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The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
j. s. SHIPS
TEMPT FATE
.SAYSBERL|N
Surprised By American
Defiance of U-BOat
Order
ASSERT SHIPPERS
ARE FRIVOLOUS

BERLIN, Feb. Attempting
fate" ls the way Germans regard the
action OF the American government
In permitting test ships" to sail for
ports In the submarine barred osue.
The greatest surprise was manifest
ed here today when II became
known that American ships had
cleared for Allied ports. In the face
OF Germany's frank announcement
OF unlimited submarininSs. IL was
gravely remarked that the ship own
ers must take frivolous view OF
the situation In even dispatching
their ships TO the danger zone.
Americans remaining here are
treated with the same cordiality
which they enjoyed before departure
OF Ambassador Gerard. The city is
quiet
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

Jurors for the March term OF the
rvcorders court have been drawn as
samuel Russo. No. ~ Illinois: John
s.rs: ioss Fourth Martin Klein, ,Sc
Albert nsbhs, ri 81 Aubip: rheo-
s..se rSliiie. q, sI..s ~ie5SSss''s. RoS.ss <
nsnjiT =. Iine Rresmiyn fsSms r. A"EH Es.. sa'sh si
.ssiii:ry .ss yos, " , z.SS.sy SSssl:y ,;i S.T,1.
ssira. s Ts1an rsom.. 3.:1sy 3s:osy. rs-sns. rs.cssf..
Wii',:m kutt'., .;i H..tina. chsrl..
HH.,n & sss,ss;. r., ycu,, ism se9,'sn iSss Res.t'
2ss Canton; George Thompson. ist
Forest p. William Buchbindsr. 7s7
Fort r; William Kern. 500 Gratiot.
Hn'sSny .1 rmnsoa Ms,Ss u s.r, Ss,,i Ma Esn SrsS
:,s Lyssnd.r: Joseph d King. - pi.
tion: Frank Mans. 3ts Mitchell Thos
f... Gss Ms,rc. w-ts,ys t,.Hs. EsTrd yS,;.r
st, Michigan; wrkon cros. "a Mo-
csS essS ans.r, rr.- 60 IA issS MlI,.ry p.I9y ,1
Huhn. II, Brainsrd. Edwsrd Lynch.
,t ~. Elliott: william " Cameron
$50 W. c.nneid: oscar Budden, iis
sl,;' sSry; John Ss0 s:s NfG.nr Sc IL i's sSsa M,S
chsyiss Y. xsliy. % co,,sg. Grove
william r. John.on. 1T Hsselwood; ;
Arthyr Z. weod s7I Vermont Joseph
%G,sss. rns |" ; L,nn:s; 9:o,.. Brown. =
James xstrsx .. Russell. Nicholas
svrS, Fl, Il, sns v.rn:n ~1isS JULIET VIII. Vein.
g.. ss,d;n -; ~, ~, ko~sc ros.r, Th.@ nTs, Ni,s; ,,s
Trumsuii: Mauries povnsy. ioS Null
lett; Thomas Powers. 3ii Reaufait:
.sRoy MorIsrfty. ~ Cameron; Jacob
ss' en- {, n sus.. mo.s Fnss.Sr ws.s cola ,
Fsrnsworth. John sohsbei. iias Her
Miehssi p.iin.ht, asa o.rs.idi Marry
go "is iy.isc,. ms H'Ts, p.,ia Ys .T.s%, TrOSs II,
pivlsion. Edw.rd y sre.n' 1853 Ia.
fsystte r; Jacob Bowden Ss1 Brook
lyn; Ralph sehuis. sH Monro.;
Tspk Tr.s fnuppsssr p s..Is y Ep'fs,I rhrssS. Lsgl'
s., Aepoyssh william =. brown,
Tw.lf,h: xibert stricser iis L.ssils,
MTI. Muas ss.racD acSs;T9 s1 stia.n "a c2sSn 4sS%
Jsnninss Ws McbouEsii: wiiIsm ,.
C.rgent.r .a:T HUDSON; RohsSi
iss Montcsirl e James Dyker. Tso
Iivsrnois Simon Giow-ki. as Gar
neld. Edwin Van Hoten. s77 june
tior. John Kose 40 Dubois. Sam
GoidserF. SIS Hastings. John saw.
age, Tsf Monroe wiiliar, VI skro-
beck. les Bethune r. william g
Gasco. COS Jos Csmpau MoCcy re-
reira 2as Gratiot: Peter = Decker
sos st Auhini Charles r. Rtiey. 7ss
mer James NJ White. sfo Harrer;
Robert Mareeke. .N Forest y Iohn
Horn shaw. 1851 wabash Thomas
'Greer. sis T~enty-second.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
MURPHY SEEKS
HUBBELL'S JOB

