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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
pclcn ucHcn b0lG
eincn RSni0 babcn!

qmlteroum, iiber 2on0ou, 10.
@tai. - Sad 0epeiden aus Ser
polniiden SauptftaDt @aridau miro
ole 6rage Der &bronbeiteigung zines
&0nigs bon &olen nelteroings ie6r
leb9aft er0rtert. Die 8ldtter Der.
laugen, oaB 0ieie 6rage tunIiGit
baIo erIe0igt tper6e, ba Der Staat
auf Die 3n1er ni6t obne einen SO.
mig o6er Regenten bermaItet per0en
tonne.
4uf Der anoeren Settle tritt sic ro-
0ifnle 9reiie 8olenS nidt min6er
euergii6 fir Die Sdoffung elmer
polnii9en Republif elm.
Isle berlmltet. ioaen Die Gegie-
ritrgen In Berlin 1tnO 8ien iid)
iiber Die polniidc 6rage nod nidt
geeil1igt baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
hcrcnskp Appcnicrt
an sic rMfi. 2lrtncc!

Getrogra0, 10. M1i. = Ser neue
rnIftihe arieggminiiter aerenstD bat
ON Die qrnee un0 6lotte folgen0en
appea e%rlaien: n0os 2anO lit IN
@efabr, uno ieoer mltB betfen, bieie
@efabr ob8u6enoett. Ser ariegs.
miniiter miro feinem 0ifBier geitdt-
ten, az relignieren. 9eierteure Irer.
ben hermit arfgeforOert, 81 i9ren
gruppenteilen unO ariegsidiffen bis
gum 90. @tai 8llriid5ufebren, niort-
aenfoIls iie idper beitruft perOen.
e8 beiBt, OoB o0e in Betrogrno
n~rueIenben Sffi8iere, Die ibre Som.
mnrioos berIoiien bntten, gu oenieI.
ben s~uriidgefebrt iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
WarnMn6 at Gas
N6erbamkcmitee!

@aI6ington, 19. 02ai. - Saule8
81. aeqogG 8rofeiior Der SeIanO
Stonfor0 uniberlttat, eri6ien Dor
bent Qferbmtfomitee oeS a~6geor0ne.
tengauies, bas gegenpGrtig bic auf
Die aontroaierung Der 2%e6en8mittel
ge3tg baben6e 8ia inter geratung
Bat, un0 COB 0te g%rtlGrung ob, 0aB
In ben Ser. Staaten cine 9tebolution
3u erparten itebt, faIlS Der 4ongreB
nidt unoer5itgIid Sdritte CUR 9ons
ierbierung Der inv 2nnoe befin6liden
2ebenSmittel tue. ggtipas mlB I'm.
beoirgt geideben," iogte 9elogg.
Sic miiiien Dem 8rdii0enten Die
MadtbefugniS geben, Die 2ebenSmit.
telpretie at fontrollteren o0er Die
9epoIferuug lit ben S%pefltIanten ouf
@naoe NM llngna0e ergeben.4 Ser
Galiforuter ntQ6te ben @orIdlag,
arieg8brot ais Su6ititut fir 8rot
a1t8 meiBem 8ei8anmebl ber3uiteQen.
8ltnoesanipalt 4noerion, Bolton,
Der ebenfaqs bon Dem &omitee Der.
bort Uuroe, iagte: nfSnIls benz SRA.
fioenten nidt meitgebenolte Modtbe-
fugniiie 5uerfannt neroen, miiiien
mir 1tlts oaraltf eefoBt naderb 6nB
8rotfroiDoQe in allen 2anOesteilen
altsbredet fuer0en. Spetulanten bo.
BEN bereit$ Gu6eItorlm9en beranLdBt
unO fortaeiebte Maadenidaftm ber-
ieIben miiiien 8ur &eboIution fiib.
rem"
81. @ollberneltr @berbdro, Minne.
iota, CAB oem aontitee Sen Rat,
SfuIldnoereien in gor6. un6 Siio.
3afota, gtontana 1tno Mtimneiota 3u
beadernJ I'M mebr 2ebensmittel 81
erbalten. Seiner Meinirng nod
t0men in ben geltanuten Staoten
3fpei Miqionen ader inter 8flltg
ge6rodt mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
Gncrme GiitctItdMMmo
In 1olaSincItck!
Sin gauges Sa6r iuirO nGtis Iein,
au a~usebGafte Site 81
b%ef1r0erH.

