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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04

gel, ertDarb, begnim Gottoretti Die
2anofarte BON @isconiin 81 Itit0ie-
rem. Inn Racitle, bic Seimot Der Dlit.
def Mloters GonlpanD, ou tiuoen.
@r tpollte Die 6obrtf beliifen uro
NIT Stgenieltr Bate ipre6en.
@S mar cine l1nge &eiie, aber Ga
toretti fam no9 Der Dtttdea 3a6rif.
Seine aonieren5eu NIT 8rdfoent
6rten0, 8i8epr1iiOent 8ute, Snles-
Wlonoger 3nini9 ltno onoeren 81,
amten md9tet ben @inorllf, 0aB
@attoretti Die ungebeliren Sduieri9-
teiten, Die bon Der 9nt1tr Der Ser.
tpenouttg bon alttomobiLen in Boil.
bia in ben 8eg gelegt nerben, titt
fiir9tet itno OaB er Die g2tt6el Gar,
Die ben @e9 na6 Dem Siticaca see
mod)te, ben ~goter Der automobile"
in 8olinia mamie, uno 0dB en- ale
4litos importieren mill, Die er be-
fommet fam, 6d er Der 4niift lit,
0aB 0as @el1dtt IN Su0dmerltd IN
4%utonto6ilen in Sidt lit.
0G8 mar gnr5 natitrli6 fir mid
elm Sreln0 0es autpmobil8 at Der.
Ben, nadOem i9 cine reide @rfab
r1tng NIT benz 6abrrao entlang Der
Qnoreanii6en ailTte gelammeIt bat
te." iagte Serr Gnttoretti in &acine.
Ais StaIiener gelnng e$ mir, bic
&ertretrng Der Stat 8u betommen
uro Dann fam Die Ntit6eq. Qld
bate i9 oos Slid, ooS erite 2oIts
auto nod 9olibia 81 brtngen.
Ser natiirlide 6orti6rit 8oli-
bios lit Elm Offences Bud. ltnterneb-
mungsgeiIt uno Der 8unI6, ale
6t1loerniiie at itberninoett, bon &c.
men oo8 Soft in oen 8ereiniqten
5touten feline gl6nltng bot, ner0en
golipia iebr bdlo 8u einern .borteiI-
boften Morft MAIDEN, u10 id boffe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Die BORT Gar.
Die fuitHOrrbare Sdbigfcit bieIer
Gar, lire @eidminbistcit
raid 81 crb66en.

8terabLin6rige Cars ioer6et i'm,
nter tpe9en ibrer 61biqfeit aebrie.
fen lire @eidninoigteit in elmer
tDit3i9en 3ettipannG ~beoatten6 al
erboben. W3nn lit i'm Mgemeiner
Der anitdt, onB beipieIspeiie eine
Ie685plinbri9e Gar elmer ioIden mil
n1tr 4 3%pltnoern be0etteno iiberIeaen
lit. Isle irrtitm[im cine 6erortiqe
anidoltititg lift, tptrbe tiir3Iid ourf
eiitem 8eriud betpteien, Der in Der
arena Der 2elnno Gtonforb timber.
iitdt 3Dii9en elmer bierabIinorigen
Sort Gar 11no elmer anoeren bier8p.
lin0rigen Ntoldtne obgebolten nur.
Dc, IN Incident Die 9prt iiber ibren
Ribalet in elmer 8ettfabrt, mel6e
BON Stono olts unternom1l1en MUIR
De unb ii6 iiber 100 garoS erItredte,
unbeItrittener Gieger bIie6.
Dies lit a~Iler0irgs cine 2eittnq,
Die nidt bon ie0er bier5Dlin6riqen
Gar pieoerbolt mer0en fann; e8
,nirnmt 6ofiir i6on cine Sort, Sic
rpegen 0teier limo bielen on6eren
8or5iige bereits riibmli6ft befannt
lit. Die 9ort Gar lit ni6t MIR Elm
@}uiter Der o1tsge3eidnetiten 2etItun-
gen, ionoern bat iif aud 6ur6
i9re gefdIigen 6ornen un6 bod.
elegdnte a~u8ltntt1tng, IotDie 6urd
Die 8equemIi6feit Die lte ben GaiIa.
gieren liefert bereits einen sablrei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Die redbfe 1lIeGisin
fir Gas Sriibiabr!
grinst S9ueu SIRE Stride,
gsiHaGe ieSe &eriOn benStiet i'm
5riBiabr cine 8lnts nuO
NerDeuitGrtnug.
gabOmere Sabletten beieitigcn SaF
matte, miiOe @sfiibl nnb ge6en
S9nen Siren 2e6eWsa
mint iuie6er,
xebcusfrenbe nnb s@dtigfcit

