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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
SikMnocn Scr
1liiHcMrisS pncHc!
Geridlte iber innere AHh 3eloenmll
iipucu entsegeugCnummen: ge'
trnIt nnfite aUnueuttnlf lta6t.

Mttllpoutee, 26. SUM. - Gle 8er.
bdnDlmtgen Der Is. Qelegatenper.
iammlung Der 9dlourt.5 pnooe
maroea am @toniog wIe0er iortge
feet. u mnroe in ben SiBuHgell
an Montus mie am 3ienstag reht
erheblides geIeiitet uto nlel DC
idaftlihes erlcoigt,
lleber Die ollqunclnC uIlere Nm
iiou mur0e beridtct, OaB oieics 8ert
troe ihwerer 3ett e,Hen 9clegHetel
6ortgang genommeR 1ebe, DAB aud
Die geitroge I'M lctten Sriemllmt
rei9liher 9cfloiien ltl0, o6mobI ole
1911 bcnilligtc Snlulc nod Wat
eingetonmlen lit.
@obl bat Die Iebtc Gclegatealpllo.
be beidlofcn: DSm Sabre 1914
$4,000, int SABRE 1915 $4,000
uuo i'm Sabre 1916 100000 iur
9tiiion IN gtor0amcrifa %aui5ubrn-
gen" aber man lit loeit biHter Die
len 3otleu 5urlidgeplie5eH. Stntt
$4,000 I'M Sabre 1914 maren mtr
$27 257.17. itatt $4,000 iut 5obre
1915 nur $31 391.1 40, un0 i'm eia9-
re 1916 itott 100000 uur $751;.
220.85 al pertetlen. 1age8en mar
uotiq: fAr 1914 $39,931, fur 1918
| S509Sl. mr. 1916 S6O1I1.S5.
4Iio fancn in Den 0rei 5obrclI
$54131 meuiger ell, ais beripro-
den mar. Die NtJiiipnsfommiito-
neu Def beridieOnen 4diitonsot-
Itttfte aber ri6teten lire DtlfiIon en-
uoA Dem @eripredea Der Iegtea %
leaateuinnooe uuo beriefen ibre Utl.
ii0uare. rno 10 geritta bic lltllilo.
nen tn groBe 9tot.
Is mur0e unter on0erem beldlIol.
len, idbrlih miu0eIteas 100000 81
beDiaigen.
Sie ,6eioeumiiNOn beridtet.
SIT 0ielen 0rel SdDreu bat es Il,
Der g8elt i9reflid genutet mo &c
maQt. aud bic WiiilioneH TIT Snota
boben ihmer gelitteu, bic 9aIoen
million uift ousgenommea. Gen
nod lit iic IN ibrem 4eitQn0 uiht CT
ihlttcrt, ia nidt eInmaI III ibren
ge0eiblidelt 6ort9Gng gum Sttu
itall0 gebrant mor0el.
Omar lit Is tiei 81 betiogea, 0dl
cine 4n5agl uuierer bcUdbrtet, 0rta
Qeno nDtigen @rbefter lufolge be.
strtegea aus i6rer geie8neten Iattg
teit iortqenommeH mn TarHge9oltel
moroen linO.
!. gaiieR 99ort sOenfd" %fOrtiaIen.
1 Dtllualttee, Mls,, y. Stunt. Ce
lcgramm Der lIRiteo 9reB) 81
. eDougeliid lutberiide S0nooe Dol
Ntliiouri un0 altOeren Staaten mir.
ire nddite 3uiommeHtantt ii DC
troit abhaItcu.
5eute muroe Der geidluB 9eioBi
oas 8ort o9eutih ans Dem ga
men Der 5Ditooe ols3uitrelden. =.
!. ioaen Shritte 5u etuer 9ereinigull
nit Der &iscouitu- Sgnooe getroneI
mer0en. (g4ir geben oleie 2epeih
uur uilter gorbebalt mieoer IND CT
! morten crit einen brieillhen NerldI
uber Die &erbnn0lungen. Sic DC
0attlon.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
celmnanat ertrnufcn.

