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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
pate nod ,1tcrikc
luicbcr bcIc6r1nkt!
3nfanOc 6cIuubers in G6i6nn6na
%gefGbrIid; 6ranen unO @inocr
Oiirfen iiber6anpt nidlt
rciIcn.

gSoI6iugton, 4. 9Glguit. - gcue
GaB &oridriitrl, mel6e bonn
5toots 0epartement erlnlieu morDen
iin0, ber6ieten 5rollen unO &inoern
oos lle6eridreiteu Der merifoniideu
@ren5e 10 gut lpie gor5 un0 9citot.
ten MlGnnern Die Geiie in Die Sod.
6orrepublit MIR in mirfli6 oringen.
ben 6dllen.
Gbglei6 iid bic 8uitdn0e in See.
rifo inn oIlgemeinen ge6eilert baben,
.lino iie jeood nod 9lniidt oes 2e.
partemetltS nod nid)t %gcniigeno ito
bill ut0 Defenders inn Staate Gbt-
bua6tta nod 81 gefdbrlid, ltnt 6as
Reiien bort iider eri6eineu 3t loi-
len.
@epcrbct nm &GIie fir @}erifo,
iogen Die nelen @ori6riiteu, iolten
bon einem Griu6en oil Oas Staats.
Qepartement be9leitct ieiL Ben Boil.
beamten al Der SteQe Der @ren3e,
meI6e ole gieiienoen pniiieren mol
len teIegrapbiih WtitteiIrng 8u mo.
den, falls Das 4oBgeiu9 gane6migt
miro. 0oS lleberidreiten Ser @ren5c
miro Sen &eiienoen oaroufbin bon
cen betreffenoeu 8eontten g~eitattet
mcroctt, Die gaiie ieI6It nber iinr
Eel Der omerifoniiGen 8otidoft IN
Ger Staot @}egifo in Gmpfang 81
nebmcrt. tppbin iie Dos Stonts.
3cportemert bef6roert.
ae6nIi6e gorfebrltu8cn mcroet
fir Geiien0e, Die nod Cuba gebeu
nolleu g%etrofien, bod iino bier Die
Jormalien meniger ltrift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Der. Staten fcrSern
ic60rfcrc 5cniur!
Gngliide nnO frau5Oiiidc 3%euioren
iolcu nod i~trifter O%oraeben.

gSai6tngton, A. gluguIt. = Bic
Ser. 5tooten ba6en england er-
iu6t il6er ornerifouiide militdri.
ide 8emegltngeu Itriftcre 3eniur BIT
iiben. Gas Griltden lit Die 6oIge
me5rerer W1elounqeu, meIde bon
ocr britii6en 3eniur pniiiert uur-
ben ttuo bier 8eoenfen erregten.
Nm 6rontrei6 lit oa8ielbe ST.
iuhen geitellt worocn.
3mei 5Gae, lpcLac BON ben 9ri-
ten poIitert ipliroerL maren Die Nm
funit omeritmiiher 3erit0rer In
europa un0 0ie WelOung Der 9fu.
tunit meiterer onerifonii6er Irilp.
pen in einern eltrop1iIden @nien.
Go5 eriuden Ter %9ieaicrung er-
foI9te in 5orm elmer @iitteitung
ocS StaQt5 QeparteBIents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
PcfFnan0en Dcr
GliaBsCctbtingcr
Tas glcidsl0u0 iuirO Elm Dpl6efedI.
tigter bentider SnnOcsitaat
iper0eH.

