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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
6rc6fiirlt 11ikcl0,ts
icatc 5ar tuerScn.
&erbaftnng elmer 6rpffiiritin ent.
Biillte ben 8lan; biele Der Ser.
idpDrer eiugeferfert,

8etrograo, 4. g[priI. - 0urfj
Die bor eirigen &oger erfolgte Ser
baftuna ser @roBfiirItin 9}Qrie
BopIond, Der frilberen @attin oes
grtn5en g8iIbelm bon Sdueoe1 II.
&ouitne be8 ertt6ronten 3aren, iIt
Elm &ontplott ent0eft uor0en, our6
0a8 Die neue 9fegierltng GuBIon08
geItitr5t tper6en ioQ. 9ie 8eridDo-
rer ipolten Den @roBfiiriten geifo-
lou8 3ulu 3oren dlsr1tfen. Der
@roBfilrlt befin0et it'd, ieit er 0es
Sberfon1mo1OoS iiber Die grrnee nm
&alltuIus ent6o6en urroe. in ser
arin un0 es ni6t befonnt, Of er
etipns bon Dem g[nl6lage ipuBte,
6ltrd Dem er auf ben Tbron geboben
peroen ioQte,
&iele @eridm6rer ciugeferfert.
Sin Dem &onplott ionen, ipie ge-
meIoet miro, auBer Der 8rpBfilrittn
Mdrie 5ipei 6iirltituell. mebrere
0titglie0er Ocs @efolges oe8 GroB.
fiiriten Boris, cine gLn5obI bon 30,
ben g(riitofroten luo friiberer 99it.
glie6ern 0es SofItonteS oe8 NIT lei.
ner @elnnblin in 3arsfoie=SeIo qe.
fongalen @y.3aren g1ifololts betei-
Iigt geipcien iein. Die 8erihmorer
iino i1nItliGJ nerAoftet rllo in Der
ct. Setter. 1ln0 &auIs fSeItung eirts
gctertcrt iuorOen. Ser ertttbronte
Gar barf Bis auf fpeiteres in oent
9SolaIt bleiben Der ibm aI8 @es
fGngniS angeipieien morDen III, aber
er miro id1rfer bepadt nls bisber.
Gie @roBfiiritin Olga, Die S9me'
tier Ses friiberen 3areu, Die Dor 2
SSyabren BON i6rem eriten @atten,
Dem Ser5og @eter bon GloenbtIrg
geidieoen rultrOe, bat iid NIT Dent
,6auptnqnn Gr6itonsti bermoblt.
gieIer nIuB ie0od MN oas Seer
berIaIlen, Oenn Die Sffi5iere 1nl0
5olooten ietnes Reqimetrtes baben
baB fein 0iitglieo 0es
Sdnles &oluonotD in irgeno eiler
&eile NIT Der Arnler in &erbinoung
teben oiirie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
JQinois BailptItaSt
ebetfaHs trodcn!
Gas nen eiugefiiBrte 6ranenitimnl'
red)t bat Oieies 9ieinltat
DerariadJt.

Springfieio. Sa., 4. apriG. =
1tnIcre 5taot, Die Staatsbaupttnbt
BON 2Ginois, bat ii6 unter Dos Sod
Der 9robibitiouiitert bcugcn miiiieu.
2as 5rupenitiumreht bot Dies Der.
uriadlt, oenn Dabreno Dor 0rei Sab
rem bic gtoIIen nit 2793 Stimmeu
@ebrbeit geliegt batten, bat iidl iest
bas glott gaDen0et, uno Die ERODE
nen baben cne gtebrbeit bon 45S
Stinlmen mtigebrodt. IS muroen
1921 Sttmmen fiir uuO 1888
gegpu Grobi6ition d6gcgebeu.
Springfielo lit Die groBte trodene
5taot inl 5taote. 9lttBer0em babel
Die Irodenen in d6t neiteren bisher
naiien 0rtifaften geliegt. Gin OH.
beno Crte iiuO troden ge6liebea iui0
5mei bisbcr trofenc 0rtidofteu ent-
id)loiieu iid mir 8ieoereiniiibritng
oer &lrtid)aiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Jlttcrcfic Scnti6er
GScitMt9cit 9cteilt!

