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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
100000 11iann iollcn
balls itact Srankreicb!
Seit Der SriegserflGrnug ciusctrcte.
ne 5reiiUillige iuerSen bis
Snm 8inter OOrt iein.

8oi6ington, t2. Sum-. - GS
miro iebt befonut, 61B li6 int
ariegsoeporteHlent @l1ne fir einc
groBe iiberieeiide Srappenbeneguug
Der goIlenoung naben. Ser geplan.
te frii16eitige &ruppeutron8port miro
gr6Ber lein, ais Dor DEM Girtreffen
Oes @enernllnaiorS SSobn S. 4eri9.
ing in 2onoon on9e6eutet ipurbe.
gtaG ben gegennGrti0en 95ldnen
tDer0en ith Dor @iubrud) 0es gSiu.
ters menigItenS 100000 oneritani.
ide Soloaten oil Der Sdla6tfront
befinoen. &ouienoe BON @l1ltnerr,
Die treiiuillig in Die glrlnee eintraten,
peroen friiber oftib in 0eu aanpf
eintreten, oIs ite ielbit erfpurtet bot
ten. IS mur0e betannt, 0aB Ole
9eritdrfuneeb Die General 95eribing
na6gei1oben mer6en iollen, iobolO
Sic erite 0ioiiion 0a8 @teer gefreu8t
bot, Bouptiadlidl aus Ben 107S00
5reiIpiligel Die felt Der ariegser.
tIGrung eingetreten iiuo, beiteben
tueroen.
9n8 Srieg8oepartcment befoIgt in
groBem MaBitabe Die 9fatidIGge
@larihaa Soifres, 6oB Die 2eute
nod etniger 8orbiI0ung nod 6ronf-
reid geianot meroen, I'M BORT binter
Ser Shlodtlinie gril10lider glusbi(,
oung uttertporfen at tuerOen. Ser
bon Der Hegierunq befaHnt gemobte
Glan lit cine 0}ooiii3iermq 0e5
goridla9s 0es MaribaIls. 9ie 9ie-
frrten meroen luter friegSgeilbten
Solooten berteiIt mer0cu; biele Die.
ier Gefruten iuro bier bereit8 ieit
mc6reren gtonnten int 3ria mno
meroeu pnbrideinlid nod einen
o0er 8mei 0lonate bier einercr3iert,
ebe iie nod 6rantrei9 geiat0t mer-
oen. 9ieie 6reimiQigen per6eu oen
3peiten itber Gee geben0en Grr,ppeu-
forper biloen; Der brittle miro, pie
bereitS beridltet, ans iiinf 8ipiiioncn
g}otionolgorDen beitebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
Stalientr babtn fi6
mie0er Dtrrt(6net!
1tntcrncbmcn cinc rcmc Offeniipc inn Grcntincs
Oiitrikt tit SiiStprcl, rjcrScn icSccb NIT
blMtiocn kSpfcn beimocibi6t.
DC eaee BEL pinee in britiider eelend9tuno!

g8ien. 12. Suni ii6er 2on6on. =
Sffi5iea miro iiber einen itoIieni,
Iden 8oritoB I'M &re1tinooiitritt Tin
iiiOli9en GDrol) beriGtet. sSn oenr
8eriht beiBt es: gta6 eroBen, ibme,
rem 0pfern an &oten uno 9ertput,
oeten gelnng Is oem SSeinoe, in It'll,
iere 2inien ror0lpeItlth bon Q(ringo
i'm Grentino.Gijtritt gelegen, ein8lt,
6ringen, ipuroe ieood Bel einen @e'
geitangriif tpia0er aus Dem eroberter
Beldnoe oertrieben. Ser 9(ngrifI
tpur0e bon unierer Seeresleitlmg er.
inartet, oa bic Sytaliener oelnielber
Elm furftbares Gromuelfeuer bor,
aasididten. llniere 8orbereitlngen
fir ben @egenargriff Doren gut ge-
troffen uno lolr0eu prompt ausge.
filbrt.
Sic Gage in 6ritiider 9elendjfnna.
Sot0ou, 12. Sllni. (g5on Go. 8.
Seen, Sorreipot6ent Der ltniteo
9reB.) 9ln alien Gcilen Der 8eIt.
front iiben oie StreitfrGite Der gQ.
liierten ouf oieieHigett Der 8etttifen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
hanaSds premier
fir lscnlkrip
gieidJte cine SieSbc5iiglidlc gurlu9c
scitern benz tInterbanic
5nr Annnlline Elm.

