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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
BIER ftiaOlidt Qinien an @tt.
Tront uOn Oeu 9rutidcn tritirmtl

@oli5ierJ norOIi6 bon Der Sornopo[-
8lo6off gabn orangeu oeutihe
Erltppen in elmer 8eite bon 100
CARDS III ruiiiibe Steaungen ein
1rno noBnen 9 9ffi3iere iopie 275
Moun 9efdnQen. Sappen unO gii.
n%cn9dnge Ole bic gfutiien pntcr Den
oeutiden Stelllngen ongebradt bot,
ten in Der 9(biid)t, ielbige 8ltr red
ten Bet 81 iprengcn, muroen bon
Den 9eutiden 5erit0rt. Sn @olbn,
nien fon0en mebrere @efe6te ltott,
Die fir bic Gcitereid-llngarn un0
9eutihcn einen erfolgreiden Ser.
Iauf nobnlen.
@aIob miro tpie0er bei6oIien. 9ie
6treitfrdfte 6e8 5eIomori6oIlS bon
Modenien boben einen ruiiiI6eu
6elopolten ort gutna Stub geltom-
men urto einen rumdniihcn 8or-
mori6 an Seretb gum Steben &C.
bra6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Gnrken bcbaMptcn
iidb 0eoen Britcn!

Berlin, t6. Sch. (Gttnfenberidt.)
Gin 8erift ser tiirfii6en Sce.
resIeitung bonn 10. 6ebr1ar iogt:
Sn Der giodbari6oft BON Gclabie
&rtiaerie. mto Snfanteriefeuer
6iioli6 oes Gigri8 ging Der Seine
an -. gegen uniere 6Iiigel Dor,
ptiroe ie6o6 8ltriigeporfer. an
Rohmittog ne8 IL. griffen Sipei
Bataiaone nod itorfer %nrtiQeriIti.
fder @orbereitung nnIcren linfen
BliigeI an. Der angriff pur0e
gleidfals obgeidIogen.
4n Der 3aroaneaenfront idoB
aelttitont Meinde I'M Gompf NIT 8
feinoli6en 6lieqern cine britiide
Moidine al. 9ie Sniaiien 5luei
britiide Sffi8iere tpitr0en gefnngen
genonnef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
,,Sreccri6, ;. 1lt6tc''
1cMtc In PaIifdr!
Gas Gdiff iuirO ieOOdj crit bel Gun.
fel6eit einfnBren nnS wieSer
abfaBreH.

SaIifor, 16. Sch. - Ger 0am.
bier g6reoerif Der ahte", oltf Dem
lid Der friibere oeutiAe 9otidofter
in 8ai9ington, @rof bon @ernitorff,
nit Den iibrigen bisberigen 0euti6en
oiplomotiiben 8ertretern III oen
Ser. Staten befinoen mlir6e belrte
fur3 Dor mittog oltberbaIb oeS bic.
iigen $ofeiS geiidtct. Scr Gam.
pier itad ie0od nuf gefebG Der bieii.
gen 9eborOen ipieoer in See, nm
beute obenO gegen 1880 in ben So.
len ein5ulauien.
Sod Den bon fotnoiIfen gebor.
6en %getroffenen 9(nor0mlngen ioq
Der 9nmpfer iorpobl abcnOs einloll.
fen ipie abfabren. Scinem Der olli
Dem 0ampier befinolihen @erionen
miro g~eItattet peroerr, 0a8 6diff 81
berloien. gu6 iin6 ole @eiu6l
BON bieligen 2euten, ouf benz Gam
pier lleberfabrt nebnten 5lt biirfcl,
abidldgig bei6ieoen noroeu,
3as S6iff miro I'M 8eofor0 ga.
tin, noroli9 Der Sto0t, Dor Qnfer
geben mo infolge Der getroffencn
@orfcbrllngen miro niemano an
8orO @elegenbeit bo6en, Die Gron8.
portDorfebrltngerL gefeittgltugen oo.
militdriide &dtigfeiten irgenowel6er
4rt at beobodteu. Ser Qampfer
miro inter benz SAleier Scr Gun
teIbeit ben eigentIidcn groben Safen
poiiiercn ru0 mitten in Ser auBer
bul6 0es eigcntlihen &ofen8 gelege
men 9eOforO gat Dor 9lnfer gebcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
2tus Ser G~eotslatMr
Ses States JcWa!

