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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Nus Scr 1~11iIIcMri.
CcgislatlIr!
Die glnRcn babcn iid felt ursaniiicrt
anO balteu Sas 9inOer IN
Den NGuoen.

Sefferiou Gitp, Mo. s. Sdu. -
@piiiouri's neller @oliperneir GbaS.
Q. Gardner lit beute in ieut Mint
einaclebt mor0eH. Seine @ruab
lltng iplroc bon beioen 61uieri Der
9eaislatur anerfanrt, troeOem bid
ter @enrp Summ pom ct. 9ouis, Der
qeihloaene rcpu6lifaniide annNi0at
sic @ol)l fcrmea ungefodtrn bat.
Alts Dem aonteIt miro nber peltig
Deroen.
Gos 9ouptillterelie lellft iid auf
Ole Creoniiierung oes Sernts Ourdl
bic liberule Mcbrbcit Die grmab
hung 0es 2%iberaicn SSohn 3. @torton
gum 9rGiioenteil oes 5euats. Ger
Gon0ioat Der Grobibs mar Der e.
uator McGIintine, Der nit groBer
Mebrheit geidlogen milroe.
3um SpreAer oes 4bgeoronetens
baiies ipluoe Crate 8ation aus
Roqs GountD eripdhlt. grote &c.
bort Der alien @aroe Der GemoIra.
ten al.
Die Grobibitiohiiten ~berlalgteu
Sic 4nnaGme zines 9robibitious-
@eieses nit 9rinqlihfeitsualfie
Der nelle @ouUertlcitr @arOner er.
fIqrte oarauf, 0uB CT Elm iclhes
@eiet nit Der Gringlihfeitsflauiel
betoiren miiroe. 3uranfbtn ertldr.
ten iie, fie uilroen NIT Der aunabme
zines 8robibitionsaeiebe obne Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3ufrie0en iein.
Die 5rage miro ober in 3rpei 5abren
DieOer permitteIn Der S5niatibe mic
0eriim 3ur g%bitimmung gebradt fper.
ben.
Ger ousidei0en0e @oubcrneur
@}aiorS bat in elmer longen Bot
ifaft ieiue @ertpaltitug ms belite
2idt geiteat, mo bebuuptet, er wilB.
te nidlt, mie er Dem Staote cine bel,
iere gcrrpoltung bate geOcl fon
1len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
SinansicMe Gage
DcutiAInnNs oiimitte!
1ie anrie Der meIIten &ertpapiere
ltebeB lest b0ber ais nor
Dent Mriege.

Berlin, iiber 2on0ou, s. San.
Alts ben amtliden 2iiten fiber Dor
ienquotierungcn gcbt berDor. 0oB bic
Alirle meiitens be0eutenD bpbcr lilD
uIs pDr Dem ariege.
WrpBe UeDiHae wur0en In Der
Gilens, Wtoihinerie-, deniiheH un0
MlunitionsinOuitrie ner3eihnei. 8on
oieien eeiDonnen maude 200 bis
500 Gunfte uHo MIR leAr menige
~DerIorerI.
Die mciiten 9anpfidiffsgeieH
ihdften gefpaiiien aud on 8ert. Gie
9Eftien pes Aor00entidM gloDo iDa.
rer i'm 3. Die Der Santa Gampfer.
LIME Inn 10. nno Die Der Samburg.
5n0onerifaIinie nm 35 4uutte b0.
ber dis Dor Dem ariege. Hegterungs.
nnleiDen Itdn0en gut. aae &riegs.
aftLeiben ltanoen ouf 9S. (Gielc ilber
&on0on fonrmeroe 0epeihe 5eigt om
DelltIifiten 0oB Die @elOnerhaltniilC
III 8ettldlan0 lltd]t MIR illd)t als
i9Iehte. ionoern iogar ols merfmilr-
Dig giinitige AT be5eidnen iino. 8iC
boben @eminne Der ghinitionsinou'
ltrien I'M 8ergleid nit Den anoeren
limb ia mir natiirli6 angeiidyts Der
elarcp1iihen Gage. 9abet lit nod
5I bemerfen, onB oieien Snouitrien
uidt g~eftottet lit, lire iamtlihet
Brofite utter lire Millionaire 81 Der.
feiIer. 8lelmebr ntlB Elm groBer
Nro5clrtint 5urudgeiegt neroen, I'm
iii ebettlca lem &otfale Der &egie-
rlaigg 5Hr gserfagung 9Ftelt 81 mer-
oe1. 80 laebt Deutib mo ii9 Oor)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
ctuo6a g~lnItfnerein.

