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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
SuoIt0atefl bet Scr
5iebung ~beoiinitiot?

MdibtugtDn, Is. Snli. - Gas
Weridt, mono6 Is in Der 3iebun9s.
froge nidt ear8 geredt 8ttgebe. Nun.
0e sllerlt int @iipertotte. BALD abcr
gang lalit beiprpAen uno 8par, aG8
nut BITE Gtnatsquoten Die &e0e fam.
Mlaa bei6ulnigt Die 9rofoB.Gff +
Der gegiinitiguag Der iti0lihen Sc.
mnfraten III 8eftimmutg Der Quota.
Genntor 8ranoegee bon Connect.
CIT ioluip berihie0ene iei1er aollegen
ais BEN genr0itanten bebaupten, DaB
Der eegeniDartige 2oiuugspIan bic
Nor0Itaaten 5iUingt, einen 8u groBan
GeiL Der Gruppen 8a Itellen, ndB.
rerlo Die Sii0taatea better abihnets
0eSt.
ct iii gega 0ie 8efreinng 6ren.
Der nor Der 3iehung BET 8errdnung
Der 8eb0lferuag. 5remoe iifro lit Die
8eD0Herltlg eingeidloiiell. 2ie8,
iagte 1t, nlir0e IN ntaTtden Staatet
Gniuierigfaiten ertpeden, NORM lint
Nge0, 2o0ge uno 4}cgltmber 81.
ltlnlutgl.
Sod elmer biteren Gritit Der go.
nntfetl mai9a bic 3iebungsmniar le
Ieiteil, nabm Der Genet cine bon
8r1u0ega berfaBte GeioIlttion an,
NORM Der 6onDeIsiefretar eriIdt
Deroen ion, bic offi8ianen 5dasnn.
gen Dor3uiegegL auf melde 0ie Sic
bltng baIieren miro.
Sn einigen rl0roIiden Staotal,
iagte Der Gelator BON Connecticut.
betrug DIE 6rau0ea5abI etpd 20
9ro5elet. TIT Siioen tQlim / 8ro3ent.
ST. 8abrften IN gletu Britain, Conn,
Iaate ct, bcffa0en ftd $500 8ilrger
ltfl0 $500 6rei10e. Gie 3ie1itng
altota Dor 0iaier StQ0t naroe 1000
betra9en, miro aber MIR BON Den
$500 Gingeborenea ~geHontuen.
Genator 4oiHerane iogte 0aB III
GIeneldn0 Die Sdasing itd ouf T..
$4,000 @erloien belief nd9rero in
&irflidfeit ntdt mebr oena 800.
600 Tih bort befiroen. 4fron ipur.
ben 338, 600 8ltgeidrieben, nd5rerlo
Der 3enfug bon 1910 nur $4,000
angibt. Canton fDltr0e init 177,000
augefa1rt, pdhrein0 bic 9anbets.
fanlttler bic 9eb0lterung anf 5000
GeeIen 6abt.
Gatatnr 2o6ge iagte io6nnn, 6aB
Dieie 3a9ien ben 9etpeis lieferu, odB
DC 5ddsungen Der nor0lifen 5tdo-
te ugepao0e0@ tultr0en.
Sn bieier @eiie bieIten Die 9ebdt-
ten l1rtgere Belt an, cine fidt6are
Mefltltatg at er5ielen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
|6cctb0ls u. Dcitiltan
irnincr nod Mnelits!
5eute nudmittGs iOa es Sudden ben
Aufdtea beiher 5Hr GHt'
ideiOAas tummeu.

