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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Sraltclt1tilititlrcti1t
1t'ilrSc alt0citOntfitctil

2incoIr1 81. glpril. Der 5toats4
ienot bot 6e1tte ntorgen bic 9orlaae
fir teilipeiies 5rdtenitirlnlredt n5it
19 gegen 10 Stiulnen anqenotts.
men. 9ie 8ebn gpgner ip1ren @ltbr
mnnn 0otn, Setrb, Qobi, 2nbners
0iotte8, Moriartb, 6parf, 9arltet
8ilion bon Dodge.
9ie Sertotoren SotpeII, Gfrebloiu
5ooit uto 9fobertion iDoren a6De.
ien0.
Gin 8eriitt, Die GopitoIs g3orIdds
III 8ie0erertpdgitng slt Sieben. iA
NIT 10 gegen 10 Gtinunen gefdjei
tert. 8as gof miro clio 0ariibet
abItin1rnen, Of es EN- reltes aabitpE
mtG o6er rtidt.
Ser Senat bat Tid1 5is rddIltess
@ontog bertogt. Iadn butte QSA
bofft, bob man iidj belite 0r,iertt5
berto9en fonne ood mar oog 4idE
m0glih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
G)berbiiroermeiitct
11)icns bei Hailer hart! +!
Gr 6efnnSet Seui 6erridler Der Sop.
pclnonarhie gegenaber Die
Srene Der 3eutidJcH.

Mmiter0om, iiber 2onbon. 81.
aIpril.- @iner aus 8ien eingetrof.
fe1en batbanltliden 8epei6e 5ufot.
ge bat aaiier Seorl ben 5itbreru
Der 0eiltihen 9nrtei IN Gelterreib
iln 8eiiein oes W2iniiterprdlioenten
gl1n.1lartini5 cine llnterreoung ge-
p1brt. Ger 9berbiirgermeiiter bon
Bien befltnoete babel BON gteuem
bic aoDolitGt Der 8e1ttiden Die 9l[.
les tlin ipiir0en, omtlit Die geies,
geberilbe a0rperIhaft ibre glufga.
ben III gepiinidter Beiie erfiGen
tonrte. 8obei uber fonnen mir aber
niht unlbin, unier geoauern aus.
BtIipre1erL ooB tpegen anoerer, nlIers
oingg 5tutngenoer @ritnoe gieles,
mas gang Geiterreib betrifft, in ben
Sintergrlm0 treten muBte, Der
Meoner bot oann Den aaiier, oieie
Decentralization in grndQung 5u
sieben nn0 ourd1 @ttbeiBen Der gn.
Iid|t Der 6eiti6en Bartei oen 8e.
FiirhtungeL Die i'm 8oH ollffont
Hlen, ertgegen5ittreten.
Die 9ebolferltng Geiterreids fi1br
Der Gberbiirgemeiiter fort, bofft, oaB
bic groben Gpfer, Die IN oielem uns
niifge0rlugenen f1trdtbaren aantpf
I'M Die Gbre lulo oaS 8elteber I'm.
fereg 8aterlan6es, gebrodt puroen,
ourh einen ebreubollen 5rieoen be.
Iobft iueroen ntogen. Sir tperoen
ibn nit Ganfborfeit BON @ltrer DGa.
jeft1t ertpfongen luo beripre6en.
bob Die 6euti6e 8eb0Herltng Deter.
reidl5 loDaI 1tno trel BET 6en 8erfen
bes syriebens gum ghlbm lmo Der
Grobe Gefterreibs mittpirten miro.
Ser aoiler &urL artiportete bier.
nif: sd erfenne oollfonnen ben
Ernit iino one @i6tigfeit Sbrer po.
[itiiden @enliibrutgen OH, uno Die
Beitiden Sefterreihg nt0gen berii.
hert ietrL bob fie mein boIles Ser.
trnuen beitben. SD bnbe Die gl6.
fidlt, Oos gorIoutent bol6igit ein5lt.
berifen, rno Die g8ieoerbelebung &c
febgeberiiden g8irfens nod LANCER
Boltle, mir0 bon GROCER 8eoeutlng
fein. SD ertDarte, Dob ale 9ar.
feien b1rlnoniid 5ltiammen orbeiten
per6m gum 9eIten Der Sntereiien
oeS aon5en Stnntes."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
SosiaIiItiitbc
SricScnskcnfercn5!

