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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-14
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Make the
| WnrId
Safe for
Business


This war is not only a war
to make the world safe for
democracy. II is a war to
make the world safe for life
and liberty. And It is a war
to make the world safe for
business. This world is not
big enough for both business
and war. One of them must
go.
If more wars are going to
come; If every nation is 60
ing to be turned into q vast
armed camp; if We have to
see bayonets on every street
corner and guns on every
merchant ship; il We must
tax our people and our COM
merce to support a vast army
and an immense navy and
be prepared to throw the
whole power Of the nation
into the battle line at "a
hours notice-then business,
as we IN America understand
il, cannot continue to exist.
The burden win be too great.
If business is to prosper and
legitimate commerce to con-
tinue unchecked and free
from the blight of warfare,
then war must end. Militar-
ism and business cannot exist
side by side.
This is more than a war
for democracy, liberty, life,
and business. 1t is a war to
end war.
The only way this war can
be ended with a peace that
shall endure, is in victory for
the United States and our al
lies.
To be. victorious, the Sec
ond Liberty Loan of 1917
must be promptly and fully
subscribed.
Every dollar you put INFO
iese bonds is dollar sub
cribed to end war and pro-
30 basis for an endur-
ing peace.
The bonds are the best in
vestment in the market-a d.
rect obligation Of the United
States Government, bearing
4 per cent interest, maturing
in Is years, free from the
normal Federal income tax
and from local personal prop
erty taxes, readily marketable
and readily available as col
lateral.
1t is to your own best in
terests to 60 to your bank
and subscribe-today.
The Springfield herald., 1917-08-10
LOCALS

Villas Monday.
Claude Dean was in from his
ranch Saturday.
Chas. Huston was up from
Boston the first of the week.
Alva Adams and wife were
down from North Flats Satur-
day.
DR.. Verify was in Springfield
Monday on professional busi'
ness.
Fl. S. Haggard of Elkhart was
in Springfield the first of the
week.
jim Ice and wife of North
Flats we're Springfield traders
Saturday.
Mr.. Maddox, prosperous farm
err this way from Campo, was in
town Monday.
| See the ad. elsewhere o. Mrs.
Alvord, chiropractor, who is now
a resident of this county.
Frank Maxwell came down
from Lamar the 6rst of the week
to help i'll the new drug store.
j. M. Graft and wife. and his
son ]. N. Graft, and Mrs. Scar
borough were in town Friday.
w. H. Osborn of west of town
returned last week from Hutch
linson and reports crops there as
goners.
Fred Twyford, P. ]. Calihan
and Wv. Holder: of Stonington
wer. in Springfield the first of
the week.
The cupola on the school house
has been rem. we'd. making the
building look something like
bob tailed cat
T. e. Sanders came up FROM
Baker the first OF the week !r
visit his daughter Ruth, assistant
in the treasury office
S, E Speckms MI and family
were in the cedars Sunday, Wis
iting at the new vanorsdol ranch
in south of that country.
]. H. SHILLING, after having
been all oyer the county, says ,
crops are three times better than
they we're last yearthis time.
Find ad. elsewhere of the Ar
kansas Valley fair to be held at
Rocky Ford Sept. 4 to THE on
ly watermelon fair in the world.
See ad.
Robt.. Dickey, the loan and
land man, was in Springfield
Tuesday, and says he has seven
ty acres of as fine broomcorn as
he ever saw. Count that good
for $50 or $50 an acre.
C. P. Adams, member of La
mars big furniture house, was in
Springfield Friday. bringing
down (up) with him his two
daughters, Gertrude and Bessie,
and their two girl friends from
Oklahoma.
Mrs. S. s. Phillips, wife of the
conductor of the normal, came
down with him this year for the
purpose of giving lessons in do
nestle science. At 800 D. m.
Forty house keepers ought to be
at these meetings.
A. E. Padden and little daught-
er came over from two Buttas
Tuesday. He hadn't been here
since the fair. He was amazed
at the growth of our town and
the huge volume of business
done here.
G. M. Madden and wife came
down from Lamar Saturday with
a large new supply of Haller med
icines. Mr.. Madden has been do
! ing good business in Otero coun-
ty, and will now give his atten-
ton to Baca county.
| Will and Harry McClintock and
their families, and Enoch Nc.
Clintock. and the Scrivner, Clark
and jenkins families passed
through Springfield Tuesday on
the way to the cedars for sew
eral days. outing.
Atty Cole was in Springfield
Monday in the interest of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15

BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust.
GATED Juno n, 1913. and Of record n
the clerks Office or Henrico Ciscuit
SS oli1, p. b. 1923, page 1a7. defalit
certain notes therein secured. and be-
ing required 30 to do, will self by
PUBIC auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1917
at l o'clock p. NJ, ~:
the property described in said deed =.
"All that certain lot or parcel Of ,ans
win VII al the improvements thereon, Iy-
ton. Henrico County. Va, and bounaad
as follows to-wit: CommencinE ~
point on the west side of Moss Side
avenue. distant SIS feet 6 Inches north
OF me North fnt en.S Of tho north llne
Moss Side Avenue, thence runhinr
northerly along and fronting onltf,SS
west side OF Moss Side Avenue Tia feat
inches. THENCE back. from said front
t Mhes.wa sony, ssi feet to CorbIn Street
70 feet thence back eastWardiy ~ :
straight line to the point OF bern.
ming, being the northern portior,, Of
lot No. 1 In section .'B" In the plan OF
page 10. and being portion of.,fh:;
same property conveyed to said B. r.
Catlin by deed from c. ". Meredith a.
ais, dated December Is. 1906. and
recorded In the clerks Office Of said
TERMS: Cash az to expenses ofex.
ecuting this trust, any taxes due and
unpaid and pay q pro-rata proportion
81 e n9lI taxea and to pay a note Of
sns With, the the accrued sea interest, ball
at option Of purchaser.
GEORGE E. rIAws.
Surviving Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
REPAIR SHOPS
MEETINGS

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
with a resolution adopted by the board of
regular notice, spee,a, meeting Of the
Trust Company. Of Richmond, Va, is called
to meet on MONDAY, AUGUST q. at Il
No. 1916 East Main Street. in tho city OF
Richmond. Va. to consider and act upon
agreement entered into uctween tho
president of tho Richmond, Bank and Trust
So Company ana, ana approves, by It's board of
Company. of Richmond, Va. for tho acqui-
alton OF tho assets and good will and as
sumption of the deposits and liabilities OF
the Richmond Bank and Trust Company BIZ
tho Old Dominion Trust Company, upon
the terms and conditions set forth In an
agreement signed by tho respective presi-
action OF such other business may prop
The stock transfer books az tho Richmond
Bank and Trust Company will BIO closed At
closed until after the adjournment of said
meeting. CLINTON l.. WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Cashier.
Richmond. Va. AuEunt IL 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
I'D. WANTS

