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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-29

and stick out our tongue at the en-
envy. The cry is for men. France
is bled white. We must furnish men
and means. England is approaching
her limit financially We must fur
nish men and means. This can only
be done by cOmpUlsion. The govern
ment must select the men who are
to 60"
Workers in munition plants, on
railroad and steamship lines, and in
agriculture-men making and trans
porting munitions and food supplies
should not be conscripted, the
speaker stated.
''This subject of military training
is one Of which I know nothing, you
know nothing, and the. government
as represented by the previous speak
er (Maj. Paul MaIone) knows every
thing.
It was plat Riley wanted to give the
impression that congress ought to
follow the wishes Of the business in
tereStS Of the nation even II uch a
course is not in line with the general
sentiment of the people and the exact
words Of the speaker were:
1--WE must furnish the push so that
our representatives in congress will
lead and not follow public senti-
ment."
Wild applause greeted the argU-
ment that the army and navy gen
eraI staff should have free swing
without interference Of any sort
from the people, congress or any
other forces. The storm Of hand
clapping came when Riley pro-
claimed:
"The judgment Of the general staff
should be unhampered."
1890
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-29
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

ELEGRAPH BRIEFS.
ST. PauI.-Dr. E. C. RoSenoW Of
Mayor Foundation believed to have
discovered vaccine cure for infantile
paralysis.
New Speaking dates of
Rear Admiral Fiske and Mai. Gen.
Wood Cancelled because Sec'y Daniels
withheld permission.
-O-O
Mrs. Lena Cogan, so. suicide. Gas,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
PEOPLE WANT BREAK

BUENOS AIRES. Sept. 13.-Thou-
sands of persons today gathered
along the Avenida Mayo and Florida
in ain attemp. % organize another anti
German demonstration and demand a
rupture of relations with Germany.
Acting under the orders of President
lrigoyen, however, squads OF mounted
police were sent out to maintain or
der. The frequently charged crowds
that refused to dispense, using ter
sabers freely. Many citizens were IN
jured and number Of policemen also
received hurts.
The crowds rsided news-siands Of
editions of the Geramn newspaper La
Union, and also took copies from news
Boys in the streets and made bonfires
IF them.
The activity OF the police during the
evening prevented large crowds rom
at one poin- in the city
long enough to do damage.
Heavily armed guards have been
patrolling the German banks all day
today.
The minister of war has offered TO
place armed units under police orders
to prevent any repetition of last
nights rioting.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14

The new minister OF marine always
has been regarded as a strict dis
ciplinarian.
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(CO0IlnueQ From rage One)
stowal would be postponed until after
the war.
Strong Recommendation
Il should be particularly gratefulsto
your exceliency if l could be furnished
with telegraphic news of the bestowal
of the decoration which | strongly
recommend, in view Of the circum-
stances detailed above. Won Eek
hardt"
Situation is Watched
Officials here are watching with in
terest the situation in Argentina,
where reports indicate that the indig-
ma ion of both the people and the gov
eminent has been aroused to such a
pitch that the government may have
difficulty in keeping itself from being
forced into breaking relations with
Germany, regardless of any explana-
tions from Berlin, and of being pressed
into a sharp controversy with Stock
holm. No representations either 20
Sweden or Mexico. ii is understood,
will be made by the United States in
connection with tie conduct of the
Swedish representative in Mexico CITY,
but it is regarded as not improbable
hat the Mexican government may
make it the occasion for action that
would show its earnestness in the mat
ter Of neutrality.
Won Eckhardt's part in the latest
chapter mas been no surprise. This
government has known of his activi-
lies long before the discovery OF the
evidence given by the Zimmerman
note and since then his activities in
propaganda have been watched care
fully. That he was heading a big or
ganization that had for its object not
only propaganda, but espionage, has
been suspected and these suspicious
have been conveyed to the Mexican
foreign office in the hope that it might
take steps that would check any vio
lation of neutrality.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
REMAINS FOR TIME

