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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
IS
The Flag

Flag over which the battle broke.
When through pail OF rolling
smoke
Bonne Homme Richards cannon
spoke;
Flag. which uniolded in the skies,
Held with It's clear and brilliant
dyes
Brave Lawrence's upliited eyes,
Flag which at Buena Vista spread
rs glory over Taylors head.
When Santa Anna turned and fled
Flag which unfurled its silver stars
Above the Har,iord's smoky spars,
And Farragu,'s heroic tars;
Flag which was wrapped in vapors
gray,
And crimson mist and fiery spray
With Dewey a, Manila bay
Flag OF the sea and OF the shore,
Beloved flag our father bore
To famous victories Of yore,
Again we fling thee to the breeze
To feel the sting Of battle-bees,
And lead the charging batteries.
Again thy cause is true and just,
And To- when every throne is dust
And oonquering swords are sheatheC
IN rust,
Untouched. triumphant. thou shalt be
Still bright with immortality,
O glorious emblem OF the free
-Minna Irving. in LeslieS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Japan DisGkes
Nature of u. s.
Note to China

TOXIC, June lI-The question
OF China, as 1t exists between the
United States and Japan, has been
brought sharply to the surface by
the note Of the American govern
men, TO China. expressing regret
over the dissension in that country
and the desire that tranquility and
political coordination be estab-
lished. Regarding the future OF
China as interviewer intimately
with her own, is a fundamental
Japanese policy, the goal of which
is to procure recognition by the
powers OF a special and paramount
position for Japan in China.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
MIN IS1ER TO JAIL
FOR CLOTHES Theft

CHICAGO, June l4-The Rev Her
bert Lewis Smith began serving a
years imprisonment imposed after con
vic,ion of stealing mems clothing and
hats from retail stores, Smith said he
wa, a graduate of the University OF
Michigan in the class Of 1907 and ,ha,
he had been accepted as an army chap.
lain. He came here from Idaho.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Italians Guests
of New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, June li-Th,
members Of the Italian mission arrived
here on their special train at 1905
O'Clock today on their tour Of the south
The distinguished visitors wer, greeted
a, the railway station by tn. ei,iten,
general committee, headed by Mayor
Behrman Large crowds on the street,
gave the Italians an enthusiastic wei
come on their way from the station to
". city hall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
GROUND BROKEN
FOR Y. N. c. A.
BUILDING HERE
Two Hundred Attend Cere-
mony; Done in 10 Months,

In the presence OF 200 representative
citizens. A. J MeMahan, president Of
the Young Mems Christian association
OF this city, this morning turned the
first Shovelful OF earth which marked
the beginning of the work on the new
Y NJ. {. A. building The ground
breaking was attended by members OF
the Rotary club, Lions club the Cham
ber OF Commerce and others.
Psalm Read.
The ceremonies opened with the
reading OF a psalm by Bishop + h.
Brooke after which President McMahan
asked Rev. Phil {, Baird pastor of
the First Presbyterian church to de-
liver the invocation.
Mr. McMahan told OF the work OF
the board OF directors in getting suit
able plans for the building and spoke
Of the ready response of citizens OF
Oklahoma City during the building
fund campaign He said il would take
from nine to ten months to complete
the building.
W. w. Warren, presiden, OF the
Oklahoma City Rotary club extended
the Ro,arians greetings to the asso-
ciation.
Commissioner Donnelly in few
words expressed on behalf OF the city
officials, the good which they be
lieved the association would accom-
pish in raising the morals OF the young
men OF Oklahoma City
r. II. Wedding, secretary OF the as.
sociation, explained the plans of the
building, which were posted on the
grounds.
The building will he six stories high
Of red compressed brick, white NOR.
tar and white marble trimmings Their,
will he 10 rooms in the dormitory.
A large American flag. donated to IN,
association hy the Kerr Dry Good,
company, was suspended on the Ion,
tree on the lot
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FIFTY ARE KILLED
BY BRITISH BLAST

LONDON. June II - Fifty persons
were killed and many persons injured
by an explosion at Ashton underr-
Tyne. Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor
of the exchequer, announced in the
house Of commons today Ashton un-
der Tyne is a manufacturing town near
Manchester.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Painful Impression
Created in GERMANY

