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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
Nmerita rifet gegtrl
SaurbbOOtblOtaOe!
5000 Sfiffe ic BON 5000 Gcnncnecbalt icGten
nit uabrmnesfnitteln cine 1lrt Bride iber
SEN 2ltlantii9en Osean bilHen.
nit Sem sau lOlder ift bereits beoonnen!

0tan beabitd)tigt, oieicIben in fol.
der @eiie abfabren 5u Iaiien, oaB
iie in 8irfIi9teit cine 9ontonbriide
ii6er oeu 9[tlarttiifen Gaean biloen
tperoen. Sebe8 Boot ioa in eiuem
9lbitnno bon orei gteiIen fobren.
Qlu9 Der beripegenIte uio fleiBigite
Sou4bootbefebl mare bel Die
ier eroBen gn5abl Der Sdiffe ni4t
in Der Gage, Die 3ltfubr bon &e6ens.
aitteln mad ben SGieu Der 9laiiers
ten 3u bintertreiben.
ssJn Sdtionbiae, Gtd., ftno bereits
mebrere 0ieier SAiffe 1uf ben atel
gelegt por6en. 9r1iioent @ompers
bon Der 2lmerican 6eOeration Of
2obor bot ieiue ltnteritiltung 5ur
8eidaffung Der 9lrbeitstrofte 5uge-
iagt. Cine boIlItdaoige Uaobiltiie.
rlng Der 9lrbeitSfrGfte 0ieies 2nnoe8
o6cr miro n0tig iper0en I'M oieien
8lnn 5ur glttSfiibrung 5u brin9en.
s5c0eS '1hltf miro nit 8elduBen
lno 5uttentelegrop9ie bericben iper.
ben. Gom /. 9oOember nb ioIlen
tdgli6 0rei oieier Sdiife in 8ienIt
geitellt peroen.
Der SrGitOeut ldft uidJt lofer.
Brdlioent 8iIion bat Dem 5pre.
der gldrf nnO Den oentotratiihen
6ilbrer 0e8 8ouies Gitdin in aennt-
mis- eeiebt, ooB er ouf Die Ginfiib.
rung Der 1agemeineit 9ienitpfliht
belteben uiiiie. Sod lit or miIlens,
aud Dem GreilpiLligenigItem Re6s
ntlng 3u tragen; peIln 100000
Wann geionnen tp0reL freiipilig I'M
ben arieg 81 8ieben 10 miro oanlit|
aber Der 4lnn, 100000 0tann gum
&rie9soienit au88ubeben, teiitespees
iouen gelaIien Der0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
tlopo George
Iagt, }rifbt if
ni6t trrnr!
4merifas Gintritt in ben Sries be.
'Oentc nidt ntr Sies, iOuSern
0anernben srieOen.

2on0on, 12. g[pril. - Ser britt.
ide I1iniiterprdii0ent 2lopo.@eorge
belt beute I'M glmerican 2un6eon
Club etne Heoe. in tuel9er er I'M.
ter anOerem iagte: sd iebe iebt
ben nobenoen 6rieoen teinen Srie-
ben Der ben bIoBen gLnfang zines
neuen Srieges beoeutet, ion6ern Ell
nen nirtli6en oauern0en Srie0enl
SD bin Ser erite WtiniIter, Der i'm
9tanen @roBbritannienS Die Der.
Stoaten ols einen unierer &atnpf.
genoiien begriiBt. Gas fre1tt mid;
i6 bin itol3 oorouf! SD freue mid
ni6t MIR oarilber, neil Sbre groBe
Station inns ibre uneri90pflihen
SiItSntittel gum 8eiItano lnierer
glqfona 5ur 8erfitgung Ite1t, ions
bern i9 freue mid als Elm Demo-
frat, bob Dos Gingreifen Der Ser.
Stadten in oieien arieg Dem Gbd,
rafter 0ieIes 9rieqes Dos enogiiltige
@eprdge nltforitft.
Sir Freuen urts, 61b Gn1erifo
bas 9fedt getponnen bot, Der 5rie.
0ensfonferen3 bei3uipobner, nenn
Die 8ebtngititgen beitilr1nt tper6en.
IS m1re EN- s5aull1er fir Die
Wenidbeit gdpeien pem 2lmerif1
ni9t 0as gteht geruonten bdtte, am
6rieoensfonferen3tiid gu ftsen, nn6-
Dem es 10 n1d6tig uu0 einfluBrei9
ooItebt.
Der aoiier bat beriprodetL ooB
8reltBen nuh Dem ariege elm oelno.
fratii6er Staat iein neroe, un0 id
CLAUDE, Ser Gaiier bat Gedt (einen
b06nenOcn Con anfblogeno.)
0ie Ser. 5tanten f0uuen fir iib
Die cole lteberIieferiing in 2lniprud
nebmen, oaB fie ME arieg 9cfiibrt
ba6en, auBer es gait, Die 6rei9eit 8u
idjiiBen. 9ieieS ober lit Der gr0Bte
Sgreigcit8fanlpf, an lpel6em iib
qlmerifa ie 6eteiligt bot. an1erifns
@tntritt in Den arieg bebeutet nlebr,
als eiren tptrfllngSbollen Grteq gu
fiibren Amerifa miro einen ie.
gcnSreidJen sSrteoen berbeifitbren."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
&riIt 3Dil6tn
GnglQnS unS
Splnitn!
IS berlautet, baF ber britiidbe 9es
ianOte in MaSriO md Der
6rense geidift 1T.

