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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13

.gtnade gereen" i6tei6t: SIT e. ur5es
Ii6, eiRe glebi5tH 5u ialoet bic our@ tbre
fdIfenbeH mo Hlbrenoen geil1n9telle etHent
s0aHne, Der aqes in Der Welt alBer 8einno'
beit inns Stud, beftbt, ieHne iiroeeHoe Sc
fino6eii uH0 rem @braei5 pieoereeben iaHTiS
IA Sin ilumpiitnuiG. ber0ticBii9, ber6dat,
Itnab. Bifterig, fur5aimig mo leioe me9r
oacr menieer an Gdmer6eH int 8ltdgrai nho
%tIiporf: .Sbr giitanb berIaH9i ein ilaries,
rtfhahfihes, ndbrenbtS @tdTiuHgsHftttel, bus
bas Gleimgeiuint S1rer gser6eH lpie0etper'
item. Die bnHn 9bre nioerel efiiaAriilass
craane frdftiaen uno Harlem mcroe1 u1o 70
ha8 Wlut ncu beleben mo nete 5euea UNI
Gemebe beroorbringe1 miro, bic tlr bic 1ber'
ilf5fIiqeu ardfie fprpen Der0eH. 8reiFBtotn
asaHsues1 n6leiieu. berpndt III herfeqCteit
gTben mo NIT boiler Sebran4sanl1eiiHllg
belfeben, fno in alien iol4en 5auen enlpfep'
%leHsDert
qrar .aunie a. ftrriDt: Egletn glanH IN
GberItd nit trQenb eineld Mere1leloeH be-
Eguet. 81 IL inndb iino ieloti an FepIf
fhntgtspn, 6@mer5eE ~ 8hldei mo oer
gsG.cnaedeno. Gie Sd tiel lne lote 9fpeus
~ saitts geiue Anb61 ihpelen an mo
isne mise fheiner tmrleI illoe ~ leiR aIl
,senaen 9dgeH bat eI SroitelH f.no feiileIl
flfs'etft Eifte. rerifreibcu Gte thH eilpas
4ntlnoft. ale %nupioHie lpelleh qui Atls
c-s.ni.;1 ser 9iescd bin mo ioLien Mot pers
49, l,sst ipsrasn a6 nltfoe tom BalmlporL
SablsiisH. en- iaS ielas 5aas ispE sssisHsiss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
CcR0I>Uodlrihtcn
aus Srentcnt, Heb!
12. September 1917.

Sn SduDler lit Elm W}onn BON
35 So6rcn an Der ainoerparoloie
qeitor6en. @}an odlte tets ooraui,
BOB sic ainoer @alno uno Sabine
reiuIih balteI uno 0oB BEL ben En-
item Qn5ciden iid einiteaen0er Gel.
0en fodudnniidcr gtat ein8e1oIt
miro.
ssyn ser @ardqe BON Glop6 Soben
brad geiteru abeno 6eler aus, uno
mur0e 0o5 2llltomobil 8iemIid be-
iddoiqt. lian mlttmaBt, bob iemono
0aB 6euer nngele8t bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Breift 8rai. 8iliun i'm Ganid an.

G10nep, 9}eb, IL. sept. It'
8erauIaiirng me6rerer @ilr9er bon
8otter pllr0e CHARLES s. 9tcaee,
Der lett bieleu S5abren BORT onidiiig
1T, Dcr5aftat mo bierbergebrad)t,
neil er gegen ben 9rdii6ent 8ilion
ltnb Die Regierttug gemeine Reoens.
orten gebrolft baden ioll. IS IteIl.
tie lid berolts, 6oB Der 8erbaftetG
iid in gbeDerlte @bisfep berihnfft
bate. Ser einen onitdnoigen Houid
our 8oIge bate un0 ooB er in Der
GrunfenBeit Die belei0i9enoen Be
merfrnqen qemodt. Gr ptlr6e ge.
gen $1,000 8iir8idaft bis gum Qro-
3eB freigelaIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Neutrality-suspicious. Oer6aftet

