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The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
HERE Is One THING THAT
Is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

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.ot reach the blood. the seat Of the
rouble, and rid the system Of the
sause OF the diseAssT B. & g. 10 one
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fifty years been giving relief TO even
the most Aggravated and stubborn
cases Of rheumatism II eleanses and
purifies the blood By routing out all
traces OF the disease The experience
OF others who have taken g. g. 8 will
convince you that it VIII prouptiy
reach your case You oAn obtain this
valuable remedy st any drug EtorN
A valuable book on Rhsumattsn and
its treatment together with expert
medical advice about your own tndI-
viduAl case, will be sent absolutely
free. write today TO MsdiczI Depart-
ment, Swift speoide O. 20 sv1ft La
boratory. Atlanta. 0N-ldv.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
ALLEGED POISONER
ARRESTED BY POLICE
Man Wanted on Charge of Attempted
Murder Located Here.

Charles ]. Logan. aged 30. OF Cleveland.
Ohio. who told the police that he was
q secret service operative. was arrested
yesterday afternoon charged with being
a fugitive from justice. Detective Sergt.
Larry O'Day made the arrest in a local
hotel. The police say that Logan is
wanted at Clearfeld, Pa, for attempted
murder by poisoning a man and woman.
Logan yesterday secured counsel and will
fight extraditlon.
According to the police a detective
named Jeffries from Clearheld, followed
Logan to this city. locating him at a
hotel yesterday.
Logan spent the night in the First pre-
cinct station.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
RECEPTION RENDERED
REV. DIR. D. H. MARTIN
Warm Welcome Given New Pastor, oi
Wesley Chapel.

Coming from all parts Of the city
friends and weII-wishes OF Rev. Dr. d.
n. Martin attended the reception giver
the pastor at Wesley Chapel. Fifth and
F streets northwest, last night.
A large number OF the pastors for
nner congregation, Of the Dumbarton NJ
Z. Church in Georgetown, were pres
ent. DR.. Martin was transferred from
Dumbarton TO Wesley two weeks age
and, as is customary, the congregation
rendered their new pastor and his family
q reception.
Nearly 300 persons were present Ad-
mirers OF the pastors stand on Ameri.
csnism and Justice for the government
clerk, expressed their confidence that the
pastor would do well at his new post
John s. Barker delivered the address
OF welcome. The musical numbers were
furnished by II. S. Moreton, baritone
Miss Helen Merriam played the piano
The Wesley Chapel Quartet sang.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
HORSE SHOW JUDGES
NAMED BY OFFICIALS

Headed by Mat S. Cohen, commissioner
Of agriculture of Kentucky. the judges
who are to officIate at the National Capt.
tai Horse Show, May to TO- were an
nounced yesterday.
Mr.. Cohen. Louis waring, OF New
York, and Julian Morris. OF KesWick, Va,
will tie the ribbons in the saddle classes.
Hunting events will be judged b. II. NJ.
Iuttrell, Of Delaplane. Va, and Richard
Newton. OF South Hampton, N. J.. while
George B. Hume and @. Howard David
son. Of New York, will judge the harness
classes. DR.. George NJ. Rommel and
Maj. r G. Paxton, L. s. A. will make
the awards in the breeding and military
numbers.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
PARTISANSHIP DORMANT
in NATIONS WAR NEED
All Parties Join in House Committee
Plans for Revenue.

