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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
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9Wt sur EQtade 1peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

despair, with defeat ahead newt
able.
Germany never again will submit
to such leadership.
The spiked helmet will not again
be the highest thing among the great
German people.
Give the Germans peace and they
will attend to their Hohenzollerns.
Give the Germans peace and we
believe that the German people will
gladly restore AIsace and Lorraine to
France as indemnity for the war that
was forced upon France, and make
full restoration to Belgium, which is
all that the allies should ask.
You have criminal ~proiteering,
empty headed politicians and editors
denouncing Hearst's for peace.
But in him and his newspapers you
have the force that will hasten the
peace day, and the people viii reeog-
nize it in due time.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
Sc bo5e ieIber mitfG6Ien6es

sd babe ieIber mitfiiblenocs
gertau6ni8 fir Die 8~eIorgniiie Der
4rbeiter Der Ser. Staaten gebabt,
benn je0er arieg 5eitigt gei9ung
gum Niidiaritte, uno militdriide
gtotlpea6igteit lift MIR 3u oft cine
GntiduIoigung fir 8ernidttng Der
nit grober Qhibe nufgerihteten
inouitrieaen un0 eeieqidoftliAen
0orrnen. 8ieie 8eiorgniiie baben
ii9 ober gum @Iiif als u~nbegran6et
erpieien. so ihrieb Dor einigen
Eagen grdIioent 8ilion an Sounle[
@ompers, Den betannten arbeiter-
iQbrer. @rinnert man iid Der 8e.
mubungen in beridie0enen 6taaten,
Die @eieBe gegen a~in0erarbeit, me-
niqitens fir bic 9olter oes arieges
auf3ubeben, uuo Der gnti4eioung
zines 8un0e8rifters in gloro Caro-.
lima, onB 6o8 nelie gunOesgeieb
8ur Ginldrdnfunq Der ainberarbeit
DeriaIiungsmiorig iei 70 6lrfte Der
2ptimismus 6e8 BraiiOenten Elm
penig berfribt erideinen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11
A Speech of Senator Vardaman!

soul IS made manifest upon
every stump upon which he is
permitted to stand and make
a show Of the shallowness of
his mind and the emptiness OF
his soul, while he fills the ears
OF the patient waiting, long
suffering populace with his
meaningless verbiage. This
peculiar type OF American
statesmen, the legitimate pro-
duct Of illegitimate conditions,
the pest and provocation of pa
tent patriotism. is shown up in
all its nakedness, in the light
OF his own explanation, or analy-
SIS, which he makes while hesit.
ating to enter the arena of POI
litics. He declines to announce
his platform until it shall have
been made certain how the
people Will look upon the de-
elaration Of war-and, By way.
Of parenthesis, let me say the
declaration OF war about which
the people were not consulted.
Mr.. President, such a spec
tacle IS disappointing in the
extreme to the patriotic citizen.
and is enough to sicken the
soul Of an outlaw or shock the
moral sensibilities Of a pirate
to behold the thing.
With the fire of patriotism
burning upon his mendacious
lips, eyes illumined by the mere
tricious glare Of dramatic fer
yor, as he announced:
Il will wait until American
blood begins TO flow in the
trenches Of France-when the
Of this country shall Be
offered to the god Of war on
the battle fields Of blood-soak-
ed Europe. I will wait until
America becomes drenched with
the tears of broken-hearted
mothers, sorrowing wives, and
orphaned children-until the
groans Of grief shall fill the all
with the solemn wall Of the
bruised and dying heart. Then
Said he, with the triumphant
air Of the thoughtless, soulless
politician
"Will the war spirit burst
forth from the hearts Of the
American people, and the senti-
ment for war viii sweep over
this country as the consuming
flames sweep the forests Of the
arid West"
Just think Of it, Mr.. Presi.
Imagine, if you can, the
monster that would speculate
in the blood Of bis countrymen.
capitalize disaster, profit in
broken hearts and the scalding
tears that fall from the ewes OF
wives, orphaned children,
sorrowing mothers and ~sistersl
Think Of playing politics with
immortal souls! Such a crea-
Lure will win for himself an
eminence Of infamy which will
make the reputation of the no
torious regal fiddler of ancient
pale into nothingness-
harmless act Of a royal
.unatic.
In the interest Of humanity
| trust that the common sense
81 most may triumph and those
who are now engaged in the
conflict may be brought
back to sanity, to realize the
utter f~oollshness Of war, and
that an early and permanent
settlement shall be effected. This
not a war between the mas
ses of the people-they are mere
.awns; but a quarrel between
encouraged and instigat-
ed by the commercial bandit and
human cormorant who grow
rich and fatten upon the spoils
IF war.
/ believe that preserving free
government in America will be
about as difficult a problem then
as to overcome our chief anita.
the German Empire,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

