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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-12
May IL, 1916.

James Connolly, commander-in-chief q
the Irish revolutioniSts, executed u
Dublin.
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notice TO the PUBLIC.

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Der, standing or reputation Of any person, firm
OF corporation appearing in the columns If The
Herald will be gladly and promptly corrected
upon the same being called to the attention of
the publishcrs.
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HOPEFUL NEWS FROM RUSSIA.
brooklyn Eagle

Russia is moi, as has been said by one
self constituted authority here. already
lost to the entente allies. All the reports
of the recent disturbances in Petrograd,
as well as the compromise agreement that
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This Is the open season for figuring on
how good Walter Johnson would be if he
were with one Of their real big league out
fits.
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communication should be addressed to the
company. and items, letters. etc, intended for
publication should be addressed Ia Editor. TIL.
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Tor publication should be signed with the full
name Of the writer. The name will not be
printed II not desired. but it will be evidence of
good faith On the part of the writer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
@anetn S6eater.

8oaen Sic mieoer eium1l Die
neueiten uio origineaiten 2ie0er mo
5dlaqer horerL iuoaen Sic iid mie.
Der ant ausladRn uno gleid3eitig bic
ueueIten aoititmmo0efle Der be0eu.
ten0iten W2ooefiinitler ieben, odun
fommt ma6ren0 Der fommenoen $50
DE mad 0ieiem populdren Sbeater
mo ie6t 5reo SSrip1ns Gieieui4olt.
itiid g3he 0iaieiticse.
llitcr ben 5obIreifcn e~ritflaii9en
characterization m0djten mir beion.
0ers Geroorbebeu: 8loreuce gennctt.
Ger Star" 0es Jripm @niembIes,
gaofi @nati", Die beribmte &nld.
0ula G1n5ertn pon Soiuaii; 5rant
0eg01ort nno @race Somnono IN
Ser Chic" 8-o0e5immeri5ene; 9aul
Gmruugbort, Gin por5ugIihcr Sic.
Deridnger mn aputponiit; 91op
Benman, SrGtlein 9llaranoer uno
6iele anoere. fgtidt su berqeTen III
audl Der rei5enoe Gdonbeitsdorlts.
Der aus "a DTrfli6 l%ipblideH lnI0
babideu IiHgeH 8umeH b6tebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Jlt sen Gbcatern.
I'm grphenm.

Az
g2nditeheno bringen mir elrlerl
fur8eu 4u83ug aus benz mtrflih Dor.
Bitalthen grogranm Der nohiten
ISOLDE ir oieiem beIiebten unterbal'
tunqsbals. Qls 6mtptnumlner muB
sneifelIos ole 8mbiettug BON g1nt
s. @oo0ntn, einem nirfliden aiIr1t
Ter III {einer Dirt, be5eihnet neroen.
ss$mboff, Som 1uno Goreene, elm ur-
qelunqenes Rleeblott, per6en ibren
Gmaftcr, Surgeon 2oiioer, Il. q.
a., gum 8eIten geben mo 6iueitel.
los oaaemeinen 8eifau ernten. 4Is
eritflaiiger Observation-Disclosures nnD
9umoriit oilrfte lid mih gfilt Sol
Inns erpeiien. Williteat Waouer,
cine bor5iigtide SoprmtIhn unO
e6enio quite ShoulpieIertn, Miro
0urd lire ~glGn5enbeu &eiinlngen Die
goder 8lpeiiellos auf ibrer Seitc
babert. Iiidti9 in oieiem Sadie lit
aud Serbert Clifton, Der Die gu.
i9auer 0lrd feline 3e1ltlngen itber.
rufden miro. Sons Sonfe, Elm
q|ron0ioier &ianiit miro iein aonten
3eigeu u1n 3paifellos 9eiiaa finoen
g8a5 5rmlt nno Gobie bieten tpoaen
mir bier nidt mitteilen. oenn oieie
Summer ioa cine lteberroidntug fir
oie 8efuher iein. Sen SdlrlB bill
Ben me immer Die oagemeit belieb-
ten Stakeholder.
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@nn 9nbe a6bsrnffn.

