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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
StbminSincbt eraiiiert
beftie in Srankreicb! J!

@enf 18. glai. - gto6 Oem So.
riier ,8etit 4ariiien" itttO 10000
i6tpiroiii9tige 5ran5oien in Der
SdipeiS itlteruiert 10000 iino I'M.
taugli6 getpor0en uno biIoen cine
@efabr filr ibre llmgebung. 9ob
6rantrei9 tnfolge ieineS Meni6en.
nlongels 5abIrei6e &llberfuIoie in
0aS seer einitellt, lit neliIi9 in Oeitt.
i6en 8eitllngen bereitS beri6tet
uor6en. 3ie Itarfe 8erbreitirng Der
&uberfuloie in 5ranfreidb miro bis.
Der nit un3uldngliden gtitteGn be.
fGrnpft. @or 9riegsou5bru9 beioB
0as 2nn0 nttr fiinf3ebn Sdpino.
iu6ts.S .Sandtorien (gegen 1900 in
Qeuti6lan6). Sabrli9 foroert Die
&rartbeit 10000 0pfer. Seit 6riib.
iabr 1916 madt iie ii9 beim Seere
in berbGngnisboaer 8eiie bemertbar.
gta9 Dem eigenen @tngeltdnonts Der
frun5oiii9en 4relie ge1iigen oIle
bisberigen @egennlaBregeIn ni6t;
man for0ert oaber n@elo, @eIo,
GeIol" gl6er Der 8oriprung, Den
9eutI6lano ourd ieine groBnngcleg.
te MISUNDERSTANDING ieit Sab.
rem Dor alien gQnoern gelponnen bat,
fam aud init ben arbebli6en @elos
mitteIn bon 6ranfrei6 ni9t mebr
eingeboIt iDeroen. 6rantrei6s 8e.
b0lferung nnnmt nidt nltr Our6 ben
@eburtenriidgong, ionoern au6
6ur6 Die 3u6erfutoie inrnler mebr
ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Grlanaen gnnf.Suntrplfe.

Eenoer, Is. 0loi. = 2lfti0nGre
Der beabiidtigten 6ormers Gtote
8arf baben Die Sntereiien bon ssSobn
6orreit uno @eorge s. gloans in
Der Qen6er Stote @ont ousgefauft
uno ueroen am 1. SUM- 6ie 2eitling
Ser gant iiberneBn1en. g. $. gtbe,
$. Sterling SoDIor un0 Sre0 @erfe
baben ibre glftien Der 8anf beboI.
ten. peI6e qld fernerbin ibren olten
Rarnen ipeiterfiibren miro. 9ie 9lfs
tionGre fino idrutIid mobIbaben0e
Jorrner bon Gburston COUNTY.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
,Sreitcits>2lnlci1c"
petkGMft it6 Idtlet,t!
Son einer lte6erseidnnng bDrlGnIis
gar feline GleSe; McaSoO
mabut annt aanf.