THE HAGUE, June IA Cologne
dispatch says that the news OF King
Constantine. abdication created a pain
iul impression at German headquar.
ters The emperor expressed great
ohagrin and sent his brother -in-law and
Queen Sophia a message Of sympathy
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CITY COVERED
WITH OLD Glory;
FLAG DAY TODAY
Monster Celebrations Planned,
Governor Speaks,
81 4|l1

Thousands Of American flags arc
flying today from public and private
ilags,afis in Oklahoma City in add.
,ion to the many thousands OF smaller
national emblems tina, ilu,,er from ATT
tomobiles, from the walls and window
OF downtown stores, from the interior
OF churches and other public in',i,u.
tlohs; that decorate the walls of the
ci,y's homes and NEE, the eyes OF the
citizen at every turn.
Today is nationaI flag day Fifty
million American flags will ilut,cr
from ilagstaffs OF the nation today, in
commemora,ion Of the freedom that ouy
ioreiather fought and died for tha,
is being enjoyed by the American
Continued on Pspe Two, Column s.
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Professor KILLS
PUPIL OVER Wife

SALT LAKE, Utah, June l4-At,hur
Willard, "a years old former Univet.
si,y OF Utah s,uden, and now principal
OF Bingham high school, last night
shot and killed Cecil Holmes, n year,
old one Of his pupils, whom he ae-
eused of paying undue attention to his
wife, daughter OF J Holden Kimball,
one of Sal, Lake, most prominent
churchmen
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LIQUOR PETITION
BACKERS CONCEDE
CAUSE IS BEATEN
Ferguson Bone-Dry Bill TO Go
Into Effect at Midnight

The well springs Of hope that had
animated those who sought to suspend
operation OF the Ferguson liquor law,
were practically dried up today |,
was stated at the office OF +. {.
Patton, attorney for the referendum pc
tl,ionerS, that II is now impossible TO
get the required number oi names by
mldnish, tonight, when the law becomes
operative
Chiekasha Sends Names.
Patton was informed today BY a
Chiokasha man ,ha, 500 names are he
ing sen, from there by special deliv
cry In round numbers there wer,
1900 name, in the office today. |,
was estimated tha, about 1900 OF the
required 1000 would he all that can
be mustered
The ruling ~ Attorney General
Freezing tha, the law takes eiiec, al
midnight OF June II ha, Gu, ,hor, IN,
time in which the petitioners expected
10 ge, the required number Of names
according to Patton I, had been an.
der',ood that one day more was al.
lowed.
Petition Filled Today
Patton will file some time today m,
names which he has secured Compli
cations again arose when ! l. Lyon
secretary Of state said today tha, u
the petition is not in by o'clock. IN,
office will he closed Tor the day
u shall keep N, same office hour
that ! have e,ahli'hed" Lyon said
Nothing can he filed after the usus
closing time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
JAPAN WILL SEND ..
MISSION TO ]. 5,

WASHINGTON, June li--Japan
will send mission to the United
States. The mission will have broad
powers especially in diplomatic con
sultation and is expected to leave ia
uAn dl.Gi-- tho tlt.t paIL oi LUX.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
SALES IN CITY
ARE S3,033,850,
SAYS COMMITTEE
BANKS TO REMAIN OPEN
Bells 10 Ring Every Hour
From 3 to 10 O'clock
Committees Report

7HIGURES compiled by c. H.
r Russell, secretary of the execu-
tive committee OF the Liberty
loan campaign, today placed the
amount subscribed here at sj,ojS 800.
His figures follow
Reported by the Times
Wednesday .......... si,776,5oo
Additional taken by State
National .............. 97syooo
Additional taken by Will
Kin Hale .............. 5000
American Refining Co. 10000
Slim Jim Oil Co. .,...u. 100000
New subscriptions today 10000
Grand total .........S S053, 800
Oklahoma City's quota 100000
Oversubscfibed ......S 9j3,Soo
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German Aggression Routed.