I The opening session OF the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means which sat
practically throughout yesterday devei-
oped a remarkable absence OF PARTISAN
ship and expressed unanimity of opinion
as to the methods to be pursued in franz
ing the great war revenue bill, for
which need has been created through
Americas entrance into the world war.
Republicans and Democrats alike, real
king that In drafting q measure which
must serve to increase the revenues OF
the United States to the total OF g. 900, :
900 per annum. came to practical
agreement that they would eliminate
from the start all consideration OF any
added duties on imports and confine their
efforts to framing bill which would
produce the needed Federal funds through
Increases in present internal taxation
and the addition OF other taxes wholly
domestic in character.
Tho committe considered the income
tax and the tax on excess profits. The
suggestion was advanced that in order
20 facilitate the speedy restoration Of
Treasury balances In both Of the items
OF the bin Increasing the present rates
there should be Incorporated a provision
making the increases retroactive. No
vote was taken on either proposition.
Another suggestion advanced was that
the present corporation tax of two per
cent should be materially increased and
the excess profits tax not altered at least
for the present time.
Consideration was given to the ques-
ton OF a graduated tax on automobiles,
TO be collected at the factory. and to be
based upon the cost OF the cars and ap-
.purtenances when new.
There is little doubt that new docu-
mentary taxes similar to those enacted in
1898 will be Incorporated in the revenue
bill. Serious consideration was given to
the incres sing postal rates on first class
mail matter. 1t was suggested also that
the rate for other than first class mail
would stand for certain advances.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
WESTERN ALUMNI MEET.
Address and Program Entertain
"Get-togetherD Gathering.

The "get-together' meeting of the
Alumni Association of the Western High
School. held last night In the school
building, Thirty-ffth street, proved to be
one Of the most enjoyable occasions ever
given by the 'hilltoppers."
Frank R. Ball, commonwealth attorney
of Alexandria County, Va, delivered ar
address to a large number lof students
and former graduates This was follow.
ed by an entertaining musical program
given by Miss Meta Craig. Chester La
Toilette, and Alwarda Casselman, grad.
yates of the school
Officers of the association are: George
W. onutt, Jr., president; Martin T
Fisher. first vice president; DIR. z. S
Newton, principal of the school, second
vice president; Louise L. Carmody, sec.
retary, and Horace H. Dutton, treasurer
The officers and the following constitute
the executive committee: Alberta Walker
Isabel Towner, Charles 3. Mirick, Leo,
pold Krentzln. and Alice Lssteh.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
HOME GUARDS MEET
FOR FIRST LESSONS
Are Told Some Of Requirement, IN
Case of Emergency.

The newly organized District branch OF
the Home Guard First AID Corps, which
includes 100 employees OF the District gov
eminent. met in the ofices Of the Po-
tomac Electric Power Company last night
TO receive instructions IN the work 70 Be
accomplished By the organisation, IN the
first Of = series Of ten lectures.
DR.. L W. Glazebrook. founder Of the
orgs aization. delivered his lecture on
Anatomy" and in plain. but forcefui
language. laid the groundwork Of the
system for the nrst aid corps, should
their services be required In an enner-
gency.
Motion pictures OF the Red Cross work
were shown at the conclusion Of the sd-
dress. giving the uninitiated q graphic
picture Of the actual practice Of nrst aid
by experts.
Or. Ryan Devereux. Of Gsorretovn
University, made q brief appeal for re-
cruits for the ambulance oorpa. organized
by the three Catholic universities some
weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
Dope Users Full Outfit
Turned Over to the Police

A kit filled with instruments common
to users OF drugs last night was turned
over to the Ninth precinct police station.
II was found by Serena Hawkins. Of ~
II street who explained she found II in
the rear of Fifteenth and II streets
northeast
In the case were the stove" straw .
needle" and other implements used in
the preparation, shifting or injection OF
drugs. There were also several grains OF
opium and morphine in powder form.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-21
Lynch Law for Auto
Thieves, Saws Mrs Walker