Berlin, 4. 9[pril. lleber 2on0on.
Dos syttterciIe Der ger(iner 3eitltl=
gen rpenoet it9 8luu &eil BEN @reig-
niiien in gmerlta, gum Geil Der
g8ablreform 3u. Ser 5iiBrer Der
nationoQiberalen Gartei, 8aiIcr.
mann, bot oen @georOneten Streie.
mann i6riftli3 in &enntni5 geiebt,
onB er {tdl NIT ieiner Heihstag8reoe,
Die g8oblreforlneu betreffe1o, bol.
itdnoig einDerItun0en erflGre; Dor al
len 9ingen befilrDortet er cine Ste
form oeS preuBiiden 8oblgeiese8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Orei BritcnH0fftpfer
rtc3r perienkt!
10 gerIOnen, Oarnnter siuei Sran-
en- nnO elm &inb, bermiet
nnO luaBrideinli6 tot.

g2etD gort, 4. g[pril. - 8eri6te
iiber bic 8erientlng Der orei 8rtten.
0nntpfer og(Inrptd @aitle", 0Greboie"
uto STANLEY" fin0 geitern bier eIn-
getroffen.
@S beiBt, 0aB bon ben Baiiagieren
urto 8eloBungen Der bei0en erIteren
Sampler 110 4erionen, 0arllnter
3nei 5rouen uno elm tleines aino,
OertniBt per6en, pdbretl0 bel Der
8erienfung 0es lesteren fiinf See
Ielte Den 8eaentoo geflinoeH babelt,
mabreno 8lpei an0ere, oarurter elm
glmerifnner, ipoter oil ben llnbiIoen
Der 8itterlng itarben.
8ierul105nan5ig lIeberleben0e Der
eriten beiban 3ompfer, odruuter
iedS Boiiagiere, trafen geitern olf
Dem 9un1pfer o9ene5ia" bon Der
fran30iti6en Sabre 2inie bier Elm.
Nus iBrer gr5dblung ergibt fih,
OaB Der 6ra6tOaulpfer o8reboie"
Der ii9 nit einer 2n0ung 9o6len
ouf Der 5a6rt bon @ugIoa0 no6
2(egDpten 6efano, om 18. MGr3 ber-
ientt lpur0e. 9ie gfamli6oft oes
perni6teten 0onpfer5 iDur0e ipGter
BON Dem ogllnmiG Cattle" oufgenom-
men, Der nit 100 Stiid goablutrin-
BERN bon 2onOon noh aapIta0t I'M
tertpegS tpQr. gleben ieiner aus 100
Nann be1tebenDen iabung batte er
flint aoiiitet utt0 neult 3lDiihen0ed
8alIogiere an 9oro, 0arltntcr eine
Srnu NIT ibrem orei gtonate oIteu
&inoe uro Die SteDaroS. Sim nod
item 9torgen ereilte aud Ben o2lln-
mid GaItle" on8 @eidif, u1lo er
mur0e ebenfnllS berientt. Sic Get
tlutgsboote gerieten oneinanoer, un0
uitr Die oben ertpG6nten "a, 0orun
ter Der Gapit1n puroen gerettet
SSn Dem 9oot maren che Die g8ene
SIC" iie ont 90. gtdr8 aufnobut flint.
9tann all l1ebcranitreugung nm
gfongel getorben.
Der &apitGn Gbabe erf[arte, oaB
tllr3, nod0em ietn 9ampfer berienft
mor0en mar, ooS 5oudboot einenI
mtoeren QampfGr gum 0eeresgrltn0
bina6befOr0crt babe. Plus Der enor-
men @rplolion rittrlt er ON, oaB oos
betrefferhe fSnbraeltg cine groBc
ydnitionsIaoung OIL 9orO gebabt
6oben mltB.
Ser oStauleb mar ant Z. Mf1r3
BON 9teipport Stems NIT elmer @e.
treioelooitng fir 6rortfreid obgefob
rem. @r plroe am 81. Mdr3 in Der
9tdbe Der iriiden aiiIte torpeoiert
3lpei D}nI9iniiten uno orei Sei8er
famen bel Der @rpIolton umS Sc
ben. Ger Stanlet mar 1887 Con
uen qrob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04

