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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
IN Sac6cn Ses
DcMtiHMntcrric6ts!
0as northumberland Burger
fomitse luirS mDrgeu beim
SebrertOmitec DOripredeu.

0torgGn 5reitdg nadmittag I'M 4
llbr, miro oas aomitee Der Oeutid.
ameritmii6en Burger, ole ita fir
ben 8elrti6unterridt tntereiiierelt,
beim aonitee fir Se6rer un0 Gin.
oienplnn oe8 S6ulrate8 ooripreder,
Inn Die @riinOe gu erfabreH, nesbalb
Der S9uIrat I'M @egenias 5u Der
Stequngnabme ser Staatsleeislatur
uno Der e%initimmigen gntiaet0ung
0es Staotsobergeridt5 BEN Qeutih.
unterrift in 6en golfsitulen ab.
i6affen nil. 5pIhe 8iirger, Die
iih fir Ole Sa9c mtereiiieren limo
Rriuht fi9 Dem &omitee nn3uialta.
Zen ttno neroen gebeten, 8errn @aI.
S. 9eter, EeIepbon IDler 340, 0as
BON III aenntniS az ieeen Der meis
tere Gusfrnft erteiIen pir0. Mud
8amen iino niqtonmen. Ole Ser
iammlltng finoet IN ben 8Gllmen oe5
Shulrats in Der Sto0tba(le ltatt.
Serr Carl S. @rnit, &rGiiOeut
0es S6ulrutg, tot ii6 berouloBt &C.
iebeu, i'm bentigen @orlo. gerald
cine neile grflarlng iiber Die auto
fratiihe SteQungna6me 6es ShuI.
rats ab3ugeben. @r m0ftc, ME es
iheint, ben Gin0ruf beruiideL onB
Der Gtulrat ntdt oaein gegen nas
Ge1tihe lei, ionoern iibergaupt ge-
gen ie0en fremoipradIi6en Inter.
ridt in ben 8olfsihulen. Gb 9err
grnit oomit onrtltn nil, DAB Der
Omaha S6ulrat aus &roDin3lern
beitabt? 8os lit Der ein5ige 3pef.
ben er nit elmer ioIden @rfIGrlung
erreiheu fam. Su bieIen @roB.
itaoten 0es 2an0es miro iett Snbren
Sprohunterridt in ben 0olfsidulen
Il. BORT lit man 3u pettiih.
tig uno g~roBber8iG oIs Dab man bic
ieBige arIeg8Itimmung oo5u beniiben
modte, 0enielben ab5uihnffen. Sort
iheinen 4utofrotien nenig ginflub
5u baden; bier oagegen m0tte Der
SduIrat uber 0eiesge5ung uun
0bergeridt iteben, BON Dem Bolts
niIeu gar ntdt at reoen. 80
bleibt 90 Oer aampf gegcn Die 4uto-
fratie, Die $errn @ruit in Der 8ieie
ieinpr Seele 10 berhokt lit2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
Qihtpnufte i'm geridt.

N%nitfabrer in GROCER 8obl mur0en
benz 9oli5eir 1ter porgGfiibrt ult0 IN
Die lbIide Strofe genomnten. 5eit.
benz 6i- gSud6nrito6t Omaha ofro.
d~er.tc9en" geIegt mur0e, blei6en
Die trinfbeoiirftigeu SeeIen 8t Sa1tie
uno trinfer ibren Ser5en8itarfer 0a.
beinL oenn ie6e: bot offenbar einen
@or Ut i'm SauTe ltn6 sic .0Ige it
boB fie ibren o~IlenfoIiigen 8auid
gIeid Su Snnie olt8i6lnfeu. Dies
M 70 fem, oenn Dem 9oIi5eirid-
ter fpuroe fem 8etrunfener porge-
il61t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
90 Om0Raer wctSsn
Aeierpecffi5iere!

