davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

fngtOn Herald against publication OF
news stories today in those papers re-
lating to the arming and movements
Of American merchant ships.
NEW YORK, March A.
The American steamship AL
gonquin, with ten Americans
aboard, was sunk by a German
submarine on March IL, with
a loss Of vessel and cargo val
ued at 81, 100000. A cable mes
sage received here today by
her owners, the American line,
and dispatches from London,
told Of the apparent safety Of
all the officers and crew, ~ Of
whom have been landed.
The message said the vessel
was torpedoed, but did not in
dictate where she was at the
time. According to a consular
report from Plymouth, Eng
land, the Algonquin's captain
stated his ship was sunk by
shell fire without warning,
The Algonquin sailed from
New York on February 20 with
foodstuffs. Her destination
was London. She was one Of
the first American ships to
the 4nited States after
Germany established her sub
marine blockade.
Formerly a Canadian boat.
under British registry, the All
was transferred to the
American flag last December
INa. MHANDM .nV.f eNEfFtIHN - Va
she was purchased by the
American Star line. While
under Canadian ownership
she was engaged in trade be-
tween New York and st. John,
B.
The freight steamship FordOnian,
also an American vessel, owned by
the American Star line, has arrived
at Genoa after circling in the
Mediterranean for more than two
weeks, lodging submarines, accord
ing to a cablegram received here to-
day by the line.
The Fordonian left Tampa, Florida
December 81, and had to put in
at a West Indies port for repairs be-
cause of accident to her machinery.
INCIDENT DOESN'T CHANGE
GERMAN SITUATION
Washington, March 14.--In the abb
sence Of official dispatches on the
destruction OF the steamship Algon-
quin, officials withheld comment, but
the unofficial view was that nothing
in the incident changes the situation
between the United States and Ger
many.
President Wilson already has taken
steps to place the nation in a state OF
neutrality which with the
breaking OF diplomatic relations with
Germany is practically the last meas
ire possible short Of war American
ships now are being armed to defend
themselves against unlawful subma-
rine attack. The general view today
is that arming Of ships is the only an
swer to submarine operations short
Of a declaration of war which may be
made only by congress.
The circumstances that the Aigon-
quin carried 'foodstuffs which are
contraband and that she recently
was transferred from British to Amer
NJ fNcr+yrrod ~ u.~A ShronA W
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
SIX KILLED IN EXPLOSION

Olean, N. ~. March 14.--Six men
were killed in an explosion which de-
stroyed the Solvent factory at the
Howard plant of the Aetna Explosive
company today. according to a tele-
phone message.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

WASHINGTON, March IA
Confidential diplomatic re-
ports from representatives d
a neutral government in Mex
leo passing through here on
their way to Europe say the
German Bank in Mexico City
and the German legation there
are guiding virtually the en-
tire financial and diplomatic
affairs Of Mexico.
According to these reports,
the action Of Mexico in send
ing recently to the American
republic a note on the subject
of peace in Europe was direct
ed by officials of the German
legation, while the German
Bank isssaid to have come into
control Of the Mexican fnan-
cial situation.
1t is declared that the Ger
man Bank has accepted guam
titles Of the paper issued BY
the Mexican government and
that the institution appears to
have at its disposal unlimited
resources. From the tenor Of
the reports it appears that q
large quantity Of German
money has reached the Mexi-
can government. The German
~ h.|a - rYr HHhNHY NftNNNW WWt1f4fN
legation is said in the reports
virtually to be directing every
move Of the Mexican govern
ment, both internally and ex-
ternally.
Considerable attention is given in
the reports to the new Mexican consti.
tuition which goes into effect May /,
it being declared that several Of its
provisions apparently were devised as
means OF assisting the cause Of Ger.
many In Mexico at the expense of the
interests Of the entente allies and the
United States.
Article ~ OF the new constitution
which provided for the confiscation OF
concessions or property Of foreigners
Ia regarded as especially dangerous tc
the entente allies and neutrals In gen
eral. Developments in the ear future
the reports indicated, Will be directed
at busting from control OF the oil fields
American, British, Dutch and other In
terests. Although 1t is not specifically
stated In the reports that such Is tht
fact, the diplomat forwarding then
has reason for believing that in re
turn for the favors done for the Mexi
can government, certain promises and
conditions have been imposed which
will serve to bring about a close ALI
ance which obviously could be used
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
WILL APPEAL TO
RAILROADS AND MEN TO
REMEMBER NATIONS CRISIS
AND AVERT BIG STRIKE

