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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

benJuder, iluo lie reid, aber Idfper pers
ouuli4 finO ane pil8e, idiperer ais Oas
5lsif6, baber biIben Ite mebr tin 6enubs
mittel, als Elm 8oltsnabruRgsmittel,
uber dIs erites iinb tie u%uiEdbbar uHo
fiHotn beute als ioldts, iDcaigItsns i'm
G%bampiguDn unb Der Sriffel, iiberal
lire bOlite 8iisbigung.
aGe fleii9igen 9utpil5e iper6en ii
ibrem Mddstum f6ou bur9 gerinje
aGltegrabe abgtt6tet. GonIt gilt fir
bas pil5nddstum dls tin3ige 93Oingurq
in Der 6ruttiFitations3eit cine Gusreis
denbe 5eu8tigteit unb ftu geioiKes Rag
bon Marine. 8irb linen bieles in Der
binoung nit reiden organiI4sn IGbrs
itoiFen geboten, 70 erideinen lire dru9ts
tDrper erItaunIid fdaeIl uber DER grr'
nberildde.
5inIi9tli9 Der GRATIFYING Ser gilse
fpielen bic 5trmente, bic ben 3srIaa btr
berIde6snIttn Stpffe beipirtea, cine bers
p~prrdgtnbe Roae. Die Qufaa6me bsr
9abrrng erfolgt burd 8iffuIiOn BON g,s
lDItsn Stofftn, hire 8erdr6ei!und Mrs
i'm Snnern Der 3taen hnrd bic @irtuns
gen Der 5ermente befSf5f, in erIter ainis
bon Gn3pmsn, bic Mittter BEL ttmiiGea
&eultionen iinb, bic ionit ii6erbaupt ni5t
eIntreten piiroen.
4bpeidenb BON ben g%ep0bnli@tn pifs
5en. bilbsn bic 5ruFfelpil3e gum Seil ans
iebnliae, tRoQige Grudtt0rpsr aus, ole
aber untsrirbifd padIen. SIRE Grntc
erfolgt init 5ilfe bon 6ugoen Ibtr
S9ptinsn, tpslhs burb ibrea Gerud bi.
fart buftenben SriiFfeln i'm 8cosn duis
fiRben. Die 3iere tperben fir rieTe Qrs
belt obgsriftet. Gin SGipsin pitter!
cine Sriiffet I'm @obsn f9on auf 8 SUP
G~ntfernung. Der SriifftI5u1er arG6t
bdnn bic SriiTfsl bori6tig aus. Spnll
Seigt fih bic Sriffel i'm Boom bur9
ileine RiFe an. bic burh Sas idnsIe
Wa6sium unmittelbdr Dor Der asifs bes
pil5es entitebsn.
9ouptIddlid III es bic gsrigorotrifs
Fef, bic Der 5einidmedcr fhdst. ,3ias
nlani Der Slide mamie lie Bsiq;at Sas
bdrin, Der orDbt froR0oIifds 61itros
iopbs. unb aIrrdnber Dumas be!ra6tetc
lie als hds ssacrlm sacror1m4 oIIer
@ourmdnbs. Qbsr bas feline GrOma,
has Der Srifftl innetpohat 1T reAt
fIiifiia uab sntrpsiht ldneG, lhpn mad
feds Stunbsn III iaum n9b cftpas BON
ibn IN ihr entbaiten.
8ur9IdnitIen lit bas 5leiIf Der
9riFfsI psiblidl, nit tpeiBliheH unb
brdunlifen a6sru burd3pgsn. sic reift
in 9aubmalnuHgen nit toniasialtigsm
4pbfn, i'm tidten 6aIclsebiiIA in Bus
hsnp1l6ern, am beitsn a5er pirO lie In
Gihenndlotm auf aalihooen, en- ben fe
aebunSsn 1T. Danebsn Iiebt Re sineR
tumOieH, mehr feuhssn ols trOdsusD
Bo0sn.
Sci uus pGdIt Bic 3riiffel niht, man
bctrfibt aud ihre anGtur midi. tsunt
iibgrEaupt bei uns Iei1eu Sriiffelpil5 in
rnIertr Slcrd. Sin Siiefrantrtih, IN
bfr umdsa,nb BON gtriao1b, 5isbt man
ne. 9isr nsroen su liner anltur birslt
Gihenpflan5ungen dngelegt. in bic, fos
balo ls cine 6eHimmts 90bs CREDIT
tabtH, jungs Giden gspflan5t tperbeR,
bic Gtbieten sutuommen linb, no Triis
FsIn poriommsn. 90 Fd an ben Wurs
ssln bisTgr Der gsastatiousE0rps Der
2rilfel, bas fdbiss WBesl, beIiaost, Der,
bgsitss ts Iih bon bi.Isn baIa auF bic
Wnr5tlu Der iibrissn gihsn. Die Pflan.
sunaeH miiHsH abr buralhniitlid 4 Biz
8 Sabre Itsbsn, btbor IN ibHtB marlis
Fohige SriilfslH getrutst insrosa ioHnsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20
Grinnernngen aR
Sans RiGter.