Sedsig 9epobner 0mabos iino
ongertommm Dor0en, Inn in Sort
Smelling, Iinn., gu &eierbeoffi5ie.
rem a1sgebiloet 51t tperoeu. sic ge.
b6ren 8u Sen Sebntouien0 &eierbeof.
fi5ierer1, pelfe BEN @rrn6itod oes
Gffister8forps fir sic eriten 500.
900 SoIoaten Der 6urd g(~itsbebling
gefponnenen 8~1tnoesormee biloen
Ioaen.
3te ief3tg M}ann, Sic fid am il.
Mat in Sort Smelling iteIlen mill
Ten fino: 6. 9. gllen, g. s, Qlt.
ion G0mar0 4noerion, Carl 60.
4nte0a, SIC. 6. arnoI6, Somurb sc.
goI6ri6ge, 6. 6. gonegar6t, artb1tr
s. geodb 8o1l 81. 8urfe, Charles
q. 8urgeB, Wount Burns, Stirling
8. 8enolfon, &obert Burns. gictor
gaLopea, 5ront u. CARPENTER.
Gdn0aa S. Curtis, Gihoro @.
Soutbgate, 8aIoce Cummings, s.
Sc. CARPENTER, 8iQiam s. guiaf,
elmer g. Campbell, 3a1o g. gra.
ne, Sorolo 81. Gobert1, Galpb @.
9o1o. gorIpIe 81. 2rurrlon0, Nor.
ton 8. 9egen, Claude Qtffen0orfer,
5anrueL q. 3eboff, Sarris q. Gar.
Der. graIeg 81. @orqas, Carl 6.
greenepolo, 6reb S. Semi Geo
9Sames 8anIeD, SdrrD 90. $unolep,
ST, @ar[ @. SeBIer, 6reemnn g..
qirfenooI, George 81. aeDier, g.
{. 2ooui8, &erbert S. 2orion go
Bert S. @c@uiggon, s. 6. @eqr.
tbltr, Gobert M1cgogle, G6nar0 s.
Moren, Surbep S. 0elion, @tn s.
geoble, q. 6. 8otter, 5ranf g.
9erfins, SaroI0 8. Brit6et, Sobn
So. Steel, Sobn SOIL &obel, Ql6ert
s. 9ibbernien, Qreyel S. Sib6ern-
len, G0tparo Sm1tb, George 6.
Stoftng, 3opmonb SCOT, 8infieI0
8. 5burm, &oroI0 9. Gponion, SRI.
Ian q. G1tfep, MeIpin llbI, St.,
Dabi0 81. 8olberton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
3-ueii&oeh0mcn werSen
BFiten Hsac Sran5cien!
8ei MunGitir foaAmt Is az admpIea,
bei urIdjcH bic aliicrteR
ldled)t lDesfommea.

Berlin, Hber 2onoon 10. Not. -
Cos ariegsonut meloete belite nod.
utittog: r6resnoD befr6et ii9 boil.
ltd1lOig In u~niereu Sdttoeu. 8ieoers
bolt Ftitrniten Die griten gegen OaS
Dori Dor, ole angrife aber murOen
iiegrei6 obgeldIaeen.
Sn Dem arras.3 iftritt meitlid
bon 2ens, nebmen Die ArtiQerie.
f1mbfe ibren 6orteang. abion mar
geItern Der grennpunft Der feinoll.
den Gperatiouen. aae angrifie
dber fruGteten nihts.
8Diiben Soiiions un0 &heiulB
bat bic @ut 6es Samples naGge.
Ialien. Sci 8interbltrg un0 unlpeIt
Der ct. @larie 5arm, 0itlih bon
gornirn, uieOerbolten ole 5ran3oien
lire 6tarmangrifie mebrere @laIe,
natr0en ieoo9 i'm erbttterten @ono-
gegnelge uno our9 pu9tige @egen.
nfgriffe Suridgetrieben.
Gin Der n~1n5eoonii9en 6ront lit
e@ n1bren0 Der lebten Gage 3u En-.
btterten a6rnpfen %getommen. Sad
ben Ihmeren 8erluiten am lesten
3tenstag griffen Die ergdn3tea
GturmfOlonnen Der Staliener, 5rart-
soien ua0 Jtaiien Guf cine 5ront
bon faft sebn gleiIet geitern pieOer.
inn unlere 8oittionen am gerna
aItie III Miaiien an. Die Stiirmer
lOurOen NIT idperen Gerluiten fir
he geIhIagen. SHE lit an Der mage
noniiden 6ront NIT groBerer Orbit
terung gefdmpft moroen, ME &c.
fterr.
JeinOIide 4ngriffe lint ben 8eiis
bcn Sobenlteaungeu norOmeitli6 bon
MpnaitIr gingen IN Die 8riide.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
0cMti0Ianc fcr6crt
S~naSlcsbaltmn0!