Wtorgen, 3ieustag abeno bait oer
NluiifDerein ieinr regeintaBlge Yer
inmmlltug o6. III mcId)er bic in lct
Ter @erinmmllng erlDablten geom.
ten un0 Dom 3'raiiocnten ieitbcr Ct
noflltc Somiteemitgtie0er IN lbre
acntter cingeieei mer0en. Gin poll
3abliosS eriAeinen Der WtttgIieocr
lit iebr ertpiinidt.
Der gali ocs gGpiitpereins Conn.
toq abeno erfrcltte iih eines %itarfegl
BENDS. Sic Nlitglie0er mareti nit
ibrelt 5rcimoal IN liH~aepobnllder
3a6l eridicnen un0 aae amiiiierteil
iiA in prddtiger &ciie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
ganomedrifran @erein.

5tl Der am Withhold. oeu 3. ga.
nuar a~6qebolteneu @eriomnlmg
6es 9onoiDelr. Srnnen 8ereins MUIR
ben idmtli6)t gennlteu flir oas neue
,Sn6r ipie0eraeD0bIt aomlih; 8rdii.
.0entin- 3rau s5o6n @reoe: @i3e
8rdii0entiu 6rnt ernit a0nig; ii.
nan5 5dr.- 5rau o. @rabopsfi,
grotofoa SER. 6roit Scum Sdra-
Der; 5dabni. 5rau Sobu @aller;
@eriuoltungsrat 5rnu 5rit Siae.
fer, 6rau 6rie Slider 6rdu Mog
@ener.
Dnnf Ser Gmaba Iribiine bic
uns INNER hiIfrGih CUR Seite itebt.
mcnn as fir bic Iotlei0enoen in
9catidlano it, uno Gont Dem 6rn.
Observation-Disclosures aarL Sdniiot an
Der IA mo 4nrueb CTR. Der ms
In 10 nobIer 8riie gebolfen oic 4
Spebun0c an ben a1ufer al brin,
'qcn, itn0 mir mieoer i'm Stdnoe,
cin nettcs Giunmdlcil OH 9errn
@rnf BON 8ernitorii db3uihidaf,
mas mir in ben nGditen 3agen be,
faunf nIaden mer0en. lniere Ea,
role if: as miro meiter gebolfenl1
Saben mir bob lIod Iange nidji
uuicre 9flidt nno S9nI0igteit &C.
Ton. ger lit Der nodite, Der bcIfpr
mia2
Snl 8arIen oes 2anopebr Jrauen.
8erelns
5rau 5obn 8nIler,
2S0t Charles Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
AmHcm 0rciFcn ana
Na wieNer ipMdptio an!

Berlin. $. Con. Glmfcn6eridt.)
3ns ariepsomt meloete, ouB Die
8uiien in BEN @eldn0e 5ipiihen &i
ga mo giitau geitcrn mieoer init
5oblrciden Strcittrdftcn ongegrif.
fen uttO am VIA erfolgc auiHupeiien
bobcn. Nm anbcren 5tcGeH aber
murocu ole feinoli6ea angriffe blu
rig obgeidlnacn.
Sic Gage in Gnuaaien.
sym $ultptbureau Der llniteo
8reB miro Die Gage in Rrunduien
uuo inn @or0cn DER Gltfront pic
holgt 5uiommengetabt: Smerbnl6
eincs Mouats bo6en iene oeutihen
unD 0iterrcid ungariihen 5treit.
tr0fte Die geitern 6ociaui erobcrtcH.
100 1leilen feinoli6es @ebiet ourh-
brohen. aui bic ieinolihen Gruppen
erbarm1ngslos eingGbalten lin0 olle
oeren @egenonerifie abgei6lagen.
SSoclal1l lleBf iUU W(ellen Notolpells
lid Don 9itfareit pelde Staot BON
Sen Sruppen Mludeniens nn 8. De.
-ertber gencmmen mur0c. Die
5~dreaiqfeit 0es GorortngenS Der
oertifcn @~erbiinoeten troB nller
@cgeuipebr Der &uiien nno Rland-
men un0 tros Der oentbar ihle6te.
item @itterltng lit zines Der beipun-
0ernsperten Gopital oieies aricges.
Berlin gibt unllmtpuuoen 8u, ooB
Die bon Sen giuiIan an Der Dina
front entmideltc neite SffeniiDe
5ortidritte an Dem va 6Iuiie ma
DE, oaB ober ale anoeren oortigen
teinoIiden gngriffe abgeidlagen
mnrDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