aopcnbaqen 81. g(priI. Stnat8.
miniiter Staluling, Elm So5ioliit
fitnoigtc beute an, oaB sic io3ialiitis
ide 6rieOensfonfereu5 nnfangs 0}ai
in aopenbdgeu 3tianImen treten
miro. Gr 0riidt Sic Soffiutng ms,
0uB omerifoniihe So5ialilteu 0ornn
teilnebmen meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
9ur6brn1 Der
2(Qiicrten Dertitclt!
Die Hieieni0ladbt an ser tpeitfrcnt tcbt Ieccd
NIT erc6er Grbitternne tpcifcr; urtillcrtez
k6rnpfc tuiitcn fmrd1tbGr.
pic 1latiertsn prablen init weiteren crfcloei,l

bon SSiibincoitrt rn0 oItIfsb bon
@onrcD ettDos an Eerrniit ggponueu.
Gin 6eutider glngriff gegen 1iHiere
SteIungen oltf Dem DIolirit &aiit|
miBlo1g. Ser gan8en frn1l5oiilaeii|
Srout entIdng fpiitet EN- fltrhtb0ree'
grtiIIeriefanlpf. 9eioltoers bcftigI
mar oerlelbe oIt[ib BON gra0nue|
uno nor0lid bon Nbeints.
2onoon, 81. april. GffBieI|
miro gelttel6et: 8ritiid)e etreitfrdfte|
nabmen leste gtaft 0as Dorf Wpns|
nellioeu, an Der Sront aiDifdbeu e5tl
Quentin uno Gainbrnt geleges Oh
ging ober ridt obne bibigen &oinpfl
ob. gSir nnbmen mebrere 5eiuoe|
aefnnnen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
gpeiaen ite6t idlledlt in aanias.

9obeta, seo1ias, 21. April. =
Die 9tusIidten fir Die 6iesidbrige
@eisenerlte in Sunins iinO mebr ais
ihleft. g1ebr als 55 gro5ent Der
Soofen fino berilihtet imO man
eriDortet Die id)ledteite 8eisenernte
ieit 1897. @s miro berehnet, DOB
bieieIbp b6diten8 4S.000,00O @u-
IDeIs betragGi miro, ODER 81 100000
8uibei ipciiiser olS I'M Ietten Sabre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
ggeibI. aSslbarbeiter in g2prb 9ofpta

BiBH1drf, u g., q. Npril. u
GieIe SSrouen berri6ten gegenlp1rtig
in g2orb 9afota 5el0arbeit, bo me-
gen Der gfefrlttierltng Der MfangcI
an n1ntIihen 6arntarbeitern ii9
bereit8 beoenfIid fiibIbar modt.
Senotor Gcuorap bon SSame8tonn
fIngt, BOB Die 6arlner ernobnt NOR
oen fino, Die 0opbelte @etreioeernte
pie ionit 81 er3ielaL fpd6ren0 iie
nur balb 70 bieIe 6arntorbeiter er-
bnIten fonnen pie in friiBeren Sab
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
gila fein &erfbanScter Der Gent.
ihen.

@I Gaio, Ser., 81. glpril. 8ie
erit geitern bier befatttt nur6e, be.
fon6 fih fitr8li6 in @I 9nio eit,
abgeinnoter giIlos alif Der 9urd.
reiie nod Dem Sruern Der Ser,
Stanter, no er @3ignel Qio8 2on1.
borDi, ipeIdber bon 8illn fir 8rGli-
Dent @erifos au8erieben tit, 0tittei-
lllngen iibermitteIn ioIlte. 9ieier
gote ion einem bier pobnertoen an-
bGnger 8iIIo8 er3GbIt boben, er fol,
Ie 2omboroi ben gluftrog iiberbrin-
gen. iofort nod 8aibington 5u rel.
fen unb 5r erfldreI boB 8iaa ge-
gen ieoeS 8iinoni8 nit 9euti6Ian0
lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
oecitrr. ,EiIdler6amgfer nadl MeEifo

Sdn 8Ie8o Gol, q glpriL =
i5ii6erOompicr. lpelde bier luo9neus
oen Gcterreihcrn gebortcrL iino
ua6 Der @ag0olcna 9ai gefliid)tet,
mie BON Der aiiite bon gie0er.aoIi
fornien gefucl0ct ipirO Die aht
,5a5r5cuge DerlieBeu 0en Iieiigen
Saicn an oenielben Gage, ais
CeIterreid llngan 0ie @e5iebur8eu
NIT Oen Ser. 5taaten o6bradl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
GrfcIoreitber Baiar
fir Sic 1laiicrten!

