davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

mo corresponding Limitation has
been suggested for land warfare where
existing conventions have been in this
conflict Systematically violated by the
enemy. I do not think we are likely
to hear vary much from enemy lips OF
freedom of the seas.
"The allies are still unainching il
their purpose to use all legitimate
methods, economic and military to
secure lasting and fruitful peace
which the world needs. The allied DO
sltion is stated with perfect lucidity by
PRESIDENT Wilson in his recent address
and especially subscribe to and en-
torse the language he used"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
SHOOTS SPOUSE
And 3 OTHERS

M1LLVILLE, N j., Dec 12.-After
e quarrel with his wife over the love
affairs of their daughter, James Borec-
ca last night shot and killed his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Deluca and
the five-year-old daughter of the Delu-
cas-. Sylvia Rorecca, the 1o-year-old
daughter whose romance led to the
shooting, escaped by leapirg through
an upstairs window. She was badly
cut by glass.
Borecca escaped .and the police
throughout southern New Jersey were
conducting a search for him
The shooting occurred at the home
of Deluca where Mrs. Borecca and her
daughter boarded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

ed to the allied Government, and the
dispatch says, Great Britain replied
it would receive any communication
from Germany respecting peace and
consider the measure in conjunction
with it's allies.
Asquith Gives Views.
At the same time Mr.. Balfour was
making his peace revelation in the
House of Commons today former Pre-
mier Asquith delivered an important
address at Birmingham.
The ungruding sacrifices made by
the British people Premier Asquith de-
clared, proved that the ancient and in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

tary domination of Prussia. He said
that Germany must learn that the en-
thronement of force is bad business
Say Allies Seek Destruction
"An enemy nisconception,' he con
tinued, 'fs that the allies, especially
Great Britain, are aiming at the de-
struction for their own political and
economic objects of what vaguely Is
called the freedom of the seas.
This formula, if it possesses any
reyelance can only be used to indicate
some new limitation in war time upor
bel!igerent rights of the power which
happens to have command of the sea
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Inquiry
by Congress into the general conduct
of the war was begun today with in
yestigations by the senate military
committee of the war departments
work in arming and equippings the
American forces.
Major General Crozier, chief Of ord
nance, said an obstacle in the early
work was that the military policy de-
fined in the national defense act Of
1916 contemplated force OF one mil
lion men to be raised in five years.
"It is apparent" he said, that the
original program for one million men
did not contemplate out participation
in the war We compressed the five
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
Governor Calls Out
Sedentdry Militia

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. IA pro-
clamation calling into the service of
the state "the sedentary militia" Of
Indiana was issued today by Cover
nor Goodrich. The proclamation ap-
plies to every man in the state be-
tween the ages of IS and Is who is
not in military service or called to
federal service.
The militia is to be known as the
Liberty Guard and will be used in
maintaining peace and order in the
state 1t will be under the command
of the adjutant general.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

while if the war ends in peace OF
security and permanency.
He endorsed President Wilson's lat
est words as expressing clearly the In
tentions and desires of the allies. Ad'
verse criticism of the recent letter OF
the Marquis of Lansdowne he added
was caused by reading into it mean
ings and intentions which the letter
did not intend to convey.
Mr.. Asquith said there was abundant
evidence that the enemy peoples arc
misirformed of the allies objects
which are not to annihilate the Ger.
man people but to destray the mill
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
QUARANTINE IS
BEING lifted

The smallpox situation in Richmond
is daily improving Dr.. S. G. Smelser.
secretary of the city board Of health
said Wednesday, Each day cases are
disappearing.
The quarantine was lifted at eight
houses Wednesday and other houses
will be out of quarantine Thursday he
said. The quarantine at several other
houses was lifted Tuesday.
Coal is being distributed to the fam
lilies under quarantine who have ex-
hausted their supply. The coal is be-
ing paid for by the city and is taken
from the Richmond crematory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

grained spirit of the British people
bad not been sapped by luxury or
stalled and withered by rotage
"We look to the end" he said, with
the assured and ever-growing belief
that both in the council chamber OF
peace and in the ordering of our own
households new era of liberty and
justice will be opened"
War Worth While
The former premier said that he
had had a large part in Great Britain s
entering into the war and he unhesi-
tatingly believed it had been worth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
City Not Quarantined
Richmond is not quarantined.