8e8 gtoinc8, Sa. 1G. 5e6.- 9te
itaatIide ganf6eb0roe miro BON Der
Office 0e8 Staots- 4uOitorS, ser ite
bisber mntergeltelt mar, getreuut
meroen uno in 3ltfltnit inter Der
2eit1tng zines ~8auftomuiiI1rs cine
beIonocre abtetlltng biIoen. Nad.
oeln oo8 9o1t5 iid IN nieiem Sinne
enti6ieoen, itimnte geltern aud Der
Scnat NIT Al geqen nur cine Stints
me onfiir, MIR Scnutor Erouofoot
0oge9ct.
5ierno6 miro ein &onmili0r
benz min0eitet3 cine i%iiufidbrige grs
fo6rung I'M 9anfgeiddft SIR Seite
ite6en mltB. nit ciuenr Sabreseebolt
bon $4,000 erip06tt mer0en ino
Ief3 bis aft 9antrebiioren uls I'm
terbeumten erbaltcu.
Gie 2egislatllr miro iif bonn "a.
.Gfebruar bis gum 6. Dtar5 bertagen.
5omobl i'm 6enat mie I'M SauS
muroen oiesbe5uglide antrage ange.
nommerl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Den Jtalicnerlt tuir6
bcim9clcncbtct!

@icrL 16. Sch. il6er Berlin.
G5lmtenberi6t.) Inter Dem 10.
5ebritor beridtete oos 0Iterrei1sui1.
gariI6c Satpi1uurtier:
SIN 8ippodtal ooiterte geitern
Iebbaiter @ei0iibfampf al. Die
StaIiener berfulerten 5obIreidc @as.
gronoten. Jeinolihe @orIt0Be aus
DEM glbifnitt bon ct. 8eter iDrr.
BEN obgefuieIerl.
Die iitoli6 Der Goolboidltdt elm.
oebrodte @efongenen5ob[ nuroe ouf
3 Gffi3iere un0 So Wloru erb0bt.
Sii0lid Oe8 S~onalepoiieS ilberfie(
cine ulierer g6teillngen eineu fein6,
liden Stiibpunft mo ma6te %
8efangene.
Su Dem ontliden Sagesbcridt
bonn Il. 6e6ruor muroen in Der
Gool6n. Operation Die @efmgcnnob
me bon 2 0ifi3ieren unO etlpo go
Monn iolpie Die grbelItlng bon 2
MitroiqeuIerL cinem MtQidinenge.
idiib un0 einem 0tineniperfer Der.
fiinoet, ferner Ieb6aftere 9dtigfeit
auf Dem Gdrio uno i'm @ippodtol
uno rrfodreihe l1nternchmtnnon on
Der Siroler 5ront. SIM abidnitt
Der Senolf)lutt babeu Die aallers
Iifen cine feir0Iihe Gelomode ilbers
fallen un0 lieierten % @efangene
lorDie Elm MaifinengeihiiB Elm.
8a8 ELECTROMAGNETIC Marine
amt meloet:
am Nadmittog 6es II. Sebruor
1mternabm cine @ruppe unierer
@oiierflieger einen erfolgreiden gr.
flnoungsfhtg in Der Hi6tllng abIo-
no, Ganta Quaronta rn0 aorfu.
Cine un0ere Grippe griff in ben
0}orgenitlnoen oes II. 8ebruar
fein0li6e Gorpe6oboote urlo milf.
t1riide 4nIogen I'M Gricg8bafen bon
8rinoiiie al. Mebrere 8olltreffer
lieBen iid beobnhteu. g(lle u%nierer
@oiierilieger febrten ttuberiebrt au-
rid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
preisz111askcnban
inn OcmtIdpcn Pamie!
NGditen Samstag Ga6en Der 8latt'
Siitid)e &erein nnb Der SeatIde
Samenberein ibren ge.
meinIamen Wass
ten6aa.