9uenos aires, argentinien, IL.
glpril. - 9ier' eingeIaufene 3epe-
i6en aus Dlaorio loiien erfennen,
ooB Srpiiden 6panien unb grgIonb
cine ernlte ariie oitsaebrofen lit.
Gs beiBt, OoB Der britii6e @eiurOte
IN gta0ri6 mittels SpeSial3ug nod
Der @renae bef6roert poroen lit,
tpetI er in 8ernadt itebt einem
rebolutiondren aoulplott aegen Die
@onoraie Die 8ese gebnbnt ali ba.
ben.
Ger iponii6e @eianote in Irgens
tinien iit BON ieiner 9teeierltna in
slenntnis geieBt moroer, oaB Spont.
en- foit ole 3rlippen ans glfrifo
5uriidge5ogeu babe; es ioIlen be-
reits $4,000 D1om bon bort in
iponii6en $dfen eelnnOet fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

@oiblngton, 12. glpril. I'm
Die oeutide ll.9ootblodaoe mir.
fiingslos gu MAIDEN bat Die gun0es-
regierltne beidloiien, ben 9ltlanti.
iden 05edn in geipiiIer 8e5iebung
5u iiberbrilden. 9Iane iino berboa-
ltdlotgt lpor0ert, ponob oreitnuiello
b0Iaerne Sdiffe gebaut peroen ioI-
len; Der qlon oiirfte ipobl ein3ig III
Ieiner art oaitebeu, lino Der 4rdits
bent bat ieine 8uitirumlng Oa6u &c.
geben. 9ieie 5diffe iollen 0o6n be.
nlst neroeH, gtnbrilngsmittel unO
&riegsporr1te nnh ben Sdfen Der
gIItierten gu brtngen. lln0 6en
8uferuf oes britii6en 0tiniiterprdit-
Selten 2Iopo.@eorge miro ionlit
Gehnling getragen iperoen. Die 9ie.
gierlneg. 6biffSbeborOe bat einen
gLnfrllf ertaiien, nona6 10000
Gdiffs3ifumerIeute in 9ienitcn Der
4eeicrllig treten ioaerL nm iofort
init Dem 8ail oieier Shtfte 81 be-
ginnen. Ser GongreB bat 5u Oieiem
3med $50.000,000 bepiGligt, miro
iIlOefien eriudt peroen, nod $780,.
100000 megr aus8aperfen.
Die eriten tottieno Shifie iOIIcn
iinerbaIb is Ronoten fertig geitcat
per0en; iobolo 0ieie in 9ieuit ge.
Iteat noroen fill0, miro Der 8au bon
2000 neiteren Sdiffan in glneriff
qcuomnlen mer0eL 9Seoes 0ieier
5hiffe miro 5000 5ounengebnIt bn-
ben mo cine Sdneaigfeit bon aebn
Se1ioten eittiuideln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
Das 1ocM BraIiliefts
briiQt ftacb hric0!
tSauier RON 9cntiden in Snu SanlO
aHgeariffen; aud Srnd NIT
Geiterreid nnuermeiolid.

