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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
u1arktberi6te.

O1ebermitteIt bon giIinsfi 5rnit go)
SraHgel-250s. 2a8s, 324S, Der Atfte, $500,
216, $3.25 per aiite; ale anseren @t0ber
8ifroneHE5atc 8O0s, s6Os, $500, $500 Der
Aiite; aiisgeipdblt 300s, 360s. $4.50 Der site.
wrabeiruif-36s $500 per aiife; dos. 96s,
S4.25 uHo 54s, 648, sos, eos, SAFE BET
Stifte,
gssiniTauber-@aIasag faues, SaB $500 Bis
$1,000.
gcbiei = Ser elite: 5onafbans, ertra farcb,
$3.50: SDnatbaH, iaucb, $2.25; s5enatbans,
ausaeipdbEte. $500; GTiHtes @ol6eH $500;
4sine gaps. eItrd fanet. 1926: Romf
@eauties. 5000 V. u. 8earn1ailes, ertra
fa1ch, S2.25.
NertoitelH-S2.S5 Der 8aiBel.
EfbfartoffeIn-S2.50 ber 6ainbet.
&fi6en,-2neiBe 9labeit, 3uderribefl. QaitiHds
ien./ 8aeoes, DC per 4iirne; Apbt. SC Der
Rfunb; 8tnnteHfo6l, $3.50 Der grnte, SIPS
per 9iit.. @nrier, s2.25 per 8usen6; 10.
gIoten. $3.50 Der erafe, 800 per aotb;
Blpiebei. eelbe. f2e per gfb., mo fbauiide
$3.50 Der Crate. ~iopifalnf $3.50 per Crate,
$L00 fir nut; Nrnnsfaiat, 4ne fit 8ls.
Seaerie, 800 fir 9uteHo.
3onia-24e. 1926 Der diiie.
Acknowledgements. 5dbfbeH S4.25.
AaHanen-4e 8iuHo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Rclcnialkcnfctcn5
mad GcnScn bcrMfen!
@ereinignng berldiebsner britiIder
GulOuien III in Masfdt
OenOmmen.
Gt. Nnhng. 02. al. % rSeh.

St. Sobng, 81. s, %. Seb.
Q~eRoerungen peittragenoer geoeu,
tltng In Der BerFaIiung oes iiber.
ieeifhen britiIden Net1s mad benz
&riege meroen, tuie man erip1rtet,
ben @egenlt1nO elmer 8erotling IN
Elmer Ronferera biloerL tDelhe lii
Qou6on olisgnHgS oieIes @onnts
jniiden ben Gremiers Der britiI6en
&olonien ul0 6enr Bremier 2or0
2loDO George uno ieinen englii6en
4oiIegen Itattfinoen ioa. Bremter
Cir @0pnrb Morris lit bereits mad
England nbgereiIt nno fltrs Sabor
erfIarte er eiaem RarIamentsmit.
glie0e. pabrideinlid iperoe Die Sra.
&c Der 8ereinigung Quitroliens uno
NeuIeelon0S NIT ben fIetneren bri.
tii6en 9eIitungen I'M posifiiden
O3eah namentlt1 oen 9eatIhluno
abgenommenerL ouf 6ds Eapet ge-
bra6t ueroen. Sn Siioofrifo mir
ben mobridetnli1 ole eroberten
oeutIden aolonien oufgenommen
iperoe1 nno Die fronS6Iii9e aolonie
8ierre ioae gaeufunolano an.
geglieOert INFO 0ieieS in aana0a
otfgenpmmen iueroen.
Die aonfereua tpitr0e in erIter
3n Dem 8ued berufen, Die
5iibrilng 0es 9riees, bic m0gIiden
SrieoenSbeoineangen uno Die Der.
1nOerten 8uit1noe bes @anoels, 0ie
nod Der GiniteIlung Der 6etn6ielig.
81 eriparten iino, al be.
iprehen. Die Geugruppier1ing Der
ipielt babel cine midtige
Roae. Die bcr6noerten ltmItdn0e
luerberL Inn EN- 8eiipiel an8ufilb.
rem, ct. 4ierre fir 5ranfrei6 pe.
niger ipertboa MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
S~icbsioidbrt0cr
Grcis erincrHet!
Die 2ci@e bon Sohn Craig bsnt.
frib NIT eiusefdIaeeHem
SAGbeI anfsefmnOcH.