Bie oaidbrlid, TO tuerOel1 o1td
0iesmol Der 8Iottoiitide gereen unO
ser 9eutide 3amen.8erein ibren
Nasfenbaa gemeiniam beraritnlteu,
mo 3tuar iin0et oerieIbe Samstag,
BEN IL, ~syebruor, ltatt. Sic Msastens
bGQe Der beiOen 8ereine geb0rert
Itets at Den beltbeiudten oeltihen
8eranitaItungen in Ser Soiion un0
fam man aud iekt idon nit Cider.
belt b~orarsiogen, OaB ont Somstag
Dos 3ettide Saus ~ilberfiilt iein
miro.
Gas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit ME
tets oildl biesntal beuiibt. allen an.
ueIcnben eiren bod)it fioeIen aben6
sn berettelL un0 es pir6 nidts uit.
rerIu6t Ioilsr. 0ieisn @orIos oura.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
2boeorSn. RanSaHs
fetnes pldnc6en!
9citiQationen nn6 8rancreien ipllcu
i'm &riessfale Mnnitiousfa'
brifen uerOen.

8ai9ington, 16. 6eb. geprd.
Ientant &al0ol bon Californian lit
gegenpdrtig nit oem glu8arbeiten
elmer @eieboorIoge beIhdftigt, nel1e
benz 8%rdii0enten ODER Dem Gricgs-
iefretdr Dos Hedt gibt, in ariegs.
3eiten ale 9eiti1erieu uu0 grauerei.
en- at ilberne6men un0 ale 8irt.
idaften 5l reauIieren. ST miro
oieie 8orla8e bet ben erIten glu5etden
Der Gr0ifnpng BON Standardization
5tpiihen qmerifa 1tno 3elltidlun6
einreiden. Sad Q(nIift Sandals
ioaen Die 3eItiQerien un0 @rulterei.
en- in Mltnitiou8fabrifeu ltlngepan-
belt mer6etL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
S~tiftmnesfeit
ser GcnccrSia!
SasIel6c mirO ant nddDitcn SOnntag
SnrdJ Gin gruhcs aOn5ert
gefeiert.

Scr 10 belic6te 3anensGeiong-
berein Gontoroia fciert aut Sonmtag,
Sen is. 6ebruor, iein odtcS StIf'
tunqsfeit, fir meldc8 8apa &eeie
ein beionocr8 reihbaltigc5 uto
fiinitleriides 9rogramm olgeiest
bot. Die 5tiftungsieite Oieies Ser
ems bobcn lid tets als tiinitlerii9e
@reigniiie erpieierL uno es beoorf
oesbalb uobl audi MIR oieie8 SIM
meijes. Inn Die 5reunoe 0eutiheu
@eIonge8 at ~bermlaiIen, lid Conn.
toq nadmittog int 9luitf Seim, @de
IL. un0 GaB-S truBe ein5ufln0en.
Gas aon5crt bcginut Inn $3.50 uno
a6en6s nm s llbr finbet Gin 6ct6al
Itatt.
IS folgt bicruit oos reid5oItige
Grogromm:
/. SIM g}ai, bon @erlnf. Gonelt-
DIOR nit 8ianobegIeitltng. Con.
corOia 9amenberetn. 8lono:
NtiB Selen Wtodin. gcgrii-
~bungsrcoe.
2. Die orci &ouleroOen; Sernloun.
Colo filr Gcnor: Mr. @orrD
GBbrop. &inlo: girs. Dis.
brulD.
s. Die 2ie6er; Soier. @eu1iidDter
ghor bss Gmnbp mf~ultfrerstrS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Oemtid1er 1srcSit bier
nm ~$7,OOO,OOO crbSbt!
Sentides SOniortinm nerfnnft &c,
i6aftSaRteil an Gin amerifas
niidcs SoBlenbergnerf.