gSGbreno oeg langen 8interS
innunelte S6r aorper @ifte oltf.
STE Iitten on 8eritopfung uno ntd
an llnnerbaulihfeit. Sybre gtteren
arbeiteten niht ridttg. Sic batten
beftige grfQlttngeu uro S5br gdn3es
GbItem mar bon BON &atarrb. Ga
Grippe berringerte ebenfoqS SIRE
&ioerltqnosf6bigfeit. sic bottcn
niid] nidt geriigen0 friide 9uft. Sie
aberdBen fib uno Iebten 1ltd ionlt
nit8i9peifeno, un0 I'M 5riibjabr,
iDenn Gle am frdftigIten fem ioGs
ten iino tic mii0e ltrt6 abqeipmnt
nfo boiler 2eioen -obne gnergic
ooer Gbreei5. Oft nltnoern Sic Iidb
Do 0as 2ebet ~iiberbarpt oe8 2ebens
tpert lit.
@ir er5dblen S9nen bon ocn
GaOonene Eabletten, bod miro So
fen EN- ooer 3Dei 8otete 0erielben
beOettctt0 meBr lebren 1tno 3aigen
tnie sic getrattigt mo fDioeritan0Sa
f1big iueroen f0nuen.
Die Spmptome iugeu S6nen, bob
6ie eine 8onic gcbrmt6en-eire
Sriibjdbrstonic ltn6 Gaoomcne "a
bletteu biIoen cine utrilbertreffIide
Comic. 8eadtet Oies. Bite ot6
at beoeuteiL oaB goIfo6oliihe 20.
nies4 idledte @eilmittel iin6. Die
s8eltnnoteile Der gaoomene 3ablet.
ten beIfen Shrem Spitem uu0 tar
ten oo8fe[be biz Die g}atir Ictbit int
Stmoe lit. Die nadteiligen 8irtln.
gen ST beieiti9an itno Sic tart
mo freuoig ma6t. 8ertouft IN ar
len lpotbeten in berIiegelten Il6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04

Den So6rif8foften eriporten.
0ieieIben idIieBen elm
81 beiOnbere Ser6efiermgen-
100 8eraent lteberfraft-
"a Ber5ent ueiterer 9nrns.
Der @r1tno 0afiir lift f%oIgen6er: SsSobn
IS. 8ote baute uro itattete oieIe Mo.
oeQanIoge CUR ipariamen Serife[1tng
oieier einen &bpe beion6ers aus. @r
6aI6ierte Die 6abrit5unfoiten. CT bout
oieIe Gar fir beoelttetlo peniger, als
onoere IS Inn t0nnen.
9ieie Griporni8 fonurt Sen @rtro8
5ngute. @riten8, Sbnen cine Gar fitr
2~ebens8eit 3u geben. 8nettenS, Sbneu
einet b~ouitan0tge Gar al ge6en. Grit
tens, Sbnen elm 81tnoer bon S60nbeit
ttno Gurus 5l qeben.
Sebt Die ReiuItate. Sebt tuiebieI
mebr Sbnen eine Mithea Gar bietet,
ol8 cine nroere. G5 miro sic fitr
Die Mit6eu qetpinnen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
pie Seppelte starke

0en groBten 8cr3ug ie6od biloet ore
6oppelte 6tdrfe ie0es &oltptteiIes.
9ieie Iteberitdrte betrug friiber so
8er5ent. 8dbre1o Der lester orci
Sabre bergr6Berten mir oieie ie6o1 bis
ouf 100 Ber3ent.
lteber 440 Seile tper6ett iest dig
~aebdrtetern StabG eemodt. @iele GeiIe
peiien beoeutenbe l1ebergroBe niif.
Start eebrattdte SeiIe peroet aus
Chrome unaot1tm bereeiteat.
8tr bd1tet cine Gar fir 2ebensSeit.
Cine Gar, bic auf 100000 Naeilet
9tenit a~itsgepriift lit.
&eine ein5ige Springfeoer brad -
nidt cine ein8ige 8ate gonttleber
Sprtngfeoer felt oieIe Starndro
n%tlgeront1tet toltroe.
Gonmt uno iebt 6teie Cars JEST.
@itdsI GOtprs Complain, Suc.
Racine, isis, Il g. u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
utc&etts6 efek POM
baMs ~miSerrmfcn!