Gttopa IL. SUM. aono6as
9SreInier Cir gio6ert goroeu, 1ot
geitcrn i'm fonooiibeu llnterbollie
cine gfeqierungsbirlage eingereidlt,
melde fiir olle MGnner i'm 9llter
bon 20 bis 45 eSa6ren 8panqs.
0ilitGroienIt boriiebt,
Ser 4relrtier qnb an, oaB Iidl
fiber 100000 0taun inter Sem sSrei.
nilligen.SBitelu gelnel0et bitten,
0oB ieood IN lebter Set sic 3obl
Oct iid) freimillig gum 9ititdr0ieuIt
Meloeuoen beoeiten6 5uriideegon.
gen lei. Gie Gerlliite ser aano0ier
betrilgen etpa 10000 @ann. gs
miir0en in oen ndditer fieben @1o.
naten $1,000 meitcre Wtann beno.
tigi. unO bic 9iegieruag b1tte hoher
beldllolicn. nieie 0urb aonifription
nltfdubriHgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
2lfterik. Secleiltc
ais ltricos0cf
S2on Der o9lOme" eiusebraflte Slne.
y rifaner iuerOeu Don SeiltIdJlanS
ais ipldle uugeIe6en.

goi6illaton -. Geutifl.
ian0 bat ole Ser Staaten III &entt.
mis- gcicBt, 0oB es Die "a aruerifani.
ihcn Seeleltte. melde BON Der 0R0-
me" eingebrndt murocn oIs ariegs.
gefongene betrodtc, 1no 0ob 0ieieI-
ben ol8 iolhe bGbonoeIt wer0eu
iuitr0en.
I'm 0ieien cine 9inreihen0e Ser.
iorgung i'll @eiongenenlnger 81
iideru, bot Die 9luoe8regieutug
01oBno6men aetrofierI Die 2ellte
0ur6 Die Shpei3 NIT G.rtranobr1ug
uu6 onoeren g}otpeuOigcn 8u Der
ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
9sadl aalifornien sc6radli.
SeiatHna Oes Oentidjen arensers
sSurmuran0 Jest in einsm
SOrtiseu Sofen.

g8oi1iugton. 12. Ssuni. - 0rei.
brmOertuno3nan8is Gffi8iere ltno
@lannlhaitea Dom oerfiden areuser
&ormorun iino ols ariegsgeforucne
in einem Soien @alifornios eilqe.
trofieu. iDie ben San syrancisco ae-
melOet ipurOg. Der Sren3er aor.
moran murOe bon Der MtannId)aIt
ouBerbolb osz &oiens pm Guar
Derientt q IN ieine geidloqifhs
ne Ser. 6taoten utw
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
PGlbjabrb brblil1Sert>
Seier 11ebrask0s!
9ieiel6c DirO Sieir g8odle in ber
Staats6anptitaOt unf Oas grOk'
artigfte sefeierf,

