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Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
THIEF IN HOUSE"
 ELKS BILL TODAY

A matinee performance will be given at the Elzs theater this afternoon by the Ed Redmond Musical Comedy com pany, presenting the smart musical conceit, "A Thief in the House. This play has proven to be the real hit of the Redmond season and a record week has been enjoyed by the popular com- pany. The final performances will be given this afternoon and tonight and commencing with tomorrow evenings performance the Redmonds will pre- sent for the entire week the famous George NJ. Conan musical play, Forty Five Minutes From Broadway" with Robbie Deane appearing in the role of Mary. This popular comedienne mak- ing her first appearance in a star role is bound to awaken interest among all theatergoers and no doubt all her ad- mirers, which by the way she has a vast number, will be on hand to wei come her appearance in this clever role.
 The musical interpolation in the pro- duction of Forty Five Minutes From Broadway will be especially good in addition to Cohan's famous trio of songs from the original production, namely, My Mothers Name Was Mary" So Long, Mary and Forty Five Minutes From Broadway" a big series of catchy Broadway hits will be introduced.
 Matinees on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday as well as the seven reg ular evening performances will be giv- en of Forty Five Minutes From Broadway"
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
ELKS

At the Elks theater, commencing with Monday evenings performance, the Ed. Redmond Musical Comedy will present George M. Cohans greatest musical success, Forty Five Minutes From Broadway" This play from the pen of one of America's greatest and the worlds most prolific playwrights has special to all Americas for the story is a keenly drawn satire of life in the town of New Rochelle, a suburb of the great metropolis and Conan has clev- erly combined a deep heart interest story and vital dramatic moments along with the breezy action. As all the characters are types found in ev- some and the plot devoid of sensational lines and the musical interpretations which by the way for this production will be enhanced with a series of the latest Broadway song hits in addition to Cohan's greatest of all heart song, My Mothers Name Was Mary" and 50 Long Mary and .'Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway" The popu- larity of this play throughout the, Unit ed States and the flattering endorse ment it has received from the press and pulpit as well as the public, stamps it as one of Amei'ica's greatest plays.
 Of especial interest in next weeks production will tle the appearance of Robbie Deane in the star role, that of Mary. Miss Dearle owing to her ability as a comedienneI will give a stellar characterization Of this exceedingly
 clever part and special significance
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
LOCKWOOD WILL
 BE AT EMPRESS

Harold Lockwood, who is gaining in popularity at an amazing rate, comes
 Go the Empress today appearing in the First comedy he has made for the Metro forces. It is the screen adapta- ton of Love Me for Myself Alone" by Francis Perry Elliott, and has been
 titled "The Square Deceiver." The picture is a first run. in fact what is known as a pre-release picture. Phoe- nix will see the picture before it is seen on the coast. The production mas 9een styled comedy drama of youth and love and it's Wholesomeness com- hined with it's touches of intense heart
 interest make it a program that will appeal Co all. Lockwood is seen In the role of a young millionaire, much sought by mercenary mothers with mdTiageable daughters. But he is un-
 mpressionable. and relentlessly seeks out his dream girl" In the course of events a wealthy gentleman brings to New York his society mad wife and daughter, accompanied by his ward. a charming girl who has as yet not been spoiled by the scheming ways of the '2lance of the household. Obtaining . lease on a house owned by our hero. the wife starts her campaign to marry off her daughter into millions. The first step is to employ a liveried chauf- ieaur and the ward is sent in search 1i him. She is seen by the young mil lonaire who immediately recognizes her as his dream girl" Learning her mission, he dons his ex-chauffeur's
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
"WILD SUMAC" TO
 BE AT COLUMBIA