Calumet, 81. SUM. s. 6.
Mntber. Gr1iibent uno @enernl.S e.
idditsiibrcr Der Dtopre Oil Cont
pam bon Cincinnati. lit i'm 9upe.
rior Gee beim Gtihfong ertrtnten.
Ger anbn in oenler ii6 beiano,
fenterte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
WieAer Gin idiueres Wemitfer.

Sic @epitter iteinen feln GrIoe
nebmen Sa wcaen. Qicnstus nadlt'
0onnerte unb bIibte es ulroifAor'
lid uio oiib bette morseu mar g
nidt pieI onoers. Ga3n ftel Elm
beftigcr Regen. Sr Dos Salts pot
81. s. Barnett, 1924 0ooae Strabe,
iflua tltrS nod @tttternuht Der Slis
Gin, bod tpuroen niir bunbert DOL
lars SnaoeH onaeridtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
S0iffspcrlmite Scr
ucrmeoer iinS riciia!

Qon6on. 27. SUM-. Die 95or.
fpeger iino iiber BITE 3ahlreihen Scr
ienfnngen ibrer 6anoeIsififfe ourfl
oertide &oidboota o~ufgeregt Gin
9rittel ibrer &onoeIsfIotte lie9t be-
reits auf benz M~eeresgruno. 9}or-
megen erportiert gegenmartig eine
Nlenge Slide, @iiener5 uno gitel
nab gnglono, ober fat nidts mad
9euti6lan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
@efGnnnisfoit tenrer.

5rau 2lnra 6ouiton, melde bic
@efangeuen I'M itaotiiden @eidrenis
befoiti9t, Bat bent Stabtrat mitge.
.teilt, Dab BEL Der 46nabme Der Ser.
6aftungen ieit 5mel Monaten lie ui6t
n1e9r imItonoe iii, Die 0}dbl5eiten 5u
f2e 81 lieieru, iolt6ern 18e Saiiir
9aben muB. Sta6tDater augel ioIl
enti6ei0en, Oh oies belBiaigt meroer
.inl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
MISUNDERSTANDING
iibcr b0lbc @1liHicn!
IN fnum 0rei NiOuaten mad 0riegs.
ansbrid. 9ieic ISOLDE Miro
TegnIare ArWee ausgefult,