2incoln, Qeb., 13. Sept 8rofei.
Tor Gburles z. 9eon, 2e6rer an
Iehnifltm Der 5taatsuniberiit6t
bot iainc 9eIiguation einQcrei6t.
uohoem er 9eitern berboitet lpor0er
mar, neil er elmer iunQeu Iante te.
tep6oniih bclcioiqeuoe 8oridIdge &c.
moht batte. Geon lit 80 Sabre ait
DGrbeirotet ln0 qeborte bier3ebr
Sabre 6ent 2ebrf0rper Der llniberii.
tot an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Or 6%offmciiter m0dte in Ben
0nnnreE.

2incoIn, g}eb., t3. Sept. - Or.
6reo 9offmeiiter bon Gboie Goltnt9
por geitcru bier ur6 COB feline a6-
iift fllr6, tidy bel Der ndhiten 8abI
unt eiueu 8it I'M 9teproientauten.
6ou5 8t belUer6en mo geqen ben
j2biqen 9lcpr0ientonten q. 6. 5bol-
leuberger ais @e9enfnuoi0ot 8u SCI
De 8lt 5lebeu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Rom 9lntn netntct.

@6gor, gSe6., 13. Sept. Ger
finfjdbrige Sobn bon @rbing Gar,
rel iDur0e an 8ienstoq bon Dem
4utomobiL bon Sbon So6nion ii6er'
fobren mo 9efotet. Der 8Ieine bots
te iih bintcn on Elm 5lt1rtperf anges
bdn9t uuo iprang bero6, gerooe oI8
0a8 Pluto folgte un0 e8 81 ipdt mar,
oosielbe gum Soften 81 brin9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
@pnititntipns1n

W. ~
Ole bon Ser a%onbention o1tF
@rlrno elmer oiesbe3ugIiden Gmpfeb.
lung 0e8 &omitees fir 8eidlitiie
angenommenen 2~(enoerunqeu Der
MISUNDERSTANDING betroien fols
gen0e @ngelegen9eiten:
0elter Garograpb:
Sic 8eamten 0es Gt~aa45berbon-
6e8, Die an &erbonoSiiB pobner,
ioQen iih, tDenn notuen0ig, periorts
meIn un0 Die @eifGfte e~rleoigen,
un6 ser forreipon0ieren6e Gefretdr
ioQ 6ie 3ipeiq0er61u0e ibriftlid BON
oieien @~eriommlungen bena6ridti.
gen."
Q~bgedn0ertc 9oragrop6cn:
Garagrapb s. Ser 9tQii0ert ioa
cine Spe5iolberiommlltu8 be8 9ors
ItonoeS e]inberlfen:
u 8enn En- BET ~nQtionolen Sra.
gen in 5oheu 0es gunbes BON Der
9t1tional Greflltioe idriftlid 0a8lt
aufgefor0ert miro.
y 8etm irgeno mcIde 9taBre,
qeln n0er @eIete in Ser Gtoot8. ODER
notionolen 2egi5Iotttr borgeidlo9en
mer0en IoGen tpclde Die SttGreiien
un0 Die @obIfabrt oeS 8oIte8 id00i.
gen nitr6en,
9aragropb 8. 9o8 2~egisLntur-
aomitee ioa ans menigiten5 flint
g1itQlie0ern beiteben.
8ieie8 aomitce ioa iGbrIid 0llrfJ
Sen Staat8pr1ii0enten nit 3uitint-
munq 6es &orItun0eS ernannt mer-
sen. Gs foa bic 8fltdt oes 2eqis-
atlrsaomitee8 iein, ole borgeidlo-
geucn Staat8geiebe at beobadten
.uu0 0uriibcr 3u beridten, iniomeit
lie Die Sntcreiicn uno Die 8obIfdBrt
6cs 8olfes beeiufluiieu mogen; Dem
@oritar0 0e8 5toatsberban0es Die
Qma6me bon beiieren @eieber o0er
ben gSiOerrrf bon i610liden @e-
ieben SIT empfellen uno 0ofiir gu
|arbeiten.
SHE propaganda QrtifeI 6urd Die
{3eitmQrn 6es Stoates iollcn Dor Der
8cr0ffentlitunq onrh Den 8oritono
qeprift itno gIeidlauteno Deroffent-
ltdt meroen.
Sic Gflidlt hcs 8ropogal0a-aos
mitces lit e, 9ropagunOa , 4rtifel
ols5uurbeiten uno our 8eroftent-
Il9utg ~ enPfebIea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Aus Dem Staate Nebrasta!
Nus Columbus, uebr.

