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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
LARGE VILLA FORCES
FIGHT NEAR JUAREZ
Bandit Is Said to Have Dispatched
Several Thousand Men To-
Mard Durango.

Ell PASO, Texas, Dec. 3l.-Fight-
ing Is in progress between the advance
guard of Gen. Francisco Murguias
force of seven thousand men and
Villas army of at least equal size, at
n point between Santa Rosalia and
.Imenez. according to the reports of
passengers arriving here today from
chihuahua city. They said that villa
had dispatched several thousand men
into Durango on recruiting raid,
after which 1t was expected he would
advance with his concentrated COM
mands against Chihuahua city again.
This rumor, they added, had caused
some apprehension among the people
of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
PRELATES DECLARE
AGAINST A TRUCE
More Than Fifty Prominent
Men Believe Wars End Now
Would Be Premature.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l-In a
signed document addressed to the
nation. more than fifty prelates and
laymon OF various denominations rep
Iesenting many sections of the coun-
try have united in warning against
what they declare may be a premature
peace in Europe which may bring u
curse instead OF blessing"
Sunday Among Them.
Among the signers to the document
made public here today are Lyman
Abbott, President lIibben of Prince
ton. former Attorney General Bona
parte. Winston Churchill the author,
President King Of Oberlin college. CT
ford Finchot, George Wharton Pepper
of Philadelphia, Rev. william A.
(Billy) Sunday, James NJ. Specr chair
man of the Laymen's Missionary
movement, Rev. C. X. Nelson Episco-
pal Bishop of Atlanta, Rev. Joseph +.
Berry Methodist Episcopal bishop of
Philadelphia, Rev. Philip NJ. Rhine
lander Episcopal bishop of Pennsylva-
MIA, Kev. William Lawrence Episco-
pal bishop uf Massachusetts,. Rev,
Harry Il Fosdick o! Union Theologi-
cal seminary, Rev. Charles =, Ander-
SUI EBlsN'pii 'lSiibp VI ,ii'bn't oiiNs
Rev. William T. Manning rector of
Trinity church New York.
"COnsidcr Belgium
The address declares the Christians
Of America should consider tho right
or wrong of the occupation OF Bel
gium, Poland and Serbia, the Arme-
nian massacres, the destruction OF mer-
chant ships. the hardships of Jews and
cyriaps tho "nttpmpi 10 array Moglp M
against Christian In holy war" and
should be reminded that 'peace is the
triumph of Righteousness and net the
mere sheathing Of tho sword"
It further declares that the slgners
"view with some concern the organ
ICED and deliberate efforts now being
made so to stampede Christian sentl-
ment as to create public opinion
blindly favorable to stopping hostili-
tics without adequate consideration OF
the Issues which the war involves"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
DEATH OF ARTISTS MODEL
is A MYSTERY TO POLICE
Body Is Found with Throat Cut and
Officers Now Seek Man She
Knew Us Ericnh.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-Mys-
terry surrounds the murder OF Grace
Roberts, a young artists model whose
body was found late last night in her
room In an uptown apartment house.
Her throat had been cut and she had
been badly beaten Furniture In the
room was overturned, glassware was
broken and everything in disorder.
Thus far the police have been un-
able to obtain a clew to the murder.
They are looking for young man who
Is said TO have been n frequent caller
upon the girl and who, It is hoped.
may be able to throw some light upon
the mystery. His automobile license
number is known TO the authorities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
VILLA FORCES CAPTURE OF
FORMER CARRANZA TOWN
Bandits Followers Are Stationed
TlruOut section Adjacent to
Preside. Texas.

PRESIDIO. Texas Dec. 31.-Nlla
forces have occupied Mulato % miles
southeast of Ojnaga. following its
evacuation by the Carranza garrison
1t vas learned here today from a
trustworthy source.
Major Manuel Milendez arrived at
Ojinaga last night after "A brush with
a villa band near San Antonio, bring
inE three prisoners with him. He left
this morning to reinforce Colonel
Rioias, the Ojinaga commander now
in the field. This leaves Oiinaga with
out troops. Small bands of villa fol-
lowers, numbering about two hundred
men. are reported to be stationed al
various points near here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
WINTER RESORT IS BURNED
Loss of Approximately 5000. 900 Is
Result of Flames.