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 1S.-Presi-
dent Irigoyen abs given permission to
Count Luxburg to remain in Argen-
tina for brief period so that he can
arrange for his departure without seri-
Gus inconvenience and has assigned
an officer of the army to De his aide.
The president has expressed him
self bitterly against the anti-GermaD
demonstrations in Buenos Aires anG
the riots of yesterday and has ordered
the chief of police to begin immedi-
stely the prosecu ion of the police cap
aims of the three downtown districts
where the disturbances we're most
serious on the charge of their failure
to obey orders.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14

when they crossed the frontier, plain
ly showing the effects Of priyation
and suffering. They were thin, pale,
nervous and hungry, snatching at all
food which was offered them. After
a few weeks holiday they will be sent
back and others brought in their
places.
The Swiss government also has ar
ranged to bring children of Swiss par
ents residing in Germany to the Alps
for the summer, paying all expenses
and providing a temporary home for
those who are too Ill 20 return to Ger
many, because of the lack of nourish-
ment and otherwise.
The families of most neutral diplo-
mats in Berlin and Vienna already
have been sent to this county.
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KEREASKY HOPES TO
BETTER RUSS ARMY
Continued From Page One.)
Minister of War

PETROGRAD, Sept. 13.-Colonel
Vershovky, former commander of the
Moscow military district. has been APP
pointed acting minister of war. Gen
eral Teplovest has been named COM
mander of the military district of
Petrograd, and NJ. Paltschinksi, for
mer assistant minister of trade, has
been given the post OF military gov
ernor general of Petrograd.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
GERMAN WOMEN SOLDIERS

Travellers from Berlin state that
Germany is preparing to follow the
Russisn lead in organizing regiments
Of women. who viii be available later
to send to- the iron. if necessary. The
achievements OF the Russian women S
battalion haze been widely advertised
in Germany, and fayorably commented
upon. Several steps Tor similar moves
by Germany are being discussed IN
Berlin, and the organization OF several
rial regiments. at first as a species
OF home reserve. is expected shortly.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
New Marine Chief

PETROGRAD, Sept. 13.-Admiral
VI. Verdervski, former commander-in-
chief of the Baltic fleet, has been
appointed minister of marine.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
The Training Ground

The French artillery planes which
are being used for training purposes
have twin engines and great wide
spreading wings, giving them wonder
,ul stability, although when occasion
requires they can side slip, stall, spin
nd spiral in a fashion that would fill
he ordinary fighting scout with envy.
The trip which the correspondent
made to one of these artillery camps
and school revealed wide sweeping
range of beautiful hills and valleys.
The American zones of fire stretch
or miles in parallel tracks and are
illed with splendid natural grounds
which for the purpose OF observation
md diretc.on of fire have been desig-
mated and mapped as enemy battery
positions, machine-gun emplacements,
dugouts and strong points of various
sorts and qualifications.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
Korniloff to Surrender

PETROGRAD. Sept. 13-General
Korniloff has communicated to the
government his intention to surren-
der on the arrival of General Alexied,
commander-iRc chief OF the Russian
armies, at Mohilev, at which place
he is due this evening.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
Money For Measure.

Opinions differ as to the cost of APP
plying the measure. The first year
appropriation is $4,000, 900 but it is
declared by some that this will not be
nearly enough. Representative Gil
lett of Massachusetts, acting repub-
lican leader, declared that the second
year cost of administration probably
would be OOO.OOO,OOO. Representa-
tive Tess of Ohio, particularly urged
the senate today TO be liberal in deal
ing with this provision. Statistics
showed, he said that So per cent of the
broken men who return from the front
can be rehabilitated.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
vAcATIoN'FoR CHILDREN

