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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
1liS6tcit Srtc6cnss
13cSinenite tptiicn!
@iliun erIndJt bic Qllliicrten an5u-
frasen, iuelde 9ebingnmgen
iie ltellen.

gsitt86ura, 10. SUM. Cine an
8ralioent gsilion geri6tete Genf.
fhrift betreffg Der 5teluna Der
nuerifoniIhen Station gum ariege iii
Don $40 Gelegoten Der glational.
fonfeten8 fir @oblt1tigfeit uno @e.
fingnisiueien m9enonlinen unO I'M
teraeihnet tporDen.
1os Ghriftltiid, nelhes nut 0ea
Original -llhteridriften bem 9Srdii.
Oenteu 5ligeionot iuurne, bat folgen.
ben @ortlaut:
assynoem mir Die Oemofrotiiden
Brin8ipien iuie Tie in oeS Br1iioen-
fet glniprohe oil 0en @unoesienat
i'm sSamtor entbalten tln0 in ieiner
siriegsbotidoit bonn 9lpril beffdFtiat
finO, bilIiaen llno Oie 9lntiport Der
freien offentlidjen 9ieinung tn eng.
Iano ipillfontmen beiBeu; tnoem mir
ferner 6ie polfstiilnlid)eil 3iuede Der
ruliilfcn giepolution NIT ibrer 3u.
riidlneiiung territorioIer gergr0Ber.
ttag Frellnig begriiBen ltno es aner.
fcnneii oob Die oemofrotiiden Gle
mcnte Der 3entrolreaierilnoen iid
70 lanqe i'm g1adteil beiinoen ols
lire ariegspnrteien beboupten fon.
nen, oob iie nur Der orobenoen Ser.
nihtlina @i6eritonO leilteu. berbiir.
Qen mir Der S[ominiltration uniere
1lnierltilelng bel allen ioIheu 5hrit.
Ten, iDeIde Die glaiierten 3u elmer
leuen g[nqabe i1rer 5ricoensbeoin.
qltlqen berallaiien inoem iie Die
autofrutie in i6re Sdranfen mei.
len iid geaen Groberimgeu nno
ldlluere Observation-Disclosures or.
n1ren uno Die Iiberalen @Ieueffe
Der @ienidlheit st ciuer oenlofrati
fdlen NeItorgaHiiatiuu 81 nereiniaeu
iiden.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
sdbnaps nno Sinte
SOfipeilt Der &uiien!
pettcorac am RanSc elmer Pmnecrsnct; ltkrais
ficr perlanocn 1tnabbanoiokeit; SclSaten
neRmcn fir srcnItaSt Stellnne
Uncertainties sommiilion 1T ieRr bel6dftiet!

