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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Sas SdsrtuftrIlroDr.
Vile ber annOnier i'm iSclor bic Gntfer.
uuHg mint,

Cine Der pidtigitsn 8orbeoingun,
gen fir trfolgrei9e Wirtung artiqe,
riitiider geIdieBung lift bas 9enaul
gitileu Der Gntfernung. Die &ilfs.
upparatc, bersu Der mobsrne adno
nier Ita 3a oieiem 3ipede bebient
6eruheu olf elmer 9eibe einanoer er.
adu3enDer GrftnDungsu unD Gon
itruttiorsn, Wan ging hierbst por
BEN 8runridbe aus: bic 9rDBs eints
G~e8enfan6es, ME mir i'm bura elm
2iuis srblidsn. its6t our nobrsr
Gr6Be bieies @e9enitanoes in osm,
islbsn 8erbdlinis, ME bic grtnu,
.psits Der 9iuie our gntfernung osl
Gbistts.
Quf Gruu0 bisies SaBss unO Del
Sotia6e, baB uuiere bstoen 4uga
infOIge ibrtr Qnorbnung ns6en bel
frOntaitn gu56ebnurg aud cine 3ie
f,npirtur9 gsitnttsn, entitano bal
5elsiterebffop BON 6slmbolB. BE
OisIsm lparen is 3ipst SpitgsI, bic &c
gen bic BIidrihtung I'M As @rat
bsritBt pnren, parallel 8ueinnnbei
gefteat. 60 pnrbe gum triten MnIi
bic acknowledging tiiuitIid er.
bo6t. Der Ginbau RON 3fpti tsrrsitri'
i6eu GsrnroEren In ben Song 0a
2t6titrnblen itsigsrte oann nod bie'
les pInitii6s Ssbsn. qbbe per6el,
isrts Das 5pitem. inoem er bic GPisl
gel our6 qrismsn trIebte. Jn6sn
man bann bic bsioen JernrohrbdIf,
len mittinonoer bur9 Gin bspsglt
DIES S6drnier perbnnb, mar nag Dor
Dem aanonitr i'm GeIbe beniBtI
S6erenftrHrobr our GntFernungs'
mshung gtgtbsn. es IdBt bic &c
gtHit3noe Isi6ft ouf groBt Gnt.
fernungm fuliHmartig hintsrei.
nan0sr srideinen, 10 baB man aud
nod ben oeutlih iih abhsbenoer
Rauhpoltsn Der plaBtnom Gsgsn.
ftdnpe bor obsr binttr Dem 3isl BIZ
Gntfsrnang rtsuIisrsn tam.
9ats gi6t Is psrF6isosne qe
brduhlite enif,rnun1smsfu, 81
aid bic e%Btftrnuug als Ssitt sintI
8rsitds %bsltiaunsn. llno omar mad
BEN Sas Sinh BON einsm 8r,:u
tirt Stiie mo ole n~nlitgtubtn @iR.
III b,taunt, 70 1T bns Brsied boa
iOmmm btitimmbor, so lit alfo M,
Hotp,nbig, on Der geo6ndtunaslta
zine Bats d~63uftdtn uno bic bitter
minitl 81 msHsH. bic oit bsiptn @i
itrIinim nod ptm 3isl tiHihIisBm
1uf oitls tinToTs Htiif murine r.
Representatives GHtfuuuus smtHt
| asF61iftn. 0fF bticHofrs ocH Dt
&aiIsgrhau asbEagGt lriro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Or. Ritter pcrtritt
Scmticbe JntcrcWcn!

g8oi1ingiorL Z. Sch. Or. &it-
ter. Der beige @cionotc Der
5htpci5. bot bclttc Don lei1lcr Sic
Qieruug ocn g(uftrog crbaltcn, Oic
@ertretung Der ocutihcn diplomatic
ideu Sutcreiicu in ocn Ger. Staa'
ten 5l iIbcrnchmcn.
Der @eianotc bot iofort oaE
Staotsamt BON bicicr M~littcilung in
aenntni5 geicbt mo bic aOniulr
Scr 5hipci5 in ocn Yer. Staatcr
ougeuicicu, Die @eihdite Der ~
octtiten aoEiuIotc iuI 2onoc 5u
ilbcrnehmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Bieten Oampfcr fir
Pilfskrem5er ait!