9Pio oe Soneiro. 12. glpril, (son
9fobert genoer, aorreiponoet1t Der
l1nite0 8reB.) - 8os brolilianiihe
golt Idetnt oarauf erpi1t gu lein,
nit Gelltidlono nl3ubinoen. BE.
fiirtuorter 0e8 arieges 8riffen IN
500 9au[o nlebrere 9Guier BON
9ei68oeltiden an; es fam gu gro
Ben SltnlIltelL ioboB Die Geierbe-
poli5ei berausqerufen mer6en nuB.
te. Syn Dem ii9 entipinnen0en aants
bfe lpltr0en ue9rere 8noalbrii0er ges
totet un6 berpuu6er.
Gin g[bbruh Ser 6iplolnntiI6eit
8e8iebunqen nit Seiterreid. llngarft
iIt NIT Sther6eit al ertpdrten. Ser
oelltihe Beian0te nebit Stab iper6en
fb om 18. gpril ouf Dem 9dn-
pier Rio be SSaueiro nod GbriItiania
einidiiien.
8ie 9legieritng 9roiilielts nir6
lUobl oen 9rud Ser &riegsportet
nodgeben nliiiien un0 9eiltihIorto
aud sen &rieg erfIGren. 9as Golf
miro ourd Die ariegSbeber inrner
mebr oufgerei5t. Qu6 9oIipia oiirfs
te binnen furaen nit 9eutihGono
bre6en.
g9ie fpeit 6iefer Sdritt bon milf
tGriiter gebelttuna fem miro, muB
borldltiig 0abiugeitcat bleiben; ims
merbin mag es bon 9SiltereIIe Iein.
fih Die see. uu0 2anOmoht Der
6eioeu characterization glepltbli-
ten 3t REORGANIZATION. Die 6rie-
0ensitGrte Der broiilianiiden 4rrnee
btrdgt 1854 l1nteroffi5iere mo
Nann rno 2,167 Gffi3iere. Die
SauoelS1otte berfiiet iiber 238
Garnpfer bon insaeiout t30,5S2
Gonuen uno 300 SegeIidiffen bon
60,728 Conner. 8ie arie9sflotte
beitebt aus smei mooerneu Sdladt.
i6iFfen, einen areu5er 5peiter aIni.
Ie, bier Greu5err oritter &lnIie 1uio
ieG8 9anonen6ooten lulO tletnereu
5obr3eugen eiuihieBlih 0rei Tnud-
booten.
Ole fSrie0ensItGrfc Der 9lrnec 80
libias DeiIt 300 Gffi5iere mo rl,no
1900 Ueonn ultf. lleber cine 6Iotte
oerfiigt goliDin rntlracnldB niht,
Oa Die Republif nirgeno8 ans Deer
gren5t
(S25n erlter Qiuie pfr6c ser Gin.
tritt ser beioen characterization
Elm i6merer S6lnn ge-
len oen 6eutidlen Sonoel fem. 9e-
ionOer8 in @rniiIien lit iebr bieI
oelttifes aopital angeIegt. llno alf
bic DirtidaftIide 2abmlegung bes
oalfiden 8eide5 0ilrite es bei oielenI
ariegserflGnmgen DobI AUDI in er.
ter 2inic obqeieben iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
sIiebert Gbekriea
1sric0sStcnit bot!
en Gbitago nnO gtem gorf uimmt
0iele SOrte 9riifebcrgcr tag
lid an.