Qon0Du, 10. Meoi. Cine Gepe.
Ihe BON Germ beingt oaB ebe Die
Ger. Gtaoten fih ant ariege BE-
teiIigteft bic 6ettide Gegier1tftg eis
ne geietIiHe gntiddoigung bon
S125. 600 900 fir arieqsbermite an
0n Shdfseigantiimer git Ieiiten Be,
ab9tigte. Ain ober, nofoem Die
f~nfernierfen oeutifeu Gdiffe Be.
nI0gnahnit fDur6en, bot bic STE.
gierifng beldloiien, sic Gerontfport.
IHfeH fiir 1ieIelben at lbernehmen
usf6 nil Die Sdn0loshoItung er.
h6en i'm ben @ert Der Ghtffe
sa 0aden uno beriuheJ on Gnoe
ariegps ben getrag BON Sen
Arigfiibren0en 5uriid5uer6alten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
Oemtidbc 1stieoss
6efan0cnc icAen amf
1limmiticnsi6iffc?

8oibington, 10. Moi. 9ena-
tor 8an beaitnitigt einen 8lorL no.
mad belttide @ef1ngene ais Sdtffs.
beiabltng oif S1iffen beruist ner0en
iouen, bic NIT 2e6ensmiteIn ur0
Wa1tnition belnoen, no9 England
gebeu, un0 oaB 6prd lire gnpe-
Ienbet cine NtaBnabme gei6offen
ntroe. oie 6eutide Neutrality-suspicious.
81 bermin6ern. (@iiroe an garbo.
rel ongrensen itnb oarauf miro iid
4merifa niht einInHen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
MiIitar. Nng6iI6nna il llniberIidt

Ger 4nfiihtsrat Der CREIGHTON
l%ttiberltdt bot beihLoHcn, in ndhz
tier 3ufunft fir 0ie St1t6enten
3nangspeiie militdrii6e a~us6iIo1mg
eln8ufuhren. Saubtmdnn 6. 60.
6arHilton ua0 2~eutnont arthur @lc-
Sbane BON 4. Ge6rasfa @egiment
5a6eH fid 6ereit erfldrt, 6ei BEN
8en nit 5libelieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
Geihsfan3lers SricOens6eSinsnngen
nno SeuafOr Sitdlcnd.

Senator Sit6cod erfldrte noh
ieiner Riittebr BON @nibineton, 0ab
ein 6rieOe Dor @eibnahten 81 er.
norten mare, penn Sau5ler bon
8etbmnnn SoItpeg onnebmbare
5rie0ensbebingungen iteIIt.
8ithcof lit elmer Der orei Senots.
fonferenten an Der AusbebungBbors
lnge uno Oofiir, Rooiebalt 8i geitat.
ten, uad 6rantrei9 at geben, mas
RooiepeIt aber beiite berpeigert mir.
be. Senator Sithcod miro nod ei.
nige Gage in Omaha bIeiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
9atriotenfcier am 8raberidmi.
fnnasta9.

4n Observation-Disclosures, Ben
80. 01ai tper0en i'm Q~uoitoriun 2
patriotii6e 8~erinmmlrngan abga6dI.
ten tDer6en. Die erite Itebt inter
BEN Qttspi3ien ser Columbus Rit.
ter un6 fmoet am 8ormittng itatt,
gr8bii6of Sortn itro &. 8. glet-
cafe ner6en Die Reoner fem. Die
annette 8~eriommIltng miro an gtad-
mittog bon ben 8eterunen Der @ro.
ben arnee eranitaItet ner0eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
Inter ghrni6nft aeitent.