8dlbington, is. Ttni. - Gie
Soffnungen, tpeIde man auf einen
i9neaen abios Der ariegsbonbs &c.
iebt bat, baben fi6 biSber nidt Der.
pirfli6t, nn0 Ole 8orousiogungen,
onB Die 9[nleibe mebrere bunoert
gro5ert ii6eridrieben iperoen piir6e,
bn6en ii6 borIGufig nod als gebaIt.
los belpieien.
9ie 9ertreter Der 8uit6eSreierbe.
banfen llno 8earnte oes S1dsGrtes,
tpel6e Die l1nter6ritgung Der g5rei.
bette. .4nlei6e" ltnter fi1 baben, IttlO
einltimr1ig Der anli6t, bnB e8 elmer
beiBen &ontpogne pdbrerto Der Md.
item 27 &ase beoirfen meroe, Inn
Die Qnleibe eiinitis ttnteraubringen
nno cine l1eber5eidnun9 8u eraielen.
gs tltt iebr not, mie oieie 8eautten
erfl1ren, oob Ser fleine Qnleeer in
GROCER 8obl beronge5ogen miro.
@eneralpoltmeiiter 8urIeion Bat
geitern alien 4oItmeiitern 0es Cant
oe8 6dreiben 3ugeben laiierL in mel.
den oieielben eriudt peroen, lire
glngciteQten 5l beranIaiien, 10 biel
iuie m0glib ariegsbonos 5lt faufen.
9ie 9oitmeiiter ioIlen Die gtugeitea.
ten auf Ole groBen 8orteile oufmerf.
inm MAIDEN, mel6e oieie BONDS als
cine ii6ere QnIoge bieten.
@cQlbOD laft @arnrnf eri6allen.
@bicago, Sd, is. Moi. - S6as.
autsietret1r @tcglooo er0ffnete ge.
tern aben6 feline aampaenetour i'm
mittleren g9eiten 51 @uniten Der
.6rei6eitsanleibe" nit elmer Qlnipras
DE Dor einem ganfett. oas bon etiua
300 fiibren0en 8antiers 0ieier @e-
geuo beiu6t mar.
Ser Setret1r beflagte es, ooB 6os
8olf MIR mad einenl groBen ltn9liif
erregt tper0en fonne, un6 ooru meiIt
5u Ianglnnl. Ger atlantiiAe iltD Der
ga8ifii9e 03em ieten ntdt LANCER
ltniere syreunoe utl0 8eifiiber,
fiibrte @icaooo aug. Wfo0erne 8ii.
ieni6oft ult0 Grfinoun9en bGttei1 ben
Raum nuIlifi3iert. 8entid)e Gau9s
boote bdtten uniere aiiiten beiudt
INTO es miir0e MIR cine 5roge mill.
tdriiber @rforoerniiie iein, penn
2uftaeige Die 8aiier freu8en mir.
oen.
gr ertldrte, ooB 6ie syreibeitsan-
leibe iofort untergebrof)t per0en
utiiie, b1B ie6er ge5eidnete Dollar
Elm Sdlag iei, beriest fir Die Greis
belt Der 8elt, fir 3entofratie 1ub
selbitreeieritng fit ben eliifGiden
Sag, 0a Die fid ielbit regierenoen
@6Iter nGer 2dn0er ith erbeben 1tnO
Die Ser. Stoaten ol8 Den grobten
2lpoItel Ser 5reibeit proflannieren
mer6en. gicglooo iagte ferner, 6aB,
faIs 0elttidlono ben 8eIttrieg er.
folgreid 5u @n0e fiibren un6 euro
pa 0ontinieren tpiir6e, bic SSroge
0ann 5u einem ariege 3nii9en
8eutI6Iono 1nt0 Sen Ser. Staoten
reou3iert iperOen iuiirbe. 93ronpte
finan8iele ltnterItiibung ON Die gqis
ierten n6ge fir oieielben einen ent.
idei0en6en Sieg gelpiunen, ebe ome,
ritnniibe Sritppen nod 6ranfreid
geionOt meroen tpilr6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
ssselibtff itpcitert
INT 2uaskas Oetn6iIcrtt!
130 Geriunen, nteiitrnS g[rbeitrr, bic
in SOHierbenfabrifrn anseiteIlt
iuaren, DcrntEt.

San Jrancisco, Is. Neoi. - Gin
sur 2ibbb, Mcgteia & 2ibbD gcb0-
RIGGS breimaitiides Sdiff lit ouf Der
Sobe bon &ap Gouitantine gei1ei-
tert; 130 9erionens surneiit 2eite,
Die ii6 nuf oeru 8ege nod Ben &on.
ierbenfabrifen befanOen, iperoen Der.
miBt. Gs beiBt, oaB ite Den Ser.
iu6 nta6ten, in &ettlnqsbooten 0os
@eitaoe au erreideh. 8isber itt0 20
SaiffSbrii6ige aufgefunoen tuoroer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
GnolanS tutlI iic6
pcrl6ufte ielbit Relfen!
Nneritn IuIl bnfiir iOrsen, OaR
SrantreidI, 9inkIaub nHb Sta.
lien beriDrgt iuerben.