Sentiment ienoen miro, 10 Der6en
Die Illiterten oenno9 @3lmition un0
gtogrung8ntitteI ioiuie @eI0 bon
Qnterlfa in i4nerer Menge erbol.
ten. 0ie Suuptfrage aber lit Die,
mie man Die gtobruuq8uittel uno
Uthnition nah ben S1fen Der g[l.
lierten I6iden fam. Die 8auh.
boote ltno ilberaq, unO Sahe Der
02arinebeboroen lit es, D1ittel uno
g8ege 5u fin0er, oieIe erfolgreid) 8u
betdnnpfen. 9ie 8un0eSmarine miro
nit oerlenigen Der glqiierten Sano
IN Sano nrbeiten, Ser geationale
gerteioigine$rat lit intner nod an
Der 9lrbeit, Die &iiittngen meiter at
betreiben 2lae SiIfsqueIlen beg
2an6es ioqen in ben Dienit 0es
Grieges geitelt tperoen.
10000 Setnnunic6auSluerfer
geludJt.
9ag &riegs0epartement bat bellte
efnen glufruf an 10000 Sanomer-
fer erIoiien Inn ols 0etonomieballo-
iperfer arieg8oienlt at tun G8
meroen oerInngt: gGder, Sdinie0e,
ShIdfter, 3immerlellte, Gbauffe1t-
re, GIerfs, ao6e, @leftriter un0 De-
rem SonoIanger, 2ofontotibfiibrer,
Gouragemeiiter, Sufidntieoe, 9fer0e-
ubridter, 9}ai6n1iiten uno Seller,
Utaurer. gluto6auer itno Son0lan.
ger, arnftpagenfiibrer, Dtotorcgcle.
fobrer, 9laler, lader, glumber,
5attler, 9talltuedte, Stenograpber,
6ltbrIelttG 3eltma6er, 8ogenbouer,
Utiiqer lmo @ei9eniteIler. Die Cob.
nlng fiir oieie 2eute betr1gt 8ipiId5en
$75 uno 500 Der 9tonat. 8ieielben
ioIIen fib meloet tper0en o6er crit
in 8ienit geiteIlt, Delul Der 8rdii.
bent ite 0a5u olfforoert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Semufraten liegen in Chicago.

Gbicngo, ST., A. 9lpriI. - Sci
oen geitrigen itGotii9en 8oblen bel
oenen eS it6 ollBer Inn Die GripGb-
lung ei1eS Cells Der Sta0tratsnit,
glieOer bn1pti66li9 uut Die BobI
oes Sta0tcIerfS ltnD oe8 it1Dtiiher
S6asneilters borl0elt, pltr6en Die
lesten beinen 9lenter bon oen Demo.
frdten erruugen. sSane8 E. SSgoe
nurOe nit $4,000 Stiunnet 8Il1rn,
litGt gum Glert unto glaDton S.
Smith NIT elmer ioIden bon 10000
gum Stpusrneiiter erip1bf. Son 6en
eriudblten Stobtr1ten iia0 % Demo-
traten, 12 9iepubIitaner uuo Sipei
5o5ioliIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
g)eumeu btntsr g8iIiom.

gtortb 8ldtte, d. apriI. Gas
9eoman State goncIape. neldes
bier togte, falo gelteru nut eileti
groBen 8all ieinen 9lbldhlB. @.
s. $edtb bon Glnaba tpur0e 5lttf|
8orliber ertpdblt, Reloiutionelt
DurOen gefdBt in oenea 0ie 0elqgds
ten sur gtationaIfonnention alifges
foroert tpur6ei1, aIles aR0gIihe sll
tlt1 Die nGdite Ioticnaffonoenfi0n
I'M Sabre 1921 fin srHnba al ers
ringen, luo Die Dem 9rdiioelten Sic
11nterltiiBrng Ser gfebrosfa g)eonlelt
in Der gegenDdrtigen 9riie 5ltiidetli.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Sralt5. Rc9icrilfte Iebt
t1octScftpreiic feit!