Gbicogo, 81. 9(pri[. - Gonr11eI
synntd, goriiben0er oe8 Somitees
Oes bier 5u @unlten Ser 9[[liierten
obgeboItenen goiors, mo6te befannt,
0oB 0erielbe einen &eingeDinn bon
$535,293 ab9elporfen babe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
eebin sie, bas H cin 0eidaft.

Sem gorf, 81. 9(priI. = glu8
oem qeitern ber0ffeltlidten 9Sobres.
beridt Der gtelp gorf Central go6n
1T gu erieben, baB oic 8rutto Gin
nnbnen I'M ab1elnlienen 8cih1fts.
jobr I'M $33.672Tt5 qeaei oos
Sorjnbr 5li9enonunen botten uno Ser
Geinneuiun I'M $1S.163.599.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Defer bon W1inourl elngerethte
antrng bergerufen, 5og er oas 4Sro-
blbitionsprogramm borlduftg nieoer
5ttriid.
Beiteebenoe 4egieriingsooamdh
5ur &ottrollierul1g Der 9tabrllngs.
mittelprooltttion unb 9erteillmg,
bielei4t iognr 8ltr beb0roli9en Set
iebung Der 45reiie, ner0en in einem
Gntpurf oerlongt, Der geiteru aus.
gearbeitet puroe uno oeun6dit Dem
GongreB 3ur anna9me ltrlterbreitet
mer0en miro. Der Gnttpurf Idllft
ouf cine tatiGhlife Gabrungsnittel-
oiftotur btnous, lnnb miro bon Der
Hegierllng natilrli6 nlS Grieg8nloB.
nobme berlanqt tper0en. 8oS 2lfer.
bolloeportement orgonifiert elm iiber
ooS gon5e 2ono au berbreiten6e8
5plteln CUR Grbobung Der @r3eug.
niiie oGer Grrten iotpte Die 3u6t
BON S6Ia6ttieren. g8 belriibt iid
aufs @ifrigitc. oie Gdti9teit Der
lanotpirtidJ, tliden S9ulen iotuie
Der 5armperbdttoe fir obigen 3ped
at bereinbeitlihen
Man fomntt 1ber nah uuo nob
81 Der @tnlidt, ooB antertfa e6enio
pie grgIonb uno Gratlfreid 3u
ariegs3eiten ieine &egierllng mebr
8ertrnIiiieren uutB. 8ieies 9ebt
onrals berbor, oaB Die ein5elneu STE,
gieruugsnbteilun9en oGeroingS bic
bette abitGt bobell, ibre gfIift 5u
tun, aber man nidt redt ncib, no.
rim 6ieieIbe eigentlid beItebt.
Cine Der Smlptfrogen, nit meIder
iid Die Regierung bei66ftigen muB,
lit oiejeniae Der gtobrungsulitteIber.
iorgltna. 3rei Hegierling8Oeparte.
mer,ts befoiien iitb gegeupGrtig NIT
oieien BrobIen. Gs iino oieie8 0as
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Die gun0e8.
bnnoelstomnliiiion unb Die 2onoe8.
berteioigungstontn1iIiion SSeoe Die.
ier 2tbteilrnQen ideint bieriiber alr
0erer Dteinling 8l iein. 2(ls Der
2lder6ntiefretar 3ouiton oefragt
muroe, oh Serbert Soober bon Ser
2nn0esberteioigung8 ng8.&ontntiIiion bic
qngelegenbeit in Sonb nebmen mir.
DC, CAB oieier 5ur 2latlport; SD
bin INNER Der Qniidt getpeian 6aB
bieieS 9a6e oes electromagnetic.
meutS iei."
giele fparen Der N1einung, 6oB
Soober cine Qrt 9ittotur ilber 0ie
gtabumgsuittel oes 2anoe8 fiibren.
par6e; iit ole gfnftdt oes g[ferbaii.
ietretdrs FORFEIT, oonn miro er ni6t
nl8 g}nbrungsmittel- -0irettor ftlngie.
rem
Qieies nber 1T nur zines bon meb.
reren 8eiipieIGn. gaahIteben0 elm
onoereS. glm lebten Gonntag rid.
tete Der BrdIioent einen glppeQ an
0ds 8olt Der Yer. Stdaten, iid) Der
5pariaHttett 8,t befIeiBen. Iebrere
Gage Oarnuf aab Solpar6 Coffin
bon Der 8erteioiglngstomlniiiion Ell.
ne Grfldrltng ab, oaB oas Golf al.
Ier6ings iporen io[lte, bod braufe
mon oe8baIb ben S6nia6triemen
nidt oII8u Ttorf or8u5ieben, unge.
Dobnlide Sporiamfeit mdre aar.
niht notig. Syn geioiiIen 91cgie.
rftngsfreiien lit man iiber Die Can.
esberteioigllngsfoulniiiion nidjt be-
ionoer8 er6ollt, idlon megen Der ber.
idiaoenen 9lniiAten, bic inter Ben
geitglieoern oerielbei berri6en. M2an
fiebt elm, ooB etiuos gei6eben miiIie,
nm cine 3entrnliiierung Der Geqie.
rltnesfreiie berbei5ufiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
etnnies.Rn6rif nefdllniien.