%NWI ~~~&%e
Sri. @araoret @ottIaalf miro
Iin gnoe bieier @ode no9 2ote
Boreit SG., begeben, I'm Oaielbit
i'm Gerrp SdG Snitttrt ibr Stl6t.
I'M au beqtnnen.
Gum 9ellh ieiner Gomilie trof
On. Biliain gleuuturfer bier elm.
Gr lit 9oltptmann Der me0i3iniihen
a%bteilund uno oeraeit in Sort
3o0gc Sn., itotiouiert.
@esle1 Mtg1eoIp bon Der Som.
pognie & lit an 3tpbteria ertranft.
81. u. q. 2uei6en nel6er bic
@e6oRbIpnq be8 @otienten iiber.
nommen bot, oronete iofort einc
griinoIihe 9lusrGuderung oe8
SauptQuortier8 oieies Grippen.
f6rbers an un6 lit Ser 2(nit6t sob
fih feline peitern 56lle entmideIn
merOen.
Ger iibermdBiqe @enuB bon
e3itronenertroft bot penrD &rrit
ihledt befommen. Der @oli8eirids
ter be9ultbtet uanlid. Dab 6urit
0obon betrrnfet m1tr0e un0 ittfte
i6n nuf fiinf3ebn Goge hs Gountp.
qefdnqnis. Ser @%eroonnerte bot
it6 erit oln 20. g(uquit NIT sri.
gt9eI 8ernid %berbeiratet.
~
SER Sames 81. ai6broof. Elm
fpoblbefonnter biefiQer @~runoeigeu.
tum8b6n6ler, Itorb an Iebten Conn.
toe an ben @erletungen pcl6e er
iid an 81. 2luqttit 6nrh einen
Stltra in elm aonolloh 1%lqe5oqen
bate. Ger @erItorbeue NOR 81 Sobs
re alt.
@oItor S. s. 5adman fe6rte
fiir3liA bon Ser jG6rli4cn Ser.
iamntllng ser Dtet1ooiitcn Spno0e
surilf unb 6cri6teta bob or oltf
elm meitercs So6r ol8 5ccliorger
Der 6ieiigen oeuti6eu Mctho0iitcn.
Oeraein0e onqciteut mur0e. . 5cin
Gobn 9oltor 8iaiom Sotnan,
tuel6er fir eine Reibe BON Sabren
In Berlin 0c6., tdti8 mar, t0uroe
mad @idjto, aanio5, uarieBt.
3m Setm Ser Grdu g, g..
aroude fouo far8lih cine 6aniIien.
suiammenfltnit itott an meIder it'd
idmtlide aiu0er bc%teili9ten PIN.
fpeien6 morcn SRI 8crt5a arouie
Columbus, Gus. arnuie m0 6rou,
bon Sell Gnpios, g. g. 8eter
arauie, @I6ion unO 95oe araltie
ino Grou bon @cuoo Gs nor bic
erIte 8uiotrmenflmft felt elmer
ðe bon 2Su6rcfl.
Qn Die Gountp.S uper0iioten nur.
be in ibrer Gitung Qut 3iel5tag
ieitens 0es Golmtp.9 ertei0i9ungs-
rates 6as Griuden geiteIt, $4,000
fir ben Qnfuuf non @epebren fir
sic $eimgoroiitan 3u beDiltgea. -
Cine qn5ob[ 8ilrger aus Columbus
mo on6eren Grten 0es @onntb5 Das
rem eridienen, nm ole S%uperDiioren
su elmer gepiligrutg Der 6oroerung
su beranlonen. Der Guperbiioren.
rat miro bic 0~ngeIe9enbeit in Der
ndditsn @%eriommIting entidei0en.
Ged3ig D}onm Dem @einaar0e
nur0en 3ienstog obeno In Der lltld
Ger Sohih1tlc e%ingamuitert un6 Incl.
tsre 5pan8is Nefrlttcn BADEN lif on.
gerneloet.
Die Superoiiorer bnben beidIoi.
len gegenmdrtig feine @obl iiber
bic altsgabe bon $4,000 BONDS fir
Die g%rbolnlng eines neucn @eridt8'
gebdu0es on8uieBen ion6crn oanit
ouf g~eIegenere 3eit 8u porter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
grpt aeGt nidt anf Sc hernnter.

