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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Reese Ncs ~11rdltccntcn
bitter kritiIicft!

Berlin. z. Il1rd. (Sunfeuberiat)
Die offi5icI[e oelitIde greB @gert-
tltr nerofieutIid)te beltte Den foIgen
BEN 3omnlentar iiber ole ssl1ieuro.
tionsreoc ocs Grdlioerteu @ilion:
gbenobI1tter ereeben iit iibcr Die
&eoe in erbittertem Zone un0 be.
ben herbor, bob nod ben @orten
oes 8r1ii0enten oieier es nit Der
omerifunii6eu Gbre nidt I'M Gin.
Hang brin9eu tonne, oaB amerifd
oui fltr3e 3eit Oen @onoel nut eng.
Iono lino 6ronfreih umterbre1e oaB
er ober lett mebreren Sobren es nit
Der @bre ~ocrtrdglit finoet, iid ben
engliihen 8eieDlen I'LL unterperfen
unO oIen gertebr NIT 6eptiden Sd-
fen ob5ubreden.
Ole 3eitungeu be%ripeilen ouf Die
&atindle. 6aB Der GrGiioeut bereits
felt ldngerer 3eit pnrteiiife 9telttru.
litdt Der umerifoniiden Bolitif eins
geimpft babe, inoem er Der einen
8artei Oos &eft Der ariegsiiibrung
suIprodl. Der unOeren nber onsielbe
nbiproh.
@}an piirOe SEN 8rin5ipien ser
Sumonit1t mebr Rehmung tragen.
Denu 8erionen oaran berbinoert
miiroen iif an 9oro %gefdbr0eter
Sdtffe 81 begeben. i10e1 man iie
redlt8eitig lparnt. anitntt Gbanccn at
nebmen. SoB iie auf bober See &C.
rettet meroen f0uneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
GrleiSet analpoaen Sob.

Ser Gruder G6omus q. gnmpbeG
bon 4poca. so, ruurOe Gienst1g
a6euo nit ieinem BOD an oem Ben
til einer 8obre in eiltert groBen
gnttermilffoB bon 10000 @nIonel
aapa5itdt bilitcr bent @ebauoe Der
Gmoba GoIO 5tDraec 60, s. uno
6ornam CTR. ais Scid}e niigehm.
0cn. Sic 4er5te erfIdren, naB Der
Ioo id)on Dor 0rei Sogen einaetre-
Ten iein mniB. Won ninmt OH.
ooB Der llnglidlihe IN Der 9untel.
6eit ourd elm God int Gedel &c
faqen uno 0anu nit leinem Gode
bGngen gebIie6en 1T, ouf oieie 8ei-
ie einc1 1udlDoden So0 erleiOcnO,
Oa CT iidj aus Ieiner cage uidt
bef1eien founte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

@nIbtngtct I. NtGrd. gon 9to-
bert genoer, Stabsforreniponoent
Der urfteo greB.) Mm erpartet
Stii1tnlthy o1B Der 8rdiioett Den
Maortngiefretdr Daniels initrliiereu
fDtrb. mneritnniide SartbeIsi9iffe 81
betunHner.
&0hfte Nutortt1ten hnben helite
rohmittag oie grflGrlu1g nbgegeben,
oo6 ber BrGiioerrt mlterridtet ruitr-
be, bic 8eFugnis Su baben, Dieies
tim Sit oitrfen.
@Lein nnhoem Dem Mlarineiefre.
tor Der Beridt al gednnaen lit, miro
oerieIbe Die 8efebIshnher Ser Re.
aieraingg.5 diffbnnbeb6r6e 81 go.
ton, 9bilaoeIpbia, Son 6roncisco
ufsr., inItruieren, ollie berfugboren
@eidiibe Siueds 8eftifitna Der
Ghiffe bersugeben.
Ger 8r1TOent bat oieie @ntidei-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
prcbibiticnsbiH i'm
Pams anGenclmmen!
Dit 80 gegen 3 Stimmen hat Dos
Sans Die fuudDeHtrufene &Ors
lGge GngeHOmmeH.

