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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
pr6i. t1ilicn bon Scr
Ccpalttdt temtic6antcr.
Burger iiberScmgt!
8icscr1Dlt Dem Reprdicntnrtteu
9per, BAH rr an bereu Srere
glanbe.

@of6inaton, 3. auguft. Tin
BEN fhlimnen GinfLiHett Bic an Der
Irbeit Iin6, ertgegen8unrbetter, bat
8rdiioent Billion helite gfepraien.
tant 2per bon Mifiouri elm per.
ionlides Sdreiben 3ugebeu Iaiien.
iii peIhem CT tpie6er1Hm ieirem Ser.
troucn in bic 9onoIjtdt Der meiiten
8Hrqer 0eutiden 8lutes IN oieiem
Qan0e @us0rud Gilt.
9ner bate iidl In eincm @riefe
ar Den 4%rditbenten iIber Die Ser
fotqiutg non Gattlh " Herifaaern
in ct. 2outs ieiteus 8un0esbeamtert
beflQgt. ct bob beionoers ben San
0es gabnboitnteiiters Otto Sob.
mann berbor, Der megen onaeblifer
lluLoDoIitdt aus benz 8ienit entIai.
fen nuroe.
G1er ftrte6 Sem 8rdIioenten
0ab SoBmonn felt t6 25obren I'M
gun6esoienit geIton0en Dem ipuni'
ifeft arieg ala Sol0at ntitgemodt,
Bombs Der fyreibeits 2lnleiba ge-
faaft, gum Soften arel8 beigetra.
gen uno bic 2anoesfL1gae hber lei.
mem 6eim BAT pebelt laIien. felt
Sic Ser. 5tanten arieg an Geutif
lano erfldrt Guttenl
SIR grief bat tn meiner SSt.
nern eillen 8ie1er1aa geflia0eu"
oatnortete Ser 4raiioeut &errn
Zoar. .e5h babe aus beridieoe-
ren GueIen aenntniB aber ota tn.
glHtieiqe Gage ertoItell, In mcIdar
cir GROCER Seil lalierer Mit5itr8cr
lDeaen Hires 6eutiaen %llriprmgs
o0r 46itamalilng 9ebrodt iin0.
Sd BIN Fder, eli beoorf feiner
9eriiferltag meiues Ger.
trauens in Bic POLICE Sauterfett
un6 Qo0altt1t bet groBen @loiic
unierer n|iitblrger oelrtihen glu.
tas cit niIian, odB ih niht ein.
nal, ion0eru bieIa U}aIe tn metnett
6Hentli4cn Qnipro6en 0ieiar, mel.
acf1 @ertraltea 4us0nlt 8ege9en
babe.
sd nlodte nid nod eiunal
6iefe ncina Qaiitt batonerb un0
5fDar neil Dies ben Gin0rut Ter.
0orrufen fonnte, ols of Don mel.
ner 1aite elm 3pciiet o%tfgefommeu
mare, 6aB 6as Golf rlaine bisberi-
gen 8er'tderuugen ols mlftlhtig
aufgenommen bet
pGarf ih bjeletdt boflthit be-.
rauf binfDetetJ boB as lcitt ieia
miiroe 'pon Ben 5teQen Heiner fritz
6aren 3a0aH oAf bic id bingcpies
fat 6abe. 6abrdud 8I MAIDEN. Inn
etpas at unternebman. oas, ME idj
nidt neaig hoffa, ~baitrogen miro,
Ben u6teu ginflaHeH bic an 8arte
iino, ent9egen 81 arbetten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
1DiScritanN gcgcn
Die 2lMsbebungs
In Georgia, @0rt6 Carolina nnO
Gflabpmd iupleu 6armer lire
SO6ue Ridt beracbeu.