The president reclted again tho German
asgresslons which drove the United States
TO war He declared the purposes for
which American soldiers now carry the
Stars and Stripes 10 Europe for the first
time In history arc not new TO American
traditions because realization Of Ger
manys war aims must eventually mean
tho undolng Of the whole world.
Tes, OF speech,
lie spoke ns follows
bratc FLAG dsy because this nsa which
We honor and under which wa serve. is
the emhelm OF our unity, our power. our
thought and purpose as nation We
celebrate the dsY of It's birth and from
It's birth until now u has witnessed q
great history. has foated on high the
symbol NJ great events, u q great plan
of life worked out by great people Ws
are about to carry u into battle, 10 llft
II where II will draw the fire Of our
enemies We are about to hid thou
sands, hundreds Of thousands, " may no
millions OF our m-n-the younG. the
strong. the capable men ~ the nation
to ~ forth and die beneath II ON Nelds
NJ blood far away American armies
were never before sent across the seaA
purpose, for which this great hss hae
never been carried before, or for some
old, familiar, heroic putpos. for which
II has seen men, iu own men, die on
have borne arms since the revolution.
Questions MuW es Ars~erse,
THESE are questions which must DO
answered We are Americana We IN
our turn serve America, and can serve
her with no private purpose We mus1
use her fsG as she has always used II.
We are accountable at the bar Of hie-
tory and must plead IN utter frankneao
what purpose u Ia We sesb to serve.
1t is plain enough how We are fseesl
into the var The extraordinary acts
and sssressicns of the imperial dsemaa
! government left us no ssM .rsspsgtiA0
choice BY, TO take W srms y desSo1
| our honor ss sovereign 0pvevNu>oo1
The military masters Of 0ssIlaay 1s06al
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Fair and Warmer Is
Weather Forecast

locst FORECAST 49, Fair weather
tonight and Friday; somewhat warmer.
sfArG FORECAST - Tonight fslri
warmer In ~sst portloni Friday hlr
KANshS-Fsir
ARkhSsAs-Fair and cooler
WEST TENAS-Fair and warmer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
DEP0SED RULER
LEAVES CAPITAL
AS ALLIES ENTER
Constantine and Family EN-
bark on British WarShip,
TROOPS PRESERVE ORDER
Entente Protecting New Greek
Government,

ATHENS, June 14.-Entente
forces are now landing at
Piraeus and Castella. Some of
the troops are occupying the
heights near Phalerum Bay
others are marching to Athens.
Former King Constantine left Athens
yesterday to embark on British war
ship.
Constantine lei, the city in motor
car accompanied by the former queen
and crown prince and other members OF
the family. Professor Georges Srei,
J former adviser OF the Greek foreign Of
flee, went with Constantine as his ,ecre
tary.
The landing OF entente troops has
been effected al the point on the coast
nearer Athens, probably to preserve or
der in the capital and to supper, the
new government, Piraeus is the port OF
/ Athens. five miles distant.
Entente troops also have been landed
/ further north to safeguard the crops of
Thessaly The French war office an
nounced yesterday the occupation Of an
important railroad town of Larrissa
thirty miles northwest of Athens, by
French cavalry,
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WI #erInneu lueseH llebcrtrrtnna Der
mittrIaltrrlifsH SOHHtagsse,
ieee Uerbaftct.

Ges @oincs. Sa., IA. W1ai. =
&ie beroIteten mitteldlterlihen
Scnnfagsgeieba iinO gaitern gum er.
item Wtale pieOer 0urdgefiibrt NOR.
ben uno nitt neuiger ais 63 Ser.
Iofea lino ioegen llebertretung Der
iclben berbaftet porOen. 3ignrren.
Iaoen, apotbefcn @arogen. 5rttft.
ltdlfoe 3uderuarengeihdfte See
Cream @ei6dfte uip paren geidloi.
len. Die gr6Bgren Gbenter mo
Mnn0eI6IlOertbeoter bIie6en qe6ffnet,
nm einen grobefna 81 idofien. 9os
8nieboIipiel fpurDe non Der GoIi8ei
ttift unterbroden, bod puroen bic
Mumen Der 5pieIer uno Better bes
@llibs oent Gtautsanipalt nltsgebdn,
6igt, nnO man gIa1ibt, oaB oerielbe
0eren @erbnftung benntragen miro.
Die meiIten Der &erbofteten Iin0
feinere 2aoenbeiiber, groBtenteiIs
ssliben,@ tuelde auf @run0 ibrer Aeti-
aion BON 0en 8%eitimmrngen oes
@eieses befreit gu ietn bebuuptan.
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Dcntrcffcr!