soSD1 Mia,m y sent .s,ss ": p ias'T'0a
grE %iEis eA SsEN If$i
ASASi t karE Gf raa LINE,
SUNDAY ana pS sfRIS' ,n s%e ns. 80 cent.
csyi;MSs s inserMon.. 40 cents.
lime p .,!b9 ONE or sINDAf ssa': line
hnss 70 the incn. anu six mord. to the line.
sSSSsTAT,SSs LSa n:.S: y VASE Asst Abs
. Msnt Ads are accented Iy them q Ii:
wGsT Of f EoGsm iia -f STREET fiEia above
SsyedO'.. Drug Store. Floyd Ave. and
Ghariss s. Turner. prurr,.,. Yves, urosa
ksrn'. Fha1inacy. ?2ss Hanover Ave.
q, II. l. Booker Drug store. Z0Vl ". Main
,Foy's Drug Store. Allen Ave- and Grace
Alien Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Avo. and
f. h Soh DiSs P saie cG sd ~ H. vi @ 81
Pine street Pharmacy. a24 8. Pine Il.
". II. May a Bros. Brook Ave anu city
..Tarran, Drug store. tousne. ana broad
coht EA y9. q Il h sSus slosa 81 srhEEr
Messengers. alz-3le =. Broad 81
Tragic Drug Co. sll h. Broud 81
risys rSsrDa es s TS!sa and Main Ioa 81. 8!
WaiIls Drug Store. Fifth anu Marshall Sta
y. (. X H.I sol SSr!h EiIih 81
richardson DEuE store. COL N. ssvsn-
s. il: chI.s.ey; "a y. E!sh,s:n,h 9.
:, William. Pharmacy. Twsnty-nrs, aud
Springer, Drug Company. T~enty-third
Hords Usug Store. Twenty ninth and Q
Wood sehaaf DRUG CO.. Twenty nth
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty-nfth and Leigh
Church Hiil Pharmacy 1900 Eat Broad
s.. D. Craig Drug Store. $500 Z. Broad 81.
RlSh ardson Clay Street Drug Store. Dol
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy. 2iss Paramount
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Rady.H DIus store. North Ave.
". k. Vaughan. Fourth .ni stuart
A. b. Townsend Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch once Times Dispatch. ho8 HUI
St
woopLA:;p HEIGHTS.
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. 7lo&
sw ASSBORo.
r. Is, NJ Roberts t nuiiId store ssoi Hull s..
Peoples Drug store $500 Williamsburg
-Ttincs- Dispatch Branch. 40 North Syca-
E'ott Street. phone Petersburg 72a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
FOR SALE-Fnrms
FOR SALE
Beautiful Is Acre Farm

about miles west OF the city, just Off
the Broad Street Road: about 90 acres
cleared and in cultivation, with orchard
OF 200 trees and good pasture land.
Main dwelling contains "A large living
rooms and baths. with very large
porch on front and side: hot-air heat
and modern TO the minute. New stable,
garage. chicken-houses and other out
buildings all In first-class condition
This property will make any one n
fine home. and is first-class invest
ment az moneymakcr. Owner will
consider taking small property in the
city ms part payment. Price right and
terms to suit the purchaser. Call or
write
BOWLES & JONES CO.. INC,
16 North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
PROPOSAI.S-Sealed.
commonwealth OF virginia.
Office Of the :,
Superintendent OF Public Printing

c0mmo1 oitssa Of q .hs Virginia.
Superintendent OF Public Printing. rs
Richmond, Va, Aug. S, 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE re-
PRiHrlS A SSplN e. n hs11 tSr . "a.
for the state OF Virginia for one year
Printed schedules, showing In dsiau
tho claSsificationS, Oh which all bids
viii DO required TO be made, viii be
90 0iadsr ss on rsdn
into bond with security, to be APPROVED I
by the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
for the prompt and faithful execution
any Or al bids ana the work 'e wiii be
ssWardsa ID sueh lots or portions as tho
All bids to be enclosed in sealed an.
veiopes and to be plainly marked PRO.
HSsla I'm tfn''n DAVIS snf soT Rr5egosas
Superintendent OF Public Printing;
Sc. SEALED PRop 2: WILL BE re-
for furnishing the following papera
500 REAMs 25xas SO lbs. No. II. r.
400 REAMs 2sxss SO lbs. E. g Psia.
900 HEAMs 17x2s So lib. No. 1,.aa,r
ESQ REAMs No. Bond, sssorIsa
weights. sizes and colors,
$50 REAMs No. Bond, assorted
weights, sizes and colors ~
2,500 REAAtS 25x3s-60 No. 1 8 SO
E: Book. to be delivered monthly, as
45o REAMS asx5o.12o No. / Coated
Book for Annual Bulletin, Depa rtmenr
hh az to be delivered Novehn.
Papers. etc, to be delivered at .T;ch
times, In such Quantities. and into siieh
places as the superintendent NAV d.
rect without charge for freight. or
Bidders will furnish samples Of NJ.
and weights advertised for. The rJeht
Is reserved to reject any or all bidS
All bids to be enclosed In sealed An.
Seiopes and to be plainly marked "RYo-
Note-Blds for paper win be onar,.A
at the pleasure OF the superintendent
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, Hna,
Scelved at the SAME TIME AND PLACE
Tor furnishing incidental office sfa-
Iionery supplies, consisting Of PEINS
PENCILS, INK, RUBBER BANDS efe
etc. &c.
All bids to be made upon blanks to
be furnished by the Superintendent Of
fupNc Printing and to DO enclosed In
sealed envelopes marked 'Proposai for
FURNISHING Stationery Supplies"
Superintendent of Public Printinr.
Aug. 6-7-s-11-13-15-17.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
AUCTION sALEs-To-Day
BY c. L. 6 II. L. DENOON
Real Estate Auctiopeera

TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC AYic.
TON OF THE DESIRABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING HSD
LARGE LOT ON THE WEST LINE
OF MOSS SIDE AVENUE, IN THE
RICO COUNTY, AND NEAR THE
NNOORIHEAST LIMITS OF THE CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
LOST AND FOUND

LOST. between Sittcrdinx. Csrne.i & Davis's
gold hca!f pin with large 4methyst and
small diamond. Return to IL. L. Lambeth.
American Bank EEldins. Liberal
LOST. lady's open face watch initlaIs A.
W. S. engraved Gu Back. Reward. Can
Madison Gl4l-W.
LOST. gold sea! ring with blue initial mon
ogram O. NJ. s. Liberal reward IL re-
turned 70 sol Times Dispatch building.
STkAfED from stable In Ginter Park Sun
day might black mare mule. Finder
please telephone Madison 1000 or return ,he
animal 70 Union TheoloElcal Seminary.
LOST. Tuesday morning near Robinson and
Broad Streets. or on lakewood and Broad
car. open face gold watch and fob Re-
ward II returned TO S. E. Fairlamb, Sc coLJ
Market, or phone Boulevard 373.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
DEATHS

south Fine Street. Tuesday morning. Au-
gust II. MRS. Is. 81. BERNARD.
Funeral from Laurel Street ii. Z. Church
WEDNESDAY EVENING at 3 O'clock
Burial at Charlotte, y. e.
street, ut 3;l5 =: 81. August IL. 1911.
HESTER DlLLAND. aged thirty-scSen
years She leaves a husband ami rre chill.
ursli ami one Erandchiid.
Funeral notice later.
1917. mt +; NJ. al his residence. e7Qi
Nine Nile Road. J. SAMUEL ItAMHONS,
In the forty-third year OF his age
The funeral Will take place THIS OWED
SESDAfb AFTERNOON At O'Clock from
The above residence. lnterment III OAK
wood
l.. ~. li0s Decatur street, MRS MARTHA
JACKSON. aged etshty-iour years
Funeral from above number i. 81 TO-
DAY twEDNESDAi). imterment River
view.
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PERSONAL

SPOT CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS AND
jsweiry; we pay remarkably high prices:
quantity of single pieces. Il. Hughes Com
pAny. ttdelity Bullding. baltimore sid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS
Furniture and China Packing

LooK-EyeElassssz,Spe
Street EyehiKht Specialist Addison t5t1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15

china and wedding presents
packed and shipped with care Moving
and hauling done by Jacob Umluuf. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
STORAGE AND MOrTNl,.
FOR sALE-Nfachincry.

WANT BEST MOVERS IN TOWN. CAL
Us RAPID TRANSFER CO.. RIA;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15

WANTED, young man for stockroom: ono
acquainted With Ford parts. Apply with
reference. A. Meyers Son Co.. Oil South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15

BETTING. pulleys, shaftmg, hangers plan
e5s resaTsi 5ointess ati mills moiders.
boilers and engines. Guaranteed condition
!. Bluford C Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15

WANT farmer with family to work on
farm. Must have reference az same Adj
dress 4ss Newport news Avenue. Hampton,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15

COMFORTABLE rooms. modern convs-
=. niences: good board. 40 West Grace
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES

CRUISING yacht length 81 feet, speed IA
In, miles per hour eli gay long: Boat was
Entire hull Ia mahogany. double planked.
fastened with copper riyets aad brass screws
S 80 Gus TO DetIoit' Mich. and from theIs
70 hfiSamonS under own power; SIS H. p.
, ,S automob.ie control, Electric lights
extended cruise. Have no time to use Sost
this season, and will sell for one-third
G ElSnir, e0 ss: X. r. kaehler. telephone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
BOARDING.

