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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02
burocrblo6aSc unS Gau6boOfkrice.

2ogf lit ndt qerohe sic itdrfe Settle Der amerfanHhen @auerteud
freunOe. 60 idrebt EN- engfiheS 9ehiablntt: Sic 0ahngtoner Rj
oierung foate bon Der Cathode Roi8 neImen, OdB Der oenhhe Nabrrn9ssl
ntufeI0ftator 8atodi fur8lid erfllrt hobe, es beebe tetne @efabr 0afur
DB has Dande 8ot 6unger leioea mer0e; Die 3ahl Der 9otletoenOen ieI
hQute tn 9eutihlan0 iogar aeringer oS in ben Der. 5tdaten init l9ren|
abrb6Harten 5taben uno ibren befannten Statteu Der SCOT unD 0aI
GIuos. Gem tenn 0os pabr mare 10 nebue es Der 0euhhen aegHI
RING oaen @rmb fr ibren erbdrr1tngsloiet IGifboottrieg luo oeI
Observation-Disclosures 0S 8oIferredts. 9eutihlano babe 0ueen Iduhbootfreg
Tes ais BeraehangsmaBregel fr Oe bon Gngnn0 perbaugte 5anoels.I
blo1aDe hinqeteat. Menn Die gloda6e Dos BON 0en Gngldnoern erAoHte
Hrgebnis nidt geBabt babe, Damn lei Der llnterieboottrieg um9eredt|
ferHgk
glnHes bod i6r gerng enhdBe, tooqte man audi rur arnet augen.
hid anneBaeu, 0aB fe Iih BON omer art 2ogit iber8eugen luHen fonnten
Mnl6laQ Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grteu ouf 0os be1tihe 9of, insbefon
Dre fane 5rouen uno Sinoer, bon @rfolg 6egletet gepeien til oer nift
Elm br lDobIpoleHDen MbFdt Der gShentenanner" umo an t1ren1 3nt
bgpm6tcH Werfnhe, 3eutihInnO aus3uhungen, 1noert oerea gtiBHngenI
Sod nit Dug @erIngte. Scr Dem Geft lit ober nut blob Dos poaeus
1e @erbrenen, ionoern nd Der 8eriud Der Iusfabrtng, ia iogar Der
4la All pinen fMhen itrdfbor. 8abud, 0oB Die Gnglanoer rid bel Der
4erbdaauug ibrer 8lodd0e unb Bel Der 4uslegnng ibrer 0%iinenfeoa
umr 0ns 9oferredt binpeeieBten. eaen fe ben 8eutiheu fa6tDerfdu6ld
Dms Hehf, entiuredenoe Ger9eltungsmaBregen SIT trenen. Gnglm0
ieedde 3nfubr ob5ufhneiOcu, uno Gatidtano uergaIt bos nit 9leiherl
MgiraG, inoenl Is Die 5dHfe. Die Dos engiide Blt NIT Rabrang, aub
Tdfen unO aregsnateral Deriorgen ioaten, oaran 5u ter5fnoern iudte
ibr 8el 5a erreiten.
goneft fno beioe 8ofer aHo quit. QnB es on eng6n0ern nidt
qelAnaen iii, ia etidldlo ourh Den @uger sur uebergabe 5u 3Dtugen
naar lhuI0gn linen Die Geutiten feinen Danf, ion0ern tie habet cine
fome Aafanropbc eben 0urd lire egeue (udhgeIt mo llmldt d05t
iuen0en berTon6en. @armt TIN Die GuglaHoer nidt 0as gIete2
9os Htuoert fe oenu 0arou, it'd uthet ibrer arieg5fote Der 3nud
ns arieges baben Ste grHen bic oeutifc 6Iohe. ariegsihHfe ME 6anoes
idfe DpH @etn1eer getrieben. Set fo fe iclbir Die @drie6enen
Ins 1T nm ennlal I'M ariege nit anoers. au9 I'M arege lit Iuhtg
lett af a1ea Uebteten 3rumpf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

