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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
1lnterflbnna fir 2anbitrnRen.

8erittg, 4. Mtai. - 4itf Der Spe.
siolfiBung fir quite aon0itroBen, Die
bon Den 8ereinigten Commercial
Clubs hes iueIttifen gebrogfa in
0ieIer ISOLDE bier obaebaIten pur6e,
iuttroe befant1t 1egeben, oaB lolti
Gh1ttng beg ftontliden ~sSugenieltrs
bon benz 3uifuB fir Gratifying ullo
gan gutter 2onoltrnBer. folgenoe 8e.
tr1ge ben neitIihen Counties slifa[-
len per6en :5iour, $93,000; Scots.
bluffs. $4,000; Banner, $4,000;
ain1bdG, $4,000; Danes, SOL 900;
gor Butte. $4,000; M}orrtn, 1923.
600; gbepenne, $4,000; S9erioan,
$4,000; @aroet, $4,000; Deuel.,
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

erIten @iirgerpapiere erlangt, mos
tie ainoeiien nidt Dor 8eitrofuug
pegen 8erlebung Der gintpauoe.
r1tngsgeiebe i6iibt.
Ser obeneripdbnte 8ultoesbeomte
6etonte, oaB GeeIellte feline gelebli,
aen 8orreAte Dor on0ern arslan,
bern genieBen Die Itd bier bauerno
n~ie0erlaIien pollen uro berpflidtet
iino, iid Der borgeidriebenen Inter
iaflllng iiber lire moralii6en Gtgen-
idaften, ibr @orleben uno 8dbtg-
felt, iid otf ebrIiae 8eiie at err
nabrenL Dor oer GinDunoerungsbe-
b0roe ap untertperfen. 3teienigen
Seeleitte, mel9e oieier 8oribrift
.nift 1d6fomu1er, buben 0o8 @eieB
berIebt.
@iliam M. 0fflen Guperinten.
bent oeS bieligen Bureaus oes sSS1t.
Iti8bepartements, lit I'M 8eitB BON
2iIten, tpelde Die gtauten oIer oieier
2eute ettbolten. agenten oes Bum,
oesge6eimotenitas baben iiber Die
8eipegungen Der 2eBterett, iiber If.
rem 8obnungsuedieL ODER Die Gld,
be, mo ite bpidGftigt itrlo, geualt
Bud gefiibrt. Die @eantten itrt0 &c.
neigt oie 2ettte ntdt 8lt beldittqen
70 LANCE iie frie0Iiden geiddftigltn,
gen no1geben. @s miro aber GEL
tend gena6t, 6aB Die meiiten Der
6eelelte ReierDiiten Der beutihen
6lotte iilo, llno %ieoer8eit Der 9efebI
BON @aibington erloiien per0en
mag, lie alt berboften uno INIT if.
rem aoInernoen ottf ellis Sslalt6
at i1ternieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
1lits GtairS JslanS.

qm Ietten Sonntag ber6an6 ii
@oruts Ser 9aitor 2ll6mig Gorl
.Seiln SoBn BON Sobn Seirn IN
Sio.8rano Sslanb 1rt6 SRI. 2ino
GegeIer, Godter bin 8ilbeln Eege-
Ter, Der iii6IiA bon g8orm8 enc
Sdrm beftbt, fir 6o8 2eben. Cine
lf6ne So68eitsfeter bereinte oafn
Die 8ablreidert 6reunoe bes iuugell
9oares nuf Der &egeIeri6eu 6orn.
6am8tog no9t itottate Elm 8ieb
Der @einboIoiAen 9qderei it Der
DeItl. Qibiiion Str. eiren 1ner-
piinidten 8eilid ob uno itobl Bad.
tDaren ituo onoere GBlparen iomie
aud 3igorren.
SER Sellrb Spebrt begging otrt
b~ergargenen 6onstog iat areile fet-
ner 6anilie ieirten SO. @e6urt8tog.
8ns @e6urt8tog8fiu6 lit imnrer nod
redt riiitig, foert nlau ictue Sabre
In 8etrndt siebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Sntereiiante Mittcilnng ii6er ciuen
gitteH aften 8efannteu.