8aIbingtoH, 3. auguit. Dos
sSuiti80epnrteuleut bat llnterIubull.
gea iber berpuffnetcn g9ioeritauo &c.
gen ole 9lu8babung on9eiteqt. US
beiBt, 6aB @ebirgsbguobuer un0
6aruter ieRlr @egea0an it@ baDafi.
net bnbeu uuo Dar0en Der Qn5he-
bung NIT @epalt b~egegnei. Die
Gagieruug bat 54ritte ergriffen, bic
Nebeliou 3u uuterorildeu.
5abannab, @a., 3. &itBuit. =
6arner bei 8uIab Gbrrh, II Qteis
len BON Bladsbeur, ga, 1eoen iih
NIT 5atgrpofien uaO maNeubofter
1atnitjpu parieben til Der Abiidjt 8u
perbiH0ern Dab i5re Sobue ms Seer
geprcBt merocl.
aoa, CfIa., 8. 4uguit. Sn 5e.
mirole GouHtp lift 0er critic Quirubr
ge8an bic 4usbe5ltts aa5gcbroden.
Die llnrlt5Gt tetlgH iib aid Dem
beuad6orten 4ontotot Gqurtp nit.
3ic 6risco @rtide sit 5rancts
muroe mitttls G1nmaits 8eritort.
Die iid Meijtena ans forbigeu
Ntiets fur1uerH acknowledgement
4|ufriIArer maridiercH al SQstQDa
It'd Der 46iidt bic 00rtIgan Mafien-
blnoluugeH bit ltjirmeu uno meBr
8affeu 5u erIaugcn. 2ie nteiiteu
aber itu0 NIT @apebren berieben.
9tuf ieiltent g}arid Dur1 bas &ano
miro bic @teuidelutaiie bltrh raua
3u3agler beritartt, user niht fret.
pilLig mttBebt miro NIT oeat Go6e
ba0ro6t. IS TOD 5ereits 8Diiaen
4earntet uHo oen Qlob 3u einent
blutigen 3uiuuntanituB 9~efoutmen
iatn. SUM Der Qlrimte8ler iQQet
iih 1T gait befn0an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
,tcmt0ketten ans Jotpa.
Nnpea.


Die Gterungsbabor0c far Gotta.
Wnttamie gotrtn olne Council
Bluffs. iuiro 0ieier Gage hire 5i.
sltflgen obbaiten. um bic W}iIiidr.
pflihttgen 8u pritfer uto oeren grt.
itrul6i8rngen eutaegea gil ncbnlen.
"a oieie @eD5r0e in auoed lire
Sibung bdlt mllB ieoer, Sen Aa5
2os gatroHen bat, ii4 III abota IteI'
len.
ofoge- 5rau 9anro Gonrao
itono I'm @cqriff t5r @oioIin
gijgeIeiieu at flaeh ais iAr
5ohn in bas 3t1uar trot ull0
ciu 3iin01oI8 oritrtd moourd bic
offeH iteben6e 6loiae INIT @oioIin
erplp0ierte. Die 5ralL rom
hreten erfaBt, norf Ge 5Jaifle
In ben Soiroltn. 100 bic ain0er
3ur 8eit IbieIten. Sic orei atn.
Der erlitten babel idnera 8rmlb
nun0en ua0 m1lBten iofort in 0os
6oipitaI In @resco qabrodt mer.
ben, no oos iinaite 6ariaIben balo
itarb. Gin uuoeras Sinh oitrfte
pohi oid Den granbnltu0gn e.
Iicgen.
gotttorn.-3ie nate 6eli. uno
stro9preiie be8 2ogis 8er35erQ
nitrbe burd gSuufn Der 9ampf.
Nadine in @roHo GeieBt ais
0erielbe 0nnit 6eih1ftigt mar.
5trob fit Grnit 5titafuarn BH
preHan. 2as qeiarie 1trob BON
20 4dar, nit 4usnn5me nor odt
4aaen, muroe Elm 8aa5 oes Gen.
rys
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Sdladt6dnier miifeu INN ben itaot.
Mdiicriuerfen &aiier beaie6eu.

SIN 8u~n6esgeridt at 2tncoln ent.
idte6 heltte Midter Munger. ooB Ste
Stobt omaha oQein bas 9edt bat.
IN Dem b0n i6ren 0aiferparfen Ter.
iorgten Gerritorilm @oiier ait per.
taufen. Gie8 beoattet, DAB Die
Union 5tof gar0s So. bon 0mo.
ia ben GdIahtbduiern nidt me6r
0as hon 6iein ben5tigte 8afier Iie-
fern 6orf. ion6ern 6oB 6%ieieI6eH oo8,
felba Ron ben itd6tiiden 0dHIper.
fen ba8ie9en muiieu. 3ogeqen 0arf
bic 8taaba Stod garbs So. ibre
8%1lermerte peitar flibreu, nm fitr
ibren eigenen getrie5 6as n1iige
8oIier at Iiefern ga bic SaIoht
banter fir 100000 bis $4,000
8ader be8ieben, 1T obiges llrteil
fur Bite Gta0t pon groBer 8e0ertung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Rc9termno uberntmmt
S4iffsbGn96fc!
Mud ale bortigeu i'm gan 6eiinb.
lidlen Sdiffr uerDen uun tlr
beidlagnabmt.