People called her Wild Sumac'', which comes to the Columbia today, because of the beautiful young gypsy of the Canadian northwest was as un- tanned and unguided in her wild growth as her kindred spirit, the antelope.
 But she was not carefree. Into this childs life came peril and sudden death, the conflict of rough men of the woods meeting in the throes Of primitive passion and hatred. Around her surged a battle of souls, intent in purpose and all but one was blind to the soul of the dainty woodsprite who lived like a gentle flower among them. Love came to her, finally, in the form of Jacques Fontaille, and she blossomed forth into a woman, all tenderness and charm. The transformation came when Sumac was to be burned at the stake on charges of witchcraft.
 Led by Deacon Bricketts, relic of the New England days of black magic and the ducking pond, the enfuriated fanatics of the settlement stormed the Royal Northwest Mounted Police post, where Sumac was held on circumstan- tial evidence as g. murderess, dragged the innocent girl to pyre. and made ready to apply the torch.
 Tied to post, she was surrounded by brush, the center of an angry mob of mad creatures. Sergeant Lewis, the towns sole official, was away, invest igating the murder with which Sumac was charged. In the agony of her terror, the girl had little mercy to ex- pect from the human fiends around her, when suddenly straight through the crowd up to the fire, into the path of death itself rode Jacques Fontaine.
 The sequel to "s5hanghaied Jonat," a Keystone comedy called "Hulu- -Hulu- land, . will be shown on the same pro- gram at the Columbia theater.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
SUNSHINE MAID
 AT THE LAMARA

The sunshine Maid,' charming little June Caprice, the full-fledged William Fox star who a year ago was a school girl. comes to the Lamara today in one of the most pretentious films she has yet made. Miss U. $. A is the name of the story, which has been heralded as a thrilling patriotic drama that will appeal to folks of all ages. The dainty little star is called upon to portray role that differs widely in many re- spects from anything she has ever done for the camera. The story starts with the details of a feud which has long existed between two of the oldest families in the state of Virginia. An intermarriage between the families does not lessen the tension. The hus- band dies before the birth of baby girl the widow surviving him but a short time After the death of the parents, a scheming brother in the eff fort to remove all obstacles standing between him and the possession of the vest estate, eXacts g. promise from the nurse that she will kill the babe But instead she takes the child to New
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09

York and leaves 1t with a family of the tenement district.
 Returning to Virginia, in after years, the nurse acqus.ints the mothers brother with her part in the transac- tion. Hurrying to the metropolis, the brother locates the child who has grown up a charming young woman, and brings her back to Virginia as his ward, presenting her under an assumed name
 When war is declared with Ger many, the work of spies is brought to light in the vicinity. and the action assumes a breathless suspense while the charming ward runs to earth the leader of the traitors, who proves to be not only extremely clever, but a dangerous individual to cross. But Miss U. s. A succeeds in the end in rendering her country valuable assist ance in the apprehension of the guilty, and incidentally succeeds in winning the heart of the man she has learned to love.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
Movies, Music And Drama At The Theaters Of Phoenix
GADOWSKY TO BE
 HERE JANUARY 19

\ remarkable tribute Co Godowsky 'rhe Supeuuau of Piano Playing by James Huuaker, New York Times on March n, l9l7 when inc said:
 T once called him the superman of piano playing. Nothing like him, as far as ] know is Co be found in the history of piano playing since Chopin. He is an Apparition. A Chopin doubled by coutrapuntalist Bach and Chopin. The spirit of the German cantor and he Polish tone-poet in curious con junction.
 His playing is transcontinental. His piano compositions the transcendental- smS of the future. He is a miracle worker. His ten digits are ten inde- pendent voices recreating the ancient polyphonic art of the Flemings He is ike a Brahma at the piano.
 Before his serene and all embrace Ing vision every school appears and disappears in the void The beauty of 'is touch and tone are only matched 'N the delicate adjustment of his phrasing Co the larger curve of the composition. Nothing musical is for ign to him
 He IS pianist for pianists, and l nm glad to say that the majority of hem sladly recognize the fact.
 He is the greatest creator of rvthmic values since Liszt, and that is large order"
 GodoWsky has been secured for one concert at the Elks theater Saturday January 19
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09

may be attached to her appearance for the prominent dramatic critic Ashton Stevens made mention in the Examiner few seasons ago that Miss Deane was an embryonic Fay Templeton and since that time the popular Phoenix favorite has cherished a keen desire to appear in some of the roles that Fay Templeton has made famous and Ed. Redmond has gratified her desire in casting her for the role of Mary in the forthcoming production.
 The play will be staged on a lavish scale, the costuming elaborate and the entire cast with Ed. Redmond in the role of Kid Burns. Joe Kemper as Tom Bennett, Marvin Hammond as Flora Dora Deane, and Billy Cochran. Mae McRae, Mrs. Ed. Redmond, Minor Reed Jack Stevens, Eddie Mitchell and the bevy of dancing and singing maids in support of Miss Deane
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09
FAVORS CORD TIRES