Berlin, itber 2onoon, t6. 6e6.
Ser are0it 9eutidlonoS in BEN Ser
einigten Gtaaten lit I'M etioa ST.,
100000 geitGrft rporoeL 0enn elm
8ittsburger 5pnoifot, Dos nit Scr
8ctblebem Steel SO. ioentiid iein
iol, bat fir 0ieien 8etrug Ben Csc.
idaitsantei[ zines oeuti6eu aonior.
tiums in Der 2ebigb 9aaep Goal So.
fduflid %ertDorben.
Die Qentide @onf Bat Sen Ser.
fouf bermittelt, uno Der erlanote
Brei8 fol- iebr 8ufrieoeniteaeno fem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17

6ufRgren. Sir CUTE Duff. 1T ME
itets geiorgt, 1ulo fiir Die inonIten,
fomiidIten mo beiten gborattermas-
ten, iotpie fir Die beIten @rlipper
itno 8arpreiie in @eiamtb6be BON
$500 otisgeiest.
@ie nidts on6eres 0ienen Mag.
fenbdIle oa8lt Die Sorgen oeg Qa.
tags itber 8oro 81 tuerfeu, itno iih
unter Dem S1use Der Mogfe unO
untenntIidfeit eiumol redt BON Ser.
8en al omiiiiereu. Ser 6ies TIM
mill, ioute uidt b~eri61men, ben
0eosfenbaa an Sam8tog i'm Sent.
iden Saltie at beiu6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
DerIta0tlid6mn0
pom ~Giicnbabncn!

@ni6in9ton 1G. 8e6. - GAS
3niiheuitaotlihe aomitee IieB belite
I'M 9tn0esienot cine @eiebesborlagc
eiureidelt, luilt meld)cr iu 5ole
zines GriegeS Scr 8r1iiocnt bered
tigt lit, ollie 9abnangeiteQten iiuo
c8 MIN glr6eiter o0er Giiice6eamte,
in Qienit Der ser. Staateu al ite(.
len. @l8 GrunO 6ieier MoBnabnle
miro altf oen orobenoen 5treif Ger
Giicubabner peripieien, Der 3lr ,3eit
ous8ubreden 0robte, OILS Die M}ili3-
truppen nod Der merifoniiden
@ren5e mobiliIiert nuroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
NIT Giono 1tn6 0rQel.

ava f1tkAAAR AAAp ~ABA+s
4. a. GAMBLER QlbumblGtter; 9drcs
la. 8ltett fir 3lpet Gioliuen:
Strait grnIt Steele ltno SRI. Gle
Steele. - b golero; 3oncIa.
Solo fir @ioIine: 6rol1 Grnit
Geeie. q HoiebuO; 9rumon6.
2rtette fitr 9ioIirc mo &Iari.
nctte. 6ralt grrIt Steele ur0
5rau 6rib 2nngborit.
5. 6rit9ling8erlpahen; 9erIa. 90
metldor nit GiouobegIeit1ing.
9amcuberein Goncoroio. Bio
no: gtiB Selen @3afin.
6. 9cS SGnger8 Croft; 81. Stub.
Steele; MGnnerdor a copeQo
Mdnnerdor 0eS Smoba 0tuiit.
bereins.
7. MaOnonadt; &ugo aaun; 9omen-
8oppelqltortett.
s. @totber of mine; Souer8. Colo
fir &enor: DIR. SarrD 9is.
broin. 4laIlo: Wfr5. 3i5brnm.
9. Cine &beaterpro6e I'M MGoden-
peuiionot; R. 2ebn6ar6. SUI
moriitiide G5eue init @eiang.
9hliit bon 8aul 9infe.
Gerionen:
Ole Goriteberin 0e3 Bcniiouots,
6rau gtat6ilOe &ecOer.
anno; SRI. Murgoretb @offnon.
9ertba; SRI. Snttie 2olir.
Clara; Sri. Srene 8uid.
Dora; Sri. 6ricoo Steele.
eruo; Sri. gIic GreipS.
Gina; SRI. 4gnes Saarmalin.
- Mnnniert auf biefs 2situaa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Sur Nbbilfe Scr
papicrknapp9cit!