MQDnf8IglL ~. NSWHt. Qtegl
ais eine Babe MiQton 6reimiaiga
boben iib Jet Der ariegsertlaruag
fit bic @rmee uno @tarine aufDer-
Ben Ioijen. Canals paren in Der
4rnlee, Der Mlarine lrno Den gaatio-
nnlaor0en ein menig mebr ols 300.
600 9ionu, jest itno Is 100000 bis
100000 oenen iia gegen gn0e oes
Gomnler5 nobe8u cine @tilion 0es
neutrality-suspicious. a%riegsbeeres Su-
qeIeILen ner0en. Die reguldre gIr-
rgee, bic Dor 0rei Alondten 100000
Meann hatte lit Der &iertelmiltou
n1be urb fol- in 2auie 0ieier 8er-
betDode Qnf 100000 gtont ge6raht
meroen.
2ie geafionoIgaroe, etpa 10000
Naonn ltarf BEL ariegsatsbrudb bot
jebt Idasungsmeiie nabe3u 10000
Naaln, oas Marineforps lit bon IT,
900 dtf beinabe 10000 Mtann ges
braGt, Die 4rdien5Itdrfe Der 8lmi.
laden Der 6lntte lit mtf 10000
Wlann geitiegen, alio nnbe3u Der
Doppelt. 10000 @iam iino III ben
Gff5iers uebltng8logerrl, 1000 uers
Den flr 0os Sanitdtstnrp8 atlsge=
biL0et. meitere S1uien0 fiito BEL Der
Marine. ReierDe uno Den fur 5rant-
800
reid beitimmten giienbabnen uno
@ipaieren.
81 0ielen Eugen miro oos @aupt.
qetpidt 0uf oie Alisilllung Der re-
gnIdrea Gegimerter gela8t, 0eltn bic
meroen paDrideinli4 nlsbal0 sur
aampffroft Oirigiert mer0eu.
Gpafe oos niht Der 5aa fem,
Daun f1ef0ap oie 2itden 0ltrd Son.
nription gefifat peroeu, 3. +. ourdl
einen 3uihlag Der ieblenoen 3abl
at Der erIten Ausbe6ung Oes neuen
Ariegbeeres Don $4,000 9lalm.
Ole AasLoiung miro ipateitals II
Drei 8odeu ltattfiu0en.
Gas ariegsoeportement Bot iidi
as 3iel getedt, 10000 ausge5il-
0ete 5Dl0aten flr eine 6erbitoHer.
ilDe In 6ra1lfreih at ba6en 100000
NIT Den aid balO au e~ntite6ea0efl
Iationalgar0en un0 i'm 6rilblabr,
tDenn bus neue ariegsbeer no6rldt,
10000 Miaual. 4uBer ben berelts
iiberg Mieer ~beoroerteH R~egnlaren
EDer0en, mic jebt befdnt murDe, tod
neitere flint Gibiiioneu, 125,000
Mionr, fir Den ShusengrobenfrieQ
D~orbereitet.
Crit gum Sell a~llsge6iloete UNI
fHr5lih ausge6iloete Sol0aten ltnf
babel Die aber nit oolfomtnen aus.
~geBtl0eten Sruppen 5uiammengeDor.
fen uuo 10 gum 6routoienit tauglif
oen4adt Der0en. 10000 Gegul1ri
branft man nod bier int 2an0e 5ul
4usbiloln9 Des neueu a~riegsbeeres
bic iolen ipater nadtommeu.
Mlit ben bol0 noh3uihIden6ef
IdtioanIgar0en miro 0ns oneritanl
i6e seer I'M 5ftober 100000 Nam
an Der fSront 8ableH. Gle INTO BIZ
nahridenoen &eguldren fomnler
fit ben 6riibiabrsfelO5ug in 9e
{. fradt. 3u Der s3eit faml aud nol
meme arieasbear nod 6ratfreid DC
ihidt mpf0en uuo nob tur5er Deitg
rer ausbilDung lit Den aoaI0f Elm
oreifen.
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Ginbrnh In a[rihrrlahen.

9ienBtog fur5 nod Mtitternaht
.bcri9ofFten fim 9iebe IN Den 2doen
bon s. 6. G0inabuIen TIA yin.
ton StraBe Gin9ang uno ltdhler
Id Goor @oien uno 260 4aar
.Shpbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
fransn perGeIfen anr 9ro6i6ition.

Winnepeg q. Stunt GUM er.
ten 9tole fpnuteu BET Den geitrieen
@ablen IN Der gropiu5 Sosfatde-
man 1rauen mititimmen umo tru9en
oo5u Bel DaB Der 2iforhntoeI III Der
4robin3 abgeidoiit ipuroe, ME bic
3ablunq Der Stimmen ergnb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Der. Staten Grmppen
lancen IN 6ranfreieh!
Die Erappen scpSrcn sum ftegikonii9cn kcms
manSO Scs General pcribines.- Jbre
Sabl witS nid1t 0nee9eben.

Dung omerifoniifer Irttppeu mad
6rnutreiG, o6gletd oeren 4biohrt
Den Grcbagentlren NM 3eit1mger
befumt mar. Die 3abI Der IN
6raufrcih aelonoeten 4merifoner
fam nid)t 6cfnunt gegeben mcr0en,
ooh lit iopicI itder, oab iie 6umcili
81 Dem meritouiifeu &ommon0o
0es Generals &eriDtn9 geboreu)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
@illon BEL sefretar @ebHeIb.

@aibington, q. SUM. = Irot Set
gllbcuocn Sire itottete 9rdiioeni
&ilion bette @anoelsiefretdr aeo.
fielo einen unerparteten 8ciua db.
@lon glnubt, onB er nit tbm ooS
neue Grportli3eusgeies beiprofea
fat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
6ams nimmt Stuff
mnS BafenzBin ait!