Richmond is not quarantined.
Several towns within a radius #
here have heard rumors to this
effect which might discourage
Christmas shoppers.
DR.. F. w Kruger, county health
commissioner. has prepared the fol.
lowing statement refuting all such
rumors:
There is absolutely no truth to
the statement that Richmond as q
whole isfunder qt1aradti! as q re-
suit of the smallpox epidemic. The
compulsory vaccination in the
schools, the suggested vaccination
in the factories and other precau.
tionary measures are rapidly reduc.
ing the danger of contagin. I think
it is safe to say that we will have
the situation thoroughly under con-
troll within the next ten days. The
visitor takes no more chances in
Richmond Of catching the small
pox than he does any other place
where cases are known to exist.
He takes no chances whatever on
the streets here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

Richmond folks made the telephone
work overtime, Monday and Tuesday
and even Wednesday the calls were
above normal. ss.
Manager Bailey said Wednesday
$4,000 calls a day are usually made
but the number was doubled these
last few days.
"The calls ate up the current like
pie" he said.
The severe weather Of the last few
days made it impossible for many per-
sons to leave their homes and SO the
telephone was used not only for ne
cessities but also for chats" and
visits" with neighbors and friends.
Manager Bailey said more current
was used than on Christmas Eve,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
100 DEFENDANTS
IN TITLE SUIT

More than 100 defendants are nam
ed ir suit to quiet title to real es-
tate filed iI circuit court Wednesday
by Orville H. Hinesley.
All of the defendants are claiming
ownership of one piece Of property.
Hinesley states in the complaint,
while he is the rightful owner.
The claim Of ownership by the 9TH
ers is unfounded. he says, he asks the
court to settle the question Of title to
the property for all time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

For Wayne County by w. e. Moore
Snow tonight or Thursday. Some
what warmer tonight. Colder Thurs.
Gay. Probably below zero again Thurs.
day evening.
General Conditions-The storm is
moving slowly and is now over the
plain states Severe cold weather con.
tinues over southern Canada and will
move in behind the storm probably
causing below zero weather THURSDAY
night. 1t was degrees below zero in
Richmond this morning. rise Of IS
degrees in "a hours. Severe cold
weather in the south, % at Pensacola
Fla, and frost throughout the Florida
peninsula,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
Move Reported in October

Among the secret diplomatic docu.
ments made public by the Bolsheviki
as quoted in Petrograd dispatch last
week, was a telegram from the Rus
sian Charge d'Affaires in London, dat.
ed October 6. which indicated that
Germany had made another peace
move.
The telegram said the charge had
received information from Madrid
that highly placed parsonage in Ber.
lin had expressed the wish to the
Spanish Ambassador to Germany to
enter into peace negotiations.
This information was communicat-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
MORE LATER!
(By Associated Press

ITALIAN ARMY .HEADQUAR-
TERS IN NORTHERN ITALY,
Tuesday, Dec 1.-THE first Am
erican shot against Austria was
fired by Representative Pinkham
of Boston on the lower Piave when
Mr.. Pinkham pulled a string firing
large 149 millimeter gun sending
a she'll hurtling across the Piave
to the Austrian positions
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Of the
little group of willful men" who de-
feated the armed neutrality bill in
the senate last March, four are out OF
that body. Senator Works OF Call
fornia, Clapp of Minnesota and O'Gor.
man Of New York we're not reelected,
and Senator Lane of Oregon died.
Those of the group of twelve still
in the senate are Senators Stone OF
Missouri, La Toilette Of Wisconsin,
Cummins of Iowa, Norris Of Nebras-
ka, Gronna Of North Dakota, Varda-
man of Mississippi, Kirby Of Arkansas
and Jones of Washington.
La Toilette alone of the twelve did
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
SPEEDING UP OF WAR MACHINERY
CAUSED CRACKS, SENATE IS TOLD

year program into one year when it
Immediately became apparent that
the one million program would not
do.
Congi ess Delayed Farther
Preparations OF estimates and ac-
t1ai appropriation by, Congress, the
general said, cause further delay.
1--WE did everything we could" he
continued"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
Cold Weather Made Telephones
Work Ouertime First of Week

when many patrons use the telephone
to wish their friends a Merry Christ
mas"
Long distance calls were about the
average. Many wires were down on
account of the heavy snow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
5oLSHivIKPS DENY REPORT
OF COSSACK'S VICTORY

