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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
giniIiiten Dor iid sesansen lit. Sic
grfldrung fiigt bir5u:

9ipiIiiteu Dor iid sesangen lit. Sic
grfldrung fiiet bin5u:
Ser transport hires Sab uno
Cuts per5ogerte io9ar Die Seforbe>
RING tpi1ti9en &rie9smaterials. aus
bieiem 8runoe mar es in pielen Sal
len unmogIih, 9efdute Sruhtbdume,
bereu Sol5 einen piftigen 9eoarfsz
artitel fir uniere ariegss Snbuitrie
bartlett, fort3uifaffen. Die gdume
iuurben u~msebaueu, bamit tire Sldts
ter I'M Sriibling unb CONNER feinbs
liden Warihs 8olonnen feline Sedung
gegen uniere SIieser seben. Sic
mdnnlihe uuo ipeiblide 9epolferung
5tpii6en Is unb 60 Snbren tpuroe
beportiert. Riitter init &inbern bon
13 Sabren blieben 5uriid. Die eez
iammte 9epolterung bon ct. Quentin
tpurbe binter Die Srpnt transporter.
60 tpeit ais uloglif purbe ibneu 9es
%itattet, ibren Iufentbaltsort 1eIbit gu
pdblen. @ertbbole Sahen tpurben
bon ben beutifen Seboroen in Ser
fpabr eenontmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
Oeesnsmiiebs melt 2lmi'
ttcilmna.

Sn ben gerliner Seituugcn erIdien
neuli6 elm Snterpiep nit Scrrn
Ilireb 2obmann, Dem 9rdiibentcn Der
O5eanibiiffabrts 8eieuihait. Die Die
oeutihen llnteriecs Sanoelsbopte nad)
Imerifa ianbte. Serr 2obmann be-
riibrte Die tpirtbidaftlihe Gage Der
8eIt mad Dem 8riee unS ert!drtc. baB
Die an9clidhiiihe 8aiie iib peridtpps
rem babe, Die ofonpmii6e Serrihait
Der @elt an iib gu reiBen. Sie Der.
Staaten, ia9te er, plauten ieet ihon
an einem 8irtbidaftsfriege, ser poit
beaum ini5eniert lueroeu ipu. uuo
fubr fort:
~9ieie Sbatiade 5ei9t ms. bab ser
Suiammenihlub Der anselidhiiiden
Halen cine neue tpcltpirtbi6aftlife
9runola9e geihaffen bat: einen
anseliGdiii6en pirtbifaitIiteu 9lcd.
seeen ben europa iih redt5eitig
ipappnen mlib. Sat 9rdiioent Billion
Die Ionroes 3ebre enbaiiltis fallen
laiien, bann miiiien mir cine 2ebre fir
europa aufIteIen. Sur6 Die Yreisz
eabe Der Wonroes Sottrin baben Die
Der. Staaten Dem Sraum 2ebeipobl
ia9en miiien. Die Icpubliten bon
Central unb Siipsamerita fir iib
81 8cpinnen unb, alBerbalb Der eng
GinfIubipbGre, Gin srpberes
Imerita 5u griinoen.
.@eahten sic pobl. bab Chile neus
trail bleibt, Rerifo feline seihtporene
Scinhi6ait Gmcrita ee9eniiber belize
bGlt. unb baB Grsentinien trob Der
Sorfpmmnilie in SuenoS MireS lid
feline politiihen Snipiratioueu ni6t
bon 8aibinetpn, ioneern bon Iabrib
bolt. Ser Yansa meritanismus lit
tobt. aber an ieiner Stele piro Der
anseIid6fihe Slod Dtouomiih 5%uian,s
men9eid)mol5en. Die Imerifaner nit
ipaniitem @lut in ben Mpern perben
iih niht anidlieben. oenu Cuba.
Sorto Hico unb Die Tbilippineu iino
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
Miffinm anf Damaii in
10th.
Gin fatbpliider Miiiipnar in Silu,
Satuaii, bittet nm milbe @aben fir
feline arme LBemeinbe. - @er
belfeu fam, m1ge es tbun.

