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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThsdfOrd's Blaek-Draught.

MeDuf. va suffered for ssyera
yearS says Mis-. J B. Whitaker. O
.h.S place, with SEX headache, ans
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago : friend tod ne 70 Try
Thet'oft 5 Biack-Draught. Vhich ! I'D.
ard found u 10 be the best family lnedi.
sine for young and old.
! keep B'ack-Dr7ught ca hand an iht
tEe now, and when NY ehi'dres FEEL q
Ute bad. they ask ne Tor a dose. and il
*oeS them Tore COED than any medicine
,hey ever tined.
We never have lorg spell G. sick.
neSs II our tauly. since We commenced
sSiHg Black -Oraushi.'
Thetior5's Blaek-Drzughi s p-rely
vegetable. and has been ioun6 70 reSl-
,zie weak S,o-zchs, aid cigeStoa. re-
leye indigestion, coils. wind. nausea.
headache. Sex stomach, and SIMILAR
symptoms.
Il has beea Ia Constant Use Tor nore
ths1 20 years, and has benefited ncrs
Azn railhoa people.
Your druggist sells ard recc-nerds
Black -Drsnghi Pr oaly IS. Get q
nckase io-daJ. Ecu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

Laredo. Tex. Jan s. There is an
oyerpus OF indigeuts and a
scarcity OF servants not only I'm Mex.
leo City. but in other cities OF the
republic as we'll. according TO news.
papers reaching the border
The de facto government. it is un.
derStood, expects TO provide asylum
Tor the needy while the large number
OF sick will be attended at hospitals
The government believes tha,
through this means large number
iudigeuts who would rather beg than
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

guilty here last January and was
sentenced to serve nine years in the
federal penitenuary At Leayenworth.
Kan kilograms received here on
December % last set forth that Cas-
per had been pardoned.
Government agents declare that
they have evidence. obtained as the re-
suit OF statements made by Casper
and others that the moonshine con
spiracy dates back q score OF years.
having originated in North Carolina
and spread through hall dozen
states Il is charged the conspiracy
came TO an end here in the spring OF
1914 after the government lost from
three 10 five millions Of dollars in in
,ernal revenue because the moon
sinners disposed OF whisky on which
the customary tax OF $lIo gallon
was not paid
Hartman, after being indicted here.
escaped from the officials. He sur
rendered al Kansas City and gave
bond OF $4,000. This he forfeited by
fleeing TO Mexico where he became a
scout for the American punitive e1.
petition under General PerShing. He
was arrested az Columbus. y NJ and
later was released on a bond OF
$1,000 While Hartman was in jail
here. a United States grand jury re-
turned an additional indictment in
the conspiracy Among the defend
ants named in this indictment were
Spradling. Surbert Mccoy and VII.
liams Il charges these defendants
with conspiring with Hartman. Gri-
der. Casper and others 10 defraud the
government out of a tax on liquor but
does make either Hartman, Grider or
Casper a defendant. The most sen
sational charge in this indictment
which alleges the violations occurred
in 1913, is one which accuses Hart
man OF "unlawfully removing" 5000
gallons OF untaxed liquor from the dis.
rlery, then operating under govern.
ment license.
other charges against the defend.
ants were returned in the spring OF
1915 These set forth that, in the
preceding winter the operators OF a
distillery here advised the internal
revenue agents that they had ceased
business. The department placed its
seals upon the machinery and plant
and presumed the distillery TO be in
active. However. the government al
leges the moonshiners resumed the
manufacture Of whisky there without
advising the proper officials. new and
modern equipment being substituted
for the previous machinery. An old
still Of 25O gallons capacity was in
creased. il was charged, and the nu-
merous watts connected with sewers
10 the Arkansas river. nearby. so that
they might be emptied in a few
minutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08
The House Of Glass.

Afdmore is 20 have its frs, view of
New York's mos, conspicuous success
oi la, year when The House Of
Glass" comes TO the Palace theatre
Friday Jan. T. Local esoers
are no doubt familiar with the remark
able record OF this excellent play in
The metropolis. where it ran conunu-
ously from september last until June
Fac the Gambler theatre Il was de-
scribed by New York critic, a. d play
with a thrill a minute" and there
can be no question OF lis grip upon
the public. which pa,rouizei it gen
erously throughou, The season. Cohan
and Harris. recognized q, producers
of an thar Is best in stage proyrgder
are the sponsors for The Hous, OF
Glass aud Max MARGIN a Young New
York coueciau. is the author This
young man leaped into fame overnight
through this production and a mum.
Der OF New York producers aIl this
year present new plays from h,, pen.
"Tae Hou,, 70, Glass 5, sid TO dis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08
The New Ace.