@oi6ington, Is. D1ai. - Ginen1
5ipiiben Den Der. Staateu un0 eng,
lanO eetroffenen 2fbtonumen 5uioIge
miro gtmerifa ale feline berfugboren
Bruhtihiife oa3u bernen0eh 8iftua.
fen 6ranfreidl. auBInnO uno SSto-
lien 5ii5utiibren. England Bat Der
BinoesreeierpHg Sie 8erIiderliug
argcbcn, oaB es geiiigen0 S6iffa
5nbe, Inn ieiner 8eboIferung glab.
runesmitteI sniiibren 5u tonnen.
(Jlndj anlift 0es nuerifoniiden Gr,
iir0ers glarin Diro Die enqliide
nailOelsflotte nad 10 @onaten auf
Sem NlemAgrunoe Iiegen,)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
2lrbeiter erbaltelt
1920 Cobftslllaee!

9oIpofe, g}aIi, 1S. 0aai. = Die
Spulon 01ilS 60. tiinoiate cine
2obnerb6bung Inn 10 Eero8ent fir
1900 9lnaeltellte bonn 81. @1ai on.
g3tt elmer 3ulage bonn 1. SSanuar
moht oies cine grb0bung bon 33
8ro8ent aus.
4robioence, 81. s, is. W1ai. -
Cine 2obnerbitbung bon 10 8ro3eft
fir $4,000 g[rbeiter Der 8nltmmoI[.
SSSn6uitrie bieiee8 Staates tritt bonn
4. SUM ob IN @roft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
g[nneblidler gIttentatanrrindl.

Chicago, 81. Is. Wloi. = 3ie
beige 8oli3ei un0 9(rlueebeborben
nrbetten fieberboft 5ttianmen an Der
2oiung zines angebli9en 8eriu6es,
Die Mltnitionsnogo3ine in Sort
Sberionn IeBte gta9t in Die Suit
gu iprengen. Gin @fonn, ser in
ser gtGbe ruberluugerte, fam 0em
Soften beroddtig Dor, iporauf oieier
auf oen 5rem0en 5 SduIie abfeuer.
te. Der ber0ddtige 6renoe iprong
bieraitf in iein 9luto unO entfam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
iyener in 9nhenpprt, glrb.

Davenport, Is. Wfai. = Cine
5euersbrltnit di9erte bier orn 0eitt-
nod nahntittog neltn @eihdfts6alt-
ier unb cine Stride eirt gtur Ser
SiIfeIeiItung bon ettpa bun6ert 9e.
nobnern bon Cigar, pel6e bierber
eiIten, I'M 6o8 5euer befdrnpfen 3u
belfen, lit es 5u beroanfeh buB niht
Der eon5e Srt in 6Iantmen oufge-
4anaen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Bcrii9nttcr Sraitsciett>
Slte9er 9efanen!

2tntiteroam, ii6er 2or6ou, 18.
D2ni. = Ser Selegraof meIOet, 0aB
elmer 6euti6en 8eitung 8ufotge Der
beriibn1te fran8oiiibe 6Iieeer.aabi-
ton Saul 9ocmer, Sobn oe8 friibes
rem 8r1iioenten Ser 9eplttierterfom.
ner, nit ieinem 9Iug3atg btnter
Der 0eiltiden 2inie abgei6oiien uno
1et6tet iuur6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Int. aSeritSfcr tpebrtcn
SeutIc6es 1tsBoct ab!

Souoon, Is. g2ai. - gie 6as
aSot6on Chronicle" at beridten
neiB, BADEN 6ie amerifntii6en 3or.
peooboot. 3eritorer, 0ie geitern IN
2neenstoipn oneelau9t iu1ren, bel
iGrem eriteu 3uionutentreffeu nit
fetn0lideu 9or6bootcu, elm oeut-
if)es ll-goot, 0ns Sen 3ompfrr
9a0riatic" Der gsbite Star Clinic
onareifen woIlte, abgewe6rt.
Ger sa0rintie" mar cine aanse
Strede bon oen omerifaniiden
ariegsihiffen ua@ Gueenstomn be.
1eleitet luoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
.9SaraSe.

Columbus, is. 9tai. - @eitern
nodnlittog fnnO Die groBe 9ora0e
aus s[nIoB Ser idbrIihen 5taats.
fonbentien Der @steronen Der 8ron0
9lrnlD Of TIE GepubIic itott. 9ieieI,
be mar nein 8Iods lang. Inter ben
Sprehern oes glbenos beian0 ii6
audi @nnnerReir 8epils.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
N0ifafcrelt 0e0en
Oienit5tuaite IN Paft!