@nibin9ton is. Suli. Gie
Streitiqtetten 5niiden @enerdlmalgr
@oetbals un6 @oriiser 3enmdn ron
Ser 8unOesIdiffsbebor0e baben Elm
tritiides Stdoi1tm erreidt. a}1h.
Dem iid Der leetere nit Der 5peite1
Suformotion @oetbals' ilber bds BON
ibm beaoiidtigte ShiffsbaApros
gramm unbeirieoigt erfldrt bat, bat
lencr All Oieien ein 0ritteS griuncR
i'm geuallrere S%niormatiou geitellt,
nit Der 6oroerlutg, ibn oieIeIbe bor
bier ltbr 5ufommer gu Iaiien, iueltn
bic Sdiffsbeboroe in Situng trlit.
JQaS @oetbals glntport pieoer
nitt 3uirigoaniteaalo ausfallen
ooer 6erielbe 5l Der Sieung, 5i Der
i'm 3enHlatt eingela0en bot, nIdlt
erideiuen iolte, mag Der General.
major o~ufgeioroert mer0erb feline Aes
Iiguation eil5ureiden. Die Jreuaoe
pom @oetDals mer0eu ie0om 8uerit
al ben 8raii0enten appelteren.
Gle Sauptoifferen5en 8piiden
0enulan uttO @oetbaIs, lin 0te itfl
allies orebt, lit bic @eigerlmg bes
lebteren, bic beioen Aeaigruag5.
Sdiffsbaubofe auf gepahtetea
@run0naden at errimten. glad benz
@eIcte ipitr6en ielbIt bic 5tapel uiip.
an oie Gtgautiimer Der @rln0itlde
3u%riidfaaet.
Gin 8peiter @}ein1tngsputarIdie6
Iiegt BARN. 0oB @oetlols Bel Der
Requirieruag Der I'M 8au befiu0li
den StabI0ampfer bic fiir Gngtouo
beItimmten Gampfer ausIAliebal
mill, pdbreno Genutau ale 3autpicr
reqliriert haben mill.
8ie berloutct. LGBt GoctboI5 Bic
berIongta Snforuation o~tisorbeitcn
mo miro Der bepti8eH 5ibung bel,
mo9Hen, Die auBerit le54aft 8a mcr
ben baripridt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
cine nnene her Weinnhhfit. .ad

Cine ameIle Der Weinnbbeit. sd
boIte es fir meme 9flidt1 ihretbt
Srnu ". Bass, 1919 Mttstegatl
abe., Chicago Sa., sSbnen NIT.
SuteiIen, oaB Gorni's AlpenfrGlter
fir mid eine pirtlite GueIle Der
@eInn0beit eetuoroen iit. Sd fam
Ioeer. baB i'd lett boIlitdnoig &c.
inro bin. SD ueroe oieies number
bare Seilmittel itets Ioben, urtb
rie bereeIien, es onberen 2etoen.
ben 3ll e%mpfebIen. Eonienoe ba.
ben @efnnbbeit unn Strait In bic
fem alien arGl,terbeiGmitteI eeFun.
ben. gs mirS nift oiirh apotbe-
fer berfuuft, ionoern bon 2ofalagrlt.
ten geIiefert bic ernaunt ftno bon
BEN SeriteIlertL Or, 9eter Jabruep
& Cons Co., Chicago. 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
Ednhbiebe einafIpft.

9. y. Collins unb Charles &c.
GuIlom BON Council Bluffs tunrocn
in elmer 4fau0Ieibe berbaftet, oIs fie
od)t @aar tpertbplle Gdnbe su Der.
faufeu iudten. Gle fparen AM Z.
SitIt lit ben @iiterbnbnbof Der
Iort6neitern 9abn in Council
Bluffs einaebro9en nno bdtten 36
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
Yen @erIebuuoen erIeoen.

3er 18iabrige Charles Ai5or. EN-
30gIing Ser Sn0utrieiduIe IN Scar.
men, Ser fd Dor mebreren Engen 0a-
ielbTt beiin Saudm I'M SdiDimm-
balm, ais er nit Dem 4opf auf ben
grln0 itieB. e~rnitbofte 8eriesunGea
.5lsoa. lit oenielben i'm qietbo0iltea-
&oipitaI erlegeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
rin0bon inel0et
anhcIt0runosn:

2fabon Is. SuIi.-Sier 1T es
mfeoeriisn BIZ groBen MubeitDrungen
affoutnieli. gie Mubefterer bdtten
inter Nn0erem 9oulben 0uf Den
5Aieaen Der GtraBenbahnea plas
5ieff. bic e1pEooierten un0 cine
8iElsae 9erIpnelf n~erlDun0gtgn. 4n
0enan Gfenen farn Is ia re-
sfIredtgi StrdbellEaupfeH SpildeH
DC 8aIisei nnb 0em llu5ufrieoenen.
Mis- elmer aasi5en MeEbe an0ercr
t6Dte III 0dglae mglnM HsAet5r.
4s4en aelHel9et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
Edissicr 1llic1aelis
cntldbt D~iplcmatcm!
6at NIT hipGumatiih 8ertrefern IN
Wurme9en ~aHfserGHmt, mn bic
0prtlge @timmnng an beber.