BbeeIing, gS. "a, q. april. -
Sier bat Die groBte Stogiefabrif Der
5tn0t ben getrie6 oltf unbeitinlnte
3eit eiueeitellt, neil Bacterial imo
4rbeitsfrdfte imeridpinglid teucr
aauoroeu iino. nno 700 ,}iadrren.
nader iiito ooourh beidditisunas.
los aeiuoroen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Gtattinn5rber erfaIt 10 sSnfre.

Sort Wio0ii0n 81. q. April.-
Rutbios 0forf S'9onnen bon SEQ.
fuf, Ser idul0ig befunben morOen
mar ietne iunQe Grou ernoroet gu
boben nuroe geiteru ipGt bonn NiG-
fer Snmilton 8lt elmer t0=idbrigeu
3u6tbausltrofe bertrteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
haiicr 1Dilbelnt iiber
Anlcibeerfclo crfrcut!

amiter6nn1. ilber 2onoon. 81.
glpril. = aoiier g8ilbelm ridtete
an oen Stuntsicfretdr ocS gieifs.
idotomtes. Or. @rai b. R6bern,
folgenoes 8elegrannt: .SSSbr geriht
bon Dem gl1nBenoen @rfolg ser
3eidHmaen fir Die Iehite aricgs.
anIeibe bat mid nit tiefem Gmf er-
fiiIlt. glebmeu sic meineu 6er3Iidl-
item @GIdplnih 5u 0iciem qiaan,
tiidlen Griolg entgegeH Ser bon Der
gSelt neiics, modltpnlles
Seugnis obIeat bon Dem entihloiie.
nen Sieaermilen 6es 6eutiden 9ol-
feg unb ieinem unerihiitterliheil
8ertrouen in bic 3ufunit Ses So
terIan0es."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
11taet1t es Guet, sur
6emcbrlIlcif

tdgIit oie flaiii5iiierfen 2on6.
anSeigen aiif 5eite 6 SIT lelen.
Dn Die berborragenoiten
@ruuoeigeutiiulsbdnOler bird
ibre gIil3eieen in Der 8ribiine
itets erfolge 5u peraeihnen bo.
ben, offerieren iic itets micDer
neue gareains. cesn Der Benti.'
gcn ausgabe piro Die 5arnl.
Die sSflnen beitininlt TT gum
gerfolif nneeboie1. Gudt bar.
nnGl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
GrSitSRe in GoIifuruien.

Yo8 9lngeles, 2t. Aprll. = IN
ncrihicOcucu Eeilen oes iiioli6en
Galiioruicns tpur0Ht IN Der 0ndt
5Dei ifnea alf cilinuoer folqeuOc
gr0itobe beripurt. IS mir0 niGt
bcridltet. Oh S9aOcn augerl9tet
pur0e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
aehren ans Dem Csril snriilf.

