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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08
MRS. BUsHoNG NOT GUILTY
She VIII Visit in Abilene-Defend-
ants Strange Dream

Ellsworth, Feb. Mrs. Bushons
was found not guilty when the jury
came in at 3:15 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
Dream psychology and the power
of suggestion entered into the trial
of Mrs. Bushong in the states cross
examination of the woman and
brought forth one of the most re-
markable phases of the extraordin-
ary trial.
While being closely cross-ques-
toned by County Prosecutor Bart
lett, Mrs. Bushong told Of a dream
which she had in Junction City
about two weeks before the party
left for Denver in the covered wag-
on.
II dreamed we had started from
function City to Denver in a cover
ed wagon" the witness said, "and
that Howard was with US. 1t Is
somewhat hazy now. 1t was a dark
night and Howard and Bushong got
in a fight and Howard killed Bob
and carried his body away. Then
Howard and l ran off to some other
town and about that time woke
up"
Further cross examination brought
out that Mrs Bushong told Turner
about the dream several times and
kept repeating 1t to him until he
finally told her to forget it, because
it was getting on his nerves" :"
The county prosecutor followed up
his grueIIing examination Of the
witness for nearly an hour and
sought to show how Mrs. Bushong
sowed the first seeds Of a murder
plot in Turner's head by cleverly
suggesting how the crime could be
carried out
Mrs. Bushong viii probably live
AZ Abilene with her mother, Mrs.
couIson. although she has given
out nothing concerning her plans.
Her two small children, who were
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08

His sermons and addresses have
been an inspiration and he has re-
ceived and deserved the approval OF
the city as well as of his church for
the efforts he has put forth. Fitted
as he Is for a much larger field,
Abilene has been fortunate in hav-
ing him even If only for two years
and the record of his pastorate will
be helpful memory in the city's
As a working superinten-
dent of the conference he will do
good to every church and town he
visits.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08

generally fails to last more than a
few months at the most. The law
would also put stop to the elope-
ment of youngsters under age.
IAN announcement OF an ap-
preaching marriage would do away
with many of these hasty affairs and
lend a dignity to the ceremony that
is lacking in many cases" says Judge
Tappen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08
CHANGE IN u. p. SERVICE
WILL ERTNG MORE MAII.

The Union Pacific railroad. ac-
cording to reports. is considering a
slight change in the running time of
train No. f6e from Kansas City to
Oakley. If the change is made. it
will reach Abilene 20 minutes later
than heretofore IT will leave Kan
sas City about a. m. instead of
1890. This change. it was stated,
would result In getting much later
mail here from Kansas City.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08
CHAPMAN BOY ARRESTED
ON A FARMERS CHARGE

Edwin Allen Of MiltonvaIe was
arrested last night by Sheriff sher-
man on the complaint Of a farmer
living north Of Detroit, charging
him with mistreatment OF his six
teen-year-old daughter Allen says
he is around twenty one years OF
age and that his home is in Chap
man. The man is in Jail here at
present. It is understood that he
has been going with the girl for
some time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08

here,
The Armstrong; were married at
Elmo Sept. 2, 1914. according to
the petition, and the matrimonial
ship had rough sailing from the
start Armstrong was constantly in
toxicated, his wife claims, and often
cursed and abused her. She asks for
divorce, custody of their one child,
a boy of 16 months old, share in
the property and alimony.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08
Kansas Legislature
Is Now Half Over

reapportions the judicial districts.
1t may be that bill will be drafted
that will permit judges from dis
tricts in which there are light dock
cts to assist judges in districts that
are overburdened with work.
The last half of the 1917 session
of the Kansas legislature began yes
terday. The pay of the legislators
will stop February 2S. Whether
they will be compelled to contribute
several days service to the state
depends upon the speed of the ways
and means committee of both the
house and senate. Both Speaker
Keene and Lieutenant Governor
Morgan asserted this,
Free Text Books
The free text book bill and the
bill consolidating state boards are
yet in the hands of senate commit
tee. The city manager bill Nigh
swonger) was passed by the senate.
but has developed unexpected oppo-
sition in the house where It is now
in the hands of the committee ON
cities of the first class. Committees
from the larger cities OF the state
are in Topeka in interest of the
bill.
Approve Anti-Liquor Ad Law
The house also approved the an
ti-liquor advertising bill, by Bard
well of Riley, imposing a fine OF
800 and Jail sentence of thirty
days for any publisher who shall
circulate a paper or magazine in the
state containing any advertisements
FOR intoxicating liquors, and upon
my persons selling or circulating
luch literature.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08