2incoln, 4. MpriI. 2as Sons
Der 2e%gislatlr bot oie $rumblt
8iu nit 70 gegen 10 Stimmen on.
genommen, Die Dos Nlodetts@ eIet
~iuioerruft, nonn6 frenipraGiger
l1nterridt IN ben 8oLf8i4uIen elm.
gefibrt per0en fam. Die Is ma.
deren Mduner, Die gegen Die Grlim-
bic 8ioerrltf1ungs8 orlage ~Itimrnten
8enL, 8ebrens, Qoriep,
@reennalt, 9orpor6, aeeqatt, Smut
8en, aod, McQaiTter, N1iner. M1tr-
tep. gteff, &eifenratb, 9tidaro uno
Segelte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Die iie6ttarert Grtras

8eodtet Die 81 gerbeier1tngen, ote
ottoeren Cars beinobe bouitdn0ig az.
geben. 8erbeliernr9en ipie cine Strait.
putlpe, 18rimer@ on1 Snitrumentetts
brett, %orebbore Sdeinperfer, nftD. Seoe
ein5eIne 6iefer 81 8erbeiIertungen tpiro
SbAert 6efoIIen erregerl
8enhtet oie beion0ere Sd0rBeit. Bir
erb0bter bieies Sabr Die aitslagen fir
Gbfertigung, @ufpoIiteruttg tu1o Mug-
idmiidling UNI "a 8eraett 0ieier
8etro9 miro 6ttrh uriere reite &nroIie.
RE abteil1ng, ole mir oieies Syobr er4
0ffneten, eripart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04

Serr s.. S. McDedrntoii. eilt Ell
fabrener @el9dftsmatttt rrO tildti.
ger aenner Der Observation-Disclosures
lit ser Setter oieies neuer ~llttterneb.
mems. Die rleltet @cihdffsf uno|
8erfaufsrdume befinoen iid I'M Mfs
bait oes Sobn Deere Gebdlioes, an
10. unO SotDaro 5trnBe. &err Me
0edrmol1, Der NIT ben gr0Btait Mlo-
tor Gar @eieqi9dftet 0es 2aii0es
geiddftlid lit 8erbinointg itallo,
muB ols 5odmonlt erItet Gdfges
be3ei9tet iperDen uno miro Der Nai9
Gales COMPANY Sfpeife[los Sit aros
Zen gei9dftLihen Grfolgen berneL
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
MnS Sem etaate yeebrasfaI

35. Situng Der 2egisIotitr, obne
&itfitft oitf 9ortet5useb0rigteit lin
ieren &relidtpi1r 81 unierem 2at0e
urto unierem Br1iioenten.
@ir itnb itol3, onB bic @bre, ben
8rGfioent in oieier trttii6en geriooe
IN Der gr0Bten aIler Iegislatiben
&6rperi4aftal benz Senot Der Ser.
Stonten, 81 bertreter, auf einen aus
ge8ei4neten gtebrosfaer gefalen 1T:
Senator Gilbert so. &itdcod.
8tr b%erpfG1t0en Gebrasto8 MeGn.
rer uno SilfsqueIlen 5u Dem gn6e,
oaB unIeres 2on0eS @bre mfredt er.
bolten uno fem 4nieben unbertlei-
merit beiteben bleibt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
NfarlptN Garg lperben tenrer.