gl~niteroanL 4. 9luguit. Ger
.Giiener General an5eiger" ber0f.
lentlidDt Elm IongeS S%nterbieip nit
BurnbarO 9oe9le, oent io3inliittiden
9ieihstaggobgeoroneten bon StraB.
burg ilber Die elioB- lotbringiihe
1rage. 9oe9Ie opponierte Der S0ee,
glinB 2otbringen 81 ipalten mo
peiit audi Den 4lnn 8uriid, aus DEM
ReidslanD einen 8ufieritoat 8t ma-
den. Ut fiigte bin8u, Bob naa iei-
her ieiten lleber3elglmg GliaB.2otbs
ringen nod Dor Dent @lblauf 0es
arieges Die nollen &edtc eines 0eut.
id]en 8unoesitaate5 berliebea neroen
piir0eu.
@lcit5eitig 5d9It @oe5Ie Die Der.
jhic0cncn 8eibmer0cn Der GeidSa
luloe iibcr hire ieitberige gcbun0.
Illna oui uno eruG5ut msbeionoere
Die 8crD1ngung oes 8eloocrungs.
5uitnnoes, Die llnterioglmg 0es @e-
brouGS Scr fron56iii6eu Gprode,
bic 5a6lreihen 8erboitunGen, Die
pbnc @ruuo erfolgt ieieL un0 Die
Sdpuicrigfciten Der GlidBcr uno
2otDringer, meI4e inter Den 6abnca
lteben, in Der llrldubs frugc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Amcrik0 bcbanSelt
J~ntcrntcrte gut!
Snterniertcr Oeutidcr 5diffsoffi8ier
lObt bas &erBalten Der 8ers
einigten Staatcn.

@oibiugton, A. g(uguit. Ser
iolgen0e Brief Ser ron einent in Sot
Springs, gtortD Carolina, interuiers
ten 0fii3ier eipes 0eutiden 5diffe5
an einel aongreBabgeor0neten 8e-
i4rieben mltroe, murOe bonn Staot8-
Department befanllt gegebert.
SD mitni6e, 3lt ertldreu, Bob
mir a(le, o9ne 4lt8nobme, nit Den
BON Den Ser. Stooten fir ms in
&ot Sprin8s geidaiieuen gerbalt-
niiien ouBeroroentli6 3ufrieOen iin0
un0 0oB mir oieie humane, qittige
8e5anolung n%iiroigen, Die 8eb0r.
ben Der Der. Gtoaten be5anoeln ms
70 gut, nie Is bon feiuem on0erel
&unoe ol5 ben Ser. Staaten ernar-
tet mer0en f0nntc. gQle @rrange.
ments bepeiien 0oB oieic8 2an0
ni6t nltr reoet, ionoerH aud ieinen
@~runoiGeen Ger @umouitdt ltllo oen
8orten Des 9rGiioeuteu Q8iIion ge.
mdB bonoclt, Der erfIQrte, 0ab Der
arieg nidt gegen 0as 0eutide 9oIt,
ais 4erioneu, 9efilbrt merOelt mir
DC"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
BcManSs 1lct miro
%iliiincr 9ro6cr!
Gogor fir Die 5radlt Had SaiaDia
mirO bic Observation-Disclosures
Dermeigert.

g2en gorf. a. guguit. - Sm so,
fen bon Seem 9ort beiinoen it4 bier
ooer funf boadnoiide Qompfgr, Die
mil 5rodt rad 8ntabio, aui Der
Sniel 3aDa, nbiobren ioacu. Ole
9unoesregierung lpeigert iid). cine
Grportli3ens 3it belpidigen, neil Der
geroo6t porltegt 6ob Die 5ruht BON
minoeitens 0ret 0ieier S6iiie 6urdJ
ben 9lotteroam 2lopo, oeiiel Gam.
pier 8piiden 8otooin ltno Gotter.
Dam fubren, ttaA 9euti6lan0 geIatt.
aen f0nnte. Sober Gag @er56ge.
rllrtg fir Die Sdiffe beoeutet eillen
S6oocn bon $4,000. IS itt0 Die
AM meilten Coinage cntbolteneoen
S@iffe bon alien BJadnoiiAeH
6ro6ti9iffe1L mo lueun oieiGr all.
gebli6e 8erluit ais Balls fir Die
8erluite Der an0eren bier befin0li.
den S6iffe olgenommen miro, 10
6etra0en Die 8erluIte $125,000
tGglI6, uno 81 oielen geiellen iid
sic Der bei0en &oiiu9ier6ompfer
yRpnoam" mo 19}ieitm arniter.
oant", 10 bob Der t1glidc 6da0en
aui $4,000 gcid1st miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Gmurea S6eater.