5a Der a8euti6 Qmerifmiiden
9ud0rnfer5eitung~ Dem offi8ieaen
Organ Der Observation-Disclosures
Gpbograbie berihtet Ser SetretGr
Oe5 gbicagoer 3neigeS 6ieies @e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: g2(us ben ge.
rihten ans Sen ein3elnen Gruderei.
Ell fomen einiae ~intereIiante 9inoe
ans &ngeSIiht: SH Der einen 81.
flee bate man auf Griuhen 0es
9erionals Die S6erlidffeniter nit
itorten 9robtidutgittern berieben,
Inn bel ben ietigen friegeriiden
3eiten BOG ettDoige Sina6nerfen BON
8g1atitbom6en 5I berbiiten; ferner
Bat mon Inn fir iolhe Sale aud
finon8iea geitiibt at fem, in Qnre.
gltng gebrndt oaB oas betr. @eid6f
fir ieOen ibrer @ngeiteaten cine I'm.
iallDerfi6errmgs GoLite ermirft.
4im bort MIR imn1er bon BEN 4ns
idl1gen Der b0ien 9eutidcn, bon
ben 3robungen uu0 angriffen oes
Derbetten SmbogeIs ouf 2eltih
4fHeritaner perlnutet nifts. 3ieIe
idDeigeJ neil iie tpiiien, 0ob man
ibneu 6od feline 9eredti9feit ni.
o%erfa9reu lniien niir6e.
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uiitolieScr fir
Sas Rofc 6rcmS!

Inter Der Qeitltna be5 5errn 8.
'@. Su0ion, 9rdiioertt 0eg Smdbo
.anpitels oes Roten arcli3 bat beitte
cine aamp1gne begonnen, nm IN Die.
Ter ISOLDE cine reft qroBe an8abl
DiitgIieoer fir oos aote areiis All
erlongen. Mon mill bier, toern
m0glih 10000 MitgGeoer geDimen.
Die agitotion miro tuG6renb Der
gon8eu ISOLDE betrieben uer0en.
SEER Su0ion BAT aud Elm aomitee
bon 9eutihamerifonern e%rnnnnt, nm
BEL Der Code 5u betfen un6 8lunr
folgenoe Serren: Sal. S. 9eter, 81.
Streblotn, 6. so. Qnbreeien, q.
g. W1eDer, 8iaiom Ghmoaer, Sorrn
Slider unb Senrn 9oblff.
8err Y2eper bat Der Sribine nit.
geteilt, 0nB er iif am aomitce nidt
5eteiligen fam, oa er filnftigbin in
adnios gitn bel 8lt TIM baben un0
Die meiite 3ett BON Gmab a6peieno
fein fuir0.
Die girger ffno erlutt iid in
Die @itgle0erliite oes Roten arets
einifreiben 5u InIien.
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ncbcti6wcmmmneefl
INT ~SnS>Hu6lanS!

2ouoon ~. Mni. gie reber.
ihpemmungen i'm iiloIihen 9luBlau1
bn6en mcbr Cpfer geforoert. fpie Die
Reoolution. 9ieiel6en naren 0oa
Grgebnis zines iffperen SfneefoIIs.
nelder Den Sioen 0es Reideg bald
nod Dem Gintritt Der GeboIution
nit elmer Gefe iiber5og. Ser giien.
bobnberfebr muroe unterbroden, be.
ionOers 5niiben 90eiia uno Der
neuen rumGnnii6en Snuptitaot Sal
ip. Ginige $Guier iino aus ibren
@runomauern berausgeriiien NOR
ben uno mebrere gerIonen berIoren
ibr 2e6an. Dos iteigenOe @niier bot
unter Der 8ab0Iferung mebr geitur.
8ung beruriatt, mie Die neulid itatt.
qehobte ReDolutiou.
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RAiier 6arl an
Siterr. 11remitr!