AUGUSTA. Ca, DC. si.-Hampton
Terrace hotel, n winter tourist resort
In North Augusta. was destroyed by
fire carly today rhe Losses is csti-
mated at 100000. Crossed wires are
believed to have started the blaze
The hotel had not been opened fer
the season, but about 100 attaches
were i'm tho building. All escaped
without injury
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
WHITE WAY" GREETS
COMING OF NEW YEAR
Driest Celebration New York
Has Seen in Years Results
From Mayors Orders.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-When the
coming of 1917 at 1880 o'clock to-
night New York greeted the an
nouncement with its usual carnival Of
noise, but IL was the driest New Years
eve the city had seen in many years
In The face of Mayor Mtchcls threat
to revoke the licenses of those who
disObeyed his orders. revelry ceased In
hotels and restaurants promptly at |
o'clock In recompense for the cur
failing of their liberties tonight, New
Workers will be permitted to drink to
the health of 1917 until a. IN. to-
morrow night.
Is II Merry Din.
But the mayor placed no ban on n
boy scout demonstration at midnight
The sirens OF river Joined in the chO-
rus of church bells as the hour struck
Countless thousands in the streets
added to the din with horns and cow
bells.
The celebration began earlier than
usual because the police were given
rigid orders to see that there were no
violations Of the law in respect TO the
Observance OF sunday Patrolmen were
stat ioned every rs feet in Broadway
from Thirty-fourth to Fifty-ninth
street.
No Vacant Seats.
There were no vacant seats either
in the restaurants famous along the
Great White Way" nor in those less
widely known, but those who had
made reservations were more circum-
spect than usual in their merrymaking.
Prop ietors showed every evidence Of
a desire to obey the law and keys
were made to fit front doorlocks
which had not been turned in years.
But there was "A sobcrer side to the
welcome given the dawning year.
watch night" services were held in
scores of churches while pastors Of
fered prayers for worldwide peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
GIVE PRESENT TO EMPLOYEES
Cotton Belt Declares Dement'S Against
Workers Will he Erased.

FORT WORTH, rexas. Dec. 81
The Cotton Belt railway system will
erase all demerit and discredit marks
beginning January l against all its
employees. according TO a bulletin post
ed here Sunday at the instance of
j. NJ. Herbert, president OF the Cotton
Belt railway Cf Texas and first VICE
President of the st. Louis Southwest
ern Railway company. Fifty demerit
marks on the Cotton Bcis is equivalent
to dismissal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01

LAREDO, Texas Dec. 81 Follow
Ing military funeral. the body of
Private Edmund O'Sullivan Of Com
pany I. First New Hampshire infantry,
who accidentally killed himself when
his rifle was discharged in his tent
AT Xapata on Thursday night. was
shipped TO his old home in Nashua,
n. H., today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
CHICAGO, LIKE NEW YORK,
HAD A VERY DRY NIGHT
Lid Had Been Clampcd on and in But
Few Places Was II Lifted.
Wee Bit.

CHICAGO, Dec. 81. -- Chicago's S
celebration of New Years eve was
one of the driest In the history of the
city, according to police reports. Hun
dreds of persons succeeded n prying
the lid loose by engaging rooms and
suites at some of the larger hotels
and serving liquor, which had been
purchased yesterday otherwise. the
police asserted, the lid was tight ex-
cept between midnight and O'Clock
u. N.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
hit Ammunition Plants.

