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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-13
Fire Causes Big Loss in
Canadian Munitions Plant

Toronto, May l2.-Fire in the Cluff
Ammunition works here tonight ex-
ploded $4,000 fve-pound shells and
caused damage TO the plant estimated
at S550Om. Spontaneous combustion
is believed 10 have caused the fire.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-13
President Wilson Calls Omaha Determination to Enroll Host
New Members Red Cross Splendid Evidence of Patriotism

sick and wounded large well organized and efficient
Red Cross is essential for such result therefore 1t is
both patriotic and humane service that is rendered by
every citizen Of this country who becomes member
of the American Red Cross. am deeply gratifed by
the recognition this fact is receiving everywhere
and wish you and your associates every success in
mobilizng Omahas patriotic impulses for loyal and
effective service to the nation
"WOoDROW WILSON"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-13


closed witt. bids ranging from
$2.44 to S2.46.
Chicago, May 12.-The decision of
the Board of Trade of Chicago to
terminate trading in May wheat and
the fixing of the prices of that option
at $3,l8 by a committee which met
this morning had practically no ef-
feet on speculation.
For weeks new business in May
wheat had been comparatively slight
and what there was simply accrued to
the more distant futures, when trad
ing was resumed today and after hesi-
tating at the opening with prices
slightly under yesterdays close, July
wheat shot up Is cents and Septem-
Der l4I3 cents from the early bottom.
Partly Saves Shorts.
The action of the board in no way
applied to these options and trading
in them was active and feverish. July
sold to SOL and September to $228H.
In effect the fixing of the May price
was to save shorts from further losses
and to prevent the longs, among them
representatives of the allied govern
ments, from obtaining further profits.
The settlement price, however, per-
mits of handsome gains on wheat
bought even two weeks ago.
The resolutions of the board refers
to the action of the directors as a
patriotic duty" and remarks that
further trading in May wheat might
'unduly stimulate prices."' There was
no promise in the resolutions that the
situation would not be repeated in
July, or even September.
Text of Resolutions.
The resolutions adopted by the
board read.
There is comparatively little wheat
in Chicago or territory contributary
thereto and available for delivery on
May contracts"
This statement was said to have
stimulated home buying. The opera
tions of agents for the allies was not
referred to as speculation" as they
are known to have been buying fu-
lures, with the idea of taking the
actual grain when delivery day ar
rived. but the subject is mentioned
in the preamble in the following
words:
Representatives of foreign gov
ernments, millers and others are
now trading upon the exchange in
wheat for May delivery"
Those with Mny contracts are no.
tilted to close them by May 16. If
rot closed The board will assume that
the actua, wheat is ready for deliv-
cry. Failure in such cases. to deliver,
will constitute grave offense against
the board and will be penalized as
such, according to the resolutions.
There are in Chicago public eleva-
tors 10000 bushels of wheat of the
grade required for delivery on con-
tracts A rough estimate places the
amount contracted for at perhaps a
hundred times that quantity. ~, Thus,
had not the board interviewed. prob
ably SO per cent of the contracts
would had 20 have been settled at any
price, even $40 a bushel demanded by
the holders OF the contracts. in trade
parlance known as longs" They
held the sellers, or Shorts" abso-
lutely at their mercy.
The situation differed from cor
ner in that the holders were scattered,
whereas in manipulated corner, the
supply is congested in the hands of
an individual, or group of specu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-13
MAY WHEATPRICE
Put AT $3.18 BY
CHICAGO BOARD
Action Partly Protects Shorts
Who 0verSoId Stock in
Sight by Many Mil
lion Bushels.
BULLETIN.

Chicago. May 1.-THE most
sensational advance in the history
of the present crop, if not in
history, marked the trade in
wheat today when net gains rang
ing from q to 80 cents were
scored in the July and September
options.
July wheat closed yesterday at
$2.46; today it closed at S2.73 to
$2.75. September which closed
the previous session at $2.l4,
closed witt. bids ranging from
$2.44 to S2.46.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-13
The Weather
Comparative Local Record.

