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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22
Supplies from United States
May Be Halted
at Sea
Entente Diplomats
Ignore Authority
Refuse to Have Relations
With Petrograd Adj
ministration
[Staf Correspondence]

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The Allied
governments have refused to have any
relations whatever with the BolsheviN
administration In Petrogrsd, refraining
from recognizing il even as the de facto
authority. Leon Trotzky, Maximalist
Foreign Minister, received a rebuff
from the British Ambassador to Rus
STA, who declined TO receive visit
from the BolsheviN Official.
The lead taken by Britain is under
stood TO have been followed by all
other Entente powers. and the applica-
ton of this treatment, excluding the
Bolsheviki government from all inter
course with foreign nations, is expect
ed TO hasten the downfall Of their
power. It was intimated in a high
quarter to-day that, while the Bolshe-
Wiki possessed control Of the cable end
telegraph Offices in Russia. Britain con-
trolls the cables outside of Russia, and
probably will not permit the use OF
them by the Maximslists.
Embassy Explains Lack of News
At the Russian Embassy here it is
believed that the refusal of the OIL
Gals Of the Russian Foreign Office TO
recognize the authority OF the Bolshe-
wiki accounts for the failure Of the
Embassy to hear from Petrograd di-
rectly. officials Of the embassy stated
that no WORD had been received by it
from Russia since the overthrow OF
Premier Kerensky.
The embassy and the State Depart
ment are discussing at series OF con-
ferences the question Of supplies Iur-
chased and contracted for in this coun-
try by the Russian government and the
advisability Of arrestlng cargo-laden
vessels en- route to Russia. 1t is the
determination of all the Allies, it was
asserted by a diplomatic authority, to
prevent any supplies, either of food
stu+Fs, clothing or war materials, to
be delivered into the hands of the Boil
sheviki, and nothing has left the Unit
ed States for Russia since the rise OF
the Maximalists that cannot BE- di-
verted on the seas.
Ports Are Under Control
The port of greatest advantage to the
Maximalists. Kols, is already controlled
BY the naval forces of Great Britain, il
was learned authoritively. Kola, or
Catherine Harbor, on the Thurman
coast. is the sole entrepot from the
Arctic Sea, as Archangel, on the White
Sea. has been ice-locked several weeks.
II was not questioned that arrange
ments would be made to prevent assist
auce from reaching the Bolsheviki
through Vladivostok, the Pacific port.
Russia already is cut off economically
from Scandinavia, and there was be-
lieved to be every prospect Of the starv-
ing of the Maximalists into submits
sion.
The Russian embassies in Europe,
America and Japan, it was indicated,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22
Railroads Show
Revenue Decrease

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Final COM
pilations Of railway earnings for Sep
tember, completed to-day BY the Inter
state Commerce Commission, showed
the net revenue from operations was
s114121 ,oeo. as compared with Sl2l,-
5000 in September last year.
Eastern roads, whose application for
a Is per cent rate increase Is pending
before the commission. recorded net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22
Toronto Greets u. S. Troop,
In Big Victory Loan Par.d.

TORONTO, Nov. 2l.-Despite a d.,
cling rain immense crowds lined ~.
streets to-day to see the British ~
Britannia pass in the Victory Lea,
parade.
In addition to this feature ther. r...
three United States armored car,
United States artillery band, the V.
rine Band from the Washington Nsrr
Yard. a detachment of United Sts,.,
infantry and an American motorcysIs
machine gun squad. The parade va.
headed by the officer commanding ths
American troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22
Finn Radicals Prepare
To Fight SlaU Troops

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 21.--A dispatch
from Haparanda, Sweden, says that
compromise having been reached be-
tween the Socialist and Bourgeois par
ties in Finland, directed against the
Russian soldiery, fighting is likely to
begin at any moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22
British Ship May Be
German Raider Now

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-That the
British steamer Matunga may have
been captured by members of the crew
of the German war raider Seeadler and
may now be searching for prey in the
South Pacific. is indicated in cable dis
patch received here to-day from sgd
ney. y. s. W. The Matunga, Brisbane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22