G8 lit mebrfa9 bie gefHrdtunQ
9edltBert tporoen ieiten8 3obIreider
5reuuoe bon Gornt's Q[penfrd14ter,
bob Die 9eritaller 6ieier beliebteu
Ja~milienme0i8tu ipobl nidt imitan.
DC iein Diitben, lire 8rdporote nod,
bieI LANCER Iiefern al fonnert. neil
e8 an a1sldnoii9en SetlfrGutera
mangelt. IS bereitet urS 6arum
gergniigan mitteiIen 81 f0nnen,
bob Die 9eriteller, Or. 8eter sSobr-
nen & Cons Co., CHICAGO, ceSu.
ieIblt pd6reno oieier ariegs3eiten err
folgretd gepeien itno, ibren reget-
mdBiget 8e6orf an alt8Idn6ii4etl
9eflfrdittern at erIongen. 9ies lit
a6er MIR Der Gotio9e au8uidreiben,
bob iie lire etgeren 8ertreter irn
llt8lanoe 6aben, Die %angeiptelen fin6,
|ale 0tttteL att3lltpen0en, o6ne Miid.
iidt oilf Die Soften, ltl1 Die @are
na9 ltettralen Sa~fenitGotett at brirt-
gen. Sob 6ies nift imn1er cine
leidte aufgabe lit, miro man BON
ielbIt berIteben, metn man erf1brt,
DOB Glide oteier arGltter aus afrifa
.fontmer, no fte in ibrern tpiloett
Sui att6e bon ben @inge6orene1t, mn.
ter Der perionli6en Qtfidt Der Gpe.
5ialagellten Der 6irnla, 9eiommeLt
peroen. g8 lit ielbitberItGn0lidt
bob inter 0teien 9erbaItniiien, Be.
ion0erS petln man nod Die Inn 6as
5iinffa6e geitie9eren 93eatGrons.
porttoitefJ ionic Sen bobcren @rei8
fir Giles Material, pelde8 BET Der
9%eriteaulil 1tno 9erpddung ibrer
Meoi8inen hernorlot tpir6, in Sc.
tra1t siebt, bic ~ltnfoiten Der Ser
Iteaer gon8 enorllt 9eItteger iin6.
Q(ber fte baben oo0urd ibren s3DeG
erretdt-ibre populdrert SeilmitteI
O. lire Igenten uni G1tnoen o6ne
8~ers1gerlttg ooer ltnterbrehung alt
liefern. sic baden unl4ngIt tpieoer
einert bonitdn0igen 8orrot bon Der
lett abriget Grnte otsIGnoiider
6eilfrdltter erboIter, Ser fir tuenigs
items Elm Sabr aIIet .Qnipriiden &c.
nitget1 miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Giferimdtsbrauta

Chicago, 81, 3. Mioi. - Ger
Qttiifer @aItiao bat geitern obeno
in einern &aboret in Der Submap
SIM feline iunee 5rau, Der er erIt
ieit meBreren Monaten ongetraut
NOR, aus eiferiu6t eriGoien. Sci.
De geb0rten Der Grippe an, peldlc
i'm Mifionsipiel bel1dftigt mar un6
batten uod @eenOigrutg Der &ollr.
nee bier in Chicago Stellung gefln.
ben, Der Nonn aIs Muiiflebret utro
ieine 6rnl ais Acknowledgements in
Dem betreffeltOen 2ofaL, III Dem Die
@or0tat erfoIgte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
1000 6emti0e Seclemte
nod altf freIein SMb!
Ste6en a6er in itetcr 8efa6r bcr
&er6aftung; berlekcu Gin
tuauOernHssgriet,

9}ctD gorf, 4. gtaf. ue6et O..
600 3eittibe, Sic friiber gu Der
@}onnidaft Der beihla9nobntter
Sdiffe 8dblten ull0 iif in @roB Nem
Port unb onoeren Gtdoten Itia.
i6ueigen6 oniieoetten, baberr, pie
Elm bobcr 8unoe8beante erffGrte,
bie @intuonoerrtng8geiese ber[ebt II.
t6rnen i~e0er8eit berbnftet tper6en.
Die meiiten oieier 2ctte fin6 @1tit.
fer, Gtetporb8 lro Moi6tniIten Die
in Sotefs, Reitatront8, G6eoter.9r
6eitert ooer inonitrieQen 8etrieben
GniteIlting gefltuoen 6obeu, uno bieIe
baben aud inalpiIden i6re
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
NliRen ms 8ndltfuns.