Seem glorf 10. Mtat. -- SSn ibrem
Iebten @itslan0Sban0el $ Bulletin
bringt 0ie anterican grpreB Com.
panp intereiiante g(l,sfttnft ii6er bic
3uIt1noe In Dem Sofen bon 8la6is
boItof. Si1 Dem Bulletin beiBt es
nte foIgt: D3ie 8eri6te be8iigGi6
Der SrodtfongeItion in @loOiboitot
lino fiiroltd our9 einet gertreter
Der 9(tnerican @rpreB GompanD be.
rifi3iert tporoeu. Der gear1te lin.
ternabm cine perionlide ltnterIit.
dung Ser ruIiiiden Sitlation. 2aut
ben lebten 3ollbauS3iffGrn befanoen
Ii6 in 8laoiboitot 648,000 Son-
men Sroft, neI9e in eiuenl Sabre
berI6idt inerOen fonn tpern feline
peitere 8ufubr geltottet lit.
oDie 8olbausipei6er lii @Iaoi.
boftof iparen idon ldngit Bis CUR
&opa5itGt gefiiat, ur0 nelte Gpei.
der ner0en 10 idnea als m6gIid en-
ridtet. &iele Der at berIdiden6en
Sitter iin6 i'm 8reien oufgeipei6ert,
100 iie ii6 oerortig n6dufeL ooB
es unutogli9 lift, iie Dor idle6tent
8etter 8t idiitert. 2erte, tpeIfe
nit Den 3uitdnoen bertrolt itno.
i6Gben 6aB 0a8 @eiamtureal. fpe[-
DIES fir 2ager5tpefe benabt tDer6en
fnnrL 400 4no6rotmielen groB lit.
@egertp1rtig fin6 Die 9odfa3ilitGten
in @loOiboItof Iimitiert. @enn 8Ga.
biboItof ietne 8e0euttng al8 midti-
ger Safen behdlt, 70 miro eS nt0g-
lid fem geniigeno grobe Gods 3t
balerl, I'M irgen6 cine eintreffen0e
Coinage unterbrtngen 3u f0nnen.
Ser $afen geip1brt m~eilenlang Sc.
Iegenbeit fir ben 9olt bon Gods,
BET geriigenoer @aiiertiefe. Die
@iien6abn Iduft benz llfer entlong,
uno Ole 3oaipeider befinbn fid oi-
rett on Der 8abn, 70 oaB fem pbD-
lt16er @rtttlo borban0e1l NOR, mels
der 6te QabGufung Der 8radt redt.
ferti9te, ottBer 0oB nidt geniigenoe
@ogen ulo onbere 9a4uequipterlmg
borbon0en iDdren.
g8ie alternative &ollte nod STUB
luno bietet nod groBere Sdpiertg.
fetter. 9teie 9foute gebt iiber 9aI.
nh un6 Sarbtn, un0 belonoers in
Dem Iebteren Srt fins 0te Sapiertg-
teiten groB, ipenn Die @iiter bort
eintreffen. Die 2ogerfoitan in Ben
GiienbabnIpeidcrn iino 10 enorh onB
BORT feline 8aren 8uriidgeIaiien per,
Den, ouBcr es lit abioIut n~otpenoig.
9as be0eutet 0ie Gran8ferierung
mad, on0eren Spei6ern no Ser
Goltm ebenfaas iebr teter lit. Selbit
nenn 8eri6iffungs- grIoubn ifeine
erlangt noroett ftilo, lit es profile
matiid, mann Die 8are beri6tdt
mer0en fam, neil fem @aqenmate.
rial borbnnoen lit. Ole borbanoe,
nen @agen iino NIT 9tegterlrng8.
gittern belaoen 0eren q~6ien0ung
bon gefeblen Der &egierung ob-
bongt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
@iiiOn ans s6WcOeu anatlanat.