8aI6inaton, 27. Suni.-g2t 2o5
qegen 1872 Stimuten bat beute 0Gs
4bgeorouetenbaus iene Bill ange-
nomrten, nonah fit 6ftB- ua0 ga.
ZEN 8erbeHerungen Die 5unale non
$27, 900, 900 oltsga59Drfen wer6eu
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
6ro60Smiral Girptb
icbtper leiSenS!

Sent 81. SUM. - @roBoomiraI
BON 3irpie Ser frii1ere oeutide
6(ottenminiiter, lit in Ct 8lojntS
I'M Shmorgpolo CUR Sur %eingetrof-
fen. Gr Iei0et ie3r on Der Buffer
franthelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

Gin fran36fiher Sofet 81, SUM.
sic etlten 4bteilungcn amerinniiher
Trllpper muroen beutc bier gclan.
set. IS iinO oieieS 3um groBten
Yell 0tonniaaften Der merifaniideu
@erfbina. armee. Ole Scerciie Der
lief oblte 9nifheniua. Us lit hies
bic erlte MlelOung iiber bic gntlen.
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5000 Berolcmtc lcocn
Ole 2lrbeit niecer!

Qonglos. 9tris, q. SUM. - Sn
Dem gisbee &upferperfsoiitritt ba.
ben 5000 gerglaute Die 4rbeit EN-.
qeiteat. "a ltnrubeu befurftet
lperoan, bat Die MiIi8 Marid5eie1l
erbaltert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
Gaocslidbtcriparnts
Dcrlaoc a~n0enommen!

&oiGiugton, 81. SUM. 3n
5tpei @timlten na5m beute Der &c.
nat Die Goge5lift-Gri
on. 3ieiel6e beiagt, 6aB pon 4prjl
rdditen Sabrts an auf filuf fOlgen0c
0tonate aae ubren I'M 9anOe I'M
cine Stun0e b~orgetelt meroeu fol.
len, 1tlD 1aB 6ieie 3raris in Ic0eul
folgen0en Sabre iir 0ieielbaR find
Qionate in aroft bleiben ioa.
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Seftpilaiter warcu bdrmlOs.

3aB iif Die b~l00inuiae 4niduIoi-
qung, bnB nit aranfebitsfeimen full
I%tibierte @eftpflaiter bier uno in So
'Da berfanft puroen, int cine Seudl
6erbei3ufi6rens ols baltlos eripeiier
mie mir ieiner5eit Dorberidg.
ten, bal id b%epahrbeitet. Cine Be.
.borolide untariudung bat Die Salt.
.loliqfcit Der gebaliptimg erge6en.
'an0 Ser felt l1ngere Belt in Council
.gaiffs I'M Befdnqnis i6modteHog
5ouierer q. 8. @illou it freige,
|lniien moroen.-@er entihaoigt Der
Monn MN fur bic unberiduIOett
SAT-? 5beriff Glorf Der oilf
sur Goriidt geraten, lit ebenfalls oei
8lantierte.
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BamntWcnprei I'M
GcnScn kcntfcuicrt!

Qon0on. 81. SUM. - 9ie beige.
9anoeIstommer bot beltte beidloiieu,
cine aontroabeb6roe ain5uieben Die
ben Grei$ Der Gobbaumiuolle felt
lett,
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oaftiongbibIiotbef einuerleibt tper-
0cn, m1breno mir Die ltnterbaIhmas-
leftiire noh Grrhliht irgenn einen
gerein ooer offentIiden StiItitltt
iiberpeiien meroell, 100 lie ibretl
3med prfiIIen peroeu, Ter eden.
ferin iei hermit ireunoIihit eeOauft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

@OrOer BON gaIeome prO5eTiert.
Sn Qibertp, no, bat 3ienstos
Der 9ro3eB geaen See 9. Smitb be-
aonnen. Der onl Z. @t1r3 in g1eeliior
Springs in einem Qnfna bon Sab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

acrn Urban 9. 9aleume bon bier,
Der iid BORT 5ur aur beianO. eri&ol.
fen hat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
n1er pom 11liltt6rbienIt
befreit ncrNcn wlrS!