@oIen Sic Die Cite baben, mir
aus 2iebe gu 8ptt uno gum 8obl
unierer Ieiilion cine milbc @abe gu
ienoeu, UNI mir Sic Ioslidteit gu
bietcn, reft balb ben aus @elbman9el
untcrbrofenen gau u%rieret ct. So>
iepb'seairhe pieber aui8unebmen.
Die Sbeueruug iufolse bes 9rie9es,
Die Notbfpenbigteit cine fatbolii6e
Sdule 90 2ebrer unb 600 Sdiiler)
gu unterbalteu, bies 5ei9t Sbneu meme
Hotbluge. So3u fonmt, baB meine
airheu9emeiube arm lit, mciitens nur
aus Gintpanberern (Y~ortusieien,
Spaniern, Yorto Hicanern. YbiIipe
pinern etc. beitebenp. Silo lit Der
2anbungsort Der pielen Sreulben,
ipel6e bierber fommen, I'M uniern
beriibmteu( 9ulfan ailauea su be-
iud)en, uno beSbaIb lit eS iebr tpiius
idenspertb, bnB uniere fatboliide
Stride ipiirbig lno a~n5iebenb erifeiuc.
Sn Der 6offnung, baB Sic in Der
3a8e limb. meiner peViitbi9en Sitte 81
fpiIlfabrcn, frog Der 5dblreihen nnoern
8eTude nm Wilbtbdtisfeit,' pelfe.
5ipeifelsobne, Sic in Der 9egenipdrz
tigen 8eitloee beitilrmen. uno I'M Sim
lpeis aif 8ott Den reihliden @ergelter
ieber erten @nbe, berbleibe i'd in
tiefer Sofad)tuns uub aufri6tiscr
Sanfbarfeit.
Sbr gang e~rsebener,
Sr. Snmes 8. geifieI,
Wiiiionnr Der &onsregdtion ser Often
Ser3en. = g. 9. Dor sol, Silo.
Snfpoii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
{rirbems 5ebnrnd3t in
lrankreidj.
Ter Barrier 2p~rreippnbent bes
ygrupflbn eagle" ifilsert bic IN
Sranfretf berrihenbe Stimmuns.
Die Sran5uien mpaen feline
0ebtets =Grneiterung.

Sn elmer Shilberuns Der 3uitdnoe
IN Sranfreih, ipcl6e Der Barrier
&orreiponbent bes .gtoofIpu eagle"
ieiuem Slatte pepelfiert bat, beiBt es
II. q. tpie folgt:
~gs berritt bier in Saris auscs
nlein ber ginbrud. baB mir am @prz
abenb GROCER grei9niiie iteben. Seit
ltebt, oab bier, pie in Seutidlanp
uno England, ausemeiu Der @uuid,
berrIht: Der 8rie9 mub IN bieIem
Sabre beenbi9t lperoen. @pn allen
Seiten bort man Ieuberunsen. ipie:
Sd fann feineu ipeiteren 8inter
Sur4baltenl unb: Gs mub beuer nod
elm gnoe semaft tperbeul
rSantit iou ieboh ni6t eeiagt iein,
DAB Die S%ran5oien ben 9ebanfen on
Steg aufee8eben baber. Seilei6e
niftl sic ippuen A1ur, DAB Der &riea
gum IbidluB tommt. che Der CONNER
gu gnbe 8ebt. Nift obne Iurren
baben lie itiuere Spfer eebrdd)t urb
auf Die @%n9Idnber setpartet. Sebt
%eriparten lie. oab gn9lanb mad 5ipeis
idbri9en Hiiitun9eu bereit lit, einen
getpaItigen Shlag 5u fiibren unb lie
baben lid fir cine leete u~n9ebeure
anitrensung geitdblt.
5ranfreid bat ben S6bepunft ieiner
Seiftnnssfdbisfeit erreift.
gs fonnte 3ipar nod mebr Iuniz
tion unb artillerie probusieren, aber
es lit 3u eriparten, baB anbere fir
cine srfolsreihe Sffeniipe notbpenbiec
Saftoreu, Die @annIdaftss Reierpeu
uno Der ag9reiiipe 9eiit Der Sruppen,
abnebmeu iperben. @enn Der ariee
beuer nidt beenpiet stperben lam, 10
lit es pa6rifeinlid, buB Yrdiibent
@ilion's SoeaI, elm Srieben obnc
Sieg, perfpirflift pirb; benin beioe
Seiten iuerben eritopft unb bcreit
iein. ibren Stol5 bur6 Elm Goms
prpmiB 81 retteu.
~Sas fran5Diide @olt bofft, baB es
ben aIiierten Nrueen tudbreuo bes
Sommers ~gelin9en tpirb, bic oeutihe
Sront an elmer ooer mebreren SteIen
5u purbbrefen, Den Seino bonn
fran5Diiifen goben gu treiben rnb
5ur 8dumung 0 9elsien iotuie bon
Sliabs Sotbrin9en 81 5tpiusen. Sann
tpiirbe cs bon Sriebeu rcben. Sie
eballpiniiten ipreheu 5tpar nod ims
mer bon Der 8erreibuue bes Seuts
lfen &ei6es, Der groberung oes
bcltidlen 8rubens Hepiers unb Der
Ilsoebnung Der fran5oiiihen @rense
bis an ben Gbein. aber Die Iaiien
bes fran50iii6en goltes besen feline
iolfen Srdume mebr. Sas @olt mil
feline gr%oberunsen, icnbern iie6t in
benz Sample eiuen @ertbeibigunass
frieg nnb bofft nur. ipeuisitens cine
9arantie bafiir 81 erlangen. baB Die
iesi8e aataitrppbe ii6 uibt pieoers
bplen tpirb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
Dom katboliken skonereb III 3irid).