@aIbin9tm, tG. 5eb-Gm @or-
i6lag BON arncrmeBliber @idtig=
felt" fir 3eitungsberousgeber, mn
ter3eidnet BON elmer gn3obl Der
beoeutenOiten 8opterfobrifanteu. lit
Belte Ser gun0es S noelsfonmiiii
OH u~nterbreitet mor0eu.
Scr GoridIog, meIder cine iofor.
tioe Grlcihterrug bon scr gegen,
lpdrtiqen 3eitun9spopier Situotiou
bcripriht. miro bon oeH Ntitelie
bern 0cr aonmiiiion %gegcnm0rtia
bcraten, uuo cine 4nfiu0igung jolt
nod helte erIolgeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Den 6rausuieR iuirS in Der Siam,
pasue cine empfinOIide Sdlap.
pc bcieebradt.
S37 Wlann sefansen nuS 20 Ma.
idlnengeluebre erbeutct.

Berlin, 16. Sch. 9os arieas.
amt meIOete batte no6mittag: @ier
teirbIihe 2inien in elmer 8eite bon
2600 Waeter uno elmer Giefe bon
elmer bnlben MeiIe in Dem g(6ifuitt
0es Siigels t85 int Champagne 81.
ftrift geIegett, iuttrOen bon oetttidcn
&rltppen eefiirmt.
Die 9eutinen nobmen S37 Mtonn
eefnugen uno eroberten 90 MaI6i-
neneeiDeEre. 9ie 6ran8oien mod.
ten frt6tIoie @egerongrtffe.
uniere @erluite tporen MIR &C.
ring.
9tnd ont Der Sitfront bo6eu Bic
Gertiden unO SeIterrei6. ungarn
iinmbnfte Grfolee ouf8upeiien. SIN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
umcb Brne1 mil
Observation-Disclosures

GopenGagen, 16. Sch. 3os
9erliner 5age6latt brirtgt beute Ole
Meloung, ooB Die gc5iebungen 5lpi
id)et Seiterraid altngarn unO 0eu
Ser. Stuaten tpegen 0eS Saudboot
triege8 obgabroden iin0. (Gieie
gtadridt peldc olts aopenDagell
fpntnlt, flin9t unipabrideinlid; lit
e 81 eineln 9ru6 3wilden 6elt
Ser. Staaten uno SeIterreid lin.
gorn gefommcn, Damn pitroe Dies
ie0eniaIlS bon 8aibington aus be.
FAINT geuladt poroeu iein)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Gamstag, 9anSitentng

8~obII9medenOe, getniidte Gre.
me GbofoloOen Bfrno 29e.
Stub aoramels, Gbofolobe uno
@aniQe, Bfun6 29e.
StoIieniide 9itteriiiB, gemii6t,
Bfnno soc.
George 8oibington SdIeifen
Spe5inIpreiie.
gnrgef.Gtaib Go.-Sanptflnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
gsraftiides Sattiug.g q.
go. i.