Gan Jrarci5co, Gal, I. 6eb. =
Die 8reat 9}ort9ern Baciiic 5team.
i6ip 50. 5at ibre beioen Compiler
n~gtortbern Bacifica iraO v@reat
Gort6ern~ Ser Regierltng 5ur 8eru.
sung dig S~ilfsfren3er int Sale efnes
arieqes nit 8elttiflnno ~angeboten
uie beute ans Ct. Bout bier5er te.
Iearapbiid beriftet mur0e.
Die beioen Gumpfer geboreu 81
ben beiten 5abr3eu9en I'M po5ifiider
O5eanOienit uuo iino fir cine I'm
t~uauollng in SiIfsfreu3er cingerif.
tet. Sic iinO crit 3rpct Sabre nlt
uno foIteten jc $3,000,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
pcrnaner 9lcid1faas
bcrnnter9cpmkt!

9on0on, Z. Sch. ~ 8as peruani
Idle SegeIidift a2orton4, 1.419
3onnen groB, lit ons lebtc bisber
gemelOete Gpfer 0eutider II 8oote
Ser 5onnengehalt Der lett Dem
i. Ge6rltor bon oeutiden Iuu6boo.
ten berieutten GoInpfern 6etr0gt mss
geiomt etrua 100000 Iomen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
DcriihtsmaBreecln
I'M uianila mnS Colon!

8aibingtolL Z. 6e6. 9a bic
8unoesregierunq 8epeiie ent0ett
Bat OoB bic 8eiaeungen Der III Der
Manila 9ai mie in Colon, 8ona.
ma u~nfcruoen Dcutihen 0anlpfar be.
nbithtiQcn, Oieie Sdifie 81 berien.
fen, nm Den Gin9ang 81 ben so.
fen 81 periperreu, mur0en &oriidts.
maBregelu getroifeu, I'M oerartigC
eaten 5u berbinOern, Dur0e heutC
befannt qegeu. 8isber iin0 ie0od
.bie oeutiden 3onpier nod nidt be.
ihIagna9mt morOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07

8irt Se0eelcD ltrcrgtc gc9erl eire
Soma Girma cine ShaOenerlosflage
oil iucgen zines 8rlids bes redten
geiues, 6en or Iid ongeblidl ourd,
oos gerIdulOen obiaer 6irinu tlige'
soacn bate. auf Der &iidfabrt bon
Ser gerbonolurg In Ges W1oines be-
fano CT iid tm9Iiidliderpeiie m Dem
8ua Der God Sslono, Ser iein 9eti
OerlieB mo ole 9oidung binabItirj.
tc. Gns man i'm ans Ben Grimm
mern b~eraus3og, bntte CT oo8 Iilltt
geiu ge6ro6en. Sctt lirgt or I'M
Ni6olas Gem Soipital mo tell
8crcfnungen an, niebic[ or mob
fir ieinen Iinfeit geiubrud er6altcr
Ioltc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Bernitorff reiit NIT
SrcSerik Sem Adtcn!

Berlin. Z. SEE. G5uufalberidt)
Ger Gompfer 6reOerif Der 9ldtc
miro Den oeutid)en Botihaiter uao.
etma 200 0eittide 8euutteu nud gu
ropo bei0rocrn. CT miro uur cuueu
ifanoinobiiden 5aien dnIauien. Sll
Sailor ober miro er it'd elmer bril-
tiiden Snipeftion %unterperfen mil
5o7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
sen. Stone pcrtciciGt
Ncn 4or6IiNcntcm!
AnA =rnatOr Snoge it6Ft nit linn
in 9asieIbe porn; iuil Der &elt
bciuciiru, ban Amerifa
einig lit.