ooB Die 9[meritoner 6rei bis bier
Boden IN gfuBlano bIeiben ner0en.
@encraIinoior Scott, Der omerifoni.
ide nilttdrii9e g6ef Der Gontutii.
iionb iuir0 lidl heute noh Der ruff.
tlden s5ront begeben; Genr.aomiro[
@lennQn unO nnbere onlerifonii6e
Glottenoffi5iere beiuhen geqentnGrtig
bie ruiiiide Glotte oes Shpar5en
0tceres rnO Die ruiiiiden Wtarine.
itaiionen al Der Office. Die Mit.
glieber Der amerifnniifen Ba9nfom.
aTiIiion, al oeren Spite sSohn s..
Stcbens itebt lit in lmliltterbro6e.
ner @erbnnoltn1 nit riiiiiihen 81.
ietbabn Sa6berit0n0ieer. Ste,
bgns ielbit lit on einem Sbrenlei.
Den erfronft unO nidlt ilnitou6e, ben
8erbnn0Iungen bei5upobnen; es pir0
iebo9 eriportet oaB er binuen meui.
gen Eogen mieoer ipo6laui fem miro.
6uHger berridjt in RttrogrnS.
Stod6olut, 10. SUM. Sumner
rnebr tritt sic Gotiahe berbor, onB
es boIo unmogIid ietn miro, Die Be
b6Iferung 4etrograos NIT globruug8.
nlitteln at beriorgen. @isber tpur.
Ben tdqli6 800 @romn 8roo on
ie6e Gerion Der Stoot berteiLt; 10.
biel 9rot aber lit eeeenpdrtiq nihi
nebr erbaltlih. uno Der Sunger
modt iih in alien S6idten Der 9e.
b0Ifering bereit. goliiiide fyiibrer
io1etL boB bieIe 6a6rifen obiiftli6
Qeihloiien uorben iinh, I'M bic ouf
oieie 8eiie ouBer gIrbeit gefonline.
nen 2ellte at berdnlniien, bic Gtdot
SIT berlaRen itnb auf bem Qauoe 4r-
belt at iufJen uno Die @efnbr einer
8e9enrebollition 5lt berfleifent Des.
boI6 orinaeu Oieie s5iibrer o0rnitf,
n1B Die 2eute in Der Sto6t bleiben.
g}oroiobs aattllnfa6rif bel gtiIbni
Die 3eitueiie bon oen glr.
beitern ouf eigene glehniing iTber.
tpltroe, miro tuie6er bon 6en
friiberen Gigentiintern geIeitet, oo
Die g[rbeiter feine Wtittel befaBen.
ben getrieb Der sSo6rif olfreft Sl
hoIten Die Giaentilrner be3obten
MIN 2obne, tuie lie tbnen pdiIen.
Sene @lentente, pelhe aronItaot
ols ielbitIt1noi9e 9fepublit oltSriefen,
idleinen in NltBIouo biele 4nb1naer
3ll 6eittcn. Gin peiteres syttfanterie.
]egiment Oitr93og Die StroBen 8e.
troeroos. 8anner Dor iih bertro.
9enO NIT Der SSnidrift y@rllB an
nno ltniere oortigen @e.
roiien oes Sonites Der Nrbeiter uno
Gas 9feailnent befreite
,inen Soloatefb Der ipeqen Ieiner
nufriibreriI1en GeOen ins @ef1ng-
nis getporfen iporbeu mar. gs miro
oaroltf bertpieian, OaB Die 5olOoten
offers Die prooiioriife Gegierltng
in erbitterten 8orten on9reifen.
Qie @obnfradtroten in GuBIonO
Iinb Tim 200 gro8ent uno Die gni.
iugierroten itm 90 9ro3ent geitiegen.
ssyyn 9fuBlono oniGilige GnQl6n6er
OerIniien in Sharen 6a8 2auo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
9cntider 9Soitbsridt ii6er gcrieu.
fangen i'm glpril.

Sern 20 WtaI.-yta6 enogiiltis
ger outlider 5eItitellung Der oeut,
i6en 9L0niroIitGt iin0. I'M gtonot
glpril m SanoelsidJiffsroum insge-
iont L091,0OO 8onnen our6 frie.
geriide Q}aBua5men Der 91ittelmd6-
tie bernidtet noroen 0arttnter 822,.
900 fein0liben Sdiffsraumes, BON
oieIen $4,000 9onnen cnaliide.
Seit 8eginn oes ttneiugci6rdnften
Observation-Disclosures iino inSgeiont
2,772,000 grltttoregiitertornen Der.
loren gegangen.
Qlno in &ai6ington batte man
geitern einen 8eriht 5uionunenge.
iteIlt, mouad bis Sonstng nm t$4
AfiGloneu 9otuea berientt icin iol-
lcn. m0Brato oie oentidcu 3oblcu
mir bis 30. 9lprlI qeben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
SclSlaoer iperSen ltief)t
bis 1. Sept. fertia,

g8oiDinattiL t9. SUM. qie
@rriAtlng bon 8oraden slueds lin.
terbringlug Der 5u biloenoen uelen
2lrnee bot iih ais eine QroBere
Sdipieriafeit eriuieicn. als man an
t1il9Iih onnnbm. IS lit fnum an.
5itnehmen ooB Die @ebGa0e sitr gIuf.
uabme Der Grippcn bis ami 5.
septeHtbsr lcrtig echeat meroea
fonuea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
Britcnbnmpfcr l1mft
ailf 2llinc iint iinkt!