@oibington 70. Sept. Sic
8rotpreiie mer6en bi1iger nerDen
nit Dem 8aQen Der gtebIpreiie, er-
tlarte beute Elm 8earlter Der 500.
beriden 0o6rtngsmittel . a6nini.
itrotion nuno Der IA ltn3eu idmere
2aib nir6 meriger oI8 Sc foiten,
aber bohinpobriheinIid ui6t fir &c
oertouft mer6en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
71oDoGToRs
ADrI exzgEBakoY *

Ste uHten oennttporteten Jrasen it1o an
| qeHeiner gf1tlr; bic Sninpiome uilo Hrdrtt'
better iinb n1nef8brt u1b ole antuprten GEL
ten itr ie6en 6al dbnli9er Mafir,
Wer reiterer Rat iret pfnidt lfretbt an
9r. 9epiB Safer. College 8tbas COLLEGE 6l'
iuoo6 Ctr, Bnpton Gbio, utter Bettlqung
etles ielbitattelterteil irarherien grieiiirl'
colleges fitr bic 0ttiidntiport. PANE nFo
M0reie mliieH boil angegeben lDerben; IN mel
neH ~9tntnorten per6en ieoot nur Die AIN
f~uHa5bnmftabu ober lingerie gldnlen 1ebrannt
DIE gie5epie f6HneH IN ieoer 9lte1 apoi9eie
| au3pefibrt mer6eu, ober Der Gpot9efer fam
bas 5ebIenoe betn GRgrosbdHoler beitelen.
Wtiiel, anraieu aauIeH Gle e In BerfieaeT,
ten Iu6eu. mil @eotaunsanpeilHiaen lAr
3eiHgebruut
6. 4 U. iradt: sFann TO nIeiu geiDi6t
geiabrfDs NuIiHQell uub out pelthe SetieF
QHtDort: @erihatfeu Gle ilt BET eiuem gut
Ueriebeneu @lFotbefer 5sgraiu slIbolouesLablet'
ten IN berfiepelier 9Gbe nit qe1nler Bes
| braufsan6etiitng aebmen zie tie, nte boz.
gel6rte6en, Elm, un0 etc meroen balo bic er'
iebnte GrlethteritG tlHlen. gtele uIetner 4a'
lteniel 5elgieu rilr tal9e Beluliute al. o9ie
iraenoneIae f4hbiiss @irflhaen.
.GtteIieii" f6retbi: .gor sret 9aErrn ee
bralhte To 9br arohdrtiGes 9ic5ett fur ghe'
r~enleloeH uito 81 beiitgie oe &taHtbetl 1al}a
Ita.. 30 mlnide nun eine 4seol5i4 ae9ea
geritogtun9 uno unrelaes &llit, oeTn ~ lepe
graBin auB. nit 6inueH I'M 8ethL DE
/ aroke. fnputge Hnnocu bil5f1.@
untppIt: BUR 3teintauH1 bes S1lteHs Idte
ID JbneH, me6rere Wtoiuic lalg 3s8rdin sub
p6erb IabIetien (ni9t Sudbury III nebHeH.
Glen 8. fraet: rBtita, tetleH etc mir nit
( lote to meiu Gepidi berQroBec1 uno Hieiiiefl
IeiBt perbcHerH lam. 50 lbelHe BlularT1
al fem uuo bin itets i6lpnh u1b mitoe.
g%lnhUprt: Beginner Sies 8IesF@lainsphpo'
nrdd1esI abletieH init sbren WlQ9l5etfet 5n
HebnieH: 3bre Strait peroen Gle bai1 5ltDds
tebren uno SCR @cpiht NM 6urbe nan ullo
uah 5inebmen ihbIeH Bel iinuotdem t8es
brdnh erpeiii e ito Gs oa5 mirflaMite oei!'
mitieI.
gssti5: sieIe Sabre binburh bat Or. BditI
treier Eai erteilt l1o 9ie5epie an WlllioHen
Qeite aeaebeft, mo AMOR 0urd Die GpGlien
Der 9reie. mo er Bat nbue 3meiiei mebt BET
Der Seilunn BON araHfbeiien mo SetneH ae
hDlters - trgeHo cine Gin5elperlon In Der
@elninfe Der Welt SauieHbe h1bel tim
idriili6 tbte 2nHfbarieii uHO tbs SeriTauen
E1SdRoradt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13