Topeka, Feb. AFTER passing
on The final roll call house bin 504,
by the committee on banks and bank
ing. calculated to make it more diff
ficult for new banks to be charter
ed, the house in committee OF the
whole the morning went off
on another tack and recommended
for final passage a measure to COM
pei the state charter board to grant
new charters whether the board
deems there is a demand for a new
bank or not.
The measure recommended. for
passage is house bill 800, by Chit
tenden. of Ellis, as rewritten by the
house Judiciary committee. The
banking committee was not allowed
to touch the measure at all, the
house demanding the day after 1t
was introduced that the measure be
referred to the judiciary committee
instead of to the committee on
banks and banking.
Teachers Lose Fight
Another statewide" movement
collapsed yesterday, when the house
on education killed house
bill 614 by White of Saline. The
White measure Eould have turned
the state school book commission
in charge Of the publication
of state school books, over to the
educators of the state. 1t provided
that rive of the seven members OF
the board must be engaged in edu-
cational work The present law gives
the teachers three of the seven
members.
The judiciary committees OF both
the house and senate are endeavor-
ing to draft a bill that satisfactorily /
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08
OIL WELL Is
STILL IDLE-LACK CASING

The Carlton oil well down 1900
feet is still idle. 1t. is claimed that
the workmen are waiting on casing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-02-08

with her during the trial, became
favorites in the court room.
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11iittclweiten fir Sen
lsrico nt6t be9ciitert!

G6icaoo, II. 9lpril. - sSranf u.
8anoerlip, Brqiioent Ser g3ational
8anf Der Stu0t g1ep gorf, Ser ge.
itern bier eintruI, COB ole @rfIGrung
a6, oaB Der mittIere 8eIten Die ari-
Ii5, in mclder iid 6os 2ort6 gegen.
nGrtig befin0et, nidt erfenne; Ser
gep6lferung liu0 bic gIugen iiber
o1s, mos fib Die gSotion 3u nerge.
genipdrtigeu bal, nibt geoffnet NOR
oen. 9os 9olt beg nlittIeren @eIten
betrohtet op1t Grieg ols cine 9lrt
&riea. mic cr I'M 8anoeIbil0ertben.
ter borgefIbrt miro, on oefen Gar
iteallng es ieinc 8Iife neioet. SIN
8eiten, inqt Der 9dntier, fam mon
lidt glauben, noB Stem gorf RON
elmer feinoliflen 5lotte ie6en 9luqen.
bid ongegriifen per0en f0nne: mon
itelt fih Dor. BOB Die britiidle STIotte
bic oeiitide in Shoh bdlt, 10 oaB
iie nid)t NIT GROCER D1oft iibcr I'm.
iere aiite bcrfdGt Iber tros nieics
Sdutes lit eS ni1t olsqeifloiIciL
6aB niht bertuo9 feiilolihe 8anf.
boote ober 9euteihtffe unIere auIte
uniiher n1a6en fonnen.
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Dcmticbe Icnelt aus
Scr HamalScttc fort!
8eirn0cre @ebetmagenten iullcn Sar
lIeberUabuug mad Banana
a6ge9en.

8aTbngton, II. gLpril. = Sic
augpeiiung 6eutider llntertanen
aus oieier 3one, pelde li6 re1ts
un0 linfs bonn 9Sonuma.&anal je
0rei Meilen biit5iebt, miro ougen-
blidlid in 8etradt ge5ogen un0 mag
bal6 6ur6gefiibrt lperoen. gs be.
Ite9t auber0em bas gcoiirfnis fir
einen beionoeren lleber1Dadunqs.
oienit in Banana lmo eg lit nabr.
ideinIid), ooB in aiir5e cine groBere
gtn3abl bon @e9eintngerlten no6 Dem
SS5itbntus geimot peroen mag.
IS pitroe iulmcr ais bic oQererfte
geotipen0igfeit betradtet, oen aonol
in ariegsaeiten gegen 9lnsblGge ait
betpabren uno man gibt iid Ooritber
feinem 3tneifcl bin ooB. oa Die Ser.
Stonten jebt in ole Gei1e Der arieg-
fiibreiloen eiiltroten oeutibe 4gen-
ten jeoc @eIegcnbeit beniiten mir.
Den bic mid)hge 8oiieritrnBe 5u 5er.
itoren.
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NQgcmeinc Sffcai'Ot
Qu 0er &fffrontl
SranscIen prablcn NIT circrt kclcFIaIcn Slcas
es icllen 100000 Oemtid1c 9cfalcii nnc
10000 ocfanecn trcrScn fctfl.
eobcn Gapfcrkeit Scr Yapern II. lpiirttefitberser'