TO Rabaul District, reported 10 the lat
ter place by wireless on August that
she would arrive there August 4. the
sydney message said. She has not been
heard from since.
A report from Rabaul said a steamer
closely resembling the missing Ma
tunga. but painted slate color, had been
sighted In different places by vessels IN
September. When the strange craft
was asked by wireless to make known
her identity she put out her lights ana
altered her course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22

will second the efforts OF the Allied
governments in this direction. and in
the United States il has practically
been concluded that the embassy here
will act, independently Of any action
this government may take, TO postpone
the forwarding of any commodities to
Russia until after the overthrow Of the
Bolsheviki.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22

revenue of si5,7S5,OOO, compared v,,,
S49. $4,000 last year, and We.,sraa
roads, whose similar application wsI,
be heard next months, earned 81, u
100000, as compared with $57,iss ooa
last year. ~"
Southern roads showed an incr,,,.
Of sic, 422, 900 this year, compared 49,
Sl5.052, 000 last year. ''a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22
Counsel for Shippers
Urges u. S. to Operate
Railroads During War

WASHINGTON, Nov. Elm a brief
submitted to the Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day in the 10 per GEN.
advance freight rate case, Clifford
Thorne, leading counsel for the shio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22

government bond. in effect, for rail-
road stock. In surplus this would mean
an earning that would go to the gov,
eminent OF approximately one hundred
million dollars annually in official Gas
sification territory alone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22

1859 Manhattan Avenue.
1879 Pitkin Avenue.
Jersey CTTY-1S Newark Avenue.
Washington ST.
,IINION UILI-2.6 Bergenline Ave.
go S31 Broad Street.
sPATERSON-f92 Market Street.
r. state ST, COZ. Brcsd
Dousin, shoes for Uoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22

90 Nassau Street.
30 Broadway, corner 9Th st.
S47 Broadway, near 14th st.
1882 Broadway, cor. 36th st.
1i0o Broadway tTimes Square)
1884 Third Avenue.
'i402 Third Avenue.
'2202 Third Av., cor. 10th st.
flores ma rke d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-22

s2779 Third Av., bet. r4oth l. I47th SITS.
347 Eighth Avenue.
$3.50 West 125th Street.
BROOKLYN
421 Fulton street. cor. Pearl.
7OS-.1O Broadway. cor. Thornton.
1857 Broadway. cor. Gates Avenue.
s47S Fifth Avenue. cor. 11th Street.
With carry complete lines Of u. ].
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
Gin Ieu1tenScs
DorbaS!

Sod itebt 90 i'm State ser aiueri-
foniiden Gr8tIihen @iIienihaft 0o5
@apo.8 meigeitirn. Or. 8ia s. @lo.
10 unb d CHARLES $. Wapo bon
ao6eiter, Nlin., Die fiA nls Obi.
rurgen uno Better 6es bon iBnen
geqrim6eten SeiIinftituts eineu 8elt.
ruf ermorben baben. SIR ale Bel
ten nber miro ibr Same nuf Der
.@brentofel Dnbrer un0 e6ter gien.
i6enfreun0e Ieuhten, neil Tie fait
.ibr gan5e5 @ermoger, ben ertrag
.ibres erfoIg. uno iegeltsreiheu &ir'
.feng n0hreno zines gar5en glen'
idennIters, nabIt ibrer mPs $40.
0ernlte einqeri1teten @nltdlt oel
llniDerlitdt bon Minneiotn gum Be
item Der leioen0en Menidbeit uber'
nieIen hoben.
oals be6inennosloie Stiftung uni
Sdentung" iogte Or. 8ia S. gla
10, IeI6It elm Mitglie0 Der Regerten
Ibeboroe Der uniberitt1t, SuberaHtIDor
Item mir Den Gegelten ben grpBtel
unierer eriporniie eiFer @ene
ration. BON goH 1T Boz @en ge
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Der sosialitcnserfol in sdpeSen.