SSn Council Bluffs 1T I'M Semi
hires 5tiefio6ues @ngelbert 6leten.
item, 5rm BiIaelmiue 8olf am
8reitag, BEN 30. U}ar3, ans Dem Sc.
BEN geihieoen. 8ie 8~erItorbeue, mel
DIE Elm alter bon aht8ig Sahren en-
reihte, er6lifte BEL @eioelberg oos
2idt Der 8eIt uno fom Dor ueltn
SSabren nn9 Anterif1, no fie nit
ibrem Gotten, Der ibr Dor 8ru9i Sob
rem in ben 3oo oorQu5qing, bel ibrer
8o6ter, 6rm 6rurt 9. @roB. in
Omaha Dobnte, i'm nod orel SAB
rem gu ibreu 5tiefiobn nod Council
Bluffs 5u b~er5iaben. 4uBer ben bel.
ben Cben9enanntat betrallern ibr
3abmideioen nod ibr Sttehobn
5rib 5ledmftein, Bittsbtrg, So,
uuo lire 5tieftofter 6ran5isfu atft-
ner IN 8aiel. Sen @interbliebenen
ipreden mir bierutit rmier Mtttgefibl
ms
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
mie IieR scr Cesar
bic 5cit uertrcibt!

mgfoezSeIo, 81. Mdr8 iiber
20n0on. Gin 8ertreter Der aiio-
5iertga GrafIe beiud)te nit Grlalib.
0er geb0rben ben 8aIat, IN
s an1 gliholos &omanorp. Der
@5rofte Bar rn0 ieine Jdulilie
arfar itrgnger nnIitdrifder 8etDa-
daln9 eefanaen iino, uuo borte BON
0eul Elnhfnnutauonnten 8ittmeiiter
sebue einen gerift uber oos CT
aben beg ebealnfigen 3aren. Ger
tneiitgr ioete
Der friibere Gar 1T uift inter
@gDnbriam aber IN ie6er 9iniiht
eia @efnngener un6 nir0 aIg fol-
her beb0HDet. or lit Bel gutter @e-
lnnobeit lul0 8iemIin gutter 5tim
mlslg. gatr nenn er NIT ieiner
Iaigebung aIlein IT. fdngt er an 8t
meisterE- 81 Der grrf bari er nidf
He5r geben. aber non II ltbr Dor
mittngs bic 3 uhr nadnittogs 6orf
III tn bern eing8dmrten @arten stDi
i6gn 6czn Oft itn6 Dem 8eH liis
QeI bes BaI1Ites p15ieren eehen.
MnBerbab oes Cannes Iteben iefs
GoEDaten Soften. Gas lit Die mittIe
e Dadg. anoere Gofoaten fn6 au
@qbdttDe ual6 mrBerbnIb Beg Bart
sa4nes Tntiouiprt.
Eie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6as
@31ret if Gdneeihoufeln un0
EEuaenpflege hi ben G~reibbdniern
@EubFarIt Muis un0 Die iibrigen
an0er Bis ntf Die groBfifrfin DO
rie fno bon hrer Rranfbeit geneien.
AaH BE gefun0beit Ser gr.8orin
iH nieogr better.
Mne Briefr uno 1titteilnngen fir
BET 9of eeben 6ard Hleine Sdn0e
uuo peroen Dor mir seniiert."
Ger aorreIpon0ent beiildte Oann
Grab Rosputi1s, an Ueldem
sse in Ban begriFfene aopeae Itebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
grankrcidss kauflcmtc
iantnnerM MrtN kIa0cn!
lag bon Der HtgirrnHg erlaRene
GinfulrUerbOt beOeutet far
uieLr 8HIIL