Slncolll, J{eb., IL. Sum-. - Selts
te 6egilult bier bic Salbiabrbun0ert.
feter oe3 Staate8 gtebrasta. sSilnfsig
Sabre ii1o oerfloHcn, felt oos oaa1o-
lige 3erritorium gle6rosta in 0en
Staotenbltro Der Union oufgenont-
men puroe, 1n0 es lit ielbltreoeno
rift mebr oG3 re6t uno biIlig, DOB
0iele5 fiir unieren id)6nen 5taat
lpidtigite greigui8 in piir0iger 8ei-
ie gefeiert miro.
9efunntlid) bat int berQangenen
SerbIt bereit$ Gtuabu onl1BIid) Der
Qt-Sar-8en 5eier 0urtb cine qroBe
Earaoe oies @reigltis feterli6 begntt-
gen. SSSt oieien SSubre nun miro
ie0o6 Sincoln, Die Stqatsbolptjto0t.
bic 8ubrrng babeu.
Gin groBartige8 &rograntrn lit
fir Die anf 0rei Gage beredulete
6eier dufgeiteIlt moroen. gt1t 8olt-
oerneure ouoerer Staaten baben ftdl
ais @dite angeiagt, uu0 einer ser
Souptre0ner miro GrprdiiDent Poo
iebelt ieiM Der an 8onterstag cine
2Gniprade boiten miro.
Die 6eier nn6ul Dellte frit6 nit
Der Groffnung be8 6iitorira[ Socic.
tn Wltieuns ieiuen glnfang. I'm
5ebn ltbr ga6 es ein 9age83eit- 6er-
eripett mo I'M 1912 llbr fanoen
&on5erte itott.
Die 9httono6iIreuuen beginner lint
5lpei ll6r nuf oeut gltsitellltng8plob
uebit &ou3erten tpo4reno gfeid5eitig
it Der lt1linerittGt cine &eriamnlltng
Der 9tluntnen ftattfiubct, nobel
&ou3Ler 2lIperb ben Sobrc8berif)t
berIeien ltno 45roi. s. u. 49ilbrid
Die Q(niprahe bolten miro.
9luBeroern mfrs unt 21a ltbr I'M
2luoitoriluu Die 3uionmentltnft ser
@iotiere 0e5 Stoote8 er0ffnet, BEL
ser O.. o. 8aiiett bon @ib5on 0a8
GrGitDilmt fijbren miro. Die 6eit-
re0e ii6er 0ie Sal6iabr6unoertfeier
miro Syohn g. 29cbIter bon SmQ6o
6ei 0ieier 3uiannnentunft borten.
lin a6t ll9r nben08 fam man fid
1u einem 5eit8u9 i'm Goliielm oes
glu8itellungSpIobe3 ergoBerJ mQ5.
reno duf 0ern lebteren nddl0cu eit
groBes 6euerperf Der 3ui6oner
burrt.
2iucoIn icl6It mabt cillen b6dIt
feitli6en @inorltt. Sic StraBen
iin0 nit fSrernoeu aus alien Geileu
0e8 Stootes on8efiillt un0 mof ery
iUartet, DOB Die BAIL Der ollsfuQrti-
gen @Gitc cine beoeuten0e iein miro.
SIN Sabre 1867, olio ols gic.
6rusfa Staat pitr0e, nognten iimer-
bal6 ser iebigen Stootgren8en Gin.
coins 0rei6ig 8erIouel m1brenO i'm
qan5en Gouit1 meniget ols 500
Sette Iebiet. synt So5re 1871 mur-
De o15 9orf 2incoln eine Sto0t.
9ie 9ouptfeier miro 1uor9eL
@}tttuot, nadntittdo, bel oem &a-
pitol itattiutoen, bel lpelfer @Gtber-
lteur 9tebiae oie 8onbernellre Ger
onoeren Staaten borItellen miro,
iu6 berid)ieoene putriotiIdle Geoet
qeboltcn per0eit Cine &beoterbor-
itellltna auf Dem Campus Der lIni-
beriitGt am 2rben0 beidlieBt Die NOR.
qige 5eier. 9lm 0ounerstdg ipridt
&ooie0elt il6er QlmerifaniSnls.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
0cin Nrcilnndl melr IN Gdieaau.

Chicago, 81 z. SUM. n Der
Stn6trat bat eeitern aus ionitdren
9iiifiidten Ole 8eitimnttng eetrof-
fen OaB Die 9Sirtif1ften Der Sta0t
feinen iogaaannteH 6reilunh nlebr
Dero6reihen oiirfen. 3lipi0erhanD.
lungen fueroen nit So bis 500
@doltraie gealpoet,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
haiIer bciittbt Sic
Grnppem i'm Glla6s

@eltf iiber GariS, 12. SUM.
IS lit crit beute befannt getporDau,
boB Soiier 8ilbelm ltebIt @efolae
lestell 2nnnerstn9 Die &rnppen int
@IiaB illipi6ierte ulfD ail 0ieie pafria+
tifd)e 9lniprnden bielt. g8iS nobe alt
Die 59nei6er @ren5e begob ftt) Der
@erriher. gla1 bor9enolinteaar
sSlipeftion begdb itb Der aaiier mob
&arlSrllbe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
1Dellcn 2lllsbcbilltG NIT
OcpaIt perpinScrn!
5n Seras UerOen OesWegen 50 Ser
iDHeH angcfInGt; 8eiten fat 6ie
meiitea 9riideberger.