Sharon s. 9llemner, toitrbe I'm
= oliseigeritt inter Der arltlage 0es
oGl5ui6nellen SobrenS feitgebnIten
iln6 inter $500 8iirgidnft gefteIt.
als aIGaer in Dem SAL lit Elm
Ser SreO @cSorIon6 gu beraeih-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
stpeiser aouinl seifOr6en.

8efD Orleans, Ga, 10. Wfai. =
emil gouar0 S6bn, meI6er 81
Sabre ol8 S6mei8er aoniul III
Sem Orleans f1ngierte, 1T bier i'm
utter bon 70 SaGren %geitorben. 81
mar aus Sorgen ge6irtig, 5eit Dem
a6bruf Ser g~e3iebungen nit
Geuti6lan6 nobm aoniul Sobn mtdy
bic e5ntereiien oes 0eutiden aoniu.
(6te8 ma6r. Goriu[ Sobn mar ols
Elm GROCER 9itderfreln0 6etdnrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

ten mittDoh uiis Dem 9dIafe aeril
fen, inoem stpei bermimmte @elel'
len iid in feline Shlaiitene einoraltg'
ten ur0 NIT porgebaItenem 9tenoloer
fem @elo berIongteil Gate, Der ma
tiirIi9 nift oiif oernrtiaen 8elli9
Dorbereitet mar, bat bic Rduber, ote
ailsgl6I6te Serge nie0ar arl5il8ilil'
ben, Cffnete ben geiu6ern feline er
ierue @eloiptnoe unO CAB 0enielbeH
ben @eIoinhalt NIT Der Bite, ieIre
SIai6e NIT y9oo5e" AL idonen, 90
es ietne Ieste Glaide lei uno ieirle
ge6ueBqueue in OmaBa ieBt tro'
den iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
9eriuna[ @utiaen.

6rou Goetben, @attin bon Serrn
Gbas. aoetben, @eihGftsfubrer beg
MISUNDERSTANDING ser 8rdn0ei8
21oen. beihenfte am glittpod) ibren
Soften NIT einen itranmen Suns
gen. 5rmt Roetben MELT In ibrem
5ommerbeim gu Geacliff 9. s..
Dtlttter tno ainb befin6en itf nobl.
aniere 8Itdpiinidel :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
0ehrt ms SnIpnifi anrif.

Sri. &hitb SarI, Die dlS Bflege-
rim in Srnnfrei1 t6tig mar, be9ab
ii9 bon oaieG, in 3ienitsn Oes 30.
ten arel0es nod Ben 9alfmitaatet
itno mar IGngere 3eit in SaIonift.
Gle lit jest nieOer in Granfreih
mo ihreibt gon8 begeiittrt BON
Grieg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

Gil Bluffs erfoIereim eeIeitet, erbieIt
eine i6meihelnoe Offerte bon benz
SduIrot unierer Modb1ritoot Sulo-
ba, Die SteIIe oes Superintendent
Der ofFentliden @HuIen al iiberreb-
men. Nah Idngerem 9eoenfen bat
GER 8eperibge Die GinIaorng bon
Smobd 1ngenommen. 9as idbrIthe
@ebaIt NIT oieIer SteIle betrdgt
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
pcHtreffcr!