6iirb Die gonf Giit5lbeiBeL Obne
ieolDs6e meitere 9ebatte einltImntg
anqenonltten mur0e.
Ser geriht oes 4omitees ldiitete
ME folgt:
qn oie 8eamten un6 0elegoten our
II. aonbention oes 9fo. Staots.
berbanoeg oes @. q. q. g.!
8ie at ibrer If. Staats ,&onben-
tion in ber 6to6t 8oibington, MO.,
b~erIommelten 8iirger bon 9ttiiouri
maiden BON ibretn oltrd bic 2an0es'
@onititution berbiirgten gtefte Der
8eridmntlltnqs. II. &eoefreibeit @e.
brolt6 un6 erfldren lire uttbeidrdnt.
te @nb1nglihfeit an Die 2on6e8' Gon'
ftitltiou, Die @eIebe oeS &qn6es uno
0eren 8eQhhtng. Sir Gnpfsblen ben
3eIegoten, ibre @eihdfte auf Die att.
ge~Ieqenbeiten beg Stoot8Derbat0eS
bon DtiIIottri gu beidranfen ltto I'M.
ter6reiten 6aber MIR fplgen6e Sc.
ftnnung8au80ritfe un0 @%mpfeblltn.
gen 5ur 8eguta6tlng:
@ir empfeblen .@eieBe, pelde bic
8u1I Ser Staot8beamtelt 0urdl nidt'
barteipoIitiIde Stimm5ettel onorO.
nclt, nm cine fGbige, ~totfr1ftige
5taat5berDaltltng 81 ihaffen unO
0en GinfluB Der %nntionalen Bolitif
bel StqotSpablen oliS3ui6alten.
8ie8 bat ielbitoerItGn0lid MIR 8e3tg
o1tf Sic 4on6i0oten fir StaatSdmter
uno nidt uuf Die ~nntionolen 8ablen
fir ben aongreB.
8ir enpfebIen orin9en0 bic Qns
no1nte bon @efeben, Inn cine glei6.
maBigere uno 9ere9tere 8ertretung
in Der StaQt8Iegislutltr gu itdern
e6enfoa5 cine mebr piiienidaftlide,
geredtere un0 gleidm1Bigere Ser.
tetlung Der itaotli9en Steuern, Inn
at berbinoern, bob Die Std6te Bel.
nd6t 6ie qeiamten 8ernaltun9sfoIten
traqen miiIIen un0' Dab Die ItG0tiiden
SSn0uitrien mo 5ormldn6ereien ei-
nen gr0Bcren @ro3entioB Steuert
5obIen ntiliien, olS Die on0eren 0fs
feutLiAen 9erfebr8onItalten uno Be
tricbe i'm il6ri8en Stoate.
@ir b~efiiriDorten Die 8~eibebolttrlg
6es BrimqrDobIen.S pIten1s, entpfeb.
len ober oltf 0as 8riagenoite fol.
Qen0e Gerdn0crlung Der beitebenoen
@eIete, Uo0urd oie 8ablfommiiia-
re ge3nungen ner0en, Die Stimnl.
8ettel, Die ni6t nltmmeriert iein iol.
len, nm 0o8 @oblgebeimuis 81
nubren bel alien Brimarmd9let
uad Geffnllng Der S%timmfaiten
n~af3u3Gbleu, I'M etpaige folgen0e
RonteIte entiheioen un0 oGe 8o6l-
betrii9ereien beltrnfen 81 f0nnetl.
@ir enpfe6len @eicBe melAe ben
StQ6ten uno &onni6ip5 Dos Re6t
Der 5el6itpernaltltrt8 geben.
8ir iin0 5uguniten elmer itoat.
Ii6en 4lter8peniion itontltden 2lr.
beit8loien.8 erItherung, &ronfens Il.
l1ufoQ- Geriiderllng ult0 8erbot Der
&in0erurbeit.
Iir ino 8u9unlten gutter StrnBen
I'M 8ar8en State.
0ir b%efartnortelt, ole itaotliden
8ernaltnn88Gulter niht 0urd 8abL,
ion0ern ouf @run6 elmer 3ibil0ienit-
priifrng at beieBen.
8ir entpfeblen Die grnennung Ell.
mes Qusiduiie8, 6eiIen Qufgobe eS
Iein iol, Die biitoriide @eielli4aft
bon M}iiioltri in Der &erfaiiung Ell
ner @eidifte oe8 Staote8 0}iiiolri
at unterItilbefL sic onIdBlid Ser
Sobrbunoertfeier 0es Stoate5 ber-
ollsgege6en per0en ioa.
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,,6ift uopelties 80
8udh $50. 6.
Bon aselfRt 9prbett.