Gilt bonftdn6lge uno tInr iIuftrierie Wns
I~eltunpen In ellen IelIcn Der iett 10 bolt3iiin'
ltheH IaiiiHgsgun(t, Die 5aHbbabAHg Der
Ehlifhen nH6 bie Gage ber 6dnbe iuit6 tH
hebeH fehr beuili6en iHo ta5filos ae5ei9nelel
hunftraiiioHeH ge1eigi, aeiolgt bon febr lei@t
bfrtdnbfib qeaebeHen gliileit1naeH. Cine ar3Be
Hn5abl Ron m1ltiern fit AanieR. ginlate Mo'
Hhe. mifteIffide, HrQpeH, Aadttieibers uHb
6erbentphg, SaHotidfaHten. 8rotielers1ef
dan UNI. fiHo abgebtIbet uilo ole a~nleituIs
Gen erul5gltneH es Gub sniaHgern. o~ieielben
bersufteIen
gas sim m onf benz belier gabier nab
han h5hfien slnipraernnael Der 4udbruder'
kiuit aebridt. mo Der Wefb besieiben pir6
tfr cte elre CueIe Der Befriebiauua mo bee
k1sronitders hilben. 9idu ifbe unfen ote lcitb,
IN Neefreunafn, 81 meiden e. St hdbei 10.
9fges @uo flt t2t p~orioitel per Aoil ber'
tnnht
S6gIidG Gmuha SribiHe.
l*aak 6rHa1b str. Gma5a, RsHr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
WcHen hapifoI I'M
Sic rmft iprcn9cn!

Bolton, g}aii., 16. Sch. Gen
geb6roen Duroe bcltte bic Mlittci,
lung gemodt, bob ein aomplott be.
itebe, oas Staotseebalt0e in Die 2uft
3u iprenqcn; Die Cot iolte nidt
ipdter ais morgen a~llsgefitbrt per.
Den. Die 9eboroen metgern iidL
ben gtameu De8 S%uformnnteu be.
faunt 5l ge6clt bod iaqcl tic. OnB
0crlcl6e Gin Mann bodnteu Stnioc5
lit, mi Ociicn Sort MON iidl obne
6roae uerIaiicu foune."
abouniert ouf niele 0etuHa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
George 8ai6instOn 3cnbeiteu,
Shleifcn

Infer Eager bon gon6idIeifen
ltnO Neiibeiten fir George 8aib.
ington 9onfette 6eiteIIen un6
oergIeiden lit ooaitdnoig. @iele
neue @nttpiirfe bicier Saiion iino
einaeidloiien. g}dbiae 8reiie.
gnrscR.9ai9 Go.-SanptfGnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Cine anSerc oro6e preiscrmdbieane in
1lt1ttter : 110dbtklciSern

@roBtentel8 feberlo'e Gr8eugniie oeeI6en fn6 einigcrmoBen
berfnia1 uno beihwust pod better aualttdt tno oaBergsp0bnlide
@erte
gGnner Outing 8Ionen G~a66em6en, 29e.
9ednner gaht5enoen firs gan5e Sabr, 3 fir S1OO.
Mdnner 8oio1os, fur8 gauge Sobr, zoe uno $129.
02dnner Outing 5luneI gaiomo8, CSC.
lRGnner Snidentider fir Zoe
Reinleinene M6nter Gnidentifer, 0lIer; MIR geringer 9or.
rat, fir 10e.
Scene @Guner6ernScn fir S1.00 nn6 $500
gele g9dnnerbgnoen nit ueHden o6r iteten 0lonihetten, Grib.
ioGr 1917. &e5euoe gtufer un6 Shotierlngen, So, $3.50 uno 81.
Skinner llniUn SnitS fir CSC
2eidte un0 nut(ere l2Gnner Union Silts, nGB tn0 eru, CSC.
9RiuHcr Nnfer.Srimpfe, 25e
Mdnrer @Rufer.s trunpfparen-seo tun6 Geoenfoer, tpur-
0er6are &erte; ole 6orben; meftens 1912 un6 II @roBe 25e.
MGnncr SulsbinScn fir 29e bis Csc
M6nner $a8bfn6er, nm gauun fir frIbinbrmo0ct at MADDEN
fir 29c, Csc rn6 $50.
9~nrseFGai6 gp-Sanptlnr.
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Evening star., 1917-04-09
yAN|GANS SCORE EASILY
Grif6th's Youngsters Hit Ball Hard
and Shut Out A. C. A. c.,
z to O.