8ooiebeIts 9i.gifion lit iest Ourd
ole 9anolnne OeS Gonferen5tOmiteeS
0es aongreiieS aur nirtIihen Billion
qeluor6en. Ser Colonel miro iih
ieet ms reguIdre Seer einreiben Ini.
len mufien Derm er ieinen &rieas-
ollrlt itiqen min. Setne @etreuer,
sic iib ietner 9i.Qiiion augeieaell
lpoatan, tGnuen fih beim aomttee
be0anfen ooB iie nor ibrer militari-
ihen arSbilOune nift einem Moiias
tre itberliefert Dltroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

Montog bon Der 6eitiden St. So.
bonneg Stride aus beeroben, nobel
sic Serren 9dItoren Grtbnr @rnber
uno s. 6. Cummings Die &rniier.
feier leiteteit. Ser airdendor lang
nlebrere erbebenoe gbordIe. Die
geiiesung erfolgte nuf Dem 8alnut
SIN 6rteobofe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
~ee0efccpt ON Scr
bcndnNii&en hiifte!

2orbon, 10. g2ai. = 9fi8ied
nir0 genleloet, oaB cine @n5abl
Brlider 8otroli6iffe elf oeutide
gorpeooidger 5rpii9en Ser engliiden
snFo boadn0iiden &iiite iidteten II.
iofort Sago auf 6ieiel6en mofte.
Gs fam 81 einem @efedt ouF tDeite
gfitan8. Sic 0erti6en Sfiffe aber
maren i6nener ols Die britiihen un6
hrndten fid I'M Sofen bon 8ee6riig-
ae n SiGerbeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
er6aItcn Go6ner666ana.

3molfbun6ert Qngeitelte Der
raBanbobn.@ eieaidoft, Sic nidt
ilber bun6art Solar i'm Mlonat bcr.
0iel1en, erbnIten am ID. Sult ettten
Bonus I'M 9a.ragc BON 6 gro8ent
hires gebalte8 fir bog Sabr. gs
mer6en ouf Oteie &5eiie rngefdfr
$4,000 an sic angeteate berteilt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
@eht ieiner garidnh perInfiat.

SER Ben Gate, Der in go. 1901
itn6 1903 abe. g. in 60. Bluffs
rpobnt, ieOo6 in Qtlartic, So., cine
grt Gdin0erei betrei6t, ltr6 oith I'M.
fueit ieines @eI6Gftes feline ShGof.
iteae bat, nurbe I'M gtitterrodt Iet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
@n6nneienidnft an6lt fir Qidt.

Gurd Die 8emiihungen Der
gta6trGte 5ronf 8iIlinns un6 Sobn
GIion miro Die g1ortbpeitern 8obn
Die Soften fir 8eIeudtung bon
neun berihie6enen StroBenlompen
II Der g1qbe BEG 9abnbofs ieIbit
trogeu. gi8ber tolrban Die Info.
iten bon Der Stoot g~etragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
@rleg 9nrIeNen ber @oOenfrebit6anf

9ie beige gooenfreoit6auf &C.
md6rte geiteru Oas erite 3orIeben.
Die s5n0innola 6arm 2onn 4iiocia-
tion in Sn0innoIo, gteb., erbialt ouf
20 4~pplifationen ibrer @lit8Iieoer
bic 5umme bon $685. 800 ol5 Gar
leben b~orgeitredt 9ie Summe miro
Lenust, I'm T. uno 6~spro3entige So.
potbefen 6arnit ob5uIoien. 9efnnHt.
lid foroern Die gooenfre6it6onfen
nitr 5 Gro5ent 8inien. SIN San.
gen liegeu Applifotionen fir Gar.
le1en in S0be bon iieun 9ilioaen
8oaars Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
Me[ben had ais Reaitrier6eamten

s. %. Sorbes bon @aIir1it nuo
@. 6 @plono bon aboca, boben
bein @eri6tsclert SoIltnger cine
ginqobe einaerei6t, portn file iih
freipiq oIs gtegiItrar geariten fir
Sic aonlfrtption IN ibren EonnIbip
meI0en. @s Ttn0 Dies Die apet erIten
giirger, Die 1 freipiIig 81 oieiem
antt ouBerboIb 60. Bluffs gerneloet
baden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
3gpei Deifere britiicbe
Bcipitali0iffc Sabin!