ibr 8ieI nift erreihf bdttesl, mar
0os 9eroieilit Ser geidLofiene1 iul0
ni6t fDanfenoen Stan0baffigfeit Oer
8itrttentberger 1no 8oDcrn, elmer
GItte.Srttbpe Oes Oeiitidlcn 8eeres.
Qie 8ertei0iQlrna oiefer oe1ltId)en
Steaungen am 5ipfett bon Blnlg
our6 oieie topferen riippeit iDdr
10 erfoIgreid, ooB General $nig be-
oeutenoe &eierben an bic Sront atUis
iden Mrrag 1tn6 2erts merfen ulibte.
9te @ertei0igi1ng 0ieier @obenltel4
Iltngen beronIoBte ben britiiden
ssiibrer, ietnen 9nitptdngrffFs FspuItft
neiter Iiiolif 5t Deriegeft. Dieie
miirttenlber9il1et1 1t1lo baDeriiAelI
&rl1pben baben fi1 nubt MIR ben be-
geiiterten 8eifol eines 8olfes nDtl
Minionen neroterrt, iie boben iidl
aud Die ber5Inblte 46tung bon EdiI.
ienoen 5dben 8riegern, bic iUie0er
1tno tpieoer gegen fie borgeiuorfetE
tpltroen. er3tpltngen Der &ntta0ier.
8eneru[ Soig beriegte nd6 0ieienr
ntiBlltngenen gnfttrnt ieinetl 9nitpts
angriff ouf Die 5rottt 5tpiihen gains
brai unb ct. Quentin, no er 5ils
na6lt 5pii6en Sorgicourt utl0 Mles.
erl-@pltt1re einieste.
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BnIbington, II. apriL 4meri.
fas 4nteil on 6ein groBen nglni6te-
BEN, oaS bette niif Der 8eltfront
Iib 10 gIGn3eno belpdbrt ino mo-
ourh Die oeutiben 3rlippen aus
ibren borber erri9teten SteIlungen
Dertrieben lperoen, uno Der oetide
nanoef bon Den Meere1 nertilgt iit.
iuiro bier mGbreno Der nG4Iten "a
e5tlnt0ea bel6loiien meroen. Ser
qnitSe aderbau 0es 2ouoes u116 5nbls
rcihe Gtreitfrdfte iperDen mobiliiiert
iueroen; un0 oues oieies 81 benz
3tpef, bic 6eutlde Hegieritng 5it
itiir5en un0 ben &rieg gum liegrei.
den abi6IuB 5u bringen.
Scr 9leiidb1ron S. Sgoen glr.
ntour ntofte beute ben 8orIdlag, I'M
eonsen 21n0e einen fIeii6loien Gag
eiusufilbren, Inn 6en merifnniihen
5leildoorrot gu ipnren. (Gs gibt
bier sSoutiIien bel oenen 6leild MIR
am Soniltag 1ltf BEN 9iib fontmt.)
Die Gbieogoer S6lahtbnltsbeiiser
ffno iDilfens, ibre 6leii4borrdte Der
Regierltng 5tr 8erfilgung 3u itellen
uno es oerieIben au iiberlaiien Die
SIeifbpreiie feit3uieBen.
Gg miro sripurtet, 6oB Die Ser
treter Der gntenteIn1hte nod beltte
eintreffen tperben nm an Dem gro.
zen Grieg8rqt teiI5unebmen. eng.
laro miro in 6ieiem arieg8rot ourd
fcIgen6e Qelcgaten bertreten fem:
4rtbtr s. galfour, 2orO Gittliffe,
a0u1irol be Chair unb General
Bridges.
5ranfrei6; SuIti3nliriiter gibia-
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ltmrcpatkil1 BON ieilteit
SclS0telt arrcticrt! !
9clegntcn iciner Spibnten ieben lin
nno anOerc Seerfabrer in
Soft.

