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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

'iraham FIour Versus Kicc.-How docs a
pound Of Graham -four compare in food lue
with pound Of rice? We hear much about
rice means OF reducing the cost OF living
| do not believe il is such perfect food rs
Graham flour cheap. get pounds of
Graham -four for - cents. and il makes eight
loavre that weigh more than twelve ioaves OF
bakers bread costing - cents each. |
licve is the cheapest food the market for
the main part Of meal more palatahlc and
satisfying than rice. ] wish every housewif Re
could know how easy II is to make Graham
bread and how cheap it really Is
MRS. j. r.. NJ
Answcr.--Th" United states Department OF
Agricu!ture's I;uletin IS (Which may he OBJ
tanned from the Superint endent Of Documents
Washington. H. G.. for 10 cents in coin. and
which every housewife should have. states
that pound OF Graham h"ur supplies 1859
calories. while pound of rice supplies 1880
"a tories, YOU arc really right about It. though
rice be made very palafabic item II The
unpolished t''brown" rice) is used. the
polished rice generally sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
The Voice of the People
As evidence of good faith. letters must
give the nnne md address, OF the writer. Name
viii not he published IT writer requests.
Make all rOmmun lcntiOns short.
ON the Duties Of Prosperity.

To Tho Editor or Tho Times Dspatch.
Sir.-burinc this great strife our country
There is ~" occasion for anybody TO get
alarmed. either about MS private business or
the general welfare. II tho bankers and
moncyed men OF the country will Just have tho
and check the wonderful! prosperity that has
fallen upon the United States will cmcrgc
from this war the worlds leading nation in
commerce. finance and military powcr--the
greatest Of ancient or modern times. German
power and prestige VIII have been broken:
England and France will turn in their y a ed
condition 10 US their sianch and tried friend:
Russia viii need encouragement. money and
goods. our feet, bearing the commerce OF the
world, VIII have been hni,. and the cioriou.
as tho symbol OF liberty and national glory
and honor over tho world. Nations viii come
a premium indeed, Mr.. Editor. this country Is
ali riGhe Wo can live twelve months without
9 CROP In fact. we. shall roran the Egypt
for pnrishing humanity. We shal continue 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Tho call 10 the Boy scouts by the
ire bells last evening met Win A
prompt response. Within thirty min
utcS large number OF them had as
scmhief IN front Of tho Young Mems
hriStlan Association from ali parts Of
tho city.
Horace l. smith. Jr.. Of this city.
mas received his commission az nrat
lieutenant Of engineers. L. $ A. ana
Is awaiting his assignment To scryice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
No Politics Now

T'L1HU ROOTS acceptance Of his appoint
IL ment by tho President head OF COM
mission to Russia would complete most
remarkable illustration Of this country's unfit
cation in the face Of danger from without.
There are men Of small mind and small spirit
who still subordinate patriotism to partisa n
ship. but the men to whom the country looks
have put TO one side all party feeling. and
are thinking only OF the Union
During the presidential campaign Mr. Root
opposed President Wilson, but now that the
nation is menaccd the President ais on his
political enemy to give his brilliant mind and
talents 10 his country'S service. Little men
are sQuabbling. but the men who count are
standing back 10 back II Mr.. Root declines
the appointment. ii Will be for some good
reason totally apart from politics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

EnsiiSh and. after the war. doubt viii
help the German people
, Every man should now be patriot and do
ms ms hutE. one moment of glory will swectcn
i Tvs. i"r without lasting story wo have not
mhcu; Let us. then, get busy and go at this
War like We did the Panama Canal. Surely, IL
we can cut q trench like that in Panama. we
France y 4 T. SMITH
Cardwcll. Va April -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Tn-Day's Hest Hand-Pickcd Joke

She entered downtown cigar store. and the
clerk left a regular customer to Wal, on her.
Il want TO set birthday present for my hus-
band she began.
Yes. maan.' agreed tho clerk. "a box of
nice cigars, now
NO indeed she Interrupted firmly i've
read enough funny paper Jokes about the kind
Of cigars woman buys No. want to buy him
4 pine
Certainly. What kind OF pipe would you
like to see
One suited to of about forty two
though he doesn't look 80 old that-hve feet
and nine inches tall. rather. stout. and with
dark har and mustachc.' = Cleveland 'rlsin
Dealer.
NJ Complaint Mt All.
There 4 in town
Who ALI simple joys would frown.
And through the streets each day would SLOUGH
Revealing some perfected crouch
SO. when he passed. need 20 drown
Deep grief felt in tcwn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Champ Clark says he wants the flower and
youth of this country to have a chance to
volunteer. That's exactly what they would
have under the discrcdited volunteer system.
And meantime the droncs and Slackcrs would
hold back and let the Flower and youth" go
out and fight for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

