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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
GARNER tucucn BRIGGS
uchciSenScn bclfcn!

Sort Collins Col. 10 San. =
IS beiBt oaB Der bier in Gitung
befinolidlc Colorado 5ormerfongreB
eine Helolutioa atnebmen miro, no
nod bic Mitglieoer Der Colorado
MISUNDERSTANDING ben ertrag bon
einetl ader Scr oiesj1brigen Grnte
Den arieggnofleioenoen in @uropo
stfonrmen laiien meroen. @orfiser
Gardner miro cine oerartige Re,
iolution e~in6riagen, melde anitanos-
los an~genorlntrn perDen OIrfte.
Cine 0ltlide glonatsidrift bate Der
gebolferung Oeg @eitens, namert.
lid ober ben 5ariHern Sdrtber5ig-
felt borgeinorien, uno man miro
6ieies 0urd obiaeu 5dritt piOer.
leaen. @tan glanbt, Dab Oieic @laB.
nabme i'm qatBen @eiten aa6db.
nung fiil0en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
BritiiGcr aintlicbcr
Bericbt mar crlcgcn,

Berlin, 10, San. (6nnfenberiht.)
@iniittli6 Der gebauptnngen Der
britiifen 4Ontiralitat, DAB Der Gam.
pier .@etminjter@ am is. DECENT
Der 0es lebten SobreS obne 8ars
ming ongegriffen fDur0e uno bos
6eutihe Snudboot einen 8eriud
mofte, Die .ueberlebenben Surd Sc
ihisfeuer at ermor0en,~ mproe fol-
GENDER omtli1e aommefltar beroi-
fentlidt:
Ser iebt norliegen6e 9eriht oes
Observation-Disclosures IteIlt feit,
DAB nift 5fnei. ion6ern MIR elm Cor.
peoo ouf Die n@eItminiter~ %Inn5iert
Duroe, uno ooB ons Sauhboot olts
ieinem @elhils nidt eineu ein5igen
ShuB abfeuerte. Ser 8erift, DoB
Die geinsilug Oes 9nmpfers in ibren
gooten beihoiien ultrOe, lit cine CIR
ftioung.
.Na6 Ser g~erienfung Der o@eit.
minlter@ pollte ii1 0as Idtbboot
Den fleinen gooten Der @eiasung nd
bern, ais Elm britiihes 9atrouilIen-
fdiff am Sori8ortt eridieu. 3oourh
mur0e ieoer tpeitere Hettungsperiuh
unmogIid. Gas 3dldboot muBte
auf feline eieene 5iherbeit beontt
iein lnD fonnte 0ns uruiomebr tim,
ols es Die @elD1br bate, boB 0os
8ntrouiaeuidiff fir ben Sdus Der
8eiatung Der o8eItminiter@ Gorge
tragen ipIr0e.
Ser geridt Der britiiAen aomi.
ralitat lit oaber in nIlea ieinen Gin-
8elbeiten 1tninnbr, uuo Die etn5ige
4bfidt Der @eeinflnIiung Der 6ffent
IidIeu Meialng Deltlif erfennbar. +"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Sin leferes Wla6f

Glnen geHHittliten Ahid)lllB lam
Gonnerstog aben0 0ie @elargir1n0c
mn omaha Duff @erein. Better
.2alir bette, ME mir bereits geitern
beridtet. bef1nntli1 ouf Der 5agn
nit leirer ni4nmer feblenoen augel
elmer llnulenee Saieu ons 2e6ens.
.liftlidJt ausqebIoicn. uro bic San.
ger al einem lederen Shmoub ein-
aelaoen. Infiirlia iieBen iif 0ieIe
oog nidlt smeimal idgcu nno eiIter
mad Ser 5inGituuoe 10 ifnea ea
mr. eiug mad Dem Rotsfeaer. no
Elm bofit einiooenOer @nienpiefier
ibrer h1rrtc. 6IeiBig ariffen oii
Sdnger All uaO lieben Dem mobl.
idnledenoen giiobL oae Gre auge-
oeibcn. Cab babel ouf ons Mobl
oes geiunItigen NinroOs sctrunfen,
pcrihbt lib non ielbit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
darlington oibt
DopiGa ltrlamb1

