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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
Washington Patter Song

Washington Patter Song
Yes. ladies, my Endorsement of the suffrage
cause is hearty,
But President is nothing but a servant OF
his party.
All bossisnl and leadership, of course, must
keep clear of it,
Though no ones more astonished than the
Democrats to hear of it.
Nv principles and honor should undermine
and vitiate
If any legislation | should urge or should
initiate.
| hope you will excuse me for I'm very, very
busy now,
The duties of my Office are enough to make
one dizzy now;
And | must urge the passage of the Porto
Rican BILL
Which Congress thinks it will not pass, but
which | think it will.
In announcing the passing OF the
Ohio Presidential suffrage bill the head
line of The New York Times contains
strange error. 1t says something about
there being now 40 electoral votes
that women may influence
There are All electoral votes that
women may influence.
And 120 that they help cast. +
The president of the Association OPP
posed to Woman Suffrage is reported
to have spoken Of the manly Republi-
cans" who voted against the bill, and to
have hoped that the Governor of Ohio
would be imam enough" to veto it.
While the ladies opposed are telling
men how to be manly, and the men OPP
posed are telling women how to be wom-
anly. men and women in favor of suf-
frage are getting quite little work
done.
1t must not be supposed that all men
who are opposed to allowing women to
cast a vote are Indifferent to the ideal
Of personal liberty. On the contrary,
their voices often tremble when they
speak Of endangering that great prin-
ciple by refusing to allow man to take
a drink.
Strange indeed sometimes appear the
reasons which convert the logical sex
tc suffrage. Bad weather is among the
most potent.
During the stormy parade in Chicago
many men announced themselves in
favor, not because of justice and de-
mocracy, but because it was raining %
hard.
And now the recent blizzard has con-
verted man in Buffalo. In his Office
eight women out of eight turned up for
work, and only twenty men out Of sixty.
An excellent anti-suffrage tract
might be written on the report of the
chief magistrates Office. 1t seems that
the easiest offence to dodge is MASKING
and the hardest cruelty to animals.
All, if woman had been willing to be
classed among the animals, as Nature
intended her to be, she might have de-
pended on as complete protection!
The same report tells US that out Of
every seven offenders brought before
magistrates courts six are men.
Useless Nageing
('The women Of Massachusetts, want to get
themselves classed as people by the Legfs-
lature in the voting Of the people upon the
findings Of the forthcoming constitutional con-
venton Boston Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25

The same report tells Us that out Of
every seven offenders brought before
courts six are men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25

1t must not be supposed that all men
who are opposed to allowing women to
cast vote are Indifferent to the ideal
Of personal liberty. On the contrary,
their voices often tremble when they
speak of endangering that great prin-
ciple by refusing to allow man to take
a drink.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Louise p. Randall 70 Mary Z.
Morrison. L %. B 81. 2nd Oak
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

F. Witham has received word of the
death OF his brother in France. Mr..
Withsm left TO enlist almost as soon
as soon as war was declared by Eng
land. He formerly lived in Gary.
Whether owing to the fact that Mil
Ter has had water to sprinkle with this
year. or owing to the fact that a wave
OF war gardening may have struck the
town, there have been the finest lot of
gardens this year that the town has
ever known. Last Friday Mr.. Wulhng
of the school department in Gary. Mrs
CarnduR of Aetna and Mrs. Smyth Of
Miller visited the finest Of the gar
dens trying to decide which were the
prize winners. But II swas no easy
matter TO determine which were not so
good as others since all were excellent
The judges were taken around in an
automobile by Mrs. Tom North. An ex-
hibition is planned for the evening Of
Friday. Sept. =, Of flowers and vege-
tables and canned garden products at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31
Trial Calendar