Gus Grge6nis Ser fingit obgebaltenen &ahIen In Gfpe6en tit 6os
0orri4en Der i~o8ialifiiden 8ortei pom 8pehen omf ben erten 9iat, mos
M1a~qlie0ersabI berift. @on Den 230 4tngieoern 0s &ifs0ogs fm0 Jest
IS 5o5aIieu, II sonierDatbe uo 81 2iberale; Die erfteren Bo6en ntbt
peniger os 20 Site geDonnen, fo o6er fr fh aaefn ntbt tort ganag'
nm bic Grnenmtng eineg rein io5aiihfhen 9nnternHs 81 rettfert9en.
SONG Gsfar Der 3pete bat fb oaber entdlofen, Elm Solutions
miniihium 81 ernennerl uo 3par ner0en fh Die beriafeoenen Forte'
fenaes IN Ben S1noen fonIerunioer uno IberaIer Staatsmdmer befaoet
Do Der fo8aifiihe 5ibrer Granting I'M Rmen feiner gartegenofen aus
0uidlin fire geteIigrng an Der aabinettsbiDung n6geebnt bot.
Gife ablebmfng nag bieaeiht Elm 3efen 0aIr iaa, 0B Die io8ia-
Ififhe 9arhi in Sfne0en nod INNER nht ben 8eoanfen a%nfgegeben
bat, einer tnternationoln Go8iolifenfongreB SufonOe az bringeu oefien
Satptnafaabe mare, oe @runolage fir enen boI0igeu uno 6rternoen
arie0en 80 hepreden. grantng mar bsber fes Die Sele aaer Der
onigcn 8efrebungen in Sdneoen, unO 0B er fb orrf anrd9me erne5
9iniferbofeng nit bic Sdn0e biuoen nil (uns cine m~beruetObare 5otge
eines loIhen Sdrittes mare), fhGnt oarn1f btn5upeiien, ooB er nod tnrner
nht al idleBlihen 3uianmentreten zines ioldea internationalea Som
qreIcs ber8fuefet. Sb obr Elm FOLDER 8r Grremlmg 0es 3eles, Os
e. fig teden uuroe, betragen f6nnte, 1T mad Sen neueten gntpitetumgen
0oh frogHh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13

sir mid lit oieIes feline nfa0cnis
.idc 6rage. SD bin bieIleidt IN Sab.
rem fir ben nftipen @lilitaroicnIt 81.
ipeit poreeIhritten, ober i9 babe
Snci Sobne, bic iih freiuiaig gemel.
oct bnben, itr0 feiner bon ibnen 1T
Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nnter.
iporfen. @iner bon linen bat ols
@itelieo Der @liiiouri SeIo artiae'
RTE an Der merifaniihen @ren8e
9ieuit oeieben. ST bat chen ben lie.
b~ungsfurs in Sort RileD beenotgt
iinO bot fem @otent oI8 Gopitdn Der
6elo 4rtiaerie TIM gleierbesO ffi5iers.
aorps erbalten. @ie feline Gumeru.
ben in Dem llebungsloger miro er
feline 8flidt tlln, Dte ite ibm bon Den
unter Der &onItitution b%orgeiebenen
8ebor0en oieies 2anOes norgeihrie'
ben miro. Wiein anOerer Sobn bat
.bei Der Srgnniiieritna elmer 8at'
terie Der 5eloartilerie In Soma init.
.gebolfen uno lit bon ietnen Somera.
oe,t geebrt moroer, in0em Tie i'm
gum er1ten 2eutnant erpGDlten. @r
miro oere1t 8ertraten ntdt nib
brouden, inoem CT etrua oen Ser
ind MAIDEN niiroe, einen onoeren
Soften az erIongeb melder tpeniger
.idpierig, neniger unongenebm ttno
mcniger gefdbrlid mare. als jener,
Der inn 5ugetuieien por0en lit.
oSe0es Hohoeufen iiber bic @obIs
.fabrt unieres Bottles beitimmt mid,
gegen irqeno wetde 2isfriminicrs
.un6 Stellung at nebnlert. Cine ioIde
Discriminating piirOe 5l be6euteu
ba6en 6oB Die 2inien Der Serfunft
3u unousIolli6en 2inien Der 3uIams
mengeb0rigfeit fiibren mitr6en, mo.
Our6 cine 5uiommenb6ngen6e gta.
tion nit beitdnoig tpedieln6en &edl.
ten un0 9fIidten in ibren peri6ieoe.
men 3eiIen fi9 ergeben miiBte. 9oB
ein3eIne unierer 9itrger Die 6rage
Der Qopolitdt on0eren 8iirgern &c.
9enilber aufperfen. lit tief 5u bebau-
Iern iif) inocs oes @eroa6tes olls5a.
ieben beiBt, mebr einen ioIhen
8eroodt at begriutOeft ols ibn 5u-
riid3umeiicn. Sn Der ~ieitberigen Sc
ididte oeS 2an6es muroe aud ME
0arun geoadt, oGeuti6 Qmeritaner
bonn oftltelen Militdr6ienit an Der
lGront 8u befreien", ou9 nift, iic
Don irgeno elmer moeten 8flidt ST.
befreieu, al melfer jeoer nnoert
garoer beronge3ogen nerocn fam.
uno babel tDoaen mir es beIoIia1.
lett un6 iur INNER"
@erseidluis Ser shriften.
Gos aor1itce fir 0ffentlide Sn.
Formation uir6 6ieies @eiBbuh, Dos
Sen Gitel 0Qmerifnniide 8urger.
trcue~ filbrt, o4f griuden foitenfrei
berienoen. Ai6 onOere Bidder per.
0en perianot, uuo GUAR bic toIgeH.
Den:
@ie Der arieg mad qmerifa fam.
Qational Serbice San0bud; Git
l5dlahtlinie Der Democratic; 9it
arieq8botifaft un6 bic Eotioaen
Die 8u ibr fiiDrten; 3ie Station II
3aiien; Sic glegierung 9eutid
lambs; Ger @eItfrieg, bonn 8uiaau
er gum geteiIigten; Gin arte8 Del
SeIbitberteioigung. Mdn ooreillerI
Qnfrogen an: Committee on 9rbIii
Snformation, 8aibingtom 9. 6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
Bier lit Filfc
9cgcn ~Sd1merscn.
8arnm 3eit %berianmen nnS Die 9eis
ben DerIdngeru, no Gluaa's
Eminent iofort bilft?