guris, A. gLpriI. = Die 9epu-
tiertertfautmer bat geItern Elm @eieb
1ngenontnlen, oas Die gtegierung
crrnGdtigt, 0ie 95reiIe fir 8ei5erl
un6 nnoere @etreioeIorten feit5u=
IeBen. @benfollS tpur0e cine 9orI6ge,
pel6e ole 8en1tbung bon 6ocdorins
uiitelle non 3uder betnt 8oden ooer
aouierbiereu geitattet, gitnitig uufge-
aonuue1l.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
GnelanHs terab0eIcbte
Bier 4orccnkticn!

2ou6on, A. glpril. 9dt DEM unt
/. 9(pril begomerlen Syobr nr1B Die
8ierproouftion in Gnglato BON
26.000,0O0 SAB auf 100000
SSaB eingeibrdnft merOen. Der Ser.
fauf bon 8ein uuo Spirituoien lit
Inn so 9SroBeut eingeidrdrtft lpor0en
u1o babel iesen ole britiiden Brobi-
bittouiiten, pelde oas gan3e 2onN
troden Iegen poQten lire 9lgitotton
bebarriid) tort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
t11cr6en OeMtIt6e
sod iittcrIticrt?

Son sSranciseo, 4. 9tpril. - 300C
8eutide in San 5rnncisco uno iibel
100000 3euti9e in 0en Scr. Staa.
ten babcn es unterIniier, ibre 9eatu.
roliiationS -Gapiere beraus3unebnler
uno iper0en ieBt als 6einoe oeS
2orl0e8 6etrd6tet. 8unoesoi5trittS,
anpolt 9reiton trifft 9tnitalten, bic
bieiigen gfeidsoe1tiden 8u irtterrtie,
rei1, lobal0 Der &ongreB Die &rteg8.
reiolution onnirtut. @m &on5ertra-
tion8Ioger in Der gdbe bon Son
SSroncisco miro eta6liert per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Ser SenQt berGt bic
&riegs=NeiolutiOn!
OicIclbc Siirftc trct scr Oppciiticm Scr Scrtatcs
rem Ga SCllcttc MftS Stone init iiberwieecnz
Scr 2ltcbrbeit 0noencmmen wer&en.
5 25siabr. Jiineliuec lollem sOlSat tUerSen!