Gbieogo, q. Npril. = IreiBig
Ruiien, Die bier in Ser gerbonnlug
lcbten, bobcn belite ibrc 9Riidrciie
iiber 9oncouper uad aublarlo ouge.
trGteu-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Berlin, iiber 9luliter0om rn0 Son.
bon, 81. gLpril. 0ie ungebeure
Sdlodt on Der 8eitfront tobt mel.
ter. Ser 8ur6brit6speriud Der
Srnnaoien in Der Champagne lit ie.
bod ebe1lio gei6eitert lpie oerienige
3mii6en Soiiion8 l1no Rbeinls.
8tpar geldng es ben sSron3oien na6
etnem f11rdtbaren 8ontboroeutettt in
Der Champagne in Die erIten oeltts
iden Shiibengrd6e1 5lt bre6en, aber
ibre Qngriffsipogen bra6en bor ben
oeuti1en SperriteIlungen nieoer.
@dbreno Der Sample Der erlten
Gage 6ieier ISOLDE seritorten Die
9elttiden 90 Der bielen 8on3ern1to-
mobile, Delde Die 5ron5olen BET
ibren 4reriffen beriperoen. Gud
Der geitrige 8erfud Der sSran5oien
in Ser Gbonpdgne 0urh3ltbrehen
mar fru6tIos. gteue 8efedte iin0
gegenlpGrtig 8tpii6m Brosnes unO
6em G1tippe Sal i'm @onge. SSn
6ieiern 9iitrift 1T audi Noronbiuers
gelegeL
Glliierte melSen nene Grfplgc.
Baris, 21. glpril. - Dos &riegss
amt meLoet: 2eBte gtn6t fam es
gu idneren &dnpfen nit &n16gra.
noten; uniere &ruppen hoben fl0Ii4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Gs tuirS inttilcr friit1
Sranf los 0elcoen!
Der Streit in 9cnHdlanS bun vi.
liierteu nnfsebauid)t; in lin
garn Oro6t GiebOIatiOu.

glmiter6ont, iiber 2onoon. 81.
4pril. - 2eBten aus 9ertihlono
bier einqetroffenen gto9ri6ten 5li.
iolge baben 10000 Malnitionsarbei.
ter in Den 6obriferl 5u Berlin uno
Spmnoou Die glrbeit nie0ergeIegt.
9ie bier eingetroffenen 9}abri6ten
loltten oleroinQs tpi0eripre6eno,
(na, aIioD oof ioG es beridieoent.
lid 5mii6en Streifern mlo Der 8oli.
5ei 5u blutigen 3uioHrmenit6Ben &c.
fommen iein. sSn 9togoeburg bds
ben it9 Die Streifer grober g[us.
idreitungen Su S9uIOen fontmen
Loiien liuo ben 8eriuf gento6t, Of.
fentIi6e @ebdu6e nieOer3ubre1lnen.
&rltppen piroen aufgeboten; H1ebre.
re Streifer puroen erifoIien ueber
M}agoebitrg lit Der geIagerlng88u.
itnno berbangt poroen. (8erielbe
beitebt idon in gang 9euti6Ian0
felt 8eginu 6e8 &riegesD
8eri9te aus 3iiIie[0orf beiager,
bob in elmer 8elegotenoeridrn1lung
Der Streifer Der glntrag geIte[lt
mltr0e, ooB Die Regierung iofort ei-
ne @rfIGrltng abgaben iollte, lottt
mel6er 9eutiAlon0 fein fretll0e8 @e.
bet anneftieren iuolle, Die aageinetne
9initpfIift oufgeben un0 oos oGge.
meine Stiu11re6t etnfiibren ion,
Der antrag ober puroe bertporfen.
Die 6eltti6e 9iegierlng erfeltlt
Die @efabr, Die Der Streif Dem San.
De gebraht bot. Sogar 5el0nnr.
idoll Sin0enbltrg ioa an General
@roener, nem Gbef Oe8 Ihatitionss
peieus, Oebefhiert bdben boB EN-
Streit Der g1lnlittonsorbeiter Inn oie
ietigc 3eit bo5u angeton 1T. Die
0eutiden Gruppen 5u idlp1deu; Der
Streif lei ein mber3etbItdes Ser
breden gegen Die I'M 5eloe Iteben0en
8ruppen, Die fitr8 gaterlano Der.
bl1lten.
Die 6eltide giegieritng ntodt ge.
maItige 9lnitrengungeu, Die 0ronrng
pieber ber5uitellen lmo 81 BERLIN.
bern, ouB irgen6pel6e gtadridteil
iiber ben Streif ms glu8lan6 qeIar.
gen. gor 6rei &ogen lieB oiefefbc
betorut uloheh ooB Der Streit bel.
9eIegt iet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

einer al1rina be6nrf nod Ser
9egriff oes 5ur 3rit 70 biel iDitScr.
febrenoeu @ortes sSoin0ellbnre.2 81.
ME.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
9lebolntipn in ltnaarn.