MmIteroam, t8. SuIi. Meihs
farsier @tdaelis bat bic oeutid,en
oiplornotiifeu @ertreter III Gbriitiu.
nia, Der Sanptitaot Rorpcgens. su.
r~ldbgruiaa un0 fie berabiGie0d.
Gffenbar geihob bieies, Inn eesct
bic oortioe oeltihfeinolihe Slim.
uuno anBltfarnpien, melhe 0ura bic
hufdbigteit bes oeutihen @eianntcn,
Baron b. Reltmfelo, 8laB gegriffal
bette.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
6e9ierMne erweitegt
eie OepcidensenIuF!

MaIbingfon. is. Sttli. Gas
Observation-Disclosures bat bic 8eliur
na aIIe aabel0epeiden, bic bon gen
wor ullb nn0eren Glnften an st.
Iaf6en Ssean abgeididt tuer0en,
nsppifert Se0e nnd europa OBJ
geate aabeI0ebelde miro bon left
d ROM 8enior auf i9rer SnbaIt &C.
tEltft tpgr0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
grid,t he ainubafe.

Gas automobiI bon Z. 6eltD,
1903 aoro 81. StraBe, itberidlgs
iid geitern infolge 6es 9lnsens eE.
mes @nnmiretfens, nobel JeLtp Il.
ien 9rAA Der Aimbade Saoontrag.
Ger llniaI efeignete Iia Ode Is.
agio Crate Strabe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19

Sin GoiDat Oer bieiioen Mliliden,
iocIder Der geihreibnHo oas uettii.
3ebnidbrigen Status Coates abneIte,
Der nhbe aort Eerns an einent
gtd0den eilen 2uimloro begangen
hnben lon, un0 0esiuegen iinter Dem
furhtbaren @erOatt berhaftet NOR.
ben mar, lit aus Ser Sat- entIaiien
iporocn, nodloem ocr pirtlih Mfor-
Der in Nortlano, Orc, ergriifel
iuor0en lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
Fnrt Grnnf er6aLt Gnrniipn.

Iort Groof Dir0 luabren6 0es 9ries
geg cine @artiion bon 1000 bis
10000 Goloaten erhalter, bic Da.
ielbft dusgebil6et mer6an, pie Der
5efretdr 6es 8uu6esienator8 5itds
cod qeiteru per Gelegrdlrm Dem
Commercial Club mitteilte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
StreityrpseF ge6t an nntere SHitan5
surTf.

9ltn6esridter 8oo6rough bat Sen
Streif. einbolts San aitf gerali.
.laflunq ser bei0erieitigen 4npalte
.an Sic Staatsaeridte 5uritdgeiuie.
ZEN. neil Scr San nidt in ieiH Die.
tort geb0rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
3nin 28. gyIaIe SHUTTER.

Chino, Gal, is. Sult. Jrap
9aul aguiIar, pelde 38 Sabre Der.
beiratet 1T, miroe beite bon i6rem
%. ain6e. einem Sobne, entbunoer.
Gle glldlihe @tutter lit So SABRE
nIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
RMHcn tucrcen
icptuer gcistloecn!
gabern nnS aruatsa entriiea i6aeu
nidIt MIR ons geiupnnene @e.
l6aSs, IonOern trieben lie
luelter snriif.