tpitrben, ipnbern CUR m6eIihit freus
oi9en unb erobber5igen Bieberberitel@
lung Der geitorteu offentlifen uno 9es
Ieai6aftlifeu Srbnun9 auf ben
8~runbla8en Der 8eIigion unb Der @e>
re6ttefeit.
9ieie einfafen grtpGsunsen be-
ipeiien 5ur 8enii9e, tuie iebr nit Hedt
Die 3iir6er Ronfereu5 iid bemiibt.
iene 8~eitrebungen gu foroern. Die
glei65eiti9 10 edit hriltIi1 unb 10
botit bienli6 fir bas offentli6e
@obl erifeinen. Sesbal6 tpiinift Der
81. gater, baB b~ieielben ii6 tpeiter
ausbebnen uno on 8trtiamteit ge>
t%uinuen, unb Or empfiebIt tie iebr
gerne Der Iitarbeit Auer. CT ie9net
Sieienigen, bic iid in ipirtiamer
8eiie an linen betbeiliger.
SD bite sic, iebr seebrter Serr,
Den @itsIiebern Der 8onferens Die
obiseu ipobltpouenben @eiinnunsen
Seiner 9eiligteit befauut 81 seben,
uno ih boffe, DAB ale @iinihe, Die
lie ulisgelpro6en baben, banf Der
gottlideu Silfe, cine 9hidlid)e Ser
tpirtlihung finbeu peroen.
Iit Sreuoen ersreiie i6 Die 8es
~leeenbeit, Sic, iebr eeebrter Serr.
meincr n~or5iiglifen unb auiriftigen
Sohitdsun9 gu nerlifern.
Sbr ergebenitcr,
(ee3.) p. Sarb. @asparri.
gin bieies S6rei6en fniipien Bic
yN. 3. g." cine Iu5abl 8emerfuugen,
III benen es II. a. pie folSt beiBt:
Die Intiport 9. g. beg &urpinols
Staatsietretdrs lit elm auBerprbentIid)
Ior9fdIttg %ab9eipogeneS uno rebigier>
teS I~ttenitiid, burtipebt bon ben
boditen @eiinuungeu fir Boiler unb
Staateu. Die ausfiibrliffeit Der
Inttpprt iotpie bieie, ibre Heoaftiou
erbeben lie gu eiuem Staats> Sofuz
ment. Sm Soraus lit gu benlerten,
bab benz Sl. Stuble sleidSeitig nit
Der Ioreiie mid Elm YrptpfouS auss
5ug ii6er Die geifIiiiie Der 3irfer
Gpnferen5, iotpie bas lpceleitenoe
Yrogrnmms Heferat an berielben iibers
reift iuuroen, 10 oaB Die Gntiuort lid
auf Die &enntniBnabme bes geiamms
ten Iaterials itiist.
Sas S6reibeu bes &arbinals
Staatsiefretdrs lit nod mebr ais
MIR cine feierlibe anertennllns Der
3irder 8ontereps begin. Der inter-
.nationuIen fatboIiidIen Union. Gs
iibermitteIt bic apoitoliife Seanung
berielbeu unb ibrer iesieen inb
fiinftigen Ritarbeiter, entbdlt ben
8uuid bes 8apiteS, pab Tie lih tpeiter
entfalte uno feline ausoriidliAe @ns
piebluns 5Ir Ritarbeit an ellie.
Die Ritslieoer bet 3iirher Sonic
ren5 unb Der internationalen fatbos
liid}eu Union tperoen nit b~anf6ariter
9enugtbuung unb Gerebrune bonn
Snbalt bes Shreibens &enntniB nebs
men, unb Die lestere barf es oils
goloenen Wiegens uho Weibeaft IN
ibrsm Irfipe au~fbeipabreu. Sect iinb
ibr Die Bege freigelest; lie bat MN
Den rehten Yaiiepnrtoilt BEL alien tas
tboliifen gplfern beg grb6aus unb
lam nit permebrteu ardften fir bas
bobe Siel arbeiteu, ba5 iie iid ses
itedt bat.
9as Shreibeu lit aber arh elm
neues Seugnib fir Die 10 eolen Iipis
ratirneu unb Die erbabeue @eredtigs
iotpie Die Snflttfeit unb llnbes
iteflibteit bes ltrtbeils, Die Seneoift
Der Siinf5e6nte in bieier fiirfterIiden
8eItfataitrop6e llnipaubeIbar nnb llns
luautbar betbdti9t, ieiueu 3ompaB
tets auf bas Cine mn gerihtet: Nuf
Die Notwithstanding bes Sriebens
llno Der 8oblfa6rt Der g0lter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03