Der ode III. tll0 8o1i[ StroBe
ipobnenoe Grprebmann Scbn Craig,
Elm Wlonn bon 10 Sobren, murOe
beltte friib eesen 6 llbr auf elmer
leeren 8ouiteIle In Der g1Gbe Teines
$eims NIT eingeidIagenem S6Goel
lot auIgefun0eIl. 2lugenideInld,
Iie1t elm Mtor0 Dor. Der Eoo mllB.
tie bereits mebrere Stunoen Dor Dem
Bitno Der 2eite eineetreten Iein,
Rad Anitdt Der @eboroen Iieat fem
@alibnlorO Dor, Oa Iid iteben Dollars
itttb bic eolOene ubr nod in ben Ia.
iGen bes grmoroeten borfan0en.
aigenideinIi6 lit Craig bon einem
Waann NIT einem tpudtiaen
Sdlag zines iturnpfen Suitrumentes
nieOergeihlagen tporoen, oa ser
S66oel binten cine flaffen0e SpaIte
aufpeilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
RcnImI ~rctanla6te
S6iffssBei0dciemn9
&apitGa bes 9ampfers Garunia sibi
an, Wiaidiufn serit6rt
al baben.

Seattle, @aiby %. 5eb.-@ie
Gapit1n Graua Seller, Der Som.
mauoout 0es in eagle 8arbor, 8lt-
act GounO, internierten oeutiden
Gampfers .Sarouio4 Der Sambnrg.
Amerifo.2inie gegeniiber Den Bun.
o~esbebSroen erfl6rte, fdno bic fiir8-
lihe 3eritorung Der Wnidinen Oes
Shiffes auf ben Oireften 8efebl beS
oeutlhen @eneralfoniuls Or. @mil
Gbrt bon Seattle Itatt. gtad ben
Mitteilungen oes aapitdns, erbielt
CT Die Anpeiiuna iein Babr8eug
imbrnnd)bdr ST. MAIDEN an 0emIels
ben Gage, an benz YrdiioeHt Nillon
bic oipIomatiiden 8~eaiebungen NIT
GeutihInno abbroh.
Gnpitdn Seller befobI in Der be-.
treFfenoen 0aht ieinent gbefinges
nietir, Die Meoldinen oes Shiffes
iofort unbroufbar 8l MAIDEN. Ole
GDlinoerperihliiiie Ser Maidinen
mlroen 3eridlageL Die Saltptoompf.
robren berausqeriiien nno in Der
@op ~Derienft. @enerolfonful 6. 9brt
febrte nit @rof 9ernitorff mad
Geutlhlano 5uriid uno befinoet ii6
jest auf Der Seimreiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
GneIiid1er Hcntrcn e
fir uabrMnosmittel!

2onOon, 90. 5eb. Sir gr.
tbur See, MitgIico oes &arlanentes
fir Die GornbomsG tbtfion bon
Sampibire, 1T gum Director Der
aIleemeinen 9iabrllngsmittel. qro.
button ernarnt iporoen. Sir gr.
thur miro Dem 4rdIioenten Der
aderbau6eb6rne gegerii6er fit Die
aontrOae aaer Sefttonen jener ge.
borbe berantlportlih fem, Die nit
Der 2ieferilng nno 8erteilanq bon
5aatsut fiinitliGem 8iinger, glrs
beitern uu0 srbeit 5u Inn ba6en.
Cir 4rtbur See mar mdbrenb oes
~pdniid.omerifmiihen arieges Der
dmerifanii6en gun0egarmee nIs
britiiher Militdr. atto6 e 8uqcteilt
uno fungierte bon 1899 bis 1900
ais @lilitar- attade Der britil6en
8otihnft In Maibington.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Sn G6ren G6as. sloIsmater's.