Scr NabrnngsmitfeI 9eripalter
Soober fol-, ipie beriftet poroen 1T,
nit Dem Glone mngeben, ieiner an.
or0nuua, oer5uioI1e bic Seritellitng
bon 8bisfeD uno anoerem itarten
@etrdnt ON 8. September i'm IL
llbr obenOs eingeIteat perben mub-
lie, Die neitere @noronimg folaen Sl
IoIien, bob Der glGfoboIgebnlt bon
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peroeu muB. Ole Ri6tigfeit Der
0teIour9 lit in abre6e geiteIlt ipor.
ben, ober Dies oeidab IN ettuos oi.
plomatii4en 8orten i6reibt Der
g4bilooelpbia 9tccor6". 8ie britt.
ihe gtegierung vat BON Den grolern
ocrlangt oaB iie Die StGrfe 0es
9ieres ermGbiger, uno es 1T mebr
-oIs mabrideinIid, oaB mir 6ieiem
9eiipiele buIo foIqen iuer0en. 9aB
3Deipro5enttges 9ier INNER olfo.
boIboltig genllg iein ipiir0e Inn es
aus Der Glniie loft brtnfs" gu bal.
ten, rnO eS oclnnah ais Gin Be.
roui9en0es @etrant felterpflidtig
iein nitr0e, ipitr6cn Die Qnor0nun.
gen 6es $errn Soober feinen Gteli.
e~rberlut fir Die 9iegierung 5ur
6ol9e baben. 8os in eriter &eibe in
getrodt foHlutt, lit Die griparnis
BON 100000 @ui9eIg @ctreioe,
melfe. nie bebnuptet mir0, ourd
Die MaBregeI er3ielt merOen f0nnte.
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9roB, 6n er odn5Iih bon bern ae.
ringen 4ro5entioB bon 3uder be.
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Dem aemaI3ten @etreioe ent8ooeu
miro. 5oIgli9 piir6e Die germin.
0errng Der 2uontttat 0e8 berrDen6e.
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9iertrinfer getpohnt itno-0ie @ur-
&c erbdlt 0os gitr ourh Die Sop.
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MISUNDERSTANDING feline BE-
igranfung geiabt bat. Die 8ermin.
0erttna Der berauihenoen Gigen.
ihoften Oes 8iers uitr0e tpeIentlid
sur 50roerlng Der giidternbeit
beitrageH 4noererieits mur0en Die.
8rouer Die @eninner gum getrage
Der Soften Der 3l000O00 gui1eIs
@etreioe, oie tie nidt 8l faufen
broudteL iein. 8ieie Gripurni8
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600 g%Ieidfouunen, nelne, Dem Dor.
nnidlag genaB, Die gieriteuer oif.
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Die Aunahme. Dob ourd Die
6eriteaung bon 8peipro3enti9em
cine Gripornis bon 35,000000
.9uibels getreioe fir on0ere 8nede
iueroen t6nne, ole a~n6erneiti.
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oa5 ei5ige argument al @uniter Der
4nor6mung, meIdes mgefoften
lperon tonnte. Die WtoI3maiide aus
@rnufeiiel miro nidt Mcgee
fporfen. SIN @eaenteiI, ite miro alg
EN- tpertboIes fon5entriertes 5ittter
iir gliI6fiibe geiddet. GS uir0e
notig ner6en, ou0ereS Getreioe oIs
Elm gleidpertiges Griobnlittel fir
bic, nidt LANCER oI8 8iebfutter CT.
baitIite NaI8motide 3u erieteu.
griparnt5 an 9rooItoffan ourf
5oober'5 8ierberoromng
nidt bemerfbor iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