The memhcrs OF the Moose will cive
dance OF the Moose Home 3.5 Eas,
rrahkHh street tonight from . 10 IL
o'clock. Members and thcir rrin,d.
arc invited to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

NJ joint meeting "t tho Council
land Board OF Aldermen las, uIrb, ~,
recommendation OF tho conference ON
inc hcens" tax on merchants. on which
Inc TWO bodies had disagreed. were
adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

j. Frank Fooshe OF the food SUNNY
committee OF The Richmond Chapter OF
the American Red Cross. Will speak M
the regular weekly meeting OF tho
Equal Suffrage League OF Richmond
TINS afternoon at 80 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Columbia. The Gem OF the occ,n

q Columbia. the gem of the ocean.
Tho home Of the bravo and the free:
The shrine Of each PATRIOTS devotion
~ world offers homage to thee;
ny mandates make heroes assemble
When lihcriy'S form stands in Wow
Thy banners make tyranny trcmblo
Three cheers for the red, white and
blue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

theories concerning formation OF sun spots
The three most prominent are analogous OF the
terrestrial cyclone. antcyclonc. and combina
ton or TWO types \ lengthy discussion OF sun
SPOTS is found in Bulletin No / ECLIPSE Meteor
olocy and Allied Problems) Of the United states
Weather bureau. 1t may lie obtained through
the chief Of the Weather Bureau. Sunerin-
tcudent Of Documents. Government Printing
Office, Washington y. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Too Much. for Her,

Miss oldGirl has made patriotic sacrifice
which ought to give her place among the
martyrs"
What did she do
Refused 10 marry who was looking
for tho security he thought conferred on
husbands"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost nny topic except
ing on legal aud medical subjects nnswcre d
free j.! The Timcs-DIspDtch Informs tIon Bu-
rcnu Through our Washington branch are
fortunate in having access to the unparnlc lc d
resources of tho various Federal
dcpnrtments md tho great Library Of Congress.
which furnish Information OF priceless NnIue n
the public. As nil Inquiries answered d.
rcctl: by peraonal letter. irrespective of whether
printed, II :-rcnt stamp In required for return
postage Writer'S nnmc must he Furnished
tinitihIs Will not nnswcr), md post -oGirc nd
dress must he plainly given. Address The Tim -
bisPntch Information Hureau. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
who Said the Navy Couldn't shooto

EiAllD on the heels Of the tribute which
- a. ) Franklin president Of the Inter
national Mercantile Marine paid TO the
american naval officers and men who form
''' suh crews OF that company's great ships.
comes me announcement that one Of these
crews aboard the American liner Mongolia
has sunk a German submarine
IL was fair hit at 1000 yards whan only
me perscope Of the raider appeared above
the waves
Here is the answer to hose walI-cycd
'rl'ics who for the last year have been
Shflehing that the American navy had for
gotten how TO shoot The efficiency mo
navy mas dispaycl Oh every occasion. what
ever the duty it was called on to perform
airoady mad given an answer. but this sbo,
which VIII he heard around the world, is mo
hhal demonstration ana proof
we waste no sympathy on tho assassjns
"c'"a! or potential who formed tho r-boa,,s
GREY" hey were bold men, hut so also wore
l"" buccaneers who sailed the Spanish main
ana tn" rod Indians who scalpcd defopenIo..
women and children OF colonial america
me! hay" met the fate they deserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Itefrigcrntars,

Mrs. II. T.. e.. Eichmono.--i'o remove the ohor
from Il refrigerator that has hccn painted burn
pan of charcoal in IL H.! DAY, and At night
pans Of cold water tho shelves The
tiny particles Of lead and oil which separate
from the painted surfaces will settle in the
water, and will not rise again into the air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Ahomt Protecting Lnrd~n..