9si1t tueniaer ols sol SeiratsIi-
senIett tnuroen qeitern IN Gbicneo
crteiIt, olIer6ings ipeniger nls burh,
idJfttftIih in ben bier borbergebenoen
Soaen, aber oie8 MIR, neil infolge
Deg nernlinoerten 8eonltenperlonals
bunoerte obaeipieien peroen rnlBs
ten.
Observation-Disclosures un0 gtati.
onalgaroiiten, iuelhe bnr Der 1ur
gum gbefeIieIltngsbureou gluhteI.
hlna nenonllnen botten, frngten ies
0cn einteInen Der sol gbeluitgetL
ob lie iia freiiuiIlig itelen ipiirOeu,
tuettn Der 9fltf Inn 6reiDilliae err
pinqe. g2ur 33 antiporteten I'M be-
inbeiloen 5inne. Die l1ebrigen tpd.
rem nlio olsgeiprodene 9riifeber-
ger itnb nniBten es rid gefaIlen lais
fen, oaB ihnen bic Serieger Elm gel.
be8 gnno Inn ben Arm bnn6en.
gtennt betruten6e 9rafe6erser 5eigs
linge.
geeiD gort, 12. april. - Sto6t-
idlreiber ScuIlD branomarfte Die
ittnge1 MGnner, ipelbe beiraten, I'M
0em Neilitar0ienit sit ent9eben oIs
sgeigIinge imo glusfneifer. Serr
5eu[ln 1T Ser 8oriteber oeS Sei-
rotgIisens.8irems un0 geriet in
Meraer iiber 6en nod ME odgeneie-
men Mn6rong BON @etperbern 81 iei-
mem gureau. nDieie beiipielloie
3unobme Der @eIthe lit baupti1h-
Iitb o1if bic fiirlib erfolgte 8efonrtt-
ntnhtng 5urild5ufiibren, baB ale le.
bigen iunqen 0tdnuer 5tpiiden 10
ilno 25 ssnbren einberlifen merocn
fonnen.@ lngte Serr Scu(lp. nSS5p-
aenO elm g1onn, iDelher iid altf Die.
ie @eiie birter Der SdiirSe elmer
Gfoit berItedt 1T Elm 5eigIiug. 9ie.
ier glon 5tiir3t Sun0erte bon @ldn.
iierit IN cine unilberlegte Seirotl
she meme 9eonrten, iDeld)e 2leibe-
ritnaen 6ieier @bepanre lmo oirefte
gfneeitdnoniiie einiger oieier illngeu
2e1tte bernonlnlen bnbeil, iirt6 iiber.
etnitintineno Der aniidt 6aB Oem 70
iit.~
Serr Ebeooore Bafermonn mel
der ols 8aitor in ser it1otii1en
xrauinesfopeIie tGtia 1T, Sie nit
bpm Bureau in gerbinOuno itebt,
idste, nnB niele Der ilrnaen 6ruuen
ibm er5G1lt hGtteL onb ibre Gbe.
nlanner fie acbeten bdtten, iie Dor
Dem Aufentbalt in Oen Gfiibeugrds /
ben ourf idnelle gereiniguna om
IronoItar 81 retten. Die 2eaislotur /
folte ein beionberes @eies ihdf /
fem mn eOie Sdlnr, Die oieien ent.
ebrrnooi Stdito Der Qinae nerur
Bnht bot. IN eiueH 9Siebboi ein5n.
aalnek iaate 9crr @nIierluniin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
1srcnItaSt bcfiitc6tct
2ln9riff sitr See!
Sag nnb gtadt iuiro an ben !6afeR.
befeitianngeR fiebIrbaft
gearbeitrt.

aronlto6t, 12. 9lpril. Ginem
9orreiponocnten Der gtIIo3iierten
8reiie. Der bier eingetrofien If, iIt eS
oufgefaGeH, Dab IN aromtaot nit
ficberiidcr Sait gerteioigungsnaB-
nnbmeu getroffen perOan, Inn eineut
ertporteten oettiben 9lngriff Don Der
Gee at begegnen, Ger 9lngriff miro
erpnrtet, iobal0 Der fiuniide 9lecr-
buien eisfrei gelporoen lit. Die glr.
beiten mer0en Gag uno Raft fort.
geiett.
Die Setitng bcfin0ct iid iett un.
ter Der aontrolle eines Rates. oen
Die 9rllppen ielbit gapdbIt baben.
9ieier gint lit entihlolien nit allen
@fttteln rltiiiide 5reibeit un0 ruff
ides Territorium 5u berteioigen;; er
lit aber ebenio eittihIoiien uift on
einem Sample teiI5ure6uien Der Die
@ro6cuine fren0en @e6ietes gum
3iele bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
Der Brittb nit
OcIterrcicQ icQ>1tnGatn!

8aIbiugton 70. gtpril. = 8r1ii.
Sent 9ilion miro gegen Ceiterreid
llngarn ni6t friegeriid borgeben,
bis oies ieinerieit8 oeu erIten friege-
ridden glft ousqeiiibrt bat Sic 9e.
idlaanobme oiterrcidb lnearildler
Sdiiie in nmerifauiid)en &ofen
miro ais bloBc goriid)tsnabrege! rr.
tIart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
OeMtiblartS iperrt
ii6 BON 1lnterika ab!
Der gpit- nnS SelesrapbenSieuit
Stuiihen 6eiScn 2GHSern
bOllig anfsebObea.