95etrogro6. iiber 2on6on II.
9(pril. General 9Lleri <ropat.
fin, @enerolqouberueltr bon 8ltrfe,
Itan, fem aiititerlt. General Zero.
Feiff ln6 oer Gbef ieineg Stabes,
General Siber8 fino in Saiffart.
Ger @ouptita0t S1trfeftun8 bon Der
9ab6r0e Der GeIegaten oer SoLbater
berbuftet tuor6en.
General gnroff, &ornmatroeur Der
eriten iibiriiden Brigade iotpte @e.
neral Siuouliuen, 9efeblsbober Der
9rigaoe bon Snihfent, befinoer iif
ebenfoIls inter 8elpoblug ltno tper.
ben IN einem 8a9tauruner feItgebaL
ten.
8ie 0ffi8iere ffn6 beihuIoiat, in
berihie0ere1 0iitriften on Die BORT
lebenoen gt1tpen 8offen berteilt gu
baben, Oan1it lie ii1 i'm Sale zines
geqcn oie @inge6orenen
nertei6igen f0nner. Die WaBndbme
miro al8 etne iol6e berousfor0erns
oen Gbarofter8 betradtet.
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&rGftOcnt luirO luODl
llatbgeben mil0enl
1m PaMle madbt itdb cine irnmer erS6crc Oppciis
ticn eeecn Sic GtnfiiPrnnG Scs
5tpan9ticuitcs ecltcnS.
tfian tpirS's nit sem Srciwiaieenplan Dcrlu4cn!

nj GeIbroridnEl Soffre, @sdrqlis
De gbantbrlin u10 8ice.gLou1iral
gbo1etrat.
Ser bonn grdIi6ettten nnb ieinen
Rotgebern geniinlfte 3ipnng8olt8s
beblingsplon iheint I'M &nngrcB
bod in Die Bride eeben 5u pollen.
SIMMER mebr brid)t itd bel ben Son.
greBnlitgIiebern bic Wteinltng 8obn
Dab fie anf @r1in0 oes 0@r belt
unS nus Dem &rieg" ertpdblt pur.
Den u1to ieBt inutogltt fir 3pmlg8.
ousbebung itintu1en f0nnen. Ser
sgreitpiIligert.glan Ibeint ilnmer
mebr neue 5ratnoe 5u gerpitmen.
Rm mag ifd oorouf einigen Dem
Brdfioenten oas gte6t 5u geben,
einen glufrtf fir Die Ginberufung
BON 100000 Biz 100000 Deann
syreipiIlige 5t erlaHen; oieie ionen
iid btnnen 80 3ogen gum 9ienIt
nteloen. '8ot Der gtufruf on Die
SSreitpillieen feinen Grfolq, Damn ioll
iofort 5ur 3Don98ousbebltng &c,
T6ritten neroen. 0ieie Anii6t
berrfht I'M Sauie bDr; onoers ober
oenft Der Senot; er lit 3umeiit fir
.oIlgsntetne 9ienipftidt. @s ideint,
oI8 Oh Der Senat uuf ben 8eitluB
oe8 Snuie8 ni6t I1nger parten, ion.
bern Die aonitriptioasborlage an.
nebmen tptro. 8as Sau8 mag Damn
oantit MAIDEN, mas e8 -etttpe.
Der ornebnen o0er oblebnen.
Sier lit man Der Wleinllng, 6oB
Der WttttelDeften tnb iogor Der 8e.
Iten fir ben &rieg 3iemIide 2oubeit
an Den Gag legt 3ielen Geil Der
8eoolterung ntuB bor 9tugen ge.
fitbrt nerOen onB oos 2ano limit.
ten elmer fhtpercn &riIe ite6t, uuO
Col. 9fooiebelt miro ols ser rehte
Wdrn be5ethnet, Der o1s 8oIf aus
ieiner 2etbargie ouf5uriitteln ber.
mag. @s beiBt, oaB, iolte Die
3Dangsoienitborloge ourhfaIIen ODER
oo6 beoeltten6 nbgednoert neroen,
Sol. 9tooiebelt Die Grlaubnis erteiIt
meroe, cine arrnee. 8ibiiion 8u bill.
oen ltu6 gegen 9eutidlauO na6
5ronfrei6 3li fiibreu. fGine 8ibi.
iion lit in oieiern geDaItigen 8olfer.
ringen nidt biel, aber man iollte
9ooIepelt @eIegenbeit geben 3u 8ei.
gen, rpeIder gLrt 9tbiiion8general er
abgeben pir6D
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Der 111ifictiri 1T
rieii9 ociticocits
aanb meiIenipeit iiberIdmenlntt, 6nd3
ned feine 1lnglidsfGlle su
Der5eldnett.

