihe Re9ierrng pur0G beltta in
aenrtnis geiebt, 6aB Ser Gebelleus
fitbrer General aorailoT uno feline
5aliptmitiduloigen gefoagu ganom-
men moroen iuno.
2ou0on, 10. Sept.- General aor-
niloH ipielta nit Dem 6elsr un6
Bot berloren neil er ruiitide Dto1os
miide @}tBitdnoa al5 eine bolitiida
ariie betrohtata. 2lcu bier elnge.
troffanen 9tohritten 5uiolse hottie
HornIloT nur cine gertltge Irappeils
5abl nm ith, NIT neldar en- 8efr0s
grao gu nebnIen tradtete. gt 0ndte
g~etponuenes Splel at ho6en bon benz
@eoanten u~tsgebeno, 0QB 4erenstp
Dem Stltr5e nabe ieI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
rngbnro nod im1incr
in Bmcnos Hires.

guenos Qtres Is. Sept. 8rai
Qur6urq, peIhem BON ser orgenti.
niSd,en Regierlng ieine 9aiie uerob.
folgt mur0en, 1T big ieBt nod niht
abQereiit nn0 nod INNER nit benz
gaden bei6aftigt. Gin groBas gufs
aehot BON 9oli3ei lift gum S6ube
0eg 6euti6eu neutrality-suspicious.
abfonmlat0iert noroen, I'M 00slol.
&c qegeu etmoige augrifie Deg &oe.
bels AIT idaBen. 5ier 5irfulieren 8es
rufte, oaB @raf 2uTburg gum Sc
Ianoten in &araguap eruannt nlirs
Sc. geri6te ans ienem 2ar0e beios
qea, 11B En- al8 4ripdtn1ann nlas
fon1flen lit, ober ais S%taatsnIanr
nidt o~fseptiart mer0en niir0e Die
orQentiniide Regierung triiit 8or.
~6ereitungan, lint ienen Geutiden
Sic ourh oie fir3Lide &eboIte 5da.
0en erlitterL Gntih6oiguugen gu
fomnten at laien. 4ngeie5eue bteii-
ae Geutide 6aben geitern cine Geio.
luton angenonnteu nod Der Cur.
blrq fir oen olein ifltl0igen Iet(
erfIart Dur0e. Sic Shpe0eu no6.
men cine dbnlide @aiolttion an, in
meider fe ben ibpe0iiden @eiauo=
ten berantwortLl6 MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
DcmtIctc tpciicn
cnol. 1lnSriffc ab!

aon6on, is. Sent. Cos oeut.
ide arieasont meloet, baB nadJ
artiQeriitti6en gorbereituugen mel.
DIE bcute morgeu 6te @eftigfeit ei'
mes EronmeIfauerS nrrobmeu on
o. 5rout in 6lauoern euqliihe Sin.
grille attf ole 0eutiden SteIun9en
bel ct. Sltlien erfolgtan. 3teie I'm
grille mur0en ourb oeutid]e @egen.
auqriffe ner6inoert. uno cine Ins
3abl enaIiider @efouqgaea murol
einQebrodt.
9arlim ii6er 2onOon, 10. Sept.
Sod eiuem o~eipdroten @on0ge-
mcnae e~ritilrmten 0Gttihe Srltppeu
Sic @oben oitli6 rom Gbaume
$1,000 bel 9eroun mo nulmen 300
6~rau5oleu geianQcu hetBt e5 mi
cincnt outLIben 9erldt.
aguf Ser 5omale conan 2ouo.
itrofa qritfen Die 5ron5oien 8pei.
mol obue uorHeri8e5 4rtileriucuer
@oimmar Oer 6ein6 IN lmiere
SdUguaqr01en 0rang mur0e or b.
tort htHuus3etreoeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
Scr S6iffss
5immerleute pd9ft!

Qortlat0, Ore, IS. Sa9t. n Sn
Seattle beiin0en iih beute 2000
9ausidreiner un0 5000 Sd sim.
uerleute on STREET. ulto 6ier La5er
beute bormiftag $500 Sfiis3tm.
merlelite Die Qlr6et niaoerga.eat.
Sn Qitorio Err, i@treiten 5eut2 500
0Jaier 2aute.
Gan 5rantisco, 10. Sepr. - 6ier
0robt Elm Stretf BON $4,000 8ali.
6an0merfern. g ge5t 0as @erIdt
BOZ bic Regierung BITE aontrafta ilr
@eritaGrng Der 6oI3ifdiia Sic ooa
Der Regierung bergaben por6en iia6,
Iel5it uberuebmen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
g3cgea @eridpornus uerarteiIt.