! maris, 81. g1arS. Ger Regie,
rnnas erloB iDeIder iesIiheu SIN.
sprf nit ausuatme bee BON Der Re.
uiertsnq ipesiel a~utorifierten. ber-
biekpA. bait Die @eiddftsmelt 5rnuf
xads Des melteren IN @rreglng.
Gle heutiae gerInnmhtng Der Som.
nnIIi0iL meIhe Die st erlmtbel6en
M~ifgnohnten ~ieitgeLegt bat, rDuroe nut
arobesn sntrrejie berfoLgt. @inige
Naullntte fonIntieren. ooB iie lire
@ed1fae fhliebm HiiBten, fnus Die.
f Mn8nnbmen r1t5uretberDe ND.
rR. 6a BE fran55fiaen 5obritanten
nidM It'll St1n6e ieien. nah gapiiiea
MihE1u1gen BIN Die 8eoirfmiie 03
alDe st befrieoigen. Ser Be
ueis boFim Hege IN Der 8otiohe Be-
srfn0ey Dab fe. ingeadyta Der
EKeIe, DE linen nbgeforoert Mir
0en unD Der @1runtim DIE tie Be-
sieIi@ Der 2ieferiulg erbielten, 0ro.
res Id ben Ser. 5tuaten pIaaier'
0n-
arthrr Gnri1R etnet grdfi6ent
r Barrier S1rbelsfdumer, erflar-
Ger feiie GrlGB, etrrem dbu'
Iihen brihiden Getret foIgeno, bat
ii irnns0iH6ea Srl0elstreiien tiefIte
Aamrubigiing berborgerlfen. Sd
bube mid iii oieier 4rgelegenbeit an
meme 9egierling gefuonbt, Del6e
mid habTu informierte. 0aB Die ge-
r0feien MlaBnobHten Die inner.
nlei0EidR Solge Der ieitcns Gnglnno
a0optiertm 6iesbe5ilgIiden Gegeln
X
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'CcbcnsintttcI 1inc
TAFT lIiIcrf6 winelid9!
Die eobuerb6buHg bat init OerielbeH
bel neitem nidt Sdlritt
gebGlten.

8aibtngton. 81. WGr5. Die
jGbrli6eg ga rungSmittelretnitn Der
0ur1i6nittsfomilie lit Don $339.30
I'M Sabre 1913 bis atlf $d25.54 IN
Der @egenlport gGtieggL Die oos
Arbeitsoeportemcnt in gSdibington
g., in einem lteberblit ilber DIE
2ebensmittelpreiie befunnt ma6t.
gtah elmer 56dBlulg Der 5ofber
oieies Departments 1T DC
@ermebrung Ser g~aabr1mgsmittelto.
iten Den 2obnerb0bungen 10 rDett
porousgeeilt. ooB Der ar5citer, mel
inn Sabre 1907 td9lih So be5og,
bent5utoge gelau SO Gents per Gag
81 meniq uer0Ient.
Son alien Breiien iif0 in Den
leBten 4 Sabreu ON meilten oieieuI-
gen fir aurtoffaIn geltiegen, Die Do.
mails 1886, mo beuts $44.69 To-
item. Qnoere betrdftlt4e &erteue.
runaen iin0: Gier, BON $3301 BIS
S43.OI, D1ebl, poil Sl0.l2 DIS
S25.4 40; Butter, bon $45.72 bis
S54.7 rs. auf Der gal3en 9~tabrungs.
nittel(ife iino MIR Sirlotn uno
]founo Steof biaigcr ME Dor 5 Sab
rem. 8oru 10. eyonaor Biz sum is.
5e6ruur idnelltcu oie g1abrlngsmit.
telprciie 4 8ro3ent in ole So5e. Nm
Der 5pise itauoeu 3Diebeln init
s3rnabme bon IT Bro5ent,
,tartoffetu itiegen I'M 80 Rro3eut.
]eur bic Gier fielen I'M Rreiie.
Ar6citcr berOieneu 16 9roaent
menlger,
Eros ser ourhIfmittIihen gu
Der 20bue Inn IS 8ro5ent
in Der Stunoe wGbreuo Ser leBten
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G~rndbrMn0sfra0c in
OeitcrreiH>ltnoar