Die oret Wliiie5 @eiton Die 0rei
rei5enoen muiifalii6cu Ma0den,
biIOen eine gor5 oaerliebite ghtm-
mer. Is iiuo 0rei itbr bii6ihe bod.
MODERN q%efleioete junqe 8alnen,
lDel6e aiinitlcrinnen altf Dem Cello.
Der GioIine. Dem 9inuo uno Der
Glarinette iino. - Die bier Stating
augs itn0 quftfiinitler ollereriten
Range8. SIRE 2eilhlngen iii0 be.
munoerunasluert. Sri. Gillian anp
Gilt ais Die ciu5ige Qarue ser
8elt, Die eincn 3oppcIteu SoItor.
mortuIe uladt.-gGcr nelte 9fefrut"
bctitclt iih Die Sfi55e BON 9a0i8
& 2itt, in Der beioe ol5 farbige
Soloatcn ouftrcten. @eorqe mo
GoncD limo aolnifer, Delde itets Die
2a6cr alf ibrer Seite boben. Qu8t
fonmt 0os 8anoelbilo aHifnro
tbe 9ra3en@. nit 9lIice Soice mo
@orrp gforeB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
ac6ridt wertOoQ in 9eutidlauO

gmiteroonb 4. 2[uglit. -8eIher
@ertiadbung iid qeaenmdrtig in
Qeuti6Gonb bic aii6eno5fdllc or.
~frelclL 3ei9t ioIgenoe Mitteillma
eine8 9re5oener glattes: 3ur6
bielia6e 9eobo6tunQen lit feItge.
itelt tuoroen, paB aus Sen in 0en
&ofeu oufqeiteIlten 8ebdltern Slit
dcnabfaae geito6len mor0en iiao.
Gieie 4bfdQe, iiber Sic ourd beions
0ere 8ats. 9etauntmofungcn Der.
fil9t lit, iino, nie Der 2eip3iger
4oli3eiberif)t mitteiIt, nidt her.
renIos, unn uer iih an linen ber-
qreiit, beqe6t einen 2ic6ita5L Der
5traien noh iid 3iebcn fantL Die
in feineu 8erbGItHiiie 3u Der or,
lungten Sode itebeu. IS iir0 ou6
bcreitS 9erurteilimgen oestpegeh
erfolgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Root iIt tuicSer aus
1Sm6lanS 5mrii6!

Gin pa3ifiidcr Soicl a. Ququit.
- Die ameritoniide Condemnation
nod GuBIono inter. 2eitung bon
gIibu 9toot lit geitern u6en0 bier
ouf ser 5ogrt nod @~aibiugtou an.
9eIangt. Die 9iiiiion bleibt bis
berlta mittag bier, uoh0em ibr 5u
G5ren eiu Gabeliribitlid beroHitaltet
miro, al 0cm Der @oubernellr oe8
Staates, Der 9iirgermeiIter mo
anoere prontiucute 9itrger teiIneD
men mcroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
6nrdlt6are 5umilientraoaoic,
6Ohbcja6rter Major a. 2, eridiekt
0attin nno iid iel6it.

Bolton, 0}aii., A. 9luguit. = 8iI-
liam @oifman 0}oior Der 8unOe5-
nruee ollBer 9ictiten, eridoB beute
frii9 ieine @attiu ltlto beging Damn
oltr9 gridieBcn Gelbltmoro. Die
rur6tbore 6amiIieutrago0ie ereigne-
te ii9 i'll 9oifman8 8obmung IN
3or6eIter. Ser Ml0roer m1o Selbit.
m0r6er mar rs Sabre alt. 8as i'm
an Der idrefliden Gat peranloBte,
lit ~Dorlaufig ein @cbcinutis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
OeMtibtanSs parole
ttadl Sem lstieoe!

@erlin, 8. alilguit. il6cr qmiter.
BAN mo 2onoon. ~ Ger mirrt.
8inm3miniiter gob in Der piirt.
tem6ergiiden 2anotog8iitung Die
grfIGrung o6, 9eutidtano8 go.
role nod Dem ariege niliic fem:
y@iel oitsfiibren in0 penig elm.
iiibren.4
Ger arieq babe Qcldidlano be.
reits 81 9d1iaroen Mari gefoitet
mo sic Syo6res3inien fir oieie
Summe, einidIieBti6 Der ariag8-
peniion, ipiiroen ii6 otf Z giiQiar.
ben belotienl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Gmit 3taliencr Gin ospion4.
Gentider 3eitnnaSa6Onneuteuiamm
Ter ais iOldDer Der6aftct.