2fuber in 8abreut6, no cans ai6ter
esItorbsn lit, pirb pobl nirgenbs 70
I9mer5Ii9 iein Sob beriibrt baben, aIs
in @ien, no er biele Sabre biabur9
tinen na8boltiscn GinfinB auf bas
MuItleben Der aaiferItabt an Der 0os
nau ousiibte unb nit ben bebsutenoiten
&~onponiIten ieiner 3eit 5ufammentam.
beren @erte CT als Better Der 8on5srte
Der qbiI6armohittr berausbrd6te. On
Ri6ters n6riette hing Elm Marid She
reiiataIer, bon benz er ielblt cine @es
i6i9te gu er5G6Ien pflests. Der SaItr
Iti Gin QnbsHfen g~eipsisri an sinen Sag,
ba er eeipeint babe. Gr birieierte sum
eritsnmal in WieH in Der probe cine
Ginfsnie BON anton grudntr, Der bas
mails sipar itpn elm alter 1ldnn mar,
cher ala aompOnif nod nitt ben usre
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

arieg, an ben bamuls nod nitmano
redt glau6sn mOhte, in aler @emGdts
lidteit bor3u6ereitsp be9dnnen, ln1cre
pdtrouiaenboote unb Monitortn lIqten
pdffam aus; ie puBten lia gefpiIe.
febr mertipiirbige 8er1nberungen Der
beioen rumdniI9eu Strpmufer gut unb
ridtig 3u oeuteR. 8aS mar nidt tilmal
10 Defenders i9fper; an Der DOMAIN lie~
ben ii9 bic 8nmdnsn = pb germ Dber
ungern, ftebt bprin = bonn eriten Sag
tbrer 4rieasporberfituneen an in bic
9artsn Te6tn. Sc gibt tsiH @6ltsrrsdt,
bas uns am 8efabrsn bes Strpmes ges
binbert bate, bic 9pnau lit freies ST.
ndfer unb man braudte an 8prb uns
ierer pntrouiaierenben Mpnitoren nift
einmdl Elm Defenders i6arfes Glas, I'm
5usufeben, ME bic Gumdnen has @es
Idn6e nm Sutratdn befsfttigten unb NIT
elmer b6dit berbddtigeH, tullm beru6is
geubeR GiIe i6ren San6elSbafen bon
8idurbidu in eiuen bon moSernen Der
teioigungsmiteln itdrrenbtn &riees6afen
umipanbslteH.
Dom aot6u6 iibsr RumGnien mar
bamaIs nod teine 3sils sd6riebsn, bic
gormens unb Mertur5iige Fu6ren, Bro
tianu untsrbanbsIte fleiBig mad beioen
Seiten bin, uRb GerOiudnb bon Runds
nten Iprad, pbne gu srrStsn, bag nns
Iterbithe @ort bon BEN ygsmeintn aerl@
aus. Der er Iein miiBtc, tpfpn CT an einen
ariea nit ben 3entrafmddtsn bGate. Sn
ben 8Orbbii6ern ~nnierer 8onauflottile
itebt es bielfeidt, ME Der 3pmmanbant
Der OiterreididsunguriIdsn 8onaubipis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