Temperatures and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha yesterday:
Normal temperature. ...........,........ 81
Deficiency for the day............... 4
Total deficiency since March 1.......11l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
{pferne | Yelsien.
Sepprtationerne

Sngen onoen arigsbnnoling bar
|ffa0et 9pifInnos Gag / famine On.
|inng iom arPnfelien al 9eIgiens
Reutralitet. ut ogiaa mango IN.
ifere islte Oct, fan man lutte al
Higsfansler getbmanu 0ollnegs
aabne S%norsmmelie % bans Ssite
ON at gore goot igen, aft bpao Der
par forbruot moo gelgien. Men
altyiferne par itqrfere emo Sans.
leren; ban mantte benutte oct bel
|giife 3ofumentiuno fom Baaifuo
til at taee baaoe Snorsmmelie os
tiIbage, % iioen bar IN
~iferne / 9elgien begnoet Ell lang
|8Rffe 5eIlgreb, JON 3pifIano til
lin 3io oil fomme I'll at angre.
Get tpife 9iigimente / 9el9ien
|er itrengt. Get er nof at minoe ON
Senrettelien al 0fiss Gaoell og Ell
DiPngoe gelgiere, bois eneite 9re.
De oar, at De gap sanosm9no en-
8nnnor9tning. aIIigepel er oct BEL
|aiife 5olf oeo go0t BOO, taffet
|uere fsrit % iremmeIt en- flippe-
|falt Gro paa gntentens SER. Oct
|bar bog ogiaa / De tuiige 3ioer
|Deret Of itor 9%etnoning, at 8elgier-
ne | oeres Wiote bar bait en- Sir.
fefDrlte iom 9nroinnl Naercier, Der
tiger fin Wening uoen Senipn til
ben tgite @eneralguoerner. Da ban
peo 6oroarstioe oenote tilbage ira
lin BiIit | 8otifanet, ~uoienote ban
ct Sproebreo, buori ban iagoe bl.
a.: Der er mango 9ing, iom ieg
life fan iige. 5 oil ~foritaa mig.
Bor nbnorme Stilling forbinorer
mig / aabent at fremi9tte for eoer,
bDao Der finoes | min Sipl, boao
Der fommer ira bit Steo oe an.
gaar eoer iprlig nsie oe er min
~iaiteite Ststte. lieeiom oct uiI6e pn.
re ben itsrite Ersit for eoer. Uaen
3 oil life tpiple ON nit Orb. 5 bill
tro mig, naar ieg fort9aer eoer,
at min Meiie er blepen iprlig Del.
iignet, os ieg BENDER gIoo, meget
GLAD tiIbage. De efter en- OmtaIe
al 8eIgiens beunoringspDroise Of.
ierpiIlie og fire JorDisnin9 ON
Ilutter aoroindI Wercier
gi ftaI ieire, men pi er enbnu lite
pe6 enoen at pore 0ibeIier. Gronf.
rig, England % @ltsIanb bar
forpIbstet f9 til HE at fIatte Greo,
f6r 1<Ioien bdr sesuuHbet fan fds
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

til at u6taIe. Saale0es too Tor
fort SiS SiSen ct giOne for @etten
meO oct npoeliee gtaDn aaitinatao.
iliIifen Observation-Disclosures
nj. Oenne Wano turoe ppre / De.
iiOoelie al oct lGngite al ale 9tap.
Det tunOe bare interesiant at
%eriare, builfet oifortet arIenapn
bnns Suitru bar til bam.
Dtnnoen meo De ileite anone bli.
Der oiit aong Gbulnlongforn al
Siam, iom / 1907 eGitcOe Tan.
mart. Ss. Niaieitrts iuloe Raon
er nemlis: Ybra Yaraminoer Ma5a
9buInIongforn 9ooinor 3bebaia
Reuba @tongfiit 4bra G5lila G3om
aIao Gbow Sn &ue 9bnnoin Sai
Gao Ben 9nroma aatd5a Obi.
ra0idi Saang Dtnlaoa 9raobet
Dtnla0bu Tra0be0.
8eo q. 6. ".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