@nfbinoton 4. 2lpril. - Ser
Genat trat beltte Inn 10 llbr Dor.
ntiftogs pieOer in 6ibung, Inn itd
NIT Der bonn &onlttee fir oustpdr.
tige gIngelegenbeiten eitlberi6teterl
rariegsreiolutton@ 5u befaiien. gll.
les 0elitet narduf bin, Dob bieielbe
NIT GROCER Waioritot ungenoHuuen
iper0en tpiro. Senator 2a 5oGette
blodiert Den 8eg 5itr 45diiieritng
oerieIben itn0 IN ieinent 8eItreben
miro er bon Senator Stone urter.
ftiitt. Die Senatoren 9tartin lu6
Sitdeod, nelde Die Gegierung her-
tretelL obGr Iin0 entidloiien Die
8orIage iutter alleu llnrt1n0en
0urh3ibringen. Senator Uiortil
bat Die GrfIdritng abgege6en, Dob
bnr 4nnobme Der &rieg8pprlage fei-
ne onoeren @eitdjte i'm 6enat er-
le0fgt per0en iptroen. Nian beab=
iihtigt in g{otialle, bic neue i'm
5erlot ongenonruene 9tegel in 9lu=
Den01na 3u bringan tponah Die 8e-
bate oltf eine beitinunte Belt be-
ihrdtfft lit, bod oitrfte man e8 bors
3iebeu, Ga 6oIlette 8elegenbeit at
aeben iih ous3uipreben, ioute ct
beabiihfi8en 8u filibltitern
9os @aus lit bereit, Idnea 5ll
bon0eln uno miro Die SenatSborloge
iiher obne meitere5 annebnlen Soll-
te fih Der Senot ober ntdt ianeI[
cinigel1 f6unel Damn miro oaB
9olls cine Sriegsreiollttion in Die
ier ooer iener 6orm nod i'm 2aufe
nes beittigen Goges nnnebmen.
1ic ariegspIGne Der Gcsicrung.
gs1breno min Ser &ongreB lid
nit Der ariegsreiolution bef1Bt,
jChreiten Die qlrlneepldne i6rer 8oll-
enoung ettgegen. Der RIon gebt
0obin. Die ilngen 2eilte ein8u3ieben,
ioboI0 bic 9[usriiItung fir 6ieielben
beidjnfft mer6en tonn; Die Salpt.
fraqe ober biI6ct ole geidoffing
tiidtiacr Gffi3iere. 9[Ge ipuifen-
fdbioen D1dnncr nit 2(usnabme bon
herhetroteten 6ddbon0lperteu (oie
ieoenfans i'll @alnitionsfnbriten Ser.
iUenolng finoen ioaen), Gelebrte1,
uftp.. tperben IN Ipater 5lt beitim.
metoen 6totionen einge8ogen tuer.
ben. gne oieienigerL nelde nidt
elm SoIoat 5u toerOen brauhen ner-
ben Elm 9lb3ei6en n-ieoenfoIls einen
0nnpf-iDie in @n8lan0-erbdlten
onnrit es nidt beiBt, 0aB iie
,.Griideberger~ fino,
eseoes eSabr tDer0en aiif Oret Sab
re 100000 @aonn einge3ogen mo
0iisaebiI0et tparoen, bis Iie Iotpeit
friegstiidjtig iin0, 8eltih[an0 3u
IhIagen. gs liegt nidt Die gbii9t
Dor, iofort dnlerifaniife Grrppen
nod europa 5u iauoen; ebe oieies
geI1iebt, ul6gen feds Ntonnte ber-
geben. Dos gegeulpdrtige itebenoe
Seer tutro ieoeltfoILs 5uerit m,f oem
etrnpdiiden 6riegSidmtpIob erideis
nen. 9osieIbe miro Damn ourd
Die Suerit nnsgebiIoeten 100000
Morn erieBt per0at. 9ie 9ienit.
pfliatigen utiiien 8Diiden is uno
% Snbren alt iein.
Benn md bic 8lut0esregierlrng
norI1ufig feline Eruppen nod oem|
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
lIe6rr 20N @i0iiten Ilinneridltet.

S5uore3, D(er., 4. 9tprtl. = Qln5
Der Sta0t Gbibunbun bier eingetrof.
fene 6lii6tlinge er5Gblen, oaB felt
Der an leeteu 8reitag fin 8iIIo I'M
giinitig berlnuienen Sdladlt utebr
ais 200 9ln6Gnger &iaa8 eridolIen
o0er aebGugt moroen iino, 0ortnter
5mei @encrole &ild8. gfontng al
lein mur6en 65 bon i6nei1 nuf oan
81 tigen 5ricbbof eridoAen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
11lcitrcc, 111is., ftimntt
ebeitfaIls eeoen lsrieo!

02onrpe, 8isc., 4. gLpril. - Ole
5efiegsgeener errdngen bei ser ge.
ilrigen 4bitinnung eiuen 6eOeuterl.
ben Giea. Bon 954 abgegebeneu
GHunnen firo ptr 50 fEy arieg
io1brelo oie iiberlD6lti8enOe giaio-
rifdt fih 6agesen ouSiprad. Count
igridJter J. M. 8eder, Der llr-
betcr oeS ariegsreferenGums. bat
b0s NefnIfnt ginoesienotor ga
FSoHRftr lnO aDngrcBilnnn geriioit
irEpgunbbifd uiitgeteiIt. Die meilten
giireer bifr iin0 oelltidcr lmo
dlpeiser 4btiulft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
@dpehiide Garmer nadl glt6rdsfn.