8rofeH 8op, d. M2ai. - gfobert
0raper unb hilbert @larf, 8fupi Jun.
ge 2eltte, neIhe fiir8li6 IN 9(rnoIo
Die betagte 6rou Hobinion ortf Ser
StroBe itberfoaen un6 beraubt bat.
ten, tp1iroen 5l elmer 8u6tbatsItrdfc
bon nid)t itber 7 sSobren uno nidt
inter einem Sabr b~er1trteilt %
45sidbrige 2ouiS Sorgeion, Ser Ell.
men 8onfidef iiber bitnoert DoIlors
aefdlidt 6atte, utuB e6enioIs cine
8lt4tboitsTtrofe bon eillert bis ant
20 Sahren obfiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
uspiune0 in Callahan ncr6nftet.

Gallapab, A. Moi. auf Ser.
otIoiiung bon Sberiff Soc 9ilIon
BON 8rofen Bonn bat 6riebensri6ter
GbifeS 5tuei 2eltte berboftet, nefAe
beorgpobnt tperOerb beutI9e Spione
81 iein.. Ole Mdnner ftno reiIenoe
SAMPLER itno fnntert bon 9ortb 8lot.
te ii6er 2ort6. Ser argipobn Der
9eb6roen tprr6e baottr1 erregt, oaB
Die bei0en Mdnner MIR 2eltte 0e1t.
iden Narnens beiudten. 81bren0
elmer llnterIuhtnrg tperOen oie 8er-
bafteten In @etpnbriom bebolten.
(g8ns es In GdGatpop unb grofen
BON Do1l at iptonierea gibt2)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
@ilIous Bib pcritHutttelt.

grpfen BON, A.. Wtai. 8as i'm
aeaergeidoB oes bieftgen @erihts.
9ebdlibes b1ngenoe Bib bes 8rG,
fioenten Billion tpur0e BON unbe.
fainter $anb beritlmmeIt. 8ie
aitger ipnren ouf benz @em1[ob
6itrd6obrt nnb Die 8orte o3anu
pott" quer iiber Die Sttru geidrte.
ben. Gberiff @ilion 1T eifri9 6a.
init beiddfti0t, Die S6uGoigen ber.
nlts5ubefouttner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

8rolt Serutouu goeqert, pelde
an Der 2ttngenent8itttoung e~rfrautt
lift 9ebt es erfreuli6er @eiie pie0er
better.
8d9reno Der n1fIten feds 02ona-
te itnb Die MonatsberIautmlungen
beg 2ieoerfran8 ouf ie0en eriten
Sonttag abeno int Monot %ongeIebt.
Die nddite 8eriomnlllttlg fiu6et 6a-
ber am fomntenoen Monto9, Den
6. Mai oben6s odt ltbr itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

gar6 ID 30G. bacterial fir aleib
ulto 158 gnro fir GumbBofe fillr s.
iabri9e @r6Be ber0tigt. 9reis Toe.
t609-M10den aleiO NIT ODER
obne ~8oIero in 4
@roben: 4, 6, s, rno 10 Sabren.
3$s GARD Al 3oa MatcrioG fir 6.
idbriae @roBe ben0tigt. greis 10c.
2077 - annbeu &ompers. -
Sdnittmuiter in 8 @r0ben: 2, 3,
4, 5 mo s SaRren. 25s garo
36 36u. Moterint kir 4.i1brige @r6.
Be %ben6tigt. greis 10c.
aleio.-Sdnitt.
mufter in 5 @roBm: a, 6, s, 10 IL.
t2 Snbren, A gorb Sc 8oG. Sea.
teriaG fir %8sidbrigc @r0Be benotiet.
9reis t0t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Beatrice erbalt meme Balm.