Cases Filed Aug. as.
1874 RIM. 2-Replevin; &c. G. Sproat
atty) Eben N. Bunnell. doing bust
ness under the firm name and style
of Bunnell's Auto Sales Company
vs.. H. H. Holiness whose true chris
tian name is unknown.
1874 RIM. 1-Replevin; (E. G. Sproat
atty) Eben n Bunnell doing bust
ness under the firm name and style
Of Bunnells Auto Sales Company
VS.. John Betone.
1912 RIM. Court prom. notes. Fore
cl. Mtg; John Phillips VS.. Joseph R
Blenz and Mrs Joseph r. Blenz. his
wife whose true christian name IS
unknown Lots and block 81
original town of Indiana Harbor
Indiana Mtg, Rec. 1o5, page $50.
Filed Aug. az.
ie443 RIM. Pet. TO sell real estate
Stella Grochoski. Administrative of
the estate Of Constant Grochoski
deceased VS.. Stella Grochoski
widow Jennie Stefanski and John
Stefanski her husband. Frank
Grochoski. Adam Grochoski. Pearl
Grochoski and Sophie Grochoski
Lot in re subdiv. Of lots II to II
incl in block So Indiana Harbor
being a subdiv. in FIR. sec. Is and
%. T 81 n range 9 W Plat book 5
page Is. Recorders Office.
1914 RIM Acct and lost notes:
william Ault also designated and
known as vivid" Ault vs.. Emil
sivois.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Jacob @. Hepp and wife to
William Kalinowski and wife
L 80, B /. Main St. Add. -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31
HOBART

Elmer Ballantyne and Charles Cllf-
ford are spending the week camping
near Benton Harbor
Carl Krausse and william Stommel
returned Wednesday evening from
Green county where they have been for
a couple of days the first part Of the
week
Mr.. sadler and daughter Eurelia. Of
Elmira, n. Y, are here visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brink
Miss Agnes Williams is enjoying a
vfeeks vacation
Mrs. H Neef was Chicago visitor
yesterday and wars accompanied home
by her daughter Miss Myrtle who has
been in Chicago for the past week Wis
iting with relatives.
Mrs. Ed Flick returned wednesday
fran a weeks visit with her parents at
Hamlet. Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Pub Sub Co to Anna Nc
Namara. LIS is. 16. B 2. Plat
H. H. shades Add. ------ mas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31
MILLER

Mrs. H Fahler has returned from a
visit to relatives in Chicago.
The Camp Fire Girls are spending
the last days of their weeks camping
trip near the river, in wishing that a
week were longer and the fourth Of
September not so near
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

CEDAR LAKE.
Pub Sub Co. to Elizabeth Lun-
ney. Is IS, Il, B 2. Plat H. H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Every can of food put up this
summer helps make food shortage
next winter impossible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

the town hall. The prizes. which con-
sist of ribbons for the adults. and
money for the children. will be then
awarded
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Enlist In The Woman's Army
By Conserving Foods.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Though it is reasonable to expect
mild weather and even hot days for
quite a while to come, preparations
are already under way for the warm
clothes that will be necessary when
the biting days of winter are here.
1t is made of black Furwove Swiss
velour coating, with a large collar
and loose panels on the sides. The
trimming of the panels, cuffs, collar
and belt are of Furwove moleskin
bands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31
EAST CHICAGO.

Marry E.. Morrison to Mettie
Jones, L 20. B 81. End Oak
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Jacob @. Hepp and wife to
William Kalinowsh and wife
l. 80. B I. Main St. Add. - 5000
Louise f. Randall to Mary E.
Morrison. L %. B 81. 2nd Oak
PIX Add. ---------------- 100
Marry E. Morrison to Mettie
Jones, l. %, 3 81. End Oak
PIX. Add. ----------------- 100
EAST CHICAGO.
e Chgo. CO. to John Kellar. L
Il. B g. Sub NWA S2-37e-- 10000
Kalmsn Farkas and wife to
zoltan Barabas and wife. Is
30. 81, B Is. Sw 2s-37-9----- 100
Kelly l. Norris and Edith l.
to Arthur Roeske and wife,
l. g. 6. Resub. SW 29-37-9- 5,e00.00
HAMMOND.
Elizabeth Healy and husband
to Edward NJ. Olson. Is 1, ?,
B 3. Gostlin & Webbs Harri-
son PIX Add. ---------- 10000
CEDAR LAKE.
Pub Sub Co. to Elizabeth Lun-
ney. Is IS. Il. B 2. Plat H. H.
Shades Add. -------- 1880
Pub Sub Co. to Anna Nc
Namara. LIS Is. is. 2. Plat
H. H. Shades Add --------- i12-sO
Enlist In The Woman's Army
/ Pv Cor serving Foods.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
lsitbas 8e0icrillto
kncbelf 1oreFfrei9eit
3eitnngen iuegen @ngriffs ant Sic
Bir6e aubas nn6 Mmeriias
inspenbiert.