Sem Oorf, IL. Wtai. - Gm Don.
nerstag lit SER Serman 6. s. Ga.
gercrant, neI1er bon t907-1910
Ole Steae zines iAmeoiiden @eiulo.
ten in ben Ser. Staaten beflei0et
batte, auf einem bdniifen Qampfer
in g&eip gorf e~ingetrofien. Serr
2ogercrant begi5t iid in beiou0erer
SanoelsmiiIton noh 8aibingtort @.
e., meIten auftrag er nuf peri0n-
Iide Bite 6es a6nig8 @uitab iiber.
nommen bat. @ie eS beiBt, lit Die
gefiirdtiutg Sdpeoens, 0aB Die
Ser. Gtaaten elm 9erbot aiif Die
guShtbr nod Sdme0en erlaIien
m56ten, 6ie 1lriade oieier Gouoer.
geianOti9ait oes Serrn 2agercranb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
BRIGGS mnS Ba3ftz
1ltatertal fir RmblonS!
Vile MIR ~irgenOiuie er6dltliden
S6iffc ioaen sum SranspOrt
6euntt iuerOen.

@aI6ington 10. M}ai. - g(Ge ob.
f0mmli6en omeritnniidcn Shiife,
Die beidlognnbmten oeutihen Dom,
pier 1no ale Sdiffe, nelfe eng.
Lamb entbcbren fnnlL iueroen pobr'
ideiuIi6 IN 9tenit geiteIt meroen,
Inn Mhmition, ariegsmaterioI uno
ausriitlmgen fir Die 8abnen mad
GltBlanO SIT idoffen.
Ole @iienbabuen, ne(6e bon 4r.
hougeG fiibrt, ioa nit ameritatti.
i6en 2ofomotiben uno 8oggons
ousgeitattet tueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

Gin bpaitQnoiger 8ert6t iiber ofe
&rtegSlaufbabn Der uGmoen". gedtt11er
bonn @9lage 0es ugnDen" &orr11atl-
6ant8 un0 fetne8 eriten 9ffi5terS Daben
0te 8elt in @ritaunen geieBt.
Die uGrn6en" mar 6rei NGonnte lang, Sen fe ~berfofger-
sen 4rieagidfffen alnt Srob, Ser Gdrefen o8 Snoifhen
OCEANS ua0 8ngleid oas b~eIie6tete 9diff in ienenl 9eiie oes
@eltmeeres. @tets bereit, 6n8 2e6et 81 opferh fa9rten pie
prafttgen ,gm6ea" 2eute nit 9Irgbeit uno ME perin9enoe1
Sunor ouf eigene Sauit &rieg gegen ~erorhfenoe lleberrnatt.
Die @dI0erlngen beginner. oIs Die acknowledgements.
Ser y@n1oen", Damn ouf bober See, arieg n1elOete Doraitf
Griie, Die Gabrt nod Gitngtn1 1nO mad Dem SnoerL bic
GerIerfrng elmer 9etbe bon fenoIiden 9mnpfertt Die Jlltht
Dor fein6li6en arer8ern, rnO 8uebt oas Gnoe oieies rn5nl-
boaen &reuger8 bel Seeing.
b. @afe, Ser erfte 9fi8ier Der vgu0en" tno ipdtere
aupitdn Ser rapei6o" Ggn1bet Die 3mette0, befst cine
btrdu18 ungepobnIide electromagnetic lno rienlanD iolte
~berIdltmer, ith 6iee8 yGn1oen4 Bud an5uidaffen.
grsis bieies gndes, in 9entid Uber Gngliid, 1T Sf.25,
nit 9prtp $1,35.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
patrtctii9c
Scutf6c SrGMcn!
8eben i6r Saar sluefS 6ertellnng
bon Srsi6riemeu in Mmni.
tiousfa6riten bet.

a~open6agen. 10. @tai, ilber Con.
bon. Ole 8atriotiibe Grduenliga
8A 5oIinGer, &beinprorina bat et-
men auftuf an Die beutide 6rarer.
melt erIoIIett, ibr Soitptbnar ber8lt.
geben. aus oetnicIbeu iperben Grei6.
rienen fir Ole Mlunitionsfabriten
bergeIteat. a1lr5es Sanr miro 5u
6ilS fir W1ilitdr5tpede berorbeitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
eaat enfiraaeIttn Cue @einnna.