meiben. Die Yrppasanoa pirb ii6
allf bas 9an5c 2auo efitredsn. Sc
plant limb Die @ertbeiluns ~6eIe6renber
Slueifriften uro %beiouoere. Geran>
ltaItun9en III allen Shulen. bamit
audi Der Sugeno Die Notbrpenbi9teit
eingeprd9t ipirb, nit ben porbanoes
mem Nabrrngsmittels @orrdtben nah
Wl09lihteit au iparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
rs Iadflang 81 benz in Der
8reiie pielfad) eripGhuten
internationaleu &otbplifenz

~ WIerUuIlpUQleU SQlgpllleU>
~ &pnsreb, Der in Siirih ltatt>
fano unb on hem iif 8ertreter Der
oeutideu, idtpei5er, polniideu uno
oiterreihiIfen &atboltfen betbeiltgten,
peroffentlifen Die 80. 3. g." folgens
oes Shreibeu beg pdpitlihen Staatss
iefretdrs 8arbinal 8asparri, an Den
@priibenben bes &ongreiies:
Sebr 9eebrter Serrl
Ser ST.. @ater bat bas id6ne
Sulbigunesidreiben empfangeu, bas
bon Der fiir5lih abeebalteuen inter-
n~atiouaIen 4onfercn3 fatboIiIher
Witglieber Der Yarlamente linb 8arz
teien bon Seutldlnnb, Seiterrei6s
llngarn, Yolen uno Der Sfluei3,
unter 3uitimmung fiibrenoer &atboz
liten aud aus anbereu 9dnoern, eina
thinning 6eihIoiien uuo am 10. Sc
bruar 3. S. an &c. Seilisfeit abees
Idnot fpurbe.
Gem erbaltenen angeuebmen @ufs
TRACE entiprefeub, t6eile ih Sbuen,
iebr 9cebrter Serr. aIs @~priibenbem
bieIer aouferen3 nit, bab Der Tapit
NIT GROCER unb aufriftiger Sreuoe
BON Der Sulbigune unb ben oautbaren
unb erge6eneu @eiinuuusen ee9eu
Seine 9ebeili9te Serion &enntniB gez
nommen bat, Die in ienem Shreiben
ausseiprodeu tperben. Ius bcms
lelbeit leuftet olid Die tinbIihe panfs
bare Inertennung iener erbarmenoen
4iebe berpor. Die benz 9emeinIamen
Batter Der 8ldubieen 8etueggruno uuo
9eititern ipar BEL all Seinen unz
faiIeuoen Semiibuneen, Die 2eioen bes
&rieges gu linbern uuo Die arie9fiibz
reuoen gum Srieben gu ermabneu.
Sm Sinblid auf bas 3iel, bas Die
9%enannte &pnferen3 in ibren Grbeiten
uerfolgt - ndnllih Die
Wieberanndberung Der @5lfer
Gnrppa's
ua6 benz 6riese ith 8eiite Scr fpabren
9ie6e - bat Seine S~eili9teit Gid
audi e%eipiirbigt. Der bdterIi6en @es
nuetbnung unb elmer getpiilen inner
item erleihterung ScineS Ser5ens
Iusprud 81 9eben. 9enn Or iieht
oardns, bab in Die uusebeurc @lutb
oes Saiies, Die scgeulp6rtig Suden
uno Yerlonen 5uiammen in i6reds
liher WeiIe ~ergriffen bat, iid Jest
nah eoler driitliGer slrt cine fiibleube
8elle crsieBen- iou. entiprungen aus