Wilson Amazed at Proposals. For Nationwide
Tie-Upat att erilous J~uncture in Foreign Relations
Employees Confronted With Pledges Not to
Strike Until Supreme Court Acts
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
German Bank in Mexico
City in Charge Of
Finances
REAPING WHAT
WE HAVE SOWED
Teuton Legation Steps In
and Runs Nation Y. S.
Feared to
MENACE AT
OUR VERY DOORS
(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
Ell PAso, Texas. March 14.-Gov-
eminent, officials here have received
information from confidential sources
In chihuahua City, Mexico, that the
Germans residing in that city offered
to raise a German regiment in north
ern Mexico to fight with the Mexican
troops In the event that the United
States declared war on Germany and
Mexico became involved. German re-
servists from the United States and
German residents of Mexico were to
make up this regiment, 1t was said.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

Continued on page thrse.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15
u 5. STEAMER
sunk WITH
AMERICANS
ABOARD
Algonquin and Cargo
Worth ST. ,700,0 900;
No Warning
ALL ON BOARD
ESCAPE SAFELY

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Washington. D. G, March 14.ASec-
rotary Daniels sent a protest today to
the New York World and the Wash
ington Herald against publication Of
news stories today in those papers re.
lating to the arming and movements
of American merchant ships.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

Samara is on the Tigris about rs
miles northwest Of Bagdad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-15

Berlin, March 14.-British troops on
the Somme front attacked the German
lines yesterday afternoon and at night
in the Ancre section, the war office
announced. They were repulsed with
heavy losses.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27
LABOR UNIONS OF ATLANTA
WANT COAL PRICES REDUCED

ATLANTA, Ga, May 26,-Probabiy
encourage by the success of the Fed
oral Trade Commission, of which Viii
liam j. Harris well-krown Georgian
is chairman. in bringing the paper
manufacturers to terms concerning the
price of newsprint paper, the labor
unions of Atlanta have decided to call
or the Commission to give the people
relief from the high price of coal.
A special committee has been ap-
pointed by the Atlanta Federation OF
Trades to go to Washington and lay
tie situation before the Federal Trade
Commission with a request for that
body to take summary action.
1t is believed by the Federation that
if other organizations throughout the
country would take the same steps
PROMPT relief would be secured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27
TO HAVE SYSTEMATIC
REBUILDING OF BURNT
DISTRICT IN ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 26.-Property
owners in Atlantas burnt district held
a meeting last night and launched
plans for an organized, systematic
building of North Boulevard, Jackson
street and the portions of the many
cross treets that were laid to waste by
the flames.
B. B. MCGOWAN, prominent Augusta
citizen who took part in formulating a
plan for systematic rebuilding of the
burnt district in that city, gave the
meeting the benefit of Augustus exper-
fence. 1t is probable that two or more
new cross streets will be opened be-
tween Jackson street and Boulevard,
ard that number of small parks will
be established in what is now the
burned area
A park of considerable size at the
southern end Of the burnt district,
where a negro encroachment was be-
coming problem, is one of the GER
tain results of the fire, and it is believ-
ed that this will effectively hold the
spreading negro section within bounds
in the future.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27
ADVERTISEMENTS OR
MOTION PICTURES!'

ATLANTA, Ga. May 26.-'What ola
We come in here to see? Advertise
ments or motion pictures?" inquired
an out-of-town visitor of a friend who
took him into an Atlanta movie show.
And the point of his inquiry was a
noint which has been getting more anc
more pointed, as well as uncomfortable
to motion picture goers in this city for
several months. 1t has reached the
po;nt where the audience spends about
a third of their time, or so it seems to
them. watching so-called humorous ad-
yertisements projected on the screen.
and the point that makes them sore )
that the jokes in the advertisements
have no point.
A man buys a newspaper to read the
news. a magazine to read the fiction,
and a motion picture ticket TO see the
drama. If he is not interested in the
in newspapers or mag
azines he can pass them up but he's
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27
MAUD, THE ELEPHANT
At ATLANTA'S zoo HAD
TOOTH YANKED OUT