Wiontrcal, 10. Syitni.-3er 3onl.
pier uGart6asininn" bon ser 9meu
2nlie, lit fur3 nod0eul er bon @las-
golu 0ie gleiie nadl @ioutreol onge.
trefen botte. auf cine g2ine eelmlfen
uno geilmfeu. 60 nertiinOet Elm
belite bier >einaetrofieneS aabel-
grolnm. G8 beiBt. DOB oaS lIu-
gliid am Smmtag Dornittug itatt.
faao, lmO OoB Der 0anpier feine
8aiioQiere on 9pr0 botte.
Ger aGartbogelIion" mar 4.4l4
Gonuen groB uno berfebrte smiihen
un0 Gnglan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19

Tetrogrnb, 10. sytui. (gon
8tainut @. u. Sbebbero, seor.
refpon6eiit Der limited 4reB.) -
Gerti6lono beoient iib an Ser Oft.
front oes aIfobols rn6 Der 8inte
nnitatt 6es BuIbers ilno gIeis. Wiait
berldft fi6 gegenipdrtig bel Der ge.
fnntpfung Der ruliiiden 3rltppen
iuebr 6iif Sdnopps un0 Rotenidlreis
ben, dls ouf @eiboiie, tim 0ie arait
1es ritlIiIben SeereS al ilnterqraben.
ane 9eriuhe Der ruiiiiben giegie-
ring iin0 @eneralit1t, Dem f5rdter.
nifieren 5miiden rltiiiihen iln0 0eltt.
ffen ioipie oiterreibiif.ungoriifen
2rilppen elm Gnoe al bereiten, idei.
nen miBlltngen 3u iein. 8elitiher
Sfnapps fin6et in oen Reiben Der
aliIIen INNER nod @ingang lm6
ieoen Mlorgelt finoet man ooritd)tig
geihriebene 9riefe ODER biibfH qe.
0rudte gioten in Ser gt1be Der rlliii.
fhen Sd)iiBen9rdbelL in pelden 5ltnt
glbldluB zines Sonoerfrie0ens oitf.
gefor0ert miro.
Seltiee geridte bon Der 55ront loi.
fen erfennen Dab iib 6ie41orol inter
ben ruilii9en Solooten an Der 5ront
ipieoer 81 beben beainrtt. @enera[
@ruiiloif bereiit gegenpdrtia Die
sSront umG 11It an Ole Solbaten aitl.
oenoe AniproHen in ipeIden CT iie
sn elmer energiideu Striegsiiibrrng
nnffortert, Or ioa aud iihtbare
Grfolge bnben.
Ser sil @losfGu tngcn6e aongreB
Der oIteried)ii6eu Girhenpartei bat
hctte einen Beld)luB qefaBt IN mel.
dlem 0ornuf georilngeu miro, baB
9lubloro cen Gricq Bic gum bite.
ron Gn6e forfiete. 9ln aerensfp
ipdr0e enc 8epeide iolaenoen s5n.
halts arionot: Sic iino gtnBlollos
iorqeibobener 9luBenpoiten auf Dem
s5eloe Der 8reibeit.
1lfraiuer berlangen llnabbGngiafeit.
llfroiner 3eleeoten aus oen 8lo.
tio Giien. ln6 ao6leu.1 1iItriften ba.
ben in elmer Gonferen3 beihloIen,
nuf Die llnnbbdrgiafeit Der llfraiue
su beiteben un6 Die ariegsinltI6en
0es gtei1s niht an3nerfennen.
glmerifnner iebr beidGftigt.
Gie WiitgIieoer Der onerifarriihen
aonnnriifion fino iebr beif1ftigt; tag. |
lid finoen 5lptihen ibneu uno 03it,
alie6ern Der prooiioriiden Regie.
.-...... q .E.......... XII re E..EL A.c |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
Sratt5. Grpr6iiSent
Salliercs iibcr krica!
Icnnt Gnslnnb ben 6emmidnb snm
sSrie6cn; arieg fit 9cntif'
limb frieoeHSreii.