Seattle, 8oib, is. 01ai. = Ser
86idereiarbeiter 81. e. gfice iopie
Qoron 6isIernan, SefretGr oe8 bic.
ftgen 8neigeS Der So3ialiiten ipur-
ben geitern 1tnter Der 9tntlage ber-
baftet, Sono3ettel 6es Io.gonscrip-
tion 2iga berteilt au bdben. SS5n benz
ielben peroen Die Ssiirger aufgefor.
bert Der &pnifriptton ipeEde ols
Sfloberei be5ei6net miro, g9ioer.
ftaub 8u leiiten. 9tnoere 8erbaftut.
gen ioIen nod erfolgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Gine eiaennrtiae ynfbfnbntln.

&enuerer, 8op, Is. Mloi. =
9ie taubitlnmme 5ron beS 9ergar-
6eiters 9SiccoIn bon SubIet ipiiroe
bon elmer 2ofonotibe erfoBt un0
muBte ft1 tnfol9e0eiien I'M bieiieen
Soipital Der 8ergleiite Elm 9ein
nbnebmen Iaiien. 8rei Stannen
nod Der Operation gab bie syraa
einem &itoe oas 2eben. Gie Mers-
te gIauben, ooB 9litter uno ain0
am 2eben bleiben tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
gSnrl @[ih rrid[nnet.

Beutrice, Is. Ytai. Ser IBIS
Dor 9ursem in bieism golirtp tpobA
ner6e SenrD Burns tpiiroe 1itf iei.
ner Sorm IN 6roufIin Goitrtb bonn
8lib getotet. Ser geritorbene, Ser
nur OreiBig Sabre oIt mar, mar
Der Sobn bon Senrn Neetnts bon
bier itno binterIdBt cine @ittpe unD
0rei &in6er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Uncertainties Acrstcs
GrpcSiticn int CcmHcn!

9onoon, Is. 0tai. - 9os erfte
Gontingsnt Der @eoiainiiden erpe.
oition Der Ger. Stnaten lit bellte
bier eingetrofien, mie oultlid Der.
tiinoet RIr0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
&onfertn5bei6luBinr TIT
Staat angellOntnttn!
1tdtt scnotcrcn Itimmcn Saoeeelt, 65 Safir; sen.
Stone erkl6rt, Saf Col. 1socIenelt ais
CrMppenfiiRrcr ilnnSelicb lit.
5OO,OOO Mann iinS bis sum 1. Sept. ein5usieben.

@aibington, Is. 02oi. - W2it 65
gegen s Stintuen bot Ser Senat
ben aonferen8beridt beioer Sduier
ben atsiuablslpetien 3pangs0ienIt
betreffer0 angenornnen, uno nod
i'm 2aitfe 6es belttigen Cages miro
Die 8orInge ourd Die l1nteri6rift
6es 9rdii0enten gum @eieb erboben
iper6en. 9ie odt Senotoren tueI6e
eegen Die @oBnobme itimnter ia.
rem: Sore bon 9flaboma, &uropid
bon Georgia, airbD bon glrfanias,
Gtone bon Miliouri, 8romrneQ bon
6lorioa (Demofroten). Ga 6oQette
bon @isconIin @ronna bon gtoro.
9ofota uro glorris bon g2e6rasfa
(Nepublifoner.)
Gtpne madjt 9lopiebelt nls Srnppen.
fii6rer Iid)erlidl.
Genntor Stone befdmpfte 0os 70.
genorfte Gooiebett 2lmen6ement auf
oas S6Grfite, iagen0 Col. Gooie.
belt lit ais &ritppeubefebl8bobe un-
oenfbar, oenn er bat feinen &eipett
bor irgeub meIher gtittoritat, iet
0ieie MN fonTtitlttioneIler ooer IT.
geno elmer onoeren l(rt."
gr be5eidnete oos 2tmen0enent,
iponod 9fooiebeIt geItottet iperoen
ioIl, Sruppen nod 9ronfreif 3u fiib.
rem, als Elm Wtahtperf aus poIiti.
Iden peri0nIiden 8riin0en. oRooie.
belt, iagte Gtone, obeiibt fattiih
feinerlei militdriihe ausbiIoung. IS
lit oaer0ings tpabr, Dob er I'M ipa.
INSTRUMENTATION ariege Elm Ge.
ginent befebligte uno oasielbe INIT
tig Gtfiibrte, gebrouhte aber babel
fem ri6tges llrteil. Gr fii6rte Iei1
Regiment in cine 6adgoiIe un6 6ass
ieIbe ftnnb In @efobr, aeritiIdeIt 8lt
perOen, un0 6ieIes mare aud Ser
San getpeien tpdre ibm nidt Elm bon
eitIiftsboI[en 6ffi5ieren gefiibrtes
Reetnent Bur 6ilfe gefonmen pn0
Fstte ibn beraitsgebauen
Die Bid in jetiger Saiinng.
Sobd[b Der 9}rdfioent oie @or.
Ioge untersei6net bat, pir6 er cine
9roflamotion erloiien, Die S5ugeno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Sapauiiflc Sritppen ioGen in Srauf-
reid iein?