9te itetig un6 ropi6 iteigenDett
8reiie fit HobmatertaIien aler 9[rt
baben Die Motor Gales Corporation
ge3tD1neen, cine feline &rei8erb0-
hung eintretel al IaiieL Inn o1f
lire 8e9mtng ST tommeu, obne o6er
Die 9uolit1t Der Gar ielblt olt9 nrtr
I'M geringiten 81 berminoerL Die
Brei8erb6bung, lpeI6e an 1. M1ai in
&roft tritt, betrdgt Die S1tmme bon
$50 fir &oooTter un0 3ouring Gar
Mo6eI1e. 8ieS lit nod Ole geringite
8reiSerbobung, tpelde I'M 41ttono.
btIrtartt ~eingetreten lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
@eaen georDfnna @iIiong uer6aftst

GorfoIf, A. g(pril. Srtpu
Sdlnetter, Elm i1tnger oelrtider 8or.
mer bon Meooop @rooe, Der titrs.
LID berbaftet pltr6e, neil er Die
0robung o1tggeitoBen baben Ioa, i'm
Safe zines 4rie9es 5mii6en 8eutifJa
luro un0 ben Ser. StoatetL, 8rGii.
bent BiIion totem ST. moIen, tpttroe
eeItern nadmittae bonn 8un0esfoms
mtiidr berb0rt. Sein 4ro5eB pitroc
ouf ben t2. g(pril ongeiebt. Sn-
alpiiden befinoet en- iif gegeu $500
8irgidnft ouf freiem SUB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Nene 6ei66ftsrdmlite
Scr Naib Sales Co.,

9ie gtni9 Gales Company mnGi
hermit Die Gr0ffmtng ibrrr netietl
@ei6Gt8rGlmIi9feiten befdrut. 9ie.
fe fSirn1a bat int Omaha Eerrito-
RUM Die Gertretltng Der Golb DO
tors Gompunp in &enoibd, ISIS,
pelde Die riibmli6 betannten Seffe.
rD 2urltso11tomobile, iotpie dltf Die
Sefferp Sr11fs ooer 4utotaitpagen
beritellert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04

den 5rernbesfreis ~ertDorben Der fidj
aulebenos berar0Bert.
8ie 9ort gar miro i'm Omaha
|Serritoriltm bon Der SooSer.@ ers.
pdfer Motor 60, 2211.13 anr.
mani Ctr, bertmift. &crr @erspo-
der, Dem Die eigentli9e @ei91fts.
leitltng l~tnterltelt it, lit itetS gerne
bereit, ebentltea interefierte Gerio.
men ourb cine 8robefohrt bon ben
8or5iigen oieier eritflailigen Gar at
~iiberdeltgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
g8n6[ansfna in GnInmhna-

Columbus, a. april. - Sronf
aerienbrod, Der bon bei6en garteiett
aufgeiteIlt man, lit ser neitc 8ilrger.
meiiter. Die nelten Stootrdte ifn6:
@oOfraD 5riihoIa erite @orO; Ism.
&Irtb, 8ipeite 8nr6; g, @. Gun.
ningbam brittle Borb ltn6 Nlorf
&atbburn, bierte 8nr6. yn oen
S6ulrot fpl1r0m ertpGbIt Carl Sra.
mer, Daoe 8op6, Otto Summer
unO Srouf Rll6nt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Sowcbl N16nner
wie Srameft

2ei6en an 3iifenidner3en, Sdn1er-
5en IN Den 9feren luto 9Iaienreginz
mem &opfidmer5en, Shpm0cL
onfoqeit. 8etribirng un0 DtIIcn
mnrEbmnl uidlt Die l1riahe oes Sci
6ens. l~leberInbenc gderen berllrfos
den niele 9eioer ltno ioQten nidlt
beriIodloiiigt nerocn. lleberIo0ene
Rieren iino gefdbrIider nIs 9orttei-
biafeit. Nehmt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Grhalten nrne ,En6nc.

gorf. A. 4pril. Gas biefiee
5rouen Neutrality-suspicious. nlafte
geitern Der bieiigen 9ou1pognie 90
BON Der 9tebrosfo 9}ntionalqoroe eli
ne neue 6nbne gum @eidetf. Sod
Der feierIid)en lIe6ergo6e trut Die
aonpaenie ole Relic nod @rano
SsInno an, mo ite ole Burlington
8nbn 81 bemoder bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Ams Sen Pancn
Scr 6cieS9ebmno!