8aibington, 10. San. 9af.
Dem Der outerifoniide @eiau0te in
gnfareIt, 8opido, Der ocitiden STE.
giermg feline Sanolumgsmeiie in
gilfareit (bie nift meniger oils
oeutidfreun6F@ mari 5ilr 3ufrie.
0enbeit 0erielbeu erfIdrt, bat man
iH Gelttidlano Oie gegen ibn nnf
llnneltrnlitat lnutenoen geifuIoi.
giinsen 5uriidgenomnlen, bod bari
ct nidt nah giifareit 5uriIffebren,
oa Die nelitifJa Aegierung iiberbnupt
feline @ertreter neutraler Mi1dte
bort wilnift neil gufarcit pfflt.
piertes @ebict III. Gesbolb bot bic
Ser. 5tdoten a~egiarung beihIoiiefb
Serrn 8opifa Dorldufig su beir-
lauben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

nit GeutidIano ober miro es bic.
icrbolb Aiht foniIren, ou ermieien
if, onB Der aopit1n Dcs Deatihen
Sdiffes nQes getan Bat. TIM Die
Amerifaner in Siderbeit su brin.
gen. @n6ers cher Iiegt Die Sodc,
tDern es iid bernusiteIIen loate, 0ub
amerifnner uulaefommen it1to
Cine 9epeihe BON benz amerifani-
iGen aoninI IN Gio De Safeiro be.
iagt, DAB 0as britiihe Shiff mi
nie9 am 8. Sanunr berienft ipur0e,
ouB fih Elm 9merifoner nomens
CHARLES Sones on gor0 0esielber
befutoen babe, ooB oieier aber II
8ernnnlbuco pelanoet mltroe. Sr
Dcrielben 9epeide heiBt es, Dob ct.
theodore am IL. Sanuar ecfaperi
puroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
mas ser Ocktcr wcib.
9iereu miHen in GrOnnns iein,
nm BeianObeit gu erbaltcn.

Menigc Qelie beoeHIel ipie Fehr bic Sc
Snltbheit bonn 3uftano bet Migrea obbiHeig lift,
4eifnbe til alien f1pereR SrnnfheitsfdIGl
maieriut5t Der 3ottor ben tlrin oe5 4atianten-
TT iDetB. 0aB fn bic Gdtiateit BET alserer
salnsroraanc Mot berbeilern last fcIaHge
BE aieren nidt orSeHiIi9 dr6eiien.
gernanId{ieune ODER lle6eraHftreHetlna Der
aieren sie9t iaipere 6oIaen na1 ft6. Aaa
ben Berinien Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fa5rts
bic Ariabffne araHfbeii, bic Del.cr ni4ts III.
oES cine n~eraefnrittene ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
eiuem SABRE ben goS DON 3~sbHtauferO 8erfo'
rea in Gtaate Stem gorf aIein berbet. 9Gr'
aus aeht bereor, nie widiie eS lit aft Die
GeIuH6beit oieier 1rgnHe beicEosrs sa aeiei-
NIB tor8aeides, bfansit4cs seilHitteI inr
giereuIeiSea BAT f6 Gr. dinners SEanip'
aeof, bas Beoeutenoe Eierers. Se1ers ipIo @ia'
fenseeiImitteI. e%rpieien.
Sic miIoe uno beiIeuSe @irfHra bieies
seiIHsitteIs miro nan ~belnmorenea ausiasen
bon 8erfonen. bic Is sebraltEeH, ~neillCns
i1Hen beripiri.
gsnren sbre geren Sure slufmertanIieii
ait Iid. onnn berfhafit Gu1 foiort bon
eltrem slpotbefer 1pampsgaout. geFfauft BEL
eIea gr1giiteR in GIoi1en ou soc urlD 800
Moncn Gle ieoo6 erFt eincn gerfab taii
siei2m areBen SeilHEitsel MAIDEN. oanH fcnael
sem Gents an 81, GiImer q 60, @ita5amton
d. D., fir efre Eru6eiIaIbe. @iite beiEl
GdFei9en beitimnt bic sSntabG Gailp III
tainr4 an eripdbHeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
9obber nnteridIna $1,000.