2onoon, 10. @tu. - Sdobomts.
Iefref1r mahte beltte i'm britiiden
H~nierbauie befarrnt, 6oB 5fpei peitsre
britiide 9oipitoli6iffa 0urd &aud-
Boote berienft moroen fno. or
meigerte iidL Die an i'm geridtete
Grage gu beantmorten, pb Sic Gegie-
ring 9ergeIt1tngsmoBregeln treffen
mer0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
8eoiernll9 nbernimmt
acknowledgements!

Sobnitomn 8a., 10. Moi.
@arndte, 0oB Die gunoesregierling
init benz Blan 1tmgebe, oae Sob.
nbergtDerfe I'M 2. 8iitritt gu iiber-
ue6nfer. erbieIten oaour9 nelte gtab.
ring. odB Negierltngsbe1mtp he1tte
0as GtirnrIor 4oblenbergperf 3u
Goittb Sort, %rnntDeit bon bier ge.
Iegen beidldgndburten. Seit Ietten
GienStng paren 800 @r1lbenIeute
an STREET.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
qebtfuinine @erfinnna.

Die lebtpiaige Berfugung Der
be%ritorbenen M~lag6olena 0iemonn
fD4r6e i'm @aridt eingereift. 9os
8erb6r 6ariiber ioa am IL. Mai
faftfinoen. Grdu gtiemonn mohn-
te in Rorrpnt &opnibip uno binter.
IieB ibr @erm0gen ibrem Sobn Ser.
mann tr0 be0a6te ibren Gtiefiobn
IND Stieftodter nebt @nteIir ie nit
einem 2egnt. SIR Sohn 8ermdnn
plr6e gum Observation-Disclosures
e%rndnnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
gl6fhirbseiicn.

Ser Omaha |l1niberiitdts 9lub
beranitaltat 5u Gbren o1er iener
92itglie0er. Sic fid nod Sort SneI-
ling beqebcrL I'M bort oIs Gffi5iere
dltsgebiloet 81 mer0en morgen NIT
tag Inn 1890 elm Abihieoseiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
2pot6efer emitds M6rOer nod frei

Der o0er Die Wfor0er 0e8 Npos
tbefers Sam 6. Smitb iin0 nod
in11uer nidt ergriffen, obgIei9 cine
cute 8eidreibuug BON ibnett Dor.
lie9t. Die itG6tiifen 8ebor0en bn.
ben ieBt cine 8elo6nung bon $500
duf ibre grgreifung a1isgeiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
7rei ainSer Serbrannt.

Menominee, 8isc., 10. Wtai.
9rei atn6er 0es @bebuare8 g. q.
Gomoros i'm @Iter bon 3, S up6 II
Sabren fanoen beute 5u friiber
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Fr.qnnntsfenntpr aarnfrr toll.

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New Britain herald., 1917-10-13
TO HEAR ATHLETES

New Haven A. A. Officials Call Meet
ing to Take Action in Controversy
. Between Collins and Members.
of an interesting nature are expected
at the special meeting of the New
Haven A. "A. to be held in the Church
street offices tonight at 8 O'Clock The
meeting was called at the solicitation
Of Arthur w. Malley, president, and
one of the leading benefactors of the
organization, who Is anxious to get at
the bottom of the trouble which led
to wholesale designations several
weeks ago. Those athletes who cast
their lot from the organization have
all promised to be on hand to present
their case against Director John c.
Collins, whose resignation is demand.
ed over the signatures of some 20 or
more former standard-bearers of the
club. Collins will be present and will
take the floor in his own defense.
President Malley/ will act in the ca
pacity of trial judge and will give
both sides an opportunity to state
their cases in full.
Tonfght's meeting has aroused con-
siderable interest in local athletic cir
cles. Charges will be instituted, it is
stated, that will open the eyes of
those individuals who have contended
right along that the trouble was
nothing more than a tempest in a
tea pot. The athletes have gone
about their work as quietly as pos
sible and have given little or no pub
licity to their aims and demands. 1t
was reported last night that the ath-
letes have so strong a case that there
Will be nothing for Collins to do but
tender his resignation. Collins, on
the other hand, claims that he will be
able to exonerate himself on what
ever charges are presented.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-13
Georgetown Wins,
DUDACk STARRING
Local Boy a Strong Factor With
Brilliant Puntin6 Exhibition

