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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
Railroad Detectives Help.

In addition to installing the flood
light system of protection at night,
Pennsylvania railroad officials have
their detectives assisting in various
ways. They are doing everything in
their power to protect the 5000 or
more patrons of steam railroad trains
who pass over the bridge each day.
There are thirty trains each way dur
ing every twenty-four hours. railroad
officials stated, with an average of
about 100 persons to train.
Policemen of Maj. Pullman's force.
federal policemen and cavalrymen are
on duty on the Highway bridge. where
the police department maintains tele-
phonic communication, and officials of
the Observation-Disclosures Railway
Company have their employees on
guard. The daily service on the bridge
involves the movements of 416 electric
cars carrying about 1900 passengers.
Passengers on the steam and electric
trains crossing the two bridges yester-
day and today displayed an interest in
the presence of the soldiers at each end
of the structures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
PLEDGE OF SERVICE
BY SECRETARY BAKER

Newton D. Baker, present
occupation: Secretary of War"
formally enrolled himself to-
day as an alumnus of Johns
Hopkins University who is
ready to place his personal
services at the disposal of the
government in any capacity in
which they might be needed.
The enrolment blank, sent
out by all colleges in an effort
to list trained men available
for duty as a measure of ma
tional preparedness, reached
Mr.. Bakers desk in routine
way and was promptly filled
out. signed and returned.
The Secretary expressed no
preference as to the national
service he is willing to render
at need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
Indoor Range Instruction.

Following Maj Pullman's conference
with army officers at police headquar-
tiers yesterday morning, inspectors,
captains and lieutenants of the depart
ment visited the indoor rife range in
Polls Theater building and received
their first instructions in pistol and
rifle practice. Capt. o. F. Snyder, L. S.
A, the instructor, complimented them
on their craftsmanship. This morning
the higher officials completed their
practice in small-bore shooting, and
tomorrow they will be Instructed on
the range in Eastern market in full
al Congress Heights will be started as
soon as the weather permits.
1t is planned for the sergeants in the
police department to begin receiving
instructions tomorrow morning. Capt.
Snyder will be assisted in the work by
Sergt. J. ]. Anderson. Maj. Pullman is
anxious for embers of his command to
complete their course of instructions
$ early as possible, and hopes he will
have 100 rifles and $4,000 rounds of am
munition on hand by the time the spe-
cial session of Congress convenes.
Yesterday afternoon Col. Samuel w.
Miller. L. S. A. who was appointed to
the position of director of. civilian
mark smanship-a position created by
the last Congress-by Secretary of War
Baker, conferred with Maj. Pullman at
police headquarters, and later met
Commissioners kutz and BroWnlow
He expressed his hearty approval of
the idea of introducing rifle instruction
for the police and promised the assist
ance of his office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
$35, 600. 900 HELD UP.
Money Needed by War Department
to Meet Pressing Obligations.

Over s35.O0O.o 900 in military appropria-
tons are hanging fire. waiting for the
special session of Congress. OF this
amount more than $1,000 600 is for badly
needed work on the Panama canal forti-
ffcations. The remainder is for obliga-
tons contracted along the Mexican bor-
der during the recent mobilization OF
troops there.
These sums were made up of items
estimated for and carried in the sundry
civil bill and the general deficiency bill
which failed of passage in the previous
Congress. Special attention will be given
to these items when Congress meets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
Secretary Lansing Favors
Rigid Enactments to Punish
Spying and UnneutraI Acts

Secretary Lansing had conference
yesterday afternoon with Representa-
tives Flood. Harrison and Ragsdalc of
the House foreign affairs committee
in regard to espionage and censorship
measures to be considered at the com
ing session.
The legislative program which Sec
rotary Lansing indicated he would
favor included Il, declaration that a
state OF war exists, enactment of the
bill. which passed the Senate last
session, but failed in the House, to
punish espionage and unneutral acts
and an appropriation of possibly $500. :
ooo Tor employment of secret service
agents The S2oo.o0O fund would be
disbursed in the State DEPARTMENTS
discretion.
Planning to Aid the Allies.
Mr.. Lansing indicated also that plans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27
POLICE GET READY
FOR WAR SERVICE
Mai. Pullman Active in Having
Bridges and Water Sup
ply Guarded.
CAVALRYMEN NOW ON JOB