Mrs. Emma z. walker. Parker apart
ments Sixteenth street and Park road
northwest, is an advocate Of the old lynch
law for automobile thieves
You never will stop automobile thieves
from operating until q few OF them are
strung UP a. they dtd horse thieves IN
the West q few years ago." said the
woman In police hesdquarters lsSt niEht
while reporting the loss Of her sutomo-
bile from In front Of her residence
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
Srit, Sruppeni6iff
SraniDlOaniQ OaDin!
413 pericnen init Sem 1855 Conner 9rchefs
Stbiff Mmockcmncn; frat5oiiid1cr Dantpfct
BON 7,245 Gcnnen pcticnkt.
enelanS ptablt aber init auenieer rcrfenkMn0en'

fcbe gL6miroIitdt fogt in ibreu amt.
li9en 8o6enberi1t iiber bic Ser
ipntungen britii1er 3Grnpfer, Bob
|in Ser am lebten Sonntog er0em0en
ISOLDE int @anaen 27 engliI9e Jdbr-
aeuge bon oeuti6en Toiihbnoten
berlenft tuor6en fiil6. 0ieIe[be1 ber-
teilen fi6 auf Is 0ompfern iiber
4 500 Sonnen Il. nelut S1iffen I'm
ter 1,600 Sonnen. gteltit Conn
pfertt oie bon l1-@ooten angegrfffen
noroen tuarert geIn1g es sit ettt-
fommett.
Gie G6nliralitGt erfl1rt, naE Die
8erlulte beOeuten6 geringer ieien ais
i'm borbergebe1ben Ntonnte rnD gibt
Ser 9[niidt g[usbruf, bob Der 0eitt-
ihe &dudbootfrieg Elm 5ebIidllng
lit (g9ordn man nod 0en obigell
Grfolgen natiirIin nidt sipeifeIn
oorf?). Qen nmerifnniiden 9orpe.
ooboot5erit0rern tpir0 fein fleiner
Cell beieenteiien oaB Die abiidt Der
Soitdboote, england otS3ublngern,
au S6anOen getporben iit.
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N0itatlclt Gc0e1t sen
tcmtId1eit 1tntcrricbt !!

SSuoianapoIis, SSno., "a. gioi. =
Sic iogenannte glmerican HiabtS
aeague bat gegen 6en oeltti9en lin.
terridt in oen offentIiden S6ulen
iebt SSront gema6t uno einen 8e.
idluB gefaBt, oenieIben 3l opponie.
rem. Santuel 9. MiIIer berlos 0cn
gei9lub Der einitimr1ig bon 0en ott.
tueien6cn 8ertretern Der 2iea ange.
nommen mur0e. Die 2iga lit Ser
9(nii6t, 6oB oos @el6 fir ben 6ellt-
lden llnterriht fir on0erc, glmerifa
rnebr niitIide llnterrihts5nede aus
gege6en neroe. Man ipra9 lid oa-
bin aus, Dob in Der nGhften SduI-
luabl 6orouf geiebcn meroe, oab ie0er
aan0iOnt ein otreuer gmerifaner4
lei.
ggas 6ie Sigo 6unit meint, meiB
man nod nidt, oa Soh befanntlid
graiioent @ilion iagte, nton iolte
oIle &gitationen gegen bier tpo5nen.
Be abf0nmIinge ouOerer gtotionen
untarl1iien ltno ooB mir nidJt 6as
nelltife 9oIf ols iolheg befdmpfen
iou0ern MIR Die So1en5onern lmO
alle nnOereu Gotentnten ltn0 SOniee
mo aoiier.
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1lr6eitsStu0ftG
it 11ireiiticn!
Sir alle @eInnben in &eit girsinien
i'm gllter bpn 16 bis go
sSalreu,

G6arTeItcn, gs. gay 24. 01ai. =
@inem @eiebe 8tifoI9e, ipelhes ge.
itcrn bon beioen S1niern Der Sc.
gislotnr 1nqenonnlen tpur6e, mill
fen 1lle tauglihen gitrgHr bon 8eIt
&irginicn i'm Sitter bon 16 Biz 60
Sabren ntinOeItenS SO Sttn6en in
Der @ode arbeiteu.
Die 0loBnabme eritredt iid TO-
tpobI altf gerIonetb bie Elm groBes
@infonluen baben, oIs oud) ipl6e,
bic obne beltimutte 8eiddftigltng
iinb, un6 ioG biuuen 80 &ogen in
&raft treten.
Die Strofe i'm llebertretltugsfdl.
le lit ieitens ser Counties uno @e-
meinben cine 8nang8arbeit. 9as
@eies geIangte ouf 3ringen 6es
@ouperneltrs gornrpeI[ olS ariegs.
mnBregel aur gtunabme.
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Die AeoiittieritIt9
SHrftc olatt perlaiGfen!