Ole 0ireftorCn oes Omaha Conf
mereial Club, Des 9ublieitp 9ure-
aus uno 6ie gertreter Der greIie
geben Samstag obe1b an gbren Oeg
Serrn Clos. &oieluoter, Der oie
Bee ~nerlaiien bot nn0 Die Sci.
tung Der n9rtbiine4 in Cos Qngeles
iibernebnten tptrb, Elm ganfett. Ser
Roietuofer bat iid IN Den %genannten
areiien iebr perbient genladt To-.
bob man i'm obne cine beIonoere
ebrurg nidt ideiocn laiien min.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Sdlwcre perlMItc
Scr Gn0IdnNcr!
Del eincm AHsriff eel Armentisres
Iieken le iiber 200 SOte auf
BEN aampfplak,

Berlin, %. Geb. gBdtlider
arteesihmupLns: gSiibLi6 bon ar.
ntcntiereS ourtbroden na6 einem
Itarfen 5euer niebrere engIilde Som.
pasnien uniere SteQungen, iaqt Der
bertige onltlide @eridt. Dttrb 81.
rrr H1httgen @egenangriff ruur6en
fe fofort tDie0er aus nnieren Gfe[s
lungen beraitseetrieben utln BET Der
NeiniguHg nnierer S9iibengr1ben
fanOen mir iiber 200 tote Gngl1n.
Der. 80 Mdnn iDurben an @etange.
men gemndt.
Bon anoeren &riegSfronten miro
beridtet: Siiblid bon 9figa un0 am
iii0lihen ufer oeg glaroc8 Secs Iino
ollie 8eriuhe Der 9iuiIen Mngriffe 5u
MAIDEN, miBlungen. gtabe 2abuip
am SbiIbnra un0 on me6reren Stel-
lem oeS 3nieItr, iotpie IN Oen aor.
pdtbeniudloern ipuroen meDrere an.
critic unierer 8oritobabteilumgen
NIT grfoIg Ourdgeiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Niperuieu arf.anaeite0te entlanen.

Sobn StranO, Der Qufieber bee
&ineroiep 9orfs uuo Hobert 30.
bertien, Dem ieit 5 Sabren Die 8iere
Oes bortigen 3oologii1en @ortnG
anOertrout itno, iino nont StoOt
~ratsmitglieb 9luttnlel, ipegen Ser.
uadldiiieung ibrer 9fIidt fiut.
mdriib aus Dem 9ienit entIaIier
porbeu. Sunllnel erfldrt, DAB beioe
Manner trot n~ieoerbolter @arnuil-
gen ieinen 8efpblen nid)t 6olge ge-
leiitet bnbell, nib Snb bic 9ebafo.
lung Der 3iere i'm 8inter alles st
ubrig gelonen babe. Ser.
i6iebene Der Giere iino meger man.
Sorgfalt berenoet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
@orb SHrd aatsnaddrei entOe4t.

Chicago, ST., %. 5eb. Set
mebreren 1aseu iUiroen Die 8etpob.
iler Oes Sauies 32S o. 81. SfraBe
ourd oas @eidrei elmer bungriaen
Sage geitort. @eItern nun erbrnden
Die Na1barn Die Siir Der @obmrng
NIT @emolt unb fonOa1 bort Die
2dde Der eroroHeIten neunsebniab.
4earl 2ebinsfD. Ger Cob mar
ihon Dor @odenfrijt eingetreteu
mie bic dr5tlite unteriudung ereab.
Die goIiSei fabnOct Jest mad benz
gRann Der GrmorOeten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Gait elm tuiirNioer
OenoHe Rccieuelts!

Sem gorf. %. 6eb. gr.grG.
iiOent @iaiarn $. Gait belt Dor Der
goriet- @%onufaetlire 4iioeiotion eli.
ne gfeOe, in melder er iogte, ooB es
Die EfIidjt Der Ger. Stooten ieb
nod einem peiteren yerbarmungs-
loien aft" 10 bor5ugebert pie tpern
Amcrifa iel6ft angegriffen iet.
r6eigber5iges gadgeben, merln Die
Gbre Der Rotion auf benz Spiele
itebt, lit ihlimmer ais &rieg4, iag-
tie er. Snoem CT ~berborbob. oaB Dos
2aro iih ON 9anoe oes ariegeS Be.
finDe, oraug CT Darauf, 0nB nILge.
meme Gienitpflidt in ben Ser.
Staaten cingefiDrt maroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
5tod Sellers 7.00-s.5O
Gfnd Qiihn 6 nn-R 76