Genber, Colo, 4. 9(uguit. = emil
StaIiener, Elm ooeutidcr 9ropagon.
slit" (ad ou lic6er @ottD un0 frii-
her aQent Der Seem gorfer Gt8tg.,
befin6ct iid) bier in Snft, ut ieoen.
fails nod Sort Douglas, litab, ges
brndt 5t iuer0en, mo CT bis gum
0rieqsen6e i~nternsrt blei6en 6iirfte.
Stoliener fant bierber bon Der 8o5ifi.
iden Qiiite un0 CAB 5u, 0ab y init
.brominenten gcutidcn" f~5nferiert
babe, oereu 9omen or ie0oh uidt
anac6en polltc. Sn ieinem Settle
hcfon6en iid Gmpiebllmgsbriefe.
(Gas f(eine. itets midtig tuen0e mo
bon Ieiner 8ihtigfeit iiber3etate
Qerldeu. 0ns alid cine 3eit lang
fiir Die Omaha 1ribiine relic. miro
ben Mrno etlpns 81 boa aenommerl
daben, mo iibt INN int 6dlam.
maIiel. Se0eniaiIS miro iid ieoodJ
5olS beueiien. 6aB err EN- gnn5 barms
ioicr Mcnid 1T, Ser lid MIR ST germ
,tiuos oufipieIt ~ Stolienerhen ais
Didrtbrer Der beutiden 5adel =
Is lu1re gum 2oden, Denn es nidt
INN Aeincn m1re.) l~le6rigefs lit
'SfaIiener felt tangent anerifm1iider
Burger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
@m. j.. 8nppial, aSuOfat.

6pridl oentid uno lit offentIider
0otar. 348 Omaha 9ational 8nnt
@ebGuoe, Omaha, Rebrosfa.
Rreftiaiert in allen @erihten oes
Stootts uno Der Der. Staten.
Sdrei6t 9eItomente aus, beiorgt ge.
listitel uno iiebt abitratte 6urh;
iiebt, oob SeitnHente i'm Rnhlofien,
idaftsaerihte geOrSnet perOen. BE
ioret 8onmddten un6 siebt erb.
idaften in ireeno eineru EeiI Der
8eIt elm aoaeftiert ausitdn6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
gpliaiit %ernurOct @uraciehten.

g}elp 2rlean5, 4. 9lttguit.
SameS ". 3eDnol0S, ser 4oIi3eiiu.
pe~rtuten0ent u~iierer Stoot lDur0e
in ieiner 4u1t5iube bon Dem 9atrol
mann 3errence Muuen nieoergeldoi-
len uno getotct. 9oli5eifopitan Ger.
m W}ullen. melder iih 8ur Belt
ebeniaQ5 III Der Amtsitlt6e 6eiall0,
erbielt 8rDet 66ubpunocn IN Die
8ruIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
1tarktberi6tc.
Gmaba g525. A. qlHguIt.

Gna9a, 9t25., A, QltgtIt.
inOOicB 3uflibr 1850.
@lte uno bette 8eeOe5 Delte felt,
filr Ole Q5ode felt.
glittelm. geeDe5 11.50-12.50.
@emobul. 8eepeS 9.50-t1.00.
@ute uaD bette Sd4rIinge 1850
1850.
9}ittelm. Sa5rlinge 11.00-t200
0cpo6nl. Sa9rlinge 9.00-l1.0O.
Quite mo bette &elOe8eeoca $50
-t1.50.
gdttelmaBige 8eiOe-8 cepas 500
$50.
8eu0bnlibc @erpe$ 6.00-7.75.
Stilbe mo Sellers belte felt, fiir
Sic ISOLDE fpit Bis etlons nieoriger.
C8ltte bis bette Sellers S.00-9.50
gute bis bette &ilba 7.50-8.50.
N3itteIm. ailbe 6.50-7.75.
@em0bulide aiibe 5.00-G50.
5toder5 1tn0 5ecOerS 5eute felt,
iiir sic 8o6c felt bis 25-50c
njeoriger.
@lrte II. bette 6eeOer5 7.50-8.5O
02ittelmaBioc 6.75-7.50.
@eU66nlide 6.O0-6.50.
Suite, bette Stoders $500.
Zeal adlber S.00-12.50.
5tod Sellers 6.50-7.50.
5tod Git6e 5.50-7.00.
Stod adl6er 6.50-9.00.
Seal adlber 9.00-t3.00.
guu uno Stags 5.50--S.50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
China miro DemtIAlonS
Scn Rrieo erkl6ren!