@nibington, IS. gtdt. Aepra'
Ientant Sarriion bon Riiiouri, bonn
aomitee fiir 6ie Sausregeln, erflarte
9eute elmer abor6nung Suffragetteu
Snb, 10 Ionge Iettere Dor benz 8ei-
Ben Sauie un0 an0eren Regierungs-
9ebdaloen Soften ousIteben babe, on
Sic Grnenuung zines Suitstomttaes
fir Srarenitimmreft nidt 81 benz
Ten iei. st figte btn5u, OaB oie
ibriaen Mitglieoer ietnes aomitees
6erIelben gniidt iinO, ba oieIes go
IteHiteben bon llnebrerbietigteit &C.
gen ben @rdiioeuten 5euge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
aanIas Gitp @arft6eridt.

Santos Gttg, ~. Diat.
gtinObie6 = 3uftlbr 500; Narft
langiam.
GoIoro0oS 1900.
Montunas 11.30.
Sdbrlinge 15--25c nieortger.
Gtofer8 0ua.
RGbe II. Sellers firm.
Sdneiue-3ufubr 500; Marft felt.
S0diter 9rei8 1910.
9ur6idnitt8preiS 15.40-16.35
Sdafe-3uFu9r feline.
ct. Soiepb, 10. Moi
@efiitterte 2Gmmer POLO.
ct. SOiep6 @arft6eridt.
Gin6oieG 100; @tarft no.
mineQ.
sdueinc -8ufu5r LOO; @3artt
felt biz itorf.
@06Iter 8rei8 1880.
0ur4i6nittSpreis 15.60-16.30.
Edafe-3ufltbr feline.
@efiitterte 2dmmer 1926.
Chicago @harftberidt.
Chicago, 10. Mtat.
GinObief- 3ufubr 600; Norft felt.
Sdtpeine-3ufubr 1000; Itortt
meiIten8 t0c bober.
S66Iter 8reis 1850.
9lrdituittsprei8 15.90-t6.40.
Gdafe-3ufubr feline.
@efittterte Hammer 1850.
66orn 26mmer 1850.
g8oole6 BANNER 1000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

SeIficoe Bot freie SnrO in britt.
i6en Glotta erbalten, neil man in
2onoon olnubt, Dab Die geliti6en
oemnGHit cine aroBe Seeidlnht in.
i5enieren moaen. er bereitet lih al.
10 oui einen reueil Sfagerrof. Sieg
Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

Mit elmer ein8igen Gimme lit i'm
Senat Der 8aragrnpb gegen Die
8eoefreibeit obgeIebnt tpor0en
uno oieie cine Stimme mar boz DO.
buIi@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19

grulIien nil cine aommiiiion
mad ben Ser. Stnnteu ihidG. ga
ihen zul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
0iinbSie6-8ufnbr so.