gletp gorf, Is. g2ai. - Der
ggtelp gorf SeroIo" ber6ffentlidt
beltie einen artifel, uonad am 80.
glpril in MarieiIles iaboniidge 3rup-
ben geIanoet fein ioIlen. GieieI6cn
mer6en, tpte es peiter beiBt, 5eite
an Seite NIT Sen 9tuIien an Der
fdntpien. (Dieie gtadjrift
lit NIT ar6Bter @orIidt auf5uneb.
men bn fid nod Dor fur8en bic
iaponiidJe 9fegierllng gegeu cine of
tibe 9eteiligung ouf bent etropGi.
ihen arieasihaupIab aisgeiprohen
bot. 9fu6 b1tten Die 8ron3oien fl.
der idon ielbIt ii6er 6ie g(npeien.
belt Der sSapaner beri@tet, Inn fih
uno ben aaiierten @lut 3u maheit.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Snflerfn[nlr Qnhr

2incoln, IS. Ntai. - 9on 6en
55 &iiben, neIde Die ssnioIien ben
itoatliden SrrenanitdIt nit UaiId
berioraen, fino iehs5ebn fir titberfti.
lbs erfldrt nor0en, itn0 Bel 0reien
IL es nod nidt beltinntt feItqeItellt,
Oh iie nidt oit1 fronf ftnO. Gis
llnteriudtrng eeihnb oitF gefebI Der
&ontroIlebeboroe, meIde feline g[b
nitne oabon hdtte, onB Elm Drittel
Der SCRIBE ififiaiert mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
~JapaniItbc 1tancncnz
Bcctc I'M tltarIeincs!

9dris, is. D1ai. = gaebrere ia.
pdniife aononen6oote iino in Dem
frona6iiiden Safen g}ariqiqeg onge.
langt, Inn in Den amrpf gegen bic
oelltiden 8audboote rtlit3ube[fen, 10
laptete cine beutige onttIide g1eI.
oung.
8enn ba8 Experiment 5ufrie6en.
iteiIe1be gfeiultate aufrpciIt, mer6en
nod meitere iapanii6e ariegsififfe
foIgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Die BID in iebiaer fSaiinna.

Sob1[b Der 9}rdfioent oie gor.
Ioge unter8eidnet bat, miro er cine
9roflamotion erIoIien, oie Sugeno
oeg 2on6es auffor0erno, iih an 6en
beTtirtnten giegiitrntionspldben an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18

9foolebeIt nenat Dos Hepr1ienf1n.
tenbans pntriDtiid ufO neiie neil
ss ieine RriDaien 8ieIe f0Eoert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18

Tiir Smubd unD 1lmgegero: GeiEiDeile Be.
ipSlft beitte oben6 nnb Sanlstdg; fem iDeieats
Iider Senlperot1trtueniel.
sSiir gse6rasfa: TeiIipeiIe betu6Ih beuts
aben0 uno Salnstag, fiibler i'm goroDefen.
Sir Soma: SeiIueiie beiuolft un0 bers
1noerIt6 beltte nbeno unD Snntstng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18