Clarence w Hubbell. acting city
engineer by appointment following
the resignation OF Robert McCor-
mick, will have opposition when the
civil service examination for the
position Is held Friday. J. ]. Muir
ply. engineer for the department OF
parks and boulevards. who for
many years has worked with Com
missioner William T Dust. has hled
an application TO take the examina.
tion Friday was the last day for
fling.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
MEETS DEATH IN
COAL CRUSHER

Isadore Peckcr. % years old. Of
No. ss3 81. Antoinest.. was crushed
TO death Tuesday afternoon in coal
crusher at the Morgan a Wright
plant. Fort-st. and Bellevue-ave He
was assisting in the unloading of a
carNof coal and opened the chute TO
allow the coal to pour into The
crusher. Ne missed his footing and
fell into the stream OF coal, being
carried thru the machinery Cor
oner Rothseher pronounced the
death accidental.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Savings Bank
In a Crisis, Savings Count

When financial troubles threaten a man,
It is his savings which he can use imme-
diately that pull him through his difficult
ties, and not his position, his income or his
friends.
Nothing else can equal the quick power
Of ready cash in any financial emergency.
Your funds in a savings account here
are readily available and earn safe and
sure three per cent compounded semi
annually
You never can know when you will need
money very much.
OFFICERS
j. w. McCAUSEY, President
FRANK WOLF. VicePresident
COMFORT A TYLER, vicePresident
FRED III. TALBOT Cashier
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
FORFEITS BOND
OF ALLEGED
SHOPLIFTER
, se,d b. al drussists

Judge Connolly ordered forfeited
the $500 bond furnished by Helen
williams. alias AEgie O'Brien. Tues.
day. when the woman. charged with
shopiifting. did not appear for trial.
The bondsman was Edward Bren-
nan. one OF the professional fire.
quenters OF the police courts.
The Williams woman was arrest
ed last August. charged with taking
goods te the amount OF so nom
Crowley. Miners store. After taken
into custody she broke away from
the ofrcer and ran to the Liggett
drug store. where she attracted a
crowd with cries OF "Kidnaper Z"
Tom Dalton. her attorney. had OBJ
tanned several continuances on the
ground that the Williams woman
was IN St. Louis and would appear
at an early date.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
MANY join
CLEAN LIFE
CAMPAIGN
Boys Turn Over Pipes
and Cigarettes To
w. S. Sylvester
DIR. STUDER
BACKS FIGHT
Provides Room In the
Y. M. c. A. As Head
quarters