gfortb Blatte, 4. gIpril. Ser.
iAieoene ungeiebene 5dlpeDen boIt|
yfortb 8latte utl0 2incolll gountD
baben cine fcbtpe0iibe aolonilies
rltngs -gereinigulg gegriiroet. 0erefa
3iped eS lit idpeOiid]e 6nrrapddter
un0 sSo6riforbeiter aus Dem Often
na9 ge6ra$fa SIT bringer, Inn ibtten
@elegenbett 8it gebet, ii9 ielbit eiue
8arm al5uibaffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Intern 8eibcrrea;ment.

goqeD Center, &alli., 4. gEpril
gollep Center miro ipabrei0 Der
noditen 8lDei Sabre bon sSronen rqA
giert mer6en. SRI. q. SSrdncis iTf
Der reite 8iirgermeiiter I'M ltuterro
ltnO ianttliae Mtitglie0er nes Sfabfs
rates geboren 0em 8arten 0eidledjf
an,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
NeE,r0sk0 tttiM
keineIt 1srtca!

gsaf5ingtot, A. g[priI. = Sdn1t-
hdR aongreBIeite bon gfebrasfa iirlo
NIT 8riefen uno &elegralmeu iibars
fdaDenmit lporOen. tDorin ite nuf9e.
sforoert meroeh, gegen cine Striegs-
erfI1rltne 5u ltinrmeu. slits oa ben
griefen gebt 6eltIib berbor, 0oB gte.
brosfa feinen &rieg min. (5dabe
mn Dns @el0, oGs fitr Die 8riefe
nfsgegebe1 iultroe)
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Bur @erfiinnna Ser geaienIna.

2inroln, g&eb., 3. 9Lpril. II aans.
Ter aberp iteItc beute ariegsiefretdr
8ofer per 9elegromm Die 2dbornto-
rien mo nehoniidelt 8erfltotten
Der StoatsuniperlitGt Der HeaicrlIg
aur geriiloana.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
gerntifter aIs eeidle arfnnben.

BOnca, 4. gLprII. DIE sseldla
bon Sens SSerien, Der lett 0eu1 2,7.
8e3entber beridpunoen lit. mur0e|
ON Montag ltohutittog aaF efiler
Sunbbant n6roIid) bon gleiueaTtIe
9aebr., bon apei anobef 1tFgeillisA
oen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
gLIs @1iIipnarin nail GElinn.

9laen, A. glpriI. rl. WaIIie:|
5Srance 8roipn, ipelde felt spei
SS5abren an Der 6rienoS STRIDE iii
Springbanf ols SeeIiorger iDirfte.
bat ibre SteIe dlifgege6elt, I'M dIs
geiIIionarin nod gbina 81 aeaan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
apnbcntiun Ser grparriiiheit.

SEEN Yort. 8. aprtl. Cos
Soltptquortier Der n1tionaLen uros
greiItbet Eortei in gaelD gorf no6
Die 3ndridt aus. oaB tros Der ,.ifls
ternationaIeu Rrifis@ itidlt oie Nb
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CHINESE FEAR B|G FOREIGN LOAN WILL . BE DISADVANTAGE Many Public Men Think It Another Trick of Japan
 to Get Control of
 Railways

Picking, March 10-(Corresponden of the Associated Press. .)-Negotia for a proposed domestic loan of s1O0.- 00O,000 gold, secured upon the govern ment owned railways of China, have created great stir in political circle, and are widely denounced by many Chinese papers as an attempt on the part of Japan to get control of Chi nese railways by taking up the pro posed domestic loan
 While the Chinese cabinet has ap proved the proposed loan, it is quite unlikely that 1t will be ratified bv Parliament. which has taken a firm stand against the project on the ground that it would be a little less than sale of the government railways to Japan.
 The minister of communications has been called repea tedly before Parlia : ment and heckled vigorously concern Ing the proposed internal loan. News papers in the various important com mercial centers of China say the sur gestion Is ridiculous that an interna loan of such size can be raised in the republic.
 The reputed purpose of the loan is tc redeem railway obligations which are failing due. to complete extensions of lines now in existence. to develop iron works and iron mines. to build sleeper factories and car factories, to extenc the telegraph and telephone service ana to develop navigation enterprise. <.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-08
Weak Hfield May Cripple Pe[S' Chance For Bunting
By JOHN l.. SULLIVAN