gie 9odprafungen Der Bidder
0es slneicnt 6roer Of llnitcO 8orfi
rnen baben beltdtigt ooB Der Seiden.
bcitatter G. 6. Go0oer, Der fiir5lidJ
Selbitlnoro begangeif, ais Sdabmei-
tier Der BroBlogc bes GrOcns Die
5untrle bon $4,000 mteridlogclI
bat. Ter HadloB Des @~critcrbencF
miro pom oeiien 8itfpe ant etrua
$50 1000 geiaabt, 10 0nB GoOOer iif
aIio leid}t bic nntcrifIagenc Summe
batte Ieiben fonnenb bcipH6ers On
lein 2cidcnbdtathaagsgeidait gut
giHg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Dfei BcMtciHiFfc
gtrantili an Scr 2Gtbcit!
YIN gorS Der Serimtten Sdiffe &C.
faaben iidl adlt amsrifuHer; al
Ie iinO in Giderbeit.

@dbin1fon. 10. San. Cine
1laiteo @reB Gepeide BON &io DC
Syaueiro beIa9t, OoB Der Ifneae bril-
tIi6e 6rodtoumpter ct. Theodore
Inn Sem oeltiAcn @citteIfiffe Ron
meldem man onrimmt, oob es Die
~Moipe" III. ais aapcrer oiigcrii-
ftet lit nno eb2nioIls Sngo out SON.
oeIslhiffe Ser Aaiierten mode. 0d
man audi bon Dem ihneaen briti-
iden 5rnhtoumpfer Grtegn, 5000
9ounen eroB. felt ldngerer 3eit
nifts gehort Sat. miro n%ngenomn1en,
oob audi oieies Shiff BON Dem
0eutiHen 8clttclhiff alisgeriitct
DorOen lit nnD anperoienite ber-
rtHtet. 3ieier lt1nitnnO bat ooali
beigetrnqcn. boB cine glrSnbl S6iffe
Ser Aaiierten, 6ie 5ltr Mnsfabrt be-
reit fuaren, ~borldufig in iiiooma-
rifnniihen S1fcn bleiben iDeroen.
Die gunScsreeierung lit in
aenntftis oeiest noroen, OaB iid
inter Ser bel @ernambuco qelan0es
ten Sdtffsmormidaft oht 9fmerifa-
ner, finf Onbon 3eaer, befunoen
bober. 3u observation-disclosures
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Illus Ger Ceoislatur
Scs St0atcs Jcwn!

Golpo6l I'M Setlot fpie I'M Geprd.
Ientontenbaus iDuroen beute Mntrd.
ge eingebradt, einen 3eil Der So.
pitolgriin0e a. berfaufen uto Dos
Beies. fpeldes fir ben anfalif uno
Die @erbeiierung Der aapitoigriin0e
enc G~on0erlterer bon $4,000 an-
felt, 8n m~i0efrufen. sSm Sennt
bradten Bal nno 8bitmore cine
0iesbesiiglide gorIage Elm, un0 iH
9nus Hpple1.
Mit 35 geqan IL Gtimmen nabm
hclite Der Gen1t Die Aeiolntion an,
cine llrteriudnng iIber oas 0orbaH-
Oeniein zines angebliden GobleHtru.
ites ein5nleiten uno 3n oieiem 3pef
Ieitens oes Senats pie 0es 6nuies
aomitees bon ie orei Mitglieoern
at erneirnen. sn Sans mar cine
0iesbe5iiglife gorloge oes Hepr1.
Icitonten Gpp5 bereits aa8enommen
iDoroen uno 0as @alsfomitee be-
iteht ans Cups bon GfinnHip1, Stnrs
anger bon Geg Moines mo @rif.
i'm pon Siour Sin.
@ls I'M Senat @bitmDrg Der gml
6ringer Der gorlaee gefragt muroe,
e6 ct me9r @runoe fir 0os Dor.
ban0enicin eiaes ssoblentruites Itatt
zines Grocer IruItes babe, ontipori
tcte CT. .Uaeipe Grorerierehmng 1T
lmerboIb oreiBig Iagen nitt I'm
80 Ero3ent aeltiegen, aber incline
4oblenreGnuIg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
GlcGcnIpiclcrskcnscrt
int ~1llMiidbcitn
gie aOnisIih SDaGnSiidc 1lOfrn'
ipislertrnppe tritt am "a. Sa.
mar ami.