&cfina 4. auquit. cine &c
gierunqsuorlaqc mlrroa boute onge.
nominelL Iatt weld)er GeutidIano
Der arieg erfldrt neroeu ioQ. IS
lit MIR nod Die llnteritriit 0e8
8rGii6euteu crfor0erlidL I'M Den
arieg 5lr Gatiohc at modem. (0ie
9todritt beoorf nod Der 8aitati
Bitng.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04

maItti6s. a.: .5reunb Bed
fat feline 9neumatits INNER am be-
ten gsfiat2"
g.: so, er 1T Elm Shelter i'm =
9umpsn."
Moberne Qiebeserttds
- SpOrtsmnnn (bsi elmer
2ie6esertIdrung): Mein 5rdulstn,
mein 9era brsRnt fit sic ME Benz
ain!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Gletraa5Oie.

glep gort 4. 4ugltit. - Die bon
i5rem Dlatue getrennt Ieben0e 6ralt
8ianfa 5nuaes bat beute ibren BON
i5r getranut lebeuoen 06ann in 0ei-
len @obnung 81 0eulpitca0, s. s.,
eridoiien. 5ie feuerte filni Sdiiiie
atf i'm ab, Don neIhen 0rei i9r
3ie[ faloen. Die 8eigerun8. ben
Der Gle entIprungeneu SoAn Der.
al53ugeben, ioa Die llriade cur
Sro100ie aeloeicn iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04

Sdmeinc - 3uiubr $500; t0-15c
b0ber.
Gurdid8tttspreis 15.00-15.3O.
S06iter 4rei8 1900,
.Saafe - 3ufubr $50; M}arft beltta
felt, fir Die ISOLDE felt. 8efat-
terte 2ammer $t.00 rie0riger,
bette 6eeoers 50-75c nic0rtger,
Qn0ere mebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Sanias Gib @larftbcridjt.

Santos Gitp, A. 4ugult.
GiuNbieB - 3ufubr 100.
Sdueine = 3uiulr 500; Qtarft
lnn8iam, felt.
006iter 8reig 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04

g8egen Gerge5eu5 gescn Die Sab
rlngsmitteIaeiete iiu0 brei borneb.
me @erIiner aeitaltronts geidIohen
m6 lire 3nbaber ifper b%eitroft
luorOen. 90 miro i'm olttofrotiideu
9eutidIano oitf @leidlbeit oQer Dor
Dem @eiebe aehaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
@ann fOmmt Der alte Srib an bic
Heihe2

5cit fl Sobren itauo in 8bila
0elpbiu cine 9ismard. 5tatne. gLm
Sanstag iDuroe iie 5erihIagen lno
megaeidaiit. Sn @bilaOeIphin. oer
Staot Der grinerIiebe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
ct. apieph Marft6eridt.

OF. Soiepb, DO, A. Ilt8.
9tinOOic1 e 3ufu6r 400.
Sdlucinc = 3ufuDr 500; 4forft
oagemcin felt.
&0fiter @reiS 1915.
0ur6i6nitt5preiS IA. 90-15.50.
SdJafe - 3ufltbr feline.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Chicago olarft6cridt.