5tod Sellers 7.00-S.5O
Gtod Ribe 6.00-6.75.
Gtod adlber 10000
Seal adl6er 9.O0-1t.5O.
8ung un0 Stags 7.50-S.5O.
Bologna Bulls 6.00-7.O0
s~aiueine-3ufubr 10000: @nrft
25c h6her, au langiam.
9urdifnittspreis 12.30-12.60.
6ohiter Greis 1855.
Sdafe-3ufubr $500: @drft 10
bis t5c b6ber.
gGfinler felt.
@iooer t3.75-14.65.
Wutterlhofe t150. &efor0.
@efiitterte @iitterihafe 1000
tt.50.
5eeoer Nfutseri@ofe S.00-8.O0
5ee0er 21tnlner 1926.
sSdbrliuee 1t.50-13.50.
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in tserkcr ~ecUcrfen!

Berlin, %. Sch. (5nnfenOepeide.)
OF iiber Stodbolm bon ct. 9eters-
burg bier eintreffenoen 9epeid)en be.
Tt1tigerL boB fid Die innere Gage IN
'RubI0f6 itetie b%eridlimmert. elf
io5iatiitfiHe NitgIieOer Der 9uuln
Iino unter Der geiduIoigung berbof-
td IND e~ingeterfert mor0eu ii9 on
Der reboIutiondren @epegrilg betei
Iiet nrib Oieielbe seidirt 81 baden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Dcnkinal fiir
GcncrGI Siinitcnl

Gopefa, SAM. %. 5eb. aan.
fas. Der $eimntsitaat 0es beritorbe'
nen Generals 5luIton geoe1ft Oas
anoenfen oesielbeu ourd grri6tuno
zines Denfnals I'M 8erte bon
$500 5u ebren, boruusgeiebt, DIE
geitern eineereidte biesbe8iigIide
@ciesborlnge gebt burd. Die @or.
ldge ipuroe bon @iIber 9. Mtetcalf,
einem perionIiden 6reilno bes Ser
Ttorberen, eineereidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
ORic bat b~c0ren5fes
Srauenitimmrcdbt!

Columbus, o, %. Sch. Ser
8%ou0erileur bot Die bonn Senat mie
DOM Reprdieltantenbnits ongenom-
meme 8orlaee unteraeidnet. pelae
ben 6rauelt oos giedt getp1brt, BEL
INSTRUMENTATION mitaultimmen.
Die 8orlaee erbdlt bierourf Sc
ieseSfraft. Sic anti 6roaenItimm-
rehtler iueroen oen gerIuf MAIDEN,
oos @eieb ungiiItig erflaren au
Iniien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
Bcmbencgplcficn
in Chicago!

Chicago, 90. Geb. - Seute si
friiber Morgenihlnoe erplooierte ei-
ne binter Dem Saloon bon 9arneD
@roealL @eit Gan garen uno gia.
cine ape., pla5ierte 8ombe. Gas
@eb1uoe puroe bpaitdnoig serIt6rt
uno anoere &duier in einem lin.
treiS bon mebreren Blods beida-
bigf. Wadn aIoubt, bnB politiihe
deinoe @rOgnts Die Iat uusgefibrt
bnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
gaa Der 8aanenarbeiter.

Die 8ereinigung Der 8ubneaar-
better beranitoltete Wtitttpon abeuo
I'M altoitoriuln einen 9oll, Der bon
etiua 300 Berioueu beludt mar, bic
fi9 bis 8tuei l1br morgens Dem
San3en 1tngaben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
aralerer pmalaer OernaaLiIdt.

Museatine, Sd.. %. 6eb. = Der
B7idbrise 9uabinber an0retu 0eino
lDur0e IN Der gt1be bon bier bon
sinem @erionen5ug iberfabren uro
nuf Der Steae get0tet. Der @eriin.
eIiidte it1nmte aus 0eutI6ianb uro
Iebte Iange8eit in Omaha. oos er ie
bod Ihon Dor uielen Snbren Der.
Iciien bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
aapas @liIia It6rt baIb deim.