@ai6ington "a. @toi. = Gie
8or6ereitllngen fir Die Gegiitrierung
ant s. Ssuni BON 100000 illnger
2ellten fir ben @tilit1roienIt nebnten
i'm gan5en 9an0e ibren gIotten Ser.
Ialtf. 9[us AZ Stoateu Iiegen i'm
ariegsoeportetnent g3adridten Dor,
0oB oie Sa9e bereitg fertig orgari,
fiert lit. gs beibt, 6aB in ben
Counties unb Stdoten fir je 10000
gintpobner 3ertrolbeb6roen einge.
ridtet, 5ornluIore berteiIt lnto font
aGeg fertig iit. Tim ben nationalen
Milit1r5enits lit einem IA Sttn0eu.
Gage oltrd5ufiiBreu.
8enerul-8 ul-8rofoBmarIdaa groipoer
bot oos ourf) oas eirtiahc 9titte[
errei6t. 0oB er Die in ie0em Staote
bor6orbeue &ablnlaidiuerie unter
8ertroler 2eitung oereitt.
Die 8eri6te Der @ouberneure sci.
gen, BOB 8cgeiiteruug BEL Der Sode
geberrit,t uno iie Ieidt georbeitet
bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
Scsialiiten Hiirfen
itictt ita1 Stc&bclm!
Grbalten feline 9diis, nm Der Sor'
tiesn SOsialiiteHfOnfereus bei.
iuuBneH 81 fOnneu,

&dibiueton, "a. 0aai. 9os
Staotsant tiin6igte eeitern an, oab
niemonoem Der Die abidt Bat, 6ie
Ser. Staoten 5u berloiien I'M Der
SoataItItentonferen5 i'm Sunt in
Stofboltn bei5utpobne1 glusIun0s.
pdiie orsgeiteGt ner6en luiiroen.
&esierilngs6eattte ipeiien 6oroui
bin, Dab oieier Shritt Der &egierung
ben Gffeft bo6en miro, bic ioSialtIti.
ide 6rieoen8belpegung au berurtci.
len, beionoers pie tie bon Qeutih.
Iono nngeregt uir0. 8ie gun0es.
regierung bot, lpie Die glnfilnoigung
beiagt, no9 iebr reifltder lteberIe.
gung e8 fir ratiau gebolten, feine
8aiie aus3ultellen 0n iie einiiebt,
bdB oie bauptiGdIih BON 3eutIdj-
Lamb ir5 2eben gerufene Gtot6oImcr
8onferen3, cine 8etpe9nrg fir einen
Son0erfrie0en nit 9fnblan6 in8 Sc.
ben rufen miro. Die Standardization
uu0 8otidaften Der Ser. Stdoten III
ocn beridieoenen 2dfoeru iin6 bon
obiger @ntideioung III aenntnis ge.
iebt fuoroen.
8ei Der qnfiin0igung lpeiIt Sefre.
tar 2ouitng oarouf bin, 6oB oieie.
nieen, iebt in StofboIm befin0liden
&merifaner, Die Ser aonferena bel.
tpobnen ooer ioIde, nel1e o6ne
Gdiie oil oerieI6en tetInebmen ftb
lnter Dem 2ogou.@eieB bon 1899
Itraf6nr MAIDEN.
8ieS @eieB berbGngt iiber jeoen
g(merttoner, Der brett ooer in6irett
nit elmer frentoen Regierltng miino-
Iih ooer idriftli6 in 8erbin0ung
tritt, lin streitigfeiten ooer &ontro-
berien Der Ser. Stadten 5u beIpres
den, cine @eIoItrafe big $4,000 o0er
cine &nftItrafe bon feds @tonaten
Bis ad oret sSabren, ooer beioes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
6eimitatten i'm g9citen.
615,4O0 Slder in adlt Gtaaten FIR
gnFeOler.