2tncoIn. 7. @tar5. = Die troden.
trodene 8orIoge. ME tie bonn &robi.
6itionsfomitee bei0cr 9aitier di,sge-
arbeitet, nurbe heltte I'M 8au8 mil
so gegen 3 Stimnen o%ilgenommen.
Sour bic 4bgeor0neten 8. G, Sdnei-
Der 1no 5rnnf aeegdn bon Douglas
go1ntD itnD Gif. UtetiieIbnrg aus
Butler Gountp Itimmteu oagegen.
gae nbrigen IiberoIen 0fitgIieoer
oes Sailies ioben DIE g~iubloftgfeit
Der gefdmpfliig Der 8orloge cin
un0 figten iid in ibr SdidinG, cine
Elm 8ort Oes Mtirrens. IS mare ia
bod nuBlnS eelueien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Arenser "aMrik"
l6mft amf cine mine!

4crlin, 7. Mfara. (Gunfenberidt.J
Ser ruIliide geoefte Greu3er
,Hurid" $1,000 Conner groB,
rdnlltc in benz 5inniihen 9leerbuiell
nff cine Mtine uno rpuroe ihper be.
id)aDiQf 70 meloet cine beutige De-
peIde aus Stodbolnt. Die ruiItihe
alomiralit1t beriudte, 0ds benz Sill.
Tilt mieoerfabrene lln5eil eebeim 8ll
haltef. Gas Sdiff, neIdes i'm
sSahre 1906 bonn Stapel gelafien
nur0c un0 cine 9eidsung BON 900
aia1n bat befinoet iid gegentpartio
TN brotherhood 8u aronita0t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
8nrOe fiinfinaI uperirrt.

Ger iiebenidbrige Mlort Brighten.
burg. Sobn bon S. i. grigbterts
burg, Der Dor iehs 8ohen bel eli.
mem autornfoG idJper berIest mir
Be, muBte felt Der 3eit i'm ct.
Soiepb 5oipitul iiinf 6perationen
iiber iid ergeben lniierL miro ieood
iuie0er ~politdnbig bergeitellt mcroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Heit Scr 1iiiliscn
mirS a~msoemmitert!

Gan antonio, Ger. Z. Q}dr8.
2[Ge nod an Der @ren5e befinOi6et
geili5truppen, meIde BON Der leb.
ten @eimberuhmgsor0er nidt betrof.
fen muroen, ettpo 10000 Miann.
neroen an 1. QpriL n~itsgemuitert
peroen, ME bonn arie8somt III
8aibtngton beioblen tporoen lit. Ger
@runo ftr oieie WtnBuobne Iicgt IN
Der Satiafe, ooB Der aongreB Die
4rmeebemiaigunesDorloge htr ibr
gerbleiben an Der @ren5e ni6t oage.
noH1men bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

onfen DerItebru cs betnrntIiM galla
famns, Die mon oernrtisc 6eIte ar
roneteren NUT nno 10 miro iider-
lid aud Der fonimenoe w~1oSfenball
du Sonntag Gin coma fi0elcS @reigs
mis- meroen. Sir Die beIten iulo To-
miihIten Rosfen iperOeu ldolle
Freile musgeiebt tuer6en.
4er lid nlio eiImtnL 70 redIt IN
6as 8ergniigen biuetnitiir5en mo
oif Elm pdnr Stun0en Die oIltdelia
den Sorgen bergeiieu min, beri1lrte
es nidt, ben giasfenbalL ocS aric.
g%erbereinS am fommenoen Sam5tdg
dbenO I'M 9eutiden Souie 5i bciii.
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

@aibingtou 7. @lGrS. 9ns
arieesamt bat beiitr an ale Sle.
gimentsfommonoeure on Der @reil5e
oen 8efebL erloIieu, cine Site bon iC
so Mionn mtf5uiteaen, peldge ais OF.
fiaiere 9ienit leilten fonnei, tpenn
es uotig lem ioate, cine armee bon
100000 0tann nlf3uiteaen. 9inn
botft Oaourh 5000 Gffi5iere er.
langen 81 fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

