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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
WORLD NEWS TOLD I'M BRIEF

Winnipeg-The British govern
ment is negotiating for the entire
wheat crop of Canada for 1917.
Havana-The bail of General
Gomez, the Cuban rebel leader who
was captured, has been fixed at ST.
100000.
Manchester, N. H.-A shoe manu-
facturer here has shipped 5000 pairs
of shoes by first class mail to Mos
COW, Russia. The postage was $5,-
500. The shoes will bring $12 re-
tail in Moscow.
MISUNDERSTANDING authority
to censor news, Secretary of the Navy
Daniels has appealed to the patriot
ism of the publishers of the country
to print no news regarding sailings
of merchant ships.
PetrOgrad--Resentment of Ger
man influence has resulted in a re-
volt, the o%verturning of the ministry,
the abdication of the czar, and the
appointment of Grand Duke Michael,
~anti-German, as regent. The czarina,
who is thought to sympathize with
Germany, is under guard.
Washington - 81 never explain
what 1 say or do in the senate on a
public question" said Senator Stone
of Missouri, when asked for a state
mem regarding attacks made on
him throughout the country for his
attitude in opposing President Will
son on the arming or merchantmen.
New York-Ex-President Taft, the
first person to be enrolled in the mil
itary census of New Haven, gave as
his qualification for war service that
he could drive a team, run an auto
mobile and swim. When asked whe-
Their he could ride a horse, he an
swered: Yes, but it would be rather
rough on the horse"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William F.
Kirby of Arkansas has received the
following telegram from a mass
meeting of citizens of Jonesboro,
Ark: Feeling that Judas Iscariot
earned his, so have you, we, in der
kaiser's name, send you thirty pieces
of silver, and have added your name
to the historic list of those who have
worked for der fatherland.
Cotton, Cal is BernardinC
county authorities >are seeking tc
learn who owns "a carloads Of
potatoes found on a railroad sid.
INK uOI6 Will hOlhAh6 "
dictate the name of the con
signor or consignee. The authoritie:
believe the potatoes, worth 5000
were shipped here from some Other
county to evade tax assessment.
New York-Flivver merchantmen
built of wood, motor driven and cost
ing 100000, would break the Ger
man submarine blockade, Admira
Fiske of the United States navy de
clared. Each would be 1876 feet long
carry 1000 tons of cargo, have
speed of Is miles per hour and b.
armed with two guns. Lying low
without smoke or masts, they would
dodge U-boats.
Chicago-Income TAX figures CHOW
four individuals with incomes of 81,
100000 Of more a year. Marshal
Field estate is valued st 225, 000,0 600
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
VANDERP0OL RED APPLE
STANDS MONTANA TESTS

In a variety test conducted in the
Bitter Root valley during the st
eight years, V%anderpool Red has CIV
en- promise of being one of the best
late keeping apples tested. 1t ma
lures we'll, has attractive shape and
almost solid red color, stands hand
ling we'll, is considered better quail
ity than Rome Beauty, and keeps x
ceptionally we'll. In cellar storage a
large percentage of the fruits have
kept in excellent condition until the
first of May and even later. This
variety has withstood blight very
we'll and has borne unusually we'll for
young trees. For a late keeping APP
pie this is probably one of the best
that can be recommended for Mon
tana paintings.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
MONEY FOR H
MAN WHO TILLS
STATE WILL LOAN FUNDS ON
LOGGED-OFF LANDS AND TO
THE HOMESTEADER.

Roberts Bill Has Become a Law;
Will Help the Man Who Would
Take Advantage of the Fertility of
Logged-Off Lands; Aids the Hard
Pressed Settler.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
SWEET CLOVER Is
DRY LAND CROP
LEM FOR STOCKMEN OF
NORTHERN MONTANA.
Will Grow in Amy Place Where There
Is a Possibility of Any Kind of
Vegetation Thriving, and Will Out
yield Any Other Forage Crop;
Adds Fertility to the Soil.