8oi9iugton, "a. @tai. Setre-
far Cane tell nit, onB 615,400 ader
in odt Staoten oes @eiten8 fir
Seimlt1tten au ie 800 glder bereit
ieieu. 191, 900 gdar Onbon iino in
2(ri3ona, bauptiadIid in ben Goun-
ties @1ricopa, go9iie, gtobaio, Co
conirno, Salta Gru3, gabapai uuo
alma. SIN neitliden aaniaS itnS
100 slider; in W2outnna $500
gder in q Counties; IN SEEM @le.
rifo 800 g(der; in Oregon 10000
gGder, bouptiGdlitb in oen Counties
alanatb, @alloma, @2aIbetr nt6
@ilon; in Sito.Qatota 111,300
9(der in Ia Counties, einidlieBIiG
Sripp, 8erfins pn6 @regorp; in
lltub 4500 9lder un6 in 8bonling
10000 9lder III neun oItlihen
Counties, beIonberS in 91iobraon,
@roof, s5obnion 1titO @oiban.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
Jt0licrtcr in Ser
BMnScsbaitpfitaHt!

8aibhgton, "a. 91ai. - Sic ito.
Iieniid)e 6logge ilattert geneinIam
NIT ser britiidjen unO fror36liiden
bon Oen bieiigen 6fieutli6en @ebau.
oen, 0em Die @iitelie6er ser italie.
niiden arieesfomniiiion limo bier
geitern no6n.ittag uuter 5iibring
bes 6iiriten leroinaltOo 81 Snboia
l1oine eiugetroifeu. Die gertreter
sStnIiens fpur0en bon einer 9roBeren
goIfsmeree begriibt, aIs 0ie 6riti-
ihen ulO fran30liihen gertreter
GtantSiefret1r 9aniing ruto Der
GedtsbeiitonO oes Staats6epnrte-
ments 9oIt, iopie aubere 8egie.
rlngsbenntte eupiingen Die gieiie-
geiellidoit. 8iaieI6e ipurOe unter
militdriid)er gsforte mad Dem ga.
lait Soiepb Seiters eeleitet, po iie
8oInllng nebnen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
5eppeline itrcifen
mad GnslanS btnetn!
Seuernl Srrnd beri6tet, Snf MIR
cine 9eriuH set6tet nnO fein
SaAidaben uHseridtet
iunrbe.

2ouoon, "a. Nloi.-9or6 ssren@,
8efebIsba6er Der 2on0esberteioi.
eungStruppeu, neIoet, bab bergen.
gene glo9t bier ODER fiiff 8eppe,
line Die 6itIi9en Counties gnglan0s
beir1iuhten uno cine gln5obI Bonn.
ben berobpurfen. SSSSit einem 9orfc
oes gountbS 9lorfoIt ipttr6e Elm
Mann getDtet. Der nngeri6tete
5o6idaoeit lit unbeoenteno, bo Die
rneiiten 9on1ben oufs freie SeIb
fieleu. (So bieG 1T NAL iider, no
Die 9onben bingefollen itno, tu69it
fein @ros n1ebr.)
Sn bem 8eridt 6es General
frend) beiBt es, 6aB Die 3eppeIine
fltr5 Dor Mlitterna6t nod england
biueiritreiften. 3ifteg @etpolt be-
oedte oo8 5irntdnlent, 70 ooB es
iduer ipar, 0en &urs, tpel1en Die
2uftidjiffe nobmetl 5u beoba9ten.
8ritiife @erop[dne beriithten, Die
.8eppeline 81 berfolgen, bod etttfd.
men oieie unter Dem Shube Der
0urfelbeit.
(Seit Dem %. globeatber Iebten
Sobres 1T es ipie0er Oas erite Mto[,
ooB 3eppeline einen lleberfalI ouf
oic aiiite @ngIartbs oltsgefilbrt bo.
ben; % @tdI boben 0euti9e 2uft.
freu3er nad gn8lano biiliibergetpe1.
felt unO idlperen naoterieIlen Smns
Sen beruriddt. 2(us britii6er DUEL
le berIn1ttet, 6aB babel I'M @nrtaen
229 @erionen get0tet unO 451 ber.
lebt tuurOen, dber man fam nit 8e.
itinttltbeit nnnebmert, 6aB eg biel.
mebr fit16; aud oer n1geri6tete
6ndidd6en lit angGei4 gr6Ber, pie
6ie britiide &egierlttg 9emeloet bdt.)
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Aeift ScittIc1er
1sotbclikcntao lit G6tc
@esen SeS &rieses idst Der 9entidl'
9l0Hiidj Satboliide Staatsba'
banO Seuiel6eH a6.