Des Wtoines, "a. y Jeb. =
Nus San Antonio, Ser., mirb qc.
heIOei. Dab Oas slpeite Soma 5nfan
Ieriereaiment dnl 3. Mdr5 9rolulls.
bile r~eridiFen miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
@leHeritederei.

Der i'm 5Iatiron Gofe ais Sc
idirrmniher nHgeitellte 5orbige
8ia Murpbp geriat MittlDoA abeno
init einem qrbeit8foaegen glei9er
Gaiie IN 5treit, nobel en- einen N9ei.
ieritid I'M aopf oabontrlg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
gus SOMA.
@ilista.Nrtmor6 nen nnterindt.

Reo Got, Sa, %. sSeb. - Oil
geTtern ge5ogeneu neuen 8roBges
ianorenen iperoen iif nit einel
Reltoufnabme Der unteriuduugeu
0er @rmor0ung BON Soc M2oore, Def.
len 5rou un0 iedS ainoer an 8.
SUM 1912 IN 9iqisca. Sa.. at be.
falien babeir @eneraldntnnlt Sa0ner
ielbit ion it6 init Dem Sal befaiier
mollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
a[einer 9ritenbampfrr nrrienft.

2onbon II .6eb. Der eng.
liidle 9ampfer rgrigooee bon 425
gonnengcholt TIT berienff moroen.
er aeh1rte Der Naion 5bipping So.
it Glasgow.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

Das &erIansm Der oitlidlen 5es.
prelie nod arieg eegen TeutihlonO
lit Inn 10 uHucritdnbIiher. neil tie
Gatihlano ia ieit Sabr uno 1og
bereits perniatct bobev
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

Sdbrlirge 1925.
aiibe unb Sellers ldtlginm feft.
Stoders itarf Biz 10c b6ber.
%Ss6brlinge nieOriger.
SdweiHe- 3ufIbr 1900; Morfi
Is big 25c b6ber, 31 idpof.
So6iter grciS 1885 &efor6.
9ltrai6nittspreis 12.20-t2.80
SAafe-3uflAr 1900: Mlarft 10
bis 15c hober,
@efiitterte 2dmmer 14.65.
81, SOiepb @arft6cridt.
ct. Soiepb, 81. Se6.
&inSbieb- 8ufubr 1900; Marft 10
Gents b0ber.
&oditer 9reis 1t.35.
SdUeine-3ufubr 10000; @1orft
oft Is bis 20c bober.
S66iter &reis 1885.
9ur6idnittsereis t2.40-12.s0
Sdafe-3ufu6r 5000; 0tarft 10
bis 15c hober.
@efiitterte 2GHnner 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
G6icasu @arftberidlt.

Chicago, 81. Sch.
8inopie6-3niubr 10000; Ilarft
gep6bnIih fcit.
Sohlter 9reis 1900.
Canadian @rofters 900.
SdbrIinee ipdt 9ienstag It's
Sdueiue-3afnbr 10000; @arft
oft 20-25c b0ber.
Soditer 9reis 1896.
0nrdihnittspreis 12.60-12.S5
Sdafe-3uiubr $4,000; Marft felt
9efiitterte 2dmmer 1475.
3ohiter Ereis 14.50.
5eeoer 2Gnnler AGO.
Soobo Hammer 1895.
Sanias Gits @arftberiGt.
aahIus @itp, 81. 5eb.
8iaOuieb- 3ufubr $500; @orft
itarf bis Toe hober.
Bette 5todtrs oftipe. ieit.
S0hiter Ersis 1876. Z
GoIornoos 1875.
geef Ssiers iait his ihmu@.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
FRENCHMAN TELLS OF
CRUELTY OF GERMANS
Escaped Prisoner Says Captured
Countrymen Are Put Under Fire;
Improperly Fed and Sheltered.