MaMin0ton, q. SUM. Ger
@rdii0pnf bat beute ieine 3uitint.
nlltfg eegeben, BOB bier alaiiea Don
Mldlltern pont Nlilitdr0ienit befreit
iDer0en. O. iifo 0ieies:
Mdaaer, bic forperlid up6raad-
bar ia0.
@laFner, oie Fd in midtieal
SteHaugen Der striegsinoutrie be-
neer.
Mdtrer, 0aren MeIieion 0ns IRA.
aasi N0n 8ofien Derbietet.
Nldlg9er, 0pren Gamilien o0er at.
5ere @lntspernan0tg pon ibnen Oh
5aa9ia fin.
Gie #eaalaipnen. melde 5tel.
fa1sgspHfhf9e bonn gicnlt beireleil
6sneaeu 80 GrudieitgT elmer Bro.
aFe. be ieoeuIaas Der EreIie an
Dfailag our @erefiaalidung sagf
eai nefogn miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

$50 100000 m0nutlidRr Grnfli
liz mlttrE am5ter be-
azoeia nfA ID IeIbH Die M1inltioHs.
f1bxifafIsn ned3 5islmperl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27

Gg be5nhIt fif, ii ben ~Glni.
|fif5ierten 4n5eigen4 Der Gri6lne 81
61HonrIereu.
The evening world., 1917-04-16
SOLDIERS ARREST
KUROPATK|N WITH
4OTHER GENERALS
Russian Governor of Turkes-
tan Prisoner by Order
of Council.

TASHKEND, Aslatlc Russia, April
Is (vla London, April 16)-Gen. Alexei
Kuropatkln, Gov. General Of Turkes-
tan, his assistant, Yerofeiff, and Gen.
sivers, Chief OF Staff, have been ar
resteI by tho Council Of Soldiers De-
legates.
Gen. Buror. commanding the First
Siberian brigade, and Gen. Tsuomll-
len, commanding the local brigade,
also have been placed under arrest
and confined to a guard room.
The officers are charged with dis
,trtbuting arms to Russians In various
districts for defence against natives
in tho event OF an attack. This ac-
dlon has been held 20 be Of a provoc-
atory character.
The Cossack guards OF Gen. kuTo-
patkin appeared at the meeting OF the
soldiers delegates and announced they
would not defend him.
Gen. kuropatkin has sent a telegram
to the Russian Premier and Minister
OF War at Petrograd pointing out the
necessity OF distinct military and
civilian jurisdiction. lie asked that he
The evening world., 1917-04-16
MANY BATTLES IN AIR;
GERMANS ATTACK IN
LARGE FORMATIONS

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE (via London). April l6.-
There has been notable ur fightlng
over Monchy. and many machines
have been brought down there In the
last two days. Large German for
nations have attacked the British
scouts and the patter OF machine
guns overhead have been almost con.
tinuous during the daylight hours.
The Germans as a rule are careful
air fighters and virtually never at
tack unless they outnumbcr the Brit
ish three or four to one. A single
German machine is seldom sighted.
BERLIN, April 10 (Via London -
Between scissors and Verdun, says
the official statement issued to-day
by German Army Headquarters, the
british and French yesterday lost
eleven airplanes, mostly OF the lates
type.
The evening world., 1917-04-16
WAR EMBARGO BILL
EMPOWERS WILSON
TO FORBID EXPORTS
Administration Measure Intro
duced by Head of House
Commerce Committee.