ATLANA, Ca. May 26.-The news
makers Of the motion picture films
have never been overduly impressed
with parades and civic functions in
Atlanta, but when Maud, the elephant
at the city ZOO, had tooth pulled by a
dentist, they went to it like duck to
water, with the result that Maud's ex
perience will be watched on the screen
from one end of the country to the
other.
When Maud developed an exceed
ingly peevish disposition and tried to
tear out the walls of her house, the
700 keeper knew that something was
giving her pain, but it took him a long
time to find out where the trouble
was.
Calling in veterinary, dentist and
blacksmith, they planned campaign
to separate Maud from the troublesome
molar. Thu blacksmith made a special
pair of foreeps, the veterinarian filled
tie elephants gum with cocaine, and
the dentist yanked out the tooth by
main strength and awkwardness."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27
SOUTHERN MEN HAD TO FIGHT
HARD TO KEEP TAX OFF COTTON

ATLANTA, Ca. May 26.-Cotton men
and painters Of this city, as well as
men in the same lines who come here,
see in the close vote of 131 TO 116 By
which the proposal to tax cotton was
defeated in the national house of rep
resentatives a good reason why the
south should be- on guard against
such proposals in the future, should
they recur. Southern men we're IN
animous in fighting the proposal, and
if they hadn't fought hard the tax
would have passed.
Through Former Governor John NJ.
SIaton of Georgia the effort to tax cot
ton in this state was turned down in
the summer of 1915. Had Georgia then
set the example by taving cotton limit
ing it's production under penalty, as
was proposed. the tax on cotton by
congress would have been inevitable.
When the matter came up in this state
il attracted widespread attention
throughout the country. but the state
administration, with the help of few
leaders in tie legislature, put an end
to it very promptly and effectively.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27
WILL ASK CHURCHES TO AID IN
SALE OF LIBERTY LOAN BONDS

ATLANTA, Ga. May 26.-Enlistin9
the aid of the churches in the sale of
Liberty Loan bonds is the latest sug-
gestion advanced in Atlanta and Will
be carried out next Sunday week, in
stead of tomorrow, as the pulpits on
tomorrow will be asked to bring the
attention of the congregations to the
subject of fire relief, which is matte"
of pressing consequence just for the
moment
But on the following Sunday prom
inent business man in every church in
the city will make five-minute talk
ir the pulpit on the subject of the Lib
erty Loan bond issue, urging his fell
low church members, both young and
old, both men and women, to buy
bonds as a patriotic duty to their
country, and to the limit of their fin
.ancial resources.
Buying Liberty Loan bonds, as they
will point out, is in no sense sub
scription, in the ordinary sense. but is
q business investment of the gilt-edge
class. Moreover, the small bonds and
the Liberty Loan thrift clube, by which
salaried people and wage earners can
buy on the installment plan. offer
fine opportunity for saving.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27
MAYR,s: " .@ss = REM nv
w. STOMACRtrosabIl
EslS 81 DOS; 8 /, g &c

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-IntoAica-
ton, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from Stom-
ach Trouble. Thousands OF Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale by Howell's Pharmacy, and
druggists everywhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-27

cot to be bored by the grotesque pic
lures on the screen against his will.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
1l1ilitdrpflit6tiGc
Sdlwcccn pcrbdftct!
Sdpe6iiden llntertbnnrn iuirS bic
Seimreiie mad Der 6eimat
nidlt gcitattet.

Bottom s. September. Bier
Mdnner, oeren 8erlebunq 6es gtus.
behring's eieses 5ur Gait geIegi
miro, ipl1r6en bier fir 6os 9erfdD.
rem Der @uubes. @rano SurD oeti-
inert. 3pei BON ibnen ltn6 idme0i.
l6e Entertainer.
Ole beioen S9iue0en, Gar[ g.
Solution un0 Scrn1olm S~erns6erg.
iin0 IN Stem Dort feitgenommet1
Dor6en, mo iie iib Sen 9(nga6en
Der @eb6roen 5ufoIge na9 ibrer
Seiuot einidiffen poIlten. IS miro
arfldrt, lie bitten bereits guIioge
6elegt gebobt rnO ieien geru0e I'M
9egriff Getpeien, oos Gdiff gu be-
iteigen, ols iie nbgefaBt nurosn.
Ser brittle arreItont, I1ariane
Sale8, mur6e urter Der g(niduI0i.
glrng, Die Aegtitriertng berIGumt
au baben, aus Gbicogo bierbcr &c.
bradt. Ger bierte, 8iaiom Gotrid
aus SaberbiG, miro be.
er babe ii6 Der Gr3tIt9en
unteril6ung ni6t u~nter3teben mol.
fen. 3eugen geben an, er babe ol8
@ritn0 ieiner ange6liden @eigeruug
angefiibrt, er poQe ni6t in Die Gage
beriebt Deroen, fir @nalon0 fam.
pien 81 miiiien.
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CregUn SongrefmaHu
segeu GatiuuaI6nnS