Arrangements have been completed
by the Swiss Red Cross whereby thou
sands of German and Austrian chill
dren will be brought to Switzerland
for short summer vacation in the
Alps. The first contingent of 500 Ger
man children and 420 Austrian chill
dren arrived recently from Berlin and
Vienna. They were in a pitiful state
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
INSURANCE BILL
FINALLY PASSES
CONTINUED From Page One)


should benefit from the death or dis
ability of their support in accordance
with his earning capacity.
Benefits.
A widows compensation would
cease upon her re-marriage and de-
pendent child's would cease at is
years old.
Monthly benefits to a soldier or sail
or in case of total disability would be
as follows:
If he has neither wife nor children
living, $40; wife, S55; wife ana one
child, SOS; two or more children,
SIS; dependent widowed mother, SO
additional.
Injured men requiring nurse care
would receive an additional $50
monthly.
A man losing both feet, hands or
eyes would be entitled automatically
TO 500 per month. IA.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
Anxious for Hazards

The work of gun operations with
balloons and airplanes has only re-
Gently been started. The American
chief of artillery in France recently
gave officers of the lower grades an
opportunity to indicate their prefer
ence in any special branch of artil-
lery work. 1t is striking evidence of
ne spirit of the eXpeditionary force
that an overwhelming majority ex-
pressed the desire to become airplane
observers, which is the branch of
service undoubtedly holding the great
est hazards.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
SENATE AND HOUSE CONFFREES
BEGIN WORK ON WAR TAX BILL
TODAY. MAY BE LAW IN TEN DAYS
(By Review Leased Wire.)

(By Review Leased Wre)
WASHINGTON 1SSenae house the
Ktchn completed
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MORE PROOFS HAD
OF GERMAN FAITH

CONTINUED From Page One)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-14
j. 5. GUNHERS ARE
MASTERING 75'S
Continued From Page one.)

weapons and are handling them now
as if they had been friends of many
years standing. Under the watchful
supervision of a splendid old French
major. who speaks English as if it
were his own tongue, they have taken
down and reassembled the two types
of guns with which they have been
training, so that the most minute de-
tail of construction and the particu-
lar use of each part, no matter how
small, has become thoroughly known.
The mastery of artillery, as a whole,
however, is a matter of months rather
than weeks. and there still remains
much for even the first American
artillery contingentto learn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
2(nt. Rctes Rrcm5 inn
DicnIf Scr 1lHiicrten!

@ai6in9ton, 81. SUM. - 8ic
3eihntngen 6es amerifoniiden Sol.
fe8 fir 0os 91ote areu5 peroen bonn
lgoriiter oesielben Senrn g. 3obiO.
lion ouf $1t4000,000 berednet.
Sierbon bebolten Die ein8eInen 3mei.
ae 25 @ro8ent Der bon ibnen oufqe.
Ibrndten Suntnen tuabreno Die iib.
rigen Is g5ro8ent in ben General,
Iion0 seben.
Gobiion bot In einem 6ffentliden
IGtloi3 Dem 8olfe ieinen Can't ausee,
ipro6en. SS5n 0ieienl GrloB beiBt es.
6oB Die Slunne in erlter gfei6e fiir
|Nie ge6ilrIniiie Der omerifoniiden
Solooten uno 5eeleute benubt ner.
oen miro un0 in 3peiten &eibe fir
6ic gQliierten. 98eiter miro geioat,
ooB Die onerifQniidhe Rotes. .arel3-
aommiiiion oas omerifnniife lln-
teritiibungsluerf in 6ronfrei6 iiber.
|nommen bat, unb 6aB bierfiir bereits
|eine @iGlion Collars 3ur 8eriiigltng
geitellt iino, un0 6oB in allen dIliier-
ten 2Gn0ern 0bnlide 3meiae oes
omerifaniideu 8oten aren6es initial.
liert neroen ioIlen.
glud GuBIano miro eine aonunii.
iiou bon alpanaig 8odleiten seianOt
ner0en Inn Die 8e0iirfniiie 6eS ruI.
iiidjen @oltes 8n itiioieren Ionic Die
bette glrt uno g8eiie, ibnt at belfen.
@leid3eitia meroen in gan5 ghlB.
lon6 un0 an Der ruiiiiden arie9s.
front 3peigsitdtionen 6es Goteu
areu3es erribtet meroen.
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Hckrlltcittucctc btlttot
itnr tueniac Rckrmten!