@enf, 10. sSutti .-glisortig tuiro
Die Gage Der Ger6iinoeten beleu1tet
onrd geuBerungen tpelde Der fran.
3ofii6e @r,GrGiibert 6alieres I'M
StnbIif ouf oas gei9eiterte oett,
i6e sSrieoen8ongebot geton Bat. glr.
mono Snllieres, Der friibere 9Srdii-
bent BON fSronfreid, Der fih boll.
fomuen bon ieber politiihen 8et1.
tigttna 3uritdge6ogen bat un0 mel.
items oltf ieineln 2onbatt bel @or.
oeoug lebt, geipGbrte Dor einiger 3eit
cinen berborraQeuoent Mit9liebe Der
.Societe De Ia &dir. @omon6 9eliorf,
8rofelior on oer Sorbonne, cine I'm
terreounq. @omono 9eliort gem1nr
oen Giitoritf, odB SoatereS iih int
lebboften Meimtngsgeeeniaee at ben
iebtgen He9ierpngsni1nnert in
SSrallfreid1 bef0n6e,
SSoIliereS Io9te 1t. a.: ,,GoB es ben
9elttid)en uno loren gerbilnoeten
init tbrent 5rieoensallgebote niht
crnit gemeint mar, be3peifle iG. @8
mar ernitbnft qe1etnt benn feline
9tegierltnq mogt oen leioenoen Men.
i6en Elm Sritobiio oeS sSrieoeus bor-
Sugolteln, obne bierfiir neun 8oIte
trii9er ODER fp1ter our @eranttpor.
flung geaogen gu mer0en. 9ln0ers
perb1lt e8 itd nit Der Srage, oh Der
arieg frieoerlsreif lit. &ier tIofft etn
ornBer 8egeniat 6lpii6en Sranf.
reid 1tnb ieinelt 6eiitoen. Sir
0eitti6lon6 unb feline &erbunoeteu
lit Der Grieq frie0ensreif. De1ttI4,
LAMB bat feline 8ii1tlde 5u erfitGen,
e ipill feine @robertngen n1aden
es fQmpft obne 2lnnerionsgeodnfen.
@tan borf ouA Die borIdufige Siege.
lung Der bolniid]en 5rnge ottrd Die
92ittelnl1d)te niht fir oas lebte
8ort bolten, ons IN oieler Sadie bon
ibneu geiprodert lit. sd CLAUDE,
6oB iih 8eittIdlon0 unO 9luBIuno
iiber 8olen ,ulIhper peroen ner-
itdnDiGcn fonnen menu crit bon
ruiiiider 5eite Der 8iGe bur Ser.
ltdnoiqit1g borhanben iit 8on
9eutidIolb Iiegen feline Sernnlllngen
bor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19

gioot lit gcitern in 9etrograo Elm.
oetroiien Ter Rubelfpus fiel IN
gtem llorf gauS be0eiitenO. SIT
Root Die sS@uraeI" oes llebels2 =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19

9ie tsinleiiiuag 81 Dem Sonrcnt
Der SrIaHoer biloete mohi oie @r.
ulorOnnn oes 9olael9cis III dublin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
Morlueaer in bic Siefe.

2onoon, 10. Sum. Die 8eiasuug
oes uoripegiiden GegIers n8erfect@
lit in Den boadnoiitben Safen gntiti.
Sen geIonoet, Der c9eriect" elm
6o9r5eug bon 1,t88 Gonuer, iit ei.
mem beuti6en 3aud6oot 8hm 9pFer
gefallen. gr befouo iif alf Ser
5obrt bon gobia nod Seopenbngen
uno botte gsei8ell fir Qdnennrf
ols 2aoung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
aries fir Gnglanb nod nift fric.
oensreif.