SIS be5obIt iidL in Den oaIai.
ifisierten an3eigen" Der Sribiine az
nnnoncerenL
The state herald., 1917-05-11
MAINz SHOPS LOOTED
HuNGER-FRENZlEp MOB OF GER
MANS FIRED ON.
Soldiers Make Targets Of Starving
Throno Of 1900, Killing Eight
Bavarians Suffer for Food.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Amsterdam.-Grave rioting has oc-
CURED in Mainz. Germany, according
to report received here by the Tele-
graaf Sixteen hundred people took
part in demonstration because OF the
scarcity OF food and number OF shops
were looted. Troops fired on the DEM
onstrants. the report adds, and eight
persons were killed. Later the troops
arrested five hundred persons. A dis
patch to Basel, Switzerland. from Mu-
mich, says that the food shortage in
Bavaria is becoming increasingly seri-
Gus. Herr Brettrech. minister OF the
interior, made an address to popular
assembly in regard to the food situa-
ton. saying:
"We can hold out until Aug. Is, II
the supplies We expect are received.
BY September the disappearance OF
our live stock will compel us to exist
on vegetables alone"
The minister appealed to his audit
ors, the dispatch states further. to
hold out. SO that the country would
not be forced to make hunger
peace"
The state herald., 1917-05-11
CONTROL FOOD PRICES
FACTORIES, PLANTS AND MINES
SUBJECT TO REouisiTIoN.
Lever Bill Provides That President
Control Production and Distribu-
ton Of Food.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Observation-Disclosures authority to
regulate in its discretion the produc-
ton. distribution and prices of food
and other necessities during the war
was asked OF Congress by the admin
istration. In sweeping bill intro
duced with administration approval
by Chairman Lever of the House az
rigulture committee. II is proposed to
empower tho President. under the
war clause OF the constitution. to
take these measures whenever Ia his
opinion the national emergency shall
require:
To fix maximum and minimum
prices for food. clothing. fuel and
other necessaries. and the articles re-
Quired Ior their production.
To prescribe regulations to govern
the production OF these commodities.
and. II necessary. 70 reQuisition the
producing factories. mines or other
ablishments.
To compel holders OF necessaries to
release them In amounts insuring
equitable distribution.
To regulate exchanges in such .
way as to eliminate market manipu.
lations.
To compel railroads to give prefer.
ence to the movement OF necessaries.
To levy such importation duties as
he finds necessary to prevent exces-
sive dumping" OF foreign products.
and to impose limitations or prohibit
tions upon the use Of grain In the
manufacture Of liquor.
In addition the secretary OF agri.
culture would be empowered TO estab-
lish standard food grades. to license
and control the manufacture. storage
and distribution OF foods: TO prescribe
the percentage OF flour to be milled
from wheat. and TO regulate the mix
ing OF wheat flour with other flour In
the making OF bread. and other food
In n statement, Mr.. Lever declared
there was nothing In the measure TO
disturb legitimate business activities
because 'it is hoped that the mere
comforting Of the more extreme pow.
ers will be sufficient without It's be-
coming necessary to exercise them"
The state herald., 1917-05-11
IT'S AN EARLY MORNING lob
Raid on Destructive Garden Pests At
Right Time Much More Effective
Than Poison.