9os briuaen Die neinen anseieen tinter Der
0lrbrit paloiIifi5ierte an5eieen" Ser E1gIiden
Omaha &rt6iine. yeoaen Sie Die grobe ntf
0as @gempel.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-11

Washington, Jan. Sin the ns6
sweeping Of III decisions upholding
prohibition laws, the supreme court to-
day upheld a. consituhonal and valid
the WebbgKmyon law prohibiting ship
mentss u liquor from 'twet'' TO "dry''
states II also sustained West Vir-
sinia's recent amendment to her law
prohibiting importation in interstate
commerce Of liquor for personal use.
After. having been vetoed by Pres
dent Taft who heltsit Unconstitutional
and having beenre-passed BY congress
over his yeto.the law wasssustained
by the supreme court ~ ! vote Of ~.
ensto two. Leaders 81 the prohfbiHor
movement declare the decision 10 b
their fight second only. in importance
70 the proposed constitutional amend
ment, s
Lawyers for Liquor interests VIII
heard the decision today admitted !
upheld aand applied tho Law: Elm II
.Ifullest sense.s
Chief Justice White announced Ii
majority opinion e. which Justice
Holmes and ,Y~andsysnterl dissented.
J Justice MeRsynolds w6ils asreeing
! With the majority dseiaen, did no
) concur IS The opinion.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-11

.ngeetinEsaa % hfeeap0insswher It'll
sxpsctSdit % bring spsessaresto bearsphh
me slegiislators who refuse % bssblind-
Exsry csortwsiiluIs e amade 70
center the effect on ths revision Sub.
Eiect On the leader tbaasis,
Isl y Fire 1testiSS.
The frsttthree meetings will be held
Eas follows: Az Steele, Kidder county,
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Here
|it viii be- Senator 81. W. Allen and
Representative Sydney +. Smith who VI,
win be the object Of the indignant
protests. Senator Allen has never
wayered from his stand that the lea.
que scheme of revision is wrong and
even dangerous. Representative Smith
is satisfied in his own mind that h
knows the wishes Of his constituent:
without such efforts to club him to ac'
against his conscientious sbelief.
jamestown Session
At jamestown on Tuesday at 2, p
M, the StutsmanS county agriculture
officers will gather, but they hav'
only one to center their wrath on Their
at present, S. o. Allen bsing the leg
Iislator aimed ct. Major Dana Wrigh
is still with the boys on the border
but the demonstration might be
good object lesson TO welcome hin
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-11

