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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-20
Mortgages.

Thos Londergaa 10 Eureka B
Assn 1t 1 n 10 # It u b IS
Rlanchard's Adj Peru ........
setsey Guam ct al to David {
Mewhirter e1a seA "A 80 s..
A c Smith TO Chas Z Hook Tr
It I b q DAYS Add Ottawa. 81
Geo Thompson TO Agnes Hall, pit
nl5 neh 81 pit VIZ sei4 80 80 8,
B /. Garrow and wife to Ottawa
BIZ r co TT It's i 7 b ] Hoags
Add Serena .....,.,t........
Geo Thompson TT TO Mary Ann
Thompson e12 sea 80 80 ., pit
VIZ neh 81, pit VIZ sell. so
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.

VIM G Suffern and wife to Mar
ion Godfrey el2 1t I b 50 Yer
Coal Co Add Streator ........ %
Ellen Eagen to Patrick Eagen
Its to b , MENDOZA. ....... ..
Heirs Geo and Margaretha Pohl
to Anla pohl It , b IS Vests
Add Mendoza ................ ~.
Heirs Thos B Smith TO Herman
V Peterson pit 1t l is So s.. 25O
Herman V Peterson and wife to
Treacy b Smith pit 1t Is 80 3. 25U
Frances Z kirryher and husband
ct al to Anna Bliss eli swl4
33 20 g .........-....t '''..'''.
Lucena A Smith to Alice Nelson
ct al pit 1t all II b 6 Clark
& Underlills Add Marseilles.. l2U
Josephine Rose to A c Smith It 7
b q lays Add Ottawa ....... l4t
Agnes Hall to Geo Thompson pit
M neA 81, pit VIZ SEA 80 80 . 5-S
Ellen Harrington TO Martin kel-
Ter 1t b AZ States Add Ottawa g.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-20
EXPERIENCE OF ILLINOIS
WOMAN.
Was Thin and Weak But Weight
Increased Eighty Pounds.

Danyille, Ill.," I am glad to tell what
The Washington times., 1917-12-11

Here years.
Frank A. Novotny. q. baker. . 9Th st.
D. e Here 10 years.
FRANK Novotny, S. hat maker, sos Mary
land ave. n. z. Here 4 years.
,,d David orilan. SS, baker, 10 Ith st. n. W.
Joseph onenbacher. -. tailor. II Bates st.
N ". Here . years
John Pressler. %. haberdasher. 1871 Lamont
81. ~ W. Here p years.
Alehael G. Pressier, ~. restaurateur. 81
ST. s E. Here q years.
loser z. Rosner. IS, musician, ia Sth st.
n. y. Here years
Niko'a Rendulic. 81. iron worker. scs C st.
s. W. Here H years.
IS, Ansehel Rosen. q. waiter. 1o7 I'd ST. " ".
Here - years.
Frank Retire. q. laborer. esEs LInwOrth pI.
s. W. Here years
81. Piero Rodyuko. %. lawyer. New Cor
coran Hotel. Here months.
Morris Ross. Is, tailor. 1916 I'd st. N. W.
Edward J. samoyden. q, telegraph operator.
leos w q. s. 2 Here Is years.
Fnilip Svantner. q. mechanic. I'm Linwood
pl; y. w. Here : years.
E. Here years.
Anton schrOth. 4s. Iaborer, IL, Anaeostia
road. Her Z years
George schweier. Al. butcher. II1s Bates st.
". W. Here years.
George Salzer. 3. fireman. e313 II st. y. W.
Here years.
Valerian J. Won Pienczykowsl<i, z, farmer.
t1lt Chesapeake ct. Here Is years
Marie B. WaI<ner. ., miiliner. s3s Sheppard
St N. W. Here years.
Emil Wolf. Is. waiter. Ilis 18th st. N. w.
Here IL years.
The Washington times., 1917-12-11
USCAN'T SEND MILLION
MEN, FOE PRESS MAGINES

AaIsTERDAlI. Dec. I1.-comments
Of the Austro-HunearIan press on
Aineriea's declaration OF war received
today attempt to -beiittle the power
Of the United States. "ImGrlcG's var
fare against Austria is important only
in proportion 70 the number OF troops
she can SEND" said the Budapest
Poster Lloyd.
1--WE do not fear after the var COM
HeTcial retaliation" said the Vienna
New Free Press, "S;ncs President VII
son has denounced any economic war
following the present struggle"
TT Es Impossible for a million
Americans to appear on the European
6GttlsnsIdi," declared the North Ger
mar GssettA. --.-
The Washington times., 1917-12-11
VISIT OF KAISER"
PROVOKES WOMAN;
ACTORS WITHDRAW