8eutrice, 4. Moi. aus Sobe.
I'd, aoni. lit bie gad6ri6t bier Elm.
getroffen Dab unter ben @eleber
bon aonias bic iretie aanIas 9th.
0ortbfueitern Giienbabn orqaniiteri
luor0en lit, pelfle eire gobnnerbin.
Dung 5fuiihen aanIaS Gitp unb Sea.
trice ber5uitelen beabfidtigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

mittelgroB groB un6 ertrdgroB. t1g
goro 36 5oa. @oteriaI fit tleinite
@roBe benotigt. 9reis t0c.
2092-Sport al5lg. - 5dnitt.
niuIter In 8 @r6Ben: t6, IS un6 20
Sabren. A goro SO 56Q. Bacterial
fir Sade uuo 8 garo fir Sod fir
16'idbrige @r0Be benotiot. Ser
Rod lit am unteren Gnoe ungefdbr
2$s gnr0 melt. greig 10c.
2074-5rouen 2lermeI 6ditrse-
5hnittImiiter in q @r0Ben: aIein,
mitteIgrob, eroB uno ertragroB. So
goro SO 5oa. Mnterial fir Meittel-
groBe ben0tigt. 8reis 10c.
2069-Mi1oden alei0 NIT guntp.
b~oien.-Sdnitmuiter in 6 @rober:
2, A, 6. s, 10 nn0 IL Sobren. 3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
aiIen iii bod me saaO'.

9oB Sas i66ne Gieo aaliien 1T
feline Giinh'~ nid)t iutmer Der 8abr.
belt entipridt mltBte Der 8ufugeni
glaen 6. &utberforo beute 8tt ietnem
2eiomeien erfabren, Der, neil Ell
Srot s. u. Softer in oeren @ob-
nlttg, 2508 Soratoga Ctr, einen
ooer mebrare &iiie ratl6te fuGbreno
oeren itdrfer &dlfte uro Elm GoIt8iIt
birte1 einem @orbdng berborgen 6ie-
fem SdGf ,riptel 8ufaben ouf neltn-
aig Gage ms @efdngnts geIdift
nur6e.
BEIRUT eis6 bel gintdufen nai
biz .Eribinee
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

ilnf has ente at erhaIten berInftde man ia
mad fetneHt boIlett atanrett ecrattBe gruntD
Eniulne. Mlni nerIinere ib Der tluterjhrtft
bon 9. ". @rooe. &c fiiriert cine grrdItung
In eifteIf 3age. Csc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Sorrors. sogur Die profeiiioneI.
len 8aaipieler bot 4r1i. Ban Sobn.
ion Der samerirun 9eogue" ent0edt,
itno niht frei BON Der aonifriptionl
GO GONE Aurst
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
gebrnsfag gtnntsIdlnh.

2iucoIn. A. Mot. Ger stoats.
idob mics am Gn6e oe8 obge(qufc.
men Monots cine 8ilan3 bon ST..
1875, 586.75 ottf gegen 81, 25t, 649..
81 Gr6e Mdrs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
AnS benz Gtaate Nebrasfal
Gtabenteu iuerben aauOnrbeit her,
!. 49,. - Atm

Gtnbentcu iuerben aauOat6eit her,
riAten.
2incoln a. W1ai. - 9[uf sic
gnfforOerung oes aan5lers 9lberp
bit au fdnlpfen ooer at farn1en,
tperoen etpa tanler0 Der 1900
Stitbenten Der Stuatsuniberittdt oi.
reft bon Der llntperIttGt meg Iif aui
5arnten i'm MttteltpeIten bege6en,
Inn 2mioorbeit 8l berridten. 9ic
Sdlfte bon ibnen beIu6en Die 2ono.
tpirti6afts. Sodi6ule. Bon ben dbris
gen 1900 St1t0enteu baden fi6 fat
800 nitf irgeno cine ooer 6te an6ere
@eiie Der Regieritng CUR gerfignng
geitelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

1866 = Grauen SausfIeio -
S6nittmnIter in 6 @r0Ben: 81. 86,
3s, 40, 42 uno IA Boil 8iiitenipeite.
I gnrb SO 8o1- Bacterial fir mitt.
fere @roBe benotigt. Die &nppe IN
elmer @roBe mitteIaroB beri0tiat Fl
gloro 81 soa. Materiol. Der BOD
III am unteren gnoe nngefdbr 8
garo melt. greis 10c.
2093-3amen Rlei6. - Sdnit-
muiter in 6 @r6Ben: 81, SO, 38,
10, ~ uuo Al 3oa giiitentpeite.
5Is GARD "A 3oa. Bacterial fir SO
5oa. @r6be ben0tiat. Ger Rod lift
am unteren gr0e lingef1br 3 GARD
neit. 8reis Toe.
2068-GnmeIl Boubpir Sode.-
SdlnittmnIter in 4 9r6Ben: qlein,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Omaha, uebr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
Government for the Present Will
Rest Entirely With Council of
Ministers Sentiment VIII Fa-
vor a Republic, Belief.
OLD REGIME is DEAD AND
CANNOT BE REsURREcTED
Even Should Monarchy be Formed
Hereafter, 1t Will be Of the
Most Limited Type; Ruler Will
Have Curtailed Powers.