GbIta9o |tarttbcrIft.
Chicago, ST., 4. ailg.
GiuOuieb = 3uiubr 1900; Wtorft
Iougiall, iduud, felt bis $t.00
uieOriger Qegen Die Gorpohe.
Sducine = 3uflbr 5000; 0tarft
tart bis t0c b0ber.
S0hter 8reis 1916.
9urdidnittspreiS 15.30-16.30.
Sdafe = 3ufubr 5000; gtarft
i6mad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-04
Gur6itnitt8preis go.
- 3uflt6r feline.
@efitterte 2Gnmer 400.
CmnGln @etrriAemarft

- fFf&VH
Starter @et5en-
gtr. 2 282-284
Ger. 3 274-2S0
g8eiBe8 gorn-
g&r. 2 23415-235
Ger. 8 234-23S
Ger. 4 234-2341A
Gar. 5 2331a-234
Scr. 6 233-233h
@eI6es Gorn-
Ger. 9 22815-229
g}r. 3 228-229
Scr. 4 228-22S1b
gtr. 5 227H-22815
Scr. 6 227-22875
Gemiidtes Corn
Scr. 9 227-22S
9fr. 3 227-22S
9ir. 4 227-227b
9lr. 5 226H-227
Scr. 6 226-2261s
@ciBer Safcr-
Ger. . 7515-76
gtr. 8 7514-75M
! Stanooro Safer 75-75h
gir. 4 It'd
| @crite-
MaI3gerite 1915
6uttergerite 1IO-115
&oggen-
Scr. 2 176-17s
Scr. 3 174-176
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
SENATOR FALL UNL0ADS
 V0LLEY AT ADMINISTRATION

FL PASO, Jan. 5.-Senator Fan, the most prominent Of the interven- tionist senators who has advocated intervention in and out of office, gratified the interventionists here by unloading volley at the Adminis- tration with reference to its Mexican policy especially.
 Fall says the Monroe doctrine is as dead as can we'll be and is now in the discard. He sneeringly said it was Hess than a scrap of paper". "If the Japs landed and invaded
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06

SEATTLE, Jan, 5.-The Eagle Copper Mining Co. is having trouble on its hands with an attempt to sup press the demands of the workers.
 Demanding from fifty cents to one dollar day increase, when two hundred miners struck to enforce their demands, the company locked out five hundred men.
 It is believed in this way that they will compel all to return. It is ad- mitted that the company has been netting a profit at present of ten thousand a day.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 5.- The much tabled Hitchcock resolu- tion was taken from the table today and by strict vote led by Senator James Hamilton Lewis it was ordered that the discussion of the resolution be made the first order of business of the senate upon recon vening It will hence probably pass.
 In very stout speech Lewis de- clared that the resolution ought to be supported without question. It was a most serious matter for there was nothing more certain than the positive statement of the State De- partment that the war could not
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
LEAK PROBE RESULTS
 TN HUGE SENSATION

following the hearing of the leak probe. It is to be admitted that only hearsay evidence has been in- troduced involving anyone and it will be an exceedingly difficult mat ter to prove that the allegations have any basis in fact.
 So far absolutely nothing is said by those who have been involved although it is certain that they will be subpoenaed by the committee. There is no possibility now that the hearing can be quashed
 Lawson is said to be Woods sole informant on the matter.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
ANTI-LAB0R LOBBYIST GIVES
 VIEWS ON STRIKE LAW

wanted to. It was, he said, really an anti-conspiracy bill and aimed at combinations which interfered with Interstate Commrece. Emery was followed to the stand by Ralph Esley of the National Civic Fedora tion who was also expected to en- dorse the bill. ;de did nothing Of the kind. On the contrary he said that the very similar Canadian h. dustrial Disputes act had been marked by failure ever since it went on the Dominion statute books.
 He pointed out that the Canadian Commission in nine years had dealt
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with one hundred and fifty thousand workers grievances and of these twenty per cent struck notwlth standing awards.
 Esley did not see that compulsory arbitration was anything else but a was between two parties who both were prepared to accept the award. In this instance no such thing nap pened. One party was made to ac- cept a settlement, and it was mis- leading euphony to call it arbitra- tion which it was not.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
EDDY \ CANDIDATE
 FOR HOUSE CLERK