Berlin. fiber 2on0on, Is. Suli.-
Sos arieasamt meI0ete teute nod
mittag it6er greigniiie an Der 9it.
trout s9aberiIGe un0 troatiiae Dc
g%iulenter eritiirntten bereint Die 0it,
lid hon gtopicn aeleqeneu @ohen.
Sic @uiien perteioigteu lire SteI.
lunqen olfs &drtnddiaitc, mllBten
aber idlieBli6 Ser Gapferfeit Der
angreifer mei1en. gtIe fein0lider
8eganangriffe fabrten 8u uitts.
auA an on0eren &llnften Der 2om-
Mica 9inie tuur6en Die Gtiien 5u-
riidgctrieben,
Ipn Der @etfront.
Son Ser @ctfront mtro offi5ien
qemel6et: ,9tah Idngereln, ua9e.
im5bnlid beftiqem 6eifiiefeiter griff
Bic fran36fiife Suforterie Stalln.
Iqen, 0ie mir Dem Gein0e firr8Iid In
Ser g2dbe bes @laIancourt @ebol8es
(8erhun Gront) entriiieu botten, an
Iun0 Iabten Iid ot etnem 4tntte feit.
Bit bei0en geiten beg Mfalancourt
2an0peges uno an on0eren 4Sunftet
0ieier RautpfIt1tte nur0eu ale Qn'
griffe Der 6~ran3oien iiegreia obge-
fHlager. Gin nodmaliger ST. 'pa-
ter abenoihtnbe erfoIgtar fein0Liher
anQriff brdh urter 1tnIerem berittd
tenoen 6eter 8%uiammen.@
GuIcn aniitieren aber 6iebe,
Gatroara6, is. Sill. - Gas
arieqsant beriftate beute, 0nB OH
Ser qaIi5iiden 8rout mieoer fdnere
.adrnpfe toben. Ger 6ein0 bat Die
RAfien bei 9Sobica gum 8itdaug &c.
siptngen. Gloli6 BON 9tobico, beiBt
.es in Dem gcridt, bot Der 6eiuo
cine gnb6be beiebt uuo feline Bat
terien beItreidcn BON bort aus III.
iere SteIlungen. Sir baben uuiere
Eruppen Iongiam Bis nod 8ere.
Fenita 8urldge8oger. Ger Getno
gretft inner nie0er ar.
General 6nigs gerift.
2ouoon, is. SnIi.-@eneral 6oig
nlel0et, 0aB oitLiA bon Mlontg Ie
grelr leb9ofte Shdrmabel itatt-
qefun0en haben, nobel Ole Geutiden
Ben aiir8eren 3ogen. 9tebrere oerieE.
ben qerieten in Gefangenldaft 3n
Ser R1be bon 8ieItia muroen icin0-
li6e 4ngriffe abseidlageu.
Neridt Der 1tniteb greF.
Die 5r1tppen oer 8ettti6en mo
6eran Gerbinbeten baben offetbor
Die Gffenitpe Der auiieu nidJt MIR
gum Soften gebratt fon6ern bic.
ielben aud nod 5uritteeidIngen.
3ieies gift beionbers hon Dem aom-
mnnoo 6es Generals aorniloff, Der
bonn 5tioen 1rs einea 8oritoB otf
2emberg utodte. Qus BEN beuti-
gen offi3ieaen ruiiihen 8eridt er.
qibt Iif, oab iid bic Hufien BEL
Dem Gorfe 9tobica, 0ds tie bereits
in Sanoen hotten, 8rtriifgesogen bo.
ben. Ger gerliner geriht beitdtiat
6ieies, figt nber rod bin8u, bob
Die allIieu aud an dnoeren 4SlrfteH
ibrer 2omniea Stelung neIhen
nuBten.
Sic Gron5ofen beridten haB iie
an Der gerouu 5ront Dos linen an
Montag entriiiene geLdnoe 8triid-
erobert bo6en nabrenb Die Gent
Ifen ibnen MIR geringe GeiGerfolge
3ngeTteben. General 9aig meI0et
!aber mebrere lleberfdile an Der BEL
Igiiden Gront.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19
Ndtune, Singer!

qlae aftibe 0es Gmobo @ltfif
bereins inib oringeuo eriutt fid gu
Ser orn GonHerstoq obeno itnttiiu
6en6en Qrobe ein8ufinben. Qufl poT.
iibe @itgIie0er iiH0 9er5lid mill
foutmen.
n. s. 5trebtom, Qrdi.
8re6 Cater, Setr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-19