GREENWICH, Conn., Dec. 11.-Kai-
ser Wilhelm tried to invade THE
Castle" on the beautiful estate of
Henry L. Britain in Rock Ridge, but
was defeated by 9 lone woman. Al
though he attempted to show his
friendliness by entering arm in arm
with somebody who was called Am
Jbassador Gerard" and who looked
like that individual, the ruse didn't
90 with the lady, and they were
forced TO retreat.
The Kaiser and "Mr. Gerard" ar
rived with Clifford 3. Saum, the as
slstGnt director of New York NOV
ing-plcture company. Mr.. Saum found
only Mrs. Britain at home and re-
QueSted her to allow him to use the
grounds for the outdoor scenes OF
moving picture that il to be based
on former Ambassador James w.
oerard's book, My Four Years in
Germany"
Mrs. Britain was at frst inclined
to look favorably on the request until
she learned that one OF the actors
present was to impersonate the Kali
ser.
This made Mrs. Britain very sus-
picious. and she telephoned to the
Greenwich police. Meanwhile Saum
had telephoned his predIcament to
the real Mr.. Gerard, who talked over
the wire to Mrs. Britain and assured
her. that the Kaiser and his COM
paRion actor, "Mr. Gerard" were
o. K.
After carefully considering the sit
uatton from all angles, Mrs. Britain
decided to hold on the visit of the
The Washington times., 1917-12-11
Enemy Aliens Who May Be BanishedFrom
The District

No proclamation has been issued by
the President declaring women OF
German birth alien enemies to the
extent OF barring them from the Dis.
trict of Columbia and prohibiting sub.
jects OF the Emperor OF Austria from
residing here.
Those German women and Austro.
Hungarians whose names appear in
the following list are, therefore, not
affected by the Presidents alien en-.
envy proclamation AMI may be permit,
ted to continue to reside in the Dis
trict until proper disposition il made
OF them By the Department of Justice.
The following list contains the
names of those Germans and .Austro-
Hungarians living in this city who
within the last two years have de-
clared their Intentions Of becoming
American citizens.
With the exception of the women
and the AustriAns, the applicants are
considered as alien enemies and are
required to leave the district BY De-
cember Is.
German
Pauline AehterSdrch, q GharwomAn, sox
Ga. ave. n. W. Here q yeArs.
Elizabeth AltheImer. q, Seamstre1, slts
lIth st. N ". Here q ysays-
Jacob A. Albrscht, a. manager. szt K q.
n. W. Here I years.
Anton AEr1koIs, %, butcher, sla 9Th u.
Carl Bnita. g, clerk, Ieie isth e N. W.
Here 6 years.
Hugo Bauer. %, machinist, 100 r. I. ave,
". W. Here years. -
Katharine Baumann, n, heusskseper, flS
n. Cap st. Here % yaRs. -.
Henry Brenhard, 81, butcher. 9os Tth q.
s. W. Here years.
Paul BurwiE. u, nurse, 1901 St. n. W.
Here years.
George BiackwslI,H. js~slsr. 10 Sth 1t.
n. W. Here % years.
Gustav Becker. %, waitSr, ne Lan~urth
pl. 8. ". Here yaNI
AIbert s. BehrmAnn. q. sAIesnan, ITS
sth IT. n. W. Herr 2 Jears.
Kari Beiimann, a farmer, Holy Cro8
Academy. Here ysAu.
EiA ave. n. W. Here II ySArS- :
Emma Binder, .. bookkssptr, ltis ChAptn
1t. n, W. Here II year1.
Max Becker. q, chef. sos isth IL N. W.
MAJ Bohnss. 50. waiter. I'M 81. n. ~.
Eugene W. Braun, Il. barksepsr. IG Isth
Ana BIeichsr. q, maid. I5u n. H svs.
DorothsS c. z. Braadss. 81, hs1sshsepsr.
1t1t Kilbodfns pl. n. W. Here . yearS.
Rosa p. Binder, 70, stenoErauher, III 3
Il. N, Y. Hers II yoArH,
August Beuehsrt, d. butcher, 40 itA ct
chali.s [. Bssusnst. 20. csrs. IlIs nh st.
N. w. Here is year,.
Haurics Conrad, 50, W1sehmAksf, a. Pa.
ave 9. 3. Herr d yea7.
william =. Cordss, S, waiter, q. Iesh st-
Huso W. oo.i. %. Ssksr. SiS L st. n. ".
Here = yean. .-..-
John PstST J. Duhn. ., CLERK, ss Ist 81.
n. ". Here Q year..
Ems: I. pornsr. %, teacher. IE2 ISth 81.
n. ". Hrs a yeAu-
John q. DOsrr. ., baker, - 10Th u. 8. =.
Frits Esrsrs, .. butcher, IE0 Knner pI.
y. Z. HsrS ; yesrs.
The Washington times., 1917-12-11