The boy who gets out early In the
morning In his young garden and be-
gins TO pick squash bugs. cucumber
beetles. potato bugs. and such slugs
and cut and wire worms ns are In
sight. with his thumb and forcinger
and drop them In deep can. will do
more good than poison could do In
three days. says writer In the Amer
lean Boy.
Pour boiling hot water into the tin
holding these insects to mike sure
they are killed. Go the rounds every
morning. Do not walt until after
school. or late In the day. because they
have feasted and crawlcd away to
sleep and rcst-most OF them. DO not
try TO pick them mt noon because they
hide underground or behind leaves to
get out Of the hot sun. But bright
md early In the morning they come
out with the sparkling dew TO get
busy and ent the good things you
have planted. Get up nm hour earlier
three mornings n week Just TO do
this, and the result VIII repay you ten
times over when your garden begins
10 supply you with peas md beans and
cucumbcrs and lettuce and radlshes
and many other delIcacics.
People who Talk too much think too
NttIe
The state herald., 1917-05-11
MEXICO ReseInd. Martial Law.

Mexico City.-The law Of 1862 re-
yoking individual guarantees, which
is equivalent to martial law. was Of
flcially rescinded after being In force
since last August. Prisoners arrested
under this law have been released.
Among them was Gen. PanfIlo Natera.
who deserted carranza In 1914 and
primarily responsible for the break
break between Gen. Carranza and
villa. Gen. Lucio Blanco was not re-
leased.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Am.rIc. 10 srlco World Peace,

Kansas City. Mo. -" "Thc sacred
union OF the United States and thc
entente allies will not be- dissolved un.
III German Imperialism has been do.
s,roycd and tho peace Of the world
assured" In those words N. viviani.
head OF the French mission and for.
mer premier Of France. acknowledged
hero tho proffercd pledges Of the 10y
atty and undivided cooperation Of the
Middle West In tho war OF democracy
against autooracy. Marshal Joffrc also
addressed tho large audience.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Marsha, Jof,re Forced to Speak.

Chicago. .-Marshai Joffrc OF France.
urged by the repeated and vociferous
demands OF mass meeting made his
first speech In America aside from =
few words In Congress. and brought
tho cheering throngs to their feet amid
waving flags by asserting that the
French and the American flags which
he cntwincd as he spoke would never
separate while the struggle for liberty
The state herald., 1917-05-11

after three doctors said / never would
stand up straight again. Twas mid
wife for seven years and recommended
the Vegetable Compound to every wo-
man to take before birth and after
wards, and they all got along SO nicely
that 1t surely is godsend to suffering
women. If women wish to write to
mo will be delighted to answer them.
Mrs. JENNIE MoYER, A2 E.North St.
Lima, Ohio.
Women who suffer from displscs-
ments, weakness, irregularities, ner.
vousness, backache. or bearing down
pains, need the tonic properties Of the
roots and herbs contained In Lydia Y
PinkhAm's Vegetable Compound
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Mob prays % II Hang, Murderer.

Phoenix. ArIx.. May s.-Far out
across tho moonlit stretches Of the
Arizona desert man hunt ended
early Sunday morning 10 tho chant.
ed words Of the Lords prayer that
rose 10 heaven from fifty throats. And
when the lynchcrs departed from tho
spot on tho Apache trail whore
danslcd tho body Of Starr Daley. slay.
or OF James Ray Gibson. Chicago trav.
cling man. after attacking his wife.
some still were muttering an amen"
10 the work thcy had done.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
A.ersln.s,en !. v. .. os.y-wlI.er.

Washington.-President Wilson. In
an address to the governors and other
state officials In conference here.
said II was the supreme duty of the
United States to coordinate Its ener-
gies so democracy shall be vindicated
and the world shown that the Amer
lean government does not live In vain.
He declared that every force In the
United States should be turned to-
ward the supreme effort of winning
the war.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
submarine Problem Believed Solved.

New York.-W. l.. Saunders. chair
man OF the Naval Consulting Board.
announced that the board had for
warded TO Washington plans for deal
lns with the submarine problem which
II was believed had solved the prob
lem successfully. "It looks as though
the submarine problem has been
solved" Mr.. Saunders said. mot only
In theory. but on the strength Of prac-
teal tests on the Atlantic coast"
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Russian win Remain In strvoeIs.

Petrograd.-The Russian provisional
government has sent to the Russian
representatives In the entente allied
countries note assuring the allies
that tho change In government In Rus.
sia cannot afford = pretext for any
siackenins on the part Of Russia In
the common struggle Of all the en-.
tente allies.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
ARMIES NOW in FIGHT TO FINISH,
Big German Force Trapped by British
at 0uilecourt.