So much interest has been mani
tested In anu.cigarette work and
the campaign for clean lie
aruons the boys OF Detroit that an
once has been opened In the Y. NJ.
c. A.. room No. $50. where dozens
OF boys and their parents apply
daily for membership or TO receive
advice and treatment for the cure
Of the habit
William s. Sylvester. who came
frst tn Detroit AZ the invitation OF
the Billy Sunday party. Is the chief
organiser OF the movement and he
Is backed by Dr. A. @. Studer and
many of the ministers and church
people OF the city.
Dr. Charles r. Chadsey, superin-
tendent OF schools. IL In favor OF
the campaign which Mr.. Sylvester
Is waging and believes that II r.
founded on a sane basis which can
do nothing but help the youth OF
the city. His own son has signed
the card OF membership. which has
for its watchwords Patriotism"
"Clean living" Preparedness" The
national organization. OF which these
smaller branches are q part. is the
Anti-Ctgarette League OF America.
with headquarters In Cedar Rapids,
la
Altho Mr.. Sylvester says that
there are few cigarette nends IN
our public schools. a large percent
are of the boys from 10 years mp
confess 20 the use OF tobacco In
some form and are plainly on the
road toward forming . habit which
II II very difncuit 10 break.
Many OF these boys. after hear
ing q lecture on the subject. volun.
tarily give over 10 Mr. Sylvester
pipes. tobacco, cigarettes. snufY. etc
He takes them and deposits them
in the CONN. in which reposes
corpse" In the shape OF t0-inch
cigarette.
In meeting In the Goldberg
school Monday. ~ boys declared
that they were in the habit OF using
tobacco but pledged themselves TO
a clean life" They formed what
they called the Lincoln Clean Life
club" In honor OF Ancoln's birth
day. The schools in which clubs
have been formed are Russell. Me.
kinley. Franklin. Goldberg. wa.
kins and Cass Technical high school
which has the largest membership
In the city.
After a lecture IN the Franklin
school last week. the boys AZ the
close OF school rushed across the
street and tore down the posters Of
cigarette Advertisements which dec
Grated the sign boards.
Many principals OF schools have
sent In reports TO the main once
and all agree that the campaign has
shown favorable results In many
ways.
"ft Is not our purpose 10 merely
tear down and take away the cigar
cite" said Mr.. Sylvester. "but to
substitute better things and better
thoughts Each boy who Joins re
ceiyes a certificate OF membership.
on which IA picture OF lincoln in.
scribed with the words "Clean
thoughts" "clean speech" clean
sports" "clean work" "clean
body"
Altho there are laws In Michigan
covering the sale OF cigarettes to
minors. the fact that large per.
centage OF the boys In the lower
grade schools have them In their
possession. shows that the law Ia
not enforced. Mr. Sylvester would
like to see law In Michigan simi
lar 10 that IN iowa. prohibiting the
sale entirely. There is vigorous
attempt being made In Iowa TO re
peal this law.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
TWO ESCAPE
FROM OFFICER
Patrolman Kottka Holds Two
Other Youths As Motor
Car Thieves


After their arrest by rrafic Ps-
troiman pdwsrd Kottka. Tuesday
evening. two alleged automobile ban
dits bofted ~ they entered the door
al police headquarters. and escaped
Two othrs. Loo Merits. atlas sche-
mansksy. ~ years old. OF No. $50
Palmer-ave. and Philip Colby. alias
Felix Chojanscki. ~ years old. OF
No. 5s6 Belmont-ave-. we're locked
Up.
The four msn. In an automobile.
were stopped by Pstrolman Kottka.
at Griswold-st- and Jeffsrsn%ve.
and requested to dim the headlights
on their car. ons OF the men tried
20 dim the lights. bat showed such
unfamiliarity With the machine that
the oficer became suspicious. He
placed them under arrest and order
ed the driver 10 70 20 polscs hesdL
quarters
As he aitghted from the machine
at headquarters. Kottha grasped two
of the men By the arm and ordered
the other two 10 prccede him into
the station. Instead OF complying
the two latter bolted and ran. dis.
appearing around a corner. Kottka
retained his hold on the other two
and registered them. He was able
10 give . good description OF the
two who escaped and detectives are
searching for them.
Patrolman Kottkas suspicious
were confirmed. according TO the be
lief OF tho police. by the inding OF Z
Jimmy and hashlight in the auto
mobile. The machine Ia believed "a
have been stolen.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

Stockholders OF the Bethlehem
Steel corporation at special meet
ing today will take action on the
proposal OF the directors TO In.
crease the common stock OF the
corporation from ilA-noor ree9 to See,-
900 700.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

Brig Gen. George r Scriven.
chief signal offcer of the United
States army. r. TO be placed on the
retired list today on his own sp
piication.
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Die caae in 1liaseScnfen.