One of the prominent motorists of Cleveland, O.. who has experienced the many benefits of operating a car on cord tires. is Mir A. A. Atwater, of the Atwater-Potter Realty company. Since purchasing his Buick about year ago, he has motored 1000 miles, including a tour to Miami. Fla. and return, with the original Goodyear cord tires un- touched, except for one small puncture and apparently good for many more miles.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09

uniform, applies for the position, and is given employment. A romance thus
 begun between the pseudo chauffeur and the ward rapidly ripens into mu- tual love, much to the surprise and chagrin of the guardians. But love
Arizona republican., 1917-12-09

will find a way and all ends happily for the young couple.
 As an added attraction, the first of the Fox Sunshine comedies, Wedding Bells and Roaring Lions,' will be shown
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24

doeIis feline ioIde Geutung 5ulaiie,
wie iie ibr Sr. 2epis gegeben
nSene &eOe," 10 ertlGrte er, nmor
elm Sri6ut fir 8etbmonn-$ollwee,
cine Snooiiiriing ser 9oIitit bon
9lut, @rouiomfeit uno &iidiidtslo-
iigfeit, mel6e oie Oeuti6e 3riegsfiib-
rlng eefenn5ei6net bat. sic inooi-
iirte Die unbeidr6ntte Sau6boottrieg.
fiibrling unO riibmte lib ibrer rubin.
loien @rfolge. IS i6eint mir, ais
babe Senator 2emis in Dem @uni1e,
Dem 6rieOeu Oos @ort 0u reOen in
jene Ge0e 6es aon6lers @eOanten
bereingeleet, Die Der aonoler niemals
1usoriidte.
g9ir iinO in Oieiem &fe, INN
oen Sieg Su erringen uno mir ner.
oen nidt BON Srieoen reoen. bis
0euti6lonO oen Srieoen iu6t, lmo
oos llnreHt rnO ole @erbreben mie.
Ser gut gemodt, Die es begongen.
SoBt ins nidt mebr bon 6rieOen
ipre6en, ionoern fGmpfen INN oieien
ariee 8u eeminnen fir ole 0emotra-
tie uno 0ie g8elt."
Senator 2eluis ioete in elmer fur.
5en 9lntnort:
Ser Senator mill ood iiberlid
nibt moeen Dob er oofiir it, Den
&rieg fort5uiesen, Wenn 9eutidIono
sepillt it, imter unieren 9eoinern.
gen uno Oenen unierer glaiirten Den
6rie0en 81 ihIieBen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24

nete ii6 am Somitag 01orsens in
Der 9iadbaridoft Oes 9orieneebdu-
oes, no 9Inardiiten @loidineugepeb-
re auf Die neuongefommenen Srup.
pen rihteten.
Iie Saso naH Spionen miro bon
Der Regierung frditig iortgeieet.
Sic llriade oes 9fiidtritts
0es SuIti5miniiters.
9etersburg, %. Silli. - Sn
eiuem Sdreiben an Oie @reiic bat
@erepei5eif Der fiir3li6 5uriidaeire-
tene Suiti5miniiter, Die @riinoe ieiner
Geiienotion Oorgelegt Gr iagt feline
gon5e G6dtigfeit gegen Die @eiebes-
ii6ertreter iei OurA ole aagemeine
@rilnOIinie Oes gerbaltens ser Goa
litions-9fegierirng gel1bmt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
GinlaOnas sur SrieOens @ermitt-
lung.