ROME, Dec. 3I.-lNIn London,
4:45 p. M m)-The following official an
nouncement was made here today:
There was the usual artillery fight
Ing yesterday In the mountain area
east of Gorilla and on the Carso. Di-
rect hits on the Carso caused the ex-
plosion of an enemy ammunition de-
pot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
U. S. OWNERSHIP OF HENS
Would Have Government, Regulate the
Price of Eggs

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 31-Gov-
ornment ownership of hens was re-
ferfed to as being more timely than
federal ownership of railroads. tele-
phone and telegraph systems and
other utilities by Il. Il. Sunny. presl-
dent of the Chicago Telephone COM
pany in an address tonight in the Uni
versity club before the Bcndmcn's
club.
Tho average person is more inter
ested In the price of eggs than he IL I'm
the regulation of freight rates or the
telephones or other utilities" declared
Mr. sunny.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
TWO MEN READY
TO BE GOVERNOR
Arizona Capital Stirred With
Indications of Civil Strife
at Inauguration
PARTY LEAVES CANDIDATE
Armed Guards Stationed By
Present Executive to Keep
Opponent Out.

PHOENIX. Arlz., Dec. 3l.-Prep-
arations are complete for the in
auguration OF two men as governor OF
Arizona tomorrow. Thomas II. Camp
bell. Republican govornor-clect armed
with certificate OF election. Will de-
liver an inaugural address somewhere
about the statehousc. guard of six
men who have been on duty at the
governors office since Saturday have
been instructed by Gov G. W. T.. Hunt,
1t Is said, to keep Campbell away.
Governor Hunt, IL was stated to-
night. has prepared an inaugural ad-
dress.
Rcpudiatcs Party Leaders.
The most interesting development OF
the day was the action of the chair
man and secretary of the Democratic
state central committee in sending out
letter to the members of the COM
mittee, calling for "A meeting on jan
uary 10 TO determine whether the
committee shall support the governor.
The letter is interpreted as a repudi-
alton of the governor In the follow
ing.
I'VE believe the welfare of the
be beyond the personal wishes of any
officeholder or candidate. and we are
firmly convinced that its welfare as
n party, as well as the interests of the
state. are seriously affected by the ax-
pressed intention of Governor Hunt
To refuse to surrender his office Ia
Campbell"
Clash l. Expected
The town is filling up with out of
town adherents of both Campbell and
Hunt, and there are threats of clash
tomorrow in the caIitol Tho police
and sheriff's office are taking meas
urcs to meet any disorder.
Counsel for Campbell stated tonigh,
that on Tuesday the matter would be
taken into courts in order that il may
bc determined who shall be the dc
faCto governor at the time Of the
meeting of the Legislature on Jan.
uary S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
Hacking VcnisclOs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S1.-Several
hundred Greek residents of Washing
ton at a meeting today adopted reso-
lutions indorsing the provisinial gov
crrment of former Premier Nenizelos
bui rot until the police had elected
x,bout fifty of King Constantine's SYM
Nhizers who had made disturbance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
ErOm Pan TO Iirr.

fALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 3l.-
The city's coal famine has become so
acute that many families, unable to
get orders for fuel filled. have moved
to hotels. Now the hotels are facing
O fuel shortage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
EORTY-SlX BURNED

