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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
$15S,674,OOO fir
SrcibcitszAnlcibe ant
4. Gage 9c5cic6nett
gteiu YOrt init $72,00O,0OO an Der
Spite, gtebraSfu 5eidHet
$4S0,000.

@ai6ington, 5. 0tai. = 9ie
8ei1nrngen fir Die critic orrteritani-
i6e ariegsaulei6e, Die iogenanntc
g6rei6eitsanleibe", boben gleid ant
eriten Gage riefiee 9imeniionen on.
genonlmen. 8ts geiterl o6eno pa.
ren I'M Stantsdmt 3ei1nungen in
@eIantt90be bon $13S,674,000 elm.
9etragen ipor0eu ltno 3par botten
mir etipa apei 9ro5ent Der 1858
,gtotionat uuO Staotsbanfen ionic
3ruIt. Companies Die Sunlmen tele.
erapbiert, Die iie 8eianen moQen.
Die groBte eiu5elne SuHme in
@obe bon 20 Miaionen 9ollars mar
bon elmer Stem gorter @onf ge3ei9.
net poroclL Die nic6rigite Sunme,
Die ge3ei6net lpuroe, NOR $5000.
8enn Die Subitriptionen meter 10
ein(aufeH lpie an eriten Gage, 10
miiroen bic 8untcn ollein $1,000.
100000 5etdnen ltno alien g(ns
i1ein mad miro bic 9Lnleibe Inn
9unoert 4ro3ent iiber6ei6uet per0en.
4aeS oelltet 0arauf bilL 0aB Die
8onfen ltn0 &ruit COMPANIES bon
SEEM gort allein Die @dlfte Scr criten
2[u8gabe il6erne9nten tper6en.
Bel ben eeitrigeH 3ei6nlulgen
itebt Stem gort nit $72,00O,O0O on
Der Spite. giebra8fos 8auten ba.
ben $480,000 ge8eidnet un0 Die
9aufen SSolpas $4,000. 9ie 8ei6.
nungen oes eriten Cages perteilen
itd folgenoermaBea nuf Die ein3elnen
Stanten:
California $4,000; Colorado
$L100.0o0; Slinois $19,895,00O;
SOMA $4,000; &nnia8 $675,000;
@tinneiota $l60,O00; W1iiiouri
$4,000; @outana $4,000; gae,
brosfa $490,000; Iebn6u $4,000;
gtetp Mertto $4,000; goro- -9afota
$4,000; Sflabomo $4,000;
Oregon 100000; SiiD-9atota
$4,000; &eras $1,20t 900; @ai6.
ington $4,000 uuo @Doniug
$4,000.
/ Son Den 9rdBefen StdOten oes
2anoes 8ei1neten;
Gbieogo $1S,995,000; Cincinnati
100000; Qenoer 81, 100000; Sam
io8 9th $4,000; Stem gort $685..
293. 900; ct. 2ouiS $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
Spicn09cucrlGoc pom
Pailie 0itoencn,ntcn!
9eitnngs3euinr ieiner Sdldr-
fe berdn6t; Seuat 6eihneioet
Gm6nrgu.alaniel.