PETROGRAD. Monday, Dec. 10
Small detachments Of Bolsheviki and
Korniloff troops had battle yester.
day. 20 versts from Bielgorod, near
Kharkov, south Of Moscow. The
Bolshevild authorities report that the
Korniloff force was defeated and that
two Bolsheviki soldiers killed and
three wounded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
GEN. ALLENBY
ENTERS HOLY
CITY ON FOOT
British Commander Takes
Formal Possession-Aus-
trians May Strike Again.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Premier Lloyd
George today announced in the House
Of Commons that General Allenby, the
British commander in Palestine, en-
tered Jerusalem on foot on Tuesday
Guards have been placed around
the Holy places, the premier said
The mosque Of Omar has been placed
under Mohamm edan control.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
REFORM BILL UP

AMSTERDAM. Dec. PA despatch
from Berlin says the Prussian diet
has passed the first reading Of the
electoral reform bill and referred it
to a committee of 35.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
~! =: -: :: =: !: s; 81; ) ] |
CHRISTMAS W {.
THE WEATHER.

For Indiana by United States
Weather eureau-Probably snow to-
night and Thursday. Warmer tonight
n south portion. Colder Thursday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
cox TAKES FUEL SITUATION
IN OHIO INTO OWN HAND!

COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. 12.-Gover.
nor James NJ. Cox went over the
heads of the federal fuel administra-
ton today and has taken the Ohio
coal shortage problem in his own
hands. The first move today was to
order solid train loads of coal assem-
bled and sent Immediately to points
in the state most seriously in need of
coal
The order is directly contrary to IN
structions of F. c. Baird, federal fuel
administrator In charge Of the Lakes
Coal Pool, Cleveland, who refused By
long distance telephone today to sane
ton such action.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12
FUEL STATUS
OF RICHMOND
BETTER Than
MOST CITIES
Administrator Bates Praises
Dealers Who Advised Con-
sumers To Lay In Supplies
Last Fall.
MERCURY IS GOING UP

Richmond is better prepared to meet
the cold weather than most cities Of
its size in Indiana, according to F. 8.
Bates. Wayne county fuel admins
traitor.
Credit for this situation must be
given the coal dealers OF Richmond"
Administrator Bates said. "The deal
ers had the foresight last fall to ad-
wise the consumers to lay in as large
supply as possible and also from the
fact that the dealers themselves
bought large quantity for storage in
their yards. This coal was contracted
for at higher rate than the govern
ment price"
Snow is again predicted for We'd
nesday night or Thursday by Weather
Forecaster Moore. General Winter
will move away from Richmond for a
slight distance Wednesday night but
will return to camp in the city Thurs.
day according to the prediction.
Nine Below Wednesday
The mercury dropped to nine below
zero Wednesday morning, a rise Of
fifteen degrees in twenty-four hours.
according to the government thermom.
eter. The temperature had risen to
fifteen above zero at noon and indica-
tions were that It would rise still
higher.
Colder weather Is scheduled to re.
turn Thursday afternoon night. how.
ever, and temperature will egain fail
below zero. according to the forecast.
Many temperatures registered
twenty above zero at noon Wednes-
day while others registered fifteen
above. The same thermometers reg
istered eleven above at noon Tues
day.
The gas supply in Richmond was
still far below normal Wednesday
morning. Seventy-five percent Of the
people In Richmond who have been
using gas for heating purposes have
been compelled to use coal, It was
said at the office of the gas company.
Must Rise 70 80 Above.
N. II. johnson, manager Of the Rich
mond Light, Heat and Power COM
pany said Wednesday the gas supply
In Richmond would rise with the tenn
perature. The temperature must rise
to thirty above zero and remain there
for twelve hours however, before the
gas supply here returns to normal.
Manager johnson said.
Richmond is very fortunate. he
said. In having any gas at all, as
Richmond and Muncie are the only
towns In this part of the state which
are being served any gas at ALL
According to information received
by the county fuel administrator the
Dayton gas company has been very
particular to cut off the supply for
industrial use except when it was alb
solutely necessary"
More gas is being used for domes-
tic purposes also than has been in the
past, according to the information re-
ceived by Administrator Bates The
gas company in Dayton has sold be-
tween 1900 and 1400 gas heaters
since October as coal is not avail
able.
cox TAKES FUEL SITUATION
IN OHIO INTO OWN HANDS
COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. 12.-Gover.
nor James NJ. Cox went over the
heads of the federal fuel administra-
ton today and has taken the Ohio
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-12