Mai. Raymond w. Pullman. superin-
tendent of police, is pushing his pre-
paredness plans to get members of his
force and civilian employees fully
equipped for any emergency that may
arise 1t was due TO his conference
with Secretary of War Baker Sunday
afternoon that members of the I'd
United States Cavalry. stationed at
Fort Mycr. were rushed TO the High
way bridge. the bridge of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and the
Washington aqueduct about o'clock
Sunday night.
Cayalrymen left the post at Fort
Myer few minutes after the order
from Secretary Baker was received
and in a rema kahly short time twelve
troopers and four commissioned OIL
GERS were on duty at the approaches to
the two bridges. Camps were quickly
established. and it was ordered that
one man remain on duty at the APP
breaches to each bridge. performing
two hours on and four hours off duty.
Cavalrymen Camp at Bridge.
The camp at the south end of the
structures was established just to the
rear of the home of the Corinthian Yacht
Club, while the one at the north end
was established in Potomac Park. Maj.
Pullman yesterday afternoon visited the
camp in Potomac Park and had James
&c Simpson, electrical inspector Of the
District arrange for the installation of
a police telephone service direct from
the camp to police headquarters. Mill
tary authorities have three telephones in
service there. and there also is telephone
connection with the south end of the
bridges.
AS an additional aid to protecting the
railroad bridge the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company officials conferred with
military and police officials and decided
bridge. These lights, 1t is stated, will
fully light the bridge at night. and
should make it impossible for unfriendly
persons to approach and damage the
structure.
Pedestrians other than those in the
employ of the railroad company are not
permitted on the railroad bridge, and
the Alexandria police and railroad de-
tectives, it is understood. are waging
war on hoboes who are in the habit of
patronizing side-door Pullmans. Camera
enthusiasts and loitererS, and even the
fishermen who visit the immediate vicin-
ity of the bridge, are being held up and
carefully inspected, but, 1t was stated
this afternoon, no arrests have been
made Troopers on duty at the ap-
proaches to the bridges say they have
experienced no trouble with suspicious or
other persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27

William X. Harcourt OF New York
have offered and Secretary Daniels has
accepted the services Of the Militia Of
Mercy to assist the families OF such
naval militiamen as may be called into
active service. The Militia of Mercy is
an organization of women which re-
Gently cared for children in New York
crippled by infantile paralysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-27

Maj. Pullman has directed his pre-
cinct commanders to give every pro-
lection to the smaller bridges and 9TH
er vulnerable points in their precincts
Cavairymen have not been placed in
charge OF the smaller structures. but,
ii is stated, the police captains of the
precincts in which they are located are
having members of their commands
give such places special attention.
Mounted policemen of the seventh
precinct and Tenleytcwn district are
cooperating with the four troops of
cavalrymen from Fort Myer assigned
to the work of protecting the aqueduct
between Great Falls and this city
Camps have been established by the
troopers and the road is being looked
after by them, Wntchmen in the employ
of the government also being on duty
at several points 1t is stated that II
substantial building will be erected
near the District line to replace the
tents. the federal authorities prepar-
ing Tor long watch at that point.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-27
Shoes as They a
ISLAND FARMERS 1T
a PROTEST OVER TAX