Jacob EnEis, 3. lsborer, 81 Itth st. 8. E.
Y.Isntine Ehrhard.. 50. clerk, Isi1 K st.
Petsr FTit1. %, machinist, 1sOs "a st.
N. ". Here years.
ida FItndt, S, assistant steward, :4O ID
Fr1ts X. Feuahrens. q, bartender, 81 Sth
~. n. W. Here ysars.
Francis c. Fischer, g., artist, iSss Coium.
biA I'd. Here IS years.
Fritz Flessnheinnsr. q, chef, 70 18th II.
N. ". Here years.
MARX Forchhsimer. Il, actor s04 18th 1t.
n. ". Here - years.
Erich. o. 0ebhardt, IS, florist, Good sHope
d. @. Here years.
Wilhelm olaEow, 10, waiter. leeS soth q.
n. W. Here yeArs.
Katharine GenG, IS, maid, iSSo 18TH st. n.
W. Here 81 years.
Marie Gerstner, q, nurse, The Portner.
Here II years.
Slgmund Geisnar. 20, wHiter. IeS 10Th ST.
y. W Here . ytars.
Marie e GerEes, nurse. lsth ana SITS. n.
W. Here II yshrs.
Louise P. seheidecksr. q. maid, III MASS.
ave. n. ": Here il Year,; ,.., ..., ~
Henry scherer, "a, reclred, iSs2 Ssth st. N.
Gsorrs r. saGSsr. .. butler, 100 18th st.
oustag A spindIer. a. baker. ga n st.
wIiILsm sslfsrt, 70. butcher. tIs 7th st. s.
! Bernard r. soutowsly. g, tailor, is2s Po-
tounso ave. g. E. Here ysars.
Paul steinhusllsr. -. ironworker, Sn Park
krneE GSrS.nbsrT, ., bOOkssspsr, 1s7s
Newton ct n. W. Here Il ysa1.
LeOnhsrd oayer. IS, tailor. III ist ST. s. W.
GsrSarsth Holman, g. dresmsksr. Iss
chrSssoph Eiol.b.r.risln. "a. photoEraph.r,
DOrotbeA RAnnpei, ., nurse. sts st. n. e.
Here 3 yearu 80
oscar HeinsuHn, sl. salesman, III n. J.
ave. n. W. Here years.
eosn wasL :. 4 4 y. y AIE a:f. Z ysar 400 o'..
RArolIna Hofnaann, S dresmalzsr, t3S
Randolph 1t. Here II years.
l.y lam isne. HE Hers e ~ ysSrs.
Ftita Hugsl. 50. baker. 1908 8. C. ave. s. e.
Jossph 0. Hon. s.. teacher. Mnnss s.mIn-
Gax " HSTiton. n. nthoErApher. - H
IT. n. ". Here yearS.
Roman HernlG, Q. butcher. IH1 Rossaais
Districh Hermann, IS, baker, 1904 st. n,
FrsdsrsrE (: Hotnnnn. 81, clerk, 2fs Ind.
Charles c. Herbert. 50. vatchman. go 18th
EiIsassth Y. Hsnihks, n. Is1S K st. n. ".
Emil Hndsbr.na. s5. waiter, SIS IstA st.
: 1SsIbsrt Hasslmann. "a, electrician, I1a
f0th st n. W.. Herr ysArB.
Paul Hart, 81. restaurant manager, M n
u. n. ". Here Il years.
Emil ". IhlinG, q. carpenter, est Harvard
a. n w Here II years.
MAJ Ikion, 30, butler. li0 R. I. ave. n. ".
. Iis.r, B. jacobson. y. correspondent, SIS
w pI, N. ". Here - years
Rn1ii F. JahOns, q. butler, So4 stonslsiEh
Ean, A. joins, ., clerk, S1 18th Il. n. W.
Water {. Jorss. q, clerk. lSss Harvard n.
Rsssrt G. kshi' 2. waiter. 1870 Q st. n. ".
Here ySarS-
FrsdsrtchA Kisinknseht, ., cook, socs Il
n NJ W. Herr 10 year,.
Vinsenn Keller. q. ssssr, II Tenn ave.
" NIehoIas Klein, 81. baksr. ssi5 Northhamp-
ton n n ". Here Ss yoars.
FrNna Kuieh, 2, blacksmith, 900 n. ]. ave.
Hsnf4 Kras., 8, butler. Isls ~ n. ".
1iSsrt ". Kraha. IS. stableman. 1861 D st.
8. 2. Here p years
The Washington times., 1917-12-11
STEEL MEN GO HOME;
PRICES LIKELY TO STAND