~ Associated Press.
Petrograd. Monday. March 10 tNil
London, March 20l. .-- Russia's govern
ment II was learned az the foreign
office today viii rest exclusively IN
the control of "a council OF ministers
until the convocation of the consti-
tutional assembly The duma commit
tee having fulfilled it, task as tho
temporary governing body during tho
days OF the revolution will thus pess
ont of existence a. the chief executive
body of the nation aud will surrender
its extraordinary powers To a cabinet
whose premier. Prince Lyoff. viii have
authority approNmating that of the
president of republic
II il impossible as yet to forecast
with any certaint, the final form the
government will assume since IL will
depend entirely upon ths collective
will of the entire population to which
has been extended the proclamation
of the new government regarding uni
Versal suffrage.
The belief prevails IN official circles
that the opinion OF the country will be
found To- favor Republican form of
goveInment, not under president bu;
under q commission similar 90 tho
governing body uf Switzerland
In any event the old regime h. dead.
the foreign office today Informed the
Associated Press. and nothing can rcs-
surrect Il. II the people decide upon
monarchy II viii hc monarchy of
the most limited type ana the monarch
viii he stripped OF an the traditional
powers which belonged to the om-
prror and he Will be- little more thSr
ruler iu name only
The foreign office reiterated m"
declaration already made hy the new
government concerning the liberty and
uull rights for all the races which are
component parts ut the nation and %
was stated that, since this was ap-
pliUable 10 Jews as well as others
nothing now stood IN the way of 4
new commercial treaty with the Unit
eel states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
NICHOLAS uNSTENS 10 MS
GARDENS: IbND on II.OMIIiS,

P,trOgrad, March 10 ,Nad london.
March 2Ul-The history of the last
hour Of Emperor Nichulas ruler Of
Russia .7 related ny correspondent
ur the Ouiro Uo>-I OF Moscow as
follows.
Two tu.u- ~ th, station lt Nis-
hrra CON 'he Moscow prtrpgrad al-
road o.. miles suutbolst ur Petro-
grade uu tho night ui March a. one
train carried the cmporurs suite. the
second the emperor General Baron
rr,dcrlchs. minister OF the imperial
huus, Rear Admiral Njun General
ZabcI ana othrr-
"Nuur OF tu, fplegrtms about the
revolution sent b, Pres dent Hodzl-
anao OF thv dunn. had reached the
emperor Nicholas who had been
sleeping vt- awakened Ut . O'Clock
Iu tho morning ur went tu the dim
iur car and demanded that Admiral
NUun toll hlm what had happened los
Pcttoprad he was told that q crowd
OF -tudrut uuudIuW- ana young -ul-
di,r- bad tyIroriled inc duma bat
that ttn toachmcuts eft troups
would De able tu put them dowu
"Iusf then Commander Nuyckou uI
| the imperial tram. entered with "a tel-
,sram stating that ZOO uf the So
Gcurg, cavalry were uu their way O.
/ Tsarssor ~rIu tH present cross 90
the emperor aud had arrived az the
| nearby station ol Du" headed by
Gcneral iN8nou
Your Malrst. said Noyehon. "i
| t. .r.u.U Inur tpH Huualr 'u tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
Tuo Members of German Interned
Crews Believed to Have Drowned
Last Night in Attempt to Escape