Ole Staliener tpcigern fif, ben
Morner gocdi nod gtep gorf aus
3nIiefern. Sea. idIieBIih fam man
linen ben Mann s6nnen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

bv virtue - fho aufhorif vested
in me under the general Election i.1N
~ TO- state ~ Texas srd ~ ne Char
Ter ~ fhe CRY 81 c0r,us CHRISTI
granted bY Afi ~ fhr Legislature 70
said state O. Hcf Miif Ntfur ~
Haid city 81 cpfpuH ChfI-u taf''i
Eiye notiro fp ail whom b. mH rDnfcrn
that 80 general fitffiln will ur nrld DOB
Hnd ~ ihs said rlfr ri corpus thiis.
% 500 Arru 1rd. a g. ifi7 81 btina
thr rrt Tuesday m tiiU Wnrih fHr
fhu election Ht large ~ mHt or naI
four commissioner fnf rad NiiI i
corpus christi. who shan hniI hslr
ufficrs fur two years or untA their
Hurcesaora arc elected ani qualified
said election rnal br ar.l .u iur siH
victims precincts ~ fnid titY. ns d'.
lurl hY an ordinance ~ ffld Dlij -
t"fpur Christi. or ihr follow ing places
i"-w it A. tho County Cournouse in
Precinct $50. D. 80 which ail qualified
Electors ~ Ola Cltf word $50 shau
Fai' Hi thr CITY iflN aud Fire station
in ff'ginrt 80. 3 or which 90 quFil
f'd electors ~ oid cIfy ward Nn .
shall vote. ~ Masonic llau lu IRE
olur' Nn Q ~ which Ii uuaHned rlrc
TOTO NJ uid Clfy Waul $50 snaH vote
af Grlud'a iisu in Pre- Inrf So 90
nlirh 800 qualified electors % Oll CIV
Word $50 shall ,afe. s1 nofnon.s
stable boo Precinct Nn g. 100 pnIDh 800
umifi'd tlrrtcfs ~ uiI cuts Wui Nn
shall vote 4ud at aItfHH Store H
lrrrInff SEQ q 80 which 900 qualified
'i'ctDn ~ uii poo ..n.f .htn V,f,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

rOR REST Nicely furnished rooms
and apartments. Lane Flats. 1.ssiio
cotilry Prop. isD
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

Arrives
PROM houston aud North Nam
NWw iiouStnn aud North stfat, b,
trtm proW usviile and South % .ts.m
fnm nroWnsvllc and south is so pn,
tcaNrs
rur Hubstop and North h.fa.r
for hcns'on and North ln IL ~,
nor brownsville AND south sfaa an
Fof brownsville aud Stuth tss p ~,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

WANTED ANY Kind ~ carpenter
uorh rrpaf Work or psiHiinT. Aisp
fhalfa wired. canfd and repaired ~
~ g. Kelly caller los
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

AfffNNf
Nu From SAN Nntonio Bnutn
NJ p fton san Antonio 3npm
leaves
40 fw san Nntnnln 1900 a ui
\" tor Sau Nntonio iot, r.m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

lfurrriora ~ faomins hHfs rr
''tr rtnnrs trd oihers wishine @.
uic NormN students VIII please write
y Shuhmtun iioN Coleman tNrru.
-iafius pf,tr faf raum nud 'e1td fI
hntid without reum frr fooms Nlibnui
mnff Hud price uf W,rNlv wrli uci
fiH fuum restaurants a arse attrnd.
Anrr iT nsprclo.i Rud &c it tnc nurp.a.
of thu committee to ulut complete
u,t uf tN nam's .ihmHt.d ia 300 go.
luhutri fH t'uHH CnIuuin- rtUuf
hrHrdins ncihtlrs A1veti
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

Read tho caller TOR me latest an,
.uusi s-'mulete rcw- - the aav
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23
AUTOS FOR SALE

foH SAtE isie Mo,lcl VALVE .Knjlh,
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cash Phone sS> or addrcss &. q "
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Artomnlsile for sale cheap ana will
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carver NucVvs notcl e5r
FOR SALE Seven passenger Cadillac
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23
Political Announcements.
FOR re ELECTION.
WANTED

WANTED gnd bond TENTS 4nS sizr
D O.. KnsfuffH rFD a, 'itf a1I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23
ClaSSifiedAdS

FOR RENT 1913 Mesquite rooms
for rent furnished SO unfwpishsd
$500. zis
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-18
PROVIDENCE JOURNAL
UNCOVERED TEUTON|C
PLOTS FOR UNCLE SAM
The Story of How Wide Awake News
paper Gathered Evidence
Against Intriguers.