glu Oie @ereinigteu stooteu geridtet.
Sine iolde iie6t senator
2enis in Der fiir5Ii6eu Reoe Oes
neuen oeutiten aau3lers.
@lonbt, 6aB 0eltibIonO n6rie-
ocn o0ne Siee anne6men
pHroe.
8ai6ington %. Sui. ~
Senator 2epiS erfldrte 6eilte in Ell
ner 9lniprabe Dor Dem Senat, Dab
ieiner 9(nii6t ua6 Oie fiir5Iicbe 9leoe
oes neuen Oeutiden &eidstan5lers
Or. N}i6aelis Dor Dem 93eidstog cine
oirefte @inlaoimg an ole @ereiniaten
Staaten beoeute, i6ren @influB 5u
@uniten Oes 6rieoens 81 oeruenoen.
@r iagte, er glau6e, OoB sic Sen.
tralm6bte geiuiat iein Wiiroen Ell
men 5rieOen obne Sieg an5une6meu.
sd lege 0ie Geoe 0es &on5lers"
10 erflGrte ser Senator, .oobin aus,
OaB cine einiabe 9(niroee ser 9Iaiir-
ten INN 6rieOeu Geuti6lonO Oeran-
loiien WiirOe, iid 5ur 9eipreduug
bon 6rie6ens6eOinglmgen bereit 5ll
erflGren.~
Serr 2epis fii9te nod bin5u, 0aB
ieinem llrtbeil nad Die 9ieOe ii9
gan5 6eionoers an oie 9loreIIe ser
Gereinigten Staoten men0e, nnO an.
Berte 0ie 9lnii6t, oaB sic GeOe oes
aon5lers nidt bon 0ieiem iel6It ge.
idrie6en Doroen ei.
Senator McGum6er 6emerfte, oaB
oie 9leuBerImeen oes oeutiden Song.
lers nit 9e5ug anf Die fortgeiette
9enubung Der ll.9oote, nm sic 9(lli.
irten alf oie &niee 81 bringen .ni6t
mie Elm 6rieOenSange6ot ausie6en~.
Senator 2epis eruioerte, 0aB
feline Soee, ole er beim GurdIeien
Ger &eOe gewonnen babe, 0ie iei, 0aB
GntidIonO 5ufrieOeu iein niirOe, oen
nStahls quo~ Dor Dem 4rieqe mic.
Der ber5uIteQen.
n3ie6t Ser Sehator aud oas in
@rwdgung", mari bier Senator 9o-
ra6 elm, omas oie 9roBe 6raee 5u
lein i6eint n1mlib ole fiinftioe
5orm Der Hegierung inn oeltIden
&eide2~
Senator 9ora6 iagte, er CLAUDE
ni6t oaB Geuti6lano bereitS an
Dem &lnfte ongefommen iei, no eS
@infhlB bon uuBer6al6 geitutter
perOe, i6m feline &eelerungsiorm
oor5ii6reiben.
Senator 9emiS erlpioerte, er
CLAUDE, OoB sic Geoolution in Stub.
lano cine eroBe @irfimg anf Geltid.
lono ausii6en meroc.
n@s lit meine lleber5euglmg~ err
fl6rte Serr 9ewis, IOas 6ereits Gin
fliiie in Geltidlqno am @erfe Iino,
Die beoeitiame inferno &eiormen 5iir
6olge ba6en meroen."
.Senotor &ine an0ere I 81 II
iidt.
SSn @rlpiocrung ouf 0ie 9ewerfung
oes Senotors 2emis erfldrte Seno-
tor Sing bon lltnb, es lei obiurO,
iest Don Srieocn 81 ipreben, iin0 er
betonte, ooB Die yieoe oes Or. Wli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
sebr seiticsem.