SEATTLE, Jan. 5.-Quite a num- Der of Alaskan politicians are now gathered here waiting the okay from the Juneau board to put on all the official airs of senators or represen- tatives elect for the Alaska legisla- ture.
 Daily of Nome has gone east. Sundback is here. Reed is also here. It is stated that Billy Eddy, former ly city clerk of Nome will be cam didate for clerk of the lower house and Eddy himself does not deny it.. He says that he has a good chance
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quite emphatically as to what he thought of member of Congress who lent himself to be the dissemin- ator of lying aspersions on the character of an honorable and inno- cent person.
 The Rules Committee which is probing the leak scandal today adopted a resolution asking Wall that might throw light upon the matter under investigation.
 Woods admitted upon being shown the Tumulty denial that what evidence he presented and which he mentioned was hearsay evidence. He
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 5.- Secretary Tumulty this evening de- 1ivered formal statements to the Pre- sident, to the Investigating commit tee and to the press. He demands a public uneQuivocal apology from Congressman Woods. II never was at the Baltimore Hotel in my life, never lunched with or at the Baruchs, and was personally in complete and profound ignorance of the note, it's contents or the Presidents intention to transmit anything of the kind. :" He announces that he will testify voluntarily before the Rules Con- mittee Tumulty expressed himself
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
bRAL|A IS TAKEN
 BY TEUT0N TROOPS

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Little stock is being taken in the persistent peace talk which is finding very subdued comment in the papers here as if far from being probable. The Geneva dispatches which announce that the Teutons will go further and name terms is not considered to be suffi- ciently trustworthy to arouse serious discussion in the estimation of the London Times.
 It is possible that the Teutons may take the bull by the horns and name terms.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 5.- James Emery, representing the na- tional Manufacturers association whose well known anti-labor lobby has already achieved much publicity, appeared before the hearing of the Newlands Bill at the committee on Interstate Commerce in the Senate today.
 Emery denied that the compulsory the present Congress would in any way infringe the rights of the indi' vidual or operate against his free dom to quit work anytime that he
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ney Baruch. Hearsay reports that Tumulty conferred with Baruch sev- eral times at the Hotel Balti'aore in New York and that too just previous to the note. Wood also stated that information declared that Washing ton brokers the firm of Connolly and Co.,, of which MI Boiling brother-in-law of Presiden: Wilson is a partner, profitted by the stock furry on account of the leak.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
THE HATEFUL GOD AT
 DREAM SUNDAY NIGHT

''The Unwilling Thief" three part production by Miss Mary Inlay Taylor will be shown tonight, also a rich racy Comedy that fairly bubb- les with high tension excitement. A well balanced and diversified pro- gram. Sunday night an exposition show. Five thousand feet of care
 fully selected attractions "The Hate full God' in two parts. A master picture, also two scream Comedies, 'The Boob and the Magician" and ''Shot In The Excitement" these numbers will be supplemented with a special Issue Pathe Weekly, mak- ing five reels of superb Photoplay, a program De Lux. First, show 6:3O.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
MINERS ARE RESTivE
 ALL OVER THE WEST

BALAkLANA, Jan. 5.-The Mam- moth Copper Mountain Mining Co. has raised wages 25 cents a day. Even now the lowest wages paid in a California mine are those which are paid there. A strike to enforce better conditions may be instituted. It is said that 75 cents will be de- manded by the men. Two thousand employees will be affected.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06

WASHINGTON D. C., Jan. 5.- At the Leak investigation hearing today Congressman Wood, the author of the resolution providing for hearing, gave very startling testimony which incriminates many very responsible men.
 Wood mentioned the name of Michael Tumulty, the trusted private secretary of the president and Bar
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 5.-
 As if the intention is to amplify the discussion on the Hitchcock re- solution the State Department to- day critically says that the govern ment has no intention of sending out another peace note, reports to the contrary effect notwithstanding.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06

JORLIN, Jan. 5.-Owing to the higher demands for zinc and the heavier price for spelter, there is likely to be general demand upon the part of the miners for higher wages in this section. The miners claim that although the bullion has enormously increased in price, wages have not.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
NOTICE.

All persons holding warrants off salaries for school and municipal purposes against the City of Nome are hereby notified to present the same for payment forthwith.
 PHIL. MURPHY.
 City Treasurer.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-06
HINTS ON COMFORT.

To look we'll you must feel well. Clothes help you to look well, if they are made to order and fit well, repaired well, cleaned well and well pressed. Therefore you will feel well.
 M. PASCOFF. Ladies and Cents Tailor does it all
 we'll.
 All work guaranteed Cor. Lane's Way end Front Street
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of landing the position.
 There is little talk about legisla- tion, although there is some betting yet on the delegate election, both sides claiming it.