.@uo talte til os? os bOOr funOe
pi iaa tale til @uo2
@uo er 10 iiffert life afbGngig
al 0roets 9rug, men nIligeOel be-
rettes oct, at 5an iagOe: g9liD
.9bsl o. Der bleu 2ps." Il @oi.
1, 81. % Den 5eIlige Sanger tiger:
San tate % BET ifete; Jan Boo,
ia itoo oct Der" (Sal. 33, 81.
@no bar aItina life billet
.ffa6e ger0eu uOen oeO 9ru'
a en- at oct Orb. ban UiIOe 8 . e
til Renneifet.
9a6 os ie paa enfelte andre al
Sfriitens llOIagn ON OrOets Drug.
Gro i en- @}anOs 0tuno ere
.oD5e ganoe. en- ipruOIenoe 9af,
Slide. 0OrOi. Is, A.. Som
.@ul0Qbler i 5gl0itaaIer al uOgra-
pet ar5eioe er ct OrO, iom tales
/ rette 5io.~ (0rOi. %, ~. Oct
er gismanoen. Ser Tiger bette. 9UaO
nutteoe Oct bel 6eller, ON nofiaa
Uiie 8anfer beDngeOe JIG / ct Meu-
neifes 9ierte, ON oi5ie Suuter fife
fanAf ll0frnf Sr0 "a bleD bradt
/ an0enoelie.
D 96oe0smm0ens Orb til Sc
ius: gSig oct Blot meo ct Oro.
ia 6lioer min Dreng bel6reoet.
Seq er 10 IeID ct Nenneite. iom
ifaar moer Eprig5eO % bar Strios-
mquo unoer mig; og Tiger ieg til
Den enc: @aal iaa gaar BAN" 0. ..
91Rt. s, So. @6oe0sman0eu
fenote BET meuneifelige OrOs Nogt
At set funoe iptte baaOe gnfelt
menneifer og Sare i 9eOngelie,
og ban troeoe, at Seiu OrO baoOe
Maat til at u6rette, boaO set bro.
paa oct BAN ~unoerlaate Omraaoe.
Cent o9iaa paa Reters Oro til
0erren: n9aa sit Orb pil iea ia.
tie @arnet no (2f. 5. 81.
5aa illitter Ri meO ct Bar rs
Iagn At apoiteIeu Snfo6: nGerion
nogen life itsoer an I Gale, Oa er
BAN en- flIofommen @ano." GSaf
3. p. a5oaIeoes er oginu Sumser
ct lille Gem og ierer itore Oro
&c, bpor lille en- SO ser itiffel
ioa itor en- Sfou / Brandt (Saf
3, 81
3aite @ang ifaI ri iau OoGIl
pe0 ben oaarIige grug q.
|0roet, Tom iorbpoes i oct ottenot
9lo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
eaAoo 90 e.art S22a0.8s.

- q % 90 Halt S2230-2S. -
% ira nrore Sioer meooeles, at
0eportationerne gennemieres meo
itore 9rntalitet, iaaleoes beretter
beIgiife arbeioere. Der er ilngtet
ooer Den boIlanoife @rpnie at De
tDife Mpn0iabeoer ligeirem gsr
Sagt paa 9elgierne paa @aoer o.
/ 9nie oa ienoer Dem al 5teO /
areatIruogne. u0en at De inar Cop
til at taae afifeo meo oeres npr.
meite. 8isie Baaitanoe imoOe9aas
life oirefte ira tpit SIDE, men @e.
neraIgloernpr 9isiin1 Tiger i ct
Snteruieu meo eli amerfanif aor-
respondent. Al bans 5oror0nin1
tim ioreifrioer ar5eiostuang, naar
Den arbeiosIeie u0en tiIitrUffeli8
@runo no1ter ior en- pasienOe De
talinB at uofere arbei0e, Der ioa-
rer til bans DoeoD1tiBbeo. % iom
AHlagsgruno anerfenoes n0trDffe.
Ii8t enbper iolferetIig @run6; ban
erflorer ogiaa, at oct er uianOt,
at belgiife 2lrbei6ere tDinges til at
ltoisre ari9sarbeioe.
0ooroan BET III emo iorboIOer
iil 6ernleo, er BET en- aeuosgerning,
at 8piferne er iIoe 6erert Al oenne
Saa. men paa zen anoen Sioe %.
lat paa At isre ben igennem; ben
bei8iife 9e1ering bar proteiteret
Dos De neiltrale 9la8ter, % oct er
mtligt, At Der fonmer no9et no
.beraf. ) bpert Sab er oet naro al
|fagae 9fqrfe til Def 8reo. iom
ltoenri8snsniiter @reD BAR ienot
Den 6elliite @eiauot i 9oHoon; ban
Iammenli1ner Den t9iIe 5remgan9s.
maa0e mee S~laoebanoel % gioer
llotrgf ior i'm 8pOiel % Sarme.
loci Jan Iooer At 6iora9e til at
I8sre enoe paa 0isie @ruiom6eOer
% iaa 6eres 0p5aDsmanO itraiie.
De. Get er itnrfe OrO i Den en8elit,
Observation-Disclosures Qtuno. Ge er
llotrgf ior Den 5orbitrelie, Oet
raaoer ] ententelauoene. d MAI
ifuloe iDnes, At ben toife Rigs.
fansler, Der ret buriiBt if 9inen,
aabnet ior 6~eilgrebene ooerior Be.
I9ieH maatte ioritaa. at ogiaa Den
ne aranfeIie al RetsisleIien ri.
tonme til Al gioe 9a9ilas ior
5uiflnu0. oSSDIl. Bit"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
Ver Statfn efsprOprIere
SOrraaoene? 9prtiO % Sfatter.
Abhun.. glntnnr 1917.