@aditen Mittmo1 obeno, ben "a.
Sanuar, gibt cs I'M Wtuiifbeim cir
Son5ert eailS eieener Art, gegeben
BON Sen bcriibmten aoniglih SOL.
lanOilden @lodenipiclern, Die iid
aeaenp1rtig ouf elmer 8eiie ourdl
Amerifa in Omaha nltfDalten. Us
banOeIt li1 nm Die 6nnilie Oes be.
riibmten SoaGnoer, 4rof. 8. s.
@roumer nnO ieiner talcntierter
Gamilie, Die in gang europa bcfannt
ItnO, Dor Guiier ui0 a0nigen geipielt
baben uto jest nlf elmer Geiic I'm
Die 8elt iino. Gas folgerOe PRO
grarim miro altsgefiibrt:
Some Glpeet Some, Solo bon
8roF, 9routper.
1uett bon Erof. groulDer ulo
5roli.
SGgerlie0 aus Dem 6reiidiiB, 90.
10 bon Grof. 9rouper.
Scr 8roht5iig, bon Wiorldrtle,
Sobn, &eter uno SbeoOore.
Guett bon Sobn uno 8rofciior
grouiper.
Srio bon Morinme, Sobn It0
8rof. 9rouDer.
9ionoioIo, BON 4rof. 8rouiper.
Multfuliider aompf bon Sohu
uno 8rof. 8rouiDer.
Srio ppn SdDeiaer, uno &uf.
gloden iHi0 Blanc. (1aariunna,
SObn unO 8rof. 81.
Salutiercn Der b~oll1rOiiflen url0
alHeritoniiden 5lngge. "a ger.
ioiien.)
3Dmbal.S nrfeniolo bon Sobn
8roulper.
Srcarino-S Colo BON Dem fleiren
Grof 8roluucr.
Single @lofenouett bon Sobn ur0
Sobn.
@eter Senrp bon Marianne, Sobn,
Sbeo0or un0 8rof. 8roltiuer.
9aB Bonnie, Colo ben 8rofeior
9routuer.
Gdttle Bones aontcit, Marianne.
Sobn, 8eter un0 Gbeo0ore.
&rio BON W2nrianne, Soba ufO
8rof. 8rouaper.
@aiiifaliiher aampf bon Sobn.
Gbeooor mo 4rof 9rouiper.
SolD 8obs bon Sobn Setter ulo
Sbeo0or.
slnnie 2oitrie bon Marianne,
Sobn, Sbeooor mo 9roieiior
8roulper.
aulO Gang 5Dne, BON obigen
amcrica. Glofen, 9erianatIu,iQ
unO 5logeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
dar $500 Warfoten bridIagna6mt

81 0emicIben Noiinb IN meldenl
lie Mittiuof obenO fiir $1,000 glar-
fnten beldloanahmtcn, f~oniis5ierter
8%onuerstag naamittns Die Wcbflnti
pofiSilten Cunningham nHo Sutton
tofain 1ln0 ahOerc dbnIide Grogcu
mi Berfe bon $500. Tie 9eamter
botten ben eor5eu Gag an Der Snu.
er geGegeu, bis ie cn0lih belobni
mHroen, mo ihnen bier Yfanner ii
Die 91n0e IieIea, DeEde Die Groeeg
bel fim hatten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
apnlmt frei luea.

6errn 4dta1fer, 0er Dor fur.
setlt Wlerriam 8. 2ud1 ols OCT.
ielbe NIT ieiner bon ibm getrenni
l~eben0en 6rau Streit nnfiitg, oilrdJ
cine auge( f6tlih nerlett hattie.
ioooB iener all ndfiten Ioge itnrb,
lit pont goli3eiridJter 5iegeralo IN
Irei9eit geiebt poroen, 0a rad 0es
Hidlters 0teini1lg niht genilgelG
gefpeiie iflr Ic!ne gerurteilnng Dor.
lieget.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Wir iuDQen Sic