adascattre. Oct. -2fuscatiue Island
farmers are again Up in arms over the
g alnage question and there Is no Ger
saaozs7 that the Indignation meeting
aeid yesterday 70 protest against the
TAX levy to finance the proposed bond
issue W5lE end size matter.
The bonds Viii be disposed OF 10 IT,
t. Keller & Co.. OF Toledo. the highest
bidders, II they agree 10 certain C0ndI-
1#ons- This firm haafed the last issue
Of drainage bonds. The present issue
is Tor s4IS97 and tbs 6cm offers
premium 81 S565.#S
The Iuscat5ue- Louisa drainage
question has been the subject Of more
81 less litigation since 1871 Ut has
been 70 the supreme court twice dur
lag Eaat d1He. The ditch Is about
t# eDtE-esga miles long and extends
geaelE - tue Iowa river ia louisa
county. Il IS from three to five miles
side Iu places. It drains the i0Wiands
and for much - The distance follows
aae course gE tae Mississippi river
With the present issue Of bonds the
project Viii have cost the two ooun-
ties approximately 100000 There IS
ar elaborate pumping station haIf way
along the project which was installed
30 keep the dilcH clear OF water some
81 the farmers at yesterdays meeting
bitterly criticised she board for the.
fact that the pumping plant has been
idle for EauG stretches oil time
=. WAS claimed Yesterday that there
Is no water oa tIe properties drained
bt The ditch AZ the present time. AEfor-
Heg II. r. Weaver said that Odessa and
Goose lakes are Gu[l Of water and that
the sEouaH5 are filled. The object Of
the proposed bond f2o1ation is 10 COM
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Continued From Page one.f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-27
IT. s. GUNS At FRONT
SHE'LL En- Ely LIN Els
OUo1G0ued F-am Taza 0as0


YnrrtfaueF F-an- rs-r dina.
his walking comrades THROUGH
another street. uagea with egabfcs and
its sides Tined with csuut skeletons or
sHeE#-wTewkea houses. came The sound
of the tread of many hoa-uaue5 boots
and p tA@ darkness laf Dim forms r.
Ih-.. ---+4 pc seen marching
Sammics On March.
The cautious flash er aa electro.
American Infantry. packs en- their
backs. rifles Sung uH rue-r shoulders.
rain effeteu5nr IN fFasr helmets and
coats rro y,frE WHINING -na bottom
of their coats around .ne#- rez= which
we're moving z-5ta machine rra.
sfsfor
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

aorngefatterte 6tiere 9,25-tO.
Stoder8 uno 5ee0ers laugiam,
feft biz lei6ter.
6eeoerS cute bis bette 8.75-9.25
MettelulaBige 7.60-S.75.
@eip0bnli6e 6.50-7.60.
@ute b. bette 6toders 7.25-8.50
@tof Sellers 7.00-8.50
Stod aii1e 6.00-6.75.
gtod adlbar 100000
Seal a6l6qr 9.25-t0.25.
@nGs uno Gta9s 7.25-S.25
Bologna @ua8 6.00-7.00
2 dmeiuc- 3ufubr $4,000; Marft
5 bis 10c nieoriger.
Gurdidnittspreis 11.80-12.15.
@o6iter 4reis 1920.
Shafe 3nfllbr 1900; Marft
lolgiorn felt big itnrf.
2dmner 13.50-t4.50.
MutterIdofe ff.05.
@i6oer 9.50-tt.25.
@efiltterte Wiutteridafe 10 bis
t5c bober.
6ee6er Mlttterfdofe s.00-8.00
6eeoer 26mmer 13.00-t4.t5.
951brlinge ft.25-t3.25.
Hammer 25c ~nieoriaer.
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Die tauHen joliet.
wieber aneteifcn!

2on0en, t3. 6eb. S6aBamt8
fon5ler 4noreu 8onar 2am madte
Dem ltnterbolie Die MitteiIung. Dab
Die 9etrograo itattgeFuaoene Sonic.
reno Den 3paa gebobt babe, tpie Ole
4aiierten ocn Auiien III oeren 9or.
bcreitungen 5lr 6riibiobrs 0ffenftpe
belfen fonuen. Die Hegierullg, iag.
te cr, babe bis iebt nod feinen off.
sielcn 9}erid)t iiber Die 0erbanolun-
gen Der aonferen5 erbolten. 3erner
pur0e III iener &onferen5 beipros
den mie man Elm aeuneiniames 3ps
io%mmenmirten Der Observation-Disclosures
Der 9lIiierten bGiDerfitelligen tonne.
(sriten uno 6rdn8oieu baben ia in
ben 9aroaHellen 10 mun0er6ar ge-
meiniame 5lottenarbeit oerridtet,
onB bon ibren itol3eH Rehabilitation
bersmeifeIt menig iibrig eebliebell
IT'D
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Wdr Ger0re Elm
Seine Deuti6lancs?