PARIS. March 26.-R. Ducret, presi-
dent of the Besancon Prisoners of War
Association, has forwarded to the for
eign office a declaration made by a
Besancon man, prisoner who was
forced by the Germans to work within
the zone Of fire and who escaped.
The man alleges that he and his COM
panions were badly and insuficiently
fed: that they slept in hastily con-
structed sheds which were SO small
that each Of the 600 occupants had to
lie in space fourteen inches wide:
that the ma ajority had no bedding and
were obliged to sleep IN the mud and
that all were forbidden to write to
their families or receive any letters,
money or parcels.
The prisoners cantonments were six
miles from the front and. the fugitive
saws, they were made to work on
trenches or railways 1.40O yards from
the French lines. When he escaped
one of his comrades had been killed
and several wounded by French shell
fire. The refugee estimated that 10000
Frenchmen were being forced to work
on different sections of the front under
similar conditions.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
HAROLD DAVIS FOUND DEAD.
Head of Construction Company Ends
Life by Inhaling Gas.

Harold Davis. forty-four years old.
president of the Davis Construction
Company, was found dead last night
about 80 o'clock in the bathroom at his
home. 1901 Lowell street, having ended
his life by inhaling illuminating gas.
He had been under treatment for nerv-
Gus breakdown, it is stated, and during
the temporary absence of his family
Yesterday he went to the bathroom,
closed the door and window and opened
two jets.
Coroner Nevitt visited the house. made
an investigation and gave certificate
of suicide. Mr.. Davis, who is survived
by his wife and two children, was ma.
tive of Ohio, but had been a resident OF
this city a number of years. He was
a brother of Allan Davis. principal of
BUSINESS High School. Funeral services
will be conducted at the Lowell street
house tomorrow afternoon. Interment
will be in Rock Creek cemetery.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
COURT CONFIRMS AWARDS
OF DAMAGES AND BENEFITS
Jury's Verdict in Number of Street
Improvement Cases Approved
by Chief Justice.

Chief Justice Covington today con-
firmed the verdict of a jury which
awarded damages and assessed benefits
for the opening of 18th street between
Spring road and Colorado avenue, the
widening of Spring road between 18th
street and Cedar road. the opening of
Kansas avenue between Spring road
and 18th street, the widening of Quincy
street between 18th and 14th streets
and the opening of Upshur street
through parcel 81 over 5.
The District filed a petition to con-
denim the land in question August 16.
1915, and the jury reported its finding
July 13, 1916. Numerous objections to
the award were filed by property own
ers, but all such objections have been
Withdrawn and the opening and widen
ing of the streets will now proceed, it
is stated.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
TALKS ON JESUS, THE MAN.
Walter B. Murray Speaks Under
Auspices of Swedenborgian Church.

He is God coming-forth-to-vi God
made understandable, the only God OF
Heaven and Earth in One Person"
This was the practical answer Walter
B. Murray of Bridgewater, Mass, gave
to his topic, "Was Jesus Man. Super
man or God?' in an address given un-
der the auspices of leaders of the Swed-
enborgian Church in New Masonic Tenn
pie yesterday afternoon before a large
audience. Judge Martin A. Knapp,
chairman of the federal board of me-
diation and conciliation, presided.
The speaker declared that "the re-
ligion of Jesus is simply to abide in
Him and have Him abide in US, which
we do by reading His word and pray
ing to Him. and also by living accord
ing to the Golden Rule"
Evening star., 1917-03-26
DROPS DEAD IN PULPIT.
Rev. Herman Franklin Expires
While Preaching to Congregation.

Rev. Herman Franklin. colored, fifty
one years old, pastor of Pilgrim Bap-
tist Church, Sd and Van streets south
west, dropped dad while preaching TO
his congregation yesterday afternoon
about 1:3O o'clock. Many offers OF first
aid came from members of the congre-
CATION when their pastor suddenly
stopped his discourse. reeled and fell
to the floor.
1t first was believed he had been eX-
hausted by his lengthy sermon and
that he would recover and probably
proceed. Emergency efforts proved fu-
tile. however. for the pastor was dead
almost before any of the deacons
reached him.
Coroner hewitt permitted friends to
take the body to the minister's resi-
dence. 915 Sd street southwest. He
made an investigation and gave GER
tificate of death from natural causes.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
GEN. W. W. ROBINSON, JR., DIES
Retired Army Officer Passes Away at
Walter Reed Hospital.