&ien, iIber Bern 1tno 2onOon,
Ul1r3. - Do8 Grnabrltngsami
bat Die Ginfibruug bon 6leii6farterl
%nngeor0net. Cine 6laii6tarte mirb
BEN Snbober iehsmol nohentlid,
gum gufGuf bon 5leiid I'M @epidt
BON 100 big $50 @rantm beredti.
gen. MmoeItens einmnI n6hent.
lid mlB 2ommiIeiiA gefollft rper-
oen.
Die aartoffeI8ration pro 8erion
un6 ISOLDE betrdgt, bpgiuien0 nit
Dem beltigen Gage, eut 8iu1lO, ie-
bod ioll oieie Gation mir iolarge
b~cibebolten mer6eL Bis Die 8ufubr
crb0bt mer0m fam. Sit 8dIbc iolG
ole Notwithstanding oerartig Dor.
genommen nerOeu, oaB Die 9egii.
terten fleiuerc, Die arr1en ieoodD
qr0berc Hdtioreu erboItena
Rcifauratiouen uno &~Qffaebduier
oiirien BON bellte on nit 5peiie1
o0er 6%etr1nfen feinen 3ufer ier.
bieren
abonuterr ouf Die Edalide Erioitne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
LIN 9efrnten ~ befpmnlen.

Sic 8obI Der Hefruten lit jeBt
insgeiumt in omaha o1tf 257 geitie,
gen, nanli6 1872 fir ote 3atiornI-
gnr0e, AZ fir Ole W1ariue, 10 fiir
Sic Bun0esormee u16 s fir 6as
marineforDs. I'm Die Hefrutierrng
III erboben, iollen an Montag BON
morgen8 7 l1br big o6en6s TO ltbr
uor Der Refultierunqsoffi3e Der Ra-
tionalgorbe, is. mo 5drfram Ctr,
a~n0qterno Re0en eebaltet mer0en,
I'M gum Batriotismus ln0 8um
@intritt u1 Die 4ationolgaroe ouf5u.
for0ern. Gitt meuiger als AS fife.
iige 9Hrger mer0eu iih an 6ieier
1u1terre0erei beteiligen.
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Qe6ensIannlih itntt 9obesitrnfe.

2incolu, Qeb., 81. Didr8. 9n8
itaatIide 0bergeridt bat Die itber
8iaiorH GrDoeuan berbaugte 80.
oe8Itrafe IN lebenSIdnglihe 8uht-
bansftrafe umgepun0et, 3erIeIbe
bette am 12. 2fto6er 1915 5rmt
8eenan Sic @attin ieines grot-
gebers, un0 oeren gtahbnrin 6rm
2aDDort ans @ut iiber cine Git
re6tueiiung eri6ohen. Rah Dem
8oppelmor0 botte Der 0Ior0er bos
Sous in grGn0 geiett. Inn iaina
bIutige Sat 5a b~erbergen.
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son @afen abermannt.

rI. MaH &orrid. enc angeitea-
II III einern biefgen Barenbdlis,
0e Jreit1g oben0 bon ibrer Sir
iii. rnu Sobn RonIon, SAG noroL.
Sir, ia ibren Gunner BON
dut i~bernlannt betpuBtIos ouf-
gangu. Der @osbabu mar melt
often. Gs D0brte Biz bette bier
l1r ebe ous innge N1oheu ms Sc.
ben Saradgerufen neroen fontlte,
bod beinod ne fd Rst ouber 8e-
abr. M1nn glnim ooB tie Sen
b0bn mf1Hig 0ur6 Garauito.
He'll ae5ffnm bot
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g~rudenmaden btr ahft.

2rddtigs Rabe foasu p~enigfsn5
er, better Ieh5 8Oasn Dor Dem
at6en trpden Ite5eu. gs lit nun
Dar 3ntfa6s. OaB is6r quite N}tl6s
l6e oft Idper gum 3rodtniteasu gu
rinesa Fno; Is IaBt iid in Den mets
ten JGaeu aber bod MAIDEN ourh
mreuslmdBges 0leIten unO perR
3an rib gsnug - gut feds @ochsa
9r per aal6e3eit - bamit anfdn8t.
ian iibsrfdldgt srit cine banu 3uei
$40 fdlieBli6 Orei glelt3siten un0 10
at uHo futtert babel aud peuiger
aialiu. Quf oieie Bsifs tommt man
sp6buli6 70 nett 6aB bic Sub in
pti Bohen trodeu 1T. Gtpas
hpieriger bdlt e BET gnten glilfges
.rn in 0a beften Grns3eit ME i'm
suni, fe trodeu at betommen. mo
auB nan ie bann loon lieber ndbs
emo Der 3tit oaf 5rodeHfutter iteaen.
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nctDNen Ramoc"
snit ucptmn bindb!