guliter0om. iiber 2onoon Ia.
.@2ai. - aaiier aarl bon Deter.
reid ungarn bat an Sen Minifter.
braiioenten Iom-Martinic bon 0e.
iterreid elm @on6i6reiben ~iiberiun6t,
in tpeIdem es 6eiBt:
Der brittle arieg5minter NIT oq
ieinen grttbebr1ingan Iiegt binter
ms. 0bDobI nod mon6er Ronat
Dor TINS Iiegt, Biz Die feimen6e Soot
our @rnte gereift ertparten mir bod
ihon BON 6riibjabr Silfe. 9is 6as
bin miiiien mir ie6od trot aQer
gntbebrunaen erfolgrei6 fem
Der aniier Iobt oonn fem goIt
fit aGes, mos es getan Bat un6
forbert e8 nltf fort8ufabren, 6as
4enBerite fir Sic Boblfobrt oes
Reides 3u tun.
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NHiicrtcn croe1cn fith
in Sieocsberiebten!

2on0on, -. Mtai. = aronbrini
Gltppre6t BON 8oDern beriufte beu.
te NIT allen inn gu @ebote itehenoel
@affen un0 9lnipenSun9 Ser mo.
oernen ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Die 9ritetl
.aus ibren SteIlungen bel Gresnob Ii.
.@uGecourt at ~oertreiben. Jrontoe-
peiden meI0en, oaB er 6onogrona.
ten, @rnbenm0rier, eriediides Seu=
.er, iie0en Gel, @rbreden erBeugens
DC Sale, goionette, groBe II. tleine
@eidibe Mai6inengenebre uno 8e-
nebrfe1er BEL ieinen Qrgriffen oil.
ruonote-al[es ober mar ~bergeben8.
.(3ie 8rtten bobeu bergeiien. bic
9oaerbiifien un5ufiibrenD
IS formt berihieoentlih S1 blitti-
gen Snn0gemeugen, Sic Geutideu
tGnneu jeOod nidt bornGrts. aber
nidt MIR bel 5resnob un6 9lt[le.
court miro nit GROCER G~rbitterung
get1mpft aud BEL 9(rIeltr mo Gems
boben gelpnItige oertite Qngriffe
eingeiebt Die ieood bisber fruht.
los Derliefen. (9isber-oumit mol.
len Die griten bieIleidt iagen. oaB
Die Code ipGter gang rnftnerid"
mogD
8ahriften bon Ser u1a5e0oniidcli
6ront beiagen, oaB orf BORT nit
ungap0bnlider Seftigfcit gefdmpft
miro. aIeroings finO Bic go6en.
b~erbaltniiie BORT fir bic Qaiierten
iebr ungiinitig, bod baben Sic Trup
pen oes Generals Gerrails 6ennod)
5ortidritte 3u ber8eidnen ~ 9ie
Serrails iIt boraui bereh.
net, feinoIide Sr1ippentorper bon
nn0eren 2inien o63u8ieben, 0enn elm
gepaItigcr anqriff ME bic strange
fen. 8riten, guiien Stoliener un6
Serben i'm on Der ma8e6oniihen
5ront unternebmer, u1uB ben 8ein0
3pingen, &eieroeu in ben 9alnpf
3l perfen, mo oaoon baben me6er
Die 9eltiden nod oeren Qaiiertef1'
mebr. CID natl)
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Dcmtlhe Gllrncrci
in ScinScslanS!