The following is the amazing story
Of how German plots and intrigues
against the American government
were uncovered by the Providence
Journal. Newspaper met guile with
guile and spy with spy, and for al
most three years kept our govern,
ment informed of Teutonic intrigue
adm treachery in this country. The
story Of how this was done is related
by the editor of the Journal.
How the Providence Journal met
guile with guile, and spy with spy, how
1t had its man in Bernstorff's' own
household and it's two wireless stations
listening in" on the German Sayvile
line" to Berlin-how, in fact, this one
New England newspaper for almost
three years kept the United States gov
ernment informed of the German Aus
trian plots in America-has at last been
revealed.
John R. Rathom. in a speech made at
the convention of the Canadian Press
the Editor and Publisher from the Tor
onto Star, weaves a story of plot and
counter-plot as remarkable as any thai
have come from the pen of f. Phillips
Oppenhem. And Mr.. Rathom says that
he has safe full of documents yet un-
used which he will pull out if the situa-
tion ever again requires 1t.
The story bristles with dramatic lit,
tie scenes almost unbelievable in hum
drum America. There is Bernstorff' S
confidential secretary at the last mo-
ment at Halifax revealing himself as an
American. There is the pretty stenog-
rapher who sat on the packing box with
Captain Won Papen and made him write
the evidence of his own guilt.
And through it all runs the trail of
the green blubber" which is Mr.. Rath-
oms word for the strange "air holes" in
German brains which make them over
look the most obvious things. We see
the green blubber' when Van Horne.
the spy, dressed up like workman and
then rode in Pullman. Follows, too,
the incident of the foolish street car
fight that cost Doctor Albert his fa-
nous portfolio of treacherous secrets.
It's a Great Story.
It's a great 9to"v, md greater still in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
WILL NOT BLOCK NEW
FACTORY IN MOLINE


ne NOME 25sIhE d Man llaelaE 2
14s com paA} vii h2l oe opposed ~
-Aa CITY eo0ac5t IN us plans 70 erect
large t9LsttlE plant 1eI"een 5fl--
AEst ana forty-seeoAA streets, near
fl-la avenue
ne sz-oliel7 se7tet1as h1e
lall o@-ofe mem a counter petition.
me 5lshefs 0elhg taose residents lH
me ea2l emu VINO "ou-o MAKE ans"e E
20 olAeF people lFilg In me same
community who sought 70 block cree
ton Of the factory buildings The
SECOND Pe.iLt9h mas renewed the eL-s
eolhlat ol the 4laHlaFY I'LL winch 4
Yes placed with IFS desire 70 ai ii-
austrian expansion IT. aoliHe on me
one mana. ana meeting petition ~
protest from property owners on the
other
The petition Of protest was rejected
Ar the meeting OF the council yes-eF-
day. While the second petition. urging
inc council 10 take no. action winch
Eolta Dioeh lAs efeetloh iAe plant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
CITIZENSHIP is
SOUGHT BY MANY
Eighty One Men Of Foreign Birth BE.
come NaturaIixed gandidates-
Swedish Lead III Num bers-
EXAMINATION Is SET FOR MAY
BLENDERS Of the Class Represent Ten
Only 0ue Representative.