Gan 6roucisco. is. Seut-2ams
renee Sc 2cce1, Re0attaltr oas nEbe
2ao6er elmer ridden glatioual,
3ettuug ruur0e haute neaan Ser.
idm6rlrng BIT $4,000 GeloHrdfc
mto cdft3abu Monate Saft Derlr.
taiIt mohren0 ieine beJoen g}itidul.
nut ja araem 5gbr mno
$1,000 @el6fraie 0lboR faueu, Die
QarrtaiLten aabea it'd onge5lid.
ueriamoren, 0en friibereu 0eutiden
6ran5 @opp unO ejneH an.
0eren GeutiheH romens @dbar0t
0on Sdaad, ans Dem bieii8en St
te|rajertea Eager 8u beIreien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
ci5ens fir import unS
MISREPRESENTATION!

@oibiuqtoh Is. sept. Ger
.Smport. bic 5~eritaduag mo SCR.
.feinarung 0es Buffers 3uferiqrups
.uno 0}oIdiie5 Miro bout T.. Cftober
al Ii3eniiert mer6en. a1e Jabri.
tnrten genannter 4rtitel mullen
cine 2i3cns ba6eu. bic 0om Sob
runGsmittel0ireftor olisgeitalt ner-
0en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

75u bier @r0Ben: flein 32-35 NIT.
telaroB 36-3S, groB 40-42 CT.
ira groB 44-46 Boil 8ititaupeite
SIR bic 9}ittelgroBe benoii9t man
3A garo ~9G56atges 9iaterial 0rcis
10 Gents.
1863. 6ralicni6ir5e. Su bier
@roBea: 81, IS. ~ urb as 3oG.
gnitenueite. Sur Die 3s3olige Gro
be neroen "a Doro 365oQtgas Do
tcrial benotigt. 8reis 10 Gents.
1913. 9odfiidfIei0 nit Inter.
bluIc. Sa orei Gr6Beu: -, IA uuo
is Sabre. Sir Die IA Sabre @r6s
he per0en IA gnr6 2,5oaige5 Dio.
terial fir Bic llnterbIuic tulo 5k
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
Streugeres Sorgc6en
9OblenembdraO gegcn SaOamcrtfa,
menn n0fl1.

8oi6ington, Is. Sept @ant
Is iiA ols u%otDen0tg erloeiien loitte,
5u oerbin0erb 0aB 9iabrlng5mitta.
aus Su0omerifo Gautidlau0 0urd.
europdiife 20u0er erreiGen, Damn
fin0 bic Ser. Staaten uuo GcoBbri.
tnnnien bereit, oo5 itrangite 2lil5
fubroerbot ouf aoblen nod BEN Ia,
tainiidet Gepublifn 81 legen Is
beiBt 0aB Elm ao6IeH-Gmbargo ur0
Observation-Disclosures ben 8eriaaot
ioIdcr Ga6ruHg5mIttel fat iofort
sum AuF1oren brlngen muroea.
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qna 6gn iEerien anrafaefelrt.

9ie 8lunolebrerin SRI. 9elen
mladin, 0erm Stu0io iih i'm 4rllHg-
ton Blod b%efin0et. lit bon ibrem Je.
riendufentbalt nie0er beimgeteGrt
uno Miro ~erfreltt ieiu, thre bisberi.
oeu 56liter uH0 redt biele reuen
begriBen 1T f6tlnen. SRI. 9todtu
If fest nit Der Sbertuoo0 Sdool Of
Mtulic III Gbicngo nHoeuert uu6 in
Der Gage. Sdliilern, Die etnen regus
I1ren 2efrfurius na9nlen EN- Sebs
rer5eugnis rlo Eiploma aus5ultel.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
NInrenee sdrabrr Itnoiert Me0ilin.

Glorence 9hr00er, ein3Iaer 1oHn
oes @bepaares q. g. 56rooer, Elm
Abttlrieat Der 1jeiigen 6odidnle,
bat ith 'Oieier Gage nod Der StoatS
lollptitoot bege6en, I'M OUT Der Dor
tiQeu lluiberiit0t g}e0i3in 5u It'll.
oiaren. 8oHf ieiner Sdaffensfreu'
0iqfeit uno 2ernbcqicr0e miro er Is
iifer 5ll cinem tiihtIacn ar5t brln.
,rpf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
Nee airbitahLs hrrbadtiat.