Nie aus 5ubeIaiiger 2ueqe gehI0et miro, %beabfhtigen Die qqier-
tG, bic armee beg GeeraIs Sorral ais 92a3eoonien 8urltu5ebeh %
Die gerpfAgung Der Grubpen infoIge 0e5 8nuhbootfreges init ieoem
Eoge ihnieriger pir6. cir Die aopflofget ibrer STRENGTHENING bdtten
bic aIterten tenen beHmen 8epeis bringeu fonne, ais Die guienOung
oeRr armee mad @riehenano, mo fe felt o~n0ertbnlb Sdbren nit ans-
name eniger boaig nertLoier 0emonfrotiouen Elm rebt beibauGhe5
2eben ggabrt uno Die Griehen brangiatrt Bat.
lleber bic Gtdrfe 0ifer 4rmee fn6 riemaIS 8uoerdTige angoben
een1nft nnr0en. gn9 elmer 8erfonf ioaan es 100000 Dtamn qeueen
in, mad elmer 1noeren nmr 1ngefabr Ole @Qlfe, rnO mas Die 2uoHtat
Der Srnppen onbeLdugt 10 bot ibr egener General linen od8 tpenfg
f~hmeifdAnfte 3engns gegebet Dab es Dabi6mln" mare rO er nit
ibnea nfhts anfangeu foaHe.
Gros nueoem bitten 6ife Srnbpen nf nnSeren ariegsdnupIdten,
no es ben aHierten nandes g1al beoeHld an &ruppea mangelte
ie0eufous beGer beroen0et Deroen fonnen, os an Der 8ren8e bon g2o5e.
0ouien, mo ibre Gtelung boaig in Der Grft bling rm0 lie utt bic geingfe
EinUirfung of Die Sreg8nge baden fonnRn.
SorraiL bat es aud gr nfht eirnaI brfudt Qs General 8r1t
flOD iane groBe 9fmibe bonn geor0en begont mar e5 Die ieIbfberitGno.
Tide aufgabe oieRr araee, ben 8eriut 81 MAIDEN mad 8uIgdien ourh.
bergIatgn. gbenIopenig Bat er bos @eringfa getar, Inn Die guIgarenI
an ihreH erfoIgrenhen @orHoB gegen Gun1nien al berbn6ern, tros6en.
feline Mrn1ae sr feline aanfigere @eIegen9eit bo5en fonnte, IN bdal
@hnie 0es Grieges NIT ausidt ouf @rog ein5ugreHen
9ei bent lesfen groBeu Sriegsrat IN Gpm nlr0e bic 5rage Der
gbdfuierung @rehenlan0s in GrDdg1mg ge3ogen, ober- gegn ben Stat
hes 8rnfe1 gaOoraa bddloHen, Gnrrnil nit ienem 9eere in @reben-
Emo Su beIaen uno i'm 0rh elm iaientihes Sonhnqent Sn bertdrfen
Dies Ignte in0efea gaOorna ab. gs beB 6annIs, bob Ole armee einen
gorHcB 1nf aonftantinopeL bonn @efea MAIDEN ioate mdbren6 bic Ruffeu
inter @r0Bfirt Gftoo1s bonn Often gegen Die tlrfiide 9onpttoot Dor
0rngsn ioaten. aua 6ieier pBnntofiide 8lan fam niht 5ur ausflb-
ring, e. mur0e nfdt efnmol elm 8erfnh in oRjr Rihtnng gemaft un0
Surr1ig 4rmee DfIegte meier Der beita1i9en gube.
Sect fbeInt enoth Die lnn0gidfet bic 4ruee gu bephegen, bic
@ndfgerung Griehenm0s aur Satiafe 81 MAIDEN, uoflr neHon0 6anfs
baer ipn miro, aIs bic @rn4en Die nf 6te g8eie Die ungebeeren
@nHe Los Der0en.
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ltnterieeboOtkriea MnN Slottenbau.