Sobono, 2. N1ai. = 9ie Saegie.
rtng bot oos .9iario gipanoL4 eine
ipnniide Sogesdeitnng IN Snbona,
ipegen zines glrtifeIs IN Der beittigen
Morgenoltseobe, Der oIs Elm Angriff
otf Die 8iiroe &tbds iino Der Ser.
Stnotelt ongeieber miro, ilispen0iert.
Ser gLrtifeI urtter Der 11eberimrift
sgSie I1derIi6" mar efne @ntgeg-
1ntn9 ouf einen grtife[ Des ggI Gine
iiber Spdnielis Saltlng gum ettrO-
pdifhen 4rieg.
Gin aitsSag aus 6ieipr Gntgeg.
nitng Id1ttet: nabgeieben bon Der
Sotio1e, ooB Sparien bon einenI
Der Staoten, Die iest oliF Geiten
Der g[Gliierten ite9erb fd1on ttfan6es
I'M Norret Der &nnlofstit erDuI0en
ntuBte, uno ooB 6te 26ittng 0ieIer
8robIene Die MogIi1feit GROCER
sSSSrrtiirner IN iid] ibIieBt, u1iab gpn-
rien ben 4rieg iinter gdnS or0eren
@efidspittlften betromteri. tDie oie
6taaten ouf oieIer Geite 6es Gae.
ans. 5ponien fottnte fih niht 70.
3ufagen gum 6poB oonlit Biiftie0en
geben cine fein0Ii1e Mloht gendstnt
gu tperoen. 9iele g5Ifer 0Hnp ieOe
@ei9ihte hun tuobI Dor1rt, ibren
Rolnen 0afiir ber3iigeben. oob fte at
Dem &onfIift eiuen tionlineIlen s[n-
tell nohmen; gpanien nber Bat ap.
rliigeno ariege gefiibrt. ipdniide
Sol6aten firt6 in Der gnnset @eIi
tdtig geiueien unO befiirIen feiue
nelien 2orbeeren."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
OeMtitbc 1oerlmitc
icHeft 100000 1ein!
0ies iua nad Amiterbanter a.nelle
Or. Trienrid Stanmann be-
5auptet baben.

Q[miter6drn, 2. Mai.- sSn eiteut
8ortrag, ipelden Dos friibere fon-
Ierbattbe 0eitgIie6 oes 9fei6stnges
9r. Srieorit6 9tanmann iiber ben
gtnflpB bes &rieges ntf Die 8e'
b0lferung bielt, iagte 0erielbe, bob
0eutidlano felt 8egintt bes &rieges
an Soften 100000 8u beflogen
babe. Sier8t tdrue nod Der @e-
bltrtetriidgdng, ioOoB Die 8eb0l'
ferrng 9ettti6(nn0S ltt 100000
a6genontn1ert babe. Ser 11eberiduB
an Grouen ii6er @tdnner iei bon
100000 auf melt iiber 100000
geItiegen, erflGrte Der 8ortrage10e
ferner. 9euti6ln16 bobe gebItttet,
ipie nod ME felt Dem 30.iabrigen
&riege.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
AaDit6it Ges Ddlltpfers
,1oacitltnt" 9crcttct!
saadl6ootansriIf erfOlste 10 idnea,
OaR BON Den geidiitcm fein
Webrand gemadJt Werben
tpnnte,

SonAon, 2. Wiai. Stopitatt O.
o. Sarris bonn torpeoierten berpaff.
neten omerifnnii6en 2ampfer 9a'
ciutm befinoet ii9 Iaut geridt oes
amertfaniIten &oniuls in einem bri.
tiiden Safen in Si9erbeit. Seltt'
itait s. 6. S9ontns, 8efebIsbaber
ser geidiib.ge6ielt datt,
ober miro berutiBt. 9luBer anptt1n
Sarrfs befinoen iid nod bier peitere
aanoniere oes Sdiffes in Cider
heit; bier tpeitere a6er tperoen NIT
2elitndnt S9ontos bermtBt.
Wlebrere @erettete, bic Beltte m
2onoon eintrafcn, iagten, baB Oas
feirolid,e Guu1boot auerit Samstag
nm 10 ll1r bornittngs geli6tet mur'
be. Cine 9tiniite ipdter tpur0e Der
gorpeooi6uB abgegeben; etne fltr9t.
bare Grploiion erfoIgte. 9a8 S6itf
Ieete iih iofort auf bic Seite uno
beaortg al finten. Ser glngriff fam
10 iiberrai6eno i8neIl, Dab Die @e.
ihiisnanni6aft feline 3eit batte, bon
ben @ei6iibeu @ebrait6 gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Das Gaoeblatt iibcr
SrietensbeStftoltn0cn!
9sntIdIau6 berlanst nnbebinSerte
gInsSe6nuna ieiner ifouDnli.
ihen SntereIeu,