Ser Sennt bat ben 8eri6t fir &e.
geln ongenommen, lpona6 Senator
Somea bon omaha. Der ntft I'M 8e.
Iib ieiner bolleng lift,
iein aut bebuItcn bart.
Der 8eidluB nuroe nit 10 ae9en
7 Stimmen mgeuontmett. Ser 6e-
nat fublte ftd auBer 6tanoe, IN
Der Code nnoers 8u banoeln
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Stcrs Gefeicrtes Bc&s
Bier

an 3abf unS in SIai6en ON unO
mad Dem 9. &priI. Sect lit es 3eif,
etuige aiiten oieies feinen oIten @e.
trdnfes 81 ellen. Salt iid Guf
unbeitiumte 3eiten rn6 oieut ipoter
afs cine beliebte 9epirtung. Sele.
pbonicrt an ehos. StorS, gscbiter
1860. 8rnnlpteite A~hlieierlns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Stcr5 berlbmtes Bod
Bier

Dies TT Elm 0}eiltergetrduf un6 Be.
ionoers geeignet, IN Sbrem aeler
oufgebo6en at per6en. @Iter ber.
beiiert e.. 8eri1unt nif)t, einet
Gorrat ein5ulegen. Ge(epbouiert an
Gbns. Stora 8ebiter 1860.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
&laIgTIEIE.:II5E

pnn SIR iofort BON Gurem 2eioen
befreit rnO geiunO lem Doat &eine
Shmer5en mebr nod DEM urinie-
rem, nie Bremen mto onoere 8e.
ihmeroeu. 8nlmport SnbIetten be.
ieitigen Die eH~t8iinoung, forOern
nornIale s~u5ideiOuns; es eibt feline
before MeeiSiH.
Sur 9ierenleSen.
Sou ala Grn9fpltea nertaRit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
5wei @rSkett

RitheII-ei cine geranmige, z.
gaiiasier Sedicr, nut 127 3oa
6aO6afs nub 6Odentlpifeltem As
$. IS. MotDr.
Greig $t460 |. o. b. Racine.
IitdeIG Snnior-e cine 5.
8ahagier 5edier, gIcide gnsfib.
RING, NIT 1870 3pa 3anbaiis nnS
40 $. S. @utDr. Stpffplben Il
3pn enger.
greis $3.50 |. .. &. Gacine.
In6 iefs berlfie6ene gcIdIpTcne
nnh berdnOerte aurpFerien, fupic
neitett Stub Ruaoiter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Ee0isl1tllr uebrask0s
crneMcrt GrcMci6!
CerpfanSet Scm 8rdFbcntcn See
Staates Mnnnbeit AnS
Silfsqnellcn.

2trnoln, gaeb., A. aprtl. 8eiOe
9duier Der 2egisLatIr nabn1en ges
j fern bic folgenoe 8eioIution ein1tims
mig an:
0Su 6ieIer 3ett Ser nottonolen
ariie erlieitern mir, MitglieOer Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04

Sc gtbt MIR cir vgromD EHfnfHe"
lin bn5 edie 5t er6alieu berlanQe man es
nab ieinem Doaen gSaucn. 2aratibc 8rnmo
GatHine. Wlnn Oerit6ere fm Der tlnterIhrtft
bon Y %. grobe. IS furieut cine gridItina
IN einem IGge. 25c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04

es an erLeberL OnB cine eonae Menge
BON @litheG Cars Die aroen ilber.
tuinoeit tDiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
8a6fen in Gebrasfa.

@eitern fonoen IN bielen StGoten
0es Staate8 8oblen Itott. Sir brin.
gen bierHtit Die gtnmen Der e~in5elnen
Sta0te iotDie Der erpdblten 8llrger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
BMnGcrte BON Grtras

Ole g}tthea ber6ient ibrer bielen
Grtros tpegen Sbre 8ebor5ugltng.
0ieie Grtra8 an 0en o~ie8idbri9en
Cars tperoen ull8 100000 foIten.
Sbuen toiteu ite ni6ts, 0n mir es ON
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
21od1 immer ertraarok

8ieie fleinere Gar lit ui3t gcpfnidt.
8eoftet hire 2Gnge mo Strait i'm Ser.
gleih 81 on0eren Cars.
Sic bat bieiefbe lteberItGrfe als 6te
9roBe Gar, oertie(ben Gurus ur6 Bel.
nabe oieieIben gttrns. Sic iiebt tpie
Die eroBe Gar aus, MIR 7 Sol Der.
titr5t.
gtte 5uoor inben sic ioI6en 8ert IN
elmer eritftnifigen Gar. Sie miro Sbnen
Die ridtige 8orItellltng Ger Mitdea
8irtiamfeit aeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-04
Fine Mitchell neuer Crosse
bietet uberraschende Werte -- Sent desc Mitchell Junior
1nittea stanearSs- tnihben neberorobs nS beina6e aas 1rih9en
GEras in elmer ecrdnmssn 40 perSckrdf, $115O se0fr