abbon, Rptaar 1917.
5 en- artifeI on 6ormen ior DC
Sfatter, Der n~ntage.la oil blioe paa.
lagt geiolfningen berbjemme Tor at
|ifafie Opfning til Million. 7prtios
tiIlGset til Statens embeoe %
9eitilIingsmGno, peger n5inansti.
oenoe" paa ben llopeL at Staten
ber inoisre aortigitemet for at in.
gen utioie 5ranoien meo 5orraaoe.
ne ital iinoe Steo, iaaleoes iom
Slffertortene er inOiert ira Jtpt.
nnr. % gIooet peger pan ben ab.
norme Situation, at geioItninaen
leper los uoen 8eninn til, 1pao oct
|folter, og oeroeo ioroerper alt, bpao
oi oeo par gunitiee ueutraIe San.
6elsitilling bar punoet inc.
Og 8laoet forti9tter:
96orraaoene / Sanoet err betqnfe.
Iigt fnappe. Soao enten 9lofaoefri.
gen if9rpes eaer Ell maa pi regne
meo LEGION I. CTS. Sperige, en-
Dag at bane naaet 9unoen.
Oct er aItiaa eanife utilbsrligt, at
gefolfningen ftal BABE COB til at
iraaoie. Gen buroe life engana
500 til blot at pile
lie mat, naar Sungersns.
truer. Sele Hationen ber
iGttes paa Gationer; rig og fnttis,
bej og lap bsr bjGlpe meo til, at
pore 5orraao fan r9ffe bet lqngit
-mulige, os inoen bet er for tent, er
bet 6erfor Regeringens
Yligt at efspropriere
amtIige 6~orraao 90 in6.
Ror.fpftemet fom i en-
fom | en- bepeiret Gaitnins. alm
oerieennem tan bi bepare ben Mig.
bonn. Rrieen BAR taftet I uort stN
bodber poa en- itSrre Gremtio.
fun berisernem Tan 81 ffoone
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

Get beIfrioer 9nnoringen ira oct
rsoe san neo til Sinni 9ierg
meo ale oens 9eipnrli9beoer %
5arer paa ben enc Sioe. men %.
iaa paa ben an0en Sioe 9errens
iorunoerli9e 0iglp.
aapitlerne 1874 Sander ON
oct itsrite ziebIif / @uos 6olfs
9iitorie. Oct gieblif. oa 9erpen
ielo taIte geunem 1%oroneus Rot
De ii 9rlos Orb til Solicit lntteoe
lin 9loopo9t meo Ssrael.
9as neie aapitel 10, &c.
Bisie to 8ers i~noe5oloer gilfaa=
rene for @u0s Soils Samiano meo
9errea, 6aaoe Den aamle 4aats %
Oen me 8aats 6oIf.
aapitlerne Psi uoBer bet tire.
Die aiinit. Get er Ell 9eitrioelie
al 9aberuaflet meo ale De 5elIige
3eoifaber % 9raiterue, 5norpeo
Saminn0et mellem 9erren % Sol.
fet ifuloe formiloes.
aapitIerne 32-34 meooeler o.
ON oct ierite 9riIo al ben npli8
ilutteoe 9a5t Strafien oerfor
- gtoie 5orbsn, ben noe 5orli.
geIie % 9agtens @enopretteIie.
8ette aiinit er ct io~run0erligt sri-
benoe aiinit fulot Al baaoe Ear
Dom % Irgit ior os.
aapitlerue $40 iorteller os
ON 8~abernaflets 0pierelie % Sno.
|oielie peo 8uos 6iener 9toies.
0erreu letter IT 8llooommeIi8e
segl paa 9arfet oeo paa 5nooiel.
iesoagen at iol0e 0uiet meo i'm
0erlig5eo.
anmnrt 81 ilntteoe Banter.
ne ON sfa6elies6iitor.en meo al
ii8e: ser bar oi bet isrite tore
lln0er.4 vi pil lutte ben mtoef
Rosc5o8 meo At liotale Ser 9al
Di et MT tort llnoer ior os =
5srael.
5srael er Ct llHoer. enteu oi iel
Oct oeo Oct rsoe SAP % Smai ca
f500 aar fer ariiti 0omme / So.
oet. eaer pi Ter paa Ssrael i 9aa
ca. 200O War efter ariitns. Ter oet
faitet ION aoner Tor 5tornot noen
geroen ooer.
Sntet 5olf paa 5oroen taler
aeiere til os ON - 5or6nnoeIie
o8 8eIsignelie emo 5sraeI.
BENDER Fl 5oIf 9erren Rpg9en,
ga rammes oct al @ltos 8orban-
belle. Bender Oct oerimoo aniistei
mob 9erren, oa erboIoer bet 8eI.
iignelie
8i ilutter oenne AnmRrfnina
meO BET glaze 5aob: a9taar SEQ
ningernes 5pIoe er gaaet inc, iot
ifal belle Ssroel irelies~ Rom. ii
l25-26.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
ginf for Remembering
Of Sibelcn | 1917.
(6ortint.)