@ai6inoton, 8. Sept.-Reprd.
icntant W&c9(rt6ur bon 9reqon, elm
friiberer 8eitungsmnnn, miro am
Gonnerstog i'm Sollie cine 8iG Elm.
brinGen5 Die iid NIT benz 9eutfd-
g(merifaniiden glotiondtbrtno be.
IfoBt.
G8 ioG 6orin Elm @eri1d gemadt
Wcroen, ben Dor Sabren auf ge.
treiben 0e8 oamaIigen gLbgeoroneten
8ortboiot Dem 0eutid.4 merifani.
iden gtdtionoIbtn0e erteilten 6rei.
brief 81 mioerrufer. 8er Der Q1ltor
6ieies @eriu6e8 lit, tn6 ob 0eriel6e
in @eItalt elmer Bill ooer zines ge.
meiniamen 9eidtuiieS berpirflidt
mer6en ioG, fam nod nidt etmit.
.telt Der0en. Sin erbitterter Geino
Der 9iiraer 6enti6er a|bitammung,
Sic ion, Die er be5atptet, 5uetma[
in 0eu GongreBmoblen geIdlogen ba.
ben, fol- oie 2leuBerurg gemo6t
uno ongeblide @etpeiie oofiir 6o6en,
0aB Der 0ational6un0 cine Itaots.
.9ef6brIide 8erbin6ung kt un0 bob
3neige 6ieier Organization nod
9ette ben 6einoen 0es 2on6e8 nii-
ten f6n1len. 9ieirr 6~eIebge6er ioa
aus Ohio itommen, mo. nie er be.
baitptet, 8fueige 0es glotionaI6un0cs
nod immer @~eriommIunaen ob.
baIten uno @eI0er foQeftieren ioG
len. IS beiBt, 0oB, tpenn 0ieier
Wtann niht aeftita 1nterItiitunq
gum @i0erruf bes 6reibriefes oes
gationaIbun0es erbolten foQte, er
0ltr6 Elm on6ere8 8eIeb oen glln6
un0 oeiien 8fpeiqe 3pingen tpoIle,
ibre 8erbanolun9en IN engliider
Spra9e all fibren uno git publi-
5ieren. QuBeroem ioaen ettpaige Dor.
6on6ene @eI0er bon ben 8un0e8.
marid1aen fonfis3iert tino Der qme.
rifaniiden @eieuidaft BON Goten
Grett3 iiberIiefert iper0en. Qieie les.
tere Soee riedt iebr tart nod) &c.
notor attiobt uit6 benz abgeoro.
ten 0}c2(rtbur. Grit I'M 2oufe Der
ndditen @ode miro iid oie8 Der.
a%tsiteqen.
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Sum HieienbranH
TT S0lcniki!
Gda6en betrGgt 100, 100000; Ole-
siernHa trifft 6iiriOrge fur
p6Oa9lOie 8eD0ltcrang.

Sa(onifi, s. Sept. Gie &egie.
ritng bat iid entidGoHen, fir Ole
bur9 Den Gieienbrano oboa9los ge.
mor0ene 8eb6lferung ser Sta0t Ca.
Ionifi nuBerbolb Ser grnn05one 8a.
raden au bouer, un0 gleib3eitig 6os
@erbot erlaiien innerbalb Der
9ranO5one 8al1ten a1f3uflhren, e9e
Gin boaltdnOi9er Glan fir BEN @ie.
oeraufbau olsgearbeItet ipor0en lit.
au9 miro gpgenipGrtig elm 8enius
Ser 3ibtlbeoolterung. melde o60a6.
los muroe, aufgenommen, Tim Dos
SilfstDert 5t erleidtertt.
8remierminiIter 8eni5e(o8 bat Ser
jiioiiheu 8eb6lferung Der Gtc0t NIT.
geteilt, oab lire So6ne ni6t Dor benz
2lblaltf Der oret nd4iteu @lonate I'M.
ter Die 5abnen gerufen meroen fol-.
len.
Ser @eiamtidaoen, pelder our6
0en Brand ongertdtet tu1roc, miro
mtf 500, 100000 geidGbt bon mel.
den MIR $26, 100000 0ur9 GerIide.
ring geoedt itn0.
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Stemerer904mnoen
INT O6memark!