cr5d6lt: y@1entr fab nnrpbie babel.
fnetete fein Barrett unb eiug bpr SdluB
btnaus. On Der Sir itano Der shrIide
Salpb Ger 9iener SatOb Stodsr) unO
iaeie: r9as faeint mir ni9t gut 81
Isin." Ra1 benz GdIuB eing id tbtrs
faIs binnus; i'd firdtste Elm DOnners
pstter. aber SutObs &ritit bate "a ubs
geI6pd9t; i'd fanb ben Mtilter Blob In
bOlem 3a9cn. Mber nann fngts er: ia
bertsbrt man fhoR anbsrtbnIb Sabre
nit BEN Menfden, pine bsreIsideu at
abnen, unb nun tpmmt sr 70 msuhIings,
bic partitur i'm gepanbe.~ SnspiIdeR
mar 5rau Wagner nit RiebI9s ALIEN
in Ie5r fhpieriger Gage bsrblisben. Der
Meiiter a6er bate, als sr Suriidisbrts,
bi: 6dfung gang pieberseponHfn."
Cans Ridtsr mar oud nebsn Maliniba
bon MepIenbure Der SrauSeuge @ags
ners. nIg er am Is. MuguF 1869 in ans
serH nit Grau epFima setraat ipurOs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20
5eiuer 2(Iajefdt
9onau-2 aonifOren
Son Snrl @arilaun in @ien.

@eeen lire I6persn @tttern BON Der
bobeH Ste oemeFen, iiHO bic Gir9tes
nihtie Der 9ondu rir tleine, Tdit 3iers
Iide Sdiffe. Der itartits 9OnousROs
nitpr erreiht fuum bic adnoe zines mos
bernsn groben lluterieebootss, uub penn
baB Ralibrr BON 9eloentaten, Wagemut
unb 5obesperu9tpng mad SdiTfstonnen
gsmtIisn piirbe, idpitte fe IaIedt ab,
Seiner MaieItdt &1mpfflottQe duf ben
WdHern Der intern Dondu,
lnb benno6, bic 0lterrsi6iI4sungas
ride Ssctriegsflasse psbt bon ben
ibnimmsnben, eiI%snItareHDtn Geitungen
unierer Grobtdmpfi6iffe ni6t itol3er ais
bonn Nlait Der tieipsH, flinten 9ondus
Wonitoren, aug Dersn Gd6iibea = fpie
lange Is bas nun Der - bic erIten
SdlFe beg groBen &rieges bonnertsn,
Sie galttn Der gelgraber Geitung, bic
beute ldngIt b~tStpungen 1T. SIN arieg
gegen Serbien trugen lie ibre eriten,
e~brenbollsn S6rommen bpbon, fe iihers
ten baun ben ~beriibmtsn @onauiibers
gang, Der ben IerbiI6eH arieg entI9ieb,
unb lie baden f6 nod sinmat nit
WadenIen berbiinbet, als es Elm Sabr
ipdter gegen Rumdnien giug.
DAP bieIer 8rieg fam, iOmmen mubte,
ipuBtt man nirgsno better als on &oro
Der tleinen, eruien S6IadtI6iffs. Die
unguriIaen Sunssns ibrer 8dabung bas
ben 1darfe Qugen, lie lagsn nidt itnlz
IonIt Monnt nm Mpndt auF Da9t i'm
bulgari1dsn 9~ondubufen bon &uFtiduf.
Bon bier aus unb auf 5a6lloien 6treifs
Fabrten auflpGrts unS abpGrts Der Do
nau fuben iie, pie bic RumGnsn ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