osnSionopoIi8, syno., "a. Weai.--
Son Dem Sefret1r oes 9eitid.G6-
mild GatboIiiden Stoatsberbnnoes
bon Clio, Serrn George Giienann,
iuarbe Oas foIgenoe offi8ieae 90
fiiment our 4ublifntion an olle
gsereine oes Stootes aitsgeldidt:
s2oitt gei6lub Der @reflttibe url'
iereg Gtaatsberbon6eg lit Die 0ies.
jdbrtge @enerolberlamntlung, Die ont
g.. 4. uno 5. suni 5l Gbiaicotbe
nbgebdIten ineroen ioate, bis gum
nGditen Sabre berido6en noroen.
Gle innlitteIbare @eranIaiiltng alt
Dieiem S9rit, Der ndh reifliher lie.
berIegllng geta1 iuliroe, lit, mie aaen
iuobL erIi6tlih, Der BegenpGrtig Be.
ItebenOe ariegsSnItono 5ipiiden Den
Ser. Gtadten un0 3eltidlnn0, uela
der bic abboItltng elmer aonbention
inlieres 8erbanoes rad 9(nii9t elmer
Mehr1eit Der WtitgIieoer oer Gre.
flifibe ais niAt ratiam erideinen
IieB. gfusIfIaggebcno bel Der 9e-
IdlInBfoiIung iuor Dor oGem Der
gsunid ltnIeres geiitli6en 8rotef.
TORS. beg Sofipiiroigiten Gr5biidof8
MfceIer nnO nuBerbem Die gefiirh.
tiing, 6nB cine aonbetition in Die.
Ient Sabre. foIs fie ipirfGid) itatt.
5finben ioIlte. nidt iebr aablreidl be.
iud5t lein iuiirSe, il0em borntsiidt.
Iid uiele nnierer @dnner uno Sling.
Iinge ourd oie aisiibung ibrer
9IIidten eegen nnier 2ano an Der
Eeilnabmc ber1in6ert iein perben.
SIR boFfen un0 beten 3u Soft, 6dB
Der 6rie0e bolo pieoer eiutebreu
ino Der g(b6aIhtng elmer aonbentton
unIeres gerbanoes inn fommenOen
Sabre rihts i'm @ege iteben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
geasn 3ioniiten.st
6crpOrrassnber 9OnSunsr SnSe hdlt
ameritaniidJe SOee fur bsriritBt.

2on0on, q. @ai. = @elegentIiH
elmer in 2onoon a6gebaltenen Son.
ferenS oes engIiiden 3ioniiten.gun-
6es fam Der 8rGiiSent, Or. @ei5-
mann, ailf Dos 9}rojeft Ser o1uerifa.
niiden 3ioniiten be5iigItd Der ST.
ridtllng elmer iiioiitben &epublif in
8oIGftiua au ipredeu 81. @eia.
mann erflGrfe. er baIte Sic SS0ee fir
berfrilbt, imo ieiner anlidt mad iei
Oie @runOung zines iiiOiihen Staa.
res nidt eber m0gIih, oils bis 6ie
groBere gln3abl Der iiioiiden 8eiuoB.
ner fir 6ieien Stoot eeiid)ert iei.
@eiter fiihrfe 9r. @ei5nlonn ais,
ooB Die britiide &eeierlug I'M Ser.
Elm NIT ibren slliierten froeloS be-
reit lei. Die 9SIGne Ger @riinoitua
eines 3Nniirn.5tontes in @aI1itina
su unteritiisen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24