WANTED; by young lady. position as gov
erneSs for young children Address w.
Route A. Box ~. Woodford. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15

EXPERIENCED cylinder press feeder
e.. steady work. Apply 1t once. Mitchell a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
SITUATION WANTED-Femaio

WANTED. position as companion and house,
keeper for elderly lady or scmi-invalid.
or hcnsekeeper in rooming-house. in Rich
mond preferred. Box IS. Il. F.. u. l.. White
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Scnat oreift sic
Reetcrmito 140rf at!

8ol6tnoton, II. 4iai. - 5anf
StunOen lang befonO iitb Der Bun.
oesiellot geitern in @ebeiniibun8
uno mG6ren0 oerieI6en purOen Der
4rdii0ent un6 oeiien Rotgcber bon
me9reren Senatoren i4arf ange8rif.
fen. 0ie ariegsborloge int 8etrage
bon $3,390,000,000 mar inter 8e.
ratllug; man ntad)te betreff8 Der 9iu.
nabme oerIel6en feline beiotoerell
9Sorti6ritte, glaubt ieood, onB Die
Borloge bellte abeno nod 5ltr glb-
Itinlmung gelangen miro. 8ie 2nn-
Oe8bertei0igungsEon1 fuuroe
ifrer 8i[ltilr megen itart Our6 Die
SedeI ge3ogeh oesgleidet Die Bun.
6esidifisbeboroe. Gem 9r1iiosntea
ipur0e borgelDorfe1, 0oB er 0ta6ne5s
men trifft, obne Sen Senot at 9fote
5u 8ieben. Gie hertofr1tiideu Gem.
loren woren es Defenders, Die Die
NtaBnabmen Der Regierungsratseber
Ibarf fritilierten.
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Jt0licncr 9tiinSlic6
0ufs Railpt oci6lagcry
@lit Der italieniiden Sffenii0e 1T
nidlt biel los; 1900 Maun scs
rateH in @efansenidaft.

Mfeit, IL. N}at. iiber 2on6on.
9os oIterrei6.ungarii6e Sauptqltar-
tier beridtet, Dab mad 0reitdgiger
ortineriItiIfer 8or6ereitung cine
itarfe itolieniide Q(ngriff8belpegltllg
gegen oie 0iterreidiid.ungarii6e
syionsos9[rmee an elmer sSront bon
it6er 40 aiIometern be9onnen ntrs
Sc. 9te angriffe braben in bieIen
g[biGnitten idon I'M 6euer Der
0IterreiGiid 1lngariIhen 8atterien
8uIamlnen. 9[n einen 4rnft mar
fen bie SStaliener 8affen un0 9tu8s
riiItung meg unb 3ogen fi6 in ooas
itGnoiger 2(ufl6iung 8uriif. $50 in1s
uler Die SytaIiener Die 6iterretd.unga.
ridden @rer8en erreiAten iuur0ert
iie itn San0gen1enge getDorfen tn0
an einiQen 95unften Biz 5lt ibren
Stellnngen oerfolat.
nDait ibrer itarfen 8erteioigung"
6eiBt e8 in 0ent 8eridt, oer3ieIten
tniere 3ruppen geItern einen ooQ-
ItGnoigen Grfolg. Ser 6einO IieB
iiber 1900 @efangene 1tno biele 0tas
Id)inenqepebre in ltnieren @Gn0en.
8ie 66ladt oaliert o6ne ltnterbre.
dung on
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Das ilcilc rll1Iiittc
kabinett DOaItdnSio!
Sas GOlSaten. nnS gIrbciter.&umitee
wirS iid amf meBrere Saupt.
pnntte eilligen,