Today's Temperature
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
N
11tablscitcn lit trans.
RcitAllrallts km0ppcr!
9iirfen nad Dem Is. GSebrnar nur
nod aus Orei 8augen 6eiteben.

guris, 26. San. gsie beute uf.
fi8ieIl betanrrt gegebcu miro, bat bic
fran8oiiife 9fegierltng beldloiien,
Wie in Gnglono, ebenfaII8 Die Bail
Der @dnge Der @abl5eiten iit Den
offentliden 8eitaurautS o0er Sotels
gu beihneioen. IS Oiirfen bonn IL.
6e6ruar ab Die @abI3eiten ans nidt
mebr tpie aus elmer 8oripeiie oOer
Suppe llt10 aus 8pei ipeiteren @dn.
gen, iotpie &die ODER gtahtiid) BE-
iteben. Statt Der bi8ber auf oeil
Speiieliiten 6ur gtusmabl fte9en0en
go big 70 @eridten oiirfet in a3u.
flnft bohitens uenn beridieoene &C.
ri6te aitf Der GpeiieIiIte fteben. Gie
Speiieliiten niifien morgeus Ser
Goli5ei sur 8rrdiidt ousgeb1aoigt
merOen. 45ito0ingS un0 0ergleid,ea
ans Mebl, Gieril Mil6 uno 3uder
biteben0e @eridte iiro bollit1n0i9
berbotfu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
,,2lmf Sen Slii9clr
Scs Oeia1tos"!
9(rmcr italieniider SenOr iinat iifl
Our Der GiniunnOernngsbegOrOc
ins SOllarlano.

QoItor, @&olI. &c. San. - Ser
nor ctliden Sogen bier eingetroiiene
Observation-Disclosures 9omiltic @ucift-
clio iultr0e ipegen f0rperIidJer 6ebler
bon Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5u-
riifgcbaltcn in Der glbitdt, i'm pie-
Der nQa ieinenl 8oterlar0e S&Staliel
5lrilf5uieuoe1. sd bin ein 9pern-
idnger. iagte 8acificio, ogeben sic
mir cine @elegenbeit, mem Snlent
81 3eigelI."
og8oblun Oern," iagte Ser Giu-
lunuOerrugsinipeftor, oitn9en sic
llt8 cinuioI etluas bor." lln0 Dor
ciuer aus 6adIellten beitebenOert
aommiiiiou long er cine glrie aus
Der 0per .Iosca" ieiu @eiong fnnO
Ocn aQgeneinen 8eifaQ ieiner 3I-
borer; man gloltbt nift, DoB er Der
6ifeutliden 8obltatigfeit 5ur Sat
fallen miro unO geitattetG ieiue 2an-
Dung,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
1iellc Ba9n9cicbc
Aas0eArbcitet!
SenatsfOmitee iutrO nG6iter Sage
3niatgeiete 5ur gIOamiOn Sia
einreifen.

@ai6ington &c. San. = glnd
meDrluo4entliden @eratltngen boi
iid On5 5lpiidenitautlidhe San0eIs.
fonlitee OeS Senats enoltd) o1f @e.
iese geeinigt, ipelde 6os 9loanlion'
ide g(dtitunoengeies ergdn5ett. &c.
nator Neiulan0S, Der @oriiber 0eS
&onlitees, bofft oie 8orlage in sen
nd4iten Ea9en einberidteu 8u ton.
nen.
8ie ncue 8orlage berbiete we0er
Streit nod 2[u8iperrltug, nodt es
jeOo6 gum 8erbreheL iuenn Gin i'm
2(usItano befinolider 8o9nangeitea.
ter 0a5 @rllnoItiid oOer @igentln
Der betreffcroen 9abn betritt, Inn
nlitteIit @epalttdtigfeit, Ginidilbte.
rllng ooer 9robungen Sen 9etrieb
Der 3ilge 5li berbin0ern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
SinS Sic oeimmS,
mettt Srdulcin7
Su SaO Sntuta iOllen in 3ntauft
6eiratslnitige 8eiunbbeits.
ntteitc DOrlegeu.