Dos giuftreutn bon SGos.
nshI in StdlIen nit 3ementfuBbootn
# Hd6ttilig fir jingt G6peiae. Sc
lnnn in Der Ressl nidt 10 bid einoe.
trtut iptrbrr, baB bi. 9iere nifl
iuf Dem taltsn 6nBboben su Ifsqsr
lommen; bic Siren miro aud bdIb
taB uub trdei 70 nebr 5u ertdltuns
gen bel. auF 9ol8boben 1T bic GGs
.emsblffrta ehtr am Blaze. Sim
59Deineitatl nit 3~ement6oben 1T
line rtihli9e Gtro6ffrea bas bette
sinitreumattrial, Obtr mon bat cine
6retttrplattfOrm iiber ben 3emsnt
u lssen. Sir MuilerT6peins nit
5ung.H foIt bas Strob furs Tein; i'm
nnssn StrOb bsrtrishsn ii6 bic 5ers
tI uHb Derbsn bur9 uaadtIam
Jiltisr Isiht sroriidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
SIhRias enft ais sprtaamiHsI.

Seriteaung, Gag,rnng uno Grams
port Don Spreneitoffen bergen itcts
Ihtoere 8efabren, Die ieIbit bel groB.
er Sorgfalt llnaliidsidlle nitt aus.
idlieBen. lleber eitleu perb1tlnismG.
SIG neIen 9prengitoff Der bon Die.
ieu 8efabren .latorHnlen fret lit,
nadt cine 5oGIdriit ~intercIiontc
5~in5elbeiten befannt. " banoelt lidl
I'M bic 9enitbunS fIiiiiieer 9uft 5ur
Seriteailng BON Sprengitoifen. 8ei
mierem alteiten 5prengItoif Dem
Bulber, bate Der Solpeter Die Aitfs
Jabe, 0et sur plotIidjen 8erbrcn.
luug Der aobIe un0 6es SdnpeieIs
HforoerIiden Soneritoff 5u Iiefern.
Dabei fam Der GoIpeter ourd) jeoc
Stibiian3 eriebt Deroen, Die id)uea
oieI Saneritoff Iiefert; oIio aid
Jurd iluiiige emit. 86bren0 Die 0e.
Uobnlid)e 2uft ruti0 20 9ro5ent
Stiditoii entb1It, biret bic fIiiiiigr
Suit 80 8ro3ent merltoif uno er.
]0bt oteieu Soulritoffgcbalt nod bel
Der aufbaulbrung bur1 gcroomp.
4Ing oes Stiditoffes. Man brauht
llio uur einem Ieift brennboren
5toffe ruie beiipidsrpeiic getroIerm
liiitge 9uft Su3lfiibrrn uit0 Elm
-
aelier, !uirfungsboner Sprengitofi lit
Jcfponnen. 9ereifs beim Bou oe6
5implontlueIs urternobm man III
oieier Hthttng 4eriuhe, cher bic
ShDicrigfeit Der 9nnSbobung Der.
)inoerte cine oageinciuere antpen.
oling. 3leie 5htpierigfeitcn iino OH
8rrn0 bon nei,en 8eriufeu ouf ben
iisfaliiden aoltiteinbril9en in &l.
oersoorf nit HbertniGeno ginitiqem
5rfolge iiberrpunben tporoeli. Die
Sprengpatrone efttb1lt trcdenen
5prengitoft cine I1iiduna pom Sic.
ielgur uno 9etroIellnt. Gle tuir0 in
oas gobrIoh eingefiibrt, nne gorbei
reitungeft 3itm 2 ,rergen Getroffen
mo crit oanh - unmittelbnr Dor
Der Climbing - feet man Ore iIai.
iige Slft gu. Gas eidiebt NIT &ilic
.iner 2uftplRrpe uto eirer Qapp.
robrlettung, lIrd Die Die iliiiiiQe
SUIT IN bic 8atrone einaefiibrt miro
gw
Die gor3e manipulation gum ca.
Sen bon oreI 8otroneu erforoert bis
Jun SdlluB cine Minute. Sci Den
f~ii0ers0orier 8eriltdjeu tpar Die
5prengtuirfitng Die gIeihe mie BEL
Dem bisber D~eruenoeten ainnlorr
Sobictt. 5ilr ciien GduB braubte
man einen 2iter iliiiiige Suft. Der
meme 5preugitoff itelt iid3 iontit
mud i'm Qoitenpmlfte iebr biQig.
Der 9ailptiDert Des nellen 8erfob.
rens Iiegt In Der 9atiahe, onf Der
ggpIofoitoff crit unmittel6nr Dor
Dem SduB entitebt. SIiiiiige Gut
an6 Die NIT 8rcnmitoif geliate ga.
rone iino getrprult abioIi,t unge.
idbrlide a0rper; ale ionlt itnoer.
nei0liden gefnbreu bel Der 9eritel.
lung i'm TRANSPORT mo Der Gage.
ruHg oes 5prengitoffcs foIlen fort.
geionoers in ihIngipetteruuiiheren
8ruben uno 9ergperfeu iuirb oos
deue Sprengmittel cine neieniIidle
5%rbobnng Der 8etrie6siiderbeit nit
iih brineelr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
glorO ii 9es @loiuss.