@aibington, 27. SUM. - Sic
aeeierun9 iiebt nit llubebogen. ouB
Der Auf oes 4rdiioenten 8iIion Inn
6reitpilige nur meuig @ebor fin
Oct. Die 9lnmelOungen iino enttau.
i6eno. 60 ba6en iid 9iengtdg i'm
gon5en 2arl0e MIR 14t5 Monn irei.
Dillig 5ur regul1ren 9lrlnee gelneI.
bet, Die 3uerit rad s5ranfreid ge.
i6idt miro. gian boift ober, oaB
infolee Der groBen Teflane, Die
ourb 8eitungen un0 Grgoniiationen
I'M gau5en gan0e betrieben miro, in
ben letten 8agen Der ISOLDE Iidl ne.
nigitens BON 5000 bis 60O0 Mnun
toalid meloen meroen.
9eon1inell paren bereits Sdn19tua
in0 Sonrtag bic eriten Gage Der
bon @errn gsiIion beitinnlten $50.
DE. Sin oieien beioen 5oaen mel.
beten iidl IN oaen Stonfen 9t5
gionn 5u ben fobneiL s.n oel
Spiee itonoen 9ien gorf MI. 1872
nn0 geunipIOunisu mt 1Q2 gE0nrl.
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Sur DcIcrticritHg
H0e0ii0er GrMppen!
Der 2nnSesberteibisnnss @liniifer
GeOrsi beIdnlbiet bic Sifefen
often bes gerrats.

2tnIter0am, 27. Syuui, iiber 2or-
bon. - Der fritbere 2on0esbertei6t.
attngs.Miniiter @eorgi qa6 i'm
Hei6srot bic Grfl1ri,ng ob. 6aB 6rei
tide6iidG Heginenter gu ben GuiIen
itbergegangen paren. (g9ie bereits
in Der Sribilne genleloet.)
9ie Grtldrling ipuroe gemadt an.
I1blid Der 9isfuiiion ii6er Die Sor.
oerlmg tihefiider 9lbgeoroneter,
ben glbgeoroneten &loiac frei8uIai.
len 6er 1tnter Der 9lnfl1ge, berur.
iodlt slt babeh ein @inberlton0nis
Smiihen 8obpen rno 8fublono ber,
bei5uiiibren, Sunt Sooe berlrteilt
pur0e. Cos 8ooesurteil aeqen &Io.
fac, Den 5iibrer Der ti6efii6en
Union i'm 9bgeoronetenbous 0es
oiterreidiIden 9lei6srots, lit BON
Goiier &orl aufgeboben tpor0en, bod
befin6ct iid alofac mod in &oft.
@linilter bon @eorgi teilte NIT,
boB in alien gtrmeen ser 6einoe
SeIterreifJ. .ltngorns tidefiihe Qegi.
omen eebil0et milroeIL luo 6ub bon
ben i'm militGrpfIi6tigen Sitter Ite.
benoen 6iterreifiihen Sicbed)en, hie
beim &usbrith nes arieges in 9luB.
lan6 moren, rllr orei 5lrildfegrten.
@r beri1tete ferner, Der friibere Sci.
ter Oes b6bnliiden glotte8 n9}aro6.
nj 2iitp", Elm ee,piiier GapGit babe
iid in 9fuBlan6 often geriibn1t, bob
ct alS 6dbnrih Der 0iterreidiiden
g(r1nee 5u ben 8uiien beiertiert iei
nod0em feline 4omeraoen einen otter.
reidiiden 2fuBenpoiten nieoergenlodt
b1tter.
Sic g[n9oben oes Dtiniiters ioIIen
9roBes glufieben berborgerllfen ia.
ben; Die tidedii6en a6georOneten,
bic ii6er 6teielben erbittert fino, er.
fl0ren oieie Qlngoben ieien ans
fa6e oofilr, 6aB Dos 0}iniIteriunt
3utn &iiftritt ge8mlngen muroe, ge.
maht rporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
ErD6ibitiOll bcnl
Hrdioenttn iibtrlaiitn
Bilt 6 Scr 11raficcmt inn Jntcrciic Scr Oeffcnt:
lidbkeit fir ecbctert, Damn lcllen lpcin mnS
Bier uciter bcresitcllt pcrHcn.
Rcopers ,lteinnns Siirfte ansidlassebenS lein!