geIeltigt bic Gdmer8eni @ebi
mir 2in0erungi Gle rufen Dies.
rDenn leioeno. Sloan's Ointment be.
iorgt Dies fiir Gle. 8eIcitigt Die
Sdmer5en idnea uno obne gerS0.
gerunq.
@enn Sic bon Gbelmotismiis.
9euraIgia. gcritaudunqeh Duct.
itungen 8iidcnIdmer3 pocr dnorren
forperliden ODER 0erpenidmer5en
gepIogt 1in6, 0ann beodtet, mie
idnea Sloan's Eminent 9inoerung
beridnfft. Sic critic anmcnonng be.
rubigt bereits. 8irft bis tisf 90
Dem SiB 0es 2eioens un6 ideint Die
aufgeregten 9er0en un0 8ellen 5u
mdrmen un0 all b%eruhigeu. Ste,
fBnueH beoba6ten. i0ie lh bic elvelule uHt
Sieiibeit glei91eiti9 init ben Sdner8ei eer'
riHgcrt.
gie brou6en Gloou's Ointment mot eIn5ip
reiben. o. briHai bur1 ure Die tQFe, reivis
Bilfligfeii fam 0ui Die eGut geeolen tpep
ben, ohne oieieibe 5n befledes. fault tentt
nod cine rei9Iihe grobe Stal4e IN enfE1
4poibeie. Csc, SOC, 500.
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Sreimiitiae 1lsm6erMna.

.Gg meroen ale anfpngungeu geno1t peroen, I'm Sen Sterftng,
frs an Ser Stem gorfer 86re 5u frdfigen. England bat 5fh BON ienem
gdD unD Yinen ameritndhen gs~ertpoperen (Me enen &al Der 6r
5iherfeanng Ser Qne9en in amerfo btntdegtea 8edtng bi0en) ent-
bf0bt. g8eaa es fGn gIo mebr ge6orgt befoHmen fam mB Elm
findaaienes gbaos eintrehen.@
Gee burb ibren Gnmt 6emerfensDerte ourh i9ren SuHnlt auf-
Iehen erregenoe MeuBerlng ioa mad 3etung5nodridRn 81. s. 8rono,
M1itdIieo 0s enalfhen uno fnnaoii6en Observation-Disclosures, in elmer
anlbrobe on Die fir3fh in atlantic Gp 8u i9rer NationaIfonbentton
Deriou1neIpn merifamI6en ganfers gendtt boben, nIs r erfldra
0oB Elm fnnfr alrsrldgong Der engliden 8aLutn an Der 86rie IN Seem
gorf inanrhteLbar be0one5s meun ntt Derbitenoe 9aaBndbmen gerof
ten tuHrDen.
Ioae nbfdthh lbertrieben uno in 5u 0aferen 6arben geihiIoert bdben
ID fieat bod Die cine GdluBfoLgerung flr auf Der 9un0, 0B @nglanoa
uuoebeurer finmnieaa geOarf ongefangen 6abn muB, ben omerifaniihen
ginnn5irrs geOenteH 81 errcgen uo cine 8epiiie 3~urlfballmg nnf8n
erlege.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
~Stimmtscttcl fiIr
Ole JOwa loahL
am is. Wktcbcr!

