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The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
Twenty British Boats Sunk.

London.-Thirteen British vessels
of more thar 1900 tons were sunk dur
ing