Brig. Gen. w. w. Robinson, 3r. U. ..
A., retired, whose career in the army
had been marked with distinguished
service. died Friday evening at the
Walter Reed General Hospital. fu-
neral services and interment with MIL
itary honors are to be held tomorro"
afternoon at 2 o'clock at Arlington
national cemetery.
Brig. Gen. Robinson, who was sew
enty-one years old. was born IN onio
During the civil war he was appolh'eo
to West Point. He resigned from 'he
Military Academy and enlisted as q
private in Company z. 7th Wisconsin
Infantry, in 1865. Later in tne sam. SAN.
year he was again appointed 10 Wes'
Point, and graduated from that inStieu-
tion in 1869. He served in the Quar.
termaster's Corps in the Pnl!ippines =:
and on the Pacific coast. He retireo IN
1914. Brig. Gen. Robinson hao peen
living in Seattle, Wash, ana rev
weeks ago came to this city TO o4eI ms
services to the government HAD ne
lived he would have been accepted ana
detailed to the quartermaster senerafs
department.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
Case Taken to HIGHEST Court,

A brief has been filed in the Supreme
Court of the United States by attorneys
for the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, seeking a review by
that court of the case of Nina L.
Clark, widow of George W. Clark,
killed by a car of the railroad company.
The lower courts have held that Mrs.
Clark was entitled to damages against
the railroad company to the extent of
$4,000.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
GEORGE W. JACKSON DEAD.
Was Seventy Years Old and Long a
Resident of Takoma Park, Md.

George W. Jackson, seventy-three years
old and for the past twenty-seven years a
resident of Takoma Park, Md. died at
his residence, 500 Carroll avenue, early
yesterday morning. after brief illness.
Mr.. Jackson, up to five years ago. when
he retired. was actively engaged in the
engineering and development of suburban
towns. He laid out Takoma Park. Later
he was engaged in laying out the suburbs
of Hyattsville, Cleveland Park, Kensing-
ton and many other suburban towns
The deceased was from an old Maryland
Evening star., 1917-03-26
Last Rites for Isaac Emerson.

Funeral services were held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for Isaac Emerson,
who died Saturday morning at his resi-
dence 10 Maple street. Takoma Park.
D. C., after short illness. The serv-
ices were conducted by Takoma Lodge,
No. 29, F.. A. A. NJ, of which the de-
ceased was tiler and a charter mem
Der. The interment was at Arlington
national cemetery.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
Samuel J. Breslyn Dies.

Samuel ]. Breslyn, a resident of the
northeast section of Washington for
thirty years. and formerly a steam
filter in the Washington navy yard.
died early yesterday morning at his
mothers residence, 93S 5th street
northeast. after prolonged illness.
Funeral services are to be conducted
Wednesday morning at o'clock at st.
Aloysius Church. Interment is to be
In Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr.. Breslyn
retired from the navy yard more than
a year ago. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs Berdie Breslyn, and two young
sons, Thomas and Samuel Breslyn.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
MRS. W. A. KEARNEY DIES.
Succumbs to Pneumonia Contracted
During Inauguration.

cold contracted while watching the
inaugural parade and which later de-
veloped into pneumonia, was given as
tn. cause of the death of Mrs. Abbie
Kearney of Riverdale. Md, which oc-
CURED there early today. Mrs. Kearney.
who was the wife of w. A. kearney,
who is connected with the bureau OF
mines. was twenty-six years old.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence in Riverdale on Thursday
at 2 O'Clock. The interment will be in
Rock Creek cemetery.
Resides her husband, Mrs. Kearney is
survived by two infant children.
Evening star., 1917-03-26

family. having been born near Pisgah.
Montgomery county. Md. He leaves. be-
sides his wife. two daughters, Mrs. Aonzo
O. Bliss of this city. Mrs. Gilmore D.
Holmes of Woodside, Montgomery county,
Md, and two sons. E. Norman jackson
Of Takoma Park, Md. and c. Leland
Jackson Of this city. Both Of the sons
are prominent young engineers. the for
mer continuing his fathers work in sub
urban engineer work and the latter be-
ing connected with the District engineer
department.
Evening star., 1917-03-26
Printers Pledge Loyalty.

Pledges of loyalty to the country and
support to the President in any steps
he may take in the present crisis were
given by members of Columbia Typo
graphical Union at a meeting yester-
day in Typographical Temple. Resolu-
tions to that effect were passed. The
union also adopted resolutions uphold
ing the striking estxset