Sweet clover is coming into it's
W as a crop in northern Montana.
1t is no longer an experiment and no
one seems to be afraid of it becoming
a pernicious weed.
AS a dry land crop sweet clover is
solving the pasture problem which
has kept many men from going into
the stock business even as a sideline.
c. A. Christ on Sun River bench pas
lures his dairy herd on a sv eet clov-
er field during the summer and has
very good success with it. His farm
is particularly sandy and the bed
rock comes to the surface in places
and yet the sweet clover does very
we'll. In fact he aims to keep his
poorest land in sweet clover every
year.
Will Seed $50 Acres.
Frank Shirley of Belt has become
so enthusiastic over the possibilities
of sweet clover that he will seed $50
acres of it this spring and use the
crop for pasture.
1t seems that sweet clover will
grow any place where there is a pos
sibility of any kind of vegetation
thriving and that it Will outyield ev-
cry other forage plant. Its biggest
advantage as a pasture crop, howev-
er, is that livestock very seldom
bloat on it, a fact which every stock
man fully appreciates. This is the
difficulty encountered with alfalfa
when pastured; but nc the other
hand alfalfa is superior to sweet
clover as a hay crop. Another big
possibility with sweet clover is the
fact that it will grow on alkali soils,
which are very troublesome in the
irrigated regions.
Strengthens the Soil.
TIE real advantage in growing
clover and forage crops in general is
the added fertility which it gives to
the soil and the large amount of
roots and vegetable matter which
tend to bind the soil together and
prevent it from blowing.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
MENACE
TO BE FOUGHT
NEW LAW PROVIDES FOR EN-
TERMINATION OF THE PESTS
ON UNOCCUPIED LAND.
County Agents Have Been Directed
to Concentrate Their Efforts
Against the Gopher in the Spring;
Expert to Instruct County Agents
in Best Methods.

Several weeks ago Mr.. F. w. Skin
ner, in an instructive article in this
paper called attention to the enorm-
Gus annual loss that gophers were
responsible for in Montana. That
the state is awake to the OF
the gopher and that this waste of
farm products will soon be greatly
reduced by a campaign of gopher ex-
termination is indicated by reports
from several sources.
To Fight Gophers.
On the great aids in this campaign
will be the new Gopher Extermina-
ton" bill (house bill 296 just passed
by the legislature) which makes it
lawful for county commissioners in
the various counties to buy poison,
to levy a tax for a gopher destruction
fund, and to hire persons to EXTERN
mate gophers. The new law espe-
cially provides for determination of
gophers upon u%noccupied land which
heretofore has been a great draw
back to gopher determination work.
No one who owned property adjoin-
Ah5 uhOSSuplCu Adnu 1ClL 1lhS 6pG1u-
ing time and money in killing go
pliers, when just over the line they
were allowed to multiply unmolested.
College TO Help.
One of the strongest reasons for
expecting good results from the 60
pher determination campaign is that
1t has the support of the extension
department of the state college. At
a meeting of all the county agents
held at Bozeman in January, gopher
and prairie dog determination were
decided upon as the main business
upon which the agents were to con-
spring months of 1917. The extern
sion department has employed an ex-
pert in gopher determination work
who will instruct the various agents
in the best methods of killing 60
piers, how to organize their counties
for gopher killing, and who will
probably stage a gopher killing dem
onstration in each county.
1t is also possible that the help of
the bureau of biological survey may
be secured.
That the various counties mean
business in waging war on the gopher
is shown by the fact that the county
commissioners of Lewis and Clark
county have bought $1,000 worth of
strychnine and that other counties
have also bought large amounts. Ev-
cry farmer in the state who lives in
a district where ground squirrels are
destructive should have on hand a
pood SUNNY of nOiOsnad grain and
apply it as soon as the squirrels come
out in the spring. BY so doing he
will lbe conserving the food supply of
the nation as well as adding to lbs
own profits.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
Montana,s War Quota.

Adjutant General Greenan has
been advised by the war department
that in Ease there is a call for troops
Montana will be expected to furnish
the Second infantry, recruited to a
strength of 2,058 officers and men,
and Troop A, cavalry, with 1OS Off
GERS and men.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
Loans on Homesteads.
Looking for Phosphate Deposit.