as Ste 0robi6tionHfen i'm CONNER our 0n 5tuuuennng aus
ainaen, nerfproden ie oaen, oB onS 3rohibtfunsgeies MIR gegen Die
Mirfmolien geuftet fi, 6aB jeood Ser psriinliGen 6reibett Os gtn3cL
nm betrens 0s 8e5ugs bon ofo1oiihen @etranten gum egenen yer
hraud fem Sfn0ernis in Den 8eg ge6Gt meroen ioate.
@treu ibrer fets bcpeienen hinterhfigeH at baben iet Die Erode
nea ieood cine 9orloqe enge6rodt. neIhe 0tut eiuen 9ruh obigen Ser
Tprenens bartlett. 9idt MIR, DOB fe benz egenen @erbratb beS Gir
sehnen 10 ldderhd enge Sdranten geest ho6en, bB eS fat etnem Irinf
terbot ~aleihfpmmt, lit Der peri0nIihen Grebert bieler 9irger Ds States
Dirdt cine JeIl nngeegt. angenonrnet es Dohnen mebrere ermohieneI
@ohne einer 5omile 5uianuHen, oer @Itern NIT i9rcn nerbeiratcen Sim
bern III etnem Snuie, lit uaFer enet Ifttehe0 ser Ganile Sen ibrigen
naniorennen rn0 fimunberehtigten gHreern i'm @ale ibre perionltbe 6retI
hat, fh fr ibren pripaten @ebrnu3 @etr6nfe tonunen 5u lnfen, bolig
hejHnft4en. GHan febt Qlp, oaB Die Erodenen ipieoer etnHal Dortbriuhig
gspor6en inb.
GnB orh cine oirette 8eobnung Ser 3enundGnten, inelde efnenI
Grill Ser @elonrafe erbaIten, 0e ser Uerurtete y8erbreder" gegeu 1d5I
ErohbnionsgeIeB Den fe nngeben, be5ahlen nuB, Dem geneinlten 1Pt
nnen- nno Genin5iantentun Cir uno Cor geofuet uno Die llrperebs
ldfeH 0s SEEMS 5ertort miro, lit cine m0ere ihlirme Sete Der elm
Qerefhten neutrality-suspicious..
1ofHntih miro fh Die @febrbet Ser 2egi5ldtr aufrnfien rn6 u8
hpr 0at lnIImniRn 4~usmtdRn 08 6an1tsmus benabren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

@e nj enBarten fan0, Rat 9rdfbent 8iion o5ermas Die BON
aonQfeHe nit GROCER Uaebrbet in beoen SduRrn ongenonnene Ginuol
1runqsuorldge nit ieinen 9eo beegt. Gasfdbe rhtet ff in Der
NuupHa6e gegcn nideIbe geTinnmnng, Die i'm ieIbf idon Dor 5pei Snbren
nH0 Dor ibn Gh 8rdfi0ent Gait beronldbte, Der @orlnge feline @eneb
nfauna III ppraaeu, gegen Sen fogenannten Bioungstdt
Iht Redt umD nit niht 81 Doerlegenoer Sogt bebt Der Brdn0et
herb0r, 0B Der gn0ungstet niht ais 8rHhten Der fhliden G~igeaifaiten
1ber Ser Enftigf1t uno 5obigfet DeS Gfnpan0erers geen tone. 1cnnl
aarobe na ben tnerphnihten gIenenten pr0en Die neten Die gHouRgs
probe nit 2eifhgfdt benehen tonnen, ua0 lie beoeutet cine 9efrofm8
0s 1aaebiIoeRn Gfnpan0erer5 fir ehpos, mos linn nibt sur SduI0
oeInt Der0en fam. or mGt ferner oarduf bin, oaB Dem Ginpaaoe
r~1agsbpamnen nnO IN Iester Snton5 Dem 4rbetsmtnfRr giahtOouf0m.
menhefr aegeben lei, III eapiHm Jdae1 bonn gtioun9stete ob8uie9eu no
aanRh efnDanofui nahqauieien miro, onB Der Gimponoeur nab omI
4er. gtaaten fomnie I'M relamer gefoIgmg in ieinem 0einotlan0ea
BIZ enteeben Giefe acknowledgements fam letlt 81 peinliten inter
4ohor0Len Sttnhonen fibren. 4aorb miro EN- geuuter, Der fir
4eae~Amberumgen rno amtsbonofun9en weoer Dem 8ofe, nod aud brett
oeu NraaDenhu berontuortGd lit, 5ut 8idter gefebt iber Die ianere
N0Iatt diner freuaocu a2nft. no Is fam nf ohe 8ete an 8erDideun.
un foannen, Deren Iragpehe gar nmt obWieber lit.
acknowledgements bat 0as 4nus Dos geto DS Gr1Ioenten I6er
Fimnt: BON Seuat ober betbt Is, Dab er gum T~rdi0enten bolteu miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