Ges g1oines, Solpd, II. Gft.
SIR ote SonOerpabl am 10. 0tto'
Der, mann es gilt, iiber ben @robi'
bitions5uiab ou Der StaatsOcrfaiiuns
%ab5uItimmcL meroeu lett Brobe.
Itimm3ettel %berian0t. 9os .Goniti.
tltional 9lnlen0ment Ballot" laitet
lDie folgt:
Bur 9eafttng Der Stimmeeber:
Sir cine b~ciobenOe Gimme be8iigli6
trgenOeiner ouf oieiem Stimmdettel
itebenocu 8ruge Made man Elm
areu3 (*) in Dem giered nod ocfn
8ort y9es@. Sir etne nerueineloe
Stiume mode man oaS Sreu5 in
Dem 8iered na6 DEM @ort 30.
SOL Das folgcnoe %glmcnOmcnt
5iir 9erfaiiung ongenommen iuer.
benz COL bin5ugciiigt mcroen, fol-.
geno mtf Die 6eftionen 26, unb ols
Seftion q, ODER Grtifel / beIa1ter
9erfaIiung oas folgenoe:
Sec. q. Die @r8eltglutg, Ser
gerfau5 oOer oos Saltcn fir ben
@erfoui ais Elm @etr1nt. bon be.
ruui9enoen @etr1nfcn cinidI. Gle,
8ein uno 9er ioa fir INNER lit
oieiem 5toate bcrboten Icin. 9ie
General giiembl1 ioq GeietIi6 SIC.
geln fir Die 8urhfiibruno neS
bierin entbaltenocn 8er6ots Dor.
l4reiben unO iol 5trnfcn fir 6ie
gerletung oicier 9eitiHmunaen felt.
Ieken."
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fommen uno infer GefitbG iagt urls,
6aB es 6em @olfe 8uridgegeben Ders
Sen ioate. IS lit infer 8uni6, Dab
Ger 10 gei6affene 6on0s fir @enc.
3ur 6orOerung meoi5tnt'
ider unteriudung uuo 6orifnng
6ienen ioa. Die gauge Dienihbrit
miro, 70 boffen mir, Den gorteil
noit ben ar6eiten genieBen5 oeren
Qusflbrung Ourh Manner Der
8iIienifaft 6ur9 oieie 5on6s er.
moglidt Miro
Die Summe, Bic ourh Die 8abe
Ser bei6en 8rloer 5u miiienidoftIi.
der 5oridungsapeden Der Timber
jitdt BON W1inneiota 5ur 8erfigurg
qeitelt nir0, betrdgt St,650,344.
un0 bic annabme oes 6onos bon
5eifen Der llniberiit1t ihlieBt bic
.llebernn1me Der Mono'iden alinli
in Godeiter, Minn., Der Jog. gtdgc
Foundation IN iih. 9o5 geiipiel CO.
Ter SelbItloiigfeit uno bodber5iger
W1enidenliebe, oas Die @ebriioei
Mlabo, mobre 3ierOen ibres gerufs
Igegeben, itetIt iid auf cine Stnfe mi
Ieinem Sod, Rortgen, 9ebring, Chr
lid uno onoeren @ohltdtern oel
@enIabeit,
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%. @. &eeline, Brdiioent Ser bic.
iigen &an0eI5fanumer, In @eiealhnft
bon 6en 6crren Gmmet 9inIep, Scr.
arnoIo, 8cl0iefretQr Der Greater
Soma @eieqidoft", z. u. Barter,
q. 9. annis, s. @. @oo5lportb.
Gbeo. 2osfomstL Or. Ebompion.
2incoIn, Ne6., Sol. Gcpel. @2iiiouri
Gauep, unD Gtem Gintbau, ltno bon
i6rer 6Qbrt 6lr6 0en iitopcltliden
5eil oes Stoates Soma mie0er beirn.
9efe6rt. Gle bielten @ortra9e. iber
Die @idttgfeit Der 5or0ering bon
Soma @r3eugniiie uno 8etriebe, In
folaen6en S.46ten: 9ltlontic, 9ieb
Gaf, MloIbern Sbenanooab, Glas
rinoa, &omburg uno @lenmoob. Die
@errcn beriften nit 8egeiitertns
BON Der grobartigen Grnte, Die in
ansiidt itebt in oieien Eel oes
.Staates.
Sol. eoun6ers, Soc Smith unO
5efretGr GidurO gIafe bereiiten
gottarpottomie Gopntp un6 bielten
8ortrdge IN Qpoca, Gaflono unb an.
oeren GtaOten at 0emieIben 3med.
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Giieken bGbcn Starkcs
Beer tn palditina!