2onbon 9. Wtai. - Sier aef
briGt man fib ben aopf, melder
g[rt Die morgen bonn 9feidston8ler
at na6enoen acknowledgements
iein peroen. g8ie Oieielben ausfoI.
len lnogen, gebt aus einem g[rtifel
in oeut 8erltner Sageblott bernor.
Stt oenielben beiBt es: pDeutiH.
Ion0 muB aueebef oaB es nidt
LANCER oen Grieoen Oiftieren fam.
Deiitidlano aber miro einen Jrie6en
berIangert oer 6em giei1e uu6e.
i6rdtlfte $on6eIsfreibeit uno cine
@arantie fir Die ut5ebtitoerte Qlts.
6ebulng ieiner ofononii6en sSttterel.
len @epdbr leiitet, gleidbieI OF
bieieI6en in Spbnep, gotoboulo o0er
glntiperpen Itegen.
Ger 9fei9stag lit bettte tpieoer
8uiammen getreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
11laitao INT DcMtl9lanS
u. OeIterreic6 c6s1tnoarn!
Seine ORm6eitSrnnsen in Berlin; So
brifarbeiter in Seiterreid.l1H-
garH feiern.

syut $aag, iiber 2onOoM 2. Wtoi.
- Cine filr5e aus Berlin bier EN-
getroffene Depei1e beiagt oaB Der
@erIu6 Der rooifnler So5taliiten,
0te in BEN Munitionsfdbrifen onge.
iteIlten gLrbeiter ait beranlaiiett, ge-
itern Die SGtigteit ein5uitelIen ntib-
lungen lit.
0te 6elltfde 91egierltne bat eine
8elobnttng bon 5000 @art a11f Die
8erbafhtng uno 1teberfiibrltng bon
agitotoren ousgeIest, Die, offenbur
in fetn0Litben 9iellIten iteben0, Der.
iuden, Die gLrbeiteridaft gegen Die
&egierltng oltf3ubeBer.
2onoou, 2. Wla. = 8on Bern
bier eingetroffenet gta9ri4ten 5lt-
folge tuur0e am /. W1ai in gdnd
SeIterrei6- -l1nearn gefeiert. Sn @ien
fanoen 60 @tnHenberinutHtlungen
itatt, ipoielbit Die gtabrungsntittel.
froge eingeben0 beipro1en urlb Dem
6rieoen oas g8ort eereOet tpur0e.
SSrie6en obne @ebietseroberttng tptr-
0e berlangt. Sn elmer geioltitipn
ipuroe Die rtIiii6e 9tebolrtion ber-
berrli6t uno an 0ie rltiiii6en 60.
5ioIiIter Der &ppeIl geri6tet, nit ben
0terrei6.ungnrif6en un0 6ettti6en
griioern SSrieOen gu idlieBen. &ud
in gona 11ngorn tptlr0e Der Wtoitog
BON Der 9(rbeiteri6oft 0ur6 8arn-
BEN unO 9fe6en gefeiert; nirgenb
ober lam es gu glusidreitungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