MONTREAL, Dec. 3t.-Forty-
six women were burned TO death
in fire that destroyed st, Ferd-
nand de Halifax asylum at st.
Ferdinand de Halifax, Megantic
county, Quebec. late Saturday
night, according to report re-
ceivcd here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
SPANISH NEWSPAPERS
SPRING WILSON NOTE
Official Reply From Spain
Has Been Received by Sec
retary Lansing.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Opinion
as to the effect of the entente reply
to the peace proposals of the central
powers varies widely here, but In all
quarters interest now centcrs upon the
allies answer To President Wilson's s
note IN which peace advocates ar
IDENTIFY hope to find an opening for ad-
Vancement of the negotiations.
Official comment from officials of
the administration was lacking en-
tirely again today. Secretary Lans-
ing formally announced that the en-
tente reply had not been cabled for
delivery to Germany and her allies
and that the state department had re-
ceived the official text of the Spanish
note refusing 10 join in IA peace move
mont at this time.
Cause of Surprise.
publication of the Spanish note gave
the American public its first intima-
ton that copies of the presidents note
to the belligerents proposing discus
sion of peace terms had been ac-
companied, when delivered to neu-
trails, with a suggestion that the action
of the United States be supported.
Whether such a suggestion went with
the copies to all neutrals is not known,
was done in the case of Spain. The
action of the Spanish government in
giving out its reply for publication
prior to its receipt here caused sur
prise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
COUNTRY IS IN DEBT,
M'AD00 TELLS PEOPLE
Almost Three Hundred Mil
lion viii Be Deficit Under
Existing Law.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-Secretary
McAdoo estimated tonight that under
existing revenue laws the govern
mcnt's deficit on June 80. 1918, will
he s27g. .000.O and that in ordcr TO
meet this condition and give the treas
ury the necessary working balance of
100000, 900 congress will have to
raise 1873 100000 additional revenue
during the coming fiscal year. The
secretary takes 1t for granted that
bonds Will be issued for S1S4,256,0 900
TO reimburse the general fund for
SlG2.4lS.O00 estimated expenditures
for tho Mexican border patrol up to
estimated expenditures for the
Alaskan railway to June 30, 1918. This
would leave sl94,slr,o00 to be raised
by taxation.
Country Must Pay.
"The wealth and resources of the
country are so great" Mr.. McAdoo
said. that II will not be difficult to
raise this amount approximately
$500, ,000,000) by internal taxation,
which can be distributed in such
way as not to bear heavily or unjustly
upon anybody.
Congress has already authorized the
lSSuc VI ooiluS W pIoNlue tnc SOV,VVV,-
000 authorized for a merchant ma
rinc, and the s2O,00O,O0O authorized
for nitrate plant. | presume that
bonds Will he authorized by the con-
gress for the s25,O00.000 required for
the purchase of the Danish West In
dies.
"There Is not included in the fore
going anything for an omnibus public
buildings bill,
Hopes for Best.
IL earnestly hope that even as to
some of the Items which are included
in the estimates material reductions
and savings may be effected"
The secretary prefaced his comment
with the statement that 1t was not for
the treasury department to prepare
revenue measures and that what he
said merely expressed his personal
viewa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
REFUGEES SAY VILLA
IS GAINING STRENGTH
Bandit Chieftain HA Won
Several Carranza Garrisons
to His Colors, Is Report.

LAREDO. Texas, Dec 3l.-Nine
foreign refugees who reached the bor-
der here today, after an ll-day trip
from Turrcon, report that constitu-
tionalist garrisous at several small
places in the Torreon district had
joined the villa forces when they
started for the border They say three
trainloads of refugees of various ma
tionalitics left Torrcon one hour be-
fore the Villa army appeared there
and are slowly working their way to-
ward the border by way of Aguas
Calicntes and san Luis Potosi. Train
service is described as demoraliZcd
These refugees stated the Nilistas were
apparently meeting with little resist
ance.
Alarm at PotoSi.
At san Luis Potosi. thru which they
passed several days ago, the passen-
gers said there was great alarm over
reports that Nillistas We're approach
ing the vicinity. They could not con
firm reports OF the city having fallen
The number of refugees on the three
trains reported en- route for the bor-
der was given as about one thousand,
about half of which number are Chi.
nese. Fully one thousand foreigners
remained in Torreon, il is said.
The refugees arriving today were
without baggage and practically pen
niless. having fled. they stated. fear
inG atrocities by the forces capturing
Torreon.
Efforts are being made in Nuevo
Laredo tonight to locate the three
trainloads of refugees.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
What Of Morgan?