Gin ottontiider Safenb IS. Git
9ier lit beute Or. Otis u. @la8e.
6root, ameritoniider aoniul in Sc.
ruialcuI ouf urIaub eiugetroifen. gr
iagt. Die naacmeiue Gage in Der
Giirfei iei oeiperot; ale guten gtabs
rling8mittel mer6en Dem Seere Sll'
geian0t; bag golf miiiie hilngern. Or
iaote ferncr, Die Glrfen bdtten in
4alaItina Gin GUT au8gcriiitetes Seer
bon 10000 Mann 5piiden Saffa
utlb Seruialem iteben uno periperreu
ben 8raen Den @eg.
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Mus Jcwa
Illus Council Bluffs.

din6er bon GiugeiuanSerten IIno
intelligent.
9ob ole ain0er bon eingelpan0er'
ten guroern i~nteaigeuter iino ais bic
ain6er pon eingeboreneu elterh
bonn Gduliuperintenoett
Gam ant Sonntag in et'
ner Re6e, Die er i'm gibliotbet.8e-
bdl0e 6ielt, berborgeboben. Ser
5noru iagt, Dab ous paaeS milienoe"
gcbahreu bieler amerifaniiher Sim
Der, bon Sen ain6crn Der Qusldn'
Ser 6urh 1obere Snteaigen5 ilbertpo'
oen miro. Ger GleiB uno Ole Gut
surt 2erncn Der 2ebteren fpirtt nur
@lttcs un0 trdgt bel Oasu BEL ben
Sortlhritt In ben Sdulen 81 belle
ben. g8tr aebrauden oieietben not
pen6iger, ais iie uns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13

G3erer. benz Better ocs mooernen
Spradunterridts in Den S4ulen
bon indianapolis, Sno, berous8e.
geben Dor0en. Sn DEM gorrDort
iDir0 betont, oaB mir Der grfldrlng
6eg 4rdii0enten 5ufoIge nidt NIT
oem 0eutiden goIfe, ionoern NIT Der
oeutiden Regierung arieg fiibren.
Die 5obIrei6en 9Lngriffe, Delde in
letter Set gegen ben Geuti6unter.
ridt nno 0ns Stu0iunt Der oenfihen
Sprade geHiaht wor0en ieien. fO1ren
ongglidfs Der Grfldrltng Oes 8r1.
foenten niht an Slate; Is lei nidt
an Der Bet, arieg eeseR betsti4s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-13
Sohresberlammluna.