Grifith's Yanigans and the Alexan-
drfa County Athletic Clubs team played
seven innings at Clarendon, Va. yester-
day, the professionals winning easily
by the score of to .. The cold wealth
er and stiff wind kept down the at
tendance, but at that there was quite
bunch of onlookers who enjoyed the
one-sided battle.
Won Herbulis pitched five of the seven
innings for the Eirginians and all the
runs were scored off his delivery. Blum
don finished the game. only two hits
being registered against him. Clarke
pitched the first four innings for the
Yanigans. and worked nicely, not a
bingle being secured by the opposing
batsmen. Craft pitched three innings.
four hits being made against him. but
"Moil took things easy. putting the
ball over the plate and depending upon
his support to head off the safeties.
In the first inning. the Yanigans
drove four runs over the rubber through
double coming at the right time to
score runs. In the third inning jamie
son slammed out triple and continued
on home on an error. Two runs, the
last scores of the game, developed III
the fourth. when bases on balls, an
error and timely hit sent the runners
over the plate.
Menosky was on first for the Vans
and took care Of his seven chances in
clever style, and at the bat registered
with a triple and a double. The score:
Evening star., 1917-04-09
BY n. c. BYRD.

Every high school nine except Cen
trail will begin the coming season with
out the services of the man who start
ed in pitching last spring. Business
loses Wassamann. Tech will have to get
along without the hurting of DENLY
Hird. Eastern must content itself with
developing a man to take the place OF
Tomiin. and Western must hnd some
body to take up the duties of Peck and
Peine. Several of the mines also are
going to miss other men from various
positions.
Eastern probably will be more hurt
than either of the others. 1t not only
loses the pitcher who carried the team
to championship a year ago. but it
must replace Flaherty, generally rec
ognlZed at that time as the best re-
ceiver in high school ranks. Eastern
hardly can hope to find man as capa-
BILE as Tomlin Hird was the star
moundsman at Tech for three years. 1t
is probable his place Will be taken this
spring by Pleiffer. who did some of the
slab work in 1916. Peine and Peck were
the mainstays Of Westerns nine, both
hurting effectively. Besides their value
to the school as pitchers, they were
good hitters and played regularly in
other positions when not on the slab.
Central has back SchafYer and Gottlieb.
liz icis LOT lHe ldSl IWO SedSoHS
The former is doing the bulk of the
hurting this spring, with Gottiieb at
short Schaffer is a left-hander and. ap-
parently. is to be used in the school
series almost solely.
Ike. Macdonald. now at Maryla nd
State; Belcher and Molly Roberts are
gone from Central. All these played
good ball. and their places will not
be easily filed. Western is minus the
services of Sergt. Whelchel and prac-
tical1y its entire team. Sheewalter,
Stevenson and Mccarthy are out of the
ilne-up at Tech. Lanahan, captain and
second base at Ea stern. is missing, and
Ray Wise. first baseman. and Culligan
are gone from the roster Of Business
Central. it seems now, by virtue of
Its apparent superiority in battery
work. should be the favorite in the
series. The Blue and White has good
pitching and catching. and those fac
tors usually are sufficient to win games
against the average scholastic com bina :
ton. Tech always has good material
and losses affect 1t less than the other
schools; Eastern and Western suffer
more than other teams from the loss
Of clever individuals, the size Of their
student bodies being so much less than
Evening star., 1917-04-09
LICENSES FOR JOCKEYS.
II Pros" and Three Amateur
Granted Permission to Ride.