lor6". Scr Geiongparein Der De-
iterreiber Bat Den Grub on Den.
aatier 5ron8 Soiepb@ beiaciteuert
ipeIde 8latte leioer ourh Dioerli-
dc 1lmitdnbe nift mebr Dor ocm
Iooe DeS areiien Serriher5 uah
8ien b~efor0ert mcroeu fonnte. COT
oiterreihiiden Ginlett berraten ouh
Die BON gleifan @erein geinngenen
2ieoer Die ifmar5en @ugen@ mo
oIreue". @o6ert Qeonbdrbt, Der
beriibmte garitou Ser WletropoIiian
Gpera Co. trdat ais ieinen Ieil
.Gott erbalte" umo .Qnoreas so.
Ter Dor. oarcagrttters Jrnfare" un0
nRara0emaridl Der t8. 2uiaren
BON Der Sifngtau Miltfdrfapeae uno
agarijer Giu5ngs. nnb alter Sdgar.
marih" bonn Srdeiter 0as @nnbnr.
ger Aieien0ouigiers 8oterlan0. lua.
guriide 4Oltslie0er IN magnriiher
5graalr veig Srobfen ghut an
@rieIesblott Ano r1ns ginoga
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02
DeuflAe S~daanplatten.

Gas lpobIbefainfe 8innohonS
Hmoaer s. Muener, tneihes lett
einiaer Bet aud Die Sauptogentnr
inr @oIrmbia ShonpIntten fir Die
elhasen Soma, Iebrasfn uno Siio,
aEofa iIberaomreil bat. teilt ms
nit BOZ es I'm @eiie bon Sana.
tIotipn Iii. Sic mufitaliihc aufrnb'
n.en bon Den bcrDorraseH0iten ocit.
i6ln @sEangoerpinpns aiinltlern, bon
Sef feriihnfes Muiiffopeae oes IN.
sernier1er 1enisdJen 9ieien01mpIers
asfrgub uab por benz rthuliHlt
6pIanaftn xiingtau Cr6eiIer ftHo.
zs hieie Dereine, aunliier nno sd
bsEIen ha5an ihre gienile Der Shaas
bastGa AbiqllHra Der Golialhla
bfzasMaiaiaea @eieaidnft folten-
I'll AIS eriIaltna aeiiellt inter
So. saa.aQ. Sab alE blel 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

fommenoe anteil oes aus Dem Ser.
fnlf ~er3ieIten Geingeninnes Dem
Goten Qreu5 CUR 8erpeubung fir
bic Decentralization iibernteien
iriro. Ia Der 8reis Der 9lotten
nift erbobt Durbe, 70 fonneit Ole
gefiber bon Spre1mnidiuen Elm
glites @ert rim, in0ern iie iid Die
iDirflid bor5iiglifen 2eiinmgen Die.
icr aanitler iiflern uno 10 INDIRECT
0ns quito @erf forOern, o1ne oaB
ibneII babel beionoere lIntOiten ga.
rnus ermadien.
Inter ben Sd1upIaiien ~ber6ieneu
beicnbers berporsehoben al ueroeH:
eGrub an ben Qoiier MilbeIm benz
3peiteua, geiungen bonn We3nrt.
Dereinb Stem gorf. 9ieie ShdilpIat
ie mlr0e 0urh Dir n Geutihlan0,
Dem 0eutiHul l~lnferiee 0unorlsboct
nod 8reMeE sehraht mo Dem
Gqniiden R0iIer ais %uIpiallaas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