Ole WiitgliqOer 0cs Boiianottamie
geunfu 6aruter @~egeniciti9e 8erii-
derungggeIeGidait hielten am Wlitt.
lire Sabresberinmmlltng in Der
Treimnurerbale al. Ger Ginnn8be.
rift oeg Sefridrs 5eiet Dab Die
Sinan5en oieIer eutgeleiteien gerit-
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Gomunnn . mnk 9erfarft lUer6en

a1pitdn SouarO BON Gonlportp v
gnoeneers erbielt ben @efebL Die
Gontbonp Surd peitere bun0ert
Mann All berItarfen unO bat Der bic.
Iioen Sdnoelsfammer oonon aennt-
mis- aegeben. Sos aomitee Der gam
6elsfammer bat iofort Sdritte &c.
fan, Die @erbung tpie6er aui5une9.
men. 9ies lit cine CUTE @elegenbeit
fir einen geidulteu iunsen Mann,
in Der 9(rulee berbor3utun un6 our
9eforoerung. gan tuenoe IT'D on
6og Siomitee Der 9an0clsfammer, oit
in Scr. 345 8rooOmaD Gin 8erbe'
bureau eroifnet bat.
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Str sro1c tcs
Denti sunterrldgts!

En intgreilantgs fleines @udel
den 1T far5ll9 I'm 8crIage ron
E9orles 1cribacrs Cons eriaieaen,
6gsnEIt ..glooern language Snitrae
ton. @Bg ono @ben29.
e 1t eire 3uIammenteIung bon
Mnii6ien bernorrageriDar Fran5oH
iher, hrilider MD oHlerifmilder
4d6agooen meI0s iih ldmtIid Iar
iIeae Der oeuiifen 5prnde iitto
aeeieuaten unferfi6t nnsIprshen.
9ie Saunlsltua If bon Germ 4ster
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6erungsgeieqidoft i'm bcitcn 3uitnu.
De ituo mo 6aB Die @litgIieoidoft
oltBeroroentlid 8ugcnommen bat.
@ir pcroen in ndditer glusnmer SD.
6ere8 iiber 0ieic enlpieblensnerte @e-
ieaidaft al beridten baben.
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Or. 9geiIano's 8riIlea pniieu. ge.
lud,en Gle oeniel6en IN 5remont,
fuetn es Sbnen bisber niht 9eIun'
.geng erleidterung fur Sbre angen
al erhoLten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

the wedding party is not yet complete.
A small reception will follow the cere-
mony al the residence of the Secretary OF
the Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo in +
street
The ambassador of Brazil, the am
bassador of Argentina, the ambassador
of Chile and the minister of Bolivia
We're the honor guests al a large dim
ner given by former Senator Burton
last night at New York, at the Metro
politan Club.
Mr.. Wade II. Ellis went to New York
yesterday to attendaas dinner. * 81
Mime de Pena. wife Of the minister of
Uruguay. and the Misses de, Pena. will
entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon
ment to Miss Ethel Hundley of Bal&i-
more. whose engagement to Mr.. Hugo
V. de Pena was announced last week.
The Italian ambassador and his staff
will remain at Washington throughout
the summer, owing to the stress of
their official duties. Early in June the
Countess di Cellere with her two chill
dren will go to the Blue Ridge noun
tains of Pennsylvania for the summer
months.
The Chinese minister and Mrs. Koo
are entertaining at an informal recep-
ton this afternoon in honor of Judge
and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary of New York.
Last evening the minister and Mrs.
Koo gave dinner in honor of the Sec
rotary of State and Mrs. Lansing.
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|SOCIETY In SILHOUETTE.
Mrs. Eustis in Black and White.

Mrs. George Peabody Eustis is wear
s9ng for he- morning walk a very smart
suit of serge in medium sized black
and white check. The skirt is narrower
than usual and quite plain and her
coat. which is cut a tribe below the
hips. is semi fitting model with q
Gared skirt. The sleeves are long and
tight. their only characterization being
q row of self-covered buttons up the
outer side. 81 nd the coat is finished with
q shawl collar OF black velvet. With
this suit Mrs Eustis wears small
black hat with turned down brim.
the crown of which is stenciled with
Conventional design OF flowers IN green
and blue and flowing veil of black
.lace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

white satin priedieu on which the
bride and bridegroom knelt for the
blessing Australian ferns and palms
sprayed with pink rambler roses
formed an effective background for
the wedding party. which passed
through an aisle formed of white
posts, each topped with a huge bouquet
of pink roses and held together with
white ribbons.
Pink roses and ferns banked the
mantels. An orchestra stationed be-
hind screen of palms played
throughout the ceremony. AS the first
strains of the wedding march were
heard the bride and her attendants APP
peared and made their way to the i'm
provised altar, where the bridegroom