getrogra0, IL. @loi. (S5ou @iI.
liam q. SGepbero, aorrejponOeut
Der ltniteo greB.) 9fuBlmo bat ge-
Itern Elm aabinett gebiloet, mittelS
ipeI9em Die 0rlma Dofft, Die bette.
benoen 3miItigfeiten 3lpiiGen ibt
ltno Dem aornitee Der SoIooten lmo
9[rbeiter aus Dem 8ege 5u rGumcn.
Cine bolitGn6iee &oalition bat niht
itottgefltnoen, oenn Die 0on Dem
Ausi6uB Der gErbeiter mo Soloa.
ten geitellten 8eoinguHgen paren 10
i1roff oaB iid Die Qund uidt mi
Gle einlaIien folnte. Dlon Bat ltdy
ongebliA auf folgen0e qunfte gcei.
nigt: 5eitbnlten oil Dem 8iinoni8
nit ben glaiierier, 9ertrnuen Su
Dem reueu &abinett uno gtnerfcll.
nnne Der RegierunGsgetpoIt bcsieI-
ben.
Bum @tiniiter fir oltslpGrtige g(n.
geIegenbeiten lit &erei6enfo. Elm ju.
gellolider roOitaler So8ialiIt, er,
nafnt iporoen. Gr bat Die bpac
ltnterItiibung Oes 5ol6aten. uno 9tr-
beiterfonitee8. Der neue ariegs-
niniiter. Gereusfp, friiber SSuiti8uti.
niiter, elmer Der leiten0en 5itbrer in
Der Guuta, beittt Oos 8ertrolen Der
Sol6oten tnto 2lrbeiter. @s beibt.
boB MiLiufoff ons gtutt oes Inter
rift8rniriiteriuut8 ongeboten per0en
ioIl. Gs beibt. ooB iopoBI &ere,
iAento oIS ol9 aerensfD euten
9on0erfrieoen nit 9euti9lat10 un0
oeiien &erbiin6eten opponieren. Gle
treten fir Die gcr0ffentIi9ung 6es
nit ben glGiierten obgel6loiianeu
&ertroges elm.
Sic Go8ioIiIten boben beltte i'm
ritIiiiden anbinett feds GaitgIieOer.
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Sur CSiMr0 Ser
irtI4eit Stage!
2lD9b George niadt i'm ytamen Der
0iegieraHg ben Sreu me6re.
re &Oridldge,

Qon0on, II. Moi. - Gretliernti.
niIter 2Iopo George bat geItern in
einent Brief on SSobn Reomono, benz
s5iibrer Der iriihen g2otionoLiIten,
0ieiem &ori6ldge Der @egierrng 3ur
2oiung Der iriideu 5roge unter.
breitet.
syn ieinen S6rei6en ernbfiebf
2IoD0 George in erlter 9feibe Die
Ginfilbrllng cilter Saibitregietung--
Some &rle"-ia Syrlaft0 nit gluss
nabme Der feds Counties BON moro.
Ii9en nno oitIifen ltIiter, ober nit
einem triiden Gtaotsrat, in Dem Die
ltliterleitte un0 nnoere iriide 2anos.
teile gleihn1Big bertretet fem fol.
len. sSo(ls 0ieier gori6lag nt1t
.nnnebnbor icin ioLlte, idIGgt 2loDo
George cine aonoention bon Siren
oller 8arteien Dor, Inn cine 20iung
Der '8rage bOr8uid)lo9er
3ie iriihen llniouiiten mie bic
irii6en gtationoliiten bielten iepara.
te Sibungen ob, Inn Die groiefte
beS grenier8 GIT beipre6en. 9ie
Meirrungen 8nti6en 6en 01itglie0erlt
ouf bei0en Seiteil lo1feu ieoof 10.
melt auseinanoer, ooB cine glnnob.
ME bes &egierltn9s ,8ori6lageS iebr
in 6rage ftebt.
9lu8 9ublin eingeIoufenc Qepe-
iden beiogen, 6aB Dos 0ortige
o6reeulan syonruoI" cine gerper.
fung Der 8oridI1ge 3u elmer Gei.
lung ieiten8 Der g}ationaliiten Dor.
ou8iagt. Sos 8lott foroert ie6od,
6aB ale Siren Dem @egenbori6log
Der Aegierung, etne tonititlitioneIGe
aonbention bon Syren eir5u6erufelL
cruite lleberleg1ng pi0men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-17
tscciepelt tuirb itatb
Srankrci9 0eRen!
l1ub gill1 SnnOan mag lin nls
SdilSfnappc refp. Stiefelpn.
ber 6prt6in besleiteu.