8aibiugton, 3. Qlguit. Die
gun0es 5duisbeb6roe BAT heutc bic
uebernafme ouer ouf nmeritmliihen
Sdiffsbuub6f2n int 9au be8ritfcferl
5dIife berf4gt; oieielben repraiens
tieren einet GcidntgebaLt bon 5pet
Wdaionea Tcnaen. Inter 0ieIcn
5hifien beiaoan iid i0l6e, bic flr
enghi6e norpegiife u10 ar0ere
Ree0er 9abuut mer6eii. Die ent.
fdd0igmgsiraQe MIRO ipater Prte0igt
neroen.
Golgen0a gdiH56aub66e fta5en
fortan uuter aontroIIe Der 9un6e8s
~regieru1g:
gtengort Qefos 56ip6uit6iug Co.,
naIae SHiffe BON $4,000 Ionnen.
gebalt bout; Sun S9ipbuilomg &c..
$4,000 Ionnen; Cramps, 1000
Gonnen; Union Sron 8ort8, 5au
1rancisco, 1900 Ionne1; @larp.
lan6 56ipbuit6ing 4lant 10000
Eonnen; Baltimore 3rg0od ono
5bipbuil6inq Gognpanp, $4,000
Iomen; SAIL Sitter 5Gipbail0iDg
Gompanp 10000 Gonuen.
Mud 0te Sole Der @reat Safe Git
gIneer Gonpanb 8u Getroit meroen
BON Der 8egieruna it5eraommen
meroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04

cnfgeganfiibrt. Sertler beoeiitet es,
Bob nuirre iuaae itoIse Mcpublif
niht in Siiae uno 5itle .au Igben
ipitul6t uno aptatid ouiaaltt, tpie
Der anlubF In europa orsaefohten
lDeroen ioIlte, obue Dab tie ibren
gtnfliB III Die @ogidaIc mirft. Gs
be6eutct audl oaB ote nddite 6rei.
belts anlei6e beim @oIf bieielbe
li6aroIe aAlfuahme finNet, ME oie
critic. aits5ug aus Der 9leoe oes
aonqreBulattn Scott 6erris, bon
.GfIubono.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
500 Effj3isrsaipiranteu fnrdls
gefalleH.

Sort aile1 aaui.. 3 4ugufi. -
@on 6cniaaigen, peIde lid Der 41ls.
6iloung fir 8aierDeoffi8iere inter
roorfcn botten, itn6 etma 500 M}ann
beno6rihtigt mor0en. odb ftc nift
fir 0ffi3iersteaungen emptofleH,
aLio NIT an0aren @orten niht OofHr
fabig befun0en moroea fiHo. Dian
nimmt an, bob Die maiten 6srieI6en
Der reglildrea oder gtationalarmee
beitrteten per0ei. llngefd6r 1900
Deroen ST. Gffi8iersiteLlungen 8ages
I0fien mer6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Gait rcHct tpicocr
cinnlal piel Blccb!

Chicago Sa.. 3. aug.-grprdfi.
bent gSiltnrn Soipor0 &oit erfldrte
heute ouf ieiner Durdreiie rad Dem
@eiterL Canada piir0e elmer Der
eriten 8reiie ietn, neIde 8elttid.
lamb for0ern tpitr0e, lpenn Is aus
oieIem ariege ais 5ieger berbor.
.geben nuroe. Ole Monroe 0ottriH
mitroe Damn nertlos fem uno Die
alitertcu tpitroen auf Sabre btnalts
bancroft fem.
Gait befinoet iid onf Der Gobrt
nad Dem @eIterL no er itber 0aS
Ebeno ipreden miro a@orpm ntr
iu1 arieg liro@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
6reideiFs 4nIeide nnb 4atrIotigmn