Gle ruiiiide @iniu6r. lin 100
@ro5eut iiber Oas Sabr 1915,
obne Sin5urebnrng Der Wllmi,
tion.
@oIbingtom 23. SuIi. IL
Gas europdiibe &uBIauo bat i'm leb,
ten Sabre fiir $454,s53 900 @oaren
aus oen Ser. Staoten importirt ooer
INN 100 @ro5ent mebr pie i'm Sabre
1915, nod einem bonn 9iireau fir
ausldnOiiHen imo inldnoiihen San-
oel berauseegebenen 9eribt. SSn Oie-
fer Slmme, pel6e nm $83,000,000
6inter oem normaIen Support BON
1913 5uriidbleibt, iino ieood Die
Munitions -9ieierlmgen nidt einge.
ihlolien.
Ole Ser. Staoten unO @roBbri.
tannien waren ole bauptiddlihiten
9iefernnteu fir oen ruiiiihen Marft.
@on 1913 bis gum lebten Sabr nobm
ole glusfube aus ben Ser. Staoten
no6 GuBlauO inn iiber 25O @ro6ent
81. SSn oerielben 3eitperiooe fonnte
Sapan aiIf ole rieiiee 3unabme bon
4735 @ro5ent 5uriidbliden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
0efnmenii@ea GOnaiI 6eIdlIOiisn.
Gas erite Gon5il Der riiiid-grie.
dbiid-ortboOoren Stride felt @eter
Dem @roBen.

OaS erlle Nol3ll DER rlllld)sgrle'
diih.ortboOoren Stride felt @eter
Dem @roBen.
@etersburg, %. SyuIi. II 9(m
Siumelia6rtstog, 0cm 2S. 9luguit
miro in @1oSfou elm 6flmenii6es
Gon5il ser ruiiiid- -griediid-ort6o-
rem Stride 5um eriten Male, ieit @e-
ter Ser @roBe Die @atrior6ote obge-
idafit lmo Die Stride inter 0ie Com
trole Ser 9llltofratie geiteat bat, itatt.
iinoen. airhenreformer ertuorten
Oieies @reigniB nit ltngeouIo. lleber
200 OerIelben meroen ernartet.
@d6reuo Der 93epoIution i'm Sabre
1905 ma6te @raf @itte Ger Stride
Oas 9(naebot, ibr Oie glb6oltung ei.
mes Gon5ils inter Ser 9eoinglmg 3u
geitatten 0oB oieieIbe ibr rieliges
&ernogen, @olo un0 GoelIteine, 0em
Staote iiberpeiie. Seilte muroen
5pei Gofilmente BON gei6i6tIiber
@idtiefeit bier oeroifentlidt. Gas
cine lit elm grlaB Ser Seilieen Sp.
nooe, Our6 mel6en oos Gon3il ein-
berufen lmo oas @nbIipitem fir Oas-
ielbe feltgeieBt miro, imO oas 5meite
lit Elm leioenicbaftliber 9lppea, Ger
BON oen Soupt.@iiroentrdgern Der
Stride lmter5eibnet lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
G6ampiun Nan0aramatenluerier.

9ermanentes eager oeS
a N e II / foniiHen @rpeoi-
tionScorps in 8rantreidl
%. SSnli. ~ Gie @oihi-Suitruftoren
ser ,Sammies" i'm g9erien bon
SanOgranatcn iinO ent5iidt iiber ole
bon oen 9lmerifonern bepieiene @e'
i6idli6feit. Shon oie eriten Der.
Jude Ser oSommies" trafeu folt
o6ne 9hlsna6me ibr 3ieI lmo Die @oi-
lus lino iiber5eugt, ooB Die sam
mies~ Die G6nnpion9ombenmerier
in oieiem 9riege bilOen peroen
Iieie @eibidlibfeit Bat 0oS Sn-
terelle ser iron3oiiibeu Ernppen iiir
oos gaieboa Spiel ermedt. @eitern
6aben oie eriten 6uBbaa-@ettipiele
3miihen oen @oilus mO Den SSam4
mics" Itottgeflnoen. Ger por5iig.
lide @eiinO6eits5uitonO Der ameri-
foniiden Snippen miro Der ipitemo'
tiicben fdgliden Snipeftion 5ugelbrie-
ben.
Ser iinee 20pe, peldeu Die
.SommieS" ais Wioscot mitgenom.
men boben enhpidelt iicb gum
Sdreffen Oes 9dgers. Gie Offi5iere
perIuden, ole Solooten 81 bepeaen
ibre 3uitimnumg sum @ridieBen Oes
bosortig aeiporOenen Ebieres 81 sc.
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
SOllauS IdJidt GommiiiiOn.