3es Moine ga. Z Mar5. =
gei eiaer Streitgteit ilber Die 3i-
neigllng eincs 9liarhens miir0e Gap
Burger BON sobn 2. @atters. oIias
.rmabout Rile@, in eTner StraBe
Der Gillette nieoeraciholle mo ges
t0tet 7ie @pli8ei iahu0et aiiF Den
9iprorrs Ter eruEor0ctc mar siit
firslim ans oeHf 3adthnIS in eth.
mater, gfinH., entsaHen mnf0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
utter geteran setur6en.

Dtid0eI q. stnfs. Elm 9eteran
bss 8iireerfrieges uno langidbrigar
WeiDOhner Gmnhds, lit geitern IN
leinern Sem, 1916 iil0f. So. Str.
I'M sitter bon So Sabren geitorbel
or hinferIdBt pier G6bne mo orei
E1htgr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Aeinc Prohibition
fir %11tinneicta!

Ct. gdul, Mlinn., Z. g1Gr5.
Gas Observation-Disclosures lebnte bers
te NIT 81 geqeu AS Stinrneu Die
8orlage ob, meld)e beitimmt mar.
Den 5taat Wlinneiota am /. Sanuar
1918 fr1ohentroden ait MAIDEN. in
Dem es beidloB. oieielbe auf unbe=
itimmte 3eit 5triid5uIegen. Sic
8orlaqe mar BON aomitee ginltIg
einberintet fporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
prcbibiticnswabl III
Jctpa am 10. Oktcbcr

Ges Moiues. Sa.. Z Mldra.
Ser 5enat lebtc hcute NIT 30 gegeit
t3 5tt1men oos GdtluH Fitr cine
GoIf5obitlmntmq uber Die annaGme
o0er 8~crDerfuH9 zines Prohibitions
3uloBes our Staatsfonititation auf
Sen Is. Gftober feit Ile gorloge
miro jest Dem Squire eingereidt
mer0ea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Vetrr sdrRhrr nerflnnt 8ahn.

Better Sdrooer hat gegen Die
Burlington 8obn tuegen bes BET Ell.
nent 9abmngliid erfolgten lobe iei-
mes Sobnes 9tormou cine 5do0en.
eriosfIoge in $6be BON $4,000 elm.
qereiht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Sin nuanaens6mer BinS.

0oS idone &etter bat nidt LANCE
angebolteL oenn Omaha bot bor
benz 9li8Soro. Der i'm 8eiten 6es
StdateS tobte. aud nod einen flet-
men 8eiI. tpenn aid nidt ptel, ob.
betommeu. IS fegen beiite nnon-
genebme 8inoe ourf ole StroBen
unO modem oos @eben management
Sir beute nndt lit 5tnee lno foL-
teres @etter propbe3eibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
sdmeineprsiie meiter a~eititasn.

9ettte nadJmittng itiegen Die
Sfweinepreiie logan otf $t455 per
hunoerf 4fmo. 4uh Die &reiie
FIr Rinocr iiR0 hentc beoeuiellO &C.
itieqen Sie befritaeH beite $t1.75
oocr 25r mc6r oIs bic bisherigeH
266ifprciie n CT q gcnjs
brnmicH Shmelie Ipgnr $500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
@llOn wirO bic Sdiffc
jrbt bod brltiiftn!