gobe n6errei6t. ser Tag oe5
SER un0 Ser gnioeubaiim@ bic
ten cine meitere 8lon5Ieiituna 0es
o6en erpdbnten @eiauqoereines. Ger
urania Quartet aIlib bon gien
gort hot 6as misunderstanding
0anfge6et" ul0 Scr @alof0nig
6eiaeiteuert. e@ute 9iodt@ mo
Gas title Sal" pom glrion IN
grooflpn miro ebenfalls oagemeis
men 8eiioQ fmoen, e6anio ME
5dnpertlie6" nno n@e6et pabrenO
Der 5dlaht@ tom gleIdeH 8erein.
Ger grooflgaer Sdnaerbunoe lit
0urh oa5 .46enbitaa0hen uno oas
.gtiue EaI ber1reten. Die altebr'
tbiiroige .2oraIei4 uno oSn einem
fiihlen @runoe@ mub ols mirfli6e
aumitleiittna bes 6rdns Shu6ert
Miamlerhors ia 1leip 9orf beseid
net mgroen. Cine iDeitere 9laniler
bon oigieni @;erein III Mn bic Scr.
nat g5panb SplnH uio a1lrie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02
sic bleiben perfett gelnnn,
tuenn sic Sbr Slut rein baltet

mailsmue init ieinen iGredlt0rH @enter5et;
aaiarrO, OF elm @orIiutar Der ~gelirbteleiI
SdpInbhimf. GirofeIn Gt5tHa, @ldsncnniiss
loIaa, Woinnf mo eutiicaeHoe Saniirnif1sis
iea; Wlalaria. bas Sumpifieber, 6aS ielbft
ben fdrfiieu @lann biIiIos na9i mo pieie
aioere aranfbeitcu iino bic oireIieH 5olseil
uHrciuru @Illes.
Gle lomcn alien bisien i9redli6el Sttatlfs
feiien lsi@t aus benz 95cae gsbeit inseHI
Gle z. e. g. esbrauaen, elm ptniSerbares
BluireiniguaasmilieI, baS bereiis lber finf5tg
Sabre cripIlreih berpeueet miro. g. 2. g.
reinist bas @tut ariin6Ii9 ullo ireibt ale
aranf0eiisfeimc ans oeHIielhei. Gs ipiro
In aleg slopibelen berIdnfl.
SIR perlboue aiierotur unb frecn ncoi5is
rllmcn 5lat iareibc nlnH 9eute uoh an bio
meoisinfibe sibteIuna smttt Specific CONS
paus, SO sigill laboratory, atlanta, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02
g~riefkaItcn.
Seine nentralen gOfSampicr fder,

Bon neridieOcuen unierer 2eier
iiuo bel ms anfrnaen eingeloufen,
lparum mir uldt mebr ole gtnmen
Der ~uelltralen Goitounpfer beroifent.
liten ipel6e Die Goit nod 0eutih.
louo uno Geiterreid .llngnrn be-
foroern. Der @runo lieat BARN,
ooB beut5utoae bel feincm Qampfer,
einerlei pb or nod Soaan0 ooer
ben itan6nobiifen 2dnoern obgebt,
Die ii6ere 9lntunit Der 9oitiafen
~berbiirgen fam, 6a ENGLAND oGt
8oitbampfer albnlteu uno our6iu'
den IdBt. Snfolee Der beutiferl
Gaumboot6lodaoe lit Die iihere g[u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02
8eina6e jebc mcnidlidle aranffeii
lam AMI nnreinrS 9lRt suriif
gsfibrt iuerSeH,