@roB. 3inau3icfretdr SoiepD Gdcr
1doeuierter 5oiepb gong; Irltltccs
geo u. 0offmdni, Gueeue 25get ui0
Treb 5dai. 0crr 2eo @offumun
puroe Den 9elegotei Anton @roB
mo Sp. Sdmie gum C%rtsperban0
atqefngt. Serge aniproden murbca
ron Dtitglieoern mo 9ennltel gc
boiten uio beifloiien, Oorouibiu 81
arbeitcu. Die I}itqlieDcrdahl 0es Ger
ems 3ut Dernelren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Il. 4rtrns Nfrfin.

5omtog nadmiftng iailo bic 8er.
0es St. &etrls gereius
bel gutter eeteilieune itatt. 3Uei
neiie W1iigiieocr ipur0en Uorgeltlas
qen. 9er 8iuou8beriht 5eigte, oob
Scr gcrein fpan5iell fortgeifritfeli
III. Eic ge1miea fpnr0en III ibre
Nenter e%ineeHFhrt 9eit AilsuobuIe
0cs Gise @r0iioentcn iin0 Is bic bis
heriarn 8qmtoI; Eroiloeut dreo
aoFFn4anm 9i3e 9raiiOeai 4enrn
S4mls %rotctol Settetnr 4litOn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
rrtsuer6onS omaha.

GnG9u, s. San. 1917.
8ertc GelegatCul
llnicre idbylide @encralpcriamul.
hung mo 9elntennabl finect 5rei.
fag abcuo Den IL, sSanuar 1917
INT Muiffnetein, Gdc r. nao Gai
Str, itott. Gie 5a6resbcridltc oef
gcmutelt folHulcR CUR 9crleiuna,
aelie 8eouttcu itno 8t erpdblcn mo
an0cre t8cidaite bon @ihtigfcit
lperoen ous antereic Der Gcegatcn
iii Auiprlth ncbuen, wesbnlb poll.
3obliges Gridlcinen Der Gelcgatcll
Sriugeil0 gebotcn lit.
Wit @ruB
Qlug. q. 5pedJt, 5etr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Wcaen nid1t n )
SclSGtcn merSen!

8aibington, s. San. 9ns
8uuoesobcrgeridt bot heltte 5mei
glaIioduietts 1IiIBioI0aten Die &c.
tition nm einen 8rit Of Gertiorori
(5dreiben INT 9eridt) beipiaiet.
5taats9eridte bottcu entidieoen 0aB
Die 0lili3en unter Der 9tatinHaIDers
electromagnetic Oen 9unOestreueio
leiiten mitiicn oocr eingcteft tper.
ben. 9ie 4fili3en crfldrcL DAB ia
nidt ben gunoe8oienltei0 ab5ilIege1
baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
8eourite6taOsr anmitsennF.

Eos leste Der bon ben bieii8cn
@cihaftslentrn perauitalteten 9oH
3erfc III anf benz 80. Jebruor an
aeicBt. Eos bfriibmte minneapolis
5ungphonie Crheiter miro f~oa5ertie.
rem utter MitrDirfun9 oes bleiigen
M1en0eIsI0bu gb0Es.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Omaha haMfmanm ANS
Ceben ~oekcmmcn!

Greo. u. gt1riiplb, Elm biciiger
anufmani1 oefim @eid1ftslofol iid
in Dem @ebduoe 2024 Sbermau
Noe. befin0et. fam bepte Dorrnittaq
in Council 9luffs aui jdbe Aeiie
inns 2eban AH oer II. Cir. 9abn.
freti3uta tpurOe iein lluto bon Ell.
nem Ghnel5uae Der 0ort1mdteru
erfaBf uno jertrilmmert Morfielo
ielbft mur0e bod III bic 9uft uHo
oann cine Strefe bpn so 5ltB ipeit
geidleroert. Ct mar anf Der Stele
tot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
qnnaenentsfnhnna nnter Miliaen.