r r.. Eichnond.-rhc damage that cats and
birds VIII do Ia your Garden, it Your planting
Of see" has been liberal. Will be neg siblc; in
decd. the birds will he helpful in destroying
insect pests. Protect against damage bv dogs
by any means that may he readily available
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

nreless cooker may be very cessfuly used
provided II is we'll made: that is. the packing
thoroughly done The fact that the cooking
done with the hreless cooker is accomplished
entirely by heat retention is we'll known by all
The princ ipal feature. then. in their cons,ruc
ton the packing of the box. holding the
pocket in which the vessel containing the boil
ing food is placed with something which is a
nonConductor of heat. and take great pains
that tho packing may he carefully and Well
done. There many different materials which
may be used. HAY. excel ior paper. cork such
as is used around shipped grapes, and asbestos
\ l5-ccnt wooden candy pail. lined with ashes
los or several LAYERS Of newsparers: an empty
lard pan with closet cover Of such size
as 10 allow space of three inches for packing
At side bottom and top. and a solid packing in
he will make very satisfactory cook
There should also be a cushion made of muslin
filled to place over tho top of the
rocket between ii and the wooden cover TO the
pail With such a cooker the long. slow cook
ing REQUIRED by cereals and tough meats may
he ACCOMPLISHED with much less fuel than
without It's aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Carnegie Hero Medals.

j. T. j. Echmond--For information a
how TO secure Carnegie hero medals. address
f. NJ Wmot. Secretary and Manager oliver
Building, Pittsburgh IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

There is luck i'm odd numbers. Even 20 would
be all right IL we had the privilege of selecting
tho persons to whom il should Ee attached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Alfred Noycs. In Open Boats"
'St"kesb, gives the FIRST authentic ac-
count Of tho sunorinSs and loss OF
life which have followed attacks Of
German submarines on uuarmcd mcv-
chant SHIPS on the high seas The
facis are from tho British Admiralty
records and from his own talks with
SURVIVORS,. They tell OF mon. women
and children consigned to open boats"
In all wcHthers. many miles from shore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

In canceIing the contract with the virginia
navigation Company. Secretary Daniels made
II pam mat war profits would not be allowed
I" stand between the public and Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Lu1uries we are told will bear the prin
clpai burden OF tn" war cost But under
present conditions all necessities are luxurios
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

3PCBIIsHED ever, day in the Mt 10 South ICn,n
street, Richmond, Tho Times Dispatch run
q tlikhink Co. Inc. Charles l.. lnsbrooA Editor an"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
Books andAuthors

Mrs. Nelson OShauEhnessy author Of
Diplomats Wife in Mexico" has
written her publishers that she has
loft switzerland. where she had spcn,
the winter working on her nov book
ana mas conc TO Paris for tho spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

H. a. representative Anthony contends the
,""'"'"l makers are responsible for the war.
nov Is ~ mat the government is determined
|" hoId them rieidly.to reasonable proftp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

state Leaders Dig for New Tax Veins +"
remarks headline in the New York World
IN coming legislative sessions that is IikcIv
TO be one OF the principal indoor sports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Plant early swat the fly and take your
serum shots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Miss NJ y. T.. Abingdon. Na.-The expression.
Cod tcmpors the wind to the shorn lamb is
from Maria" by Laurence Sterue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

LORD Curzon says Keep your eye on Mceo-
potamla Those who have been out Of
school any length Of time viii add First
find Mesopoi anna"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
United Stntcs District Gnmrt..

w" Amelia Courthouse. Na.--1hcrc iot
United states District Courts in tho United
states aud its possessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Turkey has broken with 1his country
That will be another reason for barring tn,
hoochc e-koochec dance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

sAppREss ALI. COMMENTATORS to The Times
q Dispatch. and not indir iuus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

pahNlHes police seem TO have detained"
'ha' labor Train under the sort OF law that
used TO govern the Russian third section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

germany is still popular in Mexico That
- one OF INC hardest blows the empire lately
has received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

Randolph j.
Private Branch EXCHANGE
ronnrctins with all depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
THE DISPATCH

JEBtersd .isnuary 80. 1908. the Post Office At
~ RIchmonj, Va. a second CIass matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

HItANCU OFFICES: Wash
irrton, ;i8 Fourteenth
street, y. w: New York
CITY. Titth Avenue Hu!id-
ing: Chicago. Peoples t,ns
Building; Philadelphia. Mu-
tuti l.lfc building.
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uelte 41aetei tlts
ceberl 0critfen.