9allo8, Ger, 12. SSltnt.-@e9en
55 8erionen meiit Dtitglieber Der
Farmers an0 Gaborers 9brotectipe
9liIoeiation iino geItern bon ben
@roBgeidJinorenen gntlagen oitf nuf-
riibriide 8erldw0rlulg qegen bic
Gegierune Der Ser. St1oten erbobei
lDor0en. 8eridjie0ene Der 2lngeflng.
ten befiuoen iid bereits in !9aft.
Sic glanlen Der llebrigen meroen big
bn ibrer 8erbaitnng gebeimgehalten.
Cine beionoere 2lnflage mar ge.
gen %. g(. @ergfelbt erboben nor.
ben, Der beiduI0igt miro, oas 2eben
0es BrdIioenten 8ilion beorobt 5lt
baben. CT mar bis 3u ieiner 9er.
haftlntg 2anObrieftrd9er in 9astell,
Eeros.
3ie g(nfIagen Ioltten bobin, 6oB
Die Geiduloigteu iih beridDoren
bdtten, NIT @eiuaIt Die 9lutboritdt
Der 9e1ierung, cine glrnlee nii3u.
bringerL i'm oen arieg NIT Gelttid-
Ian0 our65uiiibren, 8u betdmpfen.
Gin Mann ioa in elmer geipiiIen &c.
qen0 oe5 Stootes cine aontpa9nie
W11nncr milit1riid ou8gebiloet ba.
ben I'M ipenn glot Der @in3iebung
nit @ennlt 5u begegnen.
gieIc Sratcbcreer i'm gSciten.
ggai1ington, 12. SUM. - @ert
man aud I'M grobeA @an5en itt 9te.
gierungsfreiien nit Der 9ieaiItrie.
rLng Sufrie0en iii, oa lidb genilgeno
geulelbet boben, i'm cine Qlrnnee bon
sfuei Dtillionen glann alfitellen alt
fonneu, lit man ood iiber Die beoell.
tenO geringeren aegiitrierungs8ab.
len I'M 8eiten, dIs man erlportet
bate. 9ies l1Bt, pie Die 8eontten
ertl1ren ritr cine Qelttltng 8iL ooB
eS bort cine @lenge 8riideberger
qegeben. 8ieIer r8riideberger-@ -@eilt4
iii ielbit biel GROCER getpeieI ols
ielbit Die 9(ubdltger bon sSrieoen
nm ieben Grets eripdrtet batten. Sn
alien Grten iinO bic poli8eiliben
9eb0rben nngelpieien tporoen, beute
nben0 nod ole Driifeberger, Die iie
fennen. ober oeren iie babbnft tper.
ben fonnen ein5ulodeu.
syn fyreaport, ST., boben iidl ee.
ftern 45 9lann idulOig betaant
lih niht regiitriert at bo6en. Sie
saulo meiit 9iiigIie0er Der S. 8.
sbre giirgi4aft ipuroa ouf ie
$1,000 uno oieieuige i6rer feds
gilhrer OFF ie $4,000 feIteeiett.
syu 2ed0biae, Golo., ipurnen SO
5reniDgeborere eingalodjt iUeil iie
Hd1 nidt botten regiitrieren Iaiien.
Dtpci iiito Mlerifaner. Die 1tebrIgen
tofnmen nns Dem iilooitIiden GU
rnpo
90 Of. ~ II ~ 49,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
Gntfltclinc 11aitkbiltif
rciit itac1 1sm6lai1ct I

2on0on, 10. Snfti. Die be-
tnnnte britiide SSrnuenredtleriii
6rou @nneIine Ganfbnrit, bat iib
bon Der fegierltng Geiiepdiie nah
&uBlonO ausiteIIen loiielt. Sic BE-
obii9tigt BORT in politiider 8iniid]t
tdtig at iein lmb Die 9eitrebungeit
Der &j6eralen du iiltterItiisen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
GrsSar 2iikclHits
icn prcScIiiert iperben!
Striegsmnrine beridnst bieies; 2u6n-
erh6fung Der gabnanseiteilten
lit abselebnt iuurbeu.