NaIbinaioL 7. 5eb. gtahoenl
equator 8orf5 bon CALIFORNIA iei.
tic Reoe geboltCn bntte. in lpelder
Il bic Iegterung Deftig angrtff,
brod)te 5enator Stoue iuieOer ieine
9lciolution oufs Gapet, Ialit nelder
oos &nrgebcn oes 4rditoenten &iI.
ion inbe5na auf ons gtbbreden Der
0ipIonintiideu 8e8iebungen nit
geutihlanD gut gcbeiBet iueroen
fol-.
Gle er ouf Sic gieiolttiou n0bcr
ciueine. perlas Senator Stoue Elm
Anbelteleqrolnln bon 2on0ur, in
ipeIhern onf cine Denomination Der
bort Iebenoen 4merifoner Derpieletl
miro. nohoem iie bon Dem 4bbrndl
Der 8eJIebuigen 5niiden anerlto
nn0 9eutihlarO gebort botten.
Stt Der Qepeihe beiBt es, Dob
nanterifaniIde Entertainer" iiA Do
rilber beiier gaihrien ba6en.
inheritance iagte Senator
5tone. limo feline untertanen, ion.
bern uneritaniihe 9ilrger, uttO piin4
iden ols ioI6e bebonOeIt 5a lDer-
Ser"
5tone gob ser Spffntng Slus'
ariid, DAB OoS ornerifanii4e &olf
nidt 0ttrdl laitte 3ropaeunOa bon
ben 5iiBen geriiien ttno fid IN Den
&rieg Itiir5en lper0e. u8ir lolten
u1g Inn uniere eigenen 8eiAofte
fiimmern," lagte Der Serator, Doie
4nsldnoer ioaten 6asielbe tu1."
Ct iagte ferner, Der g1ittuelt ioa.
fe al perIteben gege6en fperoet DAB
hos ameritaniite @olt nit Dem
Gr1iioenten cines Simes lit.
Gieienigeu angreifen6, pelhe Der'
lonaten. oaB ser 8r1iioent 3uerit
0elt aongreB iiber 0os 8orgeben
Oes 9r1fioenteu befrnet boben ioa.
fe. Ioate Senot9r Stone: Ser
gralioent bot obiolitt inner1olb Der
@rensen feiner fonititutloneaer
Waahtbefn1niiie gebonoelt. Yer
lanIide Befilble, poIitiide @lGubenSa
befenntniIie ioaten beiieite gelegt
iue~0en. 2oiien sic Die 8elt nil.
lem oaB Der grGitoent IN alien lei
men SanoIungen ben aongreB unS
0ag Yolt binter fid bot.
5enator 2ooge BON Wtdiio9uIefts
erariff bierouf Dos @ort. @r Jag
til. 5noent Ser 8raiioent Die oi.
blonatiihen 8~e5iebungen nit
1eufidllano dbbrad, tat er mr., mas
! icille G1re unD ieiu gflidtgeiubI
p%erlnngteH.
8enn nlein 2ono nit einent anOe.
rea gnnoe lit 3piitigfeiten gerdt
Damn miliien cue 8arteiunteridieot
n%4fboren."
Senator 9ooge unteritilste Der
&rolioenten i'll ieiner MaBnobme
fem gmborgo auf Die 8offen. uni
Misunderstanding 5u erbeben. o2aI
ief inns Der 8eIt betpeiien, oa8 mil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Befcitiomnesuorlaoc
pom Pams an0cncmcn!

8oi6ington, Z. 5eb. Gas Rc
observation-disclosures nabnl bcllte Den
&onieren5beridt nber bic 9efeiti.
9~un98porIage in 6ohe bon $50.
100000 an mic iic Dom Senot nit
gerlugeR 3uiaecn aligenommen muir
Dc. 9ieielbe gcbt jet Dem Graii-
oenten CUR llnter3eihnung 8u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
). uebraska Regiment
Ocnncrsta0 Sabeim!