2on6or, 81. 0tai. = ggie Die
6ritiif)e gl6utiralitGt beute on1tli4
befonnt et6t, lit oer 1876 Sonnen
groBe engIif9e Gransport0arnpfer
08ranibIbania" BON eittem Oelit'
iden Sou6boot berierlft ipor0en.
9(us Der g}er0ffentIi6nng gebt
berpor, 0oB 20 Sfft8iere un0 373
SoL0otet iotpie Ser aapitan ltt6 10
N1ann Der 9eiablng BEG 9on1pfers
BET Dem 1tntergong 0en So6 gefun-
ben baben alio 5uidntrren 413
Wann.
9ie 8erienfttng bat bereits ont
4. 0toi ftattgeFun6en. 9ie Gran.
Iplbonia" mar elm 9oppeIidronben.
oonpfer iu1o geb0rte Der gn9or 2is
ME. Ger 9ampfer mar I'M Sabre
1914 in @losgotu erbntt tporben.
(gei Der tp66entIi6e1 @erluitliite
6eibt es 0arn einfaf; 10 ii1l0 iobiele
0outpfer itber 1000 Tonnen Ders
ienft.)
Qie oSronibIbottia" berfebrte bor
ibrer ltebernobne ourh Die 9tes
giernng f1trSe 3eit atpiiden geiu
gorf tno @losgotu. Sic mar elmer
Ser neteiten tit6 groBten 9aHtpfer
i'm tranS=atlontiihett 8erfehr.
@rofer SransOie gfeptnn geupfert.
9aris, "a. 9tai. = Sei1te tpur.
6e onttIid orgefiin6igt, 6oB Der
fran5oiii6e 8aiia9ieroantpfer Son.
top~ bereitg mn 16. gtpriL I'M 9tit.
telI1nOiiden Mteer torpebiert ltno
nerienft tporoen 1T. Ser Son.
taD" melder 7,247 Sonnen groB
mar, befu10 fifl ouf Ser 5nbrt bon
Ndrleilles nudl SoIortifi init 344
gaIIogieren an Gor0. Sci Dem ltn-
tergang fotnen 45 9erionett 6arun-
ter Ser 4apitdn @tdges unts 2eben.
JtoA etn gtDriuegcr Btnnnter.
9onoon, "a. @fai. - Cine 9es
pei6e ous Gbriitiania beiogt, baB
Ser rortuegiife 9alnpfer ogaormann
Mfbil6" oos 0pfer zines 6euti6en
Goud6ootes geiporben lit. Gin &eil
Der 8eiaBrng miro, mic es BeiBf,
nod beruliBt.
Guglanb sibt 27 gerienfunsen in
lester 8Ode su.
2on6on %. @}ai. = Die britt.
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Ser. stQaten gegen
so3ialifentongrtb!
Sur PtrtertrcibMno ccsielben ipirS alles in Be:
wc9nn9 9eiett, ca er sum abidlmk citcs
Srieccns init amBlanS fiibren mag.
Der ,Iries mag Damn nod neRrere JaRre oouern!