8df Slctterminiltcr Daniels bcrcits anecruicIcn,
Oic nOtiecn kancncn mtS 1ltmriticn in Be-
reititaft 80 Observation-Disclosures Grcocrp
bat i'm amecbli9 sic ocicblicbc Bcfuenis SUI
seiprcdpcn.-aam 81 Sem D-erbdnomisUcllen
Gntidblmb mad, elmer Bcratiine init Grcecrp,
canTtne Mitc elmer Grlppc BMnSesienatorct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Ghincicn miiHen
TT Gcn Rric0!

91em gorf. 7. MGr5. Der 9afp
yorfer tribune sufolge bat bic Ia
paniiAe Heeierung 0erienigen Chi
ms art 10. 6ebrltar Elm nltimotlut
geffeif. tDonnh China ge5mnngeIl
pirD, itd otf Seiten Der aaiierten
an oem ariege 81 beteiligeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Jonas EcoisIatlir
p~cruirft sic GaSclmno
Rcrpcns n. Gnrtmins

9es Moines, So, z. M6ra.
Eie ii beioe1 Sd1iiern Der 2eaislo.
titr e~ingereifte Reioltttioi1, Dos Ser.
bolten Der bei0en Sen1toren bon
sopd, gunmms tno aennorL of'
feutIih at branomnrfert nltr0e ohne
Eebntte I'M Observation-Disclosures etu.
ftintnrig bertuorfen uro bonn Getoro
0iisgeIoiGt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Gtirht an g-rnnnmnnhrn.

Bic feline Glgd anoerlon, 0ds
5.idbri6c Sodtsrden 0cg @de 6.
1ifa 2oenit Str, p~ofnenocn Che.
padres H1sliliis Anoerion iIt hi
dsDe0nfen 8nipitoL ibren Mfmoen
erfegelI neld)e IS nft IL. Snniiar
hnnouqdrngen ais ibre alei0er in
her gldbe 0es Series 5euer fin.
GER
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
aclb itnN Scbwars
~fcItGc1altcn!

Gnbofct Z. MGr3. Jris aoI6
t1i0 8nns Shnar5, ongeblide oeltt-
lhe @erinfporer Die fi1 nit Der 46.
iift frnget1, bic 8lof 9om Mtltni-
tions giieoerlnge at Iprengen, tDur.
ben berte obne 3uloiiung bon 8iirg-
idnFt ben 8linoes- @roBgeidnorenen
.hberpialen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
9fmfninnsitellnnn froffnef.

Sfu Am0ifor1iim ndhin geiteru
nbegt0 bic %3iu0lfte idbrlide ausiteI.
Eang ihren 4nfang. aae ArtifeIn
nn0 BmiliffeifeM pelde ans Be-
siieiif bergeiteaf neroen foHieb linn
Sat Ngfflepertem WtaBita6e mtsge.
flelIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

&c laaen baden i6Teit llripgaug
iA sHiFs inn 6ebler oerielben
f5dsasa boiler 0as aail3c Her.
afem 1r. SseiIaHe nlad1t Ct
he alita1 BON ldqulerIaen oal-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

Die 9ltmmbeit lit ungefdbrIid
mir. iuenn iie feinen GinfIirB bat;
iobalS iie al @inflitB gelnttgt, iuiro
iie 3ltr Sturferei. lniere 3cit
bietet touieuoe 8eleee 0dfir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

MiBbsrFanbuts. auIIis
ltsr 0btrit Gu einem Goloattn, Der
me Bite Rum ouf BEN Riiden
.rasfl: no bait 8H osnn ben Bum
aer, aera, pObl etHoblen2"
gu aeiehll nsrr O6erf hnbtn
eodl ltl6;s esfost, mir roatn ruhmbt.
stdt risou Niraasonusn.s /,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

Der Gtfomtntrf oler J1rms
0oustiert in ben Der. Sto1ten pirb
luf $685., 100000 geiadBt, ses.n
s6,020,670,000 in 1915.
6aGau. Jraa: .Stst III q
5ersits baIb stp0If aIiO b0afts 3sit,
oaB Dir ua9 5aufe ssbsu. On biit
srft bsute frab Inn 1 llbr aus Der
aHeipe getommsn."
Mnna: raber, liebss ainb, i'd
tanH bod an Elm unb 0tmieIbsn
Gag nidt stDeimaI nod 9duf, fem,
neH!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

Beirut Cub bel einIduTcu oui
bic sxribunsg..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-28

THE FIRST MOVE.