g}etrogroo, 12. sSllni.-0os Ser
Ionger, ben friiberm 8areu geito-
IouS Dor @eridt 5u 5ieben itno 81,
beitrofen, ipiro bon Gag 3u Sag
it1rfer. gtidt MIR ole @lannifof.
ten 0e8 SdlIohtfreuaers 9iono,
Ionoern aud 0ieienigen Der @roB-
tompfififfe 93epnbIic lln0 @a1aut
Do6en oieie sSoroerlmg an Die pro-
biloriifJe gtegierrng geiteIlt. 9ieiel.
be tpit0 ge3pltngen meroen Dem
&erldnget Der ariegsmarine 5u ent.
ipreden.
2obaforoernn9 nbgele6nf.
Ole brobiioriide Gegierung bot
6o8 @einf Der angeitellten Der gi-
ienbobn 4etersburg Mosfou un
cine be0ettenoe 2obnerbo9ung abge.
lebnt. nSSSeoe beipil(igte 2obnerbo-
bung," heiBt eS in Der g(utiport Ser
&egieruna nmiiBte olf o0e @iien.
bdbrt- glngeltellten IN 9iuBlan0 dlt8ges
bebnt peroen, Tim ntht gegen ben
@utnoiab Der @leihbeit at berito-
ben. Dies pitroe eine 2lu$gobe ber-
uriaheh mel6e cine @iiroe fir Den
Stont ndre. @leid5eitig erfennt oie
9tegierltna on, ooB Die @iienbabn.
9[ngeItellten in oer @ertei6igung oes
2onoeS tdtig iino un0 iid beiierer
tuirtihaftlider gerbGltniiie erfrclten
iolIten Demgem0B bat fie 9orfeb.
rlngen eetroffen iie NIT g}abrrtnqss
ntitteln uno onoeren nottpcnoigen
0ingeu gum Selbitfoitenpreiie 5u
beriorsen."
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gunSesOberasridlt in Sericn.

8niginatoh 1a. Sinli. Ga8
8uaoesobergeriht bet iib bis 3um
Sftober bertoat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
3s sstr@aftaiiS@ Surua.

Ies Dlolnes, "a, ALL
ssn Gtilnltipa GeIlterbille ilis~ail0e-
ZEN Grtihaften IN oen Counties
panpcIlo un0 appanooie iuuroen anl
amatng nodmittd9 SO Manner,
Nlf.IE soBlenardber meaen 9tihtregi.
Iirieriing berboftct. Sedls BON ibnen
wrrbea ais bic Rdoelsiiibrer Betrofs
iei. Gle pnr0en gegrn 9iiraidloft
5is snr nadIten 5ikuna Der @roB.
aei9worenen ireigeloiieH.
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gnron 5ioien ipridlt; dber lDer
iiedt biuter Der Mdsfe2
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Die 9srobibitinn in ait0erer 5orm
4roaIbitiousaoa nni 8Aistea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

Sir Gn1nba uno ltmgegeno: gerdn0erlfM
itno fiibler beltte oben0 Wtittlpoh teilpeiie De.
motif tn6 nnbaItelD tibI
Sir gtebrosfa: @er1noerlid uu0 fibler
helte obeno nno MitApob.
sir Soma @pbrldcinIidb gfeges i'm Giioen
beltte obeuo, Dtittpo6 fiibler.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

MAIDEN Ste ssbre gSaren Be.
fonnt uno ibaffen bnfiir cine
Denhfrnge. Wtncben Sic einen
Gerfu6 IN oer S1gliden Sma-
ba 8ribiine.
Evening journal., 1917-03-17
BABY IN basket
ON NURSERY Steps
Abandoned Tot Well Cared
for by Mother Who
Abandoned Her
LITTLE ONE HAPPY
IN NEW HOME