Berlin, 12. apriI. iiber 2on-
oon. 9e1tidIono Bot ben eanaen
&oltoienft, iotpobl ben nittelboren
ipie oud ben ltmuitteIbaren, amt
i6en Dieiem 2on6e un0 ben Ser.
5tquten aeiperrt. 9e8gleideu aud
ben Selegrapben0ienit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
Scnat Ttintfftt sic
1lrtitee>1oorlaoc AIT!

goibingtou, il. 9fpril. - 8ie
g[rmee 9eipilligungSborloae inl Be
TRACE bon $27S,000.00o 5lpeds lii.
terhalts Der reeulnrcu 4rmce muroc
heslte lll 1en1t ailgeunNmcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
2litocbcte fir 1Ist3ccte
e1tt9c0clt0eltctlilften!

8oIbineton, 12. alprH. - Die
BON Der Reeieritne oltsgeldriebaneu
angebpte allr SeriteElinG BON SS
Eou6bopten bon 500 &onnenge-
bait ipnrDen gefterrt undrnittng ge-
offnet. Die SerltpIrngsfclten Da.
rieren Suilaen ST .288, 600 uno ST.,
$4,000 bro 6dliff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

0en gcgeu GeutihI0uo arieg rib.
reuOen S1noeru bot It'd nuh Gn=
nomo angeidloiien. Den 9lut nulB
man belpulocrlIl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
UaC1ric1feIt ucill
GaltC9bcetkric0!
GnglGnScr ge6en nenuseBn, nn6 Sta
Iiener fiinf5ebn @erienfnagen
5lt; suei nenc 0pfer.

2onbon, 10. 9[pril. - Sffi3iel
luur0e gcItern BON Der britiiden No.
miraIitQt ongetilnoigt, 0uB in Der
cn s. april enoen0en 8o9e nur I'M
gan3en 10 britii6e 6abr8euge ber-
Ieuft tuor0en 1tn0, uGuli9 II Gam.
pier iiber 1900 Sonnen uu0 5luei
lutter 0ieIem Ionnengebolt. ,Sn Den
leBteu ief)5 8o9en itn0 laut Off.
3ieQcr 2iIte 81 engliI9e 6abr5eu8e
iiber 1900 Gonnen llno 43 tleinere
0eutiden &au6bopten gum 9pfer ges
faaen. (96o6 oeuti6en 2iiteu ber.
bQlt ii6 Die Snhe ieOoa anoers.)
10 Staliener 6iuitnter.
Gon, itber Qonoon, Y. 4pril. -
SSyn Der an Sonrtog obgelnttfenen
8ohe lpuroer1 pie 9eitern offi5iea
befnnnt gegeben ipuroe, 5 italient.
i6e 9anlpfcr bon iiber 5000 Cont
nengebalt ino 10 SegeIidiffe 1tnter
800 &onnen berIellft.
9SicOer 5iuei Giua6.
8aibington, IL. 4pril. - 3peI
gerienhlugeu iUurOeu aeitern Dem
Staatsantt BON England aus geruels
oct.
Der Qompfer nSaIno" bon Ser
8ilion &inic fieL nie Der StOnilL
5rolt bon Gueeustoipn gelteru tele-
qrapbierte, eincu oeuti6en Tnud.
boot 5um 9pfcr. Gin glmeritaner
befanO ii6 OH 9oro oe5 Sdiffes,
puroe ieoDd, iolpie Die gauge Be-
iabung, gerettet
Sic norpegiide 8nrfe ,,Mnrion !,
luter 6eren Illannihaft ii6 eben.
ial5 elm glueritmter befono, lit bon
einem 0elltiden Iuudboot our6 @es
idiiBfeuer 5eritort norOen, mie &on-
jul fSroIt ebcnfaIls beridtet. Die 9e.
iaBung lit bereits IN SiUcrpool eins
gctroiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
g9ns bic 8riten tnelhrn.