BAUtL IAL lJlulillSiuJt JNIDApilb'
gnqlonb un0 ssStoIien 1T Der arieg
nod niht frieoenSreif. Sier liegen
ole 9roblene nod oifett Groblene,
0ic 1ur oltrd) bic g2ieberIa1e Der
@itteImddte 9eI0it tper6en fonnen.
9tur cine 91ie0erIage 0euti6lanos
iett GuqIan6 in Die 2nQe oGe iene
&eripre6ungen 8t erfitllen Die es
1T. g(n Die @aht @ng.
lambs, al feineu areoit fIanlutern
iidJ Die fleinen Stantert Die lire
@riiten3 fir Die @ntente in oie gSng.
i1ole aetporfen hoben. Gin ner-
lorener arieg itreiht @nglonos
6Iogge BON ben Meeren, lu6 oorltm
lit eS leidt. alt berIteben. oaB @ng-
lnto nit Dem Qan5en glufQebot Iei-
ner pnqe6eltren Ma6tnitteG oieien
Grieg t1npft. g8ir 6ron5oien fons
men einen perlorenen 4rieg ihreller
beriuinoen, oI8 Gnglon0. g8tr ltllo
in eriter 2inie &ontinentalmoht
uno lmiere BoIitif bemeqt iih I'M
sur engliihen irt einfnde.
rem 2inien. Ser gan5e funitboae
9nu 6es eugIiiden @eItitdotes muB
in iid auioumeniaIlen, menn ibm
Elm Gditein bes Jltnodnents ent5o.
gen miro. 9ieier Gfitcin lit Der
@Iaube Der 8eIt an @nglanos ltnbe.
iiegbarteit.
Ser Sdleiu bts Sicgss marbe se-
nigen.
Gin nidt aemonnener &rieG lit
iilr England Elm berlorener Srieg.
Gon 6ieien @eiihtsplnfte aus olio
lit Der arieg oud fiir GneIono nod
lidt iriebensreii @ualono uuB
iic1en. g}a6 ehlent eriten groBeu
5riolg, ct bralld)t nod uiht einnlaI
,in entiheioenoer gu iein miro Gng-
amos Sprnde in ocr 5Srieoensfroec
1eriobuIiher flin9en. g[n @uQlono8
5ieg fnilpit iid ieinc geinnte 6i.
1dn3poIitif. Gnalnn0 miiroe mebr
lls ieiu Rotionolperm6aru berIieren,
penn cS riuen 6ricben id)lteBen
rilBte, Der ibln bon Dem 0euti9en
5ieger Oiftiert wiiroe. oenn ollie Ser
gnglanos unO ole ieine
meroen Damn ans eige-
Ter @fdbtpollfourmenbeit 6os @ht-
lobeu @noIano8 aus Dem 9uhe ID.
.er Staatsidul6en ltreihen. @er-
iert england oieien arieg, 0ann bat
3 ebenio Diele 5ein0e, lDie es gegen-
Dartiq 5Srelm0e belibt Garum nuiB
ynglon0 iiegen unO oari al feline
noere M0aIidfeit oeitfen, &iel-
edit mar0e ioanr Der Sdein Ses
5ieges geiiigen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
llfrainer berIanaen llna66dnaiafeit.
glmerifnner ie6r beidl9ftiat.

Gie Wiitglieoer Der omerifaniihen
aoutntiifion Iino iebr beiddftigt; tag.
lid finoen 5Ipiiden ibneu uno 0ait,
aIieoern Der prooiioriideu giegie.
rung aoferen8en ftutt. Gs beibt, ooB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
glmcrf. 9etr0Icnm0ampfcr torpeSier

yiem Yort, 10. ssyltfll. Yer dlllerla
fnniidle Getroielnnoampfer asSpbn 9.
glrfbolo4 it, lpie cine beute bier
eiilgetrDfiene adbcl0epeide beiogt,
am Sornstag an Der frdn5oliiden
S{iiite oos Gpfer eines oeutlden
5ouhbootes gelpor0eu. Bier 0tonn
Der geiablng lperoen berlnibt rm6
iino ie6cniollS ertrunfen. Gier5e6n
gLmerifdner. Die fih nnter Der ge-
iobung beialioen, lDur6cn gerettet.
Der Donpfer mar 1914 &onnen
groB iuiO befonb fif nit 8oaait
altf Der Riidfabrt nod g(merifo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
ll1icScr Gin cnol.
GraitspcrtSanlpfcr
binobbcfSrScrt!
@rOfer nnterif. gctrulcnmonmpfrr
nerieufts ltsSpOt.Grnte
Hitntnt s,i.

9onSon 10. SUM. Ser cnqlii6e
3funsportOntHpfero gameronian" nit
einem flciHeu 8ruppeHtrnnsport ON
8oro, lit i'm oitlihen Seil oes Dit
telIdn0iiAcn MeereS torpeOiert uno
berienft tporoen. lpie Die aontir6lis
tat geiteru nmtlidl perfiinbete. Gs
peroen 63 8erfonen onritnter Der
aapttGn oes 8onpfers, berruiBt unb
man ninuttt als Iiber on oaB lie
ertrunfen iii0.
Ser ,Gonteronion" mar 5,S61
Sonnen groB into in 2ioerpool be.
beilnatet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19