+ Ertv-ona candidates for citizen
snip viii be examined before Judge
O. o Dietz in the MAY hearing iu the
Moline city court IL the last hearing
the class numbered 81 OF the May
candidates. present allegiance is as
follows Sweden. SIS. Belgium. 3t-
Russia. s. Greece. FL ireland Z Italy,
d Denmark. i, Holland. IL France.
81 Norway. g.
Following are the names of the can
didate= aud the countries 10 which
they owed allegiance
Sweden p A. " Carlson. Ivar
Cunt. John O. SundberE, 0Iof Beugts-
son, Swan Peterson. Rudolph T. Peter
son, Ferdinand 3. Uno, Nils Johaus-
son, Kari Il II SWeussen, Emil A.
Augustzou Gust Swanson. Kari IT.
StrOm5erg. r. @ Anderson, War II.
BurEeson, Carl II. Werner. Sander
Nelson, Enufe S Skeppstedt. Andrew
SteeIhammer- Per Gustafs0n. John Az
Anderson. Auders a. Johnson. O.. q. Fl.
Uddarbcrg. Adolf T. Swanson. Fl "
Carlson, Carl " Custafson. Anton Q.
s. RoseuthaI. NicEauor CidI0f. Ernst
u. EIingberg. Leonard Carlson, John
O.. Anderson. Carl ]. f. Engstr0m. Al
bin Dahlstedt Ernst H. Johnson. Hans
IT. Peterson. Otto ". Anderson, An
drew T. g. SamuelsoH. AxeI s. Larson.
Belgium - Affons EauW aI1eEhem.
John Carpenter. Cvriel Carpenter, Cy-
riel SOuuevii}e. Piter Nortfer, Peter
DeTaIIenere. Evs VoIo. Hector Pysson,
Gusraf Lama. Edward Van DePutte.
Cyria] uekeyreI. Triphon FanCleem-
put. Peter DabbeIaare, jules DeCock.
Carel Martens Achfet Lievens. Philip
Rychaart Two Bangers. Desire C0rue-
Ius. Edward auL.auaker Emil Ftass-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
OWNERS ARE
TO HOLD A MEETING

Grocers and retail meat dealers
holding membership in the Business
Mems Association OF Moline. East Mo
line and Silvis. plan 10 get together
next Friday evening. Feb is. for the
nuruoze Of discussing problems Incl
dent to the general advance in the
prices or fo0dstufTs Retail dealers in
meats and groceries feel that the CON
sumner Sd far has been well protected
bv the retailers. and belief IS that
much of the antagonism that has been
held against the retailer has been de-
moved
A meeting Of Che board Of directors
Of the Business Mems association viii
be held next Tuesday evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
ALLIANCE BACKS
WILSONINSPLIT
OFFER MONEY AND THEIR LIVES
Members OF Body Eager 10 Oppose
kaiser-s Troops and Giye Funds %
American Red Gross.

Philadelphia. Pa Feb -Eesolu-
ton endorsing the action OF President
Wilson iu severlng diplomatic rela-
tjons with Germany and pledging its
loyalty to the United states were
adopted by the GeTmau-Americau ma
tioual alliance ct meeting which
continued in session here until early
TODAY 10 was also decided that i'm
case or hosUlities to form regiments
of Geruan-American and TO turn over
to the American Red Cross funds
which the alliance has been collecting
for German relief
Represents 100000.
Dr. Charles ]. Hexamer. the presi-
dent. issued the following statement.
"The German american National
Alliance, representing 5000 600 con
stitueuts. has passed resolution
backing up President Woodrow Will
son FIJI handing passports TO Ambassa-
dor BcrustorH and recalling Ambassa-
dor James W. Gerard from Berlin.
We also have adopted resolutions
pledginE our service to the govern
menr of the United States in case OF
war We viii fight under me com
maud of President Wilson as our com
mauder in chief as loyalty as German
Americans fought under Commander
I'm Chief Abraham Lincoln nthe Civil
war for the preservation of the ma
ticn.
VIII Show Patriotism.
We viii organize German-Americau
regiments and in case OF a call for
volunteers we mean TO show the Amer
lean people with what readiness and
patriotism we will answer a call to
arms for the defense OF the flag and
the country
Funds TO Red Gross.
''In times Of war We viii at once
turn over ali the moneys we have
raised Tor the German Red Cross and
German widows and orphans to the
American Red Cross and for the beDe-
TT OF widows and orphans of our boys
who have 10 give their lives 10 defend
our country against Germany
Have Been Misunderstood.
"Our delegates feel that we have
been greatly misunderstood and I'M
justly criticized during the war. but tf
il comes to 3 war with Germany cur
actions viii not be susceptible to any
further misunderstanding for we viii
back up our American government
with our lives and our means"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
CONTRACTING FIRM
OPENS NEW OFFICE

Axel Carlson & Co. Moline contract
ing firm. has taken part Of Elmer Nor
gan's office suite on the fourth door of
the Peoples bank building recently
vacated hv the Western NausoIeum
company w A. Golden. county pro-
baton officer aud poormaster Of No-
line. has moved to the township Of
fee In the Reliance building