WASHINGTON. April 16.--with the
approval Of the Administration Chair
man Adamson OF the House Com
merce Committee to-day introduced
a war embargo bill to empower the
President to forbid export Of any sort
when he deems It in the public inter-
est to do so.
Representative Mccormick Of Illi-
nois introduced a bill for u volunteer
agricultural army during the war.
based on the plan worked out by the
University OF Illinois, approved by
the conference Of agricultural experts
at st. Louis last week and indorsed
by Secretary Houston.
Four bills designed to make avail
able to the farmers of the Nation
financial aid and mutual cooperation
in increasing tho production OF food
stuffs were introduced in the Senate
by Senator Sheppard OF Texas.
A move to restrict the use OF liquor
during the war was made by Sena-
tor Kenyon. lie introduced a bill
proposing to raise the internal rev
enue tax upon distillerd liquor to $40
per gallon, about ten times the pres
ent tax.
The nation wide prohibition amend e
ment was introduced by Senator
Jones OF Washington. SO drastic are
the provisions that even the manu-
facture of liquor would be prohibited.
The evening world., 1917-04-16
SENATE TOPASS
S7,OOO,OOO,OOO
BILL TOMORROW
War Loan Approved byFinance
Committee-Sioo, oo,oOO,O
Voted for Wilson's Use.

WASHINGTON. April 1G.--The 81
00O. 100000 war revenue bill which
passed tho House Saturday was ap-
proved to-day by the Senate Finance
Committee and will be taken up in
tho senate tomorrow for passage.
The committee vote was unanimous
and Senate leaders expect to make
an effort to put tho bill through in
one session.
Three minor changes were made in
tho bill az II came from the House.
Ono in tho title is 10 make more lp-
parent It's purpose OF assisting In the
prosecution OF the war; another sug-
gcstcd by Secretary McAdoo is TO per-
init funds raised under the measure
10 he deposited In banks not memt crs
OF the Federal Reserve system and In
trust companies. A third is 20 moro
clearly exempt certificates OF indobt-
edness from taxation.
Both Houses to-day adopted the
conference report on the urgent
deficiency bill. making available to
tho Presidents use at once the
100000. 900 for National defense.
The Universal Military Service
Bill was taken up to-day for the
first time by tho Senate Military
Committee. Tho measure was eX-
planned in detail behind closed doors
by Secretary Baker and Judge Advo-
cate General Crowder.
Several Senators indicated opposi-
tion to the Draft Plan but a majority
was understood 10 favor approving
the Administration plan OF Selective
Conscription.
The House Military Committee
meanwhile began drafting n bill Of
its own. There was n general dis
Cussion but no important action.
Chairman Dent said communications
TO the Committee were about evenly
divided for the Volunteer System
and Selective Conscrtption.
The evening world., 1917-04-16
EVERY ONE WHO CREATES OR CTES GARDEN HELPS GREATLY TO


the British drive. may now be start
ing.
To-day's official report indicated
spread OF violent artillery prepara-
tlons all along the Champagne front;
an increase I'm the French drive tow
ward st. Quentin: moro bitter fight
ing south OF the Oise, and a series OF
terrific smashes far down TO the south
in Alsace- Lorraine.
Following is the text Of the French
War office report;
Between St Quentin and the
Oise we continued 10 direct a de-
structivo fire at the detenses OF
the Germans, who replied vigor-
ously in the region south OF ST.
Quentin.
South OF tho Disc We made
further progress eastward on tho
plateau between Barisis and
Quincy Basse and occupied sew
eral points of support OF tho
enemy. Our patrols are in con-
tact with tho German positions
on the western edge OF the Upper
Forest OF Coucy.
The artillery fighting became
extremely violent during the night
on the front between solssons
and Rheims. In the Champagne
we easily repulsed two surprise
attacks. East OF Auberivo
French patrols brought back
prisoners.
'Tn Lorraine and in Alsacc
French detachments, after violent
artillery preparation, penetrated
the enemy lines at several points.
In tho Forest OF Parroy We found
numerous German dead In the
trenches blown up by our fire.
In the Alsatian Plain French
detachrnents at six points reached
the second German line and In
flictcd serious losses on the en-
emy. Prisoners and material
were brought back"
Paris newspapers all comment OF
these operations as the beRinnInI
OF a great offensive.
The evening world., 1917-04-16
BERLIN WAR OFFICE
ONCE MORE CLAIMS
SUCCESS OVER BRITISH
Says "Our Destructive Fire Kept
Down Attacking Waves"
and Caused Heavy Loss.