Qierre, g. O., 26. Salt.- 8enr
in 8uflmit Elm iunger W}onn oie
2iebite ieineS '9er5ens in Sito 9o-
fotd beiniIbren ipilL 10 frogt er
nidt etipa u@tein 5rGltIeit1 poaen
Sic 6ie 9leina ner0en2" ionoern
,.5ino Sic aud geilntO, ntein 5rdlt-
lein?", lu10 Gie boIoe Ss5ungfroll
ontportet nidt ipie frilber 09ein
filr'8 2e6en", ion6ern bielnebr
olla0 ipie itc9t eS nit Sbrer @e-
iunobeit, mein 9err?"
Der 2egislotur Oe5 Stnntes tpur-
sc ndmlid aeitern ein @eiebeSent.
murf eingcrei6t, mona4 feline Sci.
rotsideine ousgelteIlt mer0en Oiir-
len, iolnnge bic 6etreffenOen 0tdnlt-
Iein lm0 8eiblein ni6t gleid3eitig
elm gltteit zines q(r5tes einreiben
mcldes begIau5igt, OoB iie geiuno
iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
P6nSe tpce in Scr
pclniic9cit Sraee!
Sieic gutiuurt gibt bic DSSlniide
SOlfs5citnns" Dem grGitbenteu
anf Oeilen JteOc.

9tnlIter6am 26. San. (lteber 2on,
Oon.) = 9ie oaolnii6e 8olfs0et.
tung" (fatboliid), bon nelber Elm
@JempIar in 9lmiteroam eingetroffeH
1T, glaubt Die 3eit nod ni6t gefonl-
men no 8rdiioent 8iIions @ro-
grontm nit gtuSit6t oltf @rfolg Dis.
futiert iDer0en folnL Elm 8rogrnmL
oas offcuii6tIi6 0ns @ro0uft eineS
rein aultliden Stu0iums it, oos fet-
ne8lpeg8 ou8reihen0 iei, 1tu Der
Relten 8elt Elm flares 9iI0 bon Oel
9erbdlthiiien In Der 9llten g8elt 81
geben. 9e5iigli9 DER @rflGrltng
Braiioent BiIions, es miiiie ein
a5rieOe oBne Sieg" gci6loiien ner.
Den, belnerft Die @oIfS5citlung, OoB
ia Die glittelmGdtc, obg(ci6 iie iidy
nit bollem Geft ais Giegcr bctra6.
ten t6nnch it6 gu eincn iol1elt
S5rieoen bareit erfIart ba6en ipa8
jcoo6 bon Der gntente abgeIe9nt
luoroen iei.
Dg(us Oicicul @rull0e" 70 fG6rt
0aS 9Iatt fort oniiicn mir iebt
8raiioent 8ilionS &0nng eincS
5rte0enS o9ne Sieg glott abGebneu.
@ir ntitiien ferner, ais nid)t 8ur
Sade geb0rig, ia fogar ais unolllO-
bar, Oes 8rdiioenten 5oroerung nod
einem geeigueten, llnabbGngigen $50.
len ablebnen. IS ilt flar, 0dB er alt
Die 2ostrenmtng Ocrjenigen &eile
oentt, Die frilber 8uru &onigrei6 $50.
len geGorten uno iebt einen Cell Oes
9eutiden 9tei6eS biloen.
o9SSn 0ieicr 6rage fonnen mir MIR
iogen: 90n0e megI 8enn Der SRA.
iiOent unlere 5reultOi9aft inert.
idabt, ooun iolte er Oieie Qngele-
genbeit ME tpieoer beriibren.
9ie golts8eitlung Ittnlmt int 9rin.
dip Der 5oroerltng OeS 8r1ii6enten
bel 0a Boie See frei iein Ioae. Bum
S1luB ipri6t 0as 9latt Die l1e6er.
8eu8uug aus, Dab Ser 8rdit0ent
Our6 ieine 8otifoft Ser Sa6e oe5
i5rieoenS teinen 2ienit geleiItct
babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