81 Yoio, Ger. 8. 3a1i. Ger d
j1Brige 5lorentc 0'Qonobue, aor.
porol in Der ao%mpaanie g. 81.
Mtidigon 9otlouol @or0e, lit ge,
tern i'm bieligeu ghlttar6oipitaI
Ser 2ungeneutsiinoun9 erLegen. Bis
eeitern maren "a giationalgar6iften
an Der 2ul1Genent5iinoung e~rfrantt
nn0 btsber iino % Sol0aten oicier
aranfbeit eriegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
1T 0mf Hie Obcrrid6tcr
fdIetlpt 81 fprceecn!

Nngbfngton. s. San. Senator
@lDns rridte bep tn 5etat cine
MeIpIufion Elm, h@t nelder irgeno
cin @nnocsriht-r Der ell BON Dem
auiaNfpB onae commences @cieB fllr
ntknnlfitint 0iien erfldrt. lid DER
ffAEerIidr ii AnmaBuna ifalloig
nladt asnD nbgeiebt fperOen mtIB.
fnhIolger 1T bonn 4raiiOen-
TEL al bgftunnierl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
SnaenSGdle gaubiten

Giebeu iunoe Burden, fat nod
anobeu. iiberiieIen Snmstag nbcn0
Qoitis 5fimugB, 1874 iiiol. 8. CTR.
mobnbait an Der Mlnion Ctr. nabe
Der 10. Str, rnO berauhten i'm nm
$40 8argeI0 mo ieine llbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Mntnnnsitennnn I'M ae6rnnr.

Die o%iesjdbri9c autoulobilsaus
itealng fm0gt bonn rs. 6e6ntar
biz gum B. Nlar3 i'm biciigen Moi.
torium iiatt. VIE 8orbcreitun9en
peroen aetroffeL oieialbe nod groB
ortiger ais lire &orgdugeriunen
~ geItoIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
aampf nlit msrifaniiden 8anOiten.

2nre0o, Ger, s.. 3ar. 0icr
merifontide 4ol6iten pelde ben
8eriud muftesL ben 8io @ran0e ait
i~ibrrifreiten, iuur0en BON einer 80
telling oes IA. 9moesfaDaleriere.
ginlellts gefangn genonlmer1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
m~td2eiHnnocn Scs
n WberbmnScsoericbtcs

COS G6erbnnoesgeridt entidiaoI
/ eti0gllltig. 0aB Die Gerant
"A a4ag fin ben 8uiantmenitoB oes
aAen Eompfers a8omaron nit
oe Compiler gAlegbeng4 I'M Sabre
aif Der @0be Der Gbelapenfe
Fac, Hbbei Der lettere 3nirs
Ahterealig fanD. bei Dem
gl1rer BE- ggonloron4 Iiegt.
Gen bcrilBmten Qro3eB Der Gun-
burn NGsfmad)er Union bradte cine
beute geT1ate GntifeiOurg in Grim
neriing Initt tueld)er DIE 3inien on
Dem @cl0e, bas BEL Den @ufmq-
dern belfl1gnnbn1t poroen mar, run
Gin gegen 0~ieielbeu gefalltes urteil
Ill b~efrieoigen, 3ietrid 6. 2oeme,
Dem nberlebenoen @eiddftsteilhaber
ser Jirran o. 6. 2oepe & 60. gu
fonlnlrn. Is bdnOelte iid I'M emo
$1,000.
Gin Bedding 0es Sainoiier Sc
ridDtes. mona1 bic SailoiS Gifeue
haDnferHmiiiion bic gubnraten mir
sen Binnenuerfebr I'M Stadte felt
iesen fanrl Ielbt ipern Oaburd5 fuie
cine Balm %bebauptet, Der 5piiden.
ltactIid)e gerfehr beriibrt miro, Dlir-
Be pom Gberbunoesgridt beute be.
itdtigt.
@Ieidfaas belt oas Gber6unoes-
aeridt Dos nele @eIeb a%aIiforniens
betreffs 1r3tliher 8rdrts iponad bic
S~ogenaiInten gbriitian SeieHtiits bon
0er ansiibung Der ar5tlihen 8raris
ynltsgeifloiien iDeroeub obglei6 an
0eren Dbne Mlsoi5in praftiiieren0en
S~ciIfnaoigen Die ausiibnng erlalibt
miro, anfred)t uiio erfldrte oosielbe
fiir feline alaiiengeiebge6ung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Gus Den 0ereinen!