General @oebaIs, Ser GrbmGer 6s &anama.aanoIs, bat III elmer
Me0e in s4nerioan Sron nno Steel Snthte' fb oabin o~1sgdproden,
0B Bet propouisre 9m eter GIotte bon boBeruen SdHfen Elm o~erpbItes
llnternebmen fem iplroe un0 oaB er innerbob bon odt5ebn 92onnten itab.
lrne @dfe NIT ema @ebaIt bon opt Gttaionen Toruen frisfeL
len ha.
Ole etabImagnaten, Die etnen Gorhn Inltien, puren aber 0se
g~gen0ung Der 9inge natrGb iebr ~sufreoan 0enn fe beoeutet cine gauge
Nei5e Iufrdtber Aufrdge fur ie; oer Der 8Ded, al benz ome Saubes.
flohe eebont mer6ea fol-, miro 6aourd fann erfiat neroen.
Sod gngnben aus aliiertenfreien baben Die Smtdbooe in 6en
Ie8fen bic aPouoten Oet gtiaionen 3onnen berienft, oHo genna nnkbe
EonnnsdbL bic SER Cocktails in ddt8eAn Monaten erbmen mil.
IabrfheinIid 1T Die 3abI Der berieatten Gonnen nod GROCER un6 Die
Gaahboofe berfenfet Heau fe lire &atgfet in Der btsberigen @eie
i~orteset unaefabr flafmol iobiel SdHfsrarnL as mir af miren
Meritea fir Gtdblihiffe berfeaen fonnen.
GnoIan0s Gubo3t0t fr ben 8au bon Sdnoelsjftfen 1T 6urh
Die ~nonDenOigen ar6eten fir Die ariegalote fart beidrdntt; mas 6ranf.
reid gufIano uno Stnen ieaen f0nnen, falt nift f%onoertd ms sc.
bidt 8enn es 0aber nidt gatngt, Der beroerbIden S1tgfet DER
Enabboote ginbut sa gebieat 70 miro SER @oebaIs NIT iemm Gro.
grnun fauH 0urdtommen.
Gb es f~berboupt m69Ith fem miro, Nth ~g2e1borten bon 5dHfen
Grns fir ben 0nrb Die Smhbooe berRafen Sdifgrnum at idnHen,
mug nob Sen obigen 4ngn6en bod redt s~wetfelbnft enhenea. Gaer.
0in8s bat 2Iobo @ebrge Dor einigen &agen I'M qnrlament geiubert
err CLAUDE, 0aB Die 3abl 0r oerenften Ghtfa and bnftih os
SonnengebaLes, uiht 10 groB, ne Die oes bor9ergebenoen IRpnots fem
Dir0e. ghs lit inOeHen nod nibt fetgaeat uno menn es Der san
1T, 10 fam e aud 0uan Iegen. 0B nmt mebr 10 bel Sdtfsrolm
i1nfnrmt uno In Die Gperr5one fonnt.
S~p0enfaas lift Die 9aubboot5ituoion Hate 10 nmt ne il uno
1e 3nbhn, Die SER @0etbas gbt, rehtferigen fenesDegs Die gnnabme
1B Der ourb bic 3md6oote eutfebenbe @eruft ourd gubauten bon
Ghfen neutraltfert perDen fam.
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Alein(idbe BanSlmnaswetie.