Qmiteroam II. Mot. qus
Berlin miro %getneloct: Sur 8fleqe
oes Gurnens in oen beicbten @e6ie.
ten bn6en II. a. 0titeIieoer Ser Geut-
iden Gurneridaft nit genebmiguna
Der 8oubernements Militar Surn.
bereiniguugen ms 2e6en gerufen; 10
in aouno, 8aridau, in 2iae un0
anoeren Srtert. gteben 0ieien nur
filr Seeresongeborige ~bejtimmten
8urnbereinigungen iino aud ouf
Q%nre9ung uno inter tattraitiqer I'm.
teritilbung Der 8ciobmg8truppen
inter Der 8eb0lferung eigene Gurn.
bereine entiton0en 8. y. lift in G5en-
Itodou Elm beion0erer Surnberein
g%egriinoat, Der 5ltcrYt bon einen BORT
IN 8arniion ~liegen0tn Qnoeborioen
Der 3ettiden Eurneridoft qcleitet
lDuroe iett aber bon einem bort o1t.
idiiigen @iirger 0as 9rte8 ae[eitet
miro un0 inner6oIb Der 9itr9erfdoft
nidt MIR btele Wlitglie0er geluonnen
bot, ion6ern aud peitgebenoe uuters
itiisung finoet, Die iid in Der Ser.
gobe eines geeigneten lte6ung8pldses
un6 Shenting beridieOener Sltrn.
gerdte ouBert.
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DrditiiMc 1lcnNcrMn0cn
anf W5canHampfcrml


8nibingtom ia. Mni. Sos
9onoeIs0eportement in @albinator
bat am Snmst1g oroItiIhe Aenoe.
rtngen Der ~beitebenoen Reaulierun.
aen iiber Gettlinqsboote nif Saeon.
oampfern erluiien. Inn oos Riitfo
Der &audbootgefabr berabsuieten.
8eronlaiiung 0o5it boben Sic ge.
Irifte erge6en, OoB BON ben ouf tor.
peoierten Sdiifen ~gepcienen ameri.
fanern MIR Spei i6r 9eben Ourfl
@eihifbfeifr oocr GrpIolion berIos
rem hoben, pGbreno oae onoeren
entpe6er ertrrntcn o0er infolqe ser
olsgeItouoenen 2eioeu qeItorben
lino.
Bon iebt ab utiiIieu ale 6urd Sic
@cfa6r3one fnbrenoen Sfiffe fin
ollie an 8orN @~efinoliden cine aus
reidenoe 8abI Rcthtnqs5oote nit
iid fiibren unb nuBeroen nod &c.
bensretturgsfIoBe fir minoeItens %
4ro3ent Ser &erionan 3rr Gerfit.
altl1a hoben. gn Stede Ser bisber
borgeihriebenen 10 au6itfuB Notm
fir je6e 9erion treten ieet is Glt.
in &ettrnqsbooteu. Gae Ret.
.tltnasbootp miiiien NIT Son6bum.
ben bon betrGhtIi6er @r6Be Der.
ie9en mer6en. Gle 9orrate in Ret.
t~ungsbooten miliien olts Sort6rot
lao Der iiir oie 8unoe8armee borae.
ifriebenen Gotration bcIteben. Die
oltriterregenoen gtdbrunosmit.
tel. ME B0deIfleiiG lno SoI3fiid,
itr0 %oerboten Q(ue fiinftia Alt ban.
Gfliffe miiian NIT Sem SOP.
gfaum fir Rettltnqsboote ans.
geItattet peroen unO miiIien an ie0er
Seite bes 6diffes @ett1nqsboote nit
geniigen0er Gaiiungsfroft fit ale
m goro boben.
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, Stub erlieat g~ranObunOen.

9ls Die iiebenidbrige gtoiie Clam
90 in Ser eIterliden &o1ning 1925
8nciiic StraBe, 9elte morgen I'M
0fen Elm 5euer anfaden iuOate, in-
Dem fie @etroIeltm benubte, gerieten
lire aleiGer iDie 0ieienigen i6res 9
Sabre j%ilngeren SdweTterdens Qn.
ME in grnnO. CbgIei6 lire Gltern
iofort berbeieiIten tno berfu6ten,
DE 5lammen 81 Ioiden trueen Die
bei6en ain0er an &rmL @eiiht un0
Gorper furdt6are 9ran0nuiioen 6as
bon. Sic pur6en mad Dem Ct. So.
iepbs SoipitaI gebroft, no 0as al.
tere g5dOden mad me9reren Stuns
ben ben @eiit mtfgob. aitd bic gl-
tern muroen er6e6Iidl %ber6raunt urto
fiirhtet man ebeHfoqs fir 1as &C.
ben oes ~iiingeren aitl6es.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
g-nnirrmnnae[ in sunnien.