An eastern chemical firm is max
ing a search throughout Montana for
a suitable phosphate deposit, the size
of. which would warrant the erection
of a branch. factory for the fanufac-
ture of phosphoric acid and fertiliz-
nrS
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23

Governor Stewart has approved of
senate bill 116, which provides re-
lief for hard pressed settlers in
logged off land counties, as we'll as
those who are short OF ready cash on
homesteads in the prairie sections.
LOgged-Off Lands.
This bill was introduced by Sena-
tor Roberts of Lincoln COZ nty, where
there is a large amount of logged-off
lands. The lands are exceedingly
fertile when in shape to cultivate.
The bill provides that the settler
may apply to the state land board
and after the examiner of the tract
has made a report and issuing a GER
tificate of examination promising
that the settler shall be placed on the
the list for a state farm loan, he may
take the certificate to the local bank
err and obtain a loan.
Loans on Homesteads.
The settler, however, is not to re-
ceive a state loan until he has made
a certain amount of Improvements,
when that is accomplished he will be
taken care of by the state and the
banker will be relieved of the neces-
sity of carrying him. The examiner
is required to make report on the
progress made as to improvements.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
Controls Potato Corner.

E Percy Miller, a Chicago commits
sion merchant, has admitted to gov
eminent Investigators that he con-
trolls over 100000 bushels of pota-
toes.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1917-03-23
TREASURE STATE FARM AND LIVESTOCK
HAIL INSURANCE
LAW in EFFECT
FARMERS MUST TELL ASSESSORS
IF THEY WANT TO TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF ACT.

Owner Desiring Insurance Must Pay
20 Cents Per Acre ON Hay and go
Cents Minimum of Plow Land;
Equity Says New Law Is Unsatis-
factory and Impractical.
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Srankreic6 ntlis itcecn
oScr 9cht bankcrctt!
Sran5OFide Seitnns si6t au, bar
MIR Gins bon beioeW
nlOalid lit. ~

Berlin 81. San. (Glulfen6epe.
ide.) = 9os @lott 02e geoltbeliIte"
in 2pon nennt Die @riinoe, Die
6ronfrei9 arpingen, Ben arieg Bis
5unt 8erblutcn fort5ulesen, Ino Die
8riinoe itno iebr moterieIler gtatrr.
8ie frnn3oiiIde 8eitung ihreibt:
n3eltti9Iano nuB nie0erger1ngen
tperben, oenn ionit lit 6rattfreidJ
ni9t imltanoe, feline &riegsi6uIb
Sil be3ablen. 9ieie miro fir orei
4riegSjabre 100 Dlillior0en 5rancs
betraaen looaB Die 3inien oaein
utinOeitens fiinf WliGiar0en iGbrlif
ousmoden tperoen. Synsgeiantt miro
Die &rtegSI6uIO ie0o6 t25 @liqiur.
Oen betrnaen, benn Ser ongeridtete
S9ooen nuB ntitgcre6net iperoen
Dos beoeltet cine Grb06ung bes
fron50iii9en Budgets bon ic68 nlti
iiber 10 W1ia:or6en pro Syobr. In.
fer oieicr 2olt utuB 6ronfreif SIT,
ionttnenbrehen, pelm e8 feline Gnt.
ifGoigung erbGlt. g8ir bGtten oieiC
3a6len i6on frii6er genannt, fonn.
ten oieS ober Itt6t tim, neil iie BON
8enior rnburnber5ig geitri9en NOR.
ben fudren."
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OaDeitpctt Oefflckraf
cr3S1t 1eineft 1oreis !!