2on0on, 26. San - 9(u8 mebre-
rem Quellen Derlalttet, 0aB aaiier
8ilbelm geIe9entli1 ieines 58. Csc.
bltrtstageS (morgem einen meiteren
S9ritt 3iped8 Seritellung 0es sSrie-
oen8 lnterneblnen ltn0 8eoingungen
MAIDEN miro, bie fir Die entente
ma6te oilnebnlbQrer iein iperoenj
ais Die bisberigen. (8a lit in 2or-
oon ipie0er cinn1al Der 8unid) Der
8ater De8 @eoanfensD 9ieies
i6lieBt man ans elmer 3eoe, Die Der
ltngorii6e @tipiiterprdlioent @rai
&i83a geitern i'm ungarii6en 8ar,
lament gebalten bat, m melder er
iogte: og8ir iino geneigt nit Der
Ser. Stanten Aegierung einen tuei-
teren @einltngsouStoui6 Den 6rie.
ben 6etreffeno berbei8ufiibren.
9ieier gln0elttlng miro bier me9r
nls getp0bnli6e 8eoeltlu1g beige
neiien i6on DeSbalb, neil @rof
Sis3a au oen 8ertretern Der nit
8euti6Ian0 berbiinOeten 03Ghte ge-
borte, Die fitr5li6 In Berlin cine
&onferen3 obbielter.
Gin 3peites oieSbe8iigli4es @e-
riidt fam aus Ser Sdpei5 uno So
ris. @1an hill BORT 9ribotnodri6-
ten ans Berlin erbalten babe1l, DaB
Ser oelltide &aiier e8 ii6 in ben
aopf gelebt babe, Der erite 81 iein,
Der Sen 8eltfrie0en nbabne 1rno
Oesbalb ben 8oridIag 5u ntahet
geoe1ft OaB Die friegfiibrenoen 9ar-
teien &ertreter ernenneh INN Die
bauptiG6lidIten 6rieoen$prdlintino-
rien Die 9eorganiiierung oeS fiirf-
tigen 5rie0ens alt berateil.
geriGte BON SoIlon0 laiiett er-
fennen, OaB 6ie 0eutide Ge9ierung
Ser &r1ii0entcnre0e nt0gli6eripeiie
cine g[ntruort apfonmen laiien miro,
uno u1on erpartet, oaB Der &oiier
gelegentli6 ieine8 @ebilrtstages ei-
ne oie8be5iiglide 9(ngabe nlohen
miro.
Qie 6eutIde Gegierltng ermortet,
ooB gr6iioent @iIion Die gtntport
Ser @ntententGdte aitf ieine 5rie-
oensnote oil Die oeutid)e 9fegierltng
ienoeu miro, 0eun big iebt lit
9etttitlnn5 bon 0em SnbnIt oieIer
glntmort nod nidt offi5ieG bon
8oibington uilS IN aenntnis geieBt
ipor6en.
glud 0iirfta ser 8rGiiOent meite.
rem Grieoensboridldgen Der oeltt-
ihen Gegierulg ein nillige8 Gbr
leiben. (S2SSn parGmcntarii6en areis
len 8erlins mir0 Die SenotSreoe oeS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
6ro6er 1sric9srat tuirb
in EonSen itattfinSen!

0thpa, aanaoa, 26. San. = Sic
Rel1ter Telegram Company bat bon
2onoon eine Gepeibe erboltell, laut
Delder fib 01iuiiterpr1ltoent &loDO.
@eorge iiber Den toulnen0en Gro
ben arieg8rot 0eS britiiben &eidS
folgenoernaBen auSgeoriidt bot:
Ser @roBe GriegSrot miro ii6 init
t5ragcn bcihditigen, Die Direft Sen
aricq onqeben. glae g1iniiterprqii,
oenten Der britiideu aoIonien lper-
6ch Temperate g}it9lie0er ocs
aticgsrots ieiu glatitrliA merOeu
ouh einbeiuuide 6ragen beiproden
mer0cL Dor oIlcn 3ingen iold)e. Die
bic aefrlitierung betrcffen bod lit
qon3 mo gnr Sohe Scr oorti-
gen 9legierungeu. Ger ariegsrat
miro filr oo8 gan5c 9teid bon nett
geben0er geoelltllng lein.