taken were found the preliminary re-
port does NOT show and il does not
show wha, evidence there Is 60 sup-
port the suppu-itioH that the ieuien-
ant and one man we're drowned
Mcil supplied With Mones.
Two ut the four men cauhgt while
endpat urug tn leave Their shop were
in ciyilian dress having discarded
their uniforms iof the dash. and were
wen supplied with money In con-
uecuun WITH the coup. 1t way or MAY
not be siguiiicant that Baron Won
Snhueu former attache OF the Ger
man embassy transferred Co Mexico
before the break With Berlin, recent
Is has been reported travelling In the
United states.
Ia the lisht of the present situa-
tion and ail 5he ere umstances. the
presence ut "a German diplomatic
agent abroad Goa the country ls lock-
ed dpon " IN som, concern. The
prospeci uf u,fmnn snltors AZ large
also is rogardsd with apprehension.
An the mon nlerned al Phlladel-
phla are 90 be transferred this week
TO forts Mcpherson ana Osletaorpe.
Georgia. where they will Ae kept in
stockades and guarded Jy troops OF
the Seventeenth infantry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20

By Asso,sted rreH
Washington March 2O--lIeuten-
aut Chorth and Machinisi Mate Her
mann Schrodcr OF the German I'M
termed crows Al Philadelphia navy
yard. are achieved 60 have been
drowned last nisht m au attempt 20
escape.
Eight other men who escaped az
the same tlmc have been captured 10y
companies of marines and the Phil
adciphia puiic, These are n addi-
tup Co the seven who were reported
last night as having failed 90 escape
Fourteen la the piOt.
Fourteen men were concerneJ ln
thc attempJ tu escape pfhclais teel
certain that tho dash was known So
.tLc German uuccts aud that the men,
led 10, Licutcuant rhorth made u
with th. sanction nt the commanders
-Four men Vcr, nap'ureu while at
i.mptug tu leave their ships Tn
crews uf ,hc Krouprlnz Wilhelm aud
the priuz Eitcl Friedrich were at
once mustered aud 10 was found that
the lieutenant aud nine men were
uii,ring. Companies ot marines wer'
at onre dispatched in pursuit. the po'
i.oe reserves ana CiNil authorities aid
ng in the chase. How the eight re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
WHEAT PRODUCTION
SHOWS A BIG SLUMP
FOR l9l l6-l7 SEASON
In Argentina, Australia and New
Zealand the Crop Is Estimated
at Thirty Per Cent Less India S
Rice Crop Increases
Bv Associated Pres,
Nn.hIfrtsfIrI Nl

Br Associated PIrss
Washington March .u.-.p pruduc-
tion ol wheat boo Argentina. Australia
aud Ncw Zealand The prime. pal pro-
ducjuE cuuutrlcs uf the southern hcW-
I-phsrc shows 3d. 800 per cent IcduC-
tiou tor the lyIS-lgl5 season. but is
only 80 per cent lcs- than the hvc.
.,ur average. \ cauic-raW from the
international Institute OF Agriculture
aj Rome received ut tu" department.
OF agriculture. announces the pruduc-
tiou OF thus, countries a- 126.2ii.oUo
bushes spain, wheat ecrcagc, soWu
Ia-t autumn iuI this years harvest U.s.
IU.lG4.Uuu acres ur 3 per cent more
than last year and japuu's acreage ,-
I ..36. 600 or four-touth- OF one per
cent less than last year acreage.
Spa,u's 1915 corn production i-
| givon ~ Is Gt2 GOO bushels. 1r .
n.r c,ut less than lna previous 'ral IS
crop Tint included w'tu the produ,-
ilou of .nr United states. Canada.
ltals European Eussia. Switzerland
Japan ana E-Npl makes total of
-.>iltII.uup uu hcls. ur 1874 per cent
less than ih, previous NcaI
BI.U-n Iudne rice production
| show 200 usrcu~r "l g.. per cent over
1915 aud Is.I per cent more than the
uto-yyar tsrrasc with lIl.'sH.'Ul. 600
pounds Sppu~ r,, crop was lH-.-
! $40. 600 pounds. au increase ui -.N per
cent Production u thu-, countries
and the United States Japw aud can
ada totnl li3.6oa..-N. puund. am
Increase vf ".5 per cent over 1878.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
KITCHENER DEFENDED
I. BY ASQU|TH IN HOUSE
OF COMMONS SPEECH
Former Premier Replies to Crit
icisms in the Recently Published
Report of Dardanelles Commits
sion; Unjust, Claim.