Die 8rpei 5onoer3iiQe, meId)e Die
Iruppen 0es ). 9ebrasfu Hegiments
beimbcfor0ern ii1t0 beute nodmit.
tog in aonios Gin eingetroiien mo
meroen bcute abeno Die Weiterfobrt
anfreten. Sic 3ugc meroen mobr,
ideinlid 8onnerstag Dorulittag in
Sort Groot eintreffeIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Die K6lnpfc an alien
SrOntcn Itcbclt it'll!

Berlin 7. Sch. (6tmtenberidt)
SnfoIge Der idledten 8itterung
iouOen beutc nnr feline Sdar.
nliibeln an alien 6rontc itatt. 90
amt. Nm Der Oitfront fam Is 81
Lebbnften NltinlllegieidarntltcLn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Sir b~eidtrdnktcs
SrancnItimlnrcc6t!

Qinoln, Web, Z. Sch. = Gas Rc
observation-disclosures eutihieo ii6 beute
nit 20 gegeu "a Stimmen Den
6rauen 0es 5toates bel G%rdiioenteH
mo 5taotpobleu StiHmredt 8u
aepdbren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Sbweis ucrtrttt lit
GcnScn OcmtihlanS!

Qon6ou. Z. Sch. Der @eiauote
Der S6mei3 botte beute nit Dem.
omerifuuti6cn gotidofter Sage cine
aonferen5 porouf er formea Die
Gertretrung Der oelttiden Sntereiien
III 9onOon ilberna6m Delde bis Jest
BON Der Q%merifmiiden 8otihoft ge-
fuubrt noroeu poretl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
GinbrndlsSiebitabl.

Die 3aiicritubc i'm llnion EocIiie
@e6auOe muroc geitern I'M $50
berarbt. Bon Dem Cater, Der it'd
mittcls 0odihhliieI Gingana Der
ihofit 1attc. fcbIt bis iebt icoe
Suur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07

Sdtr8fragk MflEtr
@porf If i'm aFitat Der plmtisiis2
anipOEI zn 9ranspoFi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
9@ortlan6g Naheranfndr 6cmadlt.

8ortlon0, Ere., Z. 6eb. Bort.
lalOs nabe Ninuut 5000 geIegene
@ailer3uiubr iii uuter gepnd)rms
eetelt iporocn 0e59leiden sic Strait.
onlaqe in Oregon Gin. 9ies iii
.hie ty0lge boa anongmen 8riefen eli
8ilrgermeiifcr 4lbee. III pel6en ION
niitgcteiIt MIRO, OoB Elm Aomplott.
6ei0e 4nlagtH mitteIs 8Dnnmtts gu
5eritorea. ina @ange lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
adtana, Saronia!
so6sauseise.

Sreun0en mo 8efdmnteu Die
truurige gtadritt, onB uuier lir6er
@atfe un0 8ater
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
.,ueues ceben'
Hmreb GaScmene!
gqsnes asstn" 0ar4 eassmspt,

,g1eass asbeH" OHra 6aOomsHs,
II. Miat 1916.
fBeehrter Serr:2urf bas Gtunebmen non
GaogueHe tablets errang id mir s1eues
aeaeH@ par Iesten NiHtsr eetdbrlin on ga
EripDe erfrnnft mo bic Ule6iBiu be5 gir8tss
haIf nintS. ID fdb gGDonene Tlr Heiue1
Sal eiHpioblen mo IieB mir b~ieieIbel %
BielIel melt ihideH. giahpem Id ~oieieIbeH
efft esne Bone aebralthe, fIhle i'd bereifs
eiIte heceiteroe 9eiiernna, babe 9ppettt uro
ihLafe wie Elm Sdugling. Bite mir ons sc.
guHbbeihsbu6 3a feH6e1. SohahteHb,
q. 3. 8eHniHgtoH, 8baUtpn, slrf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
MidarS @einerf,

1876 Cutorio SfroBe. a~eitorben ut.
lie Secroignna fiuoet itatt oal
MiItnuodl Hod'mittdas rom Sroner
hauie ans. I'm titles AeiIel0 hiitsH
Dir f~rausrnhrH 0iHferblifbeHsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07