 New Orleans April 7-(Special. )-New Orleans will go into the Southern league race this year with one of the best out fields she has ever had and probably a star pitching force, that Johnny Dobbs counts on landing him at the top when next September comes around. Edmond son is fixture in right field and right now is hitting the ball at a lively clip. Nixon in center has his job cinched, as he has proven himself very fast man on the bases. Harry Sylvester will hold down left field. PaschaI, the big recruit taken on for trial will be farmed out, waivers having been asked on him.
 Walker and Kelley, not to forget Kroh and Robertson, will probably handle the bulk of the pitching. Walker and Kelley idly rounding to, but Robertson has been slow to improve. Dickerson, secured from Cleveland, has impressed Manager Dobbs and will start the season. Dillinger and Petty will probably be farmed out with in the next few weeks as neither has shown very much. Kelley has proven that he is hard hitter In addition to a dependable pitcher and Dobbs says he will surely stay.
 Dobbs has no worry with the catching end of his team Bob Higgins is ready to start work right now, and although Bob's batting optic has not been so very good, his strong arm is still there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-08
VOLS IN POOR SHAPE
 FOR SEASONS START
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showing, the Vol skipper should be sharpshooters.
 The outfield situation continues puz- zling Hope for the return of Gus Will Hams is waning, although no definite decision has as yet been made by the Louisville club as to his retention.
 Handicapped by lack of condition and the indefinite absence of Roy Ellam from the lineup, together with an un- certain foundation upon which to erect pennant hopes, in the outfield and on the rubber, the Vols chances of re- beating are hazardous. There is no real basis under existing circum- stances, upon which to make an &C., curate forecast as to the attack or de- fense. That the infield with Kaufman, at first, Sheehan at second, Ellam at short, Knisely is not expected to prove as strong defensive player as Billy Lee, but his bat should be far more active and of far more advantage. |O'Brien, the Three-I leaguer until he has faced left handed pitching must be classed as an unknown. Baker in right can hardly have as poor year as he did in 1915.
 Birmingham, by reason of it's stout box corps appears to be the most .or- midable contender for the 1917 bunt ing, although the Travellers and Peli- cans will be difficult to choke off if their paper strength counts for any thing Even while the Vols are uncer- tain as first position club. there is a general feeling that they will be q factor to be reckoned with by reason of that loyalty which Roy Ellam ex- poets, which, coupled with his wise leadership, gives the champs an asset impossible to overlook.
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Then, Dobbs has been using Stansbury behind the plate in number of the games, and Roth former High school boy, has worked in a number of the contests.
 The infield is where Dobbs has all of his trouble. He has no shortstop and has experimented with Red Bluhm Stansbury and Miller. None has given satisfaction and Heinemann has calls out now for a shortstop from any team that has a dependable man for sale.
 Bluhm will probably remain at first base, as Harvey seems unable to get them across the field fast enough from short Cotton Knaupp. who has been hitting good, has landed the second base job Ter, who was a first baseman with Gal weston, in the Texas league. has played third, but not we'll, alternating with Stansbury. He has also played first when Bluhm was at the short field. Dobbs will not say just who will make his infield until he exhausts exery means to get a shortstop.
 On paper the Pelicans look to have one of the best outfields and pitching staffs in years But their infield is in weak both at the bat and in the fielding line The catching department is good as could be desired.
 Memphis Birmingham and Atlanta have strong teams and will give New Orleans trouble. Nashville and Little Rock are strong but should be contented with a second division berth with the material they have in line at the present Chat tanooga and Mobile will fight for the cellar again.