@oibineton 5. M1ai. = 9ie Spi.
otingeborIoge Der 9tegierun9 lit &c,
Ftern geeen g(beno bom gfeprdien.
tdltenbnttIe in moSifiaierter sgorn
NIT 260 gegen 105 on9enoHunen
tuorDen.
9eionbers beftig geItoltete iidl Ser
9nt1pf Inn Die 8eitlrngs5eniltr.a .alau.
lei 6er Worloge, ipeIde, tuie bereit8
geItern beridtet, in ibrer nripriing.
Iiden sorm nit 220 eeget 167
Gtin1nten obgelebnt tpur6e. Sotuobl
@preder GIort tpie Der eitbrer 0er
Nlebitblifoner, Monn bon ssyainoig,
batten bieie alauie[ ouf oos Sdarf.
Ite ntlgegriffen. 4nite1e Der abge.
Iebuten tptir0e elite neue alauiel
betreffg Der 8eitungsaeniitr eitge-
reidt, ipelhe biel ntiIber lit alg bic
Griginolflouiel. 2aut 0ieier bot oer
Nr1liOent Oog 91et6t, Die 8eroffent.
Iidlittg bon artiteI pelde Den sein.
ben fiiiten fonnen, i'm ariegsfaIle at
berbieten, bod bat In ieoent Sale
einc syiirD tliht nur ooriiber Sti ent.
I k,ei0en, OBJ Die angeflagten 3ei.
titngsberonsgeber eigenipiIli9 un0
obne Die notiqe Grind ltiq ING Die Be,
freifcnoen gtrtifeI beroffentliften
ionoern aid oariiber. Oh 0erortige
s(rtifel ioI6es gbnrofters pnren,
ab iie Dem feinoe niitlih iein
f5nften. @eiter NIB Il Der alnl.
ieI borgeieben, 6oB Ben 3eititngen
Sic f-eie aritit ilber Die Son6Iunpen
Der slegieriine ionic ibrer geamten
h5Iig frei ftebt
Senat dnSert Gm6arso.9laniel.
SIN Genat itor6 geitern ebenfaIlS
Die ionageborloge ultf Der Cages
oroming. Diit 40 gegen 80 Gtinl,
ilien pur0e Die nripriingIidje Gms
hargo QIeuicl 6urdl cine ai6ere CT.
feet. III iueIther Sic Madit oes Grd.
Iloenien eiil gnlbnrgo oiIf irgenO Ell
gLrtifel su erflareit, crhebIid be.
orenst miro. Der gr1Iioent bari
nad scr nenen aIduieI ndnlIih MIR
0dnl es gHibnrgo naf Gnreu ber,
hdlnelI. mrlm nicirIben 0urh Tim.
nseae Nen SEei1t0 prreidleu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
OcatIttcr 6eianStcr
in Sreibcit eciebt!

@2outebi6co. 1ruguan, 8. gldi.-
Gie brafilianiite Regierilng BAT Or
&auIi. friiber oelltiIer @eianoter in
gio Sc SSaneiro, graiilien, auf freien
SUB geIebt unN Seiien 9lbreiie aah
Gliropn feline &inoernis in 0en 8eg
gefegt. 0ieies geidob. aIs Die glodl.
rid)f Ill 9iio be Syoneiro eintrab boB
Gcutid)Iano bic gltreiie oes braiilio.
niIhen Bei1n0tcn In Berlin nidt
behirocrc. gr. Gnnli initr0e IN ei-
nrr fIeinen @ren3itaot 9raiiliGng
ieit l1nnerer Aeit nefnri1ell nfhntan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
8epeftilcs1)ctla0c 9cbt
11iciltae ucr Sas I5aMs!

@oI6ington 5. 01oi. Gas
SauSfoutitee fir 01itte[ un6 @egq
bat es als frudtlos oltfgegeben
cine 9febrnue.Gorlnge, unt ole BON
6toat8outt gefor0ertcn $t,800,000,.
900 olf5nbringen, ous3uarbeiteu,
utto foiro Die bonn llnterfonlitee aus,
gearbeitete gorIage o6ne gleilOerltn-
gen om @ontag oen 9feprGientan.
tenbaui, ein6eriaten.
g8 idien mn0gIidL iid ouf
Steuern 5u einigelk 0ie oIlen 6etref.
fenoeu @orteien gehebnt iinO, nnG
70 miro 6os Sous iid ielbit NIT ser
Stcuerfeitiesung 8u befniien bobeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
GnoliicRcr 2lSmtir0l
tuaritt pot 1tsBooten!

8albingtou, 5. 0aai.-8er eng.
liide @bn iral De Chair bielt Dor
Scm Sousfomitee fir 0torineangc-
legenbeiten eine 9fe0e, in ipeI6er er
oarauf beriuies, ooB Die oeittide
Sauh6oot.@efabr utter feinen Tim.
itdn6en unteridGtt neroen nliiiie;
9eiitidlano iteae 9egenludrtig lin.
teri eboote in rabi0er 8eiie fertig;
e8 iperoen ie6e ISOLDE tpentgitens
Orei Gaitdboote neleiter aoritruf.
tion fertig eeitellt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
streif bonn 8ianrrrnmndlcrn.