fYtklBttEs AA4eADe HUI FhittottShlMEt
Die gereitmiGlgfeit, north bas
8oH bet Ser. Staaten benz Ruf Der
RegiorunQ 6otpe I~eitetc uno bic
6retbeits 4nIeibe Undergraduate, lit
Gin ~gldn8enoer @etpeis. oaB Die
.garger ME elm Mlonm getpiat iin6,
her &egierung IN benz groBen
Sample hei8uIte6eu. Gies beoertet.
.6aB feds un0 cine bnlbe g2taion
6orner fit Die e%rndfruug oes Dol
tes Gorge trnqen unb bereit iirb,
Die gur0e oes arieqes trnaen 5u
belfen. Gs be6elttet, BOB 3pnn3tg
M2iGionen arbeiter bereit fiH0. ibr
SherfIein bei8utrogen CUR 9een6i.
.alulg beg groBen Samples, obne Be.
hirdten 3u Htuifeu, 0ab lire 5a.
milien Dem 6ungerto0e prei8gege.
BEN mer6en. Is be6eatet. ooB uniere
.aauilellte uidt beiifrdten miiiieH
COB 0ieier arieg He BEN 8atferott
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Illus Council gluffs.
-Gin nQaotleaaer1 il 9ra6el.

81. Goit bon Ge 0ioines uur0e
.nor etlidan 8odaa IN Council
8lufis DeQet lnqai sliden &arfanf
pou geiitigen Gctraufen In 6aft
.genomtlen un0 5ur 3ahLutq BON
$3.50 bertlrteiIt Ger @eridt5boi
.qab benz 9}arrne bis gum i. Stuff
53eit Bic @el6ftrafe 8u 8a1Len.
.Nl5 er 0os nidt tat nuroe er id
.9es M}oines oerbnftat ltnb bier5ar
nod Dem Gountp @efQnqnis &c.
brodt, no er bic 9nbt bat emf
Ueoer Dos Strof8el6 BIT btnterLe8en
ober bic Gtrafe i'm aarBer ob8u.
fibau.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
2lrbciter TN Scft
S~docmiiplen itreiRcn!

9ortlono, Gre, 3. quguit. 5n
benz @raps 6Qrbor GHtrift fn9 is.
alts Ban oortigen rs 5ageait4ten
geidloiiGn uor0en. Die 4rbeIter ba-
ben iib geTuei8art, bic Arbett au8u.
neAnteu, melll i3nan nidt Qdttltn6b
&c arbeit geIDd9rt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
III Aiesiadriae ganmnoasrnte.

MaIBfngton, 3. Allg4lt. 8es
'fIItt 0ttf Die 5dasttug Der @alm-
nDIEerntg noh Dem Stanbe BON
nii, miro 0as @eidmtertrdg-
Ills 0ideg Sabres off f1.949,000
500 4~fan0balten geidabt. Gieies
psIr1e TG3 gro5ert ether normu-
len ernte lain. Ger 9ro5eatiab in
1sa einselieu @taafen iit: 8irginien
to- Aor6ggarolina So; Suosgnro-
KGt0 II: Beorgio 69s 5lorioa so:
4Inbal1a Co. aliIiliippi 70; 2oHie
Iiana III Gegas 81: Affanlas n;
enlKiIee IL W2iiieuri rs; Clio.
BONO ri CALIFORNIA 81 un0 Arl-
zessa SIS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
9ariber beaina Stlbitmprb.

IN Dem Kro8eB Der 4rbeu 0e8 am
10. SUM 1914 III ietnem 5ommer.
6attie i'm Garter 2ate berltorbelen
If. s. HapJte, beantragte Der
Hedta6entQno ber 9lltual Benefit
ono &eolt9 aiioeiatiou, IntUolt 3ou
2pnh Die 8arHa5mltn9 Der 8itpe
0e8 Gotten, 5rau g2ona Hamiber
Cannon Sc gompte Inn att hepeiieu,
oaB 9apiter Gel6itmor0 ourh Ser.
giften began8en bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Gmpfong fir Japoner
III san Sr0mciseo!
9irgermeiiter Der Staot an gulOe.
nen TOR erfudt nm 4uturitat
far bic GmpfaHss

San 5raneisco, Sal. 8. ausuf.
VaaBor Sontes 9tolpb jun. bet
I'M autorTtdf nodgeiu6t. fir bic ia.
parliide Mlifion, Die onf Dem 8age
nod @aibington gan 5ranctsco BE-
iuden niro, einen gmpfang arran-
gierel1 81 olrfen. &ouu Der geiuf)
stntrifft, lit nod ntdt p~er6ifattItdt
Aorbeu.
Die japaniide aomtnifion unter.
itebt Der 2eitung bes @rafen anu.
iir0 Slbft, oes frlberen iapaaii6an
nlsnartigen Weiniiters.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
1ld1t oInerikaniide
1anoniere %crtrutRen!