Sbomos Rieg uno BIo 2unbert
.beioe bier oniaiiig, weIhe anaetIogt
iino, @ummtroOreifen uno 3ubebor
i'm Merte bon u%ngeiabr $t35 BON
Barton MiaarS geitobIen 81 BADEN,
6efuunten iid i'm geftrigeu 9oti5et'
geriht rtft i6uI6ig uno Duroen
inter ie $1,000 8iirqihuft Den
@roBgeidmorenen iiberpieieu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
8mTen ifeoen NAL
sur ub1uedslun9!

gefroaro6, 10. SEPT. 0as
ruIIiihe arieggant meloat bette,
6aB ruIfiide Streitfrdfte i'm Ror6en
griolge er5ieIt BADEN. aronberg tt
bon 6en Ruien beieBt noroen.
.gu0lid Ron ser 9ffob 8nbn fno
mir 800 G6ritte melt norge6rumgel
uu0 habeu gefne beiett. @ir mar
i6ieren Jet auf bic Grti6ait Gem.
berg 81.
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ID nnrhf pLohLid isfr franfa

ldjreibt 6ron 3. @ggert b0n for.
ter 3roirie, gliuH., lid iitblte
Ghmer5en III Der @eaeaD 3Diiten
meineM Moam litt0 Hlaincr 8ruit
uro oile SpeiieiI, Die if 81 mir
H1hm. beruriahtefl mir @rbrehea.
oher 8orni's Alpenfrdater uadfe
mid ihueH qeiun0. Gicies aIte.
5iinerlaIi ice 4ailsmttteI miro niht
1urf Np0ihefer perfnuit es miro
0lirn 2of1lasaaten gelieiert o0er
DIrefs bon ben S~erFteAern 81. 8e-
ter 5darleB & Cons 60, gbi.
oaaO, 50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
l@Isbsreifsr ameriEaniider soIoatsn

or 9aio. Sern8. Is. Sept.
sSrau @2ar 8eber, g8itrpe eine8 irii.
beren oeutihen GoniulS in 0egifo,
hat beI ben gun0esbeboroeu Die for.
nleae Gloge erboben, BOB dnlerttdnE-
ide 5olo0ten bon Der amerttnniiferI
Geite Der Gre1l5e orei Shuiie OH
fe n~bgefeuert bdtten, Ddbren0 tie
aber ibr Sarmgeldll6e rItt. Cine
oiasbe5aglihe u%nteriutung tt I'M
@ange.
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2134. a~nabcnbluie unb 5oieu Sn
uier @roBen: 4, 6. s un0 10 5agre-
,5itr Die 8 Sabre @roBe meroan B
garo 3650Qiges gtoterlaI benotlgf.
Greis 10 Gents.
2t33. Wao6enticio. Sn pier
.0r6Bcu: s, 10, IL uno ii Sabre
6iir Die 10 Sabre @roBe benottgt
man Az GARD 44Boaiges @taterlni.
Frcis 10 Gents.
2t5t. g1do6enfleib. Sn bier
@roBeu: 9. 4, 6 uno S Sabre; mr.
Die 4 Sabre @roba merocn 3il
gorO 243oligcs Material banotigt.
Rreis 10 Gents.
2t58. 4rafttide llutertlelonug.
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IlerifO laft bic Sndle ani fd
hernben.

Gtdot Mterifo. Is. Sept. NE.
rifo miro in Ser gdbnr6t.G ronbolm
Mffnire feline neitcre 6eherdeH ort.
fteaen anger Die Ser. Stoateu ma.
den rDeitere Guthinunger, 0urh
tuebhe Die marifouii6e Gegi9rumg
brett betroffcn miro. Gegierungs.
bennlte Iegen Der gar3eu angelegcns
Belt meter fem oifi5ieaes 5utereie
BEL.
gronboIm ioa ii6 nod imrler In
Ser Sta6t beftn0n.
Gle 8eituag gl 4ueblo berofient.
Iidt heitte Elm Stlterbieip NIT Dem
0eutiden @cianotcn Gfbdr0t, in
ueltem er entifie0eu in 45re0e
Ftent, oaB er etnen @rtef geidrie5eu,
norm er cine Groeu8oerIeibung an
Gronbplm borgeidLagen bat. Gr
{aate, 0aB CT GronboIm MIR n%orltbers
geber0 femme uno Jpn bel oifi5ieIlen
gmpFdngen begritBt babe, iouit bate
ct fth nie NIT ibm befaBt.
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Betrogroo perlieri in oGaielbeu
giaBe an 8eoeutung, ME ibm Die
Geinoe ndber fonlHten.
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Seitoem aiga bon Sen Geutiaen
belcst if, jgreden ibm bic gerlhte
aus 2on6on ieoe geoeutlrna ab. Aud
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Senat nimtnt sic
BonSnorlaoe an!