NEW YORK. April s.-The board OF
stewards OF the National Steep!echase
and Hunt Association has granted per-
mission to the Westchester Racing As
socation. the Maryland Jockey Club
and the Queens County Jockey Club
20 hold stee eplechase races at their
Their spring meetings. Henry J. Nor
ris was appointed steward for the Bel
mont Park meet. Frank B-yan for the
Havre de Grace meeting and F. 3. Won
Stade for the Aqu educt session.
A. J. Devereux. Lawrence B. Smith
John, S. Petit and Roger II Bayly
were granted permission to ride a.
gentleman jockeys during 1917. subs
ject to approval OF the hunts conn. -
tee.
The following Jockeys were erarsea
licenses: Edward Landry. L. A. Bur-.
William Allen. F. +. Williams. I r.
Tuckey, sam Stevenson, William Roots.
Edward kienck, ]. X. Russell. Herb
McAfee. Frank Stacey. Thomas Fer
nessey. Samuel ]. Bush. Harvey WI.
hams. Thomas PArette. Norman Ken.
nedE and .. Smooth
Trainers licenses were received by
John Rddfck. NJ Daily, Orville z. Rob-
erts. John Hastings, Silas veith. {. H
Douglas. john Lambert. Patrick Due
gan, w Freeman and E. A. Burke.
Evening star., 1917-04-09
PENSYLVANIANS STAND
WITH COUNTRY IN CRISIS
Statess Society Here Indorses War
Declaration and Pledges
i Loyal Support.

I'm qualified Endorsement of the stand
takerJ by President Wilson against
Germ:iny's wanton destruction of
American lives and property and the
SUBSEQUENT declaration of war by this
county, was given in a resolution
uuan nously passed by the Pennsyl-
vania Society of Washington Saturday
night 4n the Perpetual building. 11o1 E
street northwest. The resolution, which
was Introduced by Samuel r Strattan.
presit|nt of the society. declares that
the m 1mbers of this society, individual
ly anS collectively. pledge their allie
gianc'fand loyalty to the President and
cover enent Of the United States in all
necessary efforts to bring the present
war coalitions to termination successful
and hot.orable to this country"
RepI ISsentative NJ Clyde Kelley of
Penns Yvania spoke on the natural ad-
vantatfs Of that state with reference
10 the lrecent declaration of war.
~ al glad that We have come to
q tim'4 in the worlds history when
we arE forced down to fundamentals.
20 the when We Americans, feeling
that oar country has been wronged
can enNr conflict with every assurance
that w are doing right. I feel sure
that Pfansyivanil will do her part in
rhe CT fis and that her citizens viii
respond nobiy to the call TO arms" said
the speaker.
nationay bureau of standards, gave an
addressfon The Golden Age
New 71embers elected at the meeting
we're WI s. Fisher. E. A. McDevitt Mrs
MARSHALL Mckibbin, Marshall McKibbin,
Samuel a. Magee and Mrs. Orril Moody
Evening star., 1917-04-09
Ban and Cap Anson to See
Opening Game at Detroit

DETROIT. April s.-Two promi-
nent Chicago citizens. Ban B. John
son and Adrian ("Pop') Anson,
will attend the opening ball game
between Detroit and Cleveland next
Wednesday.
Militarism will play prominent
part in the affair. both teams
marching to the fiagpole in center
field. where an immense new flag
will be unfurled. After the flag
raising, Mayor Marx will pitch the
first ball to Charley Bennett, the
veteran Detroit catcher. Sam
Thompson, another time De-
troit player, and Cap Anson will
have charge of this part of the
program.
President Johnson will be one Of
the guests of honor, joining the
party in the Navin box
Evening star., 1917-04-09
SCEsDOL ATHLETIC MEETS
Marylaad League Announces Ma
Is as Prince Georges Date.
,ecial Ccfrcspondence Of mo Star.

Special Correspondence Of Tie Star.
CPPEh MARLBORO. April e-An
athletic meet for the schools of Prince
Georges county is to be held under the
auspices,or the Maryland Public Ath-
letic Les'sue May -. The Montgomery
county lfeet will be held at Rockville
May >.
\ petit ION is being circulated address
ed TO the commissioners of Prince
Georges :ounty for the improvement of
the highway leading from Bladensburg
TO Marlboro. 1t is requested that this
road be approved by the application of
gravel cihders. This highway is the
connecting link between the Washing
ton Baltimore boulevard. Central ave
nue. and the Washington Ma arlboro turn
pike, all ~ which roads are now state
highways