Groe Der @i6enpfldn5ung an eie 8ure
3eln Der 8dume. mo ii6 baum bic lduge
fam padfenben 6rudtt0rptr her 3riiffel
etpa einen 3oa inter Der Sberfldhc
reidIi4 entfpidefn. Der Deg sur &uItat
Der 2rifiel aud Bel lns, IT alIo BURG
bic gsidilOerteR Qdbordtoriumsoeriud:
gegeben unb Durhaus d%usfii9rbdr.
9itl baaegea ptrb bier Der 6tdmpigs
non ge3ogen, ba feline 3udt bOGT einfo4
lit. 0ilb tritt tr BEL uns in ait Qrtfa
auf, bon benen a1t eBbar Iiu6. ri6t gut
befommIi9 muir Der 8dtoGampigarr
(Agaricus sylvaticus) 1T. Sen SOns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20
srauspprtiajffe auf Der 9pnall.

neuen Weiueio beidppren murbe, inoes
am 9ofNuFer bas @spebr zines bpreis
ligen, da5u tutepburligen rnIndniideu
Snfauterifteu bon ungefdbr losging. @s
ging nidt gan5 BON feI6it lps. unb ults
fere 9eute BON ben Mlpnitpren ri6tettn
Ith in daer SttIe bdrauf Elm, balb iptes
Der neue 4rbeit au btfommeu
9ieGe 2ente inb gum @tpBteil linz
gdrn, aud &rodten uno Staliensr Der
aiiitenldnoer meIbeten ii9 germ gum
8ienlt ouf Der 9ouauftottile. ale aber
iinb iis susceptible Seslsute, am 8aiier
uufgspa6ien, nit BEN @aHer %pertraut;
tie baben ben Tdperen, piegepben Gang
ri6ti9er Seeleute, benen iebe i6pims
msnbe Plaute bebugIi9er als Der fidere,
burte SeItlanbsbooen 1T. Die 4roaten,
Glopenen unb Stdliener unter i6nen
Iino i'm 5rieben aOriafiIder, tie hdben
IiA gu 6auIe man6en idperen Wino
Inn bic Raie peAen laiien, unb Der ierz
biI9e &rieg mar guns banah ungetan,
linen bic ureipgeborene, niIbe 2uit an
Qbsnteuern, nuFen Qbenteuern gu Ftiuen,
Die unearn mnter linen tommen bon
Der 9onuu, Der S6eiB unb ben ibblis
f1sn, i9ilfumtrdn3isH ltfern bes 9Iats
tenTees. au9 iie puren, emit in fernen
Griebenstagen, Slider, Sdiffer, Boots
bauer. 5Gbrtneate; fs fdoftn Reibsr
Hnb 8%iloenten NIT BEN 9eipe6r in Der
tinen 5anb, inbc8 bic dnbers bus unees
Fiige, i9ruerc Sol5ruber niAt los8ulaHtn
brauhte. 3i9tigt, oerfueeene aerle hber
finb Ic ale, Der barte 9ienit fat lie bart
oemadt nnb fe Iieben ihr naiIeg GLee
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bic 8reite 81 0ebeu.
Die GrtragFGbigteit Das eEampignons
bectes bduert Spei bis Orei MoRais. NoG
SieIer 3eit muB Der Sulturrsllm, ndds
benz Der berbrauhte Diinger lerdusgts
upmmen tpOrben 1T, sriinpli4 ssreinig!
unb esliiFtet iperben unb bann II piebcr
cine Rtudnluge gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

8si Der lie~bsrfibrung Der BON 3ruffe!s
pil3 infi3ierten Gidea 1T su beaften,
baB burd Mur6elOsrpmbpng uab Cafis
notwithstanding Der giI5 o6setUiet
pirb.
anbernFuIs fam man aud bic Spo.
ren Der 3riiffet i'm alborltorium sum
aeimen bringen uub oermi16t fe bann
nit 5srtleinsrten Gi9sln ooer Hii6ens
I4nibtln. 9ieie CANA fart bonn gil3s
mptsI bur48osene MuTe l:gt mcn in bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