&open9ogen. s. Sept. 8rinfen
uno Rau1en miro uo6 Dem neuen
SteuerprogratntL ipeldeS Der Bolts.
~bertretung in aopenbagen borgelegt
mur0e, gu elnent mirtlihen Gurus
mer0en. Us iiu0 beion0ere Gteuern
auf 8eine limo cine &er0oppelung
Der 6teuer ouf Bier borgeiAlogeu.
&ie Der 9rdii0ent 0es 8rauuerbon-
0e5 Iagte, MIRO Bier in 9qnemarf
oaour6 0a8 tellerite IN ser 8eh.
2ttf S6mudio1en uao Goelltelne
lou BEL 8ert0ufen cine Son0eriteuer
BON 10 8ro3ent erboben meroen. Sic
Steuer oltf Ginfommen iiber 5000
&ronen miro I'M 80 8ro5ant bis 70
Bro3ent erbobt. Sic Gteuer ouf
@runoitlidc I'M @erte bon i6er TO-.
900 Sr0uen eriGbrt fat cine Ser.
0oppeIuug. 8erionetl. uno @lterra.
ten auf ga9ten ioaen nm % 8ro.
sent geIteigert ner0en. Scr 6inan8.
miniiter CAB In ieiner 9egriiuoung
an, oaB Die Regierung nift gu oieier
@8oBregel gegriffen bate, menn oo8
@noe 0e8 ariege8 in 5idt tp1re.
8ur 3eit Iei Die Grb0bung pon 5uin.
GENDER gtottDen0iateit.
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Gage In HMBlaRN
p0Mi0 pcrwirrt!
Neelsrung iuir6 bon tnherantmort.
Iiden MdnHcrn be6errldt, mel.
bet eHgl. Gorreipon0ent.

2onOoL s. Sept. Scr aor.
Respondent Der .$taes" in gctro.
GRAB berrteiIt 6ie ruIIiide Gage In
einem ootierten SeIegramm fcbr
peiiimiItiid.
Die Regierung", 70 beiBt Is in
Dem betreffenoen SeIegramm, .ipirO
imrler nod bon unbernntuortli6en
@la6teu beberridt. General &or.
lttlotp mar ~geslpunaerL peri6nli6e
WaoBnobmen al ergreifeL I'M Die
Arnee NIT @orrGten at berIeben.
Gr bat ferner gefeb[ gegeben, 6oB,
mern tlidt on0ers m6q(f6 ben
gatern innerbaI6 Der ariegsaonen
gemoItinm @etrei0e fit oas Seer
genommen piro. 92it Den Glen.
babn.a ngeIteqten bat CT ieBt Ser.
honolungen ~orgetniipft 0amit ibre
eeredten 5oroerungen betpiaigt
fueroen.
oGein 8rogrdn1nt 3itr 9lrffilbr.
ING Der Armeereformen bnrrt nod
INNER Der 4nnabme. g}efroIou iagt
oob Die @egierumg e8 I'M &rtn8ip
mgenommen bat, lno boB Yie mobr.
ideinli4 ale 6oroerlugen &orni,
Ions betuiqinen miro.
ngefroion felt In 9l6re0e, 6dB
irgeu0 Elm aonflift stuiiden Ser SIC.
Gierung uno aornilop beTtebe. Gr
gibt ieOod 5it, boB @erbaftun9en
bon 2eliteu, Die ii9 gegen Ole SIC.
pi6Iit beridnoren Baben, borge.
nommen tpur0en. Inter ben 9er6af.
tetct ioIlen iid ieood fcine 2eitte
aus Der umgebung Gornilotp8 be.
fin0en.
Der aorreiponoent berIidert, 0aB
Die @olidebft oen Gat Ser ar6eiter
b~oIitdnoig beberri6en. ttn6 bob lie
IN ean3 altBIon6 groBe Riibrigteit
entpideln. lleberoa berridt 8etpalt.
tdtieteit iuie Die mic6er6oIten
gron0itiftrngen III Sen M1rnition8.
fabrifen mo Der groBe grano in
aoidtt betpeiieu. Ole 4egieritng CT.
inartet meitere 1lnrit9en uno fie GGIt
gum Sdub 4anseroutomobite in
9etrograO in @erciti6oft.
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Or. Hramar erb6lt
tptc6ct icin 11lanSaf!