Germany s promise ip r'nruain
Belgium, on certain impossible
conditions. is momeuiuua thing
BY itself. measured according tu
iis terms b rcpr eui- nothing
tangible. The Miles Will nui Tor
a moment entertain iht ih0uehi
Of German uilueue. m AnlWrrr
neither will Oh agree tp CON
mder amy peace plm trudrrel hy
the ilohculollus lrli free tp
exercise their prr.dy Boo tho u
turc. But knowing llmt the ol
fer BY unacceptable and certain o..
meet with emphaiic rejection N,
arc likewise confident chat 90
marks the first rcuimic rnuar-
Eion, 70 bc followed %, olhor-
The note addressed Go lh, rupr
T. more immediately addressed 20
the Germaa people 800 urlcr Go
prepare them for the Thought of
such sacrifice, as muN hc mnir
by way OF atoncmcul The lnrihrr
guarantee given to meet part OF
the Indemnity necessary ior lhr
rehabilitation ot bclmnm d. ni
course prcposterous hui 10 al.o
marks u step toward iull urluoVl
Judgement OF re-pouNhJllt. AMI
comes unexpectedly. paving Che
way for negotiations to Poe cuicrrl
INTO with some prospect o uc
cess.
The reply oG Jm lllr ioda, b.
ihc thunder of artillery Zoo Fhm
ders; the preparation. that arc
beng rushed u America lu thc
end there must bc 900 admissions
of error upon The plrl oi the Cor
inan people as % Whol, lo ihr
spiritual sido of This mighty rou
test is the basis for every pht,ical
consideration ~ n NOT fur th.
generation that ~, hatc bound
ourselves 10 hvht bot tor all com
ing generations. io hc made ,r
cure hy q rev conception cd The
rights Of peoples testified 10 hN q
binding compact between those
nations which still have ihc ca
paclty to understand and lmim~
Ter moral relations
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BAG TWO

Dutch torpedo boat, bay, Shot
down two German acroplanc. pos
the noighborhood of Flushing
The helhgcrent craft were using
Holland IS mir while hcH,lpd for
home after "a rard m Euvlaul.
The Dutch NAV hr few and sub
Ject To invasio bui tbcN arc mot
towards They have q fierce lov,
ct freedom, and are worth, dc-
Scendrnts of Martin Hnrpcrt2oon
van Tromp, the daring admiral
who sailed up the Channel with u
broom az his masthead following
The day he swept the English from
the seas.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-28
THE LAST STRAW.

Ferguson resigned. lie resigned
secretly, hoping against hope llc
resigned IN Order that he might
take his ease TO the people. lie
had about MS much right 90 resign
as the defendm would have IN a
murder trial ~ his SILLY state.
meniS, he all > earned ridiculc and
alienaied friends, Senators Bee.
lmdSpeth and Page declare that
they would have voted for dis
qualification il they had known
what was TO come. senator parr
he says nothing. lrou-mind.d
person. parr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-28
DASHED HOPES.

There is q falling Off in the list
OF ships sunk by German snhna.
rincs. The weekly toll is still a
powerful factor in the war. MANY
OF the vessels sunk carry meccs.
sary supplies. ard the most valu.
able cargo is just as likely 10 90
down as another. LAST week
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INVESTIGATION ASSURED

WASillNGroN. sept 81 A con
ErcsSi"nal Investigation 80 ths charres
by Representative siegim m connrc
ton with the s5ee0o Hefnstorff siu.h
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League to Hr,sr,s'n