2on1oa 8 Qu8uIt. adt anle.
rtfantide 9tatUle.a1nonlere ita6 NIT
unoeren bel Der @eriatfung 0es aale.
rlfoniitea Gel0Qalpfars 4iotono
umlgetomnet. Orr @|eIamtperluit
betrd9t q damn. 6aHi aaRoniere
un0 n Qtatroieu mur0ea geratta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Gas 5ehite ~3ifaimaut mire
mDbtltiiert.

Der @egleraia6Iutdnt 3n 2jncolp
bat 8eiabl ge8e6en, oQB 0os 8. Ute.
gimelt nod helgte o5en0 mo6jfjitert
miro, I'M rad Gemlu8, 9& d.,
geiaiA 81 ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
&ttcraasu. nlb aricgerbtrrin GIa-
tonin, Gebr.
gefanntmadluaa.

glu Sountag. Den 5. 4llgttit be-
ginnen6 nndmittags 2l@ llbr, pir6
obiger 8erejn ieine brittle 0iesidbri,
az @%eriamml1tng auf Der 6arm I'm.
iares &amera6en 3if aiieIn, a G}ei.
len Ioro bon 8alom obbaIten. mo-
8u ia bic aamera6en ber8Iid Elm.
la0e.
M}obte hermit Die Samprn0en
oaffornarn boB Iaut urierer Ser.
einsitotutcu. nod nelteu BET alien
9erbonoItngen ReIiqion uno 8olitit
oitsgeihtoHen ait betrohter 1T, be.
ion0ers tn ieeigcr fritiiden Bet. itd
oil aoneroaen bon ohnIifen @e.
ibraheH 8u cuthnlten baben.
s. Gdadenmaper, GefretGr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Observation-Disclosures IL

g8aibtngtoH 3. 4ugult - gfad)
elmer gereduling Der 8piiheuftaat-
.IiAen 6an6el5fommiiiton baden Die
Observation-Disclosures I'M Wlonnt
43dr8 an ie6em Ielepbon rtuo 81.
men Dollar beroient.
SIM @ldr8 maren 7495470 1de.
pbonapporote inn @ebrauh, tuge-
fair INN 3molf gro8eat mabr, ais i'm
.9tGr8 1916. Qie Giuudbnlen betru-
gen $25. 929854, eine Sabres5u-
.nabme I'M 5e9n gro5eut. Die nus
|Iagen itno in bern Sabre ppn $t4-
|850d72 ouf $t7A48433 geitie-
.gm. 70 oaB Der @eptnn fir N2dr5
|$s 48t 42t betrdgt. 3ie6t man bic
Stenern uno 6erqleihen ob. 10 blei.
ben nod S6. 780082 MS 6einbro.
fit fitr ben Monat Mars.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Nilel1 aus G5crncwiS
mMnen Rmiien berans.
Ceiterreihifh . nugnriide srupyea
6eiesrn Bic StaSt; Gcntide
ritdcn in SlanSern bUr.