Ser 9abenpprt 9emofrot hat ieBt
aud ietrtet Qlbouneuteutspreis negan
Der hoben 9apierpreiie erbobt grs
i6reibt, er bobe fidj Iatge degen
ben Sdritt geItrdltbt, aber fd1lieBlid)
lei nidts anoeres iibri9 aqbIieben.
Der @apierfontraft oes 9elnofrat
Iief om /. 9fooeulber ob un0 e8 1T
Ser 3eitltng 1tidt geIungeif. eiilelt
neuen &ontraft 8u maden, foooB iie
iebt auf Dem pffenen Mfarft fallfen
n1uB. g8ir f6nnen 0o MIR fdqen,
bob Der 9enofrat mie itberbalipt bic
oitli6en 3eitlmgen better gefabrell
iin0 mie Die 8dgIide 9mabQ Sri.
biine Der Neutrality-suspicious.
Der &ribiine lief 6ereits am /. Wiai
1916 alb uno mir lnuBten bon Wto4
nat 3u Monot bo1ere Breiie fir 60
pier 3oblen bis es uns iblieBIit)
lmm0glid mar, obne 8reiserboblula
metter 8u geben. Grobbeut IieBen
mir oieIel6c crit am /. 9ftober til
aroft tretelL ii6ernabmen alio Die
@erIuIte fir ein babies eyabr, bis eS
nidt mebr ging. 8eoouerlihermeiie
miro Oos ober llicbt bon ollen 2eiern
anertonnt. IS gibt nod irlllier
cine groBe 9ln8abl {eier, Die fih ilber
Die &reiserbobung Der S1glidle1
0moba &ribiine beidiuert. 9ieie
2eute fonen fib 0ie Sbnierie IT
ni6t poriteaerL Die bic @ernusaeber
8u beuGltigen batten. gte qroBe
Mebrbeit Der 2eier ie0od) bot oie
Sage erfannt lno lit nit Ser greis-
erbobun9 eillberItanoeit bpionoerg
aud. Oo iie MERIT ME Die 8ribiine
iid beitrebt, tdgIid 9eiieres 8a lie.
fern un6 tatiddItd 1tilter ben neut.
iden &age58eitltngeu 0es @eitens
unerreidt 0aItebt.
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TrteOensgerii6te
tau(6eu luieoer auf!
Sails prdiiSent 1pilicn es tpiinidt, tusrSen Sic
5entralmddbtc i9m ibrc SrtcScnsz
bcSinoMn0cn itntcrbrciten.
sriie sesentpartiser Gage in so Cassn er,partet

2cu6on, 81. San. - 3eutialan0
ibeint bereit 81 icin Dem Rr6iiOcn.
ten @iIion icine 6rieOen8beOing
gen ait ltnterbreiten. Selitige 9es
peiden aus Soaa1lO ertldren oaB
man aelegentli6 Der @ebnrtstogs'
fcier oes 9eilti6cn aoiier8 I'M @ro-
fen S5aliptquartier Su oieien @nt-
idlub qefourmcu iei, @S miro on.
qcnoulnlelL ooB Ser oeuti9e gtei4s-
fansler iit elmer belttigen Reoe I'M
glcifstag out bieien 8unft ndber
einaeben miro. glGe oieie @erii6te
baben bier hclttc tpeitgebenoeS SS5r.
tcreIIe erre9t. Sb Die 4aiierten ftd
nber ouf ipeiterc 6ricoenSoori6ldge
leitcnS Der 3entratma4te etnloiien
iperoen, oilrfte faium on5n1ebmen
iein, 0ern Die glGiierten boben in
ibrer lcsten gtoic on ben 8raitoenten
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Solicit uctt Arlfticrtc1t
Sdbiffeit tOc9 blcibcr!
3cntralmGdtc iuerScm glmerifaucr
iuaruen, tcinc &aiiage anf iulden
Sii nebmen.

8aIbington, 81 San. = @ann er.
ipartet in bieiigen HegierungSfreiien
baB oeutttG6It ieitens Der 3entral-
md6te an ole 8uu0esregierung cine
gote eeri6tet iperOen miro, laut
pel9er glmertfdner geipnrnt DerOen,
orntierte 9lQiiertenidJiffe 81 be-
nuteu. S6on felt mebreren 8odelt
bot Die 0eutide 9feeieritrg 0a8 bic
fige Staat8oepartelnent oaroitf allf-
merflam gento6t, oaB drmierte
feinoli9e @anoeIsidiffe, oie onge6-
lid uur gu @erteibigultgs5peden be-
iuaffnet Iin6, 0eltihe &oltd6oote OF
ne iueitereS angegriffen boben.
3a GngIan0 ruo ieine gerbiirt,
oeten bei6loiien ba6en ibre 9an-
0el8Ibiffe nod idperer 8u arltierel,
ais es bi8ber Der 5aG mar, Die oeut-
iden Gauhboote a6er ieBt aud oIle
nit 9cdgeidiiben berieben itno, 10
fqnn man nit geittulnltbeit altf eli
men erbarmungSloien anrnpf 8lpi-
ihen &ou6booten 1tn0 orntiertelt
San0eISidtffen re1nen. @S miro III
bieiigen gaegierlng8freiien berborge-
bobelt ooB iucOer england nod
t5rantreib cine 3ur9ipdrng ibrer
$5anoeI8i6iffe 0ur6 0tannidofteu
ieinOlider &aud6oote 0uIoen mers
0en. N}an niillnlt bier on, oaB Die
8unOe5regierllng lire bi8berige 9In-
itft il6er Oen 5au6boottrieg qn0ertt
miro uno 0eu 0cutiden Soufboten
ntcbr @ere6tigfeit miro pie0erfag-
rem IoTien (aommt e8 5u einen
areu5erfrieg 5uiiden bepaffneten
9unoelsidiifen uno &oudbooten,
Oonn lit oerjerlige I'M &orteiI, oeIIen
SduB 5uerlt oiitt". Die 1iibrer
Der Sou66oote neroen oofiir iors
gen, OoB Die 9[liierten iiber 0ieie
2(rt 6e8 5eefrie8eS balD gL6 lmo
g8eb idreienD
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Dcri6tuSri1it9 Gc9ett
flcpS 6ecree entSe6t!
Sgier Yeriunen, Sie anseblid ben
8reulier ernurOen wOlltcn,
in Saft.