Sobn g. 8nte, unier GROCER 5af-
beritdn0iger bemerft nadftebenoes iber
erittloiiige Cars:
Cine 7 9aiiagiere Gar muB Tim ge-
rduunig at iein BON Qdie gu gl6ie 1877
Bon lang iein urto nrtB, nm alien ans
foroerunaen 8u entipraden, nit einem
as @B Notor oit8eeitattet iein. 9ie
groBe WitaeG miro mad 1~4-i1brigen
&eriuden mad Oieien Brin8ipien ge.
bout.
Cine 5 EoIiagier Gar 1T Ieinen Gtts
goben oendB eberlio gerGltnig nit elmer
~9tahboii8 bon 100 3oG uno Elm 40 $50
N1otor geniigt.
Sir oteies Sabr Iduf er 6te MitdeG
Sltnior-etne fleinere Mitdeq Se68-
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-09
MAY CLOSE MAILS
TO THE DISLOYAL

Washington, Sept. S7.-Closing the
mails to disloyal citizens is under
consideration by the postoffice de-
partment, and the department of
justice as another step in the gov
ernment's campaign to wipe out dis
loyalty and sedition.
The subject was discussed today by
William H. Lamar, solicitor of the
postoffice department and William c.
Fits, assistant attorney general. The
two officials will hold further con-
ferences before a decision finally is
reached.
Should it be decided to close the
mails to disloyal citizens and others
suspected of disloyalty. the action
would not be confined to passage of
printed matter through the mails, but
include correspondence of all sorts.
Activity on other phases of the
campaign to suppress anti-war move
ments continued today unabated. In
vestigation of the mass of docu-
ments taken by government agents in
raids upon /. w. w. offices has re-
suited it was said, in many interest
ing disclosures for presentation to
federal grand juries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-09
IND|CT MAYOR
Of {. ST LOUIS
GRAND JURY SCORES THE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE AFTER FORMALLY
CHARGING HIM WITH NAL
FEASANCE IN OFFICE.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Belleville, Illinois, Sept. s.-Mayor
Holman of East st. Louis, indicted
on charge of malfeasance in office.
Indictment charges that at time re-
cent race riots in East st. Louis. the
mayor failed to call on the sheriff and
governor for assistance il preserving
order as soon as he should have dom.
The grand jury report said that
mayor Holman must be judged by
his actions as proven by the evidence,
and that all-abiding citizens and in
dustries, and responsible laboring
men, should unite in demanding the
resignation of the mayor, as the
greatest good he can do to the city"
The mayors secretary was also one
of the indicted on charge of con-
spiracy, in that he ordered the police
and militia "to destroy cameras, pre-
venting moving picture men from
photographirz "a snobs-"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-09
Stars From ~. ..
Shine I'm New Firs11amenf
at tire Aero Station Here

aquatic honors as we'll as flying.
Member of the Illinois Athletic Club,
fancy diver, and all round swimmer.
Eddie" Nugent professional boxer
and considered one of the best mid
die weights in the country. Champion
of New York State. He was recently
seen in action in Pensacola at the
opening of the K. of c. gym. He win
have charge of boxing at the yard
and will give free instructions. Be-
ginning Tuesday night, champions
will be developed from each class,
featherweight, light, welter, middle,
and heavy weights.
Mcleod, of San Diego a master of
the mitts, of the welter class. Has
appeared in many matches in San
Francisco, and won a name for him
self In the ring.
Sandell, of New York, also comes
in for honors in the welter class, hav-
ing attained prominence in boxing cir
cles in the Empire state.
Merrill, a professional baseball
player of the West and Middle West.
Has been playing since 1910, and
joined the navy, leaving the Texas
League for the service of his country.
Bahr, of the South Atlantic and
Virginia league, and crack third
baseman.
"Buck" Carpenter, professional
baseball player from Grand Rapids,
Won distinction on the Dayton,
team.
Muldrow, famous athlete and Mara
thon runner, distance l to "a miles.
Two Seattle athletes. Simpson and
Henderson, hold similar records, both
being swimmers and jumpers of note.
Both make the same mark for the
high jump, standing doing 5 feet 8
inches.
K. C. Harper is another of the
track men at the station, and was
seen in action at the Labor Day pic
mic at Palmetto Beach when he and
Smith won the 200-yard relay dash,
each doing 100 yards. He also car
ried off the honors in the broad jump.
Holiday, football star of the Texas
A. &. NJ and is considered one of the
best punters in the country.
Smith. of Georgia Tech football
squad and track man. Held pole
vault record while at Georgia Tech.
"Red' Eastwood is another Texas
A. & M. star who is looking for other
worlds to conquer, having won fame
in foot ball and baseball at the
Texas college.
Many more are numbered among
the lists of airmen studying at the
school here, many more of equal
prominence who will demonstrate
their ability on the new athletic field
which will be constructed at the sta
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-09
81 ACCEPTED
FOR THE ARMY
GOOD PROGRESS MADE BY LO-
CAL BOARD - TWENTY -FOUR
THOSE ACCEPTED MADE EX-
EMPTION CLAIM.