9liubbie6-3ufnbr 80.
geefittere feft beute; fir bic $50.
DE 15-40c b6ber.
suite b. bette 2.25-13.25
Weittelm. 8eeoes 1t.50-12.25
@em6bnltGe 10.25--tt.25.
&iibe ltuo Sellers felt beute; fir
Die 8o6e 15-25c bober.
Cute bis bette Sellers 1850
11.35.
@eip06nIide 7.OO-8.75.
@ltte 3. bette &ii6e 9.85-10.85
Mittelm. &ii6e 8.75--9.75.
@em06nlide 7.00-8.50.
Stofers tulo Seekers felt belite;
fir Die ISOLDE 50c nie6riger.
aorngefItterte Gtiere 9.75-10.
@rte b. bette Seekers 9.00-10.
MittelmGBige 7.00-8.25.
@eip6bnli6e 6.75-8.50.
8ltte B. Bette Gtoders 9.50-
1850.
@tof Sellers 8.25-10.25.
Gtod aiibe 100000.
Stof aal6er 8.00--10.50.
Seal aal6er 9.00-t3.50.
Bulls Ii. gtaas 9.25-t0.25.
sdweine-3ufltbr 5000; MSarft
Itorf bis DC b01er.
Qur6idnitt8preis 5.70-16.10.
&6diter 8reis 1915.
Sdaft-8ufubr feline; @lartt felt
bepte, fir Die ISOLDE @eutteridafe
nno 8oole0 21mtter 81 bober.
qGmmer is. 25-20.00.
56orn SyGbrIinge 13.OOt5.25
Sborn W1ittteridafe 11.75-14.
S6orn @ib0ers 14,00.
@efiitterte M}utteridafe 1000
11.60.
Merif. DtutteriGofe 11.60.
@efiitterte 2drnmGr 1890.
S6orn 2Gmmer 1890.
@ooLe0 2Gmner 20.10.
Gprtng 2Gmuter 1925.
Clipped 21mmer 1915.
GAMING Eitt Morftheriff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-19
AYESHA
aapitdnlentnant SeIlmnt5 bon MIfe.

--pQH"
9apitanlentnant SeIlmntG bOu Made.
SeQuut6 bon 92ide, Ser lodenoe Se0, bat IN Der fhffd-
fen 8eI6reibtng ieiner a6enteterltden 8abrt bon ben Seeing
cSnIeIn nod &onitonttnopel Elm &erf gelfoffen, bas Snbr-
6tr6erte leben miro. Gin IbermiitigeS 2aden nntten I'M
S6laftengebriG os gepoItigen 80Iferringensl
Gine tOMttHerbare Grsdblun0 uon
beroil0en Gatct
St gorqlofgfeit, mte in SCOT uno @efd6r, fRts oeriebe
firToraIife, iadIite @eif. Sn fetnen1 anOeren a~riegsbude
fontmet 0eutite8 @efen rn0 6attihe 6ieges3toeriidt 10
~iugenofrob, 10 tn6efangen gum Gusor1tf 1tno Is 1T gernOe
6ieIes seblet iegli6er 9oie i'm geren NIT Der fetnen genbod-
~ttna8ga6e un0 benz p~r1ftigen Sruaor oes 8erfufers, Die iel-
mem gu6 unbergdngliden Gei5 berlei6en.
g8Gbreno bon 0tifes 2nn0ungs5ug Dem a1ttroge OUT
Sen aeeIing SnieIn bic &abelber6t0ttg uno 5unferttotiot
AIT serIt6re1t geredt muroe, plroe Die o@noen" bon einert
or0Beren un6 qepan8erten englH6en areu5eri %angegrtffet 1to
fdntbFlnfdbiq qettadt. b. G}ide nuBte fi1 iebt ihnea Dor
lnbrud Ser 3unfelbet %enthleBen, oh er fd bon ben
g~nqldn6ern fnngen IaHen ioate o6er ntf benz en8iget lno
Mathematician flctnen Segefbiff uapei9a", bas I'M Safen
lag, ben geg nod 8eti6lanO ST fnden. 9as Shitf mar
nun fir cine 0fonnihaft bon 5 W2ann gebattt luno 1ert 2dr.
%6unqs8ug 866te so Wtonrt. @}nfe entibie0 fh fir uaDeibd4.
N9an merit oet 8erfoiier of ie0er Settle on, me er
nit qanser Geele 6o8 @benteter o~uSgefoitet bat big 5ur1
gagenbGd ieiner @teoung Bet abniraI sotbon IN Som
Itanttnopel.
,@2el0e qeboriontft, 2on0ungs3ug Der p@moen" IN
St1rfe bon flint Sfh8ieren, ite6en llnterofft5teren UNI teben'
rnooretBig glatn 8ur STEELE"
Greis biees &ndes, 1T 9eutid pber Gngliid, lit S1.25,
NIT Qurtu $1.35.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-03-09
Minority Rule of Ulster Men
Opposed by United ireland