Fond Papa-"Well. son. what did
you learn in school today"
Son-"Aw, not much, dad We
hadda couple OF two-reelers in history.
a three.reel trayelog in geography. and
a split.reel nature study. They useta
give Us a wild.west pitcher once in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

Lame back may come from over
work, cold settled in the muscles Of
the back, or from disease. In the two
former cases the right remedy is
BALLARD'S SNOW LlNIMENT. II
should be rubbed in thoroughly over
the affected part, the relief will be
prompt and satisfactory Price 25c.,
soc and Sl00 per bottle. Sold by
Ringer Drug Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08
Cruel Deception.

How do you manage TO keep your
cook SO iong?'
My husband has promised her that
il sAe is working for US when we strike
oil he will buy her an auto"
But did not know you had any
oil prospects"
We haven't" - Houston Post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08
As Il Is Nowadays.

Teacher-"If. a man gets four
dollars for working eight hours day,
what would he get If he worked ten
hours a day?'
Johnny-Ten hours a day? He'd get
a call-down from de union. Century.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

A dry, hacking cough is hard on
the lungs, often causing them 10
bleed. BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP is a healing balm that quickly
repairs damage in the lungs and air
passages. Price 25c, jOc and S1OO per
battle. Sold by Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

Heartburn, indigestion or distress Of
the stomach is instantly relieved by
HERBINE. 1t forces the badly di-
gested food out OF the body and re.
stores tone in the stomach and bow
els. Price soc, Sold by Ringer Drug
Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

PleureSy pains are located just be.
low the short ribs. Lumbago affects
the same region in either case. II
rubbed in thoroughly 1t eases pain.
relaXes the muscles and the patien,
can move about freely and comfort.
ably Price 25c, soc. and 800 per
bottle Sold by Ringer Drug CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08
To Cure 4 Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work of the Cold. Druggists refund
money iiit fails TO cure. E. W. Groves
signature is on each box. rs cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

! r Wixon. Farmers Mills, y. Y.
has used Chamberlain's Tablets for
years for disorders o. the stomach
and liver and says "Chamberlain's
Tablets are the best have ever used" ."
ObA!nah.e eYeryNhere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

work will be Eliminated, especially
when confronted with the Alternative
OF work or a prison sentence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-08

a while, but they don't do it any
more. Widow.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

gitp @ont nufgefibrt iperOen. Dd-
no1 bssief fid, oltf @rituO oes Gin
tonunenfteuer Grtroges bon 1918 &c,
|id1st, 6os @ei1mteinfommen Der
@eb0lferiins IN ienem Sabre ait
$3,434, 426,131, 0as Itelerfreie ats
%genoHtrner. SIN Sabre 1916 ober
|betrigen nod Dem Soiirnal 81
Commerce bic 5ffentlih o~ngeSeieten
tn. tno olislGn0iIGen Gmiiiionen IN
ben Ser. Staten $9,567499,900
uno fein Sabr iberitiea oieie Gum.
me. Die fun6ierten S9utben oler
9obnen Der Ser. Staten betriiger
lam 80. Semi 1916 $9,279,91t,625.
Ser Decentralization tpudS In ben
'odt Sabren bon 1904 bis 1912 Inn
$50, 900, 900, olio I'M $4,000
900, 900 iGbrliG, tpie oiird ba8 Ben.
insbureoit feitgeiteIlt III, bieie 8if'
fern ihlieBen ieOoG Die @r1tn0perte
elm. @on bieIen obgeieben, betrue
6ns iGbrIi9e @o6stiim $497,619,.
.654.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
Doatreffcr!