9ll6onp. q. g., II, Moi.
Sails Der &ooiebeIt.8 .8lon 8lpafs Bill.
6ung elmer o6cr mebrerer 8ibiiionen
fiir BEN arieas6ienit in Brdnfrei6
a6gefuieien iperoen ODER fif Der @ra.
ii6ent peigern iollte, oenielben gut.
at beiBen, 70 pir0 Sol. RooiebeIt
oennod mad s5ranfreid) geben. CT
bat iid bereit erfl1rt, cine Grnen.
nung ols @eneraInoior Der sSreitpil.
liaen 6es Staate8 Stem gorf nn3u.
.ncIancn iollte man ibm nidt geitdt.
ten ein Sreitpilli9enforps 5lt bil6en.
gilp SnuSnb geGt nit.
g1eu gorf, II. 9tai. - Ger
,GbongeliIt" @illb Sunoap bat feline
o8i686iirIte" un6 ietnen o@idsfn.
iten" erbuIten, Inn gerneininm nit
Col. gfooIebeIt naf SSrortfrei6 ge-
'gen Oic 8elltihen in 6en arieg 8u
8ieben uno aIs offi8ieIler StiefeIpl.
ter at fingieren. Sunoan teilte
bellte einem 3eihtngSbcrtreter fol.
genOes NIT oSSrgel6 Elm Menid aus
oent snnern 0eS Staotes bat mir
Oieies geididt, ober er idifte ntr
cine giidie @idie nit. Sn6eiien
lit 6os senitg, bis mir nod Berlin
fommen."
Die gon3e 6antiIie SnnonD 1T
ndditeu 9lontag nad 0Biter 8ab
eingeIo6en, Inn NIT 9tooiebeIt 3lt
ipeiien. stiir5lid erfldrtc Sunoap,
6aB er germ nit gfooiebelt nad
sSrautreid ge9eu rrodte, altd lpeitn
er MIR oeIien S6nbe pusen ioIlte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-17
SIR Debate iibcr
SeMtIcbc 1ttie9s5ielc!

Berlin, II. g1ai. - cyu Der ipet.
teren 9ebotte ii6er 6es Heihsfou5.
Iers 9lebe iagte Ser greiie Siibrer
6es 8antruns 9[bg. 9r. Gpobn I'm.
ter oitoerenl:
ogs lit unIere ein9eaige lleber.
3engurg, 6oB eine @rorterimg Der
ariegs3iele ben SntereIien oe8 go.
terlouoes gegenipdrtig nidt oienlid)
iein tDiir0e. Ser yrie0enspuni6
oeg 6eutIden 8oIfes ridtet fid anf
cine Gegelling, oie @etD16r Ieiitet
tpirb fir Den 9eItanO 0es oeutider
gfeides, fir Die freie gnttpidelltng
ieiner po[itii6en mirtifoftliden II.
@eltmadt, Die unieren @u8ihLuB
bon oen @eltinGrften, lpie i'm eng
Lamb tpiinift fir INNER berbin0ern
ipitr0e.
Sir iin0 ems nit Dem aou5fer
in Der @ei9erung, unIeren Gtinoen
unter 0en gegenipdrttgen ltiuitdnoen
uniere ariegs3iele befafnnt 3u &c.
ben. 8eun Ser 8eino ben 0prel,
biiden Mtilitarisnus" betGnapft II.
Die SoGen8oIlern in Ser 8erion 0eS
aoiIers, Damn fam 0a8 MIR sllr
sSolge bn6en Dob ser aoiier 6en1
Ser5en ieineS 8olfes umio nd6er
ge6rodt meroen miro"