A10e1 D1olebo9. Senne Sog Of
Ter os, boorleoes Serrens 5oriet.
telier til 8otriarferne begpnoer at
gaa | Opfploelie.
gogen faloer | to itore Sooeo-
Dele. Zen fsrite Del omiatter aa-
pitlerne 1, f--15, 81. S~opeotan.
fen fan beoit uotrpftes iaole6es:
Ssraels ~unoeriuloe u0frielie ira
9Ggpptens Er9loom.
Gen an0en 8opeo0el omfntter
4apitIerne 10, 22-40, 3S. Den
a~ltbeberifen0e @runotanfe / bette
tore 4finit er oenne: 3errens IN,
oerfuloe 8agt meo SsraeI baaOe
ION SUBS Siener oe fom Renne.
ifebeoens Eiener.
Zen ferlte &ope0oel iolOer igen
ganife naturligt ! fire minore nj.
init, Der for SammenbPngens
SfpIo belit bsr Ipies eet belt 40
@nngen.
anpitlerne 1-2 bnnoler ON So.
roels burtige 6ormereIie / 9Gepp-
ten, troos unoertrpftelie, @oIe Ssh.
.iel og unoerfnloe HeOning. Ser.
rens bsiere 5nano ifaber araft
8ette bier iia oefaa Der.
anpftlerne "a uogsr BET an.
oct 4finit. Get bonoler ON Moie
un6erfuloe adloelie peo Den brpn.
oenoe Tornebuif til llofrier og
5srer for Cubs uopoIgte SoIf. Ser
bnr bi en- anoen Noies END Den
ri meote for 40 Aar iioen. 2Ps
bette Mint meo flor Opmerfiom.
beo. On bill oeri finoe oproifuIoe
QRr0omme.
4opitlerne Sill banner bet ire.
Die Nffnit. Oct banoler ON ale
be itore nnoere, fom Subs Fiener
Woies uofsrte | 9errens Strait for
at tDinge Song Snrao til at fri.
|gioe Ssroel. Sub b1nfeoe peo Dis
ie unoe L paa 5araos &ierte, men,
|nfl ban tiIluffeoe lit Sierte / Gor.
bproelie. 3ao oct ppre en- No.
porfel til os.
Qopitferne IL, t-t5, 81 er bet
fieroe affnit | ben fsrfte Sopeo.
bel. Sope6tanferne er - bet for.
tie Baaifelam Opbru6et fra
FrRIfefaarene | 9ggppten os ODER.
gangen oper bet rsoe SAB, famt
BEN mnstige 2opiang til &errens
agre for GoItets forunoerIige GreI.
fe.-
9obidng fra &ierteopbet er altio
ct al Cubs Soils ftore aen6etegn.
Gnferi ben6er 6u 6etf
Den nn6en fore &obeb6d fol.
Der oefod soni5e n~atairIist I fem
mtnbre affnit meb q fddre risf
1et fbribe 1ffnsf outldt.
" aa4ttIerne IS. 2-is. n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