Die reboIuttonGre g2e6e oes io5iaI.
I0emotratii6en %glbgeor6neten 2e0e-
bour bat bier ouBeroroentli1 gefal-
len. 0ns lit nlid beritGnoli6, ober
9leid3eitig ioIte iie ienett Die Qugen
I6ffnen, Die imfner nod bon elmer
beutideu aiitofrotie idfposen. Sn
eineu1 olitofr1tii9 %regterten Stadts-
|peien pflegm ioI6e 9fe0en niht &c.
balten al meroenb unO 2eltte. tpie Sc.
Ioeboitr fin6 bo geipo6nIi6 iider auf.
geboben. Gs miiB i6pn Elm sau5
nngeiu06nlides MaF BON &e0efret.
belt In einem 2an0e berri6er, no
man in arieqsaeiten 0erortiee olif.
ref5enOe Neoet qeitattet ltnb aud
nod mad Dem glIslan0e berbreiten
IaBt. 8ir feunen iogennnnte oeino.
.tratiid regierte 2Gnoer, mo- man oas
nidlt ouIoen tuiiroe. $50 man aid
einen Saroen ni6t 6uloen nilr6e,
|uno mo- man einen 2tebfne6t IGngIt
|unid16It6 geuuaft b1tte, ebe Inn in
DeutidInro 0as Sonoperf gelegt
'puroe. Die So5iaIiiten 0ie in eng.
LAMB uro 5ranfreid Die 8efGngniIie
filleu, tpiiien 0nbon 5u er8dblen.
Ser gor[ q. GrnIt. Ser Br1It0ent
beS Omaha S6uIrats uno anOere
iouten fi6 ben na6itebenben Cat
aus @erthol0 4uerbafs Gdriften
merfen nn0 feit einpr1gen: IS Fin
frem6e Sprode Ierren ufto
gut ipre6en gibt Der See[e cine in.
mere GoIeran5; man erfennt,
DOB oues innerIte 2e6en fid nod aud
.an0ers faiien un0 6oriteqen loiie:
m q Iernt fremDes 2eben
n6ten. gtit Hedt iogt elmer Der
.GroBten 9etfer nler 8eiten, altmei.
tier 8oetbe, in ieinen Marimen un6
aeffeftionen: o8er frem6e
9 pr1aen tiht fennt, iDeib nidts
bon ieiner eigenen." On oieiet aus.
ipru9 beg Meiiter6enfers erinnerte
abbofnt SarrD Slider ieinen Sole.
gen &rtbur g. @eIs BEL Der Ser.
Der giirger NIT ben 91it.
.gIieoern oes 2ebrerfomitees beg
SduIrats, = naer0ings, ME es
ideint, obne grfoLa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
Die 2lmfoabe See Srau.

6ohlcute bonn gdeban0epartament boben euen gufruf on rniere
arauerauet srI1ien. ait @nerfennlng erpd6nen fe ibre Sdtgfeft I'M
Gient oes 9ioten areu5es un6 ibr @ereben, Durd anegen BON Semitic.
qanpn elmer 0roben0en gabrngamtteInot 81 ite1ern. aber 9Iet68eth9
betonen fR, 0B bns Gr3eugen bon gabrngsmittdn better elm @eifdft
fr M1nner iH. Ole Sral babe cine onOere Quhabe: fe ioae Dem Ser.
fHpen0en bon gnbrungsmtteIn feuern. 4nibeineno ~unbe6eutenoe alet-
nigfgiten fno oa bon gBifhgfet. Cine flene Ghnhte Qrot, ofHog
Deggefuorfen, it bent5ntoge cine @erfbpenotng. gr baben etpn 5pan-
ala Milionen @ennH1ttefL 1mo miro in ieoer tdgid cine 8rothntte
neggeDorfeu, 70 teoeutet 0os bic gidtbenibung bon $4,000 9funb
Well, aus oenen man iber cine @2iQion 8fun06rolatbe bdHe tdgih
baden f0rnen. Sir elm Snbr beoeutet ons Die 8erftmsnoung bon 1900
600 G1nern g1ehI, Die gemngt bitten, I'm ~365t000O00 8rotabe al
baden. ga Az gu5I 3eBen notDenoig fn6, INN eth Sab g~eD0Bntiden
ma6Is ber8uheIen, 10 ban6et es fh aMo Inn cine gerftpen0ung bon
f6en Weiaionen guf6eL @ei8en. 4uf bent 4der nohien 0urdifnitItd
IA 910 guIbd g5ei8en. 9os tdgltde @egperRn elmer efn5isen Gfnitte
grot In jeoer merHaaHben Seutdte fount clio bern grnt@rtrag bon
100000 adern gIeid. Die indianapolis SEEMS benerfe on5u: oGiefe
aahIen fore8en fur fb fdbft aber nod ne6r, man fam 5ptfden ben
2cen Defer bon Der gegierung berousgegebenn Stdtftf etpas berats.
ifIen. SeOermann fam F6 /. 9. iagen, flroen oerartige Bulletins ber.
a~tsaeaebef mer6en, nenn mir ms nift III elmer orldenDen gotlo9e Be-.
fan6en2 Ser oufnerfime 2eer miro etuas bon Der Gorge Der gegierung
wobrnebnen, Die F9 in 6iden Bulletins tpieoerpRget. Die @augfraa
fpn BARN cine 0fnqen6e a~uffor0errng er6Gden, ME euinfht lire Der.
I0nIi6e D7itbIfe bem g&rf Der Sparhnfeit if. g1on un fe babel our
atrigcn @ebIfH babenl4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
OreibiotoulenS trttaiOnen Dollar.