Der bofiten Sueae unierer 9Gttlifen
Heli9ion, Die cine HeIi9ion ser 2iebe
uno bes SriebenS lit. 0us 9briitene
tblin, ons gum eriten WaL euf @roen
bas 8cies Der 9ruberIiebe 9e9en ale
Wenid)en ~auf9eiteIlt bat - pbne ielbit
Die Seinbe oapuu n%lIs3uncbmen -,
lam ia fiirtuabr nidt seitatten, audi
tpdbrenb Elm 10 graniiger arieg ipie
Der seaenipdrtige nod tpiitbet. baB elm
bimmlii6es 8ebet getpiTermaBen
auber Gruft 9eiest uno Der Sab, ser
seipiB NIT Heft eegen bas 8Die iid)
tpenoet, aid auf Die Herionen aus
9eOebnt iperbe, benen man ais llrs
bebern unb @ert3eugen Die Shulo
baran 5uidreibt. limb tpenn bieies
iiir Die Seit bes 8rieees ipabr bleibt,
10 GILT eS mod bel mebr fir ipdtcr.
tpenn lid Die frie9fiibrenben Staaten
in 9emeiniamem unb feierlidem
llebereinfommeu\ tpieber geeinigt
BADEN. 0enn Damn tpiro es Ii6erli6
bon Der bGditen gebeiltune fem, ale
ibrc nod iibrigen ardfte 5uiammens
iuirfeu 81 lalien, nift our
gere,uisuns elmer bitteren unb
nncblen 0eiinnuns,
aus Ser porausiihtlif tpieoer neile
,3rieae mn uelIc5 lluaIiid crfpahicu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
&atbolii6e Sereine

iplten ibren Reipluttpnen, Auirufeu
iar 9sriammlungen n 3oHoenttouen,
pfft5ienen Ser6auoluuseu, Nnfinot.
gungeu upu tluterbaltEugen MIN. einen
gr1Reren uno attipereu 6iu1n6 itdern,
fnoem tie has fatbpltid,e Boil bnrd1 bic
merriam madben. gu etnem mont.
nsnea gttras tam trssub Elm iatbp.
ltiher @erein oteie spaIteu fhr ubtse
Suede beuuteu.
SamtIitn.N nilnoisungen, Spots.au.
5eisen. Ssileios-g eihlaFe, Eantfagun.
gen uiw. perbtn tbeufnns 81 benz
ielbtn Eretie per5fientitdnt.
Tie fathpltide Stttuug it has
Ipstfhe Organ fir Wttttbeilunsen
ieitens tatbpltihcr gerrine nuo
Samtlten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
Die Depsrtatisnen.

Cine balbamtli6e grtlGruns bon
Berlin la8t, pab Die S%eportation Der
g%inppbner Der serGumten Siitritte
5piihen Irras uno EDITIONS obne
llnsema6 nnb Sei6peroeu fir Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03

sic arsentiniifc 8esieruns III NIT
benz britiihen 8eianoten oabtn iibers
eingetommen, baB Ireentinien iest
Die Iusfubr bon 100000 Spnnen
@eisen unb 10000 Sonnen Mebl
mad gnelanb s~eitattet. ipo9esen iih
England berpfli6tet, I'M Suli 200,s
600 Sonucu @ei3en aug Canada na6
GrgentinisN 6u fdaffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
OemtId9e Msnardbie psift
Siege abkGnais.