Gbicoao, 5. Oft. @ier bat iidl
cine neue politiide cyraftion, Ste
u91ationdl 9artei" gebiloet, lnelde
Die bollfte ltnteritiiblng zines WroBs
teile8 0er So5ialiitert Grobibftiotri.
item 9rogreiitoalr iotpie aud Ser
Gerfehter Der gin5GIiteier ltno Iii.
abbdngigfeit geltieBen ioll. lleber
80 Legislative gfefornte1t iultr0en Be.
reits III Die 8latforn Der 1teuen 9ar-
tel altfgenomnen, Cine 6e(0iornm-
lung, neIfe $4,000 ergob, fon nie
@rlnotdge fir eiilen WhIlion. Dollar.
Sunni filr Die 1920 9antpogte BIZ.
Den.
8rouenitintnredt, rationale Bro.
bibition, Ginsellteuer, ltebernabnc
oIler offenttiden Snititutionen llu0
9etrie6e burh Die Geqierilng, 9lr-
beit8refornten, Q[bifafiang Der ge1ei.
men Diplomatic, 6reibeit Der Naeerp,
4bidaffung Der at bod beme{ienen
Carrie ttllo 9teuert @riln0ltng Ell.
ner irtternationolen llnion Sur slitF.
redterbdItitn9 0es 5rie6erlg, Re0e.
freibeit inter geptiieu 8eihrdufun.
9en uno biele an0ere 0erortige Ser.
ipre6un9en biloen sic SoltpfItiikeu
Der 9lotforn1 bieier ueiten 8artei.
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Blnttse 7tffaire
i'm 6crit1fsl oals

aatias gitD, @o., 5. Gftoher
fSraa 4ntlo Qoriett, bic g9itine Des
5toot0eteftiben Nrtbur 81. 2orieft,
idoB beltte i'm iiberfilaten @eritbts.
ioal auf ben Der GrnorDung t1res
@attelt angefIogten 9legerpre0i9er
8iQiart 8aDis sSones ltp1 fiiQte
ibm le6ensgefd6rIi9e @6rlebanqeu
at. Cine 5dineifer Der sSralt, Die
e6enfnlls bei Der 9erban0Innq anne
ieno mar, berillAte gIeidfaIIs Sen
gl0r0er ins 6eiiare Senieits 51t bef0r-
bern ipur0e ieooh on Der 9lnBfiib.
r4n8 ibrer Eat bon Goli8iYten qebin.
bert, g1adOeat fitb Die glufregllnq
unter Der 8u6oreridaft gelegt bate,
fltbr Der gidter NIT Der 8erban0.
lung fort uno berurteiIte BEN anae-
flagten Neger nod Der Sdul0iqipre.
dung 8u fiinf8ig Sabre 3ththalts.
6rau 0oriett, Delde nntiirlih lDeaen
berIudten Sooidlags ipfort IN Saft
genonlnlen tDur0e, tit gegen gtellunq
bon $4,000 @itrgibnft auS oerieI6en
eutlaiiet tpor0en.
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Sritcn Oringrll fintn
GilOnteter lueit )Dr!
1,iirttcmbcreiI6e Crmppen itiirraefs anf Sem Ots
mfer Scr 11taas feinSlidlc Sdan5et IN elmer
2lmsSebnmno BON 200 11ictert.
Sransolen beri4ten iiber Reftisen @el4askantpfs