5unt3te AHletiungen fir acknowledgement
al p1ieldrbctt. Dldn ftu0et bterbet 0elncntt
iii leoes Iittglteo oeI bartilte. mte S9lr8eH.
paHotI1eI, JIdoeiilie1. GtfAoed1en t3otliesl,
lalnenflmer, Sdubben, gidbiaitPb S6nuidf
fliiet. 8uoerbeuieL )ofpte cine Ntertqe an
osrer abnliner Artifel, Die auberft leibt Der.
Nificuen lin0, uHo ben 9mDfdueern uieit
Yreube bereifen. Ste linbef uHter Der CroBeH
Idsmnbl iider ods 4afeHoe fir Sbre Bers
Iudnoten nber Eefnft1teft.
Sizes 31uh fir 12c p~ortotrei per Boil ueyi
ini1ot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13

e8 piirOe fid fit sic IeIbTt eins
meitere &eiie lobnen Inn ibre Auqers
in gutem 3uitanoe fir bic 8itfunfi
gu erbalten. Or. @eiIun0, Gremont.
gebrasfa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13

Saslidje Cmabu Sribine,
1911 @uwars Str. OMAHA, 3ebr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
Gmpfc6lnnoet SeS 9omitees far &c.
Ihlafe einitimmig angenOmRtn.