8oibiugtou, IS. Sept. = Cbne
cine @cgauitImnue nahm heute Der
Seitut Die Bonoborlaae in 9ohe
BON StI,538 100000 an. GieieIbc
lit bereits bonn Saus a~f8epttert nor
ben un6 miro lett Dem 4%rdii0entea
sir uuterlhrift 5Hgerelit mercer.
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Omaha, uebr.

W1on unferftiiee Die 0eutide
9refie. in0em man Su ibrer gerbret-
tltno beitr1ot.
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Dis Elm floeles alea6latt ipiro
nian Ole 0rei ralitiGen 81 Ste
rerstn, aorriloip uno &leabotDstD
- falm beseidnen toaliel-
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gar6 fir oo8 aIeio benotigt. 9reis
10 Gents.
2f40. 6rouenflei0. Sn ie6s
@roBen. 81, SO, SO, 40, AZ unD
Al Sol 9ititenmeite. SIR 36 3on
@roBe nerocn z Doro 3~68o1iges
W}oteriol beu1iigt. Ger BOD lit an
rnteren Guoe 212 GARD peit.
4rei8 10 Gents.
2t44. 6nusflei0 fir Gr1nen. 3n
iieban @roBcn: "a, 80, 38, 40, AZ,
Al uno IS 8oG giitentpeite. 6iir
sic 36 8oa @roBe ben6tigt mon GU
gdr0 3680liges WtoteriaI. Der ROD
1T on mtereu @noc 2A GARD melt.
8rei5 10 Gents.
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6raF rnrbnro ion
In Ole D~cricnkuno!
MFrifu absr iDirb bic GfarStGrun.
bDlm Affaire anf iif be.
raben lanen.

Berlin. ilber 2onoon 15. sept.
-(bon Sobn @rm0ens 4orreipou.
bent Der llniteo @reB) Die BOZ
hide 3eitlrng madt beute Den 9or-
idlng. CAB on Dem @rofen 9urburg,
oen 0eifi6en @eih1ftstrdqer in 9it.
enos Hires, bic a@erientung5fur"
porgencmmen ner0en iou.
Seine Abfiften maret ~uaeroiHgs
Bic beiten,@ ihreibt Die %gsnanute
3eitllng, ner mar ieo06 8u tempe.
rnnentooa, m0 er iclte obberufcn
fperoen. Qaiiet umB ibn ipurIos cer.
ienfenl@
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-08
ABOUT To TRACE THE NOTE LEAK
To THE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-A fra
giIe little woman, fashionabiy
gowned and between Sc and 40
years old, this afternoon defied the
leak probe committee To make her
tell where She got her Information
that W. W. Price, II newspaper cor
respondent, got $1,000 as "a go-be-
tween for Secretary Tumulty and
Wall street. This little fragile NO.
man was none other than Mrs. Ruth
Tn lmas Viscouti. the woman who has
been sought during the last few
weeks.
Mrs. Nisconti foreed the probe
c0mnittee into executive session be-
fore she wonld give names and then
gave them only after being promised
they wonid he withheld from pnhli-
cation.
Soon after the executive session
Price took the stand, and notwith-
standing the fact that he has with
stood many srillings, broke down and
wept openly as he replied to Ques-
tions regarding his life and family.
Price broke down when Mhipple
demanded where he got that $1,000
which he deposited in local bank.
II got ID honestly" he replied. II
saved some from my salary aud
made "A little i'm real estate trans
action"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-08
ARE AWAITING
FINAL BLOW
BELEF GROWING AMONG OFF,
CIAT4s THAT WAR WITH GER
MANY INEVITABLE.
MAY STRIKE BLOW SOON
Increased Activities of Submarines
Indicate That the Blow May
Fall Soon---The Situation
Is Acute.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--The Uni
ted States government itself has to
await what is regarded as the sim
eyifabie" submarine stroke that
viii bring war between the United
States and Germany. Officials here
believe the blow will fall soon
The tremendous activity of the
German submarines, including the
spectacular and uawarranted at
tack on British steamers California
and Eayestone, has almost removed
hone that the German government
will do other than carry out its in
tentions. The California and Fave
stone were sunk without warning.
The fact that no Americans were
killed on the California is attribu-
ted to chance rather than considera-
ton on the part of U-boat command
crs.
The situation between the United
States and Germany is delicate with
every nerve on edge in anticipation
of seemingly impending crash.
The peril of Germany holding Am
basSador Gerard pending assurance
of safe conduct of Bernstorff has
created bad impression.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-08
%
GERMAN TAKEN
FROM STEAMER
MAXINE OFFICIAL or KossiOs
LINE REMOVED FROM A
CHILEAN STEAMER.
GAVE OUT INFORMATION
Capt. Krnlss Is Accused Of Furnish
ing Information As TO . Cargo
and Sailing Time OF the
Steamer L0rcon.