eSnfoIge 1es SodDalIers fonuen
bereits ilber bnrtDert 6mrtiliait lore
SuiiGen benz 11fer oes HfiI0aEi illt0
oen Burlington gobngcEeiSell geIe9e.
men Bobrntnae1 fnlt rutr nod init.
telit 8ootn errei6at. 8ie BeiDO9.
ner babm ieood) bis 1iif ga1i8 de.
rinaen Gusno6nten rtfdt ibre 81ls,
ier berloilen. Ser slnB bot tnltielt.
be gfer 2an6es iiberflutet itfib oie
0ei6e an1 2ote Wiononn iti10 0trb-
bro6en fporoen. Ser SIltB lit bier
finlf MieiIen brett. 9tut Sds 6itutpf.
Idn6 fii6li9 bonn Gorter 21fe ftebt
ituter &dIier, ober IN ben See ielbft
lit Der SllB nod nidt etngeOnni-
gen.
ssyu 2ofe Wfonabd lit Dos &nfier
un feds SUB geihegeu itno ntebrere
2otr0bduier ftno bort BON ibren
@rlmom1iern fortgefdjnenu1t nor.
ben. Die Slide berIaIie1 ben See
lt1ro geben Den 6litf bi1tob.
Sos 8oiier itebt tebt in 9itlnbd
MIR etnen baIbea SUB liIifgr Der
,@efobrulorfe.
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ion
Chicago bc0ciitcrn!

Gbicogo, IL. apriI. Col. gfoo-
iebelt miro mn %. slpriI in stueE
Observation-Disclosures Die I'm Mus
pbttbeoter Der 8iebbofe itottfifiS. i
ioaen, Geben boIten, lin Die 8oIfL
maiien fir ben &rieg 5u beaeiiterlt
Rooieoelt miro ufter BEN gnsipis
Sten Der 91otiordL Seciiritp 2e1eue
ipre6en. BGhren0 ieines atf sEDei
Gage bere6neten glltfe,ltbdlts IN
Chicago miro er ouh nit bernorrn.
genoen Berionen, Die fir oiesCksuS.
itequnq eiuer onerifariiithen g
on s5reilpiuiaer slpeds iiberieeiidl.
&rieesoienit totia itHo. Suniereu5en
habel.
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SpeicberbranS
iIt Oes 111cincs!
Soli5ei 6e6anptet, bnf GrpIuiiuncu
OHrd SDmben bernriaft
iuDrben iiuO.

9es Utoines, So, IL. 2tpriG.
Der groBe @etretoepeider Der u. g,
fSogortp 60. Fpur0e geitern 6urd Elm
5euer, ons Die Solge bon fitrf ber-
idieOenen @rploiionen getpeien ietn
ioIl, ootlItdnoig 8erit6rt. Ser an-
geridtete Sdooen betrGgt et1po $50.
900. Gin 5euertpebrmotn unb
ieds Solooten Der gtotionalgor0e,
pelde nnbe 0em Spei6er oltf g8o.
DIE tpnren, tpuroen Ieiht berlebt.
Ole Boli3ei bebolrptet, 8eipeiie 51t
ba6el1 ooB mebrere 8ornben in Dem
@ebduoe pla5iert inoroen Doren.
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Sur icsialiitiI6cn
SrieSenskcnfere
5urtidlrittc in Sem 2egen elmer fciteu
ltnterlnse fiir Die llnter.
Banblunscn.