RonL 81. Qlpril. Sier min
man erfabren baben ooB ltngarn nfi
9orobenO elmer ReboIution itebt. 2(lS
5ol8e bon ltnr1tben lit itber 8uoa.
peit un0 25 onoeren groBen Stdo.
ten oes 2altbes Der 8elagertngs5it-
ltarlo berbdngt noroen. (2luf in
Der Qoppelnonar6ie beItebt Der Be-
lngerung88uitano leit geginn oes
arieees. 9btge glodri6t 1T ouf
ieoen 5oa erlogen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

sSiir Omaha lno llnloeeenO: Sg0n beute
obeno mo Sonrtaa. fu1rnler din @Onntna.
sSiir Nebrosfa: Sd3on batte nbeu0 iiuo am
6orittaa, mariner Somttog I'M IibIidjeis uno|
oitLihcn SeI
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The Washington herald., 1917-11-05
Cash PRIZES TEMPT
6. U.LAW CLASSES
Dean Hamilton Leads Donors of
Awards for Years Work.

A list OF prizes to students in the
law department of Georgetown Uni
versity has been announced by Hugh
J. Fegan. secretary OF the school.
A cash prize OF SO will be given TO
the member of the first year class
who maintains the best average in
recits tions and examinations for the
year. The prize is offered By Har-
vey r. Johnston OF the District A
prize OF s25 viii be given 20 the STU
dent with the next highest average.
Jacob Rosenberg, OF Massachusetts.
contributes this award.
Cash prizes OF SO for the highest
and IS for the second highest aver
ages is also offered second year stu
dents. while the award runs to SO
for the highest average by a third
year student. with a ''booby" prize
OF $40. Dean Hamilton has offered
a $50 prize for the best essay on legal
ethics, while $40 is offered to the
member OF the fourth year class
who writes the best graduation thesis.
A prize OF the American Law Book
Company. consisting of a set Of
Cyclopedia of Law and Procedure, will
be given the student each year who
maintains the highest scholarship
record for three terms.
Prizes have also been offered for
winners of debating contests between
classes OF the Law School.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-05
I22,456P. R. R. men;
S9,O5I,70O IN BONDS.
Parent Corporations Great System
Put $4,000, 900 in Loan.

Returns which have been compiled
from all OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
system. including the lines east and
west of Pittsburgh, show that a total
of 122. .f56 employees subscribed to the
Second Liberty Loan. taking alto
gether $685.. 100. On the lines east OF
Pittsburgh T.2IS individual subscrip-
tions were recorded for a total Of
s5,6S9. 100. On the lines west, 46.lS3 en-
ployes subscribed for S3,sS2,ooo worth
Of bonds.
AS the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. the parent corporation Of the
system, subscribed on its own ac-
count, for s1O.cOo,OOo of the Second Lib
erty Loan, the total subscription for
the company and for the employees of
the system amount to S1s. s.0Sl. 100.
On the lines east Of Pittsburgh of
the. 1913 subscriptions. only IS were
for more than s1.0o0 each. Payment
In full was made by 5.i71 employees of
the lines east. while 7I.so2 subscribed
under the installment plan, by which
they will save the price OF the bonds
out Of their future wages.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-05
To open BIDS TODAY
FOR new navy SHOP
Appropriation of Million Made for
Addition to Yard Here.