M}it begreifIiher Spanrung fab
man bent 8eriht 0es aomitees fir
9eidliife e%utgegen. gtod0em Der
ieIbe ourd QoriiBer Gbos. BOT aus
Se0olia uuterbreitet unO 0urh Sc.
fretGr 8it6rm oerleieu moroer, bot.
te lem Snbalt 10 ben 8eifna Der
gerIammhmg gefun0en, onB Der 4n.
trag, Den 8eridt %unberdnoert on8ts
nebuen un0 ieine @mpfeblungen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13

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The Washington herald., 1917-01-02
CITIZENS get BEHIND
NATIONAL SHOW HERE
Oldest Inhabitants Latest Organization
to Indorse Exposition.

The permanent State exposition tnat
has been suggested as an aftermath OF
the government exhibit here during the
Inauguration is daily receiving enthus1as-
tic support from local organizations. the
latest association to come forward ana
advocate the State exposition Is the As
sociation of Oldest Inhabitants.
At a meeting held yesterday they
adopted resolutions favoring the project.
According to Snowden Ashford, chair
man of the entertainment committee, the
State societies of Washington are des-
tined to prove grea' factors in the ef-
fort to procure the State exposition. He
said that their support would undoubt-
edly influence Governors and Congress-
men to lend hand in the matter. But
fortunately he has been unable to get In
touch with the presidents and secretaries
of the State organizations because OF the
lack Of directory, and consequently he
has requested the newspapers to assist
him.
The different committees expect to meet
at the Hotel Powhatan this week and
commence work on the details of the
exhibit 1t is expected that at least thir-
ty Governors will respond to the invi-
tation to attend the Governors confer
ence that has been planned for March G.
The Federation Of Citizens Associations
expects a favorable report giving the
support of Congress- to the government
exposition.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-02
GREEKS SPLIT $3.50
IN VERACITY BATTLE
Local ,Royalists and Venizeloists Hull
Verbal Crenades at Scnbes.

When Greek meets Greek they start
a restaurant. according to the current
Jokesmiths.
That does not apply to Greeks Of Roy
alist fealty and Greeks of the Liberal
party. Recent developments in the Dis
trict would lead one to believe that when
Greek faction meets Greek faction q fight
verbal or 6stic-ensues.
A delegation of sympathizers of King
Constantine visited the Greek Embassy
yesterday to give their version of the
trouble at Odd Fellows Hall on Sunday,
which necessitated interference from the
police
The Greeks had gathered to hear P.
Aravintos, special envoy Of the provis-
ional government that has been set up
in Greece. The 500 or more followers of
Constantine listened respectfully until
the Liberal followers became overenthusi-
astic. Then arguments started, but no
trouble, according to George Vournas,
George Mangouris and George Dracop-
olous.
The sympathizers of King Constantine
had no desire to start trouble they main
tain. Mr.. Dracopolous last night said:
Contrary to first reports, there were
no resolutions passed favoring the pro-
visional government, because of the con-
fusion and uproar. Published reports of
the meeting stated that about fifty Roy
alfsts and 500 Liberalists were at the
meeting. The fact is that there were
nearly 500 Royalists and relatively few
Liberalists"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-02
COMPLAINS TEACHERS OF
D. c. GET STARVATIONP PAY

There are in the District of Columbia
school teachers who receive less than a
living wage and who are paid less in
proportion than are teachers in other
cities. This is the statement made at
the convention of the American Fedora
ton of Teachers, held in Chicago during
the last days OF 1916 Resolutions were
adopted urging Congress to include the
teachers In the recent salary benefits
granted TO other employees Of the District
The cost of living in few places Is so
burdensome as in the District. and II was
asserted as self-evident that the teacher
cannot keep himself free from financial
worries on salary of $500 a year.
The delegate to the convention frprn
Washington was George Jones. Of the
Federation OF High School Teachers
The Washington herald., 1917-01-02
ENORMOUS Dividends
FROM WESTERN Mines
Ten in Arizona Alone Earn $4,000, 900
During Past Year.