NIT uns baben auf unlerer nd6iteu
erfurHonsfobrt nod 0em Gale oes
3rinitD 5Iuiies I'M 0itli1en Gerns,
Die an 6. Jebruor BON Smnha ab-
aeht. 9ort fomm mir SBnen 2onl
Fit $4,000 per g[der berfaufen,
0os Dem beIten 6ormlano III Somo
o0er Nebrasta in Grtrngsfnbigfe'l
qEeidFtebt. @ir tonnen Sbnen ma.
hirIiA niht Oas 2ano CUR Inter.
iudatng hernuf bringen bod
fanunt NIT ms nno mir tDeroen e.
ssbnen bereitmiaigit 5eigen. Iud
reihIiher Megenfna un0 gutcs &c.
1,rn0es SEn1d- &ontntt Ielbft ODER
ihreibt fir unier freies Bud.
U.s.. g. Granf,
a0t Gebile 9Iod. Smobn. 9eebr.
-2-19-17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
qnffrrfranshen.

3as aoffeefrdn8den Bot In ieiner
lctten geriammIung bic folgen0en
geantteu erDahIt 9~raii0entiri 6rnil
5obbie Rlhar0 8i5eprad0eutin uno
5cfretdrif, 5rau emma Rice;
SdabmeHtcriB Jrau Margarete
Gagel. Gie nadIte 8eriainmlung
iin0ct an /. 8e5risar im Seim Der
6rau emma Rice ftatt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
SrAmcnitimfl1rctts
Nntrao Dor Sem Senat.

@oibington. 80. Son. Ger
8ltn0esieHotor Ser goin0erter
reidte beute einen antraq auf al
nen 3itins 3iir Gonftitution elm, bet
Den 6rauelt 1timntreht aeluabrt.
Der ailtrag Ialltet, Dab 0ienlon0
tpegen ieiner Adiie feines @eihled
tes ooer ieitler Garbe bonn Stinis
men abgeboIten mer0en ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

Ger nnter bieiigen 9eutihen Ielr
befannte @err 4nglit 9ollmaiia,
meEdcr ON @eibHodfsfaae iid onrdl
eineH Stsir5 auf BEN Gle cine Ser.
lebu1ia 5uge5oecH hafie, bic inIoL9r
3utritts. ron 8Iuipergiftiailg iebr
e%ruifbaiter 4dfllr mur0e 1T erireiI.
lid4 Aciie mieoer ionea heraeifcaf.
0nb er lsidte 4Tbeiten oerridtrII
fnlllt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
Der yOritano.

3mei 9renbenprin5en beiIn Sic.
gerforps. Ger llateridieO 5i0iiheil
ben eeutifen &rin5cr uno ben Dol.
lar. Erin5en SIC eriteren fno 6lie.
ger, Die letferen SnftifHIie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
GaO.Cma6a
Qentider hemutratilder Qlnb.

Der 9eutIde oemofrdtiide Stub
bon Siio-0mabo baIt n6djiten Solin.
tag nahmittag lin 3 Her in Dem 60
fal go. 4914 @. "a. Ctr. ieiHe id6rs
Idle @eneraIDeriommlung unO 9e.
amtenipabl al. iDc3u nle Mitglie0er
e;,seeLn0au Yin0.
Der yOritaHO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

1878. Md0drn 9rinseb aleio.
NIT ODER obne GiHiab. 5dnittmu-
tier III A DroBen. 6. s. 10 mo IL
Sabre. 3A garo 44-5aa. Mate.
rails fiir 6 Sabre berotigt. 9reis
10 Gents.
1868. Ma0dens9 oiamns in a.
nem Gid. gdniihuuifcr in 5 @ro
ben: 6, 8, 10, Il mo IA Sabre.
334 garo 365oll. MateriaIs fir
10 Sobrc @roBc beftotiet. 8reis
10 Gents.
. ILL.,
1911 VturWiNftNNtg HsF AttANt
BLUE. Sdnittmniter IN @roben:
a, 6. s uno 20 Sabre. rs g0ro
27.50a. Materials fIr 6 Sabre
@robc bcnoiist. 2il garO fir In.
ter6lnie. @rcis 10 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
KlaHifisicrtc Nnseiecn.