MnIteroarl iiber 2onoon, 5. gtit-
sut--Ster hellte ans @ien einge-
roffeHe Depeiden beiugen oab
EstrFoipit bic 91ubtitaot Oct @u-
.ofnina, bon oiterreihii
lEupAen beiekt tnor0ett lit.
8a8 belite non ben Geiterreths
ungarn eingenommene Ginpollng
iiegt unfneit iener @ebirg8tette.
Delhe bic 8llfnpina bon MumdRien
trenut uno lit 55 MeiIen itolia
BON G8ernnniB entfernt.
Hetrogra0 meIoet, DOB iid Die
ruiiiIhen Gtreittrqfte i~aniaits oes
@ransfIaIies 36ruc3 uuf Dem Ritd.
stge nah 9fuBInn0 bineiH beFtuoen.
Bein6Iihe GrupperL meIde amiiden
benz Gnieiter unb Dem Erutb ope-
riereit, baden beute BITE Stuot 6dItei
beIebt. Ger @ormarih Der Grtpben
Der 0etitlhen @erblin0eten gebt TN.
nufboltiaru meter.
GentIde riifen in 6lanberu bur.
Berlin. ilher 2onoon 8. PLUG. -
Eas oentide arieqsan1t meI0et, 6QB
infolge Der erfoIgreiden Begalts
ongriffe bic beutide Q1mpfIiuic in
5Iauoern peiter borgeihoben nor.
Den lit, Die feinotiden dngreifcn-
ben 5treitfrdfte haben nirgen0 @e,
mime 5n ber5ethnen 1tno erIitten
inFolge Der urtbergIethIihen @ertei-
higlraa Der oelttihen Gruppen ihtue-
re 9erIuite an Gotten un6 3eypun-
0eten.
9ritifde MeIOnn0eu.
2onSofl 8. Qug. = Gas aaboIs
ten0e 9egenfpetter bat aud beute
ben 9ornarif Der 4riten 1utD Gron-
5nfn lit GLanoern a~ufgeboLten fel0.
marfdon Satq beriftete am g2ah-
mittag. bob fetnoli6e Qngriffe nor0.
peltIlA bon 8arneton obgeidloQan
plr0en, in Der ungegen Ron Sin.
fonterp 9ia cher bat Der 5ein6 Or
fptge su ber8aidnerl iu6em ct BRITT
ihe 6telIungen erItiirurt Il. iid bort
feftIeste. Gin oettider lle6erfan
5itIid BON Gueort fpurba pon ben
8riten o6geidIagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04

9}au untarftGbe ole 6ctti6e
9reiie in6em man 8u ifrer Qerbrei.
ting beitragt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04

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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-12-28

own children. Her rivals are given
the benefit of everything.
That is why it is feared that, unless
the General Assembly is fair to this
city. she is likely to drop back fur
Their in the general ranking. If her
rivals have annexed the area belonging
to them, they are in the position to get
the full benefit of their natural eX-
pansion. Every person will count.
Here. however, cramped, as we are.
within artificial and disproportion-
ate boundaries, we will lose hundred
thousand of our population unless by
law we are released from our cage.
Baltimore county may object; Anne
Arundel may object. But isn't Bal
timore city entitled to some consid-
Grafton? Isn't Baltimore the greatest
single asset the State possesses?
Shouldn't that asset be nourished?
in wealth, in value, in all that entities
people to consideration, isn't she
worthy of as much favor as those
two counties? What would real
statesman say? What will you ask
the General Assembly to say?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-12-28

This shows how inexcusably illiber-
al Maryland has been to her own me-
tropolis This shows why and how
the rivals of Baltimore are forging
ahead or her. The territory around
them belongs to the city. AS a conse-
quence, all of their population which
overflows outwardly into the surround
ing belt still remains within the city
limits and is counted as a part of the
increasing population. Nothing is
lost by this migrating outward. Bal
timore. on the other hand, is hurt by
this tendency. If her old population
moves outward, or, if any new popu-
lation settles on the outer circle, Bal
timore is robbed of the credit of this
number. Being just across the line,
Baltimore is unable to claim them.
They are calculated as county popu-
lation, not part of the city of Baltl-
more.
That explains the relative sluggish
ness of Baltimore's census growth as
compared with her various rivals.
Baltimore is cheated out of her very
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-12-28
The Wealth of Baltimore
And Anne Arundel Counties