2onoon 81. M1r8. Ger britt.
ide Gompfer oSnpiuoen Range"
bon 8bilooelpbio nod 2iberpool be-
Itimmt, niIroe am %. WeGrs 35
Weilen bon SolDbeo0 pom einem
oelttiden Saiihboot ourh @eihiiB.
feiter nerienft. nSHom0en Rauae"
batte mebrere @eihiibe on 8oro.
8ier 8erionm nuroen infolge Der
gTploiion get0tet.
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@utntGlig. Rihtsr: ua6Hs
len Sic penn Hiht arbsiten nHo e9rs
F6 ieiH94
Qngeflaster: .U1an miBts e bait
moi pro6iersn!"
SIN @ifer. pNeHH Sic bic
IN 2~e6enspagDel peitsr fibrsn, iss
)a mir ms nod sinmnl i'm GsTdngs
lis risDsr!"
S N RIeibtrgef6dft-
5ar Ger fa eineH WanteI tauFen
DilD: .Nie, 0islsu Mantel empfsRs
en- Sic mir, bsr Stoif II ia iaoH
Jana beri6olieni'
gsridufsr. ssR Der arisgs5sit III
Ben alles peri4oiisn!@
8ie 4usfabrt. =
Beetle bid Doh 9ns @ut0 Tam
iAt 10 lanss aaf uRs pdrien.
RIO, ID babg bod iau9e geHna
luf BAG Qnio partsu muIfsn 6as
gu mir ihon Dor orsi 5a1ren Dsrs
DrO6en batisiL'
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itb~ertrefflid. Die brittle abteilrnq
Der g5dlaht an Der CONNIE miro
Den 8uihmierr Dor 9tugen eefiibrt
uno 8rBotlt 8oibburn bietet lif
6sm gublifum in o5finter'B GreB
51it DOR. Sn Der sneiten SO.
henbaIfte fteben 9aB's trainierte gf.
fen, Der Mimifer gbos. Gibbs. Die
6rpbelm Gon1eoD 8oilr, 5roipIen
un6 @eit, 5llieger uno Charlotte
8alfer in rM.larD 2otpioH's Secret
ottf Dem 4rogramm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Dicner StaGtanlcihc
picrfGdb iiberSetcbnct!

Bern, iiber Foris. 81. Mdr8.
Reiienoe, Die filr3ltd BON 8tcn nrs
gefoumen limo. berihteu, 0ab Die
titr8li6 obgei6lofene 99iener 5taot.
mlleibe bon 250000,000 &ronen
nierinal itber5eihnet mor0en lit. Altf
uiht Deniger nls cine M}illiaroe
aronen beliefeu It'd Die 3eihuungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Gmtrefs shtntrr.

Sieben reiSen0e 3dHlelt mo EN-
Mnnu fteIIen in Der @eiong. uno
San3rebue n@hOs from the 8ron0.
man bar, ipas batt5utage bds 0eu.
cite in Seem Dorf lift. MS @ttntoriit
iirapt Sad 2onlep icines @leihcil
itf6 III Der Sflse 1He Surpeporse
luno Ros INN I~btoneinfoh nr-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02

tiItif oes NLrbeifsblreuus IdBt cine
oerartige Ileinung aLs einiaermoBen
bcredtiet criheineL HameutIth I'M
2idte Ser 8uitdnoe, ipie iie ctn Der.
glei6 bon 3ableu ourd cine &cibe
con Sobreu binoura a1tbiat bat,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
O6nemark erbdlt
S25,OOO,OOO i'm 6clS!