London, March 20.-An energetic
defense of the late Lord Kitchener,
was made ia the house OF commons
today hy former Premier Asquith. re-
plying To criticisms In the recently
published report of the Dardanelles
commission.
Lord Kitchener was masterfui
man. endowed with formidable per-
sonality and disposed by nature to
keep his own counsel, said MIR. .Ns-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20

what does this meang T. IL revolu.
tion7 IL Grekon twho signed the or
der 10 divert the train commander
IN Petrograd2"
Then General zabel spoke out. say
irS:
There are 10000 troops. with ON
Gers backing tho temporary govern
mcut. Your majesty has been declar-
ed dethroned. Il Is impossible TO go
further.
Nicholas completely nonplusscd
exclaimed.
why vas I not told before? Why
tell me now when all Is anlshod?"
After moment he added with a
gesture OF helplessness:
Let il be 50. Thank God. win
abdicate II that Is what the people
want will go to Livadin tthe es-
tate Of the Russian imperial family
on. the south coast OF the Crimea) 70
my gardens | am 40 fond of iow
ers.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
Deliberate Character of the De-
struction Wrought Is Painfully
Evident on Every Hand in the
Once Beautiful City
TREES AND GARDENS ARE
DESTROYED BY TEUToNs
Building After Building Raced by
Interior Explosions; Sixteenth
Century Church Mass of Ruins !;
Libraries Demolished.

nv A,,ori.,.d pcs,
British ucad.lunrtor. m France.
NarrL 90 ,Niu London. March 2Op
From f, Srfr Correspondent 81 the
A-snriatcd Press, The delibcrlt.
character of the destruction wrought
n, tho Germans before their with
draval uum porouuc .s painfully c,i-
dent n IN, once hoauum avenue -
tree. Iulaius Co th, railway station.
Thc4, tree. we're untouched %, she'll
fire put cnch nED was hacked int
with aN,- and IN, auShes ara shus
h,,, Tint tn, work was don, will. o
th, p.t few d1ys The bcautifui Etr-
d.u4 Of IA. outlviur houses w,r. ul-u
wrecked and every mum tree within
several miles Of the town was sawed
two thirds ~ the wa. through auH
then broken down
Tho correspondent Of Tn, Asso-
Pres. vas ,,.,ng tho frst visitor. To-
prrpau4 In the wake OF the Eucls u
troops Who have now swept well be-
,ond that pIace
GhnstIN silence Prevails
rb,ro y.,s, rbo.tiy silence ,u most
s,g,I,,s ~ IN. .it, No sound Of war
vas a. ne heard exccpt once when "a
ur.inr German s.rplnn, s,udd,d o,at
.r ih, shelter ~ the hirh clouds aud
..rt...ir,r,fi rnns ,perrd dr,iu,
bI,, .. .,i,E retreat British officers
r,.r,,J nri huiIdipp after huudunr
,yh,r. supareptl, thc total damac,
r,t rc.uItcl from interior explosion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
MURGU|A TO RESIGN
UNLESS He RECEIVES
THE S|NEWS OF WAR
Commander in Chief of de Facto
Troops in North Wants Money
to Pay His Men and Munitions
to Prosecute Campaign.

hA Associated trcAs
m plso Toy. March so-An
Amer,nu afrViug from chihuahua
.City to-day brought report that Gem
erai Francisco Murguia. commander
.u chief ot the de 5acto troops in the
north had sent a message Co General
Carrnza requesting money with
" hich % pas his troops ana munitions
ith which To- conduct his CdmpaiAn
against villa. threatcring "a resign
unlcss the request was met at once.
The report was .n general circulation
In chihuahua CitS, the American said,
but could uout ho confirmed
The American said the de- facto
troops had received bur three pesos
each ANA the officers only seven pesos
each for seven weeh~ aud were de-
mand.ue their pay az once The ru-
NOR uf new movement led boy Cen
oih Ohregon has reached chihuahua
Cty and caused much discussion
there hv said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-20
FINLAND GOVERNORS OUT:
PRISONERS ARE LIiSER ATl.p

London. March go Nearly AN tn
district governors ana officials In FIN
land voluntarily resigned when they
heard Of the revolution and little on
position was shown anywhere toward
the new order Of things according 60
e Copenhagen dispatch to Reuter-
The prisoners in the fortress al Ulca-
borg have been liberated and GA, goN
,ruur and polite dismissed