BIGGER GUNS INCLUDED A
] IN RADICAL PROGRAM

BIGGER GUNS INCLUDED &s.
IN RADICAL PROGRAM
washington, Jan. s-Ordinance and
aircraft innovations designed from
lines developed BY Epropean belligear.-.
ents have been authorized by both the
War and Navy Departments. 81
Includes ZepDelinA Z
They include the Zeppelin tyne air
ships, large caliber mobile rifles and
howitzers to be- mounted ON railroad
tracks for coast defense or hanleo BY
tractorsengines over country roads.
Secretary Daniels announced today
that 4 Zeppelin would b, constructed
lat once. ~
Determination to build the craftwa
reached after an; exhaustive study Of
the question Of rigid aiEships by 9
joint committee Of officers represent
ing the Observation-Disclosures Of bott
services, the general staff q. the army
and the general board of the navy
which recommended that construction
he undertaken ct once.
Endorsed By Chiefs
The recommendation have been up
proved by Secretaries Daniels and Be
ker, and The cost VIII be equally d
[vided between the. army and navy
Army ordinance plants are alTeod,
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&SUn0gNo 93S9Is OSssa
cur1s 81 l III aaainsaasy even
aaat 500
Viz l. - aelSsskysbec al1n,eSt he3 bride
III ell Ssss@s 81
q liz ma upper;t took place
od HFsslfoswssh hall which was taxed
rs HI capacity, as 0yer5three hundred
PEOPLE Wers attendance. The sup
Was. a slu,mIprttonss. one, in. fact q feast,
nothing having been spared TO make
It such. The Hall was decorated in3pale
blue and white, with an abundance Of
flowers. q. MI
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mira Harry Meretsky, for many, years
residents Of this city. She is . charm
ing to,oing lady, who made friends with
all whom she became acquainted with,
and who is possessed Of many virtues.
She was attired for the occasion in q
beautiful costume Of white Duchess
Satin trimmed with pearls and carried
a cluster Of roses. The groom, while
enjoying quite Al acquaintance in the
efty, until recently = resident Of Grand
Forks, where he has grown to man
hood.
The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Pappermaster Of Grand Forks
sG~salBtedsEby Rev. .Rappoport Of Minot
TKsbride was attended by Miss Cells
Mgfehky, Anna dickson, Minnie
Frseainansand Sadie Skadron, while the
groomShad as best men, Maurice Mer'
etsky, Dave Skadron, Joe Glickson and
julius Skadron.
The out Of town. guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Baker, Gordon Bros, and
Rosen Bros, Of Minot; Mr.. and Nh
AbrahaInson and family, Mr.: and. Mn
Diekel, parents Of the groom, and Mrs
Cqronick, of Crookston; Dave Skad-
ron, Nj. and MIR. ]. Skadron, and Mr.
and Mrs.. Solonaan Skadroa Of Willis,
ton.
An unusual lot Of magnificent gift,
were spresented to the young couple By
their many local friends: and relative.
% semsmbnnces OF the esteem il
which theysme held, hut chiiasaznunl
them was q beautiful silver chest re
csived from the business mensof CIV:
I alier, where MrSDGkel is4engaged4l
merchant tsiloring.
After . short wedding trip thf
young couple will start housekeeping
= Cavalier, and after February Vii
b at home TO their friends.
The many friends sof the happ,
young couple oin With, the World d
eextlnlaak yepg.s4alel
aonsa II w'a'iill,izs tahema lpne I'D
happy journey cvsr the natlliipaniall'
seila. s.
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Government
BAKERY ASKED
~
CONGRESSMAN YOUNG or n. b.
WOULD HAVE UNUE SAN TEST
COST OF BREAD.

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occur. q ia III. e
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publishes yysSsIfl 100 opllSss eloeesz 81 1Rl1it6lll =
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besiidesthisaWe have good lists ia zach 81
postofffce mil tthe Lake Re66iion. T1hs 81 kkess
the Worldsftt The ttEadiyerttiisin medium IS
Ramseeyg5County merchants IN
III rates are right 1ht and and We aim ia nEto " Nv
the best kind of service. d YOU want the
best resultsl1for the money YOU sppeelldssiin AZ
Asvertising, YOU wil1get them through the
columns ofsthis paper !. " 5s ~ z .. .
D The good yertisekr;,44nnooW that circllllz
alton counts, and our books are for in
spection BY our adYertisersRto prove every
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ansdlgstpaYlllnngg Results !.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28

This was the statement today OF
Chevalier Van Rappard. Dutch min
lister 10 the United States 10 was
made plain however that the retail
iatory measures all would be com
Iucrcial IN character. Chief among
them would be withholding all
Dutch shipping from any trade that
would benefit the entente or the
United States
Dutch Near Starving.
The minister was discussing the
work 10 be undertaken by the Dutch
mission and the situation that would
result I'm Holland from continued re-
fusal by this country 90 grant d.
Ceuses for food exports
1T would bri"g the Dutch nation
very near 20 starvation. he de-
cIared "Our people are hungry al
ready. and the effect of the embargo
has not vet had time 10 make itself
felt
lis not a strained diplomatic sit
nation likely 10 result IL the United
states pursues its present policy o."
he was asked.
How could it," he exclaimed.
This Is not a political issue u is a
plain question OF business. We un-
derstand your position. With YOU.
and with as also. it is matter Of
give ard take We are counting TO
some extent upon your humanitarian
instincts. but We are not altogether
without weapons.
shipping Co BE Tied Up.
.'By that I mean that while the
embargo lasts our shipping will be
tied MP. There are nearly 20 of our
vessels moored at American ports.
Until some agreement rs reached
that will let food go through 20 the
Netherlands. we shah not allow one
OF those vessels 20 he made use of by
the allies. Until the embargo Is at
lease partly lifted the allies must use
their own tonnage for this work.
IL is on this basis that the Dutch