8aibington, 81. @dr8. Settte
uuroen bier Dem o1niiden @eian6.
ten BON Dem Shnbomt fir ben 0ds
niid.neittnoifhen Snielbeiib $25,
900, 900 in @ol0 a~lt5bc8oblt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Rcidsrat mirS
i'm 11tGi ta0cn!

2on6on, 81. g1dr8. gtod elmer
BreBoepeide aus amiteroom III Der
0iterrei9iide gfeihsrat einberufen
lDor0en I'M III Den aritn Bohcn
oes Mai in SiBuug 81 treten.
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10 Sabre lagt Die 8aritelllung bee
Departments, LIMO true elmer Der.
r~iHgeriulg Der Arbeits5eit TIM 1 BRO
sent bat Die ~pertenerte 2ebenSbals
ting ben 2obn 0es nHertfdnii6en
arbeiters Inn is Bro5ettt berringert
IN Der &ouffrdft ieines Dollars aus
georilft. Gin Arbeter, meIder 1907
pro Gag So peroieute, ut0 10 Stun.
ben tGglif arbeitete. urbeitete I'M
Sabre 1916 neun 5tunoen u1o 36
g1inltteu pro &ne un0 erbielt 0afitr
S3.4S; aber fir 0ieleibe Wenge
Rabrung, fir oie er 1907 S9 be-
3ablte, mlB er beiite SALT grtrIfp
ten. Son 1912 bis 1915 bicltcu
it'd Die 4rei5lteigerullgen NIT ben
2obnerbObungen un9eidbr ole $50
ge, 10 Dob n1brenD oieier Beriooe
Sic 20bne nube8u Die gleiden Dten-
gen GBmaren ie0es 3abr beidnffat
fonateu. aSn Der Eat lteIlteu iih
Die Arbeiter i'm Sabre 1915 beiier
iDie 1912, od tie iiherere @lrbeitsge
legenbeit beiaBer. 46er Sic arieg5
uerhIite bobeu 1916 0ieies @leih-
NAB mieoer aufgeboben uto trieben
ole 8reiie fir 2ebensmittel itmIcr
in sic S0be ME Die 90bne. 5ernar
trltgen eiuige MiBerHtet oa5 ibrige
5u oieier 8eridlehterung bel.
gnSerc 1lriaden Der Senernag.
4u6eroem lit @runo 5itr 8etiir6
tung porbail0cu, Dab dltd uIoerc.
5uttoren bel 0icicr &reiser0obung
mitutrten uer0en. Qiihlipeider, mie.
oerbolter 8erfmlf g8ieocrDerion0t
mo 3uriidbaItung Der @ebratds.
artifel bonn glortte wer0en ais
Mituriahen Der aegenportiBsn I'M
lotitrli6en 8reisftcgertng dn9eie-
ben. 9as neutrality-suspicious. iii
ni6t in Der Gage, ieit3uitellcn, Oh
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9oben, Sic M1rftporrdte at 8idpr-
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The sun., 1917-10-17
COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Halfway Problems Considered by
National Association.

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.--The National
Association Of Railway Commissioners
began its annual meeting here to-day to
continue until Saturday. In welcoming
the delegates Chairman Hall OF the In
terstate Commerce Commission said:
There Is need OF greater cooperation
between the State and Federal regula- =
tory bodies. and this meeting can pre-
pare a way for such cooperation. We
must consider the needs of the ship
pers carriers and the public, not their
desires, and the needs Of the country at
war"
Chairman Hall referred to the power
granted to the President by Congress tn
commander the railroads for military
purposes IL necessary, and said he was
glad to point out that the railroads had
cooperated In so patriotic manner
that It had not been necessary for the
Government to take charge.
President Max Thalen Of California,
addressing the commissioners. who rep.
resent thirty-one States. said the rail-
road problem In the United States has
moved permanently beyond the owner
ship and operation Of the railroads as
disconnected entities by private COM
panies
"The issue now and hereafter" he
declared. 'is an issue between consoli-
dated operation of our railroads In pri-
vate ownership and their unified opera
tion directly by the Government through
Government ownership"
The sun., 1917-10-17
PATRIOTIC KELTYS
PRAISED BY WILSON.
Father Of S Volunteers Gets
Letter From, President.