Of the seventy-four men examined
for service in the national army yes
terday, ST were accepted, and of those
accepted physically "a claimed ex-
emution, These claims will be passed
upon by the local board as soon as
the examinations are complete, and
will then be reviewed by the appeal
board.
Following is the list of those who
passed Yesterday:
Arthur Kerr. Will Barge, Frank
Walker, Jenkin Jones, C. A. Davis,
Vincent Sillie, l. H. Tally, Chas. Nc
Even, Raymond H. Anderson, Will
Reddick, A. Med. Meyer, Oscar Pen
der, E.. r. Robinson, Willie Lee, s.
w. Wallace, w. w. Taylor, l. l..
Livens, E. J White, Alex Walton,
Charley Richardson, German Carron,
Russell Dean, Henry Powell. P.
Brown, Sam McHasland, Ed. Larnel,
w. D. Durant, Mike Lillor, H. NJ.
White, John Todd, Lawrence Wilson,
Leonard Gonzalez, Witt j. Pendleton,
j. J. Norman, j. H. Benson, Willie
Seldom, E. T. Ledkins, O.. C. Cobb,
VIM. Jackson, G.. F. Tanners, A. 7.
Cook, w. r. Alderman, Joseph Wath.
Jim Smith, Tom Hawthorne, w. A.
Pantles, Henry Mandel, w. S. Dun
can, w. d. Silcox, l.. K. Clements,
Lonnie Hurst, Jackson Turner, w. II.
Gillery Nick Joracees, E. M. Lively,
H. A. Franklin, George Stills.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-09
Chief Boatswain Mate Sails
man Commended for Re-
cent Brave Feat.
RESCUES COMRADE
IN PENSACOLA BAY
Cornrade Saved by SALESMAN.
When Latter Suffered
With a Broken Leg !

James SALESMAN, chief boatswain
mate on duty at the aeronautic sta
tlon was commended by Secretary
Daniels yesterday for courage shown
In the rescue of a comrade after a
collision between an aIrplane and a
small boat at the station here on Au-
gust %.
The accident occurred as the air.
plane attempted to alight in the shall.
low water off the beach. The small
boat was some distance off, and eth.
er through error in guaging distance,
or lack of control the airplane crash
ed into the boat. throwing it's occu-
pants into the water, demolishing tha
boat, and injuring the airplane. Sails
man suffered broken leg, but de-
spite his injuries dived several times
to save the life of the coxwain of the
boat, who was in danger of drowning.
Following is the account of the ac-
tion of Secretary of the Navy as told
by the Associated Press:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-09
OPPOSITION
TO PARDONS
PROTEST AGAINST ALLOWING
FEMALES LIBERTY is FILED
WITH GOVERNOR, BUT BOARD
DID NOT CHANGE DECISION.
Tallahassee Bureau,
The Pensacola Journal

Tallahassee, Fla, Sept 8.-A pro-
test has been filed in the Governors
office against granting pardons to
the fallen women held in Escambia
county Jail since the recent raid of
the restricted district there, but the
pardons have been issued and notifi-
cations will be gotten out in due time.
Secretary Bitch said tonight that
these pardons would not be held up.
The board and Governor have taken
the position that the women should
be given a new chance and released
from Jail, and the officials will not
be changed from that position.
The Governors office is tonight
closed, but Secretary Bitch says OBJ
jections to the pardons were made
by persons signing themselves as
The Ministerial Alliance.
They protest against these women
being let loose on society.