Although the prices fixed by Presi-
dent Wilson for steel products were
made subject to possible revision be-
fore January 1, steel men, after con-
ferences with Government officials
hero today, left Washington without
much Assurance that the quotations
would be changed before that time.
The question OF revision is now in
abeYanee, pending the conclusion of
an Investigation by the Federal Trade
Commission into current costs Of pro-
duction-
The Washington times., 1917-12-11
FOOD CHIEFS PERMIT
BEET SUGAR PRICE RISE

An increase Of 10 cents per hundred
pounds on best sugaF.wa authorised by
the food administration today. effective
tomorrow.
It should not. however. cause any ad-
vance m the present retail price," said
the announcement, 'iand tobbers and re-
tailerS are required to sell their stock
on hand on the old basis"
The Washington times., 1917-12-11

St n. W Here.l years.
George wegscheidier n butler 9Th a ana
woodley I'd Her years.
Joseph Wolf. s:. Iron worker. sssi Park u.
s. r. Here Il years
Morris within 81. meat dealer 10 n G.
ave Here II years.
Frank zverina. q. oil reaner. .sio Eth 81.
s. E. II re years.
The Washington times., 1917-12-11

Here years.
Census Wendelin. .. engineer. Isa Ana
Louis Weiss. .. butler, so Conn. ave. ".
W. Here II years
JACOB Within. .. tailor. SIC Kramer st. n.
George Woioszyn. .. wheelwright. 5i7 Cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
ALICE LEFT

ALICE LEFT
Bought and Paid For" At the
Glass A. Is taken from the stage
play OF tho same name. Alice
Brady Ia tho star Alice leaves
her husband because OF "inenmpat-
ibility OF temperament" as the Law
yrrp say. But he came for her.
Tho comedy IL Some Kid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
NOTIONS

" OUR sewing needs are abun.
l. dainty provided for in the
Notion Section. Ample guam
titles OF the standard requisites.
some OF which are difficult TO
obtain now.
DEBTORS SIlko MendinR Cotton.
black. white. colora, n ball 81
Do Longs safety Pins. assorted
sizes on card ...................5 Sc
"A IN Machine OIL. regular Csc.
special ....... ......,,....... ipc
Toilet Pins. needle points. $50
count, regular ioc. special ... Sc
Skirt aud TrouHer IfangerF
regular Dc. special for ... ... use
SNAP Fastener Tape. black and
white. &c regular. special ip~
Hone Hair Pins. straight and
crimpod. DC regular, special. re
-Twino shopping Bags. zoe reg
ulariy. special ......... .tec
-Kieincrts Ia Vida Garment
Shields. white and pink ,..... soc
DIR Parkor'A waist and Hose
supporters for children. black and
white. pair .............. 35c
steam Cured Dress Shields.
sizes and ?. pair Zoe
Sew-on Hose Supporters. the stop
run eliminates drop stitches ana
runs. special. pair ............iO Zoe
Puritan sanitary Dress shields
Doc regular. TOT 49,. ....,.... ''oc
English Twill Tape. lo-yard
rolls, for ......t...-.... Toe
Linen Corset IaceR. eight yard
lengths. Zoe values. ,......... &c
Cotton Betting, black and
white. all widths ......,.....,...i Zoe
ONO BrRssiercE, all sizes. with
pink SILK shields ...,...,...,. e1.2S
Lingerie Tapes in white. pink
and blue. s-yard lengths with
bodkin on card, l0c value. special
Tor .s+...,s..s.,.s .-sss.-.s ..s.s.s+. s.t Nc
Bias Lawn Binding, 6-yard
pieces, several widths. per bolt Sc
Hone Hair Pins. set OF six
straight and crlmpcd 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Today's Programs