Sdrtforo, Gum., 5. 0iai. = 300
in bieiigeu 6abrifen beidGfti9te 81
garrenmoder baben ibre glrbeit elm
geitellt. neil ibre 6orberang nod
boberen 206uen beriporfen por6eu
mar. sic for0eru 50 mebr per 1000
fir &erlteaung bon 10 Gents 3igar.
ren uuO 81 mebr per 1000 fiir
SerIteluug bon 8 Gents .3igorren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
Gitol. GcrpeScbcct>
5critSrcr ociasiaReity

2on5on, 5. a1ot. - Die g(6ni.
raIit1t berfiinocte geitern abetto ben
ltntergang etnes Gorpeooboot- 3erIto.
rers, nobel Elm 0ffiaier unO 61.
Wont lift 2eben herIoren.
9as 8riegsidiff Ons Dem 0gber.
SDp" oitgeborte, lit an 2. Ma1f int
glermelfonal altf cine @tine geIanfen
lno geiimfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
@rtrGnfr fpniissisrt.

SaItingg. 8. 92ai. = Die 9oIi5ei
entoedte geiteru in eiier apan8ig
SUB ltnter Ser Groe befiuolidel
S6ble aitf Sem @ruuOitiid non GaD
SilIer 80 atiten 9if6re. 86isfeD
un0 gBcin ionic Is aiiten 5Iaiden-
bier. 9lon botte beobddtet. mie
Inn 01itteriinht cine @ngenIoorng
ser @etr1rlfe bon Der @irtihaft
bon G6iIlips noh Der Staerihea
gehauiitna qcbraht ipor0en mar.
BEIRUT eud bel giutdufen alii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05
1t,is6tioc 1lcmioIseit
fir Sic.

9luf Seitp 6 OicIer QIllsgn6e
inter ben pSarulIali0 su per.
faufen4 4nBeigen finoen giie
cinc 6nriiL bic ipeaiea fir Sic
beltiHln1t 1T. j
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-05

siir Gmabn nn0 llugegetn: Sd1ou uno nns
boItero foIt heiite obeno ltno Sonntng-
mir Oeebrogfo: g[nqeineiu id1on beIite abem0
itno Sonistaq, ber1ioerlid i'm SiioIpeIten belfs
obeno m1ruter am Gonntag I'M ueitldlen 9cI.
Sir Soma: SGon ino oubolteno fall bslsie
obenO un0 Soniltng.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22
THE IDEAL SERIAL A WEEK
Masterpieces of the Worlds Literature
Condensed and Edited by H. Irving King
Adam Bede ByCcorge Elliot
ra Next Weeks Classic Story
Irving's Grip Van Wrinkle"

was coming Shc had no tears this morn
Ing sh" had wcpt them uli away last
night She thought she could never go
ON with her old Ne at home She would
Ike To run away that yer, morning ana
never see any " the old faces again.
But ilctty's was not a nature to face
diffiHultlcsHtn dare to loose her hold
uuou the familiar and rush hlnlly on
some unknown condition
Hers WAS u luxurious md vain nature
not n passionat" one and II she were
ever ~ take any violent measure she
must be urged to II hy the desperation
~ terror There was not much room for
her thoughts 10 travel I'm the narrow cir
clc Of her Imagination and shc soon fixed
upon the one thing she would do to get
away. She would 10 and be n mdy'H
mRid-the ladys maid at the Abbey would
help her 20 position n she knew she
Ind her unclc's leave
Upon HettNs blooming health II would
tax" u great deal NJ such mental suffer
Ing us hers tn leave ANY deep impress
When she came downstairs nm ind,t-
fcrcut observer would have been more
struck with the rounducts Of her checks
and neck and the darkness ~ her eyes
end eyelashcs than with any signs ~ sad
ness about her Tint night. when her
uncle WAS smoking his pipe. she stated
her desire ~ going away 10 be hdv's
mnid \ proposition witch was promptly
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22
CHAPTER VIII
Hettys Betrothal.