Wenn aud bic giI5c aug 50 bis 90
Pro5snt Waiier beiteheti, 70 bieten Ie bod
eth Hdbrungsmittel poa bobem Idbrs
ipert unb fsiner Miirae. man bat biz
piI5e oirett uls r5leii9 bss @alOes"
hinestelIt, neil ibr 9d6ripsrt chen nur
lpeDia eeringsr ols Der Des 8ltiI6es 1T,
ibr GitpeiBgefdIt benz bes ~erIt,rtn tdum
na9itebt, ben bss @etreibes odafae1
iibtrtrifft. IN RdbrTalsen fouIiQrr qrt,
al 3~uderItoTfsn, Dem mannit un6 Sraus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

0os aeben lit idGn! DlGssn es
nod 70 biele beftreitsn. iusun Der Sob
susrsift. sebsn aud fe Is 81.
= So 1T nor olem i'm 2ebsn niibs
lih, unisre grfennfnisfdbisEeit obsr bic
0srnunft, 70 pisl mir tSnnsn, ~ btrs
poLtommHeH; unb bierin allein bsruht
ssl Msni9sH Slid unb bO9its 2sbeHs.
frsubs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20

neu6rano bertrGgt Der @6dmpignon niGt,
aber cine 8itmli6 sleidmGBise 3er.pes
ratur, ~Dsrbunben NIT Der R6tigsR 6eId=
tisteit, regt i'm gu ippiStr GruGtbilbung
an. Die Slide bebor5ugt ben Nib ges
padiepen Gbampignon mebr, als BIN
iultibitrtsH, bd e~rittrer i'm @eIdmld
nett trdftiger unb piir5igtr it, dls osr
ge5ogtne. 0d aber Rd4Fra1e unb 4ls
gebOt ii9 bier in teiner 3eiIe 6ed:n, 3ie5t
man ihn In ousgsbsbntem MlBs. Disle
aulturen hobtn au9 nod osH @orts;t,
baB man ben 8da 81 ieoer Snhrss5eit
sieben lam. pabreuo Nib gapaGieue
GbampiGnons nur i'm Serbt erbdltli4
fiub. 60 t0nnen GbnmpignOnlultursn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Are Your
Kidneys Normal?

Serious Kidney detects arc present
when We least suspect them. Srd
since the cNcrction Of waste products
b. tn" Kidneys is so delicatcly reEu-
lated an: congestion Of the kidney
function and its ability to discharge.
seriously effects health. ny acting
directly on the kidneys Warmers Safe
the iltering functions Of these organs.
helps ia relieve kidney digestion, and
to reduce the specific gravity OF the
urine. Tried and tested for 40 years
in the case of kidney adjustments and
never found wanting, Warmers will
help from the very first dose. 1t as.
si;ts in repairing the tissues. Sootlics
Inflammation and irritation. awakcns
tho torpid liver. aids digestion. stimu-
lates the cnfccbled organs and heals
1t the same time. IT you have no en-
crIy for business or pleasure. try
Warmers this man did:
About years ago was so weak
and worn out that could hardly
work. After trying other things with
out relief. ! tried Warmers Safe Kid
m"y and Liver Remedy. In n short
timc the pain left me. my urine cleared
up ana tho rheumatism and dyspepsia
vanished. Wc have used Warmers
family."--o. f. Rose. Buitonville, Ken
tuckS.
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver
Gicnts and should he used when the
kidneys need attention At all drug
gists III SOC and. 500 bottles Free
sample IL you write Warmers Safe
Remedies Co, Dept. 504. Eoccster.
y. Y--kdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
IMMEDIATE: Use FOR
NATIONAL. GUARD EXPECTED