synt $oog, IL. gpriI. - Ser 10.
8inliItiI6e syii6rer Groelitra bat iifJ
beute nod Stofbolm bcgeben I'm
an Der bort ftattfinoer0en 5rie0ens-
fonferet3 Der So3ialiiten teil5uneb.
men.
Se6s 6eittfde itno 6Iterreid-lngo.
ride io3ioliitiife Giibrer befinoeu
ftd bereits in Stodboln. Die oeltt-
iAen SooiuIiiten iinb 8bilip S6ei-
bernnnrL ssiibrer Der io5ial1tiihen
Mebrbeit i'm &ei68tag, oeiien @e-
nofien !9ugo Snaie, Ionic ein Grit.
ter, oeIien Same nod ni6t befonrt
geqeben tprr0e. 9ieie merOert ipie
beute IN @rfabring gbrndt tu1rOe,
ourd Waatbias GrSberger bon Der
mdftiaen 3erttntmspnrtet beritdrtt
peroen.
Ole 0Iterreidii6en 9elegoten 1t1o
Or. gIoIer, Batter oes iltnge1 &oIer,
Der @rdf Sturgb errllorbete, ioluie
Hcrl6er un0 s5eis. @ie e8 beiBt,
lpuroen oieie 9rei Dor ibret abreiie
bon 8ien bon @raf g3ernien, Dem
otter. gIu8lon68n1tniiter, erlpfangen.
glnoererleitS lit es befor1lt, oab @r5-
berger ltn6 S6etoemann in RBter
Belt Iith bGltfia in Gonferer1a nit
Dem &eid5ton3ler bon 8etbmnnu-
Solltpeg befanoen.
8etreffS Der ruifiiden 8ertreter
in Der beboritebenoen &onferen5
berri6t nod Elm getptiieS 9unteI.
God glolbt man, oaB an Der Spite
SetlitL Der befQn1lte raoitaIe Sour
noliit iteben miro, Der bereits felt
Mouaten iopobl in SdneOen ME in
Der Sdueia fur 5rieoen tdtiq mar.
Sier berla1ttet IN neiten &reiielt,
rnterltiibt BON gla6ridten aus
StodboIm, 6nB frnn3oiiide So8inIi-
ten nut ruIiii9en tulo oeutIden Bas
3lf1lten 5ltbluna genontnlen ull0 1idI
bereit erfldrt baberL ii6 ben 8e.
uiibungen 1n3uidlieBerl
8ritti6e So3ialilten, oerten man
ii6 5u naBern beriuhte, erfl1rten
glattpeg, nit Der 8ropagnnna nidt8
81 tltn 5u bnben tpoIlen.
SIN Sale eiueg 3ertpiirfntIies Der
beobft6tigten irformellen gerban0-
I1ugen ioIIen itorontobiide Ntttglie-
Der Der 4onrntiiiion einipringert TIM
gfiiie 5u fliden ltn6 Die beioen 8rrtps
ben 3uionunet5itbolten, biz cine So
it8 fir cine 9eritdnoigitug erreiH
III
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tsmII. 1lrbcitcr fir
i0leltftioc 11,ablcn!

@etrogroo, II. apriI. Gin
&ongreB 6es Gats Der 9trbeiters llnO
SoI0otenOeIegdten noBu baite einelr
8erift oL Der inbaI0 ais floglidj
oie 8obI fir cine fonItitiiieren0e
Gerianumlung fir &lBlanb Doriiebt.
Die 8obl ioa laut ben Beitirantiiit.
gen unter Der Sitperpiiion oes gtcf
Der 9pulo abgehalten tneroerl. glae
Gerioten iiber 20 syobren baben Das
Stimmredt, altd 6rdlielt.
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1tna119ebracQter
foGtriotett9eiIt! !

8aiBington, II. &pril. - 8enia-
min uno glnoerIon @ruB BON ct.
2oliS, Yto., bdbeu Dem WtQrinelefre.
tar 0oHiel8 in @aibington, 9. g.,
$4,000 teleguapbii6 augeboterl Die
Dem &upttdn m1o Der 01otuli6aft
oes eriten anerttoltiihen San0els.
idiffe8 5ufauen iolen, 0enen es ge-
lin9t, elm fetlOIi9eS Sau6boot 5u
bernidten. Ser SetretGr 6anfte ben
Stiftern fir ben pntriotii9en @eiIt
hires Ielegranrnues, fiigte aber bin
8u, bob nah ieilem 8efiibl @elObes
lobn1rngen fir iold)e eaten nidt aut
BIase ieien.
Syn eiter @rorterlulg iiber Die glns
gelegei1beit iagte 6efretdr 9anieIS /:
ySffi5iere 1luo Dtnnni9dfte1 Der
dnerifdnii1ell Dturtne brou6eil
@eIo, I'M i5re @fLi6t 5u tlm uuo
ibr 2eben fitr ibr 2a1to eirl3uiesen.
IS mag Oorau eriltnert peroen, ooB
Der Gnn9reB rrn9 Dem iponiidet
@riege Dos @eies, neIdes 8reiie fitr
Die &nperlmg Der Shiffe ousiebte,
altFbob, neil eS NIT Dem @eiit Der
mlterifonilden Ginrihhngen I'M Bi.
beriprltd Itebt uno Die 9is8ipIin ltt.
tergrGbt.
o9ieier @eoonfe, fir ioIfe Qien.
Ite @eIo au gebe1, lit gegen itrtieret
patriotiiden @eit 1nlo lit iiberbaitpt
iiberfliiiItg. 8ie Ntmlnihoften Der
02orine rperoen ibr 2eben aus Sreue
5lt ibrern 2anoe hagen. Sd claude,
Dab Der GongreB, tpie es icine GfIidJt
lit, es ibnen grobber6ig Ipbuen miro.
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DeMtItbes Gailcbbcct
orcift ancrikaniicbcs
1oatrcIbcct ant!
9ns a6sefenerte SorpebO cher ber'
fe6lt iein 3iel; Oas ll.gOot
enttummt.