when under pressure of threatened
rebellion, he and the government
of which he was a member, weakly
yielded to the threats OF rebellion
hurled at them by Sir Edward Car
son, the present first lord of the
admiralty.
"The government Of that day
through the present prime minister
appealed to us to consent to the
concession of county option for a
strictly limited period. He agreed on
the pledge, repeatedly given by Mr..
Lloyd-George on his own behalf
and in behalf OF the government that
il we consented to this concession
we should never be asked for any
further concessions and that the
government would undertake to see
the settlement through at any cost.
How. then. can Premier Lloyd-George
say that he never changed his atti.
tude on the question of Ulster2 "
The manifesto sets forth that the
negotiations undertaken at the re
quest Of the government last July
referred TO a strictly war arrange
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-03-09
CUBANS REGAIN
CONTROL OF ISLE
GOVERNMENT FORCES ONCE
MORE IN POSSESSION OF
SANTIAGO CITY
tBy Associated Esreus.D

WASHINGTON. D. c., Mar. g.
Dispatches have established the fact
that the Cuban government forces
have regained control in Santiago,
the rebel stronghold. President Men.
ocal has notified the United States
that Governor Munoz, in command
there, represents him and the rec
ognized Cuban government. Re-
possession of Santiago and the cap
ture of the rebel leader Gomez and
staff are regarded as marking the
collapse of the rebellion. 1t is un-
derstood that the city was taken
by coup from within, before Men
ocals troops arrived. Munoz has
declared himself loyal to Menocal
and the American forces were land
ed at his request to protect foreign
interests in the event that the de-
parting rebels should attempt to
re-enter the city.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-03-09
GERMAN NAVAL
OFFICER IN HOG
WORKED AS FARM HAND AND
RECENTLY MADE A TOUR
OF CUBA
ny Associated Preas.,

tay Associated Preaa)
LOS ANGELES, Mar. captain
Alfred Frltzen, said to be a German
naval officer. was arrested at Har-
wood, near here, by E. M Blanford,
special agent of the department
of Justice. He is held on suspicion
of felony. The authorities said he
Is wanted in connection with the
alleged plot to destroy the Welland
canal
Fritzen's only statement was;
What | know | cannot tell" Fed
eral agents have been watching him
for six months. He returned to
California three days ago, arriving
at San Diego. Several months ago
he worked as farm hand under
the name Of piper" though his
dress and bearing are distinguished.
No incriminatlng papers were found.
Fritzen is said to have been In the
United States for three years. Re-
Gently he was touring Cuba Emil
Roedel. formerly German consular
agent here. aided Fritzen, the fed
eral agents said, but whether this
was simply because of his nation
ality or other reasons is not stated.
Fritzen said the charge against
| him is absurd He was in New
York when the alleged attempt was
made to execute the canal plot He
talked freer after a few hours in
jail, which place disgusted him He
said he had wealthy relatives and
could get plenty of money but was
mot supplied by his government.
He will not fight extradition and
does not fear trial He said he was
naval officer on leave when the
war started He tried to return
to the fatherland, but was unable
my AssOcIated Press.D
NEW YORK, Mar. 9.-Frit2en was
indicted by the federal grand jury
here last April in the alleged Wei
land canal conspiracy.
l
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ment, with the understanding that
a year after the ending of the war
things would revert to the status
quo ante, and that the attitude the
prime minister took last night show
ed total change on the Ulster
question and generally on the ques-
tion of home rule for Ireland and a
breach of faith to the Irish party
and nation and would tend to inten-
sify distrust of pledges of British
ministers and would have a serious
effect in strengthening the power
of the revolutionary movement in
that country.
In view of the terrible serious
ness OF the situation for Ireland and
the empire created by this speech
OF the prime minister" the mani
festo continues. I'VE feel It would
be idle to prolone the debate and
felt bound to mark in the most EN-
phatic methods open to us ouI
sense OF the gravity Of the situation
and meet Immediately for consulta
tion As to the future policy of th'
Irish nationalist party
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LONDON, Mar. s.-The text of
the Nationalist manifesto is as fol
lows:
"The premier in his speech yes
terday in the debate on home rule,
took up a proposition which, If ad-
hered to, would involve denial Of
self government to Ireland for ever.
He laid down the principle that the
small minority in northeast Ulster
should have the veto so long as they
choose to exercise 1t on self govern
ment for United Ireland That is
position to which the representa-
tives OF Ireland can never assent.
"He asserted that he had never
changed his position on the so-called
coercion OF Ulster That is not true
lie was party to the drafting Of the
original home rule bill. which ap
plies TO all Ireland He was
party to the rejection in two sue
cessive sessions in the face of a
most vigorous protest from repres
entatlves Of northeast Ulster Of
amendments to exclude Ulster and
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EXTRA SESSION OF C0NGRES CALLED FOR APRIL |6
u.s. Merchantmen Will be Armed Once by the Government
GRIM HUNGER IN
GERMAN EMPIRE