@oibington "a. g1ai. -9ie
gunoesregieriing miro oernnddit ei-
ne @rfldr1tng iiber Die Gage in
gfuBInnO n6gebeu, no0ur9 aGe @e.
Itrebiin1en 8eilti6lnn6s, RuBlon6
5url abi6luB eineS S6noerfrieoens
8u beipegen binf1lig eenladt iper'
Den. Ger rriiiiden &eaierung o6er
miro bnoiirdj oog gtitdgrot geitdrft
iDeroen. 90 berlalltct beltte in bic.
iigeu Giegierunggfreiien sesn Der
$atptind)e tuir0 bic grfldrlng fi6
init 0en Gbema ofeine 4nnerioil II.
feine ariegsentlhd0iglut9" befoIien.
Die @nn6esregierling beriudt
mad arGften, Die bon Der 6enti6rn
glegierltng gef0r0erte io5iaIiitii6e
qrieoensfonferen3 in Stodbolu u1s
ut5gIid at MAIDEN, fidb iageno, OoB
ourd 0ieielbe nlogliherpeiie Elm
Gonoerlrie6e stpiiden ben 8entrol.
m1dten unO gtuBIano berbetgefiibrt
meroen f0nne. Die @un6esregie.
rllng bat ben omeritaniiden go8id.
IiIten, Die ii6 an benz &on9reB in
@tod6oIm beteiligen mollten, Die
81Iie beripeigert, un0 man ertuartet
oqb England un6 5ratlfreif oasieI.
be Inn iperoen.
aaorris SiI(qltit, 8ictor Berger
inlO gfleernon Sec, pelde beobiidJ.
tigten, Dem &ongreB bei5uipobnerI
iuerOeu bon getpiiien omerifoniider
So5iaItiten oIs Den oetti9en Stan0.
punft bertreten0 be5eiduet
gaie Die Sdhen MN einrtaL lte.
gen, iogen SodnerjtGnoige bon in.
ternotionaIen glllf einen arieg bon
nod mehri16riger Dauer porals, 10.
baIa es 9elltIhlon6 geltugen iollte,
glublono ait einern Son0erfrie6en
NIT ben 8entrdImGhten at beronIoi.
fen. Sobe 4egierun9sbeanlte baben
tineill 9ertreter Der limited ,qreB
ntitgeteift, oaB fih Die Ser. Stdoten
nuf efnen Oreiid6rigen arieg ge.
Fnbt MAIDEN ntilIien uno 6nB nab.
reno Der Gouer 0e8ielben bic Ser.
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Stodten ale ibre nerfiigbdren &r1f,
te an @el6 un0 Nlannihoften elm.
icten riiiien molten iie iiegrei9 aus
Oeiniel6en berborgebeu. lin obet
Sen &rieg ihneller 5it eifiem iiegrei.
hen 9(6i9luB gu bringen, ioI[ Der.
bin0ert peroen, 0aB Der So3ioliIten,
aongreB in Stodbolnt irgeno ettpas
ltnternebnen fam mas 8eutibIon6
gum 8orteile gerei1e o6er GublonS
beronldIien fonne, NIT 6en Neittel.
.niddten 5rieben at ifIieBen.
8rOpEcseit erfOIslOie apnferens.
StodboIm, "a. 13ai. (gon Or.
tAur Monn5 aorreipon6ent Der ltni.
te6 9reB.) - Sieiige 8iirger, Ole
Der Code Der So8ialiften fern Ite.
ben, bebaupten, oab aus ser fonl.
men6en 9o5ioliiten. 6rieoensfonfe.
ren8 idon 0esbnl6 ni6ts ner6en
fptro, lpeil Die 4nltdten Der 9eIega.
ten ii6er Die acknowledgement
melt ouseinattoer geben. gs beiBt
OoB Die idiueoiiden unb nortuegi.
iden Go5ialiiten, bon tpel6en man
annabnl 6aF iie bic 0eutI1en @e.
ftrebungen itnteritiiser iid mebr ben
aGiierten alneigen tpdbreno 0ie
odniiden So8iaIiiten eigentiimIider.
tueiie ii6 ben 6elttihen Goroerltugelt
dlneigen.
8is iest iin6 So8iaIiIten foIgenSer
2dn0er bier eingetroffen: Sfou6ina.
bien 8ulgnrien5 Seiterreih. .ltnearn
nnb Siirtei. QieIe ba[ten tdgli9
aonferen8en ob.