London. May 9.-The British and
Germans thruout Monday were still
engaged In violent fighting for pos
session Of Bullecourt. midway be-
tween Arras and Cambria. and also
In this immediate region At Roeux
and between Fontaine and Reincourt.
The British forces are now on the
northern. western and eastern out.
skirts Of Bullccourt. leaving only the
southern part Of II available for . 70.
treat Of the Germans still inside. I'm.
official reports have asserted that the
British entered well into the town.
North Of this sector the Germans
report that heavy British attacks At
Roeux and between Fontaine and
Reincourt were repulsed with san.
culinary losses. while still farther
north, near Lens, the British official
Communication records the repulse Of
. third German counter attack on the
British positions south Of the souchez
river.
Berlin claims that In Sunday
nights fighting the Germans OBJ
tanned local successes at numerous
points. notably on tho wIntcrburs.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
vIlla Reported Near v. .. sorder.

Ei Paso. Tcx.-Frnncisco villa. with
his main command. is believed by
American secret agents TO be within
fifty miles OF the American border.
southeast OF Juarcx.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Wilson Breaks Another Precedent.

wasbington.-Prcrident Wilson oc.
cuplod seat In the executive gallery
OF the House while British Foreign
Minister Balfour and members OF tho
British mission were received on the
floor. II was the first time as far ~
capitol historians could find that any
President Of the United states had mp.
pcarcd In the galleries.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Great Britain Gets Second Loan.

Washington.-A second loan was
made By the government TO Great
Britain. Tho amount. t?b.o0o.000 WAS
transferred by Secretary McAdoo TO
Ambassador Spring Rice.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
no MAX. economy Fa.hIonabIe.

,washington.--in nm appeal ITO tho
Women Of the United States" Sccre-
tnry Houston declares that they can
do their bit most cffcctunlly In tho
national emergency by prncticing Of
fcctive thrift In their households.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
BROKEN Down
IN HEALTH
Woman Tells How IS Worth
Of Pinlkham's Compound
Made Her Well.
Lima, Ohio. was all broken down
In health from displacement One Of my

lady friends came to
see mo and she I'd.
vised me to COM
mence taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
and to use Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanativs
Wash. / began TAX
ing your remedies
and tooks5. .Wworth
and in two months
was a we'll woman
The state herald., 1917-05-11

New York.-Tbere will be no diff
Guilty In financing the governments
requirements for the war with Ger.
many and this can be done without
disturbing the country's business. In
the opinion OF william G. McAdoo.
secretary Of the treasury. expressed
here after n conference Friday with
seventy OF the city's leading bankers
The state herald., 1917-05-11
10 DefIne oerman Terme.

Copcnhagen.-A palmer declaration
Of Gcrmany's peace conditions will be
made by Chancellor Won Bethmann.
Hoilwcg within Q fortnight
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Subscribe At Rate Of $500 900 Minute.

Washington. - The treasury was
buried beneath mn avalanche Of sub
scriptions 10 tho liberty loan Sntur.
day. Fridays pace OF S2o.ooo.ooo an
hour was quickcrcd 10 almost 100000
n minute. and II became apparent that
the s2.000.000.oo0 offering would b.
over subscribed beyond nil previous
estimates.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Al s2o.ooo,ooo IN Hour.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the
liberty loan poured into tho Treasury
Department Friday at the rate OF
nearly 100000 an hour.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Million children for Farms.

Bcriin.-It is officially announced
that 100000 city children will be-
placed on farms this summer by the
government.
The state herald., 1917-05-11

British Ship Sunk: 27s Soldiers Lost.
London.-The British transport Ar.
cadian was sunk by submarine
April 18th. II IL believed 279 men
were drowned.
The state herald., 1917-05-11
Chile 0resks with Germany.

London.-The Chilean minister 10
Germany has demanded his passports.
according to Central News dispatch
from Amsterdam.