Growing in innocent delight a dim
Piled. blue-eyed baby has found a tempo
rary home at the Day Nursery for
Babies, Third and Washington streets,
and is being cared for pending the find
ing of someone who may want it or for
the parents who abandoned it.
A week or two has passed now since
ono of the nurses of the hospital, upon
opening the outside door one morning
found what she supposed was a clothes
basket filled with washing She started
10 move il and heard cry. lnvestiga-
tion disclosed the mite Of humanity
carefully tucked away in the basket.
The child was a pretty little creature
and we'll dressed The mother, or
whoever left it there. apparently had
been person OF considerable wealth
for the little one was clean and we'll
cared for. The texture of its clothes
was OF the best There are no distin-
gushing marks either upon the child
or the clothes It wore and IL seems i'm
possible TO locate the parents.
In the meantime. the. baby has
taken a firm hold upon the hearts OF
the nurses in the hospital and is being
well taken care OF.
Evening journal., 1917-03-17

Wilson believed today there will be no
strike tonight.
On the contrary, he thought that the
mediatOrs he sent pOst-haste to New
York yesterday afternoon. would pre-
vail upon both sides of the impending
rail trouble to adjust their differences
peaceably,
Yet this confidence did not lull him
into inaction but, instead, he pondered
means of action to prevent railroad
and business paralysis with its conse-
quent sufferings for thousands and
thousands of citizens.
Legal precedents, presented by his
advisors, had been carefully studied
and It was the White House impress
sion that the President would be en-
abled to take strong steps to check the
strike. Whether he would be able to
put the roads under full martial law
was uncertain, though the precedents
showed he has power to do that IN
event of any violence on the lines.
Aside from the probability that the
Presidents mediators may draw a
satisfactory settlement in New York.
there is. too, the possibility that the
| Supreme Court will hand down its
Adamson law decision Monday.
Should this decision be favorable,
| the trouble would be swept aside,
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1917-03-17
Staff Correspondent.

Staff Correspondent.
DOVER, Del. Mar 17.-If the Cen
eral Assembly holds to its present pro-
gram the coming week will be the last
for the consideration of bills with
the exception of the appropriation and
claims bills. IL is intended to adjourn
next Friday and return to Dover on
March 2S TO pass the latter two bills.
The week just ending has ben one
OF the busiest in the history of Della
ware General Assembly and there
probably have been more large pro-
gressive measures passed than at any
previous session. The week begin
ming Monday will be just as busy as
the one ending, and arrangements
have been made for both Houses to
work each night from Tuesday until
Friday. There remains a large num-
her of bills, and some of the most
important to be acted upon the COM
ing week The indications are that
the two Houses will have a session
next Friday night If all business il
not disposed of by that time.
Although neither house will be in
session Monday night, most of the
members will remain in Dover For
mer Speaker Chauncey p. Holcomb
now United States district attorney al
Shanghai, China who is home on
vacation. will give a lecture in the
House chamber Monday evening or
China"
The same evening the special legis'
lative committee that is investigating
the State Board of Health will nave
what is expected to be its final hear
ing in the Senate chamber. DR.. vii
liam p. Orr. of Lewes. president o
the State Board. and James A. Ellison
former secretary OF the Wilmington
Board of Health, have been summoned
at witnesses. Clifford r. Iszard. WHIT
is employed by the committee as eN
pert accountant to go over the book
and records OF DR. A. e. Frantz a
secretary OF the board, will submi
his report.
While the committee has made M
statement on the matter it is reporte'
that as a result of the investigation
bin may be introduced as a substi
tute for one on the Senate calenda
10 take the vital statistics depart
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the country.

The filers Of the injunction repre-
scented trainmen from all parts OF
Pennsylvania.
This action bore out, in a measure,
at least the belief Of the Pennsylvania
and Reading managers that most of
their men would refuse to obey strike
orders.
The names Of the flers are:
William Whitman, Philadelphia; II.
NJ. Cooper, Philadelphia; Ed Dennell,
Philadelphia; J. II. Vandegrist. Phila-
delphia: $. 4. Guinan, Philadelphia; J.
Stroh. Paoli; D. J. Hayes. Pottsville;
&. G. Shellenhamer, Enola; Andrew
Schulz. harrisburg; c. Funk, j. A.
Lewis. d. G. Myers, all Of Altoona Off.
GERS Grand international Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers; E. \. Hill, Free
port; j. r. Burns, Pittsburgh; j. W
Meyer. Pittsburgh; r. NJ. Heigley, Brae
burn: L. w. Stonebrake. Tyrone; A. i
MYERS. Bellewood; c. r. Snyder. Re
novo: w. II. Walker. Noungwood; NJ. II
Hoy, Cory; J. p. Almes, Derry; vii
liam Steele, Pitcairn; William Hart
Sunbury; NJ T.. Wolf. Sunbury; W. a
Shawbarger. Oil City; NJ. Fletcher, Erie
and J. A. Raynan, East Emporium.
BY ROBERT J. BENDER.
United Press stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17.-President
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NACICIAN'S stunt
BRINGS HIGH BIDS
Pretended TO Extract Rolls
of Money from Articles
at Sale
BRISK DEMAND FOR
GOODS CROPPED UP