gerlib t3. Sch. Gie eiu8ige
3eitunq, Die iid 6isber iber bic
glbberufung oes amerifoniiden got.
i6afters eoitoriea altsgeiproden bat,
lit Der n2ofal0n5eiger4. Die 3eitung
i4reibt unter anoerem: gs fam ge-
raoe nidt geiagt meroen, boB nit
Der abreiie Des arnerifniIaen got.
idafters cine popul1re 5igur aus
Berlin beridpnunbpn lit. Die BE
bouptung, oob SER @erarb Elm aus
geipro6ener @egner 0eutih(an6s
lit, mare etpas gemagt, iider a6er lit
er fem 5reun0 9eutidlanos. uno
man fam rubig iageL oaB Die ges
5ie9uugen 3lpiiden 8eutfhlQno ullo
Imerifa peniger beflugensipert ND
rem, bate Die trar8atlnntiide &epu=
blif einen 8otidafter in Berlin, ser
eilt beIIeres @~erftdroniS fir sic
Sdnierigfeiten uuo gigeutiimli6-
feiten u~nierer Gage gebo6t unb Der
6arauf gea6tct bdtte, ieine gegie-
rung In be5ug auf Die gegen uns ge-
fiibrte 2iigenfampagne genolt 51 mn
terridten. 8enu SER @erarb I'M
ollgemeinen aud fem otsgeipro9e-
tier 6reltno 9eltihlan08 mar, 70
NOR CT ober aud nid)t gefpillt, init
ieinen 2onosleuten olles on8u6eten.
mas engliid lit. Set 9fginn oes
arieges bat er 3ugegeben ooB Die
Gntentemddte ben arieg nidt &C.
ipinnen t6nuen. (GieIes iolte SER
@ernro bel ieinem eintreffen in
8ai5ington Der 8unoesre9ierung
ebenfoas beibrinaen,)
NndIteben0e nmerifaniife Bel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iperoen in9er-
lin bertpeilen: S1nnes 9'9onneQ
Bennett, GBril @ronn, 8iQiam
8opnr0 Sale, 9snalo s. Shiitte
uno SEER gfnberis.
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.Nrie0 mddtt Japan
sam reic9en Cans!
Gas 9anb fat bereies cine WDlb.
reierpe BON S3501000,000
angeiammcIA

Sofio, 10. Je6. = Sopans glt.
BpnbanbeI I'm Sabre 1916 bat Iid
auf nube8u u, 000,000 900 belolt.
len, ungefebr $220,000,000 mebr
oIs I'M Sabre 1915. gs mar Ods
bette Mirtidaftsjabr in Sopans aii.
~BenbaBoeI. 0ieier @euim mar aus,
ihIieBIid nut seite Der allsfubr.
g}ift l1ngrr mebr erportiert So.
pan Colo, ion0ern bat idon cine
@~oloreierue BON etlpa $350.000,.
600 nngeiammelt. Bon ieiuem
Retdtum unb Seinem areoit gibt
iest glippolt in 5orm bon @nleiben
an Die aaiierten Qb. @iele nelie
MGrfte fir iopaniide @aren Fino
infolge beS 4pfborens Der europa
iiden 3ufubr eriAloIien morben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Santiago 90 Cuba I'M
R6nGen pom HebcAcn!
WarniiOu Der GtaSt emp6rt lid unb
Ieet @Oubernsnr unb 8enm.
ten a6,