tEtc SerrrH TfreiMsfetcrtdrc ipDepl nbH
Omaha mic ban anhernnib iDeroeh gcbsisn'
~ptnltiqr 8eaebcnhettN NH Dimiurtie aht tuti'
mrubf ereignihs i'm 8rrrinsieben efr Hteat-
ton Der pSdalihen Emnba 1rtbAnc" msta
5usrifen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

Gei Den aaiierten per0en Die
5bmltome Der eH9lildsn &rnnfbeit
allner 0entLider; fe falaeH or
lfinan5isa beSaatiI8 tliieidmad ~
mer0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

rein. Aenter cingeiest. 3ieies BE-
iorgte Gg gr0iioeft oerrp &cOens
burg nit 0em ibm eiguen o1rcio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

Die 9faiicrten boben nit i6rer
@ebolpfnng red)t oaB Die aricas
fnrte Ellropas nur cine b~oriibergc-
lul10e Ebaie Ger Gage bartlett. Mla.
denier rn0 gyalfenbapn dnoern bic
sinrte fat ftHnOlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

5lfrisis slnleilulget ilr Melbna9tseel1erie
iilr fe6eA Usiiplieb Der HaMliie. mie 5narseif,
&anotiHneI Aa0eltiifn L~tlhoeddbeH lE0iIie11,
1aihenilt6eg SaubdeH, ai0hfdiiens Shninds
faiteil, sioelbafleL fo39ie cine Wfehee ans
beccr d6nllafr srilfcl. Die dABerii lei6i hers
sinieIer fiab, INTO ben 0nipfangerH ptele
Greuse teretten. 1le flIfoei HnieE her orokeB
Nn5loa5f iiaef bds 4aiieHoe fir 9bre Hersj
naiuteH poeI &elaMilfR.
Eie5 9u@ ilr i2c p~ortoirei per Ecsi begs
fanot.
1daiiae rmaba 1ri6aHs
1871 eowaro elraht EHaha sltbE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

gcrnFt end bel einfdateu oui
bic aEribitne@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

Ser 9aup!lpert eints gferbes
beruBt auf suten, gsfunoen 5ufen.
Gin seiunbsr 6nf beie6t aus einer
5Ornmafie, bic ssi9msibig, fart unb
bon einsrlei Jarbe If, feline ainae,
nod grb0bungen. nod Rife unb
6paltsn 5eist. Die 8aIIen ODER
6erien mIden nett. ni6t singapaen
fem uno OatTen Tih nur fpenig untz
biegsH. Die Ssitenndnbe unb 9rad<
ten munen serooe bsruntsrIaufsn.
3 srbs nit sings6ogsnsn 5ufen falz
len leitt. Die 3r1nten mlHtn tart
ano ps0er az nisbrig, nod al bod
iein. 81 bobe 9rattsn geben 0srs
gu 3pangbuisn. Din
6Ornfoblt foil nah BEN GtrahI FIN
stfpas Dertisft iein, Bel ibrtr Nerbinz
tung nit 3ebe, nit ben Wdn6en nn6
5rahten EeiHe Mbtrennunaen ODER
Rife seigen. Del Gtrahl anDli9
mub peih, eloftifh unb tifvas Feflht
,siu. Sc tIoRii6er Str Stroll III.
an 10 bsffsr If Il. Fbed sss{ 81
aInt aIIza arok ffH. 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

gq oos @ctudi6 Der aaiierten
dnoert niGts an Der striegsmiiDig
felt fGnitIider M6dte. Die liherIte
@eipabr fiir eineit 6oloiaen Jrie
Oeni
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

on @nn0 6. "a.
mar 1917 IS 1867
adtuHgsboa untcrhreitet
6riB 8nIpp
SdlatlH. oes @ilisfonos Gebrasfo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

Gie 0eiitiden 5iegesberidte mer.
Den pen bon nfiiteH enaiiIdlen Nl1t.
fern ouf oir 5menieite silriidae.
|tteat, @sniidC Siese inc aud niais
Helies.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
t1ionatsbcricbt iibcr
Sen 6ilfsfcnG!