Gle fbnnen Ste @i1tieteit ber gleinbeit
sbres Sluie8 Mot l6erl6aeeH. &enn Eie
beocifeu, oaB baB sers oieicn gebensiait tort
ipdbreHb na1 alien 1siIen beS aorpcrs
suutpt. bam miro Is Sbnen auf 5um De-
ipubiietn iommen, 5a. u%nreines 9Iut au6erIt
gefa1rlim III.
enon bic leinieile St5riue ober i~lrrrsins
ii6feit i'm @lut III cine @sfaar idr iebes
a5rperorsah. seiien ri@tises ar6eitcH ton
Der 9uipDr relnea BIiies ab6dtaig If.
giele famersbaite mo astdbsi6c ardHts
betteu firo Gin eireiies @leiuitat oes uareinen
glutes. Giue Der pibtigiten oabou 1T aDets
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

blait~ perbcu bon Der befanmten
Sopraniitin @totbiloe DC gnrtodp
borsiiglih %eeiunget. Gas ingariide
Quartet 1T NIT 0rhelterbeeIeitung
III 0llneariihe @oIfsbpnne" uno
ggtotionollieb". Sails sic Iid in.
tereiiieren, lit sic 5irma gerne Be.
reit. Sbuen bic geiuiinidten 2ieoer
poripielen al laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

Ernu Gonttpeu, 0oB man troe leilter
iibcraus groBen SAlpdfIihteit bel
Der @eburt ntiiteIit 0es Sucnbdtor.
IDIten om 2ebcn at crbaltet boiltc,
lit I'M altcr BON IL @oaen geltor.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02

limit bon grieien nod Geiltid-
IonO 70 gut mie oiisacidIollen.
Srpk SntubnturS %acitOrbcu.
@ron0 SsInlo, 2. Sch. Gas
tleine ainoden BON Serrn uilo
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-22
SOLDIER BOY WRITES.
Palmer Anderson Writes His Mother
About Life at Camp Dodge.
Camp Dodge,
Des Moines, Ia.
Aug. Z, 1917.

Camp Dodge,
Des Moines, Ia.
Aug. Z, 1917. .
Dear Mother:
! have just come in from guard
duty so will write a few lines of this
good old Army life.
1t sure is a great thing for young
men, this military training. l have
sure enjoyed it since | joined.
We get up at first call in the NOR
ming a. m. aid have ten minutes to
dress in and be out and stand Revelle
which is at 6:10 a. N. And then as
sembly at 6:15 a. m. Mess at GAS
a. N. After mess they call out the
entire company for Fatigue duty, that
is cleaning up the company street.
And then at 1855 a. NJ. they blow first
call for drill, they give us five min
,utes to assemble, to get our rifles and
side arms and get in company forma-
ton. They drill us two hours in the
morning and two hours in the after
noon, so it is not hard on US. And eve
nings if we are not on guard we have
a concert and little singing, so we
can surely enjoy ourselves. There
must be about 900 soldiers out here
and about 1000 working men put
ing up buildings. 1t sure is going to
be some training camp. l wish you
could see it. / seen some of the De-
corah fellows the other day there
working on the buildings, hear that
there are about ten here from -
corah. Well they sure can make good
here if they work, for they are pay
ing Csc al hour for carpenters so it
sure costs something to build this
camp. So if there is anyone down
there that is out of work why send
MIN down, for they will find plenty to
do. Well it is getting late and I'll
have to get some sleep for go on
at II o'clock tonight. So goodnight,
with love, your son,
PALMER.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-22