SnntiaGo Be Cuba, 10. 5e6. =
Die bteitge @nrniion bat %geneutert
un0 Ole @errIdaft Der Stoot on iif)
getiilen, Der @ouDerHeur, General
Monuel 6llentes uno nn6ere 3ibil,
%bearaten, meI9e ii1 peieertell, iid)
Der rebolutionaren 8emeguae onslt.
idljeBen, muroen berbaftet, Mtaior
giigorbertor 6eruanOca bot ltd altrl
@ouDerneur proflomiert un0 bic
SolDoten pntrouiQieren Die GtroBen
Der 5taDt alb. @isber limo nod fei.
ne HubeItoruagen irgen6pel6er Art
81 ber5eifnen.
Der @runo fir bieIe pl6bliAe mi.
litdriiGe @rbe6ung liegt in ben Sc
riidten, Die &egierungsbeb0roen nd,
rem bel ben @ablelt niht geieBm1s
BIG borgegangm. Inoere Srti9af.
ten Der $robil5 baden itd Der re,
poiution1ren g%epeguBg ongeidIoi
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Sem0t SebAtticrt
iibcr pcitpcrlG9e!

8nibingtoil ID. 5eb.-S SIM Bun.
oeSienot fameil Deute Die 9elpillt-
gungen fir Den 9oitetat sur De
bate jeood obne cine Ginigilng
berbei5ufiibren. 5rl benz bon benz
Goitfomitee einberihteten geriAt
miro cine ioforti9e grb0bltilg Der
&%otraten fir 3eitultgeu uno 3eit,
idriiten bon einent Gent nui on.
Oertbol6 Gents pro @funb int Sab
re 1917 uno ntif 5pei Gents pro
8funo nddJte8 Sabr lift in Der Bolt
berniaigungsporla0e borgeieben.
9oS &omitee ertpfabl anBer0em
Elm Announcement, mad melfem bonn
1. Stli 1917 an Die 9riefbdteaung
In St1oten, bic 8rieftr1gerbicnit
baden unD an 2anbronten auf einen
Sent bro lln5e erm1bigt peroeu iea.
Die 8erlpilIiaung fir ben Gobr
poit0ienit in ben groBen St16ten
ioa bonn 80. e5pni 1917 an ouf Elm
Sobr beibebnlteu meroell, penn Der
@npfeblitng bes aonlitees 5olge ge.
Ieiitet miro. Ser @enernlpoItuei.
iter loa angemiefeu ineroen oas
@elO 5u oieiern 8med au benuBen,
urtO alBeroenn ioa cine apmmiiiion
ernonnt meroell melde iiber ben
8ert oeS RobrpoitoienitqS geri6t
eritatten Ioa, 0aruit Die RobrpoIt
eoentiteQ BON Der Regierung aifge
fault miro.
Senator 8~dtt6eaos anlenoenent,
nod Dem 5pirituoin Qr8eigen nidt
bur6 Die 9oit bef6roert Deroen
obrfeit, mltroe Der gorlage ebenfallS
einberleibt.
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21tarstbcri6tc.

(lebcriRitielt ron Biltn5li 5rutt Coy
EraHeen-250s, 2SSs, 324s, per 8ilte, S2.75.
2t6s, $500 rcr &ii!ei ale a1oereH @rbBeH
1925; EXTRA iarcp, ipe5inl, aiiie 25e teurer.
8itrouen-S1ncn 30Gs, 1903, $500 per aifte;
slu6oena6It, 8oOs, $50, $3.50 per Rife.
GRAPEFRUIT 1853. Ss.76 Der aifte; 4ss, ses,
$500 uHO 54s. 64s, sOs, 96s. $3.50 per
aiite.
Observation-Disclosures. fdrep, SOB $500, eI'
fra inuen, $3.50, extra ieIect $500.
greibelbeereu-2ate Sotpe'st $4,000 per sos,
ggeibelbeern-eate SOipe's, $1,000 per 5nB,
$3.50 per Siite.
gepfd arf glnds, EXTRA faneb, $3.50;
grf. Blade, fduco, $500; strf. gIdds,
eem66uli6e, $3.50 per Wife; gorf Smpes
rails, $500 per 5oB; @auos, Colo, faucp.
StJ65, extra fancb, St75 Der atite; goHe
Beauties S1.75 Ser aiite; 90. &c. Scar
maines. iaRep $500, egtra fducb 1925 Der
aiiie.
SlarioiieEH-$250 per Rui6eI.
caBiartofieIu-S,.6O per Sanper.
GiibeH, -lpeiBe 9iibei, 8uderriibcn, Gaitinds
zen, gaaoes, AZ per 9iun0; ao6L. &c per
giurb; glumenfoDl, $3.50 per Crate; @urs
fen, 1926 Der 1useub; 1omateH, $3.50 pcr
Crate $500 per aorb; 3pibeI, role 9c her
8iun6 uHo ipaHif1e $500 per grdle; er0be
Gtts. $50.
eouio 24e, 1925 per aile; sgtrIiHe, soc
per SuseHo.
gtuic gsNlHliie, &c So; arpBe SiGoro, 40
@luHb; lIeine Stdorb. &c 9iuuo; englif6e
gsaaEifs 10. l., 1916 no.
glpfelpeiu- @ioii's, SdB@eU S425.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Ju6iId1es Pilfskcmitcc
jekt cbne cincm Gent!
gebter Collar ans BEN G~Dmiteei1del
WanOert in bic ariesssone,