gerlanat. Surgcs MaOden,
i'm I'M SaisboIt al helfen. Sem
5duInla0den. Sci. GoIfor 1858.
-ts22-t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

Snitrumente int @e6raitd):
Sdmei5er, getuohnlidje mo Huf
qlofcn Gccariito, Sarie 4iallo uliO
Crgcl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

1876. 3amenflei0. Sfnittmir-
tier III 6 @roBen: a. &C. 3s. 40, ~
nnO IA 8oa gatenrpeite. 8 garO
i4.50I MoriaIs fir 38 3oa @roBe
bcn0tiqt. Ger Sod lit an untereH
Groc ungefdbr 8 garO. @rels 10
Gents.
1919. Gomenbluie. Shniftmu.
tier III 6 @r0ben. 80, 81, SO, 3s.
40 uno - Boil Bititenipeite. 33l
Daro 36.5oa. Wiaterials fir 3S Sol
WroBe benotigt. @reis 10 Gents.
WITTI7 UulTitIIIou- SuNullltAllct
In 6 @roEen: 20, %, "a. 26, %
nn0 30 3oa 9oiacnweitc. as garo
44.5ol. materials mir 26 3oll t5robe
ben0tiat. 9reis Zoe.
1861. @idOhenfleio. Shnitfnm,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19
s ss;''
9as 9eRt in gaHseSiHe.
W1finee fdeIi9 2.f5. gDeHSs

Spbhie 9hdtr
MiHiams & 8olius, arensa 5opIer. Craig
Edasp6eu, sgieYniloer RIOS. esice enn6on 1on
& g. 1ran GariHea. Srpbennr 1rabeI
zsecifn.
xreife = Iiasinee3: Heiie Site 2oc, ausde,
1eFane1 Samstng rno Coming. @alerie 10c.
Hben6ss 10. %. 50 nuo 75c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-19

lter III / Broben: 4, 6, s, uno tG
SATIRE. AZ 9ar0 36s5oa. gllta.
rials fir Doppelten gfod ooer 31a,
gar0 fir einfaden Nod fir s Sabre
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company, TIE national council Of defense
be requested to take over the street car
system and operate it during the period
of the war. .
Immediately following the passage OF
the resolution, Alderman Bastis played
his next card directed against the Mime
sofa Public Safety commission. He
sought to introduce an ordinance re-
pealing the ordinance which closed
saloons at 10 p. m. He wanted the
ordinance passed in accordance with the
commission Order No. Z repealed. On
objection, it was laid over until the next
meeting.
One more matter, introduced by Al
derman Bastis, obtained unanimous APP
proval of the crowd. A resolution rails
ing the pay Of every member Of the
police force, including the superintendent
OF police and the secretary to the mayor
$40 a month was introduced. It was
passed without dissenting vote. Alder.
man Kean explained that it would in.
crease the already big deficit in the de
partment. He said he was for it, how.
ever.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-12-05
SLEEPY EYE REJOIcES OVER
OPENING OF THE BIG MILL

Sleepy Eye is happy in the prospect
of the Immediate opening Of the big
FIGURING mill which has been shut
down for SO many months. The pro-
motors Of the business promise to have
the wheels turning by the 18th of this
month and expect to run big a force.
The new mill people are from Kansas
where they have been engaged in the
milling business for many years. G.
W.. Marillet will be manager, and
Richard Schwartz assistant. The
chemist and the head miller are from
Kansas but it is expected to draw most
of the working force from local sources.
At the present time the Offices are
located on the second floor Of the Berk-
ner building The plan is to build
modern Offices a little later. The new
corners are looking for homes 80 that
their families may Immediately remove
from Kansas to Minnesota.
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POULTRY MEN WILL ORGANIZE.