aope1bagen, s. Sept. 9ier
einoetrofene 8tener 3eitun0er
meG6en 6oB Or. aorl aromar, Ser
Degen Sodoerrat8 gum &ooe Der.
urteilt poroen mar, oemnGdit nie-
Ger iein Man0at i'm 9ei6srat 8tt,
n:derboIten un6 in oa8 poIitif6e Sc.
ben 6e8 2on0e8 eingreifen miro.
cor. 9rautnr mltr6e 1915 8u 9rag
inter Der @nfloqe beg Sodoerrot8
ber5oftet nurbe i6ul0ig befunoen
uno gum Io0e berurteilt; ouf
@runo bieIer 8it9eiu6e, untcr mel.
den iid oit6 zines bonn G0nige bon
Sponien beiau0, tprroe er 8u le.
bensIdngIiher Salt berltrteilt
ifIteBIid aber bon aoiier Garl be-
onaoi9t. Sci ieincr gfildfebr nod
Der @eitnot p1!r0e i6m bon Der
tidehiiden geb0Iferuug cine Ora.
ton 5utciI)
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pfcrSc ftnS iebt I'M
Chicago iiberflH6ie!

Chicago, s. Sept. G0lpin
Greer, 8raiiOent elmer bieiigen gtlt.
tofirmo, ri6tete bellte an WtnDor
Gbompion oos @eiu6, cine 8eroro.
nulg 8l erlaiien, ole &ieroe aus
Den StroBen Gbicagos gu berp0nG1.
@reel llte Die 8ebauptullg nuf,
oaB Oas 9egeumartige 3eitalter Der
Wiotor.I Transportation Die gtilbli6.
felt Der Bfer0e gum ilberpun0euen
Stan0pulltt mode.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
1~sornilcff bcfcbliot
pctrc0taS 6atniiem!

8oi6mgton, s. Sept. - Gie rli.
iiide 8otiaaft 0a5ier 9at bon getro.
grad cine offi8ielle 9ebeide erbaIten,
luiit peIder III Der ruiiii1en Saupt.
ita6t Die Re1ierung nit eiierner
Streltge berridt. 9(nqclidt5 Der
oeutihen @eiabr 1T cine beion6ere
&ommiiion ernannt poroen, Die Die
Sto6t in neutrality-suspicious. 8u
ieten bat; 6ieie &ommiiion lit nit
boiler @o9tbefugni8 olts9eItattet
Die @orniion miro berIt1rft uno
iteBt unter oireftem 9efebl 6es @e.
nerdIs 4orniloff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
G~rnteamsiidbten iinS
better ais i'm AmomIt!

@ai9ington, s. Sept.-Qer jebi-
lac Stono Deg Moiies berfprtdt etne
0}oi8ernte bon 3,248, 100000 8u.
ibels, mas 124000,000 8uI6eI8
nebr iein mitr0e, ais 0ieientge oe5
&efor0iobres 1912, borou8geIebt
uotiirIid. ooB Die @etterfonOitio.
men Bis our Grnte giinitig bIei6en.
Qie 4usiidten fir 6riibio6r5rpei-
gen iin6 aud beoertteno better ol8
onfong8 Quguit. M}on erbofft einen
@rtrog bon 250,000,00O guI6e[s,
lpas NIT oen 8~mterpei8en 8uianl.
men cine @ei5enernte bon 66S,.
100000 8ui6alS ergeben tuiir6e,
mas 100000 9ui9eI8 fiber 6ie
lebti1brige 8ei3enernte beoeuten
lDiir0e, ie6o6 t38,000,0O0 9uIbeI8
ipeniger ols Der 9urmidnittsertrag
bon 1911 bis 1915 betrug. Son ben
ferneren @~etreioeiorten uno Tel6.
friiften ermortet nan 1,533,000,.
600 @uI1elg @ofcr, 100000
9uiheI8 Gog8er5 462, 100000 gu,
ibeIs Ga%rtoffeItl, IS, 100000 glt-
ibeIs SitBfortoffeL 1921, 000, 600.
5obof uno 81, 100000.
Sonnen @elt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
Gin6rcd,er beideud,t.

ST.. 5rdrlce5 geralt, fpelhe In
&auie BON SEQ @rotte, 1920 iii0l
81. Cir. onaeitelt, iiberraift 8rei.
tag nndt einen @inbrefer babel, ols
er Elm 6eniter gum Sotie 0ffnete.
Ser 8nnott 8riff oos Wfao6en an,
miirgte es uno beorobte e8 nit Dem
9o0e, iperln e8 idreien iuilr0e. Sri,
geran rief ieooh I'M @illfe, 100.
rduf Der aerl bic Glubt ergriif.