Georgetown university football
eleven, in the presence of a mammoth
holiday crowd. which included many
local friends and admirers of Man.
ager William F. Curtin and William
Dudack, watched the Washingtonians
completely outclass the heavy Spring.
field Training school team on Pratt
field yesterday afternoon. The final
score was 26 to when the welcome
blast of the refs whistle sounded in
the ears of the Springfield boys. In
summing up the contest, one word.
outclassed, will tell the story as far
as the Training school team was con-
cerned. The work Of Jimmy Gilroy
and his mates brought cheer to the
| hearts of the friends of the team. and
their speed and dash gave indication
that one of the best elevens in the
history of the college is on the grid
iron this fall.
From local standpoint, Billy Du-
dack was the center of attraction, and
| the many friends of the big fellow
| had plenty of opportunity to cheer.
| A more remarkable exhibition of
punting than was given by the for
mer leader of the New Britain High
! champions, has never been witnessed
on the Bay State oval, some of the
boots averaging from so to IS yards.
The Springfield rooters were loud in
their praise of Billy's work.
The Springfield eleven was first to
appear on the gridiron and they were
given a fine send-of by their adher-
ents. They were a heavy lookin g
bunch, and displayed plenty of pep
!
rived few minutes later, led by
Johnny Gilroy who acted as captain
in the absence of johnny Maloney,
who was kept out Of the game by ar
injury to his leg. After Coach Exen-
dine had sent his charges through a
run up and down the field, and Du-
dack was practiced at kicking, the
coin was tossed and the home team
| elected to receive the kickoff.
After Dudack had sent the ball but
a short distance, the Springfield eleven
tried the line several times, but were
met with a stonewall resistance.
| Georgetown soon recovered the ball,
| and started a procession down the
| field which resulted in a touchdown,
when Captain Gilroy hurled a beauti-
full forward pass to Cornell who
crossed the goal. Dudack failed at
a try for goal.
After Springfield had failed to make
first down after the kickoff. George
town was given the ball and a series
of rushes brought the pigskln to the
35-yard line where Gilroy repeated
the forward pass play, and Whelan
went over for the second touchdown.
Dudack placed the ball neatly be-
tween the goal posts. The first quar-
| ter ended with the score 10 to o.
In the second quarter the Wash
ington boys began a series of line
plays, which aided by beautiful run
Of rs yards brought the ball to the
five-yard line where Gilroy went over
New Britain herald., 1917-10-13
EAVORITES SURVIVE.

wnee-On-Delaware, Oct. 10
Nearly all the favorites survived the
first round Of the invitation golf
tournament resumed yesterday on the
links of the Shawnee Country club.
They included Gardiner w. White, the
Flushing player, who won the medal
Thursday; Alexander Coles and Regi-
nald S. Worthington both of the home
club and Max Behr, the Baltusrol
man, who a number Of years ago
reached the final round in the nation
al amateur championship at Garden
city. A heavy storm caused a post
ponement of the second round.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-13
HOLY Cross Beaten.

Worcester, Mass. Oct. 13-Present-
ing a much heavier team and with
the experience of having played two
games Brown crushed the light Holy
Cross team, 27 to 6, here yesterday.
Brown scored in every period of the
game. The Little Brown Team got
all the breaks Of the game. scoring
three of the touchdowns on fumbles.
The Brunonias made their first
touchdown on line plunges in the
first ten minutes Of play.
Brown did not open up much until
late in the game. In the second per-
Tod Brooks, standing on the 38-yard
line, dropped the ball over for 3
points.
In the third period the Purple
brought the ball to Browns 30-yard
line after smashing the ends. Daley
dropped back for kick which was
blocked. It was recovered by Arm
strong, who ran 70 yards for touch
down, The play switched back and
forth and on another tumble Coulter
ran 80 yards for touchdown.
In the fourth period, after bring