Ger font 70 emit gu nebman0e 5ndn8reOdfteur efner 0roBen aaO
gDrfer 3eaung itrieb oieier Gage:
,gaH Gtreet bat bon Der @rfmrung os @ouberneur 9nroing bon
Der @unoes. Reerbebeboroe aenntns genomn1e1 nonaa Die geremgRn
5ta1ten ge3mHugen ien tuerban, 3ebntnheno getaionen uaf5ubringen
menn Der arieg Elm Sa6r lang ~anoduerte. Sn eineu SHterbiap IN
gIeoeLan0 bnt Straightforward 9dfer geugt Die rationale Administration
lee fb nuf eneu oreiid5rigen GrRg Dor nno Made ibe anorontngen
entfprehen6. G5 Inat fem @run0 Dor, on Dem al 3pefeln, mas &C.
Eret1r B1der iagt unO atbe Street4 pir6e 6nber gan5 unO gar nit Der.
aanoert hmL lpenn bic 0erenigten Saaen ndt nit Deniger nls oreiBig.
tmabnD Miaionen aregsfoten aus benz arege bralsfommen DTroen.
So mag n0hg im, snetmieno @dlionen ODER 10 IN ieoem Sabre ourh
getaterung al erbebet aber 0ng gdf fam 0ufa Suure gang gut aablen
Wnn Street neigt inOeien gu Der 4nnnbme BIN odB, u~ngeobtt aMr
siunneH, Die nussegeben neroeH, 0as gan6 nift Ietoen miro. SIN @egap
tell Sail Street 1T Der @enung, Dob Die OreBigtmteno Nliatonet ene
quite @eI0anldge fn0."
SO es f4 I'm 10 bI @eto ban6eIt ihre6t 0a8n Der gau gorfr
&eraIo, it Is nntHrIid ntnhg, 5u efobren, hie gaa Street fiber Die
Code 0enft un0 bic 6refBigtauien0 MISUNDERSTANDING 1T 0aber gu
tutersfmt. os Dob fe Dem aa9Rn0en gnblitrm bOrent5oHen De0en
Ioate. Sh6n lit Die fee 3uDeridt os Giunn8reoattsurs, 6B Spetauien6
Wfaionen grtrafalern Ds Sabr fir oos merHonHte 8dt nht mebr
Die efne gagateae inO. cine 9umue Die man, ME Der gerIiner fngt
NIT efner &dn0 5nhIen fdnn-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