tell ocs Observation-Disclosures
Soober berIaiien miro. 3ieier Bat
ii9 betreff8 GiHfitbrung notionIer
8robi6ition gum 3mede Der aon'
ierbieriing bon 2ebensmitteln III fol.
GENDER g8eiIe gediiBert.
o@nn3 obqeieben bon iittlihetl
SSragen lit meme 2(niift Die, oo6
mir 3lpiihen 50,000,000 unn co..
100000 9ui9el @etreioe. Die all
9roll8ueden bermen6et mer0en ipo-
rem fonnen rmo 6ieies @etreioe III
fir Die galiierten bon GROCER Sc.
0eutung. 9lGes, mos in pen 3eitiI.
Ierien hergeiteIlt miro, qebralthen
mir fir i1onitrielIe uno Munitions.
3tpede. 9ei Ginfiibrung Der Sab.
rltnesnlittelfontroIle un0 geripen.
oung bon Subititutcn fir @etreioe
f0nnen mir 3pii6en 25 gliaionel
uno 80 Nfi(lionen guibeI bein gu.
bcreiten oon inouitrieIlen 9(lfobol
eriporen.@
8as glfer6ou.aomitee miro in Ser
2eber Bill na6itebenoe Ga1pfe1lun.
Qen MAIDEN: gGoutrol(ierunq bon
5tahl giien Del qerpiiier Ntaihi.
nerien mo oergIei6en; Die @etrei'
oeoorrdte Der 6orner itno nidt ais
at 9pefulotions8lueden
at betradten; 0einRobrltng8nittelOi.
reftor foG niht aeItnttet iperben
at beitinneu5 mas onf ben 5arni-
Iientiid fonlmen ioa; 9efdrdntung
Ser 2i8enIierung geipiiIer 8rooufte. {"
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Der 1sailcr lcbt Sic
BaprcMt9 Ora9cncr!
Gas @eaiment bot Saten berridtet,
oak Der cite 6rit i'm Glbiiam
ItfJ frtnen mnk.