aem gorf, 10. Sch. - Sn Der
lesten Sieuna oes Soint. 3iitri6u.
ton Committees, gu Dem ii1 Die
groBten iiibilden &riegs, Silfsorgn.
uiiationen in ben 8ereinigten Staa.
ten 5uidmmeugeidloiien boben, muir.
0e ole abienoung oes bisber nod I'M
aomiteeiddeI berbliebenen 9eites Der
hiesaulanec gum geIten Der jiioiiden
ssriegsnotlei0eHoen geiammelten lin
Neutrality-suspicious. bcidloiieH. 8as
slDmitee lit tlnmebr buditdblih
MittelloS nilo erldBt 0enu alid be-.
reifs einen auffiif Bu fleibiaer Sort
iskullg Der Solettee bic bis sum
SnbreslhluB insgeiamt $10,000.000
einbringen ioa. 8ueleid ipuroe nit
geteilt, man babe 3uli9eruHpen err
inngt, iponah 0as 2~iebesperf in ie.
benz Sale fortgeiebt peroen wilroe,
ielbit. penn 4nlerita in aries nit
Den 3cntralmddten geraten ioIltc.
Bon ben nad Der alten 8eit ST.
ienoenoen @eloern geben $225,O 900
nat Geiterreid 1lngorn II. @ali5ien
$4,000 nod Der 3iirfet unO gum
1eile ebeufalls nod @altSien, $40.
900 mad 9alditina, $4,000 nod
8ulaorien ebeniobiel nad Ger6ien
nuO @rte6enlono $4,000 nod Den
bon ben TruppeH Der 8eBtrolmdhte
5eiebten geile Gum1niens ufo
100000 mad Gublan6. Gin @e.
Erag bon S450O00 lit fir notleiOeh.
be SsraeliteH tn Gcuti1lono be.
itimmt jcood 6eOnrf es lit oieiem
5aa ned scr @enebmigms Dee
Stants- Departments
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D6nemt0rk leieef leht
Mnter ~kcblenman9cll

2onoon 10. Sch. Cine Sen.
tral 9feips 9epaide aus &openbogeu
iagt, man babe bort BEN @ebrau6
bon Gas uu0 Gleftri5itdt fort elm.
aeidr6nft. Ole Giuidr1ntungen
mureen boraeHomnler, tuegen Der
0otipenoi9feit goblen 81 iparen.
IS miro ongenommeB, oaB, ielbit
unter Der groBtea gipidr1nfung in
0ieier @iniift QGnqnarf uur auf
5tpei unD Elm bnIb Monate GENT
genD aoblen b1ben miro. Aae
StraBcnIampen iino nuBer DENT
geiest nno Der 6trdBenbobnberfebr
lit bei6r1nft morOen. Die Ebeoter
nnb Meitanraiioncl merben friib &C.
idloiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Die 1srie9stdtiGkcit
tplcSer lebb0ftcr!
gn alien Srunten baben Die Gemt-
idpen tleinere 6rfOlsc at
melOeH.