Tho stay " plnoh Morris 1T tho Bcdc
cottage after the death ~ old Thins Bede
had nov long been thing NJ the past,
hut the memory NJ it.of her uuict e'-
flcicncy, her sno0drop tro, her gentle,
soothing voi.c--rcmaincd 20 Seth a
blessed memory. even 20 Querulous Lis
beth ~ soothing recollection. and to Adam
a something pleasant In the time Of his
trhulatiun
y don't wonder ~ thee loving her. lad.
said Adam tu him one dnN shes got n
face IKE n ulN"
Scih's soul rushed to his eyes mud lips
he hul never confessed his secret 10
Adam, hut now he felt n delicious sense
" dishurdeument M hc answered "AN
Addy. | lo love her too much doubt
nut she docs not love me- lad only as
one rhlld of God loves another"
here's no tclllnr thee mus, not
lose hcnrt she's made N stuff with ~
finer grain than most women / can see
that clear enough llut I, she's better
than YOU I'm some THINGS | cannot think
sholl fall short ~ Nou In loving
No more was said and ne Seth ari out
toward the village Adam said 60 himself
God help thee. lad and me too once
after that he hai asked Seth n Nr had
received any letter from DinRh. and Scih
/ hal replied that she had written him from
/ town In Stouyshlrc. whore she was 90.
/ ing about her preaching work for time
'Nut shc speaks only about her spiritual
| mission" sighed Seth aud viii let me
write to her only when have news com
/ ycruing the cause In these pBtis
Adam had trlt mild uitN for Seth
I iu his love affrir. and sincerely wished
/ that pinph migh, consent 10 become mis-
sister In law Its mother W'uld sp lHr
. lu see the gentle creature about the ul
cottage Tho Thought brought 60 Ndou
mlui picture W niuAh Hs she had moved
about the Old Kitchen. Ike auhdgrd and
. ryntlc sunshine In the room And Uc'tN
T too. thought ~ Ninnh ever, now and then
/ with u curious mixed sort " feeling
/ There Was something about tho gruu,
\ MethoiN' preacher that rather scared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22
CAL0MEL WHEN BILIOUS? MOI! STOP!
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON LIVER
guarantee "Dodsons Liver Tone" will give YOU the
best Liver and Bowel Cleansing YOU ever had.

Stop using ,alomcl |, makes YOU
sick Don't lose days work II yor
feel lazy, sluggish bilious or con'ti.
pa,ed, listen to me
talomcl IS mercury NJ quicksilver
which causes necrosis oi the bones
lalumcl when /, come, INTO contact
with sour bile crashe, into H. breaking
It up This is when YOU feel that awful
nausea and rtampng II YOU are "all
Knocked out" II Your liver n torpid
and bowels consupated or YOU have
headache, dizziness, coated tongue. II
breath Is bad OF stomach sour Just ,ry
spoonful OF harmless pod,on's Liver
Tone
Here's my guarantee Go to any drug
store and yet 50 cent bottle of bod
son, Liver Tone. Take a spoonful to.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22

on the grass and looks earnestly into the
dark pool as II trying TO discover what
sort ~ bed II would make for her
round. young limbs No, she has not the
courage to jump Into that cold, watcry
bed
After the first oncoming OF her great
dread. some weeks after her bctrothal 10
Adam. she had waited and waited In the
blind. vague hope that something would
happen 10 set her free from her terror
hut sne could wait no longer Whenever
she thought Of writing to Arthur abe had
rejected the plan. lie could do nothing
FOR her that would shield her from dis
covery and Ecorn among her relatives
and neighhors Her Imagination no
longer saw happiness with Arthur. for he
could do nothing that would satisfy and
snoth her pride
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22