Nm iter0om 23. SSilli. = Ser
Dliniiter fir 9anopirtbi6aft mo
SonoeI bat cine reier-GommiIiion
ernannt, weIde iid na6 9(merita be-
geben ioll, INN Die 6oaGnoiiden SSn.
tcreiien in &erbinoung nit omerifo-
uiider 9lushibr 5ll bertreten.
Die @3iteIieoer iinO: SSneenielir
Ganneabe, Souoen @onooot, @r.
9ice-FrGIioent oes oitin0iiben Oaa.
t6es, uno gon goaen6open, 0ireftor
Der nieoerldnoiiden 9anfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
0lcOulmtiumarc 9srOyusamOa.

90 erflGrt Senator Glemenceau.
Soet Oie 9lgitatoren mollen Die
Solooten fampfesmiiOe MAIDEN
mo ouf Oor5eitigen 6rieOen bin-
orbeiten. - &ritilirt Oen Wliniiter
Oes Snneren.
8aris, %. SSlIi. II &eOolutio-
mare @lemente iinO in 6ranfreid in
elmer YropagonOa tbGtig gepeien,
SolOoten 81 entmItbigen uno einen
oor5eitigen 6rieOen 81 OerIangen, ipie
Senator Glemenceau iogte, Der ge-
Itern in elmer SiBlng 0es Seuates
oen 0liniiter Oes SSnnerm 30. Wlal.
OeD, beftig ungriff, neil er gegen
Oieie 2eute niht Oie geeigneten MaB-
nabmen getroffen babe.
Glemenceau bebauptet, oieie HeOO-
IutionGre preoigten in 6ronfreid ole
Srgauiiirimg bon SolOaten- uno Cir
r-9hisidiiiien gleid oenen in
&uBlono @r idrieb ein5elne Oorge-
fommene @noge6ungen bon lln5u.
frie0enbeit Oieier TropoganOa 5u inO
fragte, mesbol6 feline MaBnabmen 81
iGrer llnteroriidlrug getroifen luur.
oen.
WlalDD eripioerte, oaB er felt Be-
einn oes &rieges Die %olitit Ser ioge-
nannten beiligen Union befolet babe
ilno OaB Oieielbe, menn lie aud nidt
mebr &0pfe bon SAuloigen eeliefert
babe, 0o9 pirflom mar. @r iagte,
ole @oli5ei iei beallftragt, ieOes &c.
ebni0rige perbre1erii6e llnierneb.
men 81 perfOIgen, aber er slaube
nidt, Dab ser Senat bon ibm Derlan-
ge, cine feinoielige Saltlmg gegen
oie arbeitenOen &laien eii5unebmen.
%remier Gibot idIoB Die Gebatte
nit elmer nnrmen 8ertbeioiglng
W1oIOD's. @r iagte, oie 9lrbeiteror-
ganiiotion f0nne fir Die Snltung bon
irnpatriotii6en 2erten, welhe ii6 in
oieiel6e einordngen, niht perant.
portlidJ gemadt merOen.
ag9ir lteben elmer Gampogne bon
Sreuloiigfeit gegeniiber, ipelde nidt
miBOeritanoen werOen Oarf," rief Sri
bot nGeutiblano braudt 6rieoen
rno es min i'm auf ie0e mogIide
@eiie er5ielen.
o@s beu6elt," filbr Der Eremier
fort, nOoB es ieoen 8eriuh MAIDEN
wiQ, our6 elm internationoles Tribu-
nal 5tpil6en allen 8oltern elm Sim
0ernebmen 5u er5ielen, wdbreno es
am @orabenoe oes arieges ieOes
SdieOsgeridt ablebnte." Ger gan5e
Senot 5oate ibm 8eifaa uno 9fibot
fii6r fort: Gin ouuernoer 5rieoe
fam nidt auf @lilitarismus gegriin'
oct lein. gr mare cine beItdnoige
@eiabr nn0 Die 2iga, mel6e ge6iloet
wurOe, Inn oieie @efubr Oerihwinoen
5u lalien miro niHt aiifgel0lt per-
oeu, bis GeltiHlano ieinen @eoanfen
Ser ge6erri6ung rmo Gnedtlng an.
Oerer Nationen aliigibt."
Senot Oriidt &egierung
Iein Yertrnuen aus.
9ei Der 1ebatte fam Die 5roge Der
ollgemeinen @olitif sur SpruHe,
nodoem ole fran50iilde Sffeniioe
bonn II. 9(pril erortert tuorOen mar,
weI6e i6iuer fritiiirt uuroe. IS
wurOe omtlib 5ueegeben ooB idwere
Gebler begangen iuurOen uno ooB
General 9iDele leines Gommanoos
ent6oben muroe
Ger Senot bra6te oen gon0er
9Iadmittag mO 9lbeno oanlit 5u, Sn.
terpeQotionen, ii6er melhe in gebei-
mer Sieline Orei Gage lang oebattirt
wur0e, oifentlid 81 beipreAen. gtn1
S6luB ser Iebatte ipuroe cine Heio-
luton, pelbe bon oen Erdiioenten
Der OeridieOenen @rllppen I'M Senate
unter5eidnet ipuroe, unO pelHe oaS
Gertrouen in ole Heeierrng aus,
iprad, einitimmig angenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24
0e[fferid 6Ieibt @iae.@anaIer.