Vincent Kelly. 234 Academy street.
Jersey City. a yardmaster in the New
York Central yards. is the proudest man
In New Jersey. Not only has he five
sons In the service of Uncle Sam but he
has Just received a personal letter from
President Wilson felicitating him on the
patriotism of his family. The letter fol-
lows
"My DEAR Mn. KELrr: want to give
myself the pleasure Of telling you how
gratifying and heartening It Is to have
brought to my attention such an inspir-
ing example as that set by your five
boys. with all Of them under arms in the
service of the Government.
you may we'll he proud OF such a
record. and I warmly congratulate you
on the fine spirit you and they have ex-
hibited. Cordially and sincerely yours,
WOODROW WILSON"
This letter came as a surprise to
Kelly. who did not know that Sheriff
Kinkead had written to Secretary Tum-
ulty telling him OF the five fighting
ketys. The soldier and sailor sons are
Frank. rs. who is aboard the u. s. 8.
Missouri; Charles. 20, and George. II.
both at the Newport Or. I) Naval
Training Station Warren. 10, on the u.
8. s. North Dakota, and John. II. will,
the Fourth New Jersey Re<iment. now
in camp at Admission. Ala. Three OF the
boys are OF draft age, but all volunteered
for service.
The sun., 1917-10-17
RUBBER FOR HOSPITAL.
Not Intended for Germau.. sa..
I.agcrlOf; Gold for Self,

At his home In Weehawken last night
Mr. Laserlof admitted that the British
searching officers had found the rubber
gloves and nipples in his baggage. but
denied that they had been hidden away
IN his clothing or that he had intended
sending the rubber 10 Germany
II had the rubber In my trunk along
with my clothes.' he said, but I made
no attempt to hide II. II was not IN
tended for Germany and ] did not have
any intention of doing business with
Germans. The rubber gloves and nipples
were intended as n gift to Swedish
hospital in Stockholm.
"On previous trips I had taken rub
Der hospital goods into Sweden in the
same manner and sold them to Swedish
hospitals. On this trip | was going
principally because of the fact that my
mother was about to celebrate her
seventyifth birthday. and in honor of
that celebration ! intended to give the
rubber gloves and nipples to the hos
pital,"
Mr.. I.agerlof also said that he had
taken up the question OF his rubber and
gold with the state Department at
Washington and that he expects the en-
tire matter to be speedily cleared up.
The gold Mr.. Lagerlof declared he took
with him to Sweden because of tho dif-
ference In the rate Of exchange between
that country and the United States and
because he wished to be supplied with
plenty of funds.
The sun., 1917-10-17
HYDROPLANE LOOPS
LOOP FOR FIRST TIME.
Laurence Sperry Does Stun,
OVer Maseic, L. I.

MAsriC. l.. l., Oct. l6.-For the first
time In history a hydroplane has looped
the loop. The feat was accomplished
here this morning 5000 feet up over the
hangers Of Aerial Coast Patrol Unit No.
3 by Lawrence s'perry. whose father IL
the inventor of the gyroscopic stabilizer
for aeroplanes.
Flyers and scientists have agreed that
because OF the dead weight OF the boa {
hull such stunt flying in a hydroplane
would be impossible. But members OF
Unit No. 3. wealthy young men who
quit college and business when war was
declared and have since been preparing
to serve their country In the air, are
ready to make affidavit that II isn't.
Sperry In flying north from his own
station at Amityville. where he has been
experimenting with hydroplanes as q
member of the aviation section of the
Naval Reserve. met with an accident
VIXEN over Mastic. lie descended and
Louis Batz. an expert mechanician from
the Curtiss factory at iammondsport.
y. Y, repaired the leak that had de-
yeloped IN "A water pipe The Naval Re-
serve flyer. looking over the machines
used by the unit In practice. WAS in
formed that one In particular was a
wonderful climber. lie tried II out and
while in the air Topped II upside down.
flying In that position for quarter mile.