Berlin l6er 6aDDille, Is. Sch.
GidtQr 9iebel beeiutrGdtigte Die
aampftdtigfeit an Der meitlihell
Gront bon melder je0o6 ~fotgenoes
geDel0et miro:
gn Der Sommeirolt credible oas
Ariiaerie6uea am abenO uu0 nab
reno Der 9tddt cine erbobte Idtig.
feit, beion0erg iii oir glabe beS ct.
9ierre gaoit @Gbol5es pHo 9eronne,
5siubIide @pritUhc bon BatronillcH
siuilden Ypcrn nnS ArrGs
miRlangen.
Mi~ase0oniide 5ront. Ra1e 4arn.
Iona, ali Scr Gerna 9iegutig, puroe
enc crbobte midtige SteQlnG uno
mc6rere DQbinter liegen0e Eager &C.
itirut. Der angriff folgte ortiaeri-
itiidcr 9~orbereitnpg pnO bate fin
Sie geutideit geriuge gerlitite. 3mei
9ffi5iere un6 80 italieniide Soloa.
ten lpilr0en 81 Wefallgellen gelttdnf
mo filnf Miaidinengcmebre uHo 8uei
MinfmDerfer erbeutet.
GItfront: SiioIi9 Oes 9rpsmboto-
Sees iiberfiel cine @orltoBtolomue
cine rniiiide Steluug un0 fe9rte
nit 80 @efangenen uno eiHem 0fa.
i6inengeme6r 5uriid. 8eitli9 bon
2ud maren rriiii6e Acknowledgement.
ii6be ut0 Mlinenipralglusrn oBne
jeoen Grfolg.
gabe 8pps5pn idIueen mir 8pei
ltnrfe 8orItOBe mebrerer ruiiiider
BataiQone al.
5ilOlid Der 8aleputna 8ohn
(MAiienfront) nlbmen miere Grup,
pen ied)s ltarfe rpiiii6e Stiibunfte
i'm Sturtn Gin. gir nabmen 6S
ruiiilde 6ffi8iere unO cine sroBe gr,
5abl Ninnnl6niten gefangeu unO er.
bcuteten bret WtaidinellgeIDebre uu0
biel ariegsmatpriol.
AiBiifen Den ll5. plD Butnat1lern
baben an bielen 5telLen beftige ar.
tileriefdnpfe unO @rfedte an ben
borgeiAobenen 6telungen itattge,
fiFfioeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
u=SOOtc D%erlenten
ben 11,999SOnuen
9ampftr yAfrit"!
au6 Der gro6e Oampter ,,5ore(anO" (OmiR
Sa6(rei6e anOere gr6bere unO 6(einere
S6iJe DerlenRtl

2OnOun, 10. Jeb. - Der Gta6l.
Sampfer 0S5urelauO" lpnrbe bon ei.
aem Sentiden 5nndbuut berienft,
GCriel6e bate Elm IOnnengeBalt BON
1860 Eonnen.
auherOem ipurbeu mod fiinf Der'
ienft. Bier gritenbdmpfer nuS Elm
WriedIe luurbeu Monta8 in bic Sic.
fc 6cfOrOert, namlids
@et6erlec 4,227 sunnen,
gOaairc, 400 3Dnuen,
Slibia, 24l SOnneu,
G0cia, 2,715 Souuen,
agbiOs SpbribOn, 768 Spnnen.
@eiu gOrf, 10. Sch 9euti6.
lambs gr6hte @cnte I'M nn6eidrGuf.
ten Sandjbaotfrieg ieit Dem /, 5eb.
iunrSe beute einge6radjt nn6 beite6t
in Der &erIeafnng Ses 89ite Star
9ampfers s4frie4. 8isbfr mar Die
California has ar66tc perlenfte
Sdiff init 1862 SDnner, nuD ogOrt
abellaibe" NIT 500 SpnneH, bas
SrittsrOfte Sdiff.
9ic ggtfrie" iuar frii6er Gin 8ai.
iagisridiff bas suiidDeu eiOerpOnl
nub anitraliea fn6r. MaR glanbt,
Sah es gesenudrtig i'm 9ieait ber
britiidrn aOmiralitGt geitanoeu fiat,
iuie pielc nubcre 5diffe, bic gum
SrnppentranSpurt benibt merSen.