NN"NWN 70 E"INTfNITI
Tho Fpwortn loaenv OF the ritst
Methodist church viii entertain MIth
a lawn party its mrmhrt. and IN.
A,Auns peoplc Interested m learla
WORK tonight hceinnlns st oclnek lac
tho homs 81 M and Mrs 90 N SUI.
oc' s,t kinE street Az A0una pcarI,
~ ihe ,itN aud soldier hoys Interested
Dec tho Enworih l-rnguc ur Nouns pso.
pics work arr corimns invited Ca at
fond
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however. there were Dui thirteen
vessels Of over l6Ut tom. sunk
and The submarine ]. no longer
considered the saving miracle by
Berlin.
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WEATHER SUMMARY
v. S. DEPARTMENT Of hoRlcUL
IIIaE- MEAIAIn nIHIAU.

Weather Bulletin Tor The 20 hour
ending 800 g. M. 1sfh Meridian Time.
september 1f lll1
stations Max Win Fct
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-28

Tive Gitl Oior, u.s. U,c ,ulc af fhe
new Triangle riav swrr.ne Erl pen
ncu a0d written Rs e Gardner Sul
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ATlLlS cry1entS

'ss-sss 49, saat
THE G'ri oiery." Stars End Bsnuc,,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
EMERALD ISLE HAS
ERA OF PROSPERITY
WHILE WAR RACES ON

DUBLIN, Ireland. - Trade in all de-
partments of Ireland's industrial life
is so active and prosperous that it is
difficult. at times to realize in this
favored island that We are in the
middle of the third year of great
war" says Robert Colvill. president
CT the Bank Of Ireland. in his annual
report on banking and Industrial con-
ditions. He adds: Ass.a
THE flax industry of the north is
prosperous, and the exports of Irish
linen for the past year were two mil
lion pounds sterling more in value
than in the preceding year. Ship
building has also been carried on with
energy, and our main industry, agri-
culture, is very prosperous. The prices
for cattle. horses, and all ordinary
live stock have been extraordinarily
high, while the prices of oats, barley
and wheat have been more than double
the normal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
SHlRkERS HIDE TN WOOD
BUT AT LAST ARE CAUGHT
fRv Associated Pressl

PARIS, France.-Tricks to avoid
military duty have been varied rather
than numerous during the war. The
most recent sfratagem is that of two
shirkers. unknown to each other. who
hid in the waads to escape service.
One of them, a man named Souleillon.
go years old, remained concealed from
the beginning Of hostilities in order
to avoid the mobilization order. His
father dying. SouIeillon came out of
hidin gto lay claim to his parents es.
tate. An alert gendarme at Caliors
took him into custody, reminding him
that, before being an heir. he had to
be soldier.
The second case was that of Alfred
Rous, who took refuge in the forest OF
Reynaldes. Here he built himself a
comfortable cabin with stones, branch
es and tiles. Behind his lodging
Biace he installed an oven to bake
bread. Possessing a rifle, two pistols
and much ammunition, Rous hunted
and caught fish. Recently, a young
shepherdess, seeking strayed sheep,
surprised Rous who was asleep. Cen
darmes we're called, and after a short
fight the deserter fas found and ar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
JORY WILL STAY
WITH HILONIAN

Capt. Joe" Fory. skipper % the former
Matson steamer HiioRiaB. remains vita the
beat under her new ownership The San
Francisco Examiner Of February Is says Of
him:
..The MatSou Navigation company's loss
is the gain of cemyn Maekall. J. W. yory
will remain captain OF the Hiionian- Jory
is short and sqnare-set. with the huge shout
ders Of sailorJnan. He has smile that
reaches from the main chew garnet TO the
after bumkiR and he reads voraciously.
Somebody once called him a 'Belle-lettrist.
Jory's answer was
= Il read books because sailor is nearly
alvsys az sea, and that is why we have TO
read 10 keep up with the times. Bellies
Lettres' means beautiful letters You had,
better leave before ! send yon one / write
with my right fist and hold the paper down
with ny left
SO the man who tried 70 make joke
left very hurriedly and then joe Jory
smiled.
THE Hilonian was recently sold by the
Matson people to Comyn Mackal1 az the
good price OF $450, 900. She will leave
Hence for New York within few days carry.
ing full cargo. After that it has not yet
been decided what will be done with her.