am It e T 3 a m.-9raf b. 8epenta
loiu idreibt in Der geriiner .Sagess
5eitung": p8ir baben es ldneit IDIOT
a~useeiprofen, baB Elm beutiher Sieg
unb Der 9eltanb Der beutlhen Weoa
narfie un3ertreunlih nerbunoen limb
poer abbdu9ig bon einanoer. Sbnc
eincn beutiten Siee ipirb Die oeutife
Ionartie balo aufbpren 81 egis
lttereu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
ether bitterett iinb
Inncblen 0eiinnung,

aus Ser borausiihtlih tpieoer neue
8riege unb nellc5 llugliid crlpaficn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03

Ser .|aterldubii6e Idcebaubienit"
bat an Sarmer Elm 8unoihreibeu ses
rihtet, in pelfem nu9efragt ipirp. ob
genii9euo Samen fir bic IiIsiaat pors
banben lei. Nuh lperbeu Die Sarmer
eriudt, benz 8pmite mit5utbeileu, Oh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03

Nah @cridtcu Der stpolf 9uns
bess 2aubbaufen peroen bic Sarmer
bieies Sabr @eiu6e fir cine 0es
iammts anleibe bon $125.000,0 900
einreideu.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
Diplomatic Relations F4aue Been Seuered With German Empire
STRIVE TO SCUTTLE
 DESTROYER IN PORT
WAS LYING AT PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD-SEA COCKS
 WERE OPENED.

Philadelphia. - An attempt was made to scuttle the United States tor pedo boat destroyer JacCb Jones by opening her sea cocks at the Philadel- phia navy yard. Officials at the yard refused to discuss the matter
 An officer of the Jacob Jones found that the ship was listing heavily to port as she was being lowed from her anchorage in the river to a dock, and all persons aboard were detained and questioned The chief machinist's mate, whose identity was not disclos- ed, was arrested and placed in irons on one of the battleships. Whether the prisoner is German sympathizer or fanatic is not known.
 More than two feet of water was in the Jones' hold when it was discov- cred that her sea cocks had been opened. They were quickly closed and the vessel was taken to a pier.
 The local navy yard virtually was placed upon war basis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS
 KAISER DESPERATE
OWING TO PLOT AGAINST PRE-. MYERS LIFE PRECAUTIoN-
 ARY MEASURES TAKEN.
PLAYS GERMAN SEA POLICY
Thousands Gather To Hear Pren1ier's Accounting For SteWardship-Says Civilization Is Being Crushed
 Out of FatherIand.

Carnarvon, Wales.-Four thousand of Premier Lloyd Georges const1t- uents focked to Carnarvon to hear his accounting of his stewardship. Owing to the recent plot against the pre- mier's life, extraordinary precaution- ary measures were taken to protect him.
 In his address MT Lloyd George said the coming imperial conference would consider the question of the dis posal of the German colonies which have been captured by the entente allies.
 Peace without victory would not mean peace, but a rest for the central powers with time to recuperate, MT. Lloyd George said.
 Peace would come in 1917, said the premier, if Great Britain's enemies knew that by holding out until 1913 they would be worse off, not better off.
 The premier said he had never had any doubt as to the ultimate victory, but neither have I any doubts that before that is reached there will be many broad, turbulent rivers to cross, and the nation must help to bridge those rivers.
 Germany had the graciousness to announce as a favor to the great re- public of the west" said MT. Lloyd George, that she would allow all American passenger ship to ply to one British port provided it bore the mark of Dutch paddle steamer. Was there ever such insolence? It amounts to insanity"
 In regard to Germany's new sea policy the premier said:
 "It is, after all, only a development and advance along the road to com plete barbarism, which is crushing out of that country the last shreds of ci- vilization.
 "The enemy is getting desperate. The Prussian thoroughly understood that the resources at our disposal were adequate to command victory on land.
 ''The Germans knew" he continued "that the allies, given time, would break their military machine, but they knew if they could destroy Brit ish transports, the British armies would languish and the people would die of hunger"
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
German Crew Removed

Washington.-Lieut. Hans Berg and his German prize crew were removed from the liner Appam at Newport News by coast guard cutters under direction of a United States marshal. The ship is in the custody of the federal court pending appeal to the supreme court from a decision award ing her to her English owners. Lieut.. Berg notified the embassy here by long distance telephone. He had been allowed to retain possession of the vessel under bond given by the Ger. man government.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
Bernstorff Is Guarded.