Opponents of the City Extension
movement ask you to defeat the idea
because" they say, the loss OF area
to Baltimore city will result in VIZ
tual slaughter of the two counties
assets. What will be left will be SO
small that it will reduce each county
to position of but very little con-
sequence"
Why will the opponents of City
Extension persist in such deceptive
fabrications? Why do they continue
so obstinately in their efforts to blind
the people of this State by this repe-
tition of inexcusable misstatements?
This utterarce about Strengthening
county assets" is one Of their most
laundering inaccuracies. A little re-
search will show that after deduct
ing from Baltimore or Anne Arundel
county such assets as will pass to
Baltimore city under the City EXten-
sion Bill both counties will still be
so abundantly wealthy that they will
make the other counties of the State
eye them with envy.
Let us see what the figures dis
close. Take Baltimore county first.
Baltimore county's taxable basis, ac-
cordidng to the books of the State Tax
Commission, aggregates $172,494,370.
The assessable value of the property
which it is proposed to transfer to
Baltimore city totals $70.00O,OOO. That
means that Baltimore county, even
after the new annexation is accom-
plished, will still have left taxable
basis mounting up to the high level
of $1O2.494.3 80.
The richest county in the State,
outside of Baltimore county, is Wash
ington county, with taxable basis OF
.527. After subtracting from
Baltimore county all of the basis
which will pass to Baltimore city I'M
der the proposed Bill, Baltimore
county will still have taxable basis
of $24,OOO,0OO larger than Washing
ton county, Anne Arundel county and
Cecil county put together. That is
to say, that, even after calculating
together the taxable bases of all
three of those counties, Baltimore
county's remaining assets will still
be S24.OOO,OO0 in excess of the COM
binantion. Or, to put it differently,
Baltimore county can surrender to
Baltimore city all the area proposed
under the City Extension Bill, ana
her remaining wealth will still be
equal to that of Washington, Anne
Arundel Cecil, Wicomico and Hor-
cester counties put together. % -
The whole Eastern Shore will hard
match Baltimore county's wealth even
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-12-28

after annexation is accomplished
Baltimore's remaining taxable bas
is. after deducting what she will lose
in the event of annexation, will be
within a few million dollars of all
nine of the Eastern Shore counties
put together. 1t will more than eX-
coed any eight of them.
Her remaining richness will be
equal to the three big and rich coun
ties to the west of her. to-wit: Allie
gany, Frederick and Carroll.
In view of these figures is there
anybody so insane as to attempt to
start an outfiowinng of doleful tears
in sympathy for Baltimore county's
prospective impoverishment? With
a wealth equal to the whole Eastern
Shore; or equal to two Anne Arun-
del counties plus one Washington
county and one Cecil county; or
equal to Frederick county added to
Carroll county, added to Allegany
county-there is not much danger
of death from poverty.
Somewhat the same relative condi
lions are disclosed when we examine
the figures of Anne Arundel county
Her taxable basis, according to the
books of the State Tax Commission,
is $22,900,901. The strip which it is
proposed to annex to Baltimore city
will cut $5,0O0,OO0 from that taxable
basis. This will leave, however,
a remainder to Anne Arundel county
of $17,9O0.901. Does that figure spell
mpoverishment? Why Cecil coun-
ty, the most opulent county on the
Eastern Shore, has a total taxable
basis of only $16,433,235. Anne Ar
undel county, therefore, even after
yielding up to Baltimore city that
which is logically part of the city's
life, will still be Weather than any
county on the Eastern Shore and
weather. than the three Southern
Maryland counties put together.
Surely a county which, in taxable
basis, will rank like those two coun
ties, even after surrendering what
justly belongs to Baltimore city, are
not in need of sympathy. Both will
be strong, vigorous, influential and in
the vanguard of leadership. Neither
their prestige nor rating among the
counties will be in the leastwise re-
duced Both counties will be big
and powerful Both will be wealthy.
Both will maintain their ability to de-
velop along efficient, .enterprising and
productive lines. They will still be
among the cluster of richest coun-
ties in the State. And that, too, af-
ter they have done for Baltimore city
that which is right, just and logical!
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-10
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SALOON

Many years ago France undertook
the work of establishing in Paris
great coffee houses with the purpose
of changing the meeting place of the
people from saloons to coffee houses.
Today in the United States this prob
lem is seriously under consideration.
and it may not be long before this
country will have in its largest cities
coffee houses as substitutes for sa-
looms.
Prohibition is growing fast in Am
erica. But prohibition will never be
completely successful unless a SUBJ
stitute for the saloon is provided for
the people to meet and to talk about
things which interest them most. The
moving picture theater has grown i'm
mensely, but it never will take the
place of the saloon. The abolishing
of the saloon leaves no place for
general social meeting, no poor mans
club.
good substitute for the saloon is
the coffee house on the plan of those
in existence in Rio de Janeiro. where
the people go in to dring a cup of
coffee and to meet and to talk with
their friends. The saloon in the Unit F!
ed States serves much the same DUR
pose as the coffee house in Rio.
The National Coffee Roasters' As