Sn Stem gort lm6 and In on6eren stdaten 68 2on6es eatnFen
@roEgeiddHe 1mo 6dbrfeH iol6e Qngeteaten, Die Oatfde 8eid8.
n~ngeh0rige fn6, uo 5par tells aus ngebldem r@atriotsnms@ tells
neil bic aeter fb nidt oe g2ube maiden DoQat ben a~fetnotihen &uS.
ldnoern@ at beHeHs G~oHeriheine 81 elangen. Ser Stem 9ofe gun6es.
Marfbnn 92eGat9D iat be8lglib Otes te6onernsDertea gerbatens
bRer 4nerifancr:
uSn odr ftmereu 3t Ioate Gin Sober befa5 Bic Bail berer,
hethe df bic Dfhentide @obtGigfeit mgGpeen fuo, 10 ten ne MIR
nf6gli1 at erbaHen. Ole gutLdiung bon 8eutiben inter Dem 3ed1nantel
1es uRntrctsm1s# trdgt nr 0u5u bel, Die &oiten Der Stoot 81 erboben.
Ee RtgRrtng berfuht Die 8euHAen geredt ST. beBanodB ro en
je0r 9aeu gorfer 1T e Dem 2anoe idnIog, oa5 8Idbe 5u fan@
Die .91aD Yorf &orlo", cine 3eihmg, Der nidt ndhgeagt Der0en
fpmL 0B fe grobe 2de fr Die bier Dobuen6en Gedifen bebt be-
IerfE Dau.
~G0s f4uanr0rihe entlaHen bon 6eaHben 9~ngefeaten 6urd De.
lHafAB1nier In0 5abrfen tit ene groBe uugereddagfat ni0er btele I'M.
kftuL0ge 9enffen. 2ee gngefteaten ge50ren 8u Der aldHe Der gfeno.
IiMea AusLdnoer", Die 0urd oe Proclamation beg Q%rdi0enten bebinoert
baub0ien al Dobnen. Ole ausegung Oes Sui58epartements, oB oiees
Rerbot aud Mnffabaaen Der 9eaionnl@or6e einidHeBt beGnoet oaie
Qe4e notDenoioeupede aud IN i5rer &6igfet. aber es lit feline gerebte
l1rfahe 0afir borbdn0ens Dab Ar6elgeber 0H6r miLtdride gfotDenoig.
lett oaga banuten ioaten, nm 5uOer1figen arbedern in ar6hrdrer 8eie
fhres 2ebengunterbaHs 81 beraI6en. 9a5 lit niht 9ntrioisnns, ioHorn
NgarHdung. 90 lit feline gtohneHoigfet oafur %bOr9anoea, un0 cine iolhe
nanohGngsmee lit aboht nidt 81 enidulogen. Ser gun0es.92aridal
aBrE0tbB iaet treieHD, DAB Elm ioI4Gs @erbdlten bon mHerhanfAen
arbeiqebern gn0merfanifh lit un0 ndt I'M einfanae ipt nit benz
NRHt Ser Proclamation Dos 4rdfioenten. es lit Hiht beabhdigt, Bob Die
ceEeBIiessaeeH 9edhen brfolgt iDr0a ioAeu. 8as 2G0 brouft f,
ipena Fe fh cen @eeeen figgn, ME e one arbetsDiaisea Selte branht.
be Nrbat at berridtan rno es III ben Stan0 81 ieseH, ben arteg IN
rfoLgreIder &eie all fRbrea.@
ga, ma Dos 2an6 braadt 0de nbetsDaigeu 9eafksa audi nod
Aem arirae. @enu lie jest beoridf neroen. fonute e i6Gn eniaaea
aaA 5febensfdnB nod 4eyfo Sa aeHea oOer f1 IN SaaoNerfta aa81.
sabIt 1tt6Eigens bat auh Der 4raHoet lid oIcler 1agA EN-
io5fs gsrseBm gaumat. Sejne aaaogsbung EeRt I'M SHaA Bulletin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

s.. m. .. f6reiti: rs5Hnet gle mir. bittt,
eiue giebi5in reei@Ieiben, Die milo bon berart
peiHigenoeH Sbnlptomen Der ateren nn6 9laie
befrelt, mte: @6rHer5eu ti 9re45, Mnloges
ifDI In her @lafeugegerb, bdufiaes Urt1lerell
BEL sin1t. a0er far5llder mo tdnley5hatter
AusilitB, Breilnen ulo fdHier W~tlireaerllt, AHs
fhipeIen Der BlieolnnselI iln."
gntport: Ser erI5iuRg bon Eieren' nno
9lafenitorrfgen fnnt tolte NIT benz Gt1'
nebnteH bon @aimaportI a6letten beatnnett,
eifem febr .erioIerei6en ae5ept 6as ~ per.
az BADEN III.
Srau 81. g. ftreibt: .aebten g9inier ipirhe
i'd bon eiHeta thlimntel Sale bon @reHhltis
gebsilt, tnhenl fh 9bE WleRt1os2aIene eitlbaL'
fenbe5 Mebept QehThuclte. ullh 10 bin tebt
baHtbGr mo siber1lbtlI9 aepeieH, oaB ln
SbreH guteH Glat erbielt, so mDhte cine CUTE,
Hngeid6rli8s maeoistH piften, nm 1Hetn ablor'
mes Gepitt I'M unaetabr so Niuro gu reoll'
%SiereT.9
autport. SO 6onEe abne nfir str Ser
tt aRlalt.,, na ia Fa itssI ~ fi3 entisttuS sF9Sifit5'
Sas icb intiIer berf6ret6e. sn beriteeeIten Eul
ben nit 4Hlpeliun1et. Seoec ap9t9eIer Tam
Sis bauiit oerforaeu."
Games Z. fruat: $50 FnbIe MID felt eini.
oen DloudteH nimt mnbI. mleiile 6ait III
9sIbIth, meme Buugs beIegt; ib babe Hopi'
fGmeraen, bin fmidiios, nerbD8 ufh Don dt1'
niiden gerftopfuHaeI eequalt. Elite, hslten
Gle mir"
gnitport: etc brou6en cine obfl9rerbe,
hIutrfinigenhe ge6alblnna IN bet 6otIa bon
Drets@ratn GnlpterbsGd blttsel (ni9t Gnl'
bbur). cite maifen bic sieiautlnen 81 Ser
iiepfuHaen ibermtHbeit, nile nan lno man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