highly deplorable and may have most
serious results.
I'VE have not perceived in the
towns that stern supervision that
is absolutely necessary in the dis
tribution of food stuffs. There has
been widespread abuse of bread
tickets, entailing grave consequences
as regards our stocks. Bread tickets
have been illegally used on such
shocking scale that our entire re-
serves we're exhausted. So when
potatoes and bread was ordered as
substitute, there was none avail
able. Flour has been similarly re-
duced, owing to similar irregulari-
ties in the mills"
DR.. Michaelis concluded by urging
the utmost severity to remedy the
shortcomings while there was yet
time. Some of the mills would
have to be closed and the municipal
tiles deprived of their enormous
powers. Rationings and requisition-
ing must be strictly supplies with
respect to eggs, milk, butter, fruit
and vegetables. He added.
we are confronted with the
thought of what would happen If
this measure also should fail. and
what grim starvation there would be
If suddenly during the closing
months of the economic year we
should find there was insufficiency
and we could not hold out. The en-
suing misery would be indescrib-
able"
The speech caused sensation and
the Socialist Hufer, who followed
according to the Rheinische West
falische Zeitung declared that the
Junkers were to blame il a famine
supervened
An attempt was made, he said, to
shift the blame on England.
'eThe selfishness of the agrarians
is the cause of the high prices. The
war would long since have ended IL
everybody had to suffer hunger
equally. The present meal ration
is insufficient. To withhold such
necessary from the people in the
interest only of agrarlan tariff is
demnable. l recall Professor Abbes'
retirement from the council OF the
war feeding department, the strikes
of munitions workers in Essen and
Berlin, owing to under-feeding have
only too well justified him."
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SECRET WIRELESS
FOUND IN MEXICO
GROSS BREACH OF NEUTRALITY
UNDER THE PROTECTION
OF cARRANzA
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar g.
Through the perfection OF a pow
erful wireless telegraph plant In
Mexico City direct communication
between the Mexican capital and
Germany is said to have been es-
tabllshed. An investigation has been
ordered. Through connection BY
Mexico City with the land tele-
graphs leading into the United States
Germany would be able to secure
complete exemption from the cen.
sorship now imposed by the Ameri-
can government at the wireless sta
tions at Sayville and Tuckerton, and
by the British and French govern.
ments in their control of the Allan
tic cables.
Far reaching possibilities thus far
has been opened for the violation
of American neutrality or even men
ace the maintaining OF the national
safety in the critical condition now
existing.
From other semi-officlal sources
information has reached Washing
ton that secret meeting are being
held by Germans in Mexico City and
in Monterey TO determine upon uni
form action by Germans in Mexico
in the event of an outbreak of wal
between the United States and Ger
many.
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LONDON, Mar. 9.-The Prussian
food controller, DR.. George Mich
aelis, made in the Prussian diet yes
terday, what the Koelnische Eel
tung calls serious speech on the
food situation, says a Reuter- dis
patch from Amsterdam. DR.. Mich
aelis declared the distress was such
that a severe state of things, es-
pecially in the large industrial CEN
ters, could hardly be imagined. He
indicated the possibility that all
surplus stocks Of grain would be
exhausted and said that very rad
ical measures were needed to en-
able the people to hold out until
next year.
I'VE have in the third year of the
war" the food controller is quoted
as saying, discovered that among
all sections of the people the gen.
eral feeling evinced is not one of
endurance for which he had hoped.
This is human nature, but it Is