To-day an attempt is being
made in the Senate to reintro-
duce into the espionage bill a
provision dropped Saturday on
Senator Hoke Smiths motion.
That provision authorized the
President to embargo our trade
with European neutrals in case
they continue trading with Ger
many.
No one wants to agitate any
plan that will result in our aid
ing Germany directly or in.
directly. The bill as amended
by the Senate Saturday author.
ICES us to stop the export to
any European neutral of any
goods which that neutral is let
ting go through to Germany.
This is right and proper; it is
simply taking care that our
citizens shall not violate our
laws and trade with the enemy.
The provision as originally
drawn-and an attempt will be
made to-day to restore it--went
further than this. 1t authorized
President Wilson to stop all our
trading with any neutral like
Switzerland or Holland, who
trade with Germany in its own
goods. We have the power to
pass such a law; the only reason
for not doing so is that its pas
sage would hurt us more than
Germany.
We all recall the bitter protest
that Our country sent to Eng
land when England forbade
E~nglishmen to trade with such
of Our citizens as traded with
Germany. That was the black
list. We now propose to black
list whole countries for exercis-
ing the right to trade with Ger
many which we automatically
proved that all neutrals have.
Holland has more butter than
she needs, but she has no coal
or iron. Switzerland has more
condensed wilk than she can
use, but she has no coal and
dyes. Holland sends her butter
to Germany, Switzerland her
milk, and they get in return
coal, iron and dyes, Now it is
proposed for America to
threaten not to send Holland
and Switzerland wheat unless
they agree to cease trade with
Germany. We can starve them,
for they can get wheat nowhere
else. If in order to get wheat
they stop trading with Ger
many, they will have to close
great industries; Switzerland's
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
Consideration For NOutTaIS.
ATTEMPT TO STARVE THEM into SUBMISSION
WOULD Be ILLEGAL.
on. Y. EWING MAILl

business will be paralyzed with
out German coal.
Even if the gain to us is large
enough, we should incur the
odium that would attach to us
in the eyes Of European
neutrals. II is an odium that
even England has Stunned. Her
merchants have not been pre-
vented from trading with Hol-
land and Switzerland, in order
to force these lands to stop
intercourse with Germany. In
fact, England has arranged with
Holland for a formal division OF
Dutch exports between England
and Germany. We are asked
to go further. 1t is a fact that
can be ascertained from recent
newspaper files-it is a fact that
the proposal of an American
embargo on food for European
neutrals was discussed publicly
in London before it was adj
vocated here.
When this war is over we
shall need commercial friends
among foodeating lands. The
great British market may be
lost to us; all recall the recently
accepted plan of a British i'm.
perial preference tariff designed
to throw to Canada and Aus.
tralia the provisioning of Great
Britain. We shall need all
markets outside the British em-
pire.
What would be the result
upon Germany if we take this
course? How near is she to
starvation? Herbert Hoover
knows more about that matter
than any one else. He tells us
that the talk of a starving Ger
many is false. He says that
Germany has now enough food
for two years more, even if she
takes off her present restrictions
on its use.
Does she not thereby de-
monstrate the futility Of this
plan that is advocated in Wash
ington? It's adoption would
stultify our entire controversy
with Great Britain during the
war, our whole defense Of neu-
trail rights. It would cause us
to put on European neutrals an
odious pressure that even Great
Britain has Stunned. 1t would
ALLEVIATE those whom we shall
most need as friends after the
war. And 1t would--so the best
informed mar in the world tells
US - wholly miss its practical
aims.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
Sine masnetiide SanS.