LIMA, Peru, Feb. 8.--A British
auxiliary cruiser last night stopped
the Chilian steamer Maifo. i short
distance off Callao, boarded her and
took off Capt. Krauss, marine sup.
erintendent Of the Kosnlos line Of
German steamships. Krauss II
charged, according to information.
with giving German officials informs
alton relative TO cargo ard the
saising time OF the Lorcon. Krauss
is declared to be secret agent of
the German admiralty, whose action
has been under suspicion for some
time.
The arrest Of krnuss is hailed at
Lima with satisfaction. The public
here is strongly anti-German and tho
unrestricted submarine policy served
recently to increase that hostility.
but no disorders have been reported.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-08
ORDER
To Be DEF|ED
SHIPS SAILING FOR EUROPEAN
PORTS MAY BE ARMED
FOR DEFENSE.
WILL NOT PAINT SHIPS
Officials of the International Ameri-
can Line VIII Defy the Ger
man Submarine Proc
lamation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. - The
Internal Merchant Marine company
will likely be the first American line
to defy the German submarine
proclamation by sailing ships arm
ed for defense and refusing to paint
them with red and white stripes as
ordered by the German admiralty.
The officials of the Marine line are
trying TO get into touch with form
er gunncrs in the American navy
and will arm vessels for protection.
II is understood that Secretary Lam
sing has held that steamship COM
ranies will have the right to arm
their ships for protection.
Il don't think we will paint our
vessels like barber poles. at least we
haven't decided to do that" said a
prominent official of the Marine conn
pany to-day.
The st. Louis liner OF the Ameri-
can line branch of the Mercantile
Marine company will probably be
the ship to make the first test. 1t
is also expected that the Philadel-
phia, now in Liverpool, and the ST.
Paul. To sail from New York Satur-
day or sunday, also will be protect
ed by euuners trained in the United
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Finney will be the principal speakers
tonight at the annual pre-lenten din
nei OF the University OF Dallas club.
About $50 guests are expected. A
dance viii follow the dinner. which
Will be held in the Oriental hotel.
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|MUNITI0N LADEN
SHIPS Conveyed
BY BIG WARSHIPS
FLEET OF TWENTY-FIVE SHIPS LOADED WITH NUM-
TIoNS COTTON AND SUPPLIES FOR ALLIES SAILED
FROM VIRGINIA PORTS-WARSHIPS GUARD.

NORFOLK Va, Feb 8-Loaded with munitions
and general supplies for the allies fleet Of
British and Italian Ships sailing and left Virginia ports
day.
Twenty-Five miles off shore allied warshps will pick up
cargo boats and convoy them. s
The been concentrating II
mouth Of Chesapeake Bay since Sunday Other ships Bs
more and points along the sailing
1t said shipping circles that the allies
plan Of conveying boats squadrons
after
Several Danish Dutch and Swedish ships keeping
the trail behind the guarded ships
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THE GERMAN ALLIANCE
PLEDGED TO AMERICA.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. a.-Threo
million members OF tho Germaan-
american Alliance pledged their
unqualified loyalty" 10 the United
States government II this country Is
forced to declare war ON Germany.
In an unadvertised and unherald-
ed mass meeting held last Might
near nitinight the nAttonA c0snnit.
tee Of the alliance adopted veu1,-
lution to this effect.
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By CARL w. ACKERMAN, |