SIR Omaha lno llnsagena: S6p0n beads
obet0 un0 miitttpcd, tu1bridelnIih berdfbsrLih
Wlttipof abeno, sp1rmer belite nbedo.
STIR geebroSfo: 6dbon bcite d6eH0 rno wfitf.
mod, ner0it0erlidl URittluoh obeto.
Sir Soma: Shon beiIte nben0 uno wdbr.
i1einlih aud Idon oIp Wfitttpoh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
RmnCertc 9cben fdolidt ant
Jbren 6cftQdften pcriibcr

@nrlnr ittto iie riAt allie Sbrc almbrn2
geiI @ie fa niht oilF sbrc Wnrcu mifmerf.
inln geuiddlt boben Go5n be0itrfen Sie Der
8eihinesrefIome. Cine g[nseiae III Ser 9ri.
biine miro neue 9iinben fiir sic serinuen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-03

F. F. Powell, former manager of the Alaska Gold Dredging Company and founder of enterprise now known as the Alaska Mines Corporation, was an arrival on the Umatilla MT. Powell reports that although busines5 condi- tions on the outside 1rG 2, ly good, the scarcity of raw material is pro- volling many restrictive hardships on the business and manufacturing world Particularly in the line of machinery. this h1ndrance. is holding up many enterprises which would be doing world of business under normal con- ditions of supply. MT. Powell was ac- companied by MT. F. H. Mlnard, an en- gineer of considerable note, who is now the consulting engineer of the Alaska Mines Corporation. Mir. Minard proposition for the company while here. embracing quartz as well as placer in his investigations with a view of development, in the event that something worth while is discovered. Mir. Powell also reports that MT. Louis H. Eisen- lohr the Philadelphia capitalist who paid Nome a visit some time back, is on his way to Nome by way of the Yukon. AGr. Eisenlohr is the head of a big Pennsylvania tobacco concern. He is accompanied by a Mir. Wilson, also with the company, on the trip through the interior.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-03
ALFONSO ANNOUNCES COMING
 REFORMS IN SPAIN
By Associated Press.

MADRID, Aug. 31.-Eorced by the rapidly developing spirit of discon- tent to recognize the danger of dis ruption threatening the monarchy, King Alfonso today. announced that a comprehensive program of govern mental reforms ls in course of prepa- a- ration and will soon be announced.
 The annoupcement of the king was made following a series of cabinet conferences to which some of the iead- ing business men and financiers wers, invited to attend and give their views of the present state of demoralizction existing throughout the coutnry and suggest ameliorative remedies. in his statement relative Co the proposed re- forms, the permier also announced that general elections will be held imme- diately following the publication of the reform program.
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were w"rsted. The Germans also att tempted number of raidingg cXped- itions on the British front in the re ion south of Lens and north of the Belgian border. The artillery battles continue along the Flanders front and also in the Nerdun region but neither
 side shows a disposition to commence infantry attacks, probably because of the severe weather making infantry Activities difficult The reports say
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By Associated Press.

GENEVA, Sept. 3.--Thc Swiss mil- tary authorities at Basel and all along the German Swiss frontieg are taking measures to prevent a spread of the epidemics of dysentery, typhus and Scarletina which are prevalent in all of the German towns along the Rhine valley from spreading into Switzer- land, Reports printed in the Cologne Gazette and other papers of western Germany indicate that the diseases named are reaching epidemic propor- tions and are steadily spreading in spite of all the authorities can do.
 According to the printed reports. many died as a result of the develop ment of one or the other diseases and hundreds are i'll. Tn some of the smaller towns along the upper Rhine, more than half of the population is stricken.
 The eptdemics are admittedly due to the lack of sufficient nourishment owing to the severe food shortage ex-
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HOiLDAL ATTRACTloN-OREAM.

When sherman said War was Hell, " he did not have reference to our trouble on the Mexican border. D. W. Grniths who produced the Birth of a Nation" saw a rare opportunity to give the people of the United states an idea what war with Mexico meant, so at enormous cost he pro- duced "The Martyrs of the Alamo. Y" This historical spectacle is in five mas sve parts. and is full of red -blooded action. The entire Triangle Com anys stars were used in the cast. It is offered at the Dream tonight as q special holiday attraction, at the reg ular admission,
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All of the drcdges in the Council district are repored running in good shape at present but on account Of numerous delays m starting, together with breakdowns and other hindranccs occurring at intervals during the sum mer, 1t is expected that the average of dredge gold production will be somewhat less than that of last year. From statements made by the man agers of the various boats it is in- dicated that practically all are be- hind the production of last year up 10 the present date. The reports say the dredge of the Wild Goose Company is employing most of the water in the Ophir Ditch for hydraulicking and the dredge is not employing the current of the dydro- electric plant for motive power as a result of the diversion of the water used in operating the plant.
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By Associated Press.