gerlin. iiber 2onoon 5. Oft. -
@os atieqsontt meloete 9eitern
obeno iiber Die Sdtad)t iu 8lanoern:
@abren0 Der geitrigen aonpfe OraA-
gen Die 8riten mn etpa einen aIlos
meter melt III 11mere &antpf5one DDr,
unD alpar 8lpil6en 8oeltopelle ant0
@belbulet. 3u belonoerer @eftlGfelt
qeItolteten ii1 Die Sample ojtIiC6 BON
3onne6efe luto meltli9 ppn gece-
Iaere.
syn Dem 9[beil0berid)t 0eS borigen
Cages betBt es Qtn Der Silite iorpie
8lpiiden 2angemorf ruto 3anoboorte
iteigerte fi4 oas gCrtiaerie0nea ae-
itern mie0er 6u 9roBer 9eftigfeit,
%%Sr Den utittlereu glbidnitten Der
59ladtiront fam es 3u nller1eftigs
iten 8euerousbrii1en. 2tm Morgeu
u11teruabm Der 6elro ipie0er pergeb-
lide glnitrenguueel1 ben bon 1tt5 aln
8ortage u0roliA Der StrdBe 2)pertl-
Mtenil eroberten 9oOen 8lrilt5uge.
ipittnen. 2tae Qtn9riffe mur0en bllt-
tig abgeidlagert.
9lrlneefront oeutiber &roupria5
8eioerieits Der 5traBe 2oon-5oii.
ions baben 0ie qlrtiQerieu ernelt leb.
bafte 31ti9feit entluidelt. 9(n Der
9ti8ne, nobe 9teinl8 uno in Der
Champagne ipuroen IN gluitIdrung8-
norit0Ben einige @efangene unb Bell-
te eingebrodt.
Qtuf Dem 0itIidcn ltfer Der 0loos
gelang e8 geitern frit9 unieren
8iirttelnberger Iruppen, auf BEN
gtor0obbang Der Sobe 344. oItlid
Samo9nent, fron3oiiide Shan8en IN
elmer 2lu80ebutln8 bon 1900 Mteter1
i'm Stltrnn 3lt nebmen. Die Strange
len ltnternobmen togsiiber oht @e.
genangriife in Der Abiidt, itns 3ur
gtufgobe oe8 eroberten Booens an
3lpinger. QtudJ bel Iodt folate eitl
5d9er, fein0Iit5er 2tn9riff.
a8dbren6 Der erbitterten Sample
lDur6en Die 5ran8oien BET ie0eut g(ll.
loB 5ltriifgetrieben. Bon 3lpet fran-
5oiiiden 9ibiiionen blieben iiber $50
8efangene in uuierer Sann, pG9retlo
ii6 Die blutieen GerIuite 0es 5ein0e8
NIT ie0em 5turtnangriff erb0bten.
0as 4rtiaeriegefedt breitete itdb port
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aonbFqebiet iiber bic bennhbdrfen
s5routabldptitte qlts tnO bieIt fidj
ludbrel1o oes gdt15en Cages lnlD Der
gladt auf eIeider Stdrfe.
gritiidler 8cridjt.
2on6nn, 5. Oft. - General @aig
lnaloet; Gie Gcntiden bdben ibre
botfrnr1gsloien @egenangriffe nltfge-
ge6en; oie britii1en Eruppelt beberr.
iden 0as geitern bon linen ernberte
geldnoe auf Dem 8aBhenoneIe S6-
benrilden. 9eitIidl bon glpern De-
idoB Der 5eino utliere lleuen 5tel-
lmgeu aus ihnereln @eidjiib.
g}Gr0li6 BON @onSeqttfoltrt neriud)te
cine feinoIibe 4atrotiIle, iii linlere
@rGben eitlau0riugerb ipnrbe aber
mitteIs @elDebr. un0 9iQfdbinellge-
ipebrfauer 3uritdgetrieben. Mir fiao
0abei 0os ero6erte @eldnoe 8lt befe.
Itigen. sesStt Der Ndd6oriAaft BON
Gems nuroen orei feinoIide 1tefer-
fale nad erbittertea aampfe nbge-
idlagen.
gSas bic TrnnsuTen melben.
@Qri8, 5. Gft. 9luf Dem Gjts
ufer Der 02ad8 bel 9e8pnbanr atno
9iigeI 344 ullter6ieIt Der feino IeBie
9}aat ein gerualtige8 @eibihfelter.
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hcit0re6 e6kc1ftitee tt,itS
Reitee1liise illttcriuebcn!
iunf gJlitslieber bes 46ecorbuetcu.
9aaies tperben nit Nieier glngs.
legeu6eit betraut