Bottom II. 9lpri[. Seute unt
1920 llbr no6ts ipur6e 6os an1eris
foniihe Gotrolboot al Der Gong So.
lauo Giiite bon einen oelltiden
&nu9bpot ongegriffeu. 9os nbge.
feuerte Sorpeoo aber berfeblte fem
3ieL. 9tlle @eriltde, bas ieinbli9e
Shiff alf5uipiiren pnren oergebIi6.
Baibington IL. glpril. - 3oS
Martneoepnrternent batte big 40
bormittogs nod feline gta6ri6t iiber
oen glngriff eines 0el1tI6en Sottf)s
bootes auf Elm uncertainties 9a-
trolboot erbalten.
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Guurme Giienurriie,

giHsb1lrgb, gd.. II. @priI. =
Die 9reiie fir Hobeifen i'm @itts.
burgber ge5irf boben Ben b6ditct
Stano ieit bier5ig SSSabren errei6t.
Der 0fiitoeitpreis betrGet iebt $40
bro Sninie e@enilber $3.50 Dor
5ipei Sobren. @Ioufe bdIten Oies
fir oen b6dlitcn Ercis ieit Dem
Sabre 1887. ols man Eiici nod nit
aolatoaIe. moia.
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Srankrcicbs Spitcm
Scr fleii4lcien Gage!

9ari8, II. gLpri[. - Ralrice
8ioIette. Der @bei 0es gtuhulngsuIit-
telHiuiiterilms, bat beidIoiieu, in
6rdHtreid ileilhloie Gage einSufilb-
raL ipie Earis am 5retag HeIOete.
8ts gum / S5uiti ioG Der gerfoli
bon 8Ieiid on 0oimerstogen Der.
boten peroet, Oanoh on 8ornterstd-
gen l1O 6reitogen.t geitr fir &rmlte
iulO pobrideinlicb oith fiir illnge IN
Der glusbil0uua beeriffer Soionten
foia einc Alsnabne geandt iDer-
Den,
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III Srankreic6 Siebcn
1S>Jdbriec ins Sells!

Garis, II. 9lpril. Sauienoe
eSyiluglinge I'M 2lter bon IS Sab.
rem iino iiir oen 5elOoieait oilsee.
biloet moroen uno 8ogeu beiite ing
6cIo. SSn gang 9aris Berriht iiber
Die geluelaeter grfolae Der Triip.
pcn 5uiiden Rbeiins nn0 SoiIions
erOBe BeseiltermG.
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ls6nacicr erleibctt
I1pere 0crlititc!

0ttoiDo, Ont, II. 9tpriI.- @}on
Bot aliggerehnct, ooB bic fonooiihen
Ertibpen bel Den adrnpfen lmt bic
8ilmp Soben 5lniIden 5000 uno
5000 Iom etngebiiBt bnben oarnu.
ter $50 Sffi5iere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
Ciirkei llito Biiloariett
brcc6elt nit 2lGrtcrika:

3iirifl IL. April. = Sier eitge.
lotfene gtodridten beioge1t, ooB oie
8ilrtei lul0 8ulgarien Die oipIonpati=
i6en 8e5iebru1gerl nit oet 8er.
Staaten abgebroden baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
gsriOnaIien.

3u Gbren oes Sen g[ons q.
9elldeI, 1881 9. 16. Sfrabc. fdao
Sonlltag obeno cine a5urpriie Hor~I
tD" ltatt. on Der iidl "a @aite BE-.
feilieten. Die g9eludlef boben BED
angenehiner llnferhalhslla nn0 aiffer
9auirtiute oilgeneBnle ShniDen per@
lett.