The draft feature OF the national
defense act gives the government ah-
soiute power to raise as big An army
as i; needs. The problem. however
vii. not DC 20 get the men. bu; TO set
;hc equipment for them. This means
that IL would he many months before
tary enliStmentS failed which Is hardly
yossiDi- III this country.
Iui-I date use Cor the National
iu. rd however. is expected. The New
f"rE forces have already been called
int" service. :" guard public works
ana the New York water front Here
i'm Virginia there may he need oil troops
10 protect the American Locomotive
Works, ia this city; the Du Pont
Powder Works, at topewe!l, and
otter big munition factories. as we'll az
the Shipyards and coast defenscs in
the vicinity Of Norfolk.
.\diutant General Sale last night had
nothing u say OH the subject lie
stated that he had no information a.;
orders from Washington that could he
made public. and that he did not an
ticipaie call during the night; That
his Office j. preparing To take care o.:
the situation. he admitted.
Tho Acknowledgement Yesterday again
asked the War Department to send
the Second Infantry. which is due to
leave tho border on Wednesday, To this
city. where. !: IL il TO he mustered on;
Of The Federal service. the work could
b. done with more dispa tell. No reply
TO the repues; was received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
U. S. DESTROYER DAMAGED
Attempt to Scuttle the .Inrob Jon~s
Results In Arrest of chief
Nnrhini>t's Nn:~.
lDy Associated rr..4. i

PiiilADELpIil.k. PA. tebru4ry .
An attempt was made to-day TO S,ut-
ii" ,he United States torpndo-boa; de-
stro!.r Jacob Joi.as by opening SOW
cral of hor scacocks at the fhi,adel-
ph.a Nav! Yard. according to unof-
hcial but r.liahl. reports which oiii
ciais a; tie yard refused either 20 con
firm! o. deny.
An officer OF the Jacob Jones found
that the chip wns listing heavily to
port, She was being towcd from icl.
anchorage in the Delaware River to q
dock. and all persons aboard were de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
TAFT APPROVES COURSE
i,,c. Not Sec How President Could
Have Taken Any Other
All

SEW HAVEN. CONN, February 5
Former President TAFT tonight gave
,.ui the following statement concern
inr the action Of the government in
brea king relations with Germany:
"In view Of present conditions and
what has happened in the last two
wears. don't 500 how President Will
son could have taken any other course
,ltan to sever diplomatic relations with
Germany.
such severance does not necessarily
moan war IT. however, Germany per-
..isis in her declared intention to sink
American vessels and drown their
crews and pa ssengcrs without warning
on the high seas by submarines, II
will constitute unlawful aggression. on
which. upon due consideration, We viii
take action"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
BRITISH VESSELS ASHORE
Three Arc Within Vile of One tnothci
Directly on Cape
Henry
lBy AssocIatcd rre.s.

NORFOLK, VA. February ;;.-Tbrce
British steamers, all outward bound
Tonight arc ashore within on" mile
Of one another on the Middle Ground
directly of Cape Henry They are thu
Australian. the Rosiind ana tire Han
uington Court
The life guards from three stations
have been assembled al the cape Hen
ry station and are ready 10 remove tho
crews. it necessary. y heavy north
caster and dangerous sea prevail
The Coast Guard cutter Yama"ra "
the sea going wrecking tug Rescue and
several smaller tugs arc standing by
The Sira nded vessels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
FIVE

coined aud questioned. The CHIEF ma.
chiniSts mate. whose identity WAS no,
disclosed, was arrested and placed III
irons ~ the brig of one OF tho bat
t!cShps. More than two feet OF water
was la the hold Of the Jones' when !;
vas discovered that her scacocks had
boon opened. They were quickly clos
cd. aud two government tugs assisted
IN warpjnE the destroyer I'm her dock
Til" local navy-yard virtually was
placed upon war basis to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
NO COAL FOR FOREIGN SHIPS
railroads Given Orders Not to Enter
into Any New Foreign
Contracts.