Liberty William Desmond. In
Paddy o'HarR". The Bookworm
Turns. comedy.
Cleinmer Viola Dana. In Tho
Flower OF No Mans Land"
Coliseum Shirley Mason. In
The Law OF tn. North"
Moore-Alla NaEimoya. in War
Brides"
Mission Shirley Mason and Hol.
brook Blinn. In Pride"
Rex Courtney Foote. in "Hypo
crltes'
Colouiai-Gladys Hulettc. In
Her New York. Pathe Weekly
and comedy
Glass A-Allce Brady. in Bought
and PAID For" Some Kid" com.
cdy.
Strand-Charlle Chaplln. in Tho
Cure. William Russell. In High
Play"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
FRECKLES
Don't hide them with Veil; Re
move Them Win the o.hino
prescrtptlor

This prescription for tho removal
of frcckles wy written by prom
lneut physician. and II usually so
successful In removing freckles and
giving a clear. beautiful complexion
that II Is sold by any druggist undor
guarantee to refund the money II II
falls
Don't hide your frcckles under 2
veil: get an ounce OF othine AMI
remove them. Even the first few
applications should show wonder
ful improvement. some OF the light.
or freckles vanishing entirely.
BE sure TO ask the druggist for
the double strength othino. II Is
this that is sold on tho money.baek
guarantee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

A couple ~ weeks ago a ship
sailed from San Francisco. carr, lng
90. 900 barrels OF wine to New
York. This Ia tho largest ship
ment % California wine ever made
since the industry was started. II
sent overland by train. II would
load 40 cars. or ten trains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
smAsnEs HYPOCRISY

Lois Weber. in her "Iypocrites."
knocks certain group Of persons
who are all too plentiful In many
communities.
The play begins allegorically.
laid in The time wnen the earth
was young, but far from innocent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
GOOSE IS HEN

GOOSE IS HEN
Tho goose that laid tho golden
eggs In this case WIS little brown
hen that sent Phoebe to New York
It's In Her New York" With
Gladys niulctte. Colonial Others
on tho bin are a Patho weekly aud
u comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

Gabriel (CoGrtenay Foote). an as.
celtic monk. tries TO teach the peo-
plo OF the beauties OF truth and
loses his life IN the effort Then
begins the modern day story. with
the same people IN which Gabriel is
a work.worn minister. who preach.
cs tho gospel OF truth aud simple
faith In an age % lies and hypoc.
rlHy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
MAYOR GILES WINS
DICTHPH0kE POINT

BREMERTON. April 20.-The
supporters OF Mayor NJ. f. Giles. In
the town row. resulting from the
discovery OF dictaphone In City
.,ttorney Garland'B office. claim
that they have scored n point when
the supreme court ordered Jud &c
Walter VI French 10 show cause
ny the records should not he
returned to Mayor Giles. after
copies are made for the court. rath-
or than 10 Garland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

Munsing Under
wear for Women,
{ hildren and Men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
HIP. HooRAY. FOR GEORGE

The frat % tho George VI. CohRn
plays. "nroadway Jons-." comes 10
he Clemmer Saturday. CohRn
plays the leading role
Those who have seen the rcdoubt.
able George and know his appeal
Ing personality. will no doubt flock
TO sec his first movie production
Other screen plays OF his Broad.
way successes viii follow.
Untli then. Viola Dana IN The
Flower OF No Mans Land. a
wholesome and appealing play. Is
being shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
LOOKOUT. EVEl

Eve Leslie. in her search for tho
flesh.pot Of life. gets into all kinds
OF trouble. In Pride" the second
OF the Seven Deadly Sins" she is
forced to match her Wits with
Darcy. a banker. and nearly gets
scorched But Adam Moore, her
lover. f. right there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
FASHIONS, FASHIONS