The result, according to the letter
might he a sudden drop in the cost
of living and the complete exposure
of the man who said to Germany
give me fifty millions of margins and
I'll end the war by making ii impossi-
bic Tor the allies To finance them
selves: of his trip to the cmporcr for
the perfecting of his scheme; of the
return in an undersea boat of forty
millions of American securities; of the
smashing OF the market and the di-
viding of the profits of over fifty mill
lions and the beginning of a new
smashing leak campaign"
Mr.. Lawson says he does not affirm
that an Investigation will show all
these things. but that II will show the
truth or untruth of these stories
which are beneath today's surface.
and Will at the same time show the
working of gigantic publicity opin-
n-making affair-"working over
time to lay the blame of the leak dis
aster at tine door of the associates of
the greatest president since Lincoln.
altho these men We're absolutely free
from any cntanglcmcnt with teh af-
fair"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
THE VfErhER

TULSA, Dec. 3i.-Temperatures:
Maximum 20; minimum. 25. Rainy.
FORECAST FOR OKLAHOMA
Monday and Tuesday, generally fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
LAWSON WILLING
TO S!H0W MIl cnM '1,aI'I,
Apv s,olooS ln'''''''l
President Must Strike While
Iron Is Hot or Records
Will Be Destroyed.
TALKS OF FINANCE SCHEMES
In an Hour Wolf of Wall
Street Claims He Can
Convince Wilson.

BOSTON, Dec. 3l.-An offer to con-
interview of the wisdom OF suggest
ing TO congress an immediate inVcsti-
CATION of stock market manipulations
OF the last two years Is contained in
letter from Thomas W. Lawson Of
this city Ia Congressman Robert l..
Henry. chairman of the house COM
mittcc on rules. made public tonight.
The letter, which Is in response to
the congrcssman's request for infor-
nation rs a basis for an inquiry into
rumorcd leak from Washington to
wall street In connection with the
peace note Of President Wilson. as
sctts that an Investigation would dis.
close the operations of great false
ncwsmakcr" aiming at the complete
hcfdddlns of the American people as
10 the real Vitals of the hour"
People Being Robbed.
In the letter Mr. lpvtou rcncws
prey Nioug statements that the so-callcd
leak of last week was one of series
thru which he says the American
people were robbed Of hundreds OF
millions of their savings, and par
ticular few bcncficiarics secured
some siXty-odd millions Of direct
plundcr. some of which was split
with important people,
Other leaks are coming, the letter
predicted. which will have similar re-
suits. The letter suggests that con-
gress appoint committee of investi-
cation with powers, made up of men
with the caliher of Justice Brandeis,
Comptroller Williams. Senator owen
and Congressman Henry, and that
the committee begin its investigation
at once i'm New York before books,
papers and other records can be de-
stroycd".
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01
PROSPERITY TALK

Tulsa today begins her history with
new page Of time spread before her,
II she succeeds IN adding to her ac'
complishmcnts of 1915 she will com
tlnue TO impress the COuntry as The
Wonder city Of the United Si9tes'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10
Amt Scs D~i5ckan5lcrs
miro ab9cfhafft!

X S~lmIter0ant. 10. Oft. Sad et.
lier aus Berlin ein9etrofienen WleI.
bung, bat Der gteidstog 6as Ct.
gdn3ungsbuoset angenommerl.
S(u9 itimntte Der MeiGstog benz
antrag oes $aupt. ausidulies All,
oaB boS Nut oes @i5e. aan8ler8 an
81. @dra 1919 obgeidofft per0eft
iole.
Ger giei6ston5Ier Or. Geora mi
daeIis CAB Dem 9tcidst1g fiber Die
gili6ten oes 8i5e.annslers guf.
iGlub unO erfldrte, er babe nidlt be.
obiidtigt, ben @i5esaan3ler gum
MitteImonn 5fptiden Dem ann3Ier
un6 ben Staotsiefret1ren 81 MAIDEN,
o0er feline Stellung iiber bic Der
StoatSIefret1re 81 erboben.
Der RonaIer, fiiete Or. MiMaelis
Del, braitde einen @ertreter. Der frei
lei bon Den 2niten eiues Staatsiefre.
t1rs, lin Die 4r6eit Ser beridie0enel1
g(ltsidiIle, oenen Die geualtiaen
mirti9oitlifjen g[itfeaben in gerbil.
oune NIT Observation-Disclosures
uno IN Der ltebergn1gsberio0e o6lie.
gen, auiommen3uglieoern. Gr itinttll.
te Bel, Dab na8 gmt ON Sdluiie 6e3
rG6iteH 6inon5iobreS o69eidofft
iperoen ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10
0etle C~AaerbduIcr
filr linlere 211arinc!
adlt rieilae @e6dnbe III Den Sunpt-
BdfeH erri6tet.