Dta0rio, uber Barls, IA. Wtol. =
Ger 6non8miniiter bot 8eitungsBer.
ausge6er benadridtigt, ooB i'm
poniide Observation-Disclosures benad.
riftigten, iBre @orr0te niit0en @n6e
Sult altfgebraudt iein ino Die Sin.
fltbr BON Robmaterial lei tatidhlid
u~lmogtid.
Der Mtiniiter erfl1rte 6en Ser.
allsgebern, onB iie Ginidrantingeu
b%ornebmen uliiiicn, ionit miiiie Die
Regieruitg eiuidreiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
RcgiGtrtcrMn0 Ger
StcnMn0spfliGti0cn
miro befGIcmniot!
@lit Sen N6ldifeH Der Aegiitrie.
rHnssfartcn 1T bereits BE.
aunnnen nor0en.

@oibingtorL 10. Wtoi. 9it
gunoesreqieruna unternobm belttC
Die notigen Sdritte, 6ie @in3iebuuq
Der Wtilit1rpflidtieen iobieI ipie nitt
moglid ST. beidIemigeu, I'M eint
@rnee bon 100000 mom ID
i4nea iuie MIR ong1nglih ouf Die
Beine SIT bringen.
3os ariegsantt bot beute NIT Ser
8erteitling bon 100000 &egi.
itrierungstorten begonnert, nttf mel.
den iih oae 2ette i'm militGrpfli6p.
tigen alter reoiitrteren Ioiien mill.
len, nt6 o%ieielben Den Sberiffs urb
8iirgeruieiItern bon bun6erten bon
Gt00tcn I'M 9rtihoften augeididt.
2att Sd1bung ftn0 in Der Stoot
gtetp BORT oIlein 624, 700 Meonn
8lpiiden 81 uno 30 Sabren regi.
itrierungspflihtig, in G6icogo 300.
800, in 8bilaoelpbio t7L,S00, in
ct. 2oui8 Sd, 900, in Bolton H..
500, in gIebelm0 $4,000, in Sal.
timore $1,000 mo III 8ittsburgb
81, 200.
8on Ben Staaten itebt .,,cu gort
nit etfpa t,068,000 &erionen i'm
NATURALIZATION Glitter borall es
folgen Damn 9ennibIbanio NIT 874,.
900 ufto an 0ritter Stele SSlinois
NIT $4,000. Die iibrigen Staa.
ten bnben in oLpba6etiiher Heiberb
folge mad 8orousberehmtng fol.
gen0e Stellung8pflidtige:
MlQ6ama 209. 900; 4ri3ono a..
700; 4rtonius 156,600; California
362.000; Colorado 109,500; Con.
necticut 1913, 600; GclarDate 2O,100;
6lori0a SO, 800, 8eorgia 255,400;
S0obo 5t,800; SQinois 639,500;
Snoioun 253,600; Soma 100000;
aanio8 t75,900; aentlldD 202. 200;
2ouiiiana f7t.000; Maine 63,000;
Marplono t21 600; Waiio6uietts
355, 400; Wtitiaan 288,100; 0tin.
neioto 244 700; 0tiiitIIippi 1900;
N1iiiouri 315,600; Wontana 70,
300; gtebrasta 129,400; 3aDaOaI
t6,500; Qem Sumpibire 36,800;
g}ep SerIeD 800, 200; Stem Meyifo
4L,500; Stem gorf 1,068,0 600; 0or6
t94400; ator0.8 nfota
10000; Ohio 494300; 9tIoDoma
2t3 $500; Oregon 10S,t00; 9enniBl.
pania 874,000; Hbobe Sslono co.
800; 6i0. Carolina t37100; 6Ho.
2afota 80,500; Iamciiee 1876, 0S0;
TeroB 420. 200; Utah $500; Der
mont 29,400; 8irginid 186,400;
8oi9ington 217,100; 8eit 8ir9inia
14L600; @iseouiin 229, 500; @po.
ming 35,400.
2out 5uLebt einaetroifenen Sad
fol- Die Gegiitrierung ont T.
,5uli itattfnoen.