trteben bobe1, uttb ons lutrb nasB
f'obI ftinnrnenl)
gfiat bieI IDs - iaeea @riter.
.2on6on, 2. We1i.-Bon Der Britt.
i1en syront tDiro getneL0et, bob iidl
bort tp1hrert6 Der Iesten Rabt itidytg
bon 8eloitg ersignet bot. sSu 0em
8eriGt beiBt es: 3Diiben ct Gnefr
tin utto 2ens oonnerten bic @eImiite
itnnufborIin; IN Oen Mbfhnitt bonl
5oilqtiiart ipuroe ein oelttIMer
lleberfan obeefbloge,l.
See iiber brei Sageit ffodf bic
bfitfYAe Sffenfibe. SIM Gcr1pe
SIuB 1T ebertfol[s cine aautpfpouie
eingetreten. Seine 4ortei mar IN
ben oortieen fitrbtboret adnlpfan
irnltanoe, ei11en gorteiI iiber Die al.
oere su er3ieIen. (lln0 bisber bnben
Die 8riten bon forttpdbrenoen Sic.
gen om Serope 5IuB beribtet.)
8riten BET Gdsa geifIaseH.
2onoon, 2. Weoi. Gin bonn
Sonntog 0otierter onttEiber geridt
Ser tiirfiiden Seeresletting Iaiitet::
oSSSyrof-@ ont: 9rei feifoIihe aa~
baIerieregimenter, tpeI9e gegen ilr.6
iere ouf Dem redten l1fer oes @obns
5luiies 1teber0en Sruppett borriid.
ten, tpuroen ourd unier Geuer sst-
riidgeidIagen.
oSt1ni-6ront: 0ie 8riten griffen
nrn 27. NpriL utiiere @orpDiten DIT
rtto be3ogen i'm llferlan0 ibr 2nger.
9aod9oem @erltdrtltngen eiagetroffen
tpnre1 fblugen mir Oie 9ffenfine
our9 eiren @egenongriff 5uriid
Gin berIpdteter tiirfiid]er geridjt
bonn 5reitog lnutet:
aStndt- -5ro1lt:: Sod noriidtigrE
Gddbltng Der britiiben werIaIte iii
Der atueiten Sdl1dt BET @o3u BE-.
tr1gt bic 3nbl Der Dor unieren Eli
rien Iieger1oen britiiden Gotten 1itiu-
oeftens 5000, einidlieBIid) bieler
9ffi8iere.
ngead Neiteilung eines @efonge.
nen tit efte 10000 Mon1 It1rte bri.
tide 9ibiiion ouf 1000 Mlnft1 re-
bu3iert iporoen. gis iest fiil0 feds
9ffi5iere uno 221 Matt1 gef1nga1
genonulen tporoen. Gie 3obI Der
@eriDunoeten lao Gefangenen er.
b0bt fi9 bon Sag at Gag. 9ie
gelte beltebt ants 1900 @eiDebrpa
20 alton1ntiidm @eipebre1 nnD s
Mloidinengetpebren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Grantrei6 iebnt bic
Nmeritaner 6erbei!
JPr GriRcincn amf Sem eMrcpdifGcn BRIGGS
i1amplob wiirSe Sen 1ltMt Scr aHitcrtcn
hcben; 1ltanGcI an GranspcrtiGiffen.
man mibtraut Scr SrieSensoffcrtc Ses lsarslc

Bof6inoton, Q. geoi. - 9ret
Snuptpitltte nebmen beute oos SSn-
tereIie Der Griegsfonlmiiiion Der III.
liierten in glnipru1. gS itnO oieies:
@eI1er Grt, ipir6 Der bonn &etds'
farsler morgen im 9tei6stog at utt'
terbreitenoe frteSensbori6lag iein9
9as gInerbieten Der Ser. Staaten,
bic bier irternierten feinolihen
Sdiffe in 9ienit 5lt iteaen rno Nob.
ritngsmitteI nod ben 2dnoern Der
glliierten 5u befor0ern; ferner Die
@erIider1tng Der @moesregieritng,
ben goit bon SanOeIsi6iffen fin Die
glIiierten fofort IN gtngriff gu neb.
men.
gie Ser. stoaten fino bereit,
Grltppen na1 Dem europ1iiden
arieesidlouplab au ienOeu, faas Die
slIiierten oies iuiini6en.
6rans6Iii1e, engliide rno omeri-
faniihe aomniii1re elauben ntft
6ab eg gum Srie0en fonlnen per'
Sc, eIeidbiel ipeI9e 8eripre6ungen
nnh getbmann.$ollpeg MAIDEN ioll.
te. Daan hdIt Die qanse Sade fir
cinen i6lnuen Oeutiden Sdah5ug.
griteng mill man Die Ser. Staoten
perbinoern, aftib oit arieg tetI5lt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
9eutlde be6anptea
0Qs erOberte OelGn0fl
pie SranscIen stpii0en 4orosncs MitS 1laabcrDipe
Id6a9matt eeicbt; 7llliicrtc perliereis 20
Ill acrcplaftc lgitc Seigelballcrs.
21ieSerlaee Scr Briten bel 6asa; 5000 2