gfmitcrbom, 27. SUM, iiber 2ou-
Son. gerliner 8epei6en 8uiolge
bielt Der aailer om 81. SUM an
Der 8citiront cine &ruppenid)au ab,
nuf) Der er an bic SoI0aten einc
9lnipr1de belt, in welher CT unter
on0erem iogte: Zen bier beriau.
nelten Srlippeu iprede i'd meinc
roIlite 9lnerfetnuug iiir i1r Ser.
halten aus uno bin Der feiten lle6er-
seuallng, oaB iie rpie bisber, mo- I'M,
nler lie aud bineeiteIlt iper0en ntli
Soft Oertrnuell6, ibre Sduloiefeit
tln uuo einen 6rieoen fir oas ga-
terlon6 erf1ntpfen meroen ME mir
tin fur bic neitere entrDlflung oes.
ielben be0lrieri."
3nm SGluiie Der 9tniprafe idgte
er: .geionOers bin ih erfreut, ooS
erpro6te gaprelltb 3raeoner &egi.
ment, 6ns fi6 in Der Sdladt bel
Sobenirieo6erg mtter ben glugen oeS
oroBen 9reuBenfonios, Dem naIten
SFriB unbergGnglihen 9fubm er.
iDorben, Su Oeiien &oten IN oieiem
arieae All begliidfDiInifen. 2llS i'd
I'M CONNER 1916 bic 8off 5dma.
sronen naf giunldnien ian6te, gob
ID linen ben gefe9l nit aui ben
99ea. inter allen llulItdnoen, NO
lnrner tie fid aud befinOen, Die oil
ten 9rnoitioncn oes Sieeimeuts ouf.
rcdlt ali erbolten uno neue SorbeereH
hi Sample 5u eruerben. Gas &e'
aiinent bat ben Grlportiingen ibres
shrfiien ariegsberrn entiprohen uno
Soten berri6tet, Die ben ggllten
Tsrip oben in ben 9eIpiiiden @etil.
Cen ertreuen tDeroen. Wloge es 10
ueifer forfIobref. gsir neroen I'M
Tren SoIt ni6t fabren Iniien bis
tin aladIiGer GrieOe erruugen 1T.
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nieroIs ais Elm gefitrtporter Itbe.
roler S50eer gegolten bat uno INNER
tonierbatine 9lnlidten pertrot.
Ser 9ieidstog miro ipieoer on 5.
SSltlt 5uianlmentreten uno es miro ers
nortet oaB gIei6 at @eeinn Der
SiBuHgen Dos Iogenurtlte SforlitiflI.
tions-&on1itee ieinen 8eriht iitter.
breiten miro. 9ieie &r0perlhnft,
0eiien @oriibenoer Der io5idliitiid)e
9lbgeoronete 8biIlip SHei0emonn lit,
bat Iebten Mtonat g1oi @ntpfeblltn-
gen gealo9t, Die bon getpiiien Gle
inenten in 9eltti6lono freiioigit be-
qriiBt ipur6en oa iie eine griin0Iime
Reforn oes preuBii6en 8oblipitefns
befitrpprteten. Ger aoiier felbit bat
oas &onititltttons-Gon b1roltfbin
eriitdt iib oieie Gupfeblltneen 5ur
&idtldnur 5u nebmen.
9ie ou 81. @1ai getnu6ten @or.
icbl0ge Iouten: Ser 9feihsfan5fer
lift nidt ru1r Dem aaiier ionoern oud)
Dem &eihstog gegenilber beraflt-
iuortli6.
g}eueinteilltng Ser @obloiItrifte in
9eutiblallb, ioooB oos @oIt i'm
Rei6stog cine before gertretung err
bdlt.
9os aonTtitutions Ronlitee Miro
I'M SSSuli meitere 5iBungen abbalten.
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gaoi6ington 27. SUM. 4r6it-
bent @ilion bHSet Beute bas Sturm.
centrum in Dem aonlpfe I'M nutio.
naIe 8robibition. Ser aongreB,
niht imitonOe, bic @irrniIie, nel6e
Die gnnobme Der glabrungslnitteI-
aontroa &orlage beoroben, at 10.
fen, iii 0enielben einiah ans Dem
g9eae qegangen. gG1breno Der bers
1onaenen g}adt nidelte oos g(ders
bau.s3omitee 0cs Scuots 6os ofno,
delttrodene@ glmenoeHent 3lr gIab.
rungsntittel aontrollierial9s Bill
fcin iauberIif) ein lu0 legtc es ouf
sic 1reppe bes @eiBen 6ouies. 9ie
III Dem glmenoement gemadten gln.
pieblungen Iallten:
Sic 3eIttIlation bon 6ptrituoien
nus glo6rnuasmitteIu lit mabreno
Der 9ouer oes ariegcs berboten.
sluh fonnen ne6er Bier nod 8ein
aus 9eabring&ntitteln bergeltelt ner.
Den. oltBer Der Braloert bait es i'm
s5ntereiie Ser 0efientliffeit fir on.
acbradlt, eine bei6ranfte 6eritealng
bon gsein INTO Bier 8u aeitntten.
Wtit obiger g(u$ndbue erfldrt iif)
6as Senots. aonlitee nit oem- BON
Soitie on0enon1menen fnodentrofe-
nen Announcement einberitanoen. Gem
&r1iioenten miro ooS Geht gegeben,
oae I'M gono befinoliden Spirituo'
fen 5u bei6loguabmen ltrt0 rildoeitlI.
licren 8u loiien
Solte oieie Sanolltn9speiie BON
Genat qutaebeiBen peroen. 10 bat
Der 9}rdli0ent bolitdnbige @emdIt,
Die Seritellitng bon 8ein uno Bier
na6 @ut6ilnfen 81 geItotten o6er
su nntarioaen. @lau iaat iih i'm
stongreB, Dab Der 4rdiioent iih ae.
gen cine Oerortige gerartDortlidi> = it
ftr0iben miro; 1noerc qonoreBleute
1ber laden itd ms sdtdtd,en uno
ioaeft lidL Die gle9ier1ing niiiiie jet
bod enblif) einiebeb boB Iie aGe
4aohtbefueniiie erbdIt, Die iie an.
Ttre6te."
g1iemanb neiB heute su inaen
mas Der gr1ii0ent tun mir0. ioatc
opr 5enot bos @nrqeben oes Se.
.aontitceS gutbeiBen nno ipater
Das aonferen3.aomitee bei0er Sdtt.
Ter iih entidlieBen, ooB Der Graii.
bent batrefis Der glpsiilbrlng oes
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foQ.
OlogIi6 it, 6oB Serr 8ilion
Fid in bieier @e3iebung onf oas llr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-27
tsritik iibcr SclS5llo
in 1l1eiopctamien!
Gngl. 8lnubnd 3iebt in Idarfer gSei.
ie iiber bic babel gemadtcn
srOben ,Sebler Bcr.