De aapitaler. Der er iamlet iammen
= De aeiter al Dem, oi enonu life
bar bait Uallligbeo ior at ilaa /
Stpffer % bOis SieIp Oi life
fan unoo9re til port iremtIOige ar.
beioe.
0bi tun ira Ell Broletaritanopunft
fan nla betrngie aapitalen iom no.
get misunderstanding. 6orrNftu0.
iener maa inoie, at ct Samfuno err
ct ollobegreb al ioritelli9e 6attorer,
3erritorium, 9eiolfning, au9gbe.
ltano o. aapital, % at Samiunoet
fun fan tribes, naar De allie pleies
meo Ombu.
On enifoig geitatnina al Snotegt
% 5ornuie frGOer 0erfor uisie Cor.
bofosre9ler. SaalGnee Snotomlt. o.
5ormneifatten anorager en- llbetvoe.
ligbeo, fan man gsre Statten pro.
portionol. gofier Den, % oct pIeier
Den baitigt at gre, mna en- BRO.
g~resiion / Sfatteitalaen inofsres,
% man er oa itrafs inoe paa ben
rene 8ilfnarilgbeo. 9aar en- ,sno.
tngt paa 1000 SIR. betaler 5 p9t.
0oorfor life I PCT. eler IL p@t2
Sfrues Statten enonu bgiere / gei.
ret, blioer 9ilfaarligbeoen enonn
mere p~anialoenoe, % oct UiIoe bare
ri9tiglt At oIfierentiere Sfatten eli.
ter 3not98tens art % enonu mere
eter oens aHOenoelle. Zen famine
5nota8t fan betpoe noget 6giit for.
lfelligt ior De enfeIte Sfatteborgere,
% Oct fan oGre Ell i%friaenOe llret.
i9roigbeo at bebanole Dem ems. Zen
Diano, Der oeo opgtigt arbeioe I'M.
oerboloer Suitrn % 9ern og lparer
Ell 5ormue iammen, fortiener al mil.
Liz Opmltntring peo Chen al ben,
Der noen BIigter og Stre6 tie.
ner line 9enge oa lnOer Dem rule
ligeion fmerteirit, iom De Tom.
S~notggten og 5ormuen er manaeI.
Iiiloe ariterier til BaaIpaaelIe al
Ell Sfat, % gonife ierlig naar Den
bliuer ian itor, at getegneIien CTS.
preparation bIioer ct mere pasien.
De 0aun emo Stat.
'Sfatten er en- llosiitspolt poa
Doerens Budget, og oct rationale
piloe oerior uqre, at ben ipttes |
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Eluf.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-29
CASE
IS MYSTERY
TUG FROM NEIGHBORING PORT
CALLS FOR HER. But Az
THORITIES REFUSE TO LET
SHIP GO.

Moored at the foot of Palafox
wharf, the large ocean-going steam
tug Echo, from a gulf port, hes
awaiting developments of an interest
ing nature. The Echo. with orders to
come to Pensacola to move the Aus
trian steamship Lucia, is yet unable
TO carry out said orders. In fact the
federal authorities here, it is said,
have no information relative to the
Austrian steamer leaving here, and
pending orders releasing the ship,
they are holding the large seized for
eign craft.
The Echo arrived several days ago,
and it was said, was under instruc-
tiOns to Immediately leave Pensacola
with her tow. In this work she was
to have been assisted by one or two
local tugs, all of which at one time
Sunday, were alongside the Lucia.
but as no orders for the release OF
the steamer were in hand, nothing
could be done, and, under instructions
from the federal authorities. the Iu-
cha remains at anchor in Pe"saCOla
harbor, pending settlement Of the
differences.
The Lucia, it is understood. is be-
ing removed from Pensacola because
the government is anxious to have
use of the fine vessel as soon as pos
sible. The two interned seized Ger-
man ships are now under repairs
and it is said another three or four
weeks of work will be done That
time will be needed, it is said, to
complete certain work which has been
ordered to get the ship ready for sea.
| Practically every shipworker of abil-
| ity who is procurable, is hired on
the job, and the steamers are moored
at a dock for the purpose, it is ex-
| planned of making them the more
accessible. On account of the scarcity
Of competent machinists, also on ac-
count of the fact the government
wants the Lucia, is the explanation
offered as to why these was any
move to get the steamer in another
port.