The regular Friday night fashion
show will be held nj the Coliseum
tonight. About $4,000 worth OF
gowns. tho perfection. sartorlally.
OF Fifth ave-. will be- on exhibition
also soms handsome name
quins.
The movie part OF the program
IL Shirley Mason in Tho Law OF
the North" tale OF Alaska and
beyond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Girls New Spring Coats
Dozens of Clever STYLES

VIZ HETHER you wish to pay SS9S, $3.50 any
w price up to $500, you'll find splendid assort-
ments OF the new things here. Large assortments
OF fared semi-belted fubclted styles in gabar-
dimes poplins, velours, novelty paids and checks.
Gold, cherry chartreuse gray tan, rookie Copen-
hagen and navy blue
All sizes from to 10 years at S5.o5 to $500.
Particularly attractive collections at $3.50 $1,000
and $1,000 -rraser- Paterson Co Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
HE'S SURE COMICAI

Charlie Chaplin's mauer-offact
way OF getting into all sorts anu
conditions OF eomical trouble Ia his
stock.in-trade Charles latest
crouch dispeller il at the Strand.
The Cure Is the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
O'HARA, We spAlpEEN

Leave II TO an IriEhman 10 jump
Into tho thick OF fight and come
out with the prettiest girl In the
land O'Hara. war correspond.
ent. does this In n fanciful tale OF
a war between two mythical Bal
kan kingdoms And he gets tho
girl She's princess. too.
William Desmond plays O'Hara
In Paddy O'Hara." IAberty.
The comedy Is The Dookworm
Turns"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
.hcin lDRiskp mchr
nacb Ocs Mcincs!
Goliseiridtcr lItterbaf erfldrt, Dan
RriDaticnonngen 3um cigenen
@ebrauh geiebmiorig limb.

3es @}oines. So, II. San. Die
in Der gcitrigeu nGHabu (ribilne'
beroffrutlihtc Grfldrlrng, ooB cs IN
Soma bcrcita Elm @eieb qibt melhcs
sic gmiubr BON bcrouihenoeH @e.
trGufcn nab Dem Staate oerbictct.
hat 1elttc 0urh etn llrteil ocs bicii.
gcn 8oli5ciridter8 llttcrbnf ieinc
9eitdtiglmg %criobrcn. 0crieIbc gab
Die @utidciouua alb. 0ub, nad)ocnl
0n8 acknowledgement in 3oibiug.
ton ouS @cbb aenpon @eieB fiir
fonititutiuneq crfIdrt bot. uur Ii5en.
iierte Apotbefcr lit Soma geicBma.
.Bta bcrauidenoe @etrdnte cmpfnn
Gen Darfcn. 9icielbcn 0iirfen oieic
icood uidt 5u I%riuf3meden pertail-
fe1la
Ger &idter entihie0 DuB priDotC
2if6rieuOungcn gum cigeHclI sc.
braut gcicBmioria ituo. Ca babell
mir Die &cidcrung)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
I'm Hum6nicn wirS NIT
Grbittcrisna 0ckdmpft!

Berlin IL. San. (5lmfenberidD.
-Ga5 arieasoutt mel1rte beite
nadmittog itber Greiqniiie III Der
Molom Sn Der iuHptigcn 9tle0e-
rilng sDiihcn groila uu0 8olaB
mur0eu tilrfiidc Observation-Disclosures
bel 8aociti qegcu feinoIide lleber
modIt o~ufqcgeben.
5tarfe ruiitidc 4btcilungea. bic
auf qaburteo mQrihlerteL mur0en
ourd urier QrtiQeriefeuer gum Ste.
ben qc6ruht. gci Conan IN Den
oitlIAen Narpatbcn nu6men mir cine
gn8abl 6ein0e gefnnqeu un0 erobcr.
ten cin Moi6inengelpebr 5ein0lide
Gngriffe 5piide1 ocn IdlerH 0cs
GaIim mo Suitta 5luiies mllroen
onidnqlid bon ms abgeidllagcn,
bod gclan9 Is ben Huiien uno Hu.
nlallen Iih in 0cn 9eiib zines SIT.
Qcls Ait ictcn. Pm allen an0ereIl
9unftcu ober mrrDeu Die feiH6lidcn
angrifie bIltt4 abgeidIagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
B~lcSiinniocs 5em9
aus Rom nnG Ccn5cn!