Scri6ncr, Rebr.. 6. San. 1917.
@erru Sol, 5. 9eter, @rdi.
CHa6o, gtebr.
5rcltnO Geterl Siermit mein @e
ridlt ais 5haBraciiter oes @ilfs-
fonDs, beainneno nit Dem 81. Of
to6er 1915:
Nm Sano am 81. CIT. 1901. 65
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

SuuItna = .... .$2i46.07
10 Ge3. 1916 abgeliefert
an Sobn Iiarfs, ga
tionnl SdnBiit. ...$l.100 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
TEUTONIC RAGE.

Not vet have the newspapers OF
Germany ceased shrieking their
anger at President Wilson's sugges-
ton that the German people tree
themselves from Hohenzollern OPP
preston. The merest hint that The
Germans are not sub!imely satisfied
with their lot is denounced as lmpu-
dence, The Cleveland Plain Deab,
saws it is intolerable that anyone
should dare imply that the people OF
the fatherland do not love to starve
and toll and fight and die for the
Hohenzollern cyclists and their tram
!of puffy, wel!-fed junkers. All true
Teutons, if one may. trust these
journals. are white hot with rage
over Mr.. Wilson's insinuations.
But, really, one may not trust
these journals. All independence OF
the press in Germany has been
stamped out. The editorial voice Is
the voice of Prussianism and Junkei-
dom. The newspapers are mere ma
chimes for distributing the inspiring
buster and mendacity Of the ruling
lclass.
Prussian humor is obtuse, but
prussianism may be unconsclously
very funny. This holds true of the
Iabored endeavors to make 1t appear
that Woodrow wilson is more OF an
a,tocrat than William HohenZolierIi
and that the German political sys-
tenn is more democratic than that OF
the United States. 1t is we'll known
that no twisting of facts and logic
is too difficult to be undertaken by
the German casuists, but probably
= harder task Of this kind was never
imposed on scrihblers driven by the
som of subsidy or the lash of depot
| ISM.
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KA,SER'S DUBIOUS REPLIES.

OF course. Pope Beendict is not de-
ceiyci by the buncomb handed out
hv the kaiser's representative As d
reply to the vatican peace proposals
He realizes that when the German
,mpercr states that he has regarded II
as his ',principal and most sacred task
TO preserve the blessings OF peace
FOR the German people and the world
that he is fourflushing again.
As the Richmond Journal observes
;nsjaceritv is stamped all over the
German note. How absurd to indulge
in such empty phrases when the
kaiser's whole course reveals an OPP
posite intent. There is much more
of sincerity in the Austrian note. writ
ten By Emperor Charles, although 1t
i too indefinite to provide any work
inc basis for peace negotiations.
With these dubious REPLIES" to the
pupe's well-mcant efforts ends this
"pearc' incident. quite as expected.
Not vet have the Teuton peoples
learned the extent Of the chlcanery
rracticed upon them: not yet have
they suffered enough in spirit to cause
them to revolt at the Usefulness OF it
AL. the brutality ut ii all, the utter
selfishne$ Of their lords ANA masters.
The war will go on until they are
better enlightened. which will not
come until the signal defeat Of the
German troops is accomplished. The
economic pressure must keep pace
with the physical hammering on all
frcnta. With perfest team work the
ensuing year. Japan. China, Russia,
Italy. France Great Britain. Portugal.
South America and the United States
all coordinating. the outlaw nation
can be disciplined Until it i: thor
oughly humbled and asks pardon of
the civilized nations it has grossly out
ragged. peace is unthinkable.
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NIltut gazette;
WHY THIS WASTE"

In this day, when it Is our patriots
duty to conserve in the largest meas
ure, every product III daily use. would
it not be the partof wisdom for nut
cit,. school board""to instruct ON
splendid corps Of teachers. 10 give
practical as well as theoretical in
>tructions along those lines 20 the
h2ndrc,is Of pupils now in the
schools?
Take, for instance, the matter Of
paper. This product is now costing
practically double what it did before
the war. making 1T much harder on
the patrons to keep their children sup
piled with tablets, owing to the high
cost Of al that we now have to buy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
THE FUN" OF WAR.