2onOon, 81. San. - @an5 Con.
oon lit iiber cine 3eitltngSnlittetlttng
oufgeregt, baB Die 8oli5ei bier Ser
ionen, oret 6rouen ltn0 eirett Wann
inter Ser 2lnflase, ii6 Sur @rmor-
oung 6eS @rentiernliniiter8 2lob0
George beridDoren 8u baben, III
Saft genomrten Dat.
Dos bierbldttrige &leeblott ipur-
Sc beute in 9erbD gum erIten Male
berbort. IS beitebt aus fyrnlt gllice
g8be0oon, oeren beioen 3odter 8ar.
riet lmo 5rau 8intfreo 0foion TO-
lpie benz @otten Der 2esteren, 4Ibert
Wtoion. Die orei 6rauen itn0 ols
Suffrngetten befannt, ipdbreitO Der
Wonn ben iogenontten @egnern bes
MiIitdr6ieniteS aus @epiiiensgriin.
oen ongebort.
Ser l1mitano, oaB Ser Soupt-
inipeftor bon Scotlan0 9aro mil
ser 2eitllng 0eS 6oleS betrout lit,
gilt bier ais Elm 3ei6en, Dab es ftdJ
I'M cine crnite Sade bonoelt. Ser
l1ntpillen, OaB eegen GlopO George,
0en 0Monn Ser Stltnbe", Elm
Morooni6Iag geplont iperoen fonn-
te, bot Die groBte @ntrilltung ber.
borgerltfen. 9ie @oli3ei foq i6on
Ieit Snntstaa bon Der @eridlu0rung
&enrtnis gebabt, ieOo6 nidts cher
oerlouten laiien baben, ebe iie Der
Mor0beri9m0rer Serr gelpor0en.
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Der 11ocitcn INT Scn
1srallcn Gcs 1l1inters!
Snrdtbarc GGltc in Muntana, gli5.
5arS in Salt Gafe Gin;
3iise cingeIdncit,

3enber, Colo, 81. San. -- 9ie
@ebirgsItooten oes @eItenS iper6en
gegenpqrtig bon einem fitrdt6aren
ShneeIturm berbunoelt NIT imredLt.
der aGlte beingeiu9t. Ser 8abn-
oertebr lit bielerort8 eingeItellt NOR
ben. 9ei Ceramic uno gfof 9iber,
8bo., iilto mebrere @iienbobn3iige
eillgeIGneit. &auIeno &oblengr4ber
1rno 5ablrei4e aus Smoba eingetrofs
fene arbeiter beriuderL 0aS @eleiie
BON Oen S9neeipeben su befreien,
baben jeood MIR 9ertngen @rfoIg.
SSyyn Solt Safe 9th berri6t beltte
ein fttr9tbarer S9neeiturrt; Der
StrdBenbobnberfebr lit etngeitelt.
8pei 8aIingieraiige, bon 2ogan,
Utah, iuto 8ortlonO, Ore, tom.
meno, iisen i'm Bear Giber Cannon,
nobe Brigham GitD felt. SSSSt bielen
Seilen Mortonos tueiIt ooS &bernto.
meter SO GRAB inter gful ouf.
@nsnortb, gteb., 81. San. 9ieIe
GegenD miro bon einen1 bereits ae-
tern g[betto eirgeiebten 9li38aro
betngein9t; es lit Der if)lintnnIte
oieles @inters. 8innen fltr5er 3eit
lit bier Elm 3enlperaturitur5 bon as
Grao 51t ber5ei6nen getpeien. 9aS
thermometer neiit 5 @ra0 1lnter
giltll ouf.
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1tcinc Debate iibcr
1t)ilicns SticSettsreSe!