lately filled with Kind words hhouto her
approaching marriage and asking her TO
make visit for few DAYS She lad
no desire 20 60 20 Stouit0u, where plnnh
was then living. hut nov Sh" thought OF
the invitation aud laid her plans
She would tell her aunt She was goinG
to visit pinah-.and then she would go
%h, or TO- N,n'S W,c'. - astsygV asty' :rrcaas.
ton and the next morning Adam saw her
into the Stouiton con h. telling her not 70
stay more thnu a week--th" time would
be 40 long aud sending his regards TO
biuah God bless her 'or loving me, 10 he
thought M tho co.Ch rolled away Hctty's
long horrible and unnucccssfnl pilgrimage
I'm search of Arthur had begun
ITO be continued tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22
CLEAN up week
HELPS RAILROADS
Number Of Idle Cars Reduced
Forty-0ne Percent

NEW YORK, March 22-Reduction
OF II percent-from l7l00S cars 10 o.
ia cars has been made in the last three
weeks by the railroads of the country
in the number OF freight cars, loaded
and empty held at various points be
cause they could not be moved, the
American Railway association commits
sion on car service announced here last
night In the week ending March l0
reports for which have just been re
ceived, aooumulations were reduced
from l2jOoj cars to 99,774 cars.
The progress made IN the last ten
days in reducing the number OF cars
held in accumulations is attributed to
the clean up" week which the railway
associations asked the railroads to un-
dcrtake.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22
Men Wrecked Car for
Whisky Is Charged

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. March -
Nine switchmcn and two car in,pec.
tors employed by the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad we're arrested here
yesterday on charges of stealing thou.
sands of dollars worth of whisky, cloth.
ing, household goods and other yalul
bles. One OF their fcats, it is charged
was the wrecking of car OF whisky 5,
they could loot while the car was un
sealed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-22

night aud u i, doesn't ,,raigh,en YOU
right up and make YOU ieel iine and
vigorous hy morning. ! want you tu 80
back TO the store aud gc, YOUR none,
DudsonS Liver Tone Is DESTROYING the
sale OF ,alomcl because It is real liver
medicine, entirely vegetable. therefore
!, can no, 'alivaic ~ make YOU SICK.
| guarantee that ono spoonful oi bod
sons Liver Tone will put Your sluggish
liver TO work aud clean your bowel, oi
that sour bile and cuuyupatcd waste
which Is cloggine your system and max
, ing YOU feel miserable ruatan,ee
Mat bottle oi Dudson's Liver Tone
will keep Your entire family feeling iine
| for months Give It 10 Your children
/ II - harmless doesn't gt,pc and the,
like lB pleasant isste.-AdY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Cabot Wards Car
Fatally Injuries
Two Young Girls
Park Head, on Way to New
Playground, Unable to
See Children

While on his way to arrange for the
opening of q new playground for the
children Of that neighborhood, Park
Commissioner Cabot Ward driving a
closed automobile. struck and fatally
injured two seven-year-old girls at
First Avenue and SiXty-seyenth Street
late yesterday afternoon.
The children, Jennie KovacS and Rose
SalCrno, had just left the Bethany Day
Nursery, on the southeast corner, and
were running. hand IN hand. across the
avenue 4 passing coal truck prevented
them from seeing the automobile and
also cut Of Mr. Wards view Of the
cast side Of the street
The coal truck was proceeding north
near the sidewalk. and Mr. Ward had
turned into the northbound car tracks
20 pass, when The girls darted in front
Of the truck and ran IN front Of his
machine. He sweTved 10 the left, but
was unable to avoid striking them.
Mr.. Ward was so unnerved that be
fore he recovered an unidentified auto
moblh~t had picked up the unconscious
children and taken them 10 Flower
Hospital As soon ag Mr. Ward had
recovered his composurc sufficient. 10
drive the car he took Meitzcl 20 the
hospital and then TO the East Sixty
seventh Street station, where he was
permitted 70 20 on his promise to APP
pear lu the Norkville court this morn
ing
The koyacs child lived at 43l East
SiXty-siNth Street and the Salerno girl
a. 400 ERst Seventeen Street.
M Ward through his at+orrov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Items Whitman
Vetoed Repassed
By Legislature
Appropriations of $500, 900
for Expenses Unani-
mously Approved