9ts gQpines.

9es @Dines.
Serr Sreo Sdroeber miro n6dIte
@one nob Chicago retien TIM eini-
ee 8eit BEL ieiuer $ohter al Der.
metlen.
llnferer t1eIiden eneltihen Bel.
tungen moden groBes @eidrei. ben
Is. SUM, ben Sag Der @egiitrierttng
Der MiIitdrpflidtigen al eiuem Sci
ertag at maiden; ia ite ihreien, bob
ole &fpfeifen ert6nerL Diultt.
tobeIen 6ur1 Die StraBeu maridie.
rem, ollie Sabnen flattern ioIlen uilp.
Sn bieIen hunOert ia tduie1o Ser
5en Der Miitter unO Batter ieben iie
Sic Sobnen ouf Solbmoit sebiBt.
Srdll @aam Seibert bon Grimes
6eebrte ung NIT ibrem 8eiud uno
ernquerte oas Announcement fir Die
Tribitne.
W2it geoatern miiIien mir berid.
Item, 6aB SER q. 6Ieiibfreiier, PROT
gbicogo gpe. idon 5peimaE i'm So
IpituG getpeien unO ii9 nod INNER
onf benz &ranfenIoger befinoet. 9ir
piiniden ibm cine bnl6ige geiie'
RING.
@ie berittrt, miro bic O.. 81.
Fading 50. pergrOBert rmo bos ie.
ltiqe Gapitol berooppelt nerben,
@febrere unIerer 9eutihen fino SIT
tion1te, inter onbereu Granf Wat
Itcs un6 Soc MtneI6nupt.
Sim bergangenen Sonntog fuoret
IfaIt ale 9rlgItores, 3igorreuloben
uim. mieDer ge6ffnet. 8ie fam
ot9 Elm @eies ourdgefiibrt neroen
0d5 ben @eamten uno Dem groBen
qansen 8ttbIitum 5ltpi6er lit? Sn
elmer Gtaot pelde Die @r6Be bon
3e8 Moines Bat, lit Dies niht ange.
Ibroht lino IN 8itfunft pGre es bell
Ier, Denn oie SofeL tueIde iolde @e.
iebe fir Die Sta6t maiden az Sn1.
ie bleiben penn Die 2egislattr mic.
Der tagt.
Ser Gergniigungsporf Hiber
8iefp plir0e am Sonntog eroffnet
uno er%freute iid zines guteu Be
iudes Ieitens oe8 &ublitums.
Die Soma Rdtionol garf uno Die
Citizen 0otional gnnt tp1trben Der.
idmol3en uuo lit iomit bic gr0Bte
ganf in Der Stoot orgauiiiert. 3aS
9otal ser nelen @anf lit iett i'm
Soluo gaationoI 8~nnfgebdube, g..
uaO Molnut Ctr.
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Die unten bfanfiporteten Srdpen fno nfI,
Q~enteiHer glntitr; bic Gnuibtome uio 2raiih
beiten ltfo aHgetlhrt MfO bic Antiperles 1eb
fen iilr ieeeft Gan d4nItner aatiir
Or. 7'mis Batter, college BloG, College : 81
upOb Ctr, 8nhtnt Ohio, l1Hfer @elilqIlte
eires ielbitaerelttertert. trnnitertel @rieinHg
l4Iaaes tar Ole, gtiddirhoort glaue nm
Mbrelie Htihen boH dngegebeH tper0en; IN mel
mem AHiiporien tDeroeH ieonA mir bic 2tlt
fdHgsbumitdbH ooer ttn1ierte Gdmen gebrnIht
Die Me5epte fontieit IN ieoet alitel appiipeIl
nusgefibrt per6eH, ODER ber glpoibefer lnHfl
ons GebIertee beim GugrosBaHoler beiieuert