g8albington, 81. San. Sin
9eriif, im 8unOeSienot cine 9e6at-
te iiber Die leBte s5rie6ensreoe 0es
8rGiioenten berbei3ufiibren muroe
geitern bon Senator guntn1in5 ge-
mad)t, ieooh mur6e altf glntrag oe8
Senntors @iaioulS Ser glntrog aiti
0en Gid geIegt. @egen Die 0e,
batte itinunten 3S unO 0afiir 80.
Dit 9lusnobme bon glartine, iporen
oie Iesteren iGntIib Hepublifoner.
8dbreno Gumuins ertIGrte, 0aB Elm
Gingeben in Die Gori6lGge OeS 8rG-
iioenten Die 8ereirtigten Staaten
i'll einen foit imneripGhren0en g8elt-
trieg bineiT3erret ipiiroe, berteiOig-
te &eDis ole &eOe oeS GrGli0entell,
iuelde nidt cine 9(uigabe oOer Be
idrGnflmg Der MoHroe 9ottriu ber.
lange.
9lud Senator Sithcod frat filr
Die 8e0e oes 8rGii0enten Elm un0 be.
bouptete, oaB Die abfollige aritif
0erielbet ieitens Gunnlins' alf Der
fnlidlen g'orousiesnnd boiierc. ooB
Ocr 9Srdlioent bic @riln0nna cincr
neneu milit1riifen g9cltmod)t snr
ergDIlIglng 0es 6rieOcns noriflnae.
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@ilion i6re gebinGungen ge'teIlt
unO bon 0ielen neroen iie nift n6-
mei6en. Crit ipenn ii1 oie 3en.
trolmGdte nit BEN geoinglngen ein-
beritanOen erflareh fam man it9
ouf peitere 9erbanolungen eitlIoi.
fen. Ca fonnen iie parten, bis
iie i6uar5 ueroen.)
8iliOn fam 9cOinenneen cr6alten,
8aibington 81. San Gelttid).
IonO lit bereit, feline 6rieoensbeoin-
gltngen oem 4r6iioenten atf Ser.
Ian9en 81 iibermitteln. 9ieie 0tit-
teillrng fam ouf 8rltno 8uberIQi.
flyer aueqen olB Die BON Der oeltt.
i6en &egieruug 8u oieier Belt Elm.
9enommene SteIluna eenloht ner1
oen. IS miro berIihert, oaB iDe6er
Die Grieoen8note 0eS 8ralioenten
an Die straightforward nod feline
fiir5lide Senatsre0e bon Der oeltt.
iden aegierunq ol8 oireftc8 griu.
den, Die s5rie0ensbe0i1tgltngcn all
Qe6en, betrnhtet miro. 9tber oicle
9e0iHgungen ftn0 borbereitet ipors
Den. 0eutidllano miro mttteiIen,
ouf ipel6em 8rlrn0 ein G5rieoen fus
ben muB, lin ieine 3uitiunlunq alt
finoen. 3iela 8eoinglnget peroen
oem 8raitOenten uitgeteilt iperoen,
Denn er es o19e8eigt fin0et, iie Inn
6ieie 3eit 8lt berlangen. G8 miro
6orauf berIpieien, noB oie8 oem
Brdiioenten Elm @eg often lGbt,
feline 5rieoen8ltnterba unt
0ieie Belt fortduieben. 8eroen Die
0elltiden 8ebingungen befonnt ge.
nadt, bermna Der Gtato Der 8pei
@ruppen bon ariegfiibrenoeu per.
gltdJen iDeroen, un0 es lieat Iobnnf1
i'm 8ereide Der ge6gIihfeit, 6aB
irgeno cine gfrt bon lteberetrfonts
men er3ieIt ineroen fam. 9dB Ser
Sdaddug, Geuti6lanos geoinglllt.
gen-lpos fia ou1 lein m6aen-
gu erbaIten raid genlodt iperoen
muB, iuurbe III bo6en areiien un9e.
Oelltet. 9ehn ioate es ben fiibren.
Ben 9telttralen nidt aelingen,
9elltidlotlos Gtellung Dor Gnbe Sc.
bruor an erbalten uno 6efannt su
MAIDEN ale Soffnltng oltf G5rieoen
fir 0ieie Belt ais berloren oltfgege.
ben tperoen ntiiIie. g8 tDiiroe elm
6eI03ug erncuter 1tlt0 berooppelter
araft un0 gitterfeit folgeu, Ser
ntirloeitens Big na4iten 8inter 6att.
ern tpiiroe ttno in ipelhen ueitere
S1tnoerttalien0e bon 2eben eeopfert
itn0 0iillionen oil @ut bergeuoet
iuerOen ntiiBten. gBeiteres iuur6e
Die 0sitteillulg genadt, ooB oie ari.
ie in Der augenblidlihen Gage ins
nerbaIb Der ndditen 80 Gage CT.
rei6t tueroen iuitroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31
ui6rcbelt iiber Scit
ScitticbcIt Srcibcmter!