Die aaucrtr 4reiie Dat eeiiegi
mo fam flo ihres Sieaes nihi
frcuen enalonn iiirdliet ppn oenl
9radl nit 1entIhIan0 4aateile =
fnr Englaro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
1927 SHea Ctr. 3enber, Golo.

ssrfa: 9lae stpotbefen terfaufeH Ga6nz
ufeae Tablets. bas 9fe5ept eires herbprraaens
6es sIrsfes fir nereosfrnHfe Qeuie. Seoe
1nbe entbdlt bds He8ept Ino bic 6drautte
THx i3nirfeoerbett cher 9br @eIo bon ben
oniieIerE sHrfd, mo III beriieaelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Gaaautene half i6u mi Sic Sage.

mgehrfe E,errer: - Sd m0dlte mir eine
Nlaslaae besngIin Der Gdbomene Tablets err
1ai1bsIi. 80 HaGm cine Snd6tel o~erfeIben
iInn fe baEfen iair daf bte size. sh iiMe
fefna9xeng bis If geinro biii. gbHeH beIteH
@NB4e wiiniGeuo, 6eihuet nhtuagsbol,
II. 50. 4arbenfl
1927 Snca Ctr, 1enher, Solo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07
Gabpmtne AZ nnabtrtrrini6la

TO. LII0Dtt I"ID.
gerie 5erreH:-8itte nm 3uteHoHHg 5bres
Observation-Disclosures; babe ieBt Die 8lueite G6adz
feI Gabontere Tablets. 9ieieIbeH iiHo uu=
Abefireiili@ fir Herb6fe BerioreH. Shr erges
herer. 3. McBriae,
f2f s2ortb CTR, R0neftsr. y. q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-07

6ebritor in 0moba lire Sabresfoli.
pcntion ob6alten Nan eripartet
enc 8oblrei6c GeiIuo9me.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
Theatrical Manager De-
clares Business is Greatly
OverdOne.
PROMOTER TOO WISE
TO INVEST OWN CASH
Great Overproduction Of Pictures and
Reorganization Of Entire Business
Must Follow, Brady Tells Legislative
Committee Investigating Industry
Sees Great Future in Business Along
Educational Lines.

New York, Jan. 25.--The moving pic
ture business today is almost cruef
and there is no money in it. So Will
liam A. Brady, theatrical manager. .es-
titled today before the legislative com
mittee investigating the industry to de-
termine whether it is subject to a state
tax
Producer and distributor Of pictures
as president of the World Picture Film
Corporation, Mr.. Brady said his com
pany had put $1,000, 900 into the busi-
ness within the past six months. Ask
ed if much of that money was his own
he replied:
mo have been too wise to buy
moving picture stock. The business
has been expanding. but in disas-
trous way"
.l.. Too Many Pictures.
Asserting that there was great
overproduction of pictures. he contin
ued:
The business looked so easy that
four times the number of theaters
needed were built. l think there is
great future in store for 1t. but there is
no money in it now. There Will be IN
time when there is a total rrorganiZa :
ton The business today IS almost
cruel.
Some day there will be real motion
pictures, when the ear, the eye. the
stomach, noted surgical operations and
everything notably historical VIII ne
preserved. Then tho pictures will be
in every school room. The industry
must. pass thru the same ordeal as the
oil fields, the automobile business and
other industries
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
Blow to Navy Depa rtment.

Washington, Jan. 25.-News that the
British government had refused to per-
NIT Hadfields, Ltd. Of Sheffield, Eng
land, to deliver armor piercing pro-
Jectiles to the American navy, in ac-
cordance with the contract just award
ed by Secretary Daniels, came as a
BLOW to the navy department. Despite
the prediction Of many naval officers.
Mr.. Daniels had believed that the con-
tract which he awarded to the British
firm to get even with the American
manufacturers would go thru.
Now that Mr. Daniels plan has fall
ed, the navy department is more tie
ever at the mercy of the concerns
which Secretary Daniels has been
fighting. The navy must have pro-
5ectiles and there is no place outside of
the American steel companies where
they can be obtained
Mr.. Daniels said that he would not
consider permitting Hadields, Ltd. to
carry out the contract if the British
government insisted on postponing de-
liveries until after the war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
PLEADS FOR MILITARY TRAINING
Illinois Guard Officer BIames Congress
For Lack of Preparedness,