8ai6in9ton, 10. ct. eincr
fiir3lid bier aetRodten 2lnfiinOigpng
5ufolge merben adt neue rielige Ma.
rire-N iagn8ine in oen S~ollptbGfen
oeB 2anoes oemua6it fertiggeIteIt
uno ibrer 8eitimnuHa ~ibereeben
iueroel7.
9ns in Ser 8rooflDner Gabb
9aro erridtete @ebGu6e, tpel6es
iber 100000 gefoItet bot uno am
1. g2obelnber fertig fein ioG, lit aus
beriteiftem @eton nit Gto6lItongen.
Stiiben er6aut, If Stodperfe bod
un0 BAT 100000 0uooratfuB (etpa
4 Qder) Rauninbalt.
9os @ebdp0e lit in flint Itonaten
erridtet moroen uno 4 Stodmerfe
fino tatiddlid fertia eeiteat. gs lit
ouf Dem aIte Garooeplnb Der glabb
garo erriftet pornen. Dem ein5ig
freien glat, 0er BORT nod bor6anoen
tpar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10
6etarS ~bck6mpft
Oc~mticbmnterrie6t

Cos g[ngeles. Gal, 10. Cft.
Der irilbere omeritaniide @eianote
III GcutiAlailo. Sanes g8. @eraro,
bentertte geitern in elmer Neoe Dor
Dem bieiiaen 90 Stub. OaB er Der
auiidt iei, Dab Der oelttiAe 6pradp
unterrtdt III 0ifentlidea llnterridts
auitaIten odu8lid fallen aclaiien uuo
Our6 Die ipaniide SpraAe eriebt
uer0en ioate. bic beionbers fir Die
5tuoenteu Der iii0meitliden S6uten
bon lnidaBbarem 9htben iein miir6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10
Brpans Nmsfaoen
p0ni9 bcitdtiat!

@oi6iugtou, Q. g.. 10. Oft.
Gadl ether Gonieren8 init &rdit0ent
@iIion anb Genotor Goutcrene &C.
tern bctannt, bob Der 9rdiioert bic
4nooben beS $errn u. S. grpalt
beitdtiat, oie oaDiu Inuten, 0aB Ct
Dem 4~raiioeuteu tttrB Dor Der a6.
fabrt Der 2uiitania ni6t m~itqeteilt
bo6e, oaB oas Sdiff Gin Mtrnitton8.
fargo fibre, nod i'm eriudt babe,
4nlerifoner non ser 9(breiie aui bent.
ieIben o~65ubolten. Ser Senator
idgte, ct bate niGt8 erfabretL mas
Serrn 9rpan5 9ugaben 8uipioerlalt.
ZEN miiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10
S~tra6enbdbnet iin6
mieSer an Scr Arbeit!

CT. &au( 0liul, 10. Oil. - Sic
itreifenben StraBenbagner firo CUR
4r6eit 8uriidgefebrt, obne lire 6or.
0erungeu errei6t at baben. Die
&ommiiiion peigerte iid, Die Giro
Observation-Disclosures 81 8pingeL 81
lpagen Srgoniiotionsagitation emit
laiienc QlRgeitelte wieber o~n5uIteaen.
Inter ben @emertidaften berridt
groBa tlnaufrie0enbeit.