Soon after Count von Bernstorff's passports arrived, United States se- cret service men threw guard about the ambassador and his suite to make certain that the hospitality of the United States is not violated while he remains on American soil. The status of Count Tarnowski, the Austrian ambassador, was undecided, although he called at the State De partment to arrange for presenting his credentials to President Wilson
 For months, ever since relations with Germany became acute, there have been ominous signs of threaten ed activities of German sympathizers and disloyal Americans if diplomatic relations were broken off. The ad- ministration has not been unmindful of these. Various branches of the government have informed themselves on the subject far more completely than might be thought. Officials ex- press themselves as satisfied that they will be able to cope with the sit uation.
 In the army and navy and in the citizenship generally officials realize that the composite character of Amer ican nationality makes it difficult not to find some persons who will express sympathy with the land of their birth.
 The attempt to sink the torpedo boat Jacob Jones at Philadelphia is recognized as an instance of some of the things which may be expected, but on the whole all the agencies of the government believe they have made preparations to meet such exi- gencies or are prepared to meet them as they arise
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
ALL GERMAN CREWS
 DETAINED ON BOARD
GUARDS ABOUT NEW YORK PIER ARE DOUBLED-SHlPS MAY
 BE SEIZED.
25 IN PORT OF NEW YORK
Officers and Crews Are Forbidden to Leave Their Ships and Simply Re- quested" to Remain-Claim Ships
 Engines Out of Commission.

New York-Oficers and men of the 25 German steamships which have been self-detained here since the out break of the European war were or dered to remain on board their yes- sels. The guard of custom officials about the piers virtually was doubled, while police ordered visitors to keep away f"om the approaches to the docks
 Reports that the government au- thorities contemplated seizing the German ships, the total tonnage of which is 261, ,000, were denied by Dud- ley Field Malone, collector of GUS toms
 The collector asserted that the osSi- cers and crews of the German yes-' sels had not been ordered "forcibly detained" but that they were simply requested" to remain on their ships. It was learned, however, that MT. Ma lone was cordially received" by the representatives of the two German steamship lines with whom he con- ferred concerning his orders from Washington.
 Shortly before the doubling of the guards on the steamship piers a re- port was circulated to the effect that the crews of the German vessels tied up at Hoboken had put the engines of the ships out of commission. A sailor from the Kaiser Wilhelm II was said to have asserted that the engines of his own and other ships had been damaged beyond repair. No con1rma- ton could be obtained.
 The first evidence of activity in re- speot to the German ships was the arrival at upper West Side piers, where five of them are berthed, of a platoon of 100 police. The crews of the ships were forbidden to leave. The police said they were awaiting the arrival Of Collector of the Port Malone
 The departure of the crews from the ships ,moored at Hoboken also was stopped.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
Austrian Ereiahter Wrecked.

New York.-Word reached the police today that coincident with the publication of the news of the rupture with Germany, the Austrian freighteI Himalaya, which has been lying in Newark Bay, an estuary of New York harbor, has been put out of commits sion. The report had it that the pis- ton heads and other parts of her en- zines had been smashed with crow. bars and axes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
Blockade Limit Changed.

Berlin.-The following official state ment was given out here: "The east ern limit of the blockade in the zone around England has been altered as follows: The line now runs from the point 52 degrees, 30 minutes north lat itude, degrees east longitude, to the point 56 degrees north latitude, de- grees 50 minutes east longitude. Oth- erwise the line remains as already an. nounced."
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
Get Auto Load of Booze,

Ringing, Okla. = Deputy Sheriff Hart and a man charged with snug gIing liquor into this state from Texas, were wounded in revolver battle between a posse commanded by Sheriff Joseph Ballard and two al legged smugglers in a motor car. The fight took place in the darkness and resulted in the capture of the two men, whose car was found loaded with liquor.
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09
Quiet On Border Bridue.

Fl Paso.-Nine hundred and twenty nine Mexicans were given baths at the United States immigration station, the third day of the enforcement of quarantine regulations as a preven- tive of typhus fever. No rioting oc- cured and the danger of a repetition of the "bath riots" is believed to have passed