For Lack Of Preparedness.
Washington, Jan. 25.--In indorsng
universal and compulsory military
training before the senate military COM
mittee today. Robert r. Mccormick.
major in the Illinois National Guard
and a newspaper publisher. said proper
military legislation woaid not be enact
ed until all members az hngress had
actuai military Sesiance or had rel
atives in the ARMY Sosfs fssnavy a generals
public conception OF the.nation's mill
tary needs. he said, was condition
precedent to adequate military Iegisla-
ton.
Long training periods for all Ameri-
can youths upon attaining Is years was
recommended by Major Mccormick
He assailed the transportation facilities
during the border mobilization and de-
MED that prejudice exists among the
regular forces against state troops.
Universal training, he said, would not
inculcate milaristc ideas. Young pa
ciflcists, he declared, were towards, but
old pacificists theorists.
Graham b. Blaine and Charles A.
Coolidge, Harvard university students
appeared to contradict previous tcsti-
mony that the institution is against
military training. They said vote of
undergraduates on Wednesday showed
$50 for universal training and 80
against it. The faculty, they said, are
not opposed to it in principle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
STRANGE SUBMARINE
LYING OFF NEWPORT
Unidentified Graft Is Heavily Laden
and May Be German Merchantmen
utschland-Captain Hnch Is Un-
,duieod

Newport, r.. l., Jan. 25.-An uniden-
titled submarine, heavily laden, is lying
offshore between this port and Bever
Tail.
The submarine lays some distance
off shore and because Of the mist it is
difficult to make out her lines. 1t was
first thought she might be the Span
ish submarine Isaac Peral, recently
built at Quincy, but the latter was To-
Gated later at New London, Conn.
Marine observers expressed belief
that the craft was the German subma-
rine Deutschland. The stranger was
larger than the German fighting sub
marine U-53 and showed two peri
scopes and a coming tower.
The light keeper at Bever Tail re-
ported that the vessel was five or eight
miles out and that it was impossible to
determine her nationality because of
thick weather. The submarine lay
low in the water. was painted a dull
gray and had life lines out. The vessel
is about twenty, miles off shore from
here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
ATTEMPT LIFE OF ozAkI.
Murderous Assault on Former Japan
ese Minister Fails.


Toxic, Jan. 25.-An attempt to as
sassinate Yukio Ozaki, former minister
Of justice and leader Of the constitu-
tional party, while he was addressing
mass meeting called to demand the
resignation Of the cabinet
While NJ. Ozaki was speaking two
men armed with short swords sprang
IN the platform; and ATTEMPTED TO stab
him. They were overpoWered AMI ar
rested. ~
NJ. Ozaki demanded that Premier
Terauchi resign on the ground that his
administration is unconstitutional. \
heavy police guard is in attendance for
today's session Of the diet.
[Yulkio Ozaki was formerly mayor of
Toxic. He visited the United States in
1910 and q dinner was given in his
honor by President Taft. He became
minister OF justice in the 0kuna cab
met In 1S14.1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
DECREASE IN
FOOD EXPORTS
Value Of Exported Foodstuffs From
United States in 1916, $43,0o0,00o
Less Than Previous Year-Meat and
Dairy Products Show Increase.