qon0un, II. ISan.-4u5 Hom
miro ora6tlos ]aeneloet, ooR IS IN
Berlin 3u 9oIfsauiitdnoen %gefoauHen
lit Die cineu 10 gefdhrIiden Gboraf.
fer anqetommen babcn, DAB Die nj
li~tdrbcboroen enc orobeHoe 8rotla-
nation ~erluIien haben. 4us Rom
fontnt aud bic Y}elounq, DAB Der
Hei6stag Dcgcn oieier iid INNER
~mebren0cn 6Iuttqeu 9olfsoufiton.
DC on0crsmo tageu miro. (etpu
i'm 2onOon oOer Rom2 2lber man
iic1t, Bah 0ieie N}elDunqen fraB er.
logon limo. 9ie Eaten oes 0eutideu
aaperi6iffes bat bic AIiierten boa.
itduoig meihu8ge geHndlt mo oil
Gntentercgierungen tiiden tbreu 80l.
fern obige Marhen uuf.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
-1labrmnssmittcl IN
OcmtidblanS 9~cniieen!
Gefonpmldc gage i'm GeatifcH
Mcidl Oieiclbe mic in Den crlten
5luei ariegslabren.

Berlin, IL. San. (6untcuberldt)
Gle u6erieeiihc liodlrihtcn.
4qcntur bcridttte gctcrn i6cr Die
mirti6aftiidc Gage GcutidIono8 mic
ioIot
an qntDort aui Die tiir5lideil
8criudc. Die mirtidnitlidc Gage
3cutidlau0s ais prr5pcIiclt bin5n,
itcllen, mcrocn pull better 4utoritat
iolgen0c 9iitteilmgcn gcnladlt: Gle
0icsiabrigc Grnte Geuti9lunos iiber.
trut Oie lcBtiubrigc Inn 100000
LouItelt. muuou L500,000 Ionnen
ali 9rotforn e1tfallcn. Gieie Sat.
lad)c benefit, Dab 9GltidIon0, Oeiic1
lebtjd6rige Grnte sur G~rnabruug ocs
Bottles geuitgtG in Oicicm Sabre
nod luclt bciicr abidnriOct. 3icics
gcGt iaon ourolts berpor, oaB sin.
bern mo ldperarbcitcuoen 9erl0.
ucu groBcrc Ratioueu ge9emoartld
u~crubfolgt mcroeu.
45obl lit bic aartoiiclernte lebtrit
6cr5t utd)t iebr ergic5Ig otlsgeicI.
len; 0ieier aHaidll ubcr mir0 nurdI
Ole ullsgc5ci6uete Rilbenernte aiigc-
mogal. "a auh Der 9crbroud Der
Q}al5grritc fur 8~rau3ucfe Inn 80
man cinc iAledte aartoflcIernte gut
eyrrugcn.
5clt 9egmu oes 3abre5 1916
bat Der HinOpicbbcitan0 Inn 100000
Aopf p0er 81 4r95cnt 5ugenommn;
5htueittc bo1eIl cine 3Iitabre bon
100000 &oDf o0cr 29,4 Ero5ent
aui5muelicu, 10 bob man Init Slder
belt altf eincn groBcreu Yro5eutiaB
uou 5cttitoficn uno 9tolfereipro0ut
ten redlnen bari. Ia5u fontnt nod
Die reihc in HumdHic gcTnudte
8eute an 5utteritbficn mo 2cben5.
mitteIn. lSn tcincr 8eiie III Die
6foEomiihe Gage in GcutihluuO
beute itlettcr ais mobreno Der CT.
item 5uei &rlegsiabre
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
SramenItimmrccbt
fir 11crS Dakota!

9ismorf. q. o. IL. Son. Dos
observation-disclosures bon ymro %.
t0to itininte qeitern iiir Die bereit5
borber pom Senat ongenomInenen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die ei.
ne 0erielbeu gefndbrt Den Jrauen,
fir oae @eamten 5u ltima1en init
4usnabmc oerienigeu Delde ipe3Iel
In Der @onitihltiun oubon ausgenom.
men itno uno Die 3tueite be8rpedt
cineH 3uiat 3ur Stantsfonititution
melhe Den Srauen aiIgemeines uol.
itanoiqcs @ablreht gewdbrt Dit
eritere miro iofort Dem @~ouoerneur
5ugebcn uno menn bon oieiem In,
tcr5eidnet, an /. sui III araft ire.
ten.