Bernanlbuco, 8raitlien, 81. San.
- lleberlebenoe bon mebrercn Ser
9antpier, peIde bon Dem oeuticben
Streif3iigler berlenft nur0en, i6ils
bern oieien ais elm mabreS y@eipen-
iteri9tff nno Sai6enipielertunIt.
itild" ipel6eS Millionen Collars 0e8
Sanoel8 feinoiider gtotionen Ser-
it0re un0 gIei65eitig nieOli6e fleine
.8eibno6tsgoben bon 6eutI6en
@id6den nngefertigt al 9or6 babe,
- @abet Die ou gteltrole berob-
fo[gt per0en iDelde iid ouf ange-
.griiienen Sdiffen befin6en m0genl
Die 6orben oes Streiioompfer5
ipehieln 70 off, pie ser 9efeblSbaber
filblt, Dob oas Sdiff iid 5lt oft in
eiren imo oeniel6en aIeioe ge3eigt
babe. aanouen oeri6lpinoen ODER ers
i6einen nieoer, gang nod geoorf.
Die 3obl Der WiaIten rno Der
Sdlote bdngt bon Dem 8elieben oes
8eieblsbabers ob. lIn0 iogar Die
Geiten oe8 Sdifie3 iino befpegli6,
ioooB ein bollitdnoiger 8e1iel Der
grideinung moglid it'll
Inter oel l1eberleben0en ser ber-
icrtften Sdifie onbier berrift nod
@leinung8berihieoenbeit 0orilber. ob
Ser StreifOampfer ormiert it, ODER
uidtl 9mc itiuunen ieood 6arin
ii6erein OoB Der 0nmpfer griin0Iih
ousgeriiitet, unO oaB feline @iusel-
belt ilberieben mor0en 1T. Ger aa.
titan iol einent Scr gefangenen bris
tiiden Sfii5icre geiagt boben, oaB
CT MIR uuf 8radtidifie SSogo made,
Oa er feline Ginridhmgen fir Ole
ltIterbringung bon 6rauen un0
ain0ern babe
Ger StreifOnnlpfer lit Elm bod.
geiqbrli6es Sdiff in ben 01noen
eines geihidten 98ounes," iaate Elm
gciongcncr britiider aopitdn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31
Gin 1oatcr cric1ic6t
feline Srci 1tinSer!

g}clp gorf, 81. San. 9lus
@ram ii6er Oos gble6en iciner 5ralt
anideineto 5im ssSrriinn getrieben,
berpunbete Der 4Oi1brige CHARLES
Grnpp ieue orei ainoer burd) gfe.
bolbcridiiiie tottid mo 6radjte iid,
ielbit cine SduBnun0e bel. 3ie
Ginoer ringcn NIT Dem 8ooe; oer
Gutcr mag NIT Dem 2eben Oabon.
toumen.