LONDON, Sept. 2.--Further evil dences of the general disorganzation of the Russian military forces are con- kained in telegrams from Petragrad abandoned the Riga region on ac- count of the threatening situation.
 Russian sea ports at the head of the Gulf of Riga has been given over to have merely abandoned their defenses
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J. Kristan returned on the Umatilla, bringing from the outside commercial marts a new and up to date line of goods for the Emporium. MT. Kirstan visited several of the large commer- cial centers of the middle west and also took a trip to San Francisco. At the latter place he reports encoun- tering number of Nome people in- cluding Mrs. Otto Van Sickle and child, Dr. Mester, formerly surgeon at Fort Davis, pr. and Mrs. Sharpe and others Dr. Sharpe is stationed at the Presidio and has charge of the training for field hospital work of something over eight hundred recruits Mir. Krstan says he is about as busy as a man can be and is working ear ly and late preparing the men for ser vice. Dr. Mester is also stationed at the Presdio, whose eighty five thousand men were stationed at the time of Mir. Kristan's visit. He says that the military reservation present. ed a novel and interesting sight with It's miles of tents and crowds of em- bryonic soldiers. Mir. Kristan says that prosperity was abundant in near ly every place visited.
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AUSTRALIA DECLARES |.W.W.
 ILLEGAL ORGANIZATION

six months on charges of conspiracy to hinder thn war activities ot tlc government,
 Government Officials declare that 9e activities of the ndustralists have seriously hampercd the war activi- ties by creating confusion and other wise hindcring the flow of government supplies passing to European an nctr cas'Dn battle fields.
 The Australian prrm'er has am nouncvG that tho gcvcrnmcrt "nl .igidly suppress all attempts C. the Industrial WorN IFS to hold mr1uAg or In any way continue their p:ol .. gdndu
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REPORTS SUGGEST RUSSIANS ABANDONED RIGA
REPORTED RUSSIANS HAVE
 ABANDONED RIGA REGION

west and south of the city is not clear.
 The report is causing considerable diSQuietude here on account of the probability that the occcupati tion of advance on Petrograd, which, in the present condition of the Russian arm will prove an easy conquest for the Germans in the drive which has un- occasionally been planned by the Ger man high command.
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Jy Associated Press.

Jy Associated Press.
 MELBOuRNE sept. 3.--Thc Aus tralian government has declared the lndustria. Workers of the World whici, has been actively cndcayoring to fo- ment strikes and destroy the tfliciency of government factories engaged in tte manufacture of war supplies and lnu- nitions for the Australian forces in Europe, is an illegal organization and will take all possible measures to bring about it's disorganizatiOn and disruption.
 Eight leading members of tho or ganization have been arrested and sentenced to prisons for a peri3i of
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was brought up.

was brought up.
 Before the vote was taken the Cah- fornia senator spoke briefly for thr measure. Us well as other supporters Of high war profits taxation, but the amendment was lost by a vote of sixty two to seventeen when the vot- ing contest was over. Those aware of the disposition of the senate to avoid treating the moncycd interest in d rude manner, had predicted the de
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SEATTLE HOLDS BIG
 LABOR DAY PARADE

SEATTLE, Sep. 3.-The labor day demonstration today was the largest m several years. Fully twenty thou sand persons marched in the parade, for which preparations have been un- der way for some time. The public turned out en masse to witness the celebration
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GERMANS ACTIVE In
 SLIGHT WESTERN ACTIVITIES

that rain has fallen copiously along practically every section of the French battle lines from the Swiss border 10 the Flanders coast for the past three days converting the soil of the battls into a state of semi-nu1dity,
 The gun battle a Lens is showing little sign of abatement and indicates a renewal of the intense fighting of the past two weeks as soon as the weather settles.