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For the purpose Of joining TIE
Brown County Poultry Association which
was recently organized at Sleepy Eye,
the poultry breeders Of this city will
meet at Vedder's Barber Shop, to-day
Wednesday, at z: 80 P. M. Not until
very recently did chicken fanciers
of the county get wise to the fact that
County Poultry Associations were given
financial support by the State for
the purpose of furthering poultry shows.
This law was enacted in 1915. Here
tofore the poultry shows have been
staged and financed by few enthusiasts
who have spent time and money for
something in which the general public
is interested and for which the public
should bear ractically the whole ex-
pense. Under the act in force the
annual premiums paid the exhibitors
at these poultry shows shall be reim-
bursed to the Association but such
sum shall in no case exceed $500.
The first annual poultry show will
be held at Sleepy Eye, January IS,
49,, 20 and 81. Altho not definitely
decided it is now expected to have
the poultry show at the cid Smalley
hotel. The officers of the new ASS
ociation are: p. A. Berkner, President,
Thomas Mason, Vice president, and
Henry Leitschuh, secretary and Treas
urer. Joseph Karl Of New Ulm will
see to it that there will be sufficient
number Of exhibits from this city.
It is the intention Of the Poultry As
scciation to alternate the show between
the cities Of New Ulm, Sleepy Eve
and Springfield. Sleepy Eye will have
the first one and at that tine it will
be decided when and where to have
the next one.
All those who are interested in pc
ultry breeding should be sure to attend
the meeting to be held tonight at
Henry Vedder's Barber Shop.
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CLUB WILL 0PPOS
CITY HA II LOCA TON
VOTE UNANIMOUSLY AGAINST
BUILDING IN CENTER OF
.5 BLOCK.
COMMITTEES NAMED BY NEW
PRESIDENT FOR COMING
YEAR.

Chas. "A. Stolz, the newly elected
President of the Commercial Club, pre-
sided for the first time at the regular
meeting Of the Club, held at the Club
rooms Monday evening. Mr.Stolz made
a brief address which was quite to the
point. He thanked the members for the
honor that they had conferred upon
him and the confidence reposed in him
by electing him to the highest position
in the Club and said he hoped with the
assistance of the members that he would
make good and not prove a disappoint-
ment. He took occasion to compliment
the retiring president, G. A. Ottomeyer,
for turning over to him an organization
which was in the best running order
thus making his task so much easier.
He thought however, that because Of
the up-to-the minute activities Of the
former president he might find him a
very hard man to follow, but he would
endeavor to do his best. He referred
to the splendid work done by the Com
mercial Club in the past year and gave
special praise to the work done by the
legislative committee. He also COM
mented- on the fact that there is great
deal more work to be done in the matter
Of building up New Ulm, and he felt
that the Commercial Club was destined
to be one Of the great factors in inn
proving conditions here. $3.50
Practically only one subject Of inn
portance came up for discussion at the
meeting Monday; that was the question
Of the City Hall which is to be erected
next year. Il appeared, from the
minutes Of the directors meeting, held
short time ago, that scornnlii eon-
sisting Of F. w. Johnson Chas. Vogtel
and j. "A. Ochs had been appointed to
go before the City Council and protest
against the present site. Mr.. Ottomeyer
was the one who set the ball rolling
Monday evening and stated very en-
phatically that the Commercial Club
should go on record against the erection
of the City Hall on the present site.
Mr.. Liesch stated that in his opinion
the matter was all settled; that the
Citizens Committee had threshed out
the proposition quite completely, and
that it would be almost an mpossibility
to change the attitude Of the City Coun-
Gil. He said that he had discussed the
matter very fully with some Of the
members and that he was told that the
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all that he could to prevent the United
States sending soldiers to Europe un-
less the soldiers would volunteer to go
and further criticized the war as un-
worthy Of popular support The find
ings continue:
Several other speakers at the same
meeting and within the hearing of
5Pfaender and with his apparent approval
made statements criticizing the war
and the legislation in connection with it;
also made statements to the effect that
the war was a war carried on for the
benefit of Wall street and the money
interests; that the draft law was UNI
constitutional and undemocratic and
that all good Americans should resist the
sending Of American soldiers to Europe
Governor Burnquist ordered reinstate-
ment Of Auditor Vogel because Of the
patriotic offer Of the auditor to serve in
the war and the lack OF evidence tending
to show any intentional act Of disloyalty
on his part. Vogel has been auditor of
Brown county 20 years and for so years
was member of the national guard,
winning promotions from drummer boy
thru the ranks to the position of assistant
adjutant general of a brigade and captain
and having served in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. Altho he led the parade pre-
ceding the New Ulm meeting he did so
without knowledge Of the real situation
and took no part in the meeting.