CA
nswIln t
nand heSaHha
American
old
tnrat in
of
origno has CORES
h
ThTeh been mo
sufficient
his
MAKING financial
navalab o
ADJUSTMENT
American
incudu the o. to
American
fmles special
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SUITS AGAINST
TEMPLE PARTIES WITHDRAWN

BRENNAN. Texas. Feb. S.--Attor-
neys for Governor Ferguson today
withdrew the $4,000 damage suit
against Temple parties, after sworn
statements retracting certain state
ments were made and filed.
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AUSTRIA HAS NOT
YET MADE MOVE
NO INDICATION SHE WILL RE.
LAX HER ENDORSEMENT OF
GERMANY'S SUB POLICY.
State Department Is Still Trying to
Have Her Modify Her Position
to Avoid q Hreak.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Austria
has thus far failed to give any indi-
cation that she will relax her en-
dorsement OF Germany's submarine
warfare, it was officially stated to-
day. So far as the authorities have
revealed negotiations are still under
way to have Austria modify her
position and thus avoid diplomatic
break
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ALIENS STILL FLOCK
To THE L. $. FLAG

CHICAGO, Feb. applications
for citizenship papers in Chicago
courts in twenty-four hoursending
today broke all previous records. 52S
aliens filing declarations of inten-
ton, or these 45o were Germans or
Austrians.
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GERMAN HELD
On SUSPICION
FORMER FIREMAN on LINER is
FOUND HIDING ON PIER OF
AMERICAN LINE.
CLAIMED WAS RUSSIAN
Detectives Learned That He Spoke
More German Than Russian.
Crews Of Steamers Are
Examined.

..oa NEW YORK, Feb. S.--A German
oSVs fireman named Leilar, formerly en-
ployed ON the liner Philadelphia
| | O now dOcked In Hohoken, was found
hiding behind pile OF tobacco box
cs ON the American line pier early
today. He had cluded twenty guards
and was found only after an hours
search when a guard reported his
pf VheIief that he had seen some one
ON the pier.
Lrllar claimed to have been IA Rus
Sian ANA said he came through the
with the crew. As every per-
s0n entering the pier must present
EaT pass to be vized by two guards
I.ellar had none. A detective who
speaks German was called and found
) = fitllat IIellar spoke mere German than
NA Russian. He admitted that he was
formerly Of the crews OF the Phiia-
aH delphia and Delaware and recently
FOR had been working the frcighter
Manitobia loading in Brooklyn.
While the man is being held the
American line officials started II
thorough examination of the crews
In the engine rooms of the steamers
rfSt. Louis, St. Paul and iapland now
vi lying Mt the companys piers here.
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JIM FERGUSON'S
TENANT FARM LAW
TESTED IN COURT

. KINGSvILLE. Texas, Feb. S. I
D The first test case of the land 4
. lord and the tenant law. COM 4
= monty known as the Ferguson
. law" was tried here in justice 4
, court before c. l.. Gordon, just 4
Q ice of the peace. The case is 4
= styled Kuth VS.. Pope ct al 4
. The court held in favor OF the
. defendant. who invoked the 4
. provisions Of the landlord and
. tenant act.
Q The case will be appealed to 4
, the county court and the chanc-
, es are that it viii finally go to
. the Court OF Civil Appeals.
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The STEAMER EAvEST0NE
SUNK WITHOUT WAfnlH'''H'G

LONDON, Feb. s.--Ambassa,ior
Pago received message today from
Consul Frost at Queenstown Off
cially reporting that the British
steamer Eavcstonc. sunk February
n with the loss OF one American life,
WAS mot wArnexi by the submarine
which shcllcd her.
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SWISS MINISTER IN CHARGE
OF THE GERMAN AFFAIRS

GALVESTON, Texas. Feb. s.
The affairs of the German CONSUL
ate here were turned over to the
Swiss consul today upon receipt of
orders from the embassies of the
two countries at Washington.
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The Turino was vessel OF 2.7o2
tons net She was last reported at
Norfolk whence she sailed on Jan.
10 for Liverpool,
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TURING NEW BRITISH
VICTIM OF SUBMARINES.

QUEENSTOWN. Feb. s.-The
British steamer Turino has been sunk
by a submarine. Her crew has been
landed.