TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
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ATKINSON, Neb., February g, 19l7.

Atkinson, Neb, February %, 1917
- r. d i eoIs'l - : W n we're e%I . have ave- war with Germany, i President Wilson
. .ssssss 4 5g Germany GansIe aar 9 seems as'f q 3 inevitable vMHa 4Sm The pres president holds thai
WI 50 seas 3 must be- x upheld snes e al costs against Germany For over two
YEN A prevented as any and 4 In American and al neutral ships from landing
E. ssrg ssaEa Ri d9n 1awa %r : zone, s wae6 ships /" could oI u only sail Ia 1t their
en- Sssde u P great eT BdPsin snes rh ben Sih e ABOUT aSoat Germany = IT through ru Nv which fGa
shi Rar would aad 5as e ~ 2 o usas shp n loaded Si with aaeH nou. cont 1t dssd- freight
81 German h harb9rs ws ees- SEIZED and sgiP PBt 10 y ao snsps Of sal lspHm "a nf tradel
R 6fams shrI i part might reach Germany were likewise wholly r in part
s ssppp . . allowed snTsd ibs y England pra e discharge sdn aaG freight and land passengers i
V w 81" entirely rely killed and this means Billions q dollars; For . Amer
& 1 gasss rs ds. srs@ = and es saspeS ~ 1 : nonrup S retention = r. eonfseaaoS Of
naTpo1 Y IN 4s1sn W. ande,ed wia5bopgt an o1tcrv' n government making
ga timely phnmd, but feeble protests. that were either entirely ignored
y England q . aneognp FnnIsaEs , and saus ny s answered o@e s Pussyf0o sssdr pd
merely ns @.r msmsd r sgasnsT u 1n tbrsatsp eS'f B gn re- Rsg them ons s loseap s ] ereaa
nation. a a consequences to these British outrages and our governments
Ansdcaas lad g gms " and did abandon ~ attempts 70 trade With
declaring the seas adjacent to the coasts Of the allies q war zone in which
nsass rails from from 1 feeding ding England msp j England kept them from feeding Ger
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ts EnglIsh s coast Or get Essa hurt ts Just aE.I as Engia az b @ade ,osbad stay ~ Away Sag. from
- svod trouble all we have to DO is to sta. away from England, 3 Eng
saH IT dignity and honor e let England have her way with impunity
nssrnatlonal law, i may bs remarked here that England started her
means q winning, whereas Germany only now retaiated to save The
v or q threatening i from that EagIsh policy: For us 70 threaten war t.
nd impartial American lives viii only be lost, # we persist in our trade
= s1a assa sss G ssg wou and aaD persisted 6ste iG Is CARVING ! y mad on '4 eog@er On vi n Ssa
asaess : 1t y e sa neosssary rt TO- go to ". war F to yndica as o. 9 = rights; let US - make
partial n word and deed Both may need q lesson IF We go 70 war
1haE tzaae between his neutral country and ! beIigerent must not BE-
sssRSs R . y y Legal trsais, Re sss Illegal SoeE cd ," # he = high y se as
81 esssses meaning q SMaa death amtri and r destruction tst aaa TO- g "a al'a and neutral e saa SHIPS SHIPS Ct Chat {
s sssssS 4 Is THIS 9s I'll f66e less lesson afs We " would aSs s care t. 1s teach 81 Z IL 7 By eG an
1880 81 3 81 ony against : nation. which t. Gn fdad9g TO IN ~. I bt III sa5alelr
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