Miss Nora Rygg was a passenger
for Albert Lea yesterday.
Mrs. Ralph Bloomfield of Austin,
is a guest at the Blagsvedt home.
Joe Hartman is here from Wood
stock, H., on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Crete Smith went to her
home at Fort Atkinson today for a
few days visit.
Mrs. c. Snyder of Dubuque is a
guest at the home of her sister Mrs.
l.. r. Schrempf.
Miss Mary Funke came over from
Ossian yesterday for a visit with rela-
tives at Freeport.
Rev. L. Doe, of Minneapolis, was
an over Sunday guest here at the
Rev. Glesne home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Thompson are
the happy parents of baby girl, born
to them last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Forester of
Charles City were over Sunday guests
at the o. o. Lomen home.
Mrs. Eber Christopher was an
over Sunday visitor in Mason City
with her daughter, Mrs. Krafteck
Miss Myrtle Johnson returned to
Ridgeway yesterday, after visit here
with her sister, Mrs. John Ringdahl.
Hiram Coffeen returned to Des
Moines yesterday, having spent Sun
day here with his mother, Mrs. ORA
per.
Ole Gunderson came here Fri
day from Lake Mills, Iowa for visit
at the home of his aunt, Mrs A. Dan
ielson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Speigler of
Dorchester, visited at the home of
their 1eice, Mrs. Eber Christopher
Mst week.
Mrs. Thos. Murphy and son Ray
mond, returned to Waucoma Monday,
after a visit with relatives here and
in Greenwood township
Miss Violet Stoskopf went to
Hossington, Kansas, yesterday for
two weeks visit with her aunt and I'M
Gle Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoskopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thompson re-
turned to Mt. Horbel Wis, yesterday,
having spent Sunday here with their
nephews, Henry and John Rud.
Mrs. Mary Mayfeld and Miss
Mable Peters returned to Cedar Rap
ids yesterday, after a visit of several
days here with their sister, Mrs. Da-
vid Hill.
-Messrs. Harold Anderson and
Hartvig Elgbertson went to Lime
Springs yesterday and will paddle
their way home down the Oneota in
a canoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Malcomb re-
turned to Sioux Falls, S. d. last Sat
urday in their Cleveland car after a
visit at the home of the latter's sister,
Mrs. Eber Christopher.
-Messrs. Carl Nelson, Adolph
Rye, and Harold Meyrick, went to
Des Moines Monday for visit with
the formers brother who is member
of the National Guard.
Misses Clara Hagar and Clara
Little the former of Towers, n D.
and the latter of Bismark, concluded
their visit here at the G. s. Eve1scn
home and returned to their homes
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schofield,
of Tacoma, Wash, who have been
guests at the home Of the formers
sister, Mrs. r. G.. Hoover concluded
their visit here yesterday and return
ed to their home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-22
PALMER.


Miss Jennie Adams of Waterloo,
is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
G. F. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Jennings and
son, Of GAINESVILLE, arrived this NOR
ming on a visit TO her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. H. II. Green.
j. NJ. Brunt dearted Monday for
Kansas City, to see two of his grand
sous, who have enlisted in the army,
before they leave for their posts. One
of the boys goes to Fort Sill and the
other to Washington, d. G. He was
accompanied to Calmar by his son, I.
w. Brunt
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-22

A bullet cannot go through an
adobe wall.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-01

COMPLETE TEXT OF GERMANY's
DECLARATION FOR RUTHLESS
SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN
Berlin, via SayViIIe Wireless, Feb. I.
Germany has formally served no
tice on America and on the neutral
nations of the world that she has
been forced ito do away with the
restrictions which have been i'm
posed upon her fighting means on
the sea-" Following is the official
announcement:
From Feb. 1, 1917, sea traffic will
be stopped with every available
weapon and without further notice
IN the following blockade zones
around Great Britain, France, Italy,
and In the Eastern Mediterranean:
In the NOrth-The zone is confined
by line at distance of twenty sea
miles along the Dutch coast to Ter
schell1ng fire ship, the degree of lon
gltude from Terschelling fire ship to
Udslre, line from there across the
point 81 degrees north 0 degree lon
gltude to 81 degrees north 5 degrees
49, 40 SACA " d pOllL IuI0G sea
miles south Of the southern point of
the FarVe (Faroe?) islands, from
there across the point 81 degrees
north 10 degrees west to 81 degrees
north 10 degrees west, then 81 de-
grees north 20 degrees west to AZ
degrees north 20 degrees west, far
Their to 43 degrees north Is degrees
west, then along the degree of Iati-
tude 43 degrees north to twenty sea
miles from Cape Finisterre and at a
distance of twenty sea miles along
the north coast of Spain to the
French boundary.
In the SoUth-The Mediterranean
for neutral ships remains open: The
sea west to the line Point des' Espi-
quette to SO degrees 20 minutes
north and 6 degrees east, also north
and west of a zone sixty-one sea
miles wide along the North African
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-01