Washington, Jan. 25.-Food exports
generally from the United States fell
off s43,OO0,OO last year Department
of commerce statistics today show
their values to have ben $745.0o0,OOo
compared with $7SS, 100000 in 1915.
Meat and dairy produces showed in
creases, but breadstuffs fell off
sharply
Corn was the only grain showing an
Increase. Wheat fell off 51000,000
bushels and flour 100000 barrels.
Beef showed decreases in canned, fresh
and picked, but bacon, hams and
shoulders exports increased S31OO0.-
900 pounds, and pork 100000 pounds.
Oils and gasolene exports increased
considerably during the syear. There
We're 21,00O,000 more gallons of gasO-
iene sent abroad than in 1915. Crude
oil showed an increase of $4,000, 900;
Illuminating oil, 1000; lubricating oil,
21.000,O0O; residuum and fuel OIL 145,
100000 gallons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25

In bed. at hotel here and Harlan j.
Winter, motion picture actor, was
taken in custody.
Winter according to the police, said
the young woman died from natural
causes. He said he and she had regis
tered at the hotel as Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan. of Sacramento, but that they
were to have been married The police
said the womans Body was bruised.
The body was found by the hotel
proprietor who said he heard sounds,
apparently of scuffling.
Winter said his father was formerly
a district attorney in New York state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT.
Defendant at Bar Ordered by Judge to
Custody Of Sheriff.

Waterloo, Jan. 25.-For the first time
in the history of the district court of
Black Hawk county defendant at the
bar was ordered to the custody Of the
sheriff today for contempt Of court
Judge c. w. Mullan. former attorney
general OF the state OF Iowa, made the
order in default Of $500 bonds until
hearing.
julius Engle violated an injunction
granted to the wife Of Engle, who
prayed that she might be protected
from being molested by the defendant,
who persisted in attempts to make
uD,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
Superdreadnaught Missis-
sippi Launched at New
port News.
WILL BE ONE OF
GREATEST FIGHTERS
Secretary Daniels and $1,000 spsota.
tors Witness Launehins--Rsprssent.
Expenditure oi--Nearly Sfs,ooo,ooo
Almost Dupiicate of Psnnsyivs mia
and Arizona, Recently Commissioned
Speed Of Twenty Ono Knots.

Newport News, Va. Jan. 25.-The
superdreadnaught Mississippi was sue
cessfully launched today in the pres
ence of Secretary Daniels, other distin-
guished visitors and more than II. ooo
spectators.
she was christened by Miss Camille
McBeath. Of Meridian, Miss, daugbte,
Of ]. NJ. McBeath. member of the ma
tional democratic committee.
Only the Shell Of the great sea fight
er took to the water but even without
armament and machinery it represents
an expenditure Of nearly $4,000. 600
When she is ready to take her plac.
IN the battle fleet the government vii;
nave spent almost twice that amour,
on her.
Duplicate of Two Others.
The Mississippi was laid down iu
April. 1915, and will be ready to be
commissioned late next fall Excep,
for slight modification in certain prin-
ciples Of design, the Mississippi vii!
be a duplicate Of the dreadnaughts
commissioned.
The new battleship will have a max
imum speed Of twcnty-one knots, will
displace $4,000 tons on trial and $4,000
when fully loaded, and will have Il
length over all OF ga feet. Its en-
gines will be OF the Curtis turbine type.
productive of an estimated horsepower
of $4,000. Like the other latest bat
tlecraft, It will be equipped with oil
burning boilers.
The main battery Of the Mississipp
will be twelve 14-inch so caliber rifles
placed three to the turret. In addi
tion, there will be twenty-five 5-inch
81 callber rapid-flre guns, four 2-inch
anti aircraft rifles, two olinch torpedo
tubes submerged, and the usual sa-
luting guns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-25
JAPANESE HOUSE DISSOLVED.
Premier Terauchi Fails to Command
Majority Of Parliament,

Toxic Jan. 25.-The emperor has
dissolved the house Of representatives
A political crisis developed at the
opening OF the diet on Tuesday. The
reason was the appointment Of Field
Marshal Terauchi as premier last Oc.
tobcr. This appointment was a sur
prise and was criticized unfavorably
by Japanese statesmen, He Is regarded
rs a representative of the radical mil.
!tarist faction In Japan altho In am in
tcrview with the Associated Press
shortly after his appointment he dis
avowed any policy of aggression. Jap
anese newspapers said the premier assaa
not command majority In parliament
and predicted that the outcome would
be the dissolution Of the house and 4
new election.