8erlirt iiber 2onoor5 2. Wtai.-8ie
oeutI6e $eeresleitltng beridtete ge-
Itern nben6, oaB Die 6ranaoien 5tpi-
iden 8rognes uno 9Ltberbibe frtl9e
Gttrn1folonren ins sSeter geidth
baben, oob Ole 9elttihen aber alien
fein6li9en glngriffen StdrtO balten
ut6 Ii9 in ben Dem Setrtbe e1ltrtiies
men SteIlungen beboltpten. Siinf.
ltrl0aiporaig fetn0It6e Geroplane un6
flint 5elielbnnons tpitr0en bon ben
9eutiden obgeidoiien.
8as bic sSrnnsOien fugen.
2lus oent frona6iii6en $aiiptqiior-
tier, 2. Moi. - Gin onerifaniiher
3eitungsforreiponOent beihreibt Die
Sdlu6t 3tpiiden 8rosnes unO @it.
berbioe olS fltr6tbor. lteber oos
blutige @eFe6t BEL Moronbillers
i9rei6t er: g2o6 ortiGeriitii6er gor.
arbeit iebte Die fran8oiiide Snfante-
rie gum Sturnt on; I'M eriten an.
lauf gepannen oie sSronaoien etipn8
an @run6 11o 8oferL oant ieBte
6ie 6eltti6e SeeresIeitrtng frifde
&eierben elm, itnS Die Sran8oien fa-
men ni9t ipeiter. Sci einen1 ener.
giib ausgefiibrten @egenangriff
iporfen Die 9eutiden ite in Die alten
SteIlunsen a4riid, olts tnel6en fte
ober bnI0 nie6er berft6rft berbors
bra6en. Gs fam at einen1 piitet.
ben @aionetttanlpf; un6 mera Die
sSranaoien n1t9 bic un6 6u benz
@egener tpei6en utltBten, 10 baben
fte In oIlgen1eiren 6o9 Die @ioer-
iton6sfroft Ser 9eirt0e gebroden.
(eSSn Dem geitrigett offi8iellen 0eitt.
ffen @eri6t beibt es, boB Jie 9eut-
i6en Die S6ben bon Wforonbillers
qeltilrttt nnb ben 5einO otts ben
bon ibut ero6erten SteIungen ner-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
KcnIkrip ripticnsbin Dor
Sem lecnfetenskc

gsaIbiueton, 9. 0Iai. - 8ie aon.
itriptionsbOrIoge 1T oIio I'M Senat
ipieOer in 9auid nnO gogen onge.
nonnen iDor6en, ll1S 0ieielbe miro
iest III genteiniomen &onferen5ous.
ibuB beroten tuerOen. Scr Senot
bot Sit1cof bon 0e6rasfo, Gbant.
berlain bon Oregon luno 8nrren bon
8Doning Su 9eitgIie6ern 0teies
&onferen5ausiduIies ernornt; oas
Sons bot feline 9titgIipoer au oent.
ieIben nod 5u ernenuen. 9os SEQ.
nitee miro morget in Sisung ee.
ben. Gin aonprontib ipegen oes
9llters Der glus5ubebeaoen miro ie.
benfaIls SuItnnoe gebrnht neroen;
man bat oabon lelproden. oos
9ienitalter opiiden 21 unO 80 Sab
rem feit3uiesen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
DemtItftc Sc6iffe
int Dienit 9eitent!

8oiAineton, 2. glai. - 9as
Sougfontifee fir $anOeIsnorine.
4noeIeaenbeiten beri9tete iene Bill
oiinitiq elm, Die 0en grGii6erten
Sog gsedlt eibt, olle IN nmeritnniiden
Safen befinoli6en feinOIi6en S9iffe
al beidlaguabmen rno IN 9ienit gu
itelen.
Die .S6iffabrtsbebor6e bat
befanitt eegeben oaB Die 6ei9lag.
ltobmten 6ellti6en S6iffe iOfort IN
gienlt geItellt peroer I'M geab.
ruriagmiftel mad ben 2dtt0ern Der
gl1liiertet All IGaffeu. 3pei FOLDER
Sdliffe, bic Bel Der GrtlGrung oes
arieagsuItanoes beidIognobntt muir
Sen, iino bereits nusgebeiiert ltno
fonnen in ser Ite9en; ml0ere S9iffe
luer0en binnen elmer ISOLDE iotpeit
uusaebeiIert iein, nm in gee itehen
III f6nnen. Der Ganpfer Clara
Dlcnl,inq Der in gtep gort inter.
ntcrt mar, befin6et iia beiite daf
Dem meae nod Baltimore. 9ort
lpirD 0os Gdiff nit @eiden befr19.
tct iperoert. Der fir sStalien beltiHlrlt
if. Der oeiltiae 9auipfer Yiia Ut
hasu auseriebe1, @eisen mad Drant-
reid All briugen. 6oIlten bic SHifte
torpe6iert uno perientt weroert, 10
aeriioren 0ie 9euti9en @tgentiirI,
0as i1neu geb0rt.
Is 1T Der @oridIag gemaht NOR
Srn. 0eutIGe 4riegseefangene bon
yranfreidl un6 England mad ben
Der. Gtoaten 5u bringen; Die Seiite
..annieit bier beiier berpflegt urto
ur slrbeit bernnge5oeen iperOen; De-
pn glnpeienbeit niif ben Shiffet
piir0e nndl @eudbr Ieiiteft 0oB bic.
g6eu niht aerit0rt uiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
emftI6iffers GnSe.