grees east to SO degrees north and
10 degrees west to 81 degrees north
and II degrees 80 minutes east to "a
degrees north and p degrees 80 min
utes east.
From there leads a zone twenty
sea miles wide west of % degrees 80
minutes eastern longitude, into
Greek territorial waters.
Neutral ships navigating these
blockade zones do so at their own
risk. Although care has been taken
that neutral ships which are on their
way toward ports Of the blockade
zones on Feb. 1, 1917 and have come
in the vicinity of the latter, will be
spared during a sufficiently long pc
riOd, it is strongly advised to warn
them with all available means in or
der to cause their return.
Neutral ships which on Feb. 1 are
in ports of the blockade zones can
with the same safety leave them.
The instructions given to the COM
manders of German submarines pro-
vide for a sufficiently long period
during which the safety of passen-
gers on Unarmed enemy passenger
ships is guaranteed.
Americans en- route to the block
ade zone on enemy freight steamers
are not endangered, as the enemy
shipping firms can prevent such
ships in time from entering the zone.
Sailing of regular American pas
senger steamers may continue I'M
disturbed after Feb. 1, 1917, if
(a) The port of destination is Fall
mouth.
(b) Sailing to or coming from that
port, course is taken via the Sicily
island and a point so degrees north
20 degrees west.
Cc) The steamers are marked in
the following way, which must not
be allowed to other vessels in Amer
lean ports: On ships hull and super
structure three vertical stripes, one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-27

Women enlist ycomcu The volunteer tr b'."t'.
service They help funds they make h'udlccs They
drive ambulance, and trucks Ihc> get close o. "ar m
many capacities bu, the vast majority Of women cam take %" close
active part br Harvey Wiley Americas famous iood ccrt SAYS
that the biggest war work which the OF America
gage this demand whole wheat hour ir adds
that every American who shoulder rc, shore should Do "
JOIN the agricultural army that must choose war bread
now or bread ticket later
There question but whole wheat bread healthier than
the white The nours ATE u, alike a. Co pcc But an turning
wheat into flour miller v1cad s. per 1T tine wheat Over
quarter Of the wheat crop host human food supply because
American women demand flour white p.slc n other words
the demand col their grocer whole "h Instead OF white
flour they viii this country between sooooo0o and po
uooooo bushels OF wheat
Of the big parts tha, Un.e sam Co play u the war r that
proyidc Of food How deep the rarotsm OF the hou,ci.
who reads this;
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MANY SUBSCRIBERS
To TENT CITY FUND
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-27

YOUR and Narrie's room az Mrs. Sell
Wir.s'" Uis owes r.trl around the
room and again hr ghed rcstlcssly.
% can't think can't think.
Something keep, humping against
ms bead and says. Cad. coward, |
hate you. Yos. that s what he said.
Please bring Margic ] want 20 tell
her b ana not coward why, don't
Won u0wa Even NurgiC herself will
t.l y1u artcd for him Sure.
did Weu, h1lf way out. That
wasn't coY.fdly. was it7'
Hr nausod and anXiously scanned
my face
Greater love than this hath no
man. that bee lay down his life for
another hc quoted 500 softly that
had to bend close 10 his mouth TO
hear Ilis trembling hands came up
to nav shoulders BEND down. want
90 ask you something. Then you can
tell n to Mareie
What Is H. Dick7'
"Do YOU believe that Bible talk
about loy,2'
What Bible talk"
'Nhy that YOU must lay down your
lite for another
There 10 was. little hook. another
question this time put to me by my
deli.'ou husband and | had 10 an
ewor o. as bad tho question put TO
mo hy wy lover / DO not know"
81 know be said as sympathcti-
rH''y a. he could iu his weak voice.
"luu see N1rsic has an her life been
taught rhaJ Bible talk, but know
ana ! tell you man can let another
matt Die through a greater love. Don't
you fhuk so'' he asked anxiously.
Again ] hCl 10 answer. Il don't
know"
Bring NarEiO here. | want to tell
her and She will understand. he per-
sisted
Perhaps said the nurse. "you
had better tell him you are going 10
gel her His lover has gone up
whole degree
10 BE- Cuntinucd.)