Son0On, IL. Aprtl. - Sdll1eto'
NAL ialinln1er oIs an ienen 0rte,
oen Dante 10 eingebenb bei6reibt,
ge9t e3 jest an Der @eitfront ber,
looIeIbit 8rilen uno Gelltonen I'm
oen Sieg, Der bic 5rieoenspalme
bringen ioa, fdntpfen.
g(uf elmer so MeiIen Ionger
fgront bon Gems bis Dor bic Gore
BON ct. Quentin miro Elm aompf
Inn 6ie blutige Meilteridoft gefitbrt.
gtah 36itiin0igenl erbttterten1 &au1a
pfe fino oie 8riten nod 5erren Der
s5nitiatioe, lmo ienoen unelttpegt
ibre Sttr1nfoIonnen borlpdrts, &iiie
in bent 0eutIden 8nn bon Stobt
un0 @iien beruria6ello, 8ormt Die
Gambler, Die Seloen bon 8imp
9ioge, oeren @innabne BEN Big
8llib" er1no9lihte.
9l6cr aaeripdrtS miro Die 6eltti6e
2inie geitGrtt bon enoloien &olonnen
bon &eierben lpelde nod ben ge-
fdbr6eten 8ltnften ellen.
Ser 6elti6e 8eriht ia9t 5tpar:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

Gin Reis bonn s1nunib1inn pffik
eelegentIid, ieoes Torf. 0os efne
trdat's buitedt, oas a1Sere Itaat e
a, 0eu ant.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

DIS gSnlber iiIrhteu oieieltiaett
ON mciltch bic es lidt crfunOcn
babeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
CffiaielIer bentidler geridlt.

Berlin, iiber 2on0on, IL. april.
9og &riegsontt mel0ete gcltern
obeno ilber greigniiie on Der 8eIt-
front: gtabe Gantpour (Oitli6 BON
9[rras) 4no Roeulg mur0en feIno.
libe SSnfallterie- uno aopallerieart-
griffe nit Itmeren 8erlulten fir ben
6eino abgei9lagcr. gluf oem iii0Ii.
den ltfer Der 5crope, nobe @tondp
uno gtoncourt, funoen lpGbreno oes
gan5en Cages bortnadige @efehte
itQH, bic fir 1tnS einen erfoIgrei6en
8erlouf nabnen. 9ei itlih bon gulle-
court (ipeItlt6 bon gnntbraD urb
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ten % Maiainengelpebre.
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tet, OoB NIT Der groBcn Stdrte an
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ten beIiten iie es ni6t loiien fon-
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

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obcto 4. tpohridjetrIid fyreitng. ipdrner 5relnu.
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oben6 uti0 TreifoQ, m1rncr i'm 6ftIineu nib
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

Ber $iIfe min I'M Sdiiip. nlif Dem 2ol6e obcr
Der Gobrit, per toilfen obcr bertatfen min, tuer
Nrbeft oOer @el@dftsnnidEuB fildt tper cttpus
OerIOrett bat ODER tuer aopttoI brrildt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
The RittenhOuse Classics

Philadelphia was once the literary and
publishing center of America. Its enter
prising publishers are doing what they
can to regain some of the city's lost pres
tige. We already have the largest period
ical publishing house in the world. The
makers of books are slowly but surely
bringing their productions into greater
prominence. The series of "Rittenhouse
Classics" which George w Jacobs e Co.
have just begun to issue will help in the
good work. The series bears a distinct
lively Philadelphia name The first vol
ume 10 appear is Blackmore's Lorna
Doone,' of the classic character of which
there can be no doubt. The end papers
of the volume are adorned by picture
of the house in which David Rittenhouse
was born and by a reproduction Of the
bronze tablet marking il, on which we
are told that 1t stands near the site on
which the first paper mill in America was
built by William Rittenhouse in 1880.
The book is printed on thin, Opaque
paper so that although there are more
than 500 pages 1t is not bulky. The
type used IS Of generous size and there
is adequate space between the lines. There
are eight colored illustrations by Helen
Mason Grose in which the spirit of the
times and of the characters is admirably
caught and reproduced, They are more
than illustrations. They are works of art
If the succeeding volumes keep up the
standard of the first they will spread the
fame Of this city as the producer of a
most satisfactory dress for literary wares
LORNA DooNE. A Romance Of Exmoor., BY
II. u. BlaCkmOre. Illustrated by Helen Mason
Grose. The Rittenhouse classics. Philade-
phia. George w. Jacobs e. Co. Sl.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
How Could She, Indeed?