aopenbogen %. Suli. n
9erliner @eriidte bei1Gftieen iid
nit Dem beborItebenoen g8ediel i'm
preuBii6en Gopinet unO in Den glem-
tern Der StootsiefretGre oes 9ieids.
@rof b. 9rodoorff &onbolt, ser Oeut-
l6e @eIanote in 2openbagen miro
an erIter Steae ols glnmdrter fir Oen
Soften oes StaotsiefretGrs fir glus-
mdrtiee 9lneelegenbeiten genonnt,
mGbreno neben ibm olid Or. bon
aublmonL Der oeuti6e 9otibofter in
GonItontinopel, fir Oen Soften in
Sroge fommt.
SSn @eous ouf Or. 9orI SeIfferid
miro erflGrt, ooB er 5mor ols Wlini-
Iter oeS sSnnern 5uriidtreten a6er aiif
leinem 4olten ais @i6e.&an0Ier Der.
bIeiben piro. @rof BON 9ernitorff
Der fribere oeutide 8otidofter in
&albineion, fommt oIs 9aahfolger
fir sen @rafen 9rodoorff-Hanbaa
ais @eianOter in Copenhagen in 6ro-
ee.
Gie .goiiiide 8eituns" meIOet,
ooB Der Gonflitt NIT 9(reentinien
WobrideinIih ouf frieOlidem @ege
beigeleet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-24

Seine 5irmo. Gunoe:
D@oS lit oenn los, marum rennen ole
Orei Gbefs 70 pIoslib our Ebiir bin-
ous9" 2ebrline (OertrouIih)
~@iIieu g, 90 min ieOer Den @elO.
brieftrdgcr obfangen, Der bort binten
fonlmtl"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-06

capture of two additional towns in
the Rimnik Sarat sector.
On the northern end of the front
in Russia the German lines have been
subjected to attacks in the Riga
Dvinsk district. The Russian Of
fensve here, centering in the vicinity
of Friedrichsladt, is apparently of an
important nature, Berlin reporting the
fighting still in progress.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-06

at Fort Crook tomorrow and will be
appealed to to help the soldiers out
of the dilema.
Major w. E. Steels OF Omaha was
appointed assistant adjutant general
of the Nebraska National Guard
Wednesday by Governor Keith Ne
vile. He replaces A. R. Haysel, who
was transferred to the quartermasters
department.
The work of mastering out the
troops is progressing at rapid rate
and it is probable that all the work
will be completed at a much earlier
date than January Is. However. the
men will not be mustered out before
that time, as the muster and pay rolls
have already been made out for that