NORFOLK. VA. February S.--Hsii-
roads have been ordered not TO sup
ply coal to foreign ships on now con-
tracts. IL was learned Tonight. All
American warShipS at the navy-ya rd
here arc guarded. and scntrieS are hold :
ing up ever; body except officers OF the
government service.
Al escort conveyance bringing sup
plies for tho Atlantic Fleet IS said to
have been ordered TO prcp.r" 10 10
urn home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Al >'rHiA ADIIl;RES
TO GERMAN UI:tISlON

By Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, February 81 dis
patch received a, noon from Anhas-
sado' rsntield in Vienna, ~as undeY-
stood 10 announce the adhesion OF
N"stria /" the German blockade de
,.iSior
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bright APPEALS ron
PROMPT ENLISTMENT

Major j rumer Bright. commander
pf the Richmond Grays' battalion.
First Infantry. j. of the opinion that
~" situation is ominous in the extreme
and that nothing but a miracle can
Keep the country out Of war.
II mieh, add" ic saI,:, tina, there
IS room ia nj! command for many
nor" men who wish To join the col
rrS in this time Of national concern.
AT least fifteen more incn are needed
to bring the command up 10 minimum
p.ac" strength. Many more of course.
arc needed I" put it ON war footing.
1t will not do to say tina, when
war is actually declared thousands of
m"u viii volunteer 10 defend their
country against European enemy.
Experience has shown us that il tax cs
six months OF the hardest kind OF
preparation 10 MAX" soldier out OF
an Inexperienced citizen. The time to
com" !" the c"un'ry's support is now"
should war he declared and the Ma
tional Guard called out. il Will be the
duty Of the state Immediately To or
sarizc reserve hattalionS This can
be either done from the enlisted re-
serve or from the unorganized militia.
which includes all except those ex-
empi from military duty In the Sc
of Virginia, which would supply three
regiments OF infantry. the three re-
serve battalions would be organized
into Il provisional regiment for train
ing purposes. ff there are not enough
voluntary cnlistmcntS to keep the re-
serve bat,a.ions at tho prescribed
strength. sufficient number Of the
unorganized militia can be drafted
into the United states service. The
vacancies in tn. regular organizations
arc TO he Supplied by the transfer OF
men from the reserve battalions to the
units in the field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
PRESIDENT CONFIDENT
OF NATIONS SUPPORT
Breaking of Relations Puts United States on Verge of
War-All Machinery Of Government Set in Motion
to Safeguard National Interests

WASlllNITON, February 3.--Confi-
dent that tho sentiment OF the entire
country IS behind him and assured OF
tn" united support 81 Congress. prcsi-
dent wilson. after his conferences yes
tcrday With III" rabinc, ana Senators.
cam" To tho conclusion that there was
only Oh" course for tho United States
+ t. DurSu"
Hrcakin. off diplomatic relations
brings the United states I" the verge
OF war
Never in the history Of The world
hav" two nrst-ciass powers severed
iheir diplomatic relations without hos
tilili.s following President Wilson. in
linking tho mo,ncntous step. has counted
ilic consequences carefully. as have all
his advisers. G"rmuuy, all her officials
have openly "a ID, had counted tn" cost
"f break with The United states. and
was prepared To pay u ia tho hope OF
shortening III" war
When tho President returned from
tho capitol last night he apparently
had made up his mind ina, nothing
remained but breaking of relations.
Vt ono" hc began preparing the adj
drcs- which he delivered to-day 10
Congress
~ announcement Of IN. br.as ya,
made at III. Whit. House as thai was
reserved for disclosure 10 tho uublic
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dent would address Congress ia ,hc
afternoon
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Nut tnluIudiul Of Ia. poss.biiity Of
disturbances by German synpa Ihiz.rS.
officials said steps had boon taken TO
meet tn. situation
Jus, AT The time wuam The decision
I" brcah became known. Secretary
Lansing Wen, over t" tn" Whit" Hous.
and had - hr'"f conference with tho
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