Bids will be opened this morning at
the Navy Department for the miscel-
laneous machine shop. the largest Of
the new buildings TO be erected, in
doubling the size and output Of the
local navy yard.
An appropriation not 10 exceed
81 600 900 was made for this building
at the last session of Congress. Other
work provided for. some of which has
been started. viii bring the total cost
of the improvements up TO S.5oo.oeo.
An appropriation still must be made
by Congress for a small part OF the
new ground below NJ street. between
Ninth and Eleventh streets, which will
be taken in by the yard. All of the
ground. with the exception Of a small
plot between N and o streets. has
been purchased.
While labor is scarce, officials of the
yard expect no serious difficulty in
obtaining sufficient men to carry out
their plans.
Three new shops will be constructed
in the yard in addition TO many addii-
tions to shops already in operation.
Bids for all work in the yard. It is ex-
pected. will be opened and contracts
let before the end of the present
month.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-05
Sunday Theater
Openings
Poli's-"The Fascinating widow

PoIi's-"The Fascinating Widow"
The importance of facial and sar-
torial makeup in the feminine ap-
peal to the sterner sex was strik-
ingly emphasized by Thomas Mar
.Clle as The Fascinating Widow
1t Polls last evening.
+ street girls will have to sum-
mon to their aid all the arts OF the
beauty doctor when mere man can
be made so beautiful as Mr.. Martelie
by the use OF little powder. q
smart gown and sundry other first
aids to attractiveness.
The Fascinating Widow" Is an
effective comedy. containing many
amusing situations, punctuated at
proper intervals with tupeful musi-
cal numbers. Thomas Martelle as
The Fascinating Widow was
perfect lady and the mold of form.
He appeared first, briefly, as a lik-
able chap, Hal Blake, college atm
lete, and then a situation occurred
in the play which necessitated his
masqueradtng as a dashing widow,
and he passed before the dazzled
eve in a lovely collection of smart
gowns and displayed all the charms
and allurements of the calculating
sex.
Mr.. Martelle made Don't Get In
the Water" Just as effective as Ju-
lian Eltinge used to do, and Span
ish" was another pretty number. 1t
must not be gathered from the fore
going, however. that Tommie Mar
telie was the only source of enter
tajnment in The Fascinating
Widow" for there are many other
very clever people in the cast
Fat and funny Eddie Garvie pro-
voked gales of laughter as the col
lege trainer. just as he did in the
original production, and then there
was attractive Julia Clifford singing
Joan of Arc to insistent applause.
Mabelle Cedars Pierre is a charm
ing and graceful blond creature
and Florence Guise was very good,
indeed. as the matron Of the girls
George CASTOR and J. ]. Powell
were good in character parts. while
william Phelps and Page Spencer
were equally entertaining. Marie
Bryar had no trouble in looking
pretty, nor did the attractive chorus
of pleasingly gowned girls.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-05
drug Store P. O'S.
MAY SOON PASS OUT
Increased Postal Business Requires
More Clerks-U. S. Won't Pay.

Postoffice substations in Washing
ton drugstores will soon be a thing
of the past, 1t was learned last night.
unless proprietors succeed in solving
the clerk" problem.
Stores centrally located must nowa-
days handle two and three times the
business they have in normal times
and 1t is consequently making it i'm
possible for one or two clerks to take
care Of the stores customers. The
Postoffice Department, on tho other
hand. does not see its way clear TO
allow the drug stores appropriation
for more clerks.
Postmaster NJ. C. Chance. in COM
menting on the situation, made the
statement that the city postoffice will
install a substation in the vicinity of
Fifteenth and + streets shortly,
which will be able to accommodate
all patronage in this neighborhood.
Those stores which have closed their
postal branches are Philip C. Affleck.
Fifteenth and F streets northwest,
and Lewis Flener's. who has two
stores, one at Seventh street and
Maryland avenue and another at
Eighteenth street and Columbia road.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-05
Zoo. amily Manages to
Live Happily, Despite Sad
Exit of fLateJ. Barleycorn

Dry Washington Is not bringing
added discomforts. to the Inhabitants
of the Capitals Geological Park. The
Zoo was bone dry some months be-
fore old John B. packed his grip and
left the city.
The high cost of living was to
blame.
I, About this time last year, IL old
"Chim" Panze wanted a little nip"
all he had to do was to contract, or
simulate. an excruciatingly painful
stomach ache. Then, Head Keeper
Blackburn. a sympathizer from the
heart. would hurry concernedly for
the. dark flask. uncork 1t, and pour
the fiery liquid down the suffering
ones thoat
"Chim" would drink It down, smack
his lips and untwist his features
His companions soon learned the
ruse.
But when the H. C. L. obliged the
authorities to cross "eye-openers" off
the list, old Chin" learned that
creating dying expression. and ra!c-
ing a howl did not help in the least
to get the accustomed wee drap."
He was glad enough after a time to
get his daily feed.