Albany, April Is Within three hours
after Governor Whitman had disap-
proved items in the annual appropri-
alton bill, totalling $4,000 for legis-
latiyc expenses, the Legislature to-
night passed them over his veto.
Angered because the Governor vetoed
the items the Assembly. by a vote OF
1926 TO 0, repassed tho appropriation
over the veot. The Senate vote fol-
lowed. 1t was the first time in the
administration of Governor Whitman
that his veto has been oyerruled.
Legislative leaders were highly in
digrant at the action Of the Governor
because never in the states fiscal his
tory have requests for legislative OK
penses been itemzed.
Items totalling nearly 100000 were
vetoed. The aggregate OF the items
approved IL $50 1853, 800, including Sl2,-
900 900 in sinking fund contributions.
More than half Of the amount dis
approved. $4,000 were the proposed
expenses of the Legislature. divided
AS follows: Compensation Of officers
ana GTlIloAfrf F-Dos''Nf - fN'A'No -
legislative committees, etc, Sl25,OoO,
and contingent expenses OF the clerks
OF the Senate and Assembly, $4,000
each. Approval Of these was Withheld,
The Governor said in mes sage 10 the
Assembly, because they were not tier e.
lied.
In his message the Governor re-
ferred 20 the fact that prior 20 the
converting of the Legislature the of 70
cials OF both Senate and Assembly
had cooperated with him in arranging
an itemlzed appropriation schedule Ter
legislative printing. and that he had
also recommended that all items OF ex-
Dendlture for the Legislature be set
forth 10 the same segregated detail
that the Legis stature had adopted for
au divisions o. the executive and
judicial branches.
Governor Whitman laid after the
conference that ho expected the census
would not exceed ID cost the $l50.O0I
appropriated u ,he Robinson law. lie
believes auy additional cost Will be
covered b. contributions, but to meet
any contingency Senator Stiyers in
troduced a bill tonight appropriating
100000, upon which the adjutant
general may draw 20 defray whatever
the added cost OF the resource mobili-
zatlon bureau happens 20 be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Marine Sergeant Fails to Win
Recruits at Marriage Bureau
Your Country Needs You, and Other Patriotic Posters
Are Passed Unheeded in City Chapel by
Bridegrooms- Io-Be

Recruiting Sergeant Keller Hines,
Of the United States Marine Corps
played the role Of Mars at the Mar
rage License Bureau in the Municipal
Building yesterday. But signal VIC
tory for General Cupid onsucd.
Three hundred and cighty-fiye
couple marched away with licenses
during the day-the largest moblllza-
ton Of Cupid's forces since last Tues
day. Not one bridegroom-to-be showed
any desire TO unite Immediately with
Uncle Sans Marine Corps.
They presented unbroken ranks TO
the Sergeant's shrapnel. which ceased
after a brief bombardment, with the
voiley "Some of you boys look As
II you'd make mighty good marines
When Hines abandoned the field
he left behind, for use as long dis
lance artillery. imposing recruiting
posters. IN many colors with which ne
hopes u infict casualties in Cupic's
lines.
Halt" commands a poster hung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-17
Fire at Rockaway Park

4 boarding house and eleven large
cottages were destroyed by fire yester-
day morning at Rockaway Park The
fire started in Isaac Lubin's boarding
house, on South Seventh Avenue, where
painters were a. work, and was carried
down that street and South Eighth
Avenue b. the wind.
The local fremen. hampered BY lack
Of water pressure. were driven back By
the heat Four alarms were sounded
and engines arrived from as far away az
Jamaica. The loss - estimated az be.
tween SI5000O and $4,000.
Members OF the Home Defence League
were called out. John Cries. Morris
Schlesinger and Oscar App!eby received
burns which necessitated their removal
to Rockaway Beach Hospital. Frank
Brennan, Of Hook and Ladder III, also
received medical attention.