The G"rman Crown Prince several
YEARS AFRO WAS quoted "a saying,
Wait unit | get on the throne. and
Iii have 4 war for the fun OF 1t.
1t is said that this degenerate of
royalty preciptalcd the present fear
full clash OF arms. At any rate. the
Kaiser is reported TO have laid the
blame at the door of his offspring.
The Crown Prince should have
enough OF war by this time. Accord
ing to the most reliable estimates,
h. lost hall million men at Nerdun
without accomplishing his purpose,
and the German casualties during
the past few days on the western
front have hca: appalling.
Dispatches from that war zone tell
us .ii;: the crushed Teutons have
slackenei their fighting and have
abardoncd al attempts 10 gain lost
Flanders positions except in the
tower hamlets IN the vicinity The
casualties have heen on q huge scale.
Garn,an prisoners tel Of big losses,
and captured officers admit having
1eiin,t,ti IL; a'l1 hope. In the mean
tlua t',r British morale is said to be
at is nest
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been taught that German soldiers are
invincible are gradually opening their
ewes to the fact that there sare peo-
pie in the world are worthy OF their
steel. The kaiser's steam roller was
clogged by Belgium at the beginning
of the war, while the battle OF the
Marine was much more damaging TO
the machine. The subsequent encount-
ers on the western front have
brought no glory to Teuton arms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
AUCTION SALE OF IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OLE ALEX ANDRIA. Va.

By viruc of deed of trust dated
the sixth day Of December, 1916, ana
recorded in Lbcr 60, folio $40 of the
land records of Alexandria City t.
the undersigned trustees, default
having been made in payment of one
of the notes secured by said deed
of trust, the undersigned trustees,
at the request of the holder of said
note. will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, in front of the Roya. street en-
trance to the market building, in the
city of Alexandria. on SATURDAY,
the 9th day of October. 1917. at
twelve o'clock noon, the following
property, to-wit:
All those two lots OF ground in
the City of Alexandria, Virginia,
with the improvements thereon, ce-
scriDed as follows:
First: Beginning at poi On the
East side of Patrick Street, 213 feet,
3 1-2 inches south of Duke street,
running thense south on Patrick
street Is feet. IA inches; thence
east parallel with Duke street 123
feet. inches to an alley: thence
north parallel with Patrick street -
feet i IA inches; thence west paral-
lei with Duke street l23 feet, )
inches to the beginning. being known
as 800 south Patrick street.
SECOND: Beginning on the east
side Of Patrick street 223 feet, 4 81
inchcs South OF Duke street. and run
ming thence south on Patrick street
IA feet, 10 inches: thence east paral-
lei wath Duke street. l23 feet. )
incheS to an alley; and thence north
with Patrick street IA feet, 10
inches; thence west parallel with
Dukesstreet 1913 feet 5 inches to the
beginning; being known as ,322 south
Patrick street..
: Terms of sale. cash: conyeya1icing
at the cost Of purchaser.
Is. &C. KEITH CARL1N.
HOWARD ". SMITH.
228-td. TRUSTEES
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.70t.' =sns-> - - -
Del Ray, Sept. y24.-M:ss Marian
Recterwho has, been the guest OF hef
aunt; Mrs. j.. f. Hardin. in Del Ray,
returned to her home, at Seminary, va,
yesterday, accompanied by her little
cousin, Ethel Hardin.
Mrs. I. 3. Elicit returned TO 81
Elmo today after visit OF two weeks
with relatives in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Mable Heisley and sister, Miss
Margaret Heisley, of Wilhamsport'
Pa. are guests of their cousin, Mrs.
S. H. Feagen, in Del Ray.
Mr.. Maurice Price returned yester-
day to Casper, Wyoming, after short
visit in the home of his brother, Mr..
Joseph Price, in Del Ray.
Tie usual Sunday school and
preaching services were held III the
NJ. E. Church South in the morning
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. =. +
Fielding. At night representative
audience listened to an interesting talk
by Rev. John c. c. Newton. d. D.,
missionary and teacher from Japan.
With hs opening remarks he secured