gsai6ington, 5. OIL. - 2luf SIN.
troo 0e8 g(bgeoroneten gtebbens
bon MtiIiiIjippt tpuroen iud6reno
Der geitrigen &ouqreBs5ibrng fiinf
1litglie6er oieier SRorperihdft nit
Der lluteriudltng Beg oueeblihen
Neitedungsberiuhes non Rebraien-
tanteu Durd oeittide ge8ierin9s6e-
ante betraut.
Ser Repraientaut &eilin ton g(fd-
bonn bebaliptet. 6oB itd beridie6ene
llitqIie0er, felt ben Gutbuaungen
iiber ben @erluh Der beuti6en SEC.
gierung iid ottrd BeI68upenoungen
neridieoene aonqreBnlttgIieoer ge.
fiiGig 8lf MAIDEN, icbr aberoddtig Be-
fomnten" bdtten. glod oent oben
ertpdbtten @eidluB ioQ 6ieies SEQ.
mite iporgeu einet dtsfii6rlihen
9ridt iiber ieine 1Qtigfeit obIe.
gen bod lit es ibm bis iett nift
9elungeli, iraenotpeIhes 9eIoItltnas.
material ausfinoig 8u mod)en. oef.
IT,: berIougt fpobl ben @erbor 5obf-
reider 3euaen on8 ol[e1l Seilen
0es 2arbes, on ieoo9 benl auSihuf
feline MlitteI betpiaiat pur0eh i'm
0ie nidt unbeoelteroen Soften an
Heitreiten 6iirfte ipobI Die gan8e
llrteriudung in ben Sano perloufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
Scleoten>l1cr rii0eruito
lit icbt Geies!

@ai5in8ton, 5. Cft. Ger &c,
nat pniiiertc bic @orloqe, nod tpel.
der iifl SoG0ateu bis at $4,000
bel Der gfegierung nerii9eru IoiIen
tno aud fin @erIeblmgen ODER Sir
6eitslnfabiafeit eine gelpiiIe monot.
Iide gntiddoigltng beoniprltdeu fon.
men, Cine anoere Sorloge, noh
tueIder 0o8 Giqertum Der 2[ngeb6ri.
gen Der Ser, 5taaten g(rlnee ODER
Marine auf BEL glifteriitlltng Der
finan3ietlen 8erpfti6tlutgen unan.
taIt6ar lit, puroe BON Qbgeorbneten.
bous angenonmteM 6o6 beiBt es,
6oB Der 6enot in 0ieiem Talle erit
In Der fonunenoen 9e8eln6er 5ibun9
6eraten miro. Sen @eneraInajoren
9eribing uno Bib tpuroe fir 6ie
9auer 0e8 arieges Der GiteL eiue8
nirtliden Generals berlie1eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
l5ritiltbcr Hrcilser
tcrpeSiett u. pericnkt!
Gin GffisieT nMb Is glaun fummen
infplge Der bernriadlteu GrplO-
lion INNS 4ebeR.

2onbon, 5. Oft. - 0ie britiide
Gbuliralit1t uladte geitern Qlbeno
befouut, 0uB Der areu3er a4rofe"
lebteu 9ienstag an Der 9}orofiiitc
Srlanos bon eineun feinoIi6en Enud.
boot torpeoiert nno berientt NOR.
0eni It. Gs gelang 0en1 5dtfie, iid
bis gum Gingatg zines Snfens 6u
idleppen ging abar o0nn uuter.
Gin 9ffi3ier llno Is W1ann Der
@eiabung tpnrSeu iufoIqe Der Grplo.
iion an 9ora 0es sdiifes getotet;
Ser ii6ri0e Eel Der @iounifoft tuur,
De gerettet.
Ser 'Sreit3er o8rofc" mar $4,000
Gonncn groB, Irur0e 1901 bonn Sta-
pl gelaiien nno butte enc yabrqes
ldniH0iqfeit bon rs anoten bic
Stlnoe; bic @eiotitng 6eitono aus
900 912onn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
gse6rasfaS Gurnerutc ubenanf.

NoI5inQton 5. 0ft. = Qlnton
9re0Ia bon Grete, glebr., Ser fid inn
Often auf 9eiuh befan6, iprod &C.
itern bel Genntor 6it4cof bor. Serr
2reola iagtc, oab Rcbrasta OieIes
Sabr Die mertDoQite GorHeritte bobe,
mie Der Staot ien1aIs auf5uneiien
bate. gift iuirt0er mar bic Safer.
ernte cine rcid6aGtiQe uu0 Die }(Ifol=
faernte itbertraifa oae grmortllngen.
4lles in ollem genpmmcn inqtc
Greola, bot Der 8ert Der 9}e6roSto
Grnten In oiei2m Sabre cine nod nic
6ageueiene Sobe erreidt."