Good prices obtained for household
goods sold at public sale near War
wick, four miles west of Middletown,
Thursday, are said to have been due
in part TO a clever trick practiced by
a practical joker. who is a sleight of
hand expert OF the neighborhood.
The property sold belonged to
James ~ Devine, prosperous far
mer, and the bidding was only mod
erately brisk until this joker thrust
his hand inside an old clock he had
Just bought for six cents and in full
view Of the crowd drew forth a roll Of
money.
The crowd gasped. but had another
surprise a few minutes later when the
Joker approached a pillow, and prOwl-
ing inside the tick among the
feathers, displayed another roll OF
bills, and again a little later when
apparently he made a third find in
some other discarded article. From
that time on the bidding, especially
for odd cast off, was spirited.
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Order Completely Restored in Capital as New
Rulers Begin the Making Of RepubIiC--Czar
Formally AbdiCateS and in Public Manifesto
Asks People to Join Against Foreign
Enemies ThatWOuI EnSIave Land---Michael
Will Accept Throne Only in Case Refer
endum Endorses His Selection.
PEOPLE WILL FORM GOVERNMENT;
RELIEVING The FAMINE STRICKEN

stores of food is being arranged Evi-l
dencing tho complete democracy Of the
new order in Russia and utter disregard
81 the ancient, almost feudal, rights OF
other days, it was announced today that
local committees Of the provisional gov
eminent are taking over all estates Of
more than l25 acres.
All army officers present in Petro.
grad met today and unanimously re-
solved TO recognize the authority OF
the Duma Speeches were made stat
ing realization OF the army in the in
dispensible need for re-establishment
OF order as speedily as possible. that
the work behind the trenches" might
proceed. Car Nicholas has made for
nal abdicatlon of his throne on be-
half Of himself and the young Care
witch. Next In line was the Grand
Duke Michaeyl. to whom the Gar turn
ed over the dynasty, and who was
named regent by the provisional gov
ernment itself But the Grand Duke
himself refused the Crown.
United for War Against Germany.
Estimates today placed the number
I killed and injured by the police on
Saturday and Sunday at 800. This was
really before the. actual revolt start.
ed and the casualties were in small
riots over the city. After Sunday the
number killed and wounded was com
II paratiyely small
D. One OF the first steps taken BY the
L provisional government was 70 place
o guards over ell stores suspected OF
i, selling vodka. The result was that
there was an exceedingly small
4 amount OF drunkenness.
Authentic information TODAY from
the interior districts indicated prac-
tically unanimous support OF the new
, government
On every side I'm Petrograd was
heard today renewed avOwals Of vIg-
OrOus prosecution Of the war against
Germany.
officials admit that on the surface
the revolution is a wonderful thing
for Russia and for the world. but they
: fear that unbridled emotions OF an
uneducated mass may react upon the
whole war situation. perhaps weaken
ing Russia's chances against Germany
and hence making the -Ameri-
can situation more dangerous
! Germany Faces Crisis.
Meantime. the danger OF revOIu.
o tiOn in Germany was growing rapidly,
and this, alone with Russian develop.
ments, may overturn the whole p0llt.
lc ical and military situation.
BY order OF the provisional govern
le ment Admiral Mepine today arrested
Governor Zein, of Finland.
D. Deputy Rodichen was named as
h. Minister Of Finnish affairs and order
s. ed to proceed at once TO Helsingfors.
~ Nicholas Sees Overthrow Of Enemy.
Is Nicholas has issued this manifesto;
c. ITO all our faithful subjects; IL is
We best known in the days Of the great
al struggle against foreign enemy who
he has been endeavoring for three years
a to enslave our country that Il has
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