How Could You, JEAN" is the frivolous
title of "A more or less frivolous but wholly
delightful little story told by Eleanor Hoyt
Branerd. Mrs. Brainerd, who sometimes
turns out such bits of pure realism as
fashion articles for women, has this time
cultivated the field Of romantcsm and pre-
pared a harvest of enjoyment for her read
ers. of course the story is impossible
and the characters exaggerated but il is
all made to seem plausble--and that's the
main thing. II one can bring oneself
to believe that a society girl like Jean
would be likely to do as Jean did--hre out
as a cook lady" in order to make her liv-
ing-all the rest seems perfectly natural
II seems not at all out of the natural order
Of events that Jean should find employment
in the home Of two delightfully."- impractical
elderly Cherubs; that she should fall in
love with the hired man" that she should
save the hired mans" millionaire father
from the embarrassment Of arrest, and that
she should do a score of other amazing
but none the less interesting, things. If the
story were less well written, these very
things might seem absurdly unreal and
childshy simple but Mrs. Brainerd's art
at all times saves the situation.
HOW COULD YOU. JEAN? BY Eleanor Hoyt
CO. $i.35.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
Tale of a "MOvie" Film

This movies themselves are sufficiently
new as "A field for fiction to carry freshness
of romance. Think, then. Of the super
romance of a movie company off in the
Egyptian desert, brooding, mysterious, sub
tie, with the elusive and esoteric quality
Of Pharaonic tradition. Burton Il. Steven
son, known hitherto for battling detective
yarns, takes a company of cinema mines
to the desert in "A King of Babylon" The
action takes place chiefly in the shifting
sands near a great mausoleum containing
the remains of a departed monarch of
Upper and Lower Egypt. The purpose is
to film a scenario based on Henley's poem
about the cruel King Of Babylon and the
Christian slave. The movie forces are
joined by the party Of an archeologst, who
wishes TO demonstrate Il theory about Gene
sis or Moses or Joseph. Two of the PLAYERS
are imbued with the idea that they are.
respectively the Assyrian monarch and the
slave OF the poem With this material Mr..
Stevenson plays adroitly, creating mex
plicable mysteries, which are explained
away by the literal and material mind of tho
savant. The book Is full of excitements
and believable in its implausibilities. It Is
a thriller, but better written than most
thrillers.
A KING IN BABYLON. By Burton Il. Steven
son. Boston: Small. Maynard Co. sl.35
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
Charm of National Parks

The time is bound to come when Amer
leans seeking to enjoy the beautiful scenery
of the world will discover that we have in
the system of national parks in the West
scenery far superior TO anything that
Europe can offer. The Swiss Alps are only
a pocket edition OF the Rocky Mountains
The Department of the Interior, which has
general supervision Of the national parks
has done much to attract the attention or
the public to their beauties. Robert Sterling
Yard, of the National Park Service, has
just written book for young people of all
ages, the purpose of which Is to supplement
the official documents. II is the story of a
leisurely journey through the parks made
by a Philadelphia family. The narrative
is interspersed with Indian fairy tales The
book is just what those parents are SEEK
ing who wish to enlarge the knowledge of
their children while giving them wholesome
entertainment
THE TOP OF THE CONTINENT: The Story of
Cheerful journey Through Our National
Charles Scribners Sons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

accomplished by printing at the head of
each page "a quotation from some OF the
writings or sayings of distinguished per-
sons For example, Stonewall Jackson's re.
mark, DUTY belongs to us, consequences
to God" stands on the page for Saturday,
January ., and for July Whittlor's saying,
"America--the hope OF all who suffer, the
dread of all who wrong" most appropriately
appears a prayer of dedication of the flag
is printed on the back of the title page and
there are rhrec or four prayers appropriate
TO the camp and battlefield in the back of
the book. There Is space for the owners
name, his rank company, regiment, brigade
and division and for an entry of the name
of the person TO be notified in case of ac.
cident II is such book as every sailor
and soldier should have.
AMERICAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS DIARY.
1DlN. Arranged and compiled by Mary Parker
Converse. New York: y. y. Duttuu Co.