Qon0nl. q. SUM. Ser dltsfithrs
Iid)ite un0 iddrfite oultli6e geridt,
Ser ie ilber miIitdriiGbe Sperotio.
nen 6es arieaes ber0ffentliht NOR.
ben it, ieIbit Der geriht iiber Die
3aroaneIlen Grpeoition riht aus.
9ei6loiien tit geitern oben0 in Ell.
ncm 9Ioubld nus1ege6en fpnr6en
0as iid init ben GelO3ug tn Welo.
potonlien beiaBt.
syu Dem geriht beibt es, Die CT.
petition mar ein beredtiateS Mill
tGriihes llnternebnlen ie0oh nit
in3ureihenoen StreitfrGfteu un0 ur.
geniigeiioer gorbereiting borgenonl-
men tporben. Ger onfdngIide JebI.
ihlag NIT Dem 8erlitlt bon ant lei
ouf @}ouqel an .&orauSiidt Sch.
Tern unb iaIiden &erehnungen 5tt,
riif5ufitbrel, mas ouf etnen 0iongel
an Grgoniiotionsi6bigfeit oIler ge.
teiligter idIieBen Ioiie. SSn DER
Saliptiade balt Der @eriht fir bic
6ebIer General gtiron, ben tribe.
rem 8efeblsbober Der britiid)en
Streittrdfte in Wieiopotonlien Der.
onttportIidl oen @i5efoni9 bon ssyu.
bien 2oro Snr6inge, ru6 oeu 6jer.
fouuadnoierenoen in SSnbien @ene.
raj Cir @eoudnmp 3uff.
Ser Sransportoienit tn6 Oas Sa.
merben als Ole idpdh.
item 95unfte in Der Grpe6ition be.
5sifnet. 9lnngel an Gronsportfa3i.
litdten babe Die 5erbeiifuffung pon
@eritdrfungeu mtnl6glidJ eehoht,
rno 10 Den sail bon aut sur 6olge
gebobt.