Ten mines in Arizona paid ss4, 900, 900 in
dividends during the past year Adding
Utah, Montana, Nevada and Idaho divi-
dends to those of Arizona, we have a
total Of over 800, 900 900 in dividends paid
out of the mines Of these ive Western
States in a single year.
These are some of the Impressive facts
brought out by the report OF the Geolog-
ical Survey to Secretary Lane iust made.
Never before" said Mr. Lane, has 90
large draft been made on the natural
resources Of our country as during this
year. and never before have the metals
been extracted from these ores with less
waste or utilized to better advantage In
advancing the general prosperity of the
country.
Again copper stands out as the best
Illustration of how American mines can
meet world demand. The output of
nearly 1000, 10000 pounds of the red
metal is double that Of ten years ago and
Its value Is twice that of the copper pro-
duced in 1915. Add to this the facts that
In value copper now contends with iron
for first place among the metals and that
together the amount OF these two metals
produced last year had a value of moro
than 8. .o00, 100000 and We have a measure
Of what this country can contribute in
useful metals
The output of zinc from domestic ores
increased last year 5000 tons, which
makes a new record for that metal, the
total value of spelter from United States
ore being l60,o0o,coo Lead also shows .
large increase. the $4,000 600 output being
gain of more than 80 per cent.
with all this activity in metal produc-
tion the coal mines have had to meet a
heavy demand. SO that the bItuminous
coal output has now passed the half
bllion-ton mark, an increase Of l2Ja per
cent over the previous year. Coke pro-
duction increased 80 per cent and 1t is
gratifying to note that by-product coke
made the largest gain. which means a
corresponding gain in benzol and other
valuable by-productx"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-02
BRIG. GEN. E. L. HAYES 81;
HOPES TO SEE CENTURY

New York, Jan. brig. Gen. E.
L Hayes, one of the oldest civil war ct
Grams of his rank, celebrated his =
birthday yesterday. Gen. Hayes ambition
is to live to be 100
When the war started he organized a
company in the Forty-fourth Illinois Reg
iment He was wounded several times
captured and sent to Libby prison BE
helped to dig the underground passage.
but rheumatism prevented his escape.
After the war he WAS made governor q
North Carolina Later he became q com
mission merchant In Manhattan.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-02
Temperance Cocktail
Meets with a Brutus
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The washington Herald
New York, Jan. 1.-The expert
drink mixer Of the Anti-Alcoholic
Committee of the Health Depart
ment got busy yesterday In an ef-
fort to produce a strictly temper
ance cocktail for New Years. This
is the result:
Take a lump of sugar and place
in the bottom Of a glass. Add two
drops of bitters and a dash OF
grapefruit Juice. Pour in three
fingers of grapejuice and the Juice
of half an orange. Serve in a
whisky glass half fun Of cracked
ice." -
The new recipe was q Zen to DR..
Charles F. Bolduan. director of the
Bureau of Public Health Educa-
ton, for publication. but he de-
cided it was unfair to infiict the
mixtures on the public until he
had given 1t trial. which he pro-
ceeded to do. The result was that
he added the following to the d.
rections:
Mix carefully and pour in the
sink"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-02

Mrs. Alvina Alsop, divorced him HIS
first wife obtained her divorce in Chicago.
Both are still living.
Mr.. Alsop gave his age as 81 and his
address as -27 West Forty-siIth street.
the club house OF the White Rats. Mr..
Alsop played a small part In Seven Keys
to Baldpate."
The Washington herald., 1917-01-02
BIG DREDGE QUITS POTOMAC.

The big dredge Potomac which has
been deepening and improving the Ana
costa River for the last twenty months
will complete her work under present
contract Thursday. Work will be at o
standstiIl until q new contract is let pos
sibly within the neIt six months. Since
the Potomac has started on the work
she has dug and pumped ashore more
than LOO. .ooo feet OF material