BerbeH Gt boue geunbbelt uHo rtlrss gIui
pteoer eiriteaen.
neaI aanien ,saIaileer hell 6ies meia Bls
itanb All fein fdieInt. 10 bln alle8eit bIeff,
maaer uno ir6iteie. mletn .9ppetlf 1T nnbes
italoia abeE feibit ipeHn io iebF bel cts.
aaiport; SIS rate st bieI gsiseeuue. unb
anbnIlen0ent @e6ruu6 bon bret 5raiH &bpes
stucLanesGGblettens I'M SDr Mint lfo ,Dleti0
g ssrge5ren ,, gle 6te.isn siE ,1 gSs sI,,Gc ~,
gla6ring. Cine 8unabule bon eineM poer afvei
9firo Die @oRe IL Mot i'i1aefuoOali9.
Grnn g. Is. f6rei9t; sd s5aere,. nm 9sai
5i frdgen, ba nlei1 san 10 uHaelppbHltO W.
III einem Borle: i'd bin aIIe8eit. uilbe uTo
d6deIpaHut. gfu6e brtnst mir feilie grtrls
fnuHg. Sh bin teit uher etgerI Sabre 9ers
beirdtet rno tpuBte rorber ntmt mas nfiiee
mo nerb3s ieiIl bteB Stsipetleit inhle ttD
MID bbitcrtf6. so filrbte, elm Qsrgeriiis ttE
metaea 8atien gu merneil, luetlt oaa dIlpdlL;
g%liluprt: Sbr gterperiipitent III eri1pgit, Sle
brdud5eft cine itdIfenbe, frdfit9en6e Wseoi5tH,
Bic oasu bllit ben sserpen mebr stdbreHeraie
al nebeH. stebmen Gle igebrere Wso1ate iaIla
regelm0bi9 bret Grain MISREPRESENTATION.
glstls: BleIe Sabre biHbnfh bat 2r, Nnfer
ireien 9fat erteiit u1o gie5epte an Mlllioteil
Qeitte QeQebet, nio Sipar ouI1 bic GpGlteIt
Der Qreffe, unb en- Bat ohne 8ipeifel Tleht bel
Ser 5eiitng bon Grn1fhettert ii1o gelee1 aes
botfeii, dl5 irgeno cine ein5eiperton IN PET
@elnimie Der MeIt. 9nifenoe bnbeii tbHI
fnrifltn ibre 9aHtbarieit nfo ibr WetiraAeIi
ansaeorift.
CT. aetpis gofer. gaerier serr: 1If4
qeren sbrer gtatfhldge an a1bere habs 10
@rlet6terung gefunbeH. @tHliegeno WlaFfen
tut Sbr rGreat @uiee Eoet, .Sealtg Gilo
geaufb1 uHo TO baiIfe Sbnei tlE. nte. gtats
fnldae an albere, bic mir 10 Geboiien ba5elf.
M5ae s6r gutes Werf iortpalerr. 5ie Ipsfs
sen before @elobHura dIs @el6 erldfgelt, lDeil
Gle 10 bieIel aeioer5eii helien, bic gtt, neil
fem @el6 borbaftoeu, fetHen arbt. babeIf leil'
men. GiHer bet bteIeH. 5gTlet @utes &th'
t0e1oen.
SrI. q. 8. Wbtie,
qorilans. me.
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SUM 81 Sabre uno nod uidt 81
Sabre alt iino.
Die &eeiItrierunaspIGte fino bon
z llbr friib bis 8 llbr a6en0s ga.
0ffnet.
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reatItrieren, tuo mon BET @obIen ieb
ne Gtinue obgibt. ltnO SiDor
miiIIen fid ole oieieuigen @%erionen,
amerifnniide @iireer iofrie 9lrsldlt'
Der. reaiitrieren Iniiel, Die am 3.