BERLIN, April 10 (vla London). -
Following Is the report issued to-da,
by the Berlin War Once:
"on the northern bank OF tho
River Scarpe our destructive fire
kept down the British attacking
waves and n stormlng attack
could not be carried out.
Northeast of Croiselles our fire
rendered abortive n strong Brit
Lsh attack. the enemy suffering
severe losses.
North OF tho Arras- Cambria
road our thrusts drove tho enomy
back on Legnicourt and Boursies.
To the sanguinary losses Of ,ho
Australians must be added tho
loss OF t76 prisoners and IL ma
chino guns which have been
brought In. and also 22 guns cap
tured and rendered useless by ex-
plOslons.
Near st. Quentin the artillery
fire again has Increased.
From Soissons to Rheims and
In the Western Champagne there
was exceptionally heavy artillery
fire and mine throwing.
After the failure OF enemy re-
connoitring thrusts yesterday m
fantry fighting developed his
morning over wide sectors"
The evening world., 1917-04-16
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Of POSLAM
ON SICK Skin

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enough to retard the development OF
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The evening world., 1917-04-16
GOVERNMENT TOF|X
ALL PRICES IF DEALERS
ATTEMPT INITIATION
Continued from First Page.)



law.
Already there have been confer
ences in the Cabinet looking toward
legislation permitting the Govern
ment to fix prices and regulate pro-
duction In various Industries vitally
necessary to national safety. Par
ticularly has this discussion related
to food and certain staple manufac-
tured products.
In framing the new tax laws in
tended to raise many millions OF ad-
ditional revenue, the principle has
been laid down in the Ways and
Means Committee of the House that
the power to tax can be utilized to
check extortion in prices. According
to Representative Hull. the income
tax expert OF the committee, IL the
people are called upon to bear heavy
burdens OF taxation they have a right
to demand of the Government protec.
ton from the burdens OF inflated
prices.
Concrete plans for Government
mobilization OF farms, factory and
mining industries have not been
worked out by the Administration
1t is the Presidents hope that a great
voluntary uprising will take place
among the people, organizing them
selves and operating unGer official
guidance rather than under Govern
mental compulsion.
II remains to be seen whether there
will come to pass some OF the follow
ing miracles:
Farmers selling wheat at less
than tho market price.
Southern planters foregoing
planting more acres Of cotton
that promises TO yield rs cents
per pound in order TO raise hogs
and hominy.
Manufacturers cutting down
prices Of their products 20 normal
levels.
Market middlsmen cease trying
20 corner eggs, potatoes and
other foodstuH.
Merchants content with tho
motto cited by tho President
"Small profits and quick salss."
The evening world., 1917-04-16
THREE STATES FORM PLAN
TO PRODUCE BIGGER CROPS
"Man Who Makes Two Potatoes
Grow Where One Grew a Hero"
Says Ex-Gov. Glym.

Mayors OF three States and repre-
sentativcs OF tho Governors OF those
States. New York. New Jersey and
Connecticut met at the waldorf-As-
toria to-day and formed a permanent
organization to push the work OF pro-
1ucing larger crops. Borough Presl-
Gent Marks presided. and speeches
we're made by ex-Gov. Glenn, DR..
John Finley OF the State Board Of
Education, and Mayor Buoharach OF
Atlantic city. representing Gov. Edge
of New Jersey.
THE man who makes two potatoes
grow now where only one grew be
fore" said Mr.. Glynn, "is the man
who is doing heroic work for the ma =
ton. The world is on the edge OF
starvation. II wo are TO be victorious
We must get to work and produce
larger crops"
Resolutions we're adopted pledRIng
he three state Governments 10 work
AZ unit in producing food supplies.
Economy and the elimination OF waste
were urged by the speakers.