auf cine febr etnfa4e tiinitli9s
9anb, bic fir reft bieIe 3pede bsrs
tpenbbar 1T unb babel fe9r groBe
&rdfta dus5uiiben geItattet, madt
cine elestrpteauii@e 3eitidrift aufz
msrtfnm. sic 1T pettsr niats alb
Gin iogenanntsr Sopfmngnst, ber
mitteIs zines augelgelenies an Der
ben armtumpf umfdIiebenbsn Mloils
If9ette angebraht lit. Ser Sppfs
magnet bsftebt aus einetn 3DIinbris
|fden giisntsru unb einem Jpn i'm,
gebenben uub NIT i6m mngnetif9
berbunbsnen stfernen 9obl3Dlinoer
gleider 50be. Die magnettIierenben
Drabtniubungen Iiegen in bsn 3pis
i4enraum spiIden bsiben unb iinb
70 segeH gsf9dbigungsn b~DIlitdn0ig
gei9ibt. sic psrbsn bur9 einsa
Stedtontatt an bic 2i4tIeitung ober,
no folde fsblt, an cine tlsine Qttus
mulatorens8 atterie angeIalofien; es
geniigen f9on i9pahe Strome, I'm
cine trdfttge Magnsttiisrups su srs
seugen. Das @in> un6 QusTdaIten
bes Stromes nirb bur9 ben SUP
obsr irgsnb cine aSrpsrbetpeguag Be-
pirtt. SnfOlgs 6ss augelseIentes
fam bic 5nftf[d6e bes Mdgnettn
nab allen ai4tungen beliebig einges
itsllt unb bur4 Gsittlemmet in biss
fee Gage ftarr ooer aud nit elmer
geipifIen 8epegIi6teit ge6alten ipers
ben. gRit @ortsil IisBe ii9 aud bisre
fiir cine mnguetii4e Ruppelung bsrs
tpenben.
Grit BEN Sopfmagneten t6nnen
ale eiTernen @egeHitdnbe, p6ne baB
fe Defenders bdfri bsrgeri6tet su
Isin braudsn, srsriffsn unb nit grOs
ber araft fefgsbaItsn bsrbsn. Die
magnetif6e 9nHb sisnst fi9 besbal6
o5ne fpeItsres fir ale In Der gilsns
inbnItrie rortommsnben Qrbeiten, fpie
Gsilsn, Grebsn, Gtnn3el II. I. 10.
Bel an6eren Dsrf5sussn unb SnErus
menten, fpie 3. .. benz 9obsI 05er
slettriIdsu SaaItstn, ipGre ss mir
n6tig. iie nit irgsno elmer eiTernen
plntte 5a psrisben, am oua ie nit
Der mnsnetifasn 5onb in Sang Ists
sen gu t6nnsn. 9ur9 eseignet oss
itnItstt electromagnetic Iisbsn fh
aud anbsre grsiFbeipegnngsn, ME Sci
sirer 8anee obsr elmer pin3stts ubsr
an9 Bet tiinFIideH Ginasru, ersislsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
EFFECT OF
THE SUBMARINE WAR.

Discussing the possibility Of
smoking out the last slackers
in England still desperately
clinging to their civilians
clothes, The Daily Mail, Lon
don, says in part:
"'The present situation is that
there is a shortage of 100000
men. The submarine menace is
responsible for this shortage by
compelling the diversion Of
man power to agriculture and
shipbuiIding. The missing 100,-
200 can be obtained by the new
Bill, and there is, unfortunately,
no doubt that they will be sore
" wanted. Mr.. Bonar Law
warned the nation in grave
terms that "in the fighting in
prospect the casualties would be
terrible" Unofficial estimates,
prepared by great authorities,
give the strength of the Ger
man armies today with linden
burgs levies as greater by
10000 men in the aggregate
than a year ago. The enemy is
believed to have raised another
10000 infantry for his eastern
front and to have placed $780,
900 additional infantry In "a
general reserve which will be
brought into play at the crisis
Of the fighting. This force must
be met If the Allies are to win
the war"
WILL UNCLE SAM DO IT9
The only and decisive means
Of preventing the Germans from
disturbing the Allies in to fight
them in their home waters
Admiral Degouy.
The French Admiral would
have the enemy's submarines
stopped or destroyed as they
leave their bases. These tactics
have been urged upon the Brit
ish Admiralty again and again,
but Intellectually. Apparently
it believes that the plan is inn
practicable. THE Sum-
We can tell The Sun why the
plan is impracticable. John Bull
is afraid to risk even part of
his navy. He finds digging
out the rats" an improbable oc-
cupation. But we have quoted
London papers urging the Unit.
ed States to send its navy into
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bic Mngoben 0es RoFeDelt deu 4reB.
agenten nber ben foIoHnIen an0rnng
bon 8~reiuiaigen su ben 6obnen oes
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SdminoeI; in @irfIihfeit babe MIR
line Sonopoa 2eitte fih bereit er-
Hart Mo0iebelt naM 6rantreid 81
ioIath. Menm Die 4nanben Der
BofIo nif @ubrbeit berubens mas
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ihlefte @riaen berltrinfen, be.
urteiIen fonntert bonn uir0en Sic
tpiiien, fpie teuer 0ieieIben idIieBli9
ftnh. OF. @eiInnb. Greulont.
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borIiegt oarm 1T es b~eritGnoIih,
|mesbnlb Der YrdiiOert Rooiebelt Die
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b~orentbnlten bot.
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German waters to blast a way''
for an attack on the German
coast"
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unO Rriegsseit 1T @eIo mtr fir eini-
ge neniae nno foitet alien onOeren
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