Beniacola, 5ln., 2. Wtdt. - Der
2ufti6iffer 2elltnottt q. 81. San.
firf BON Der 8uroesmarine itiir5te
geItern NIT ieinem aeroplan aus ei.
ner S0be bon tnuieitO SUB III Die
genIacold goi uno ertrant. 2euts
nant Stone bon ser &iiltenpabe, Ser
lid ebenfaIs in ietnem 5Iug5eug IN
BEN 2iiften befauo, iub ben SEbitltra
lieB Iib ebenfaIIs nieOer un0 iprong
ms 8aIier, ltn ietnen &nnera0en
Su retten. Gs lpGbrte ieood bier5ig
M1inuten, Bis Ser @eritngIiidte aus
ben Sriimmern beraitsge5ogen Der.
ben tornte. 2lae @ieOer6ele6unes-
beriu6e blieben erfolglos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Aeatcritito beItc4t
so PolsSa1ftpfcr!
&erI6ieOene sirmen bnben bereits
NIT Sem 8nn Serartiger
Sampfer bespnnen.

glep gorf, 2. 0aoi. = 9ie Bun.
6esregierltng bat nit Ser bieitgen
SSSraenielrfirma 6. 81. Desmond &
60. einen &ortroft auf Ben 8an
bon 80 Sol3Oonpfern obgei6lohen,
meI6e 0u5t bienen iollen Dem oettt.
Iden Sou96ooti9refen an ben 2eib
at qeben. glu1 nit Ser 5irnta Son.
0erion & Torter lit elm &ontrdft auf
Oie 2ieferung bon Sol8oampfert
obgeidloHen morben
8lumen, alle 10 Sage Elm Sdifi
sr bdneR.
Die Soltnontion Co. fpelde eben-
fans $ol5idiffe fiir Die Geeiertng
baut, itnternintfl1t es; oIle 5ebn Sd.
ge Elm G6iff fertig au iteGen. Sc.
6es Gdjiff ntiBt 300 SUB, lit 46
SUB brett, Bot einen Siefgong bon
II SUB tmo miro 5000 &onnen
fniien 9ie Soften itno olf $50,
900 biz 100000 angeidloger1. 2iG
@eieuiduft bot iopeit 80 &ontroftl
in Slusfii6rung u1o beih1ftigf ge
eenmGrtig 5tpiiden 5000 un0 90,
600 9(r6eiter, in beridPoefen EeiIer
oes 2ou6es. Die Gegierung plant
GbnIife @erften gum 8ou bon &oI3
id1iffen alir 8efabrnn9 6es StiIlei
0aenns st errid)ten uno sipar in De
gidbe bon GortlanO, Oregon on
Columbia aiber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
1orcpbescibeit 111alt9eI
alt SarittritaI9incn!

g6icago, SG., 2. 0aai. - @2it-
glie0er eines bon ser gtattondl SSSrrt.
pIement & @ebicle glIioctottoit er-
nuunten Speaialfonlitees, tpel9es ge-
tern bier 5uiarlnten gefoumen mo-.
rem geben in elmer Offentli6en @r.
flGrung an, Dob Die sSabrifanten bon
sSdrnlmoidinen nltr 70 8ro5ert oes
BON ibnen ben0tigten 8e6arfs on
Sta6L erbalten f0nnen. 3ieS be-
oetdet, OpB Die 6artner ntht INIT
genigeno 6arnlmoi9inett altsgeitot-
tet tperoer fonnett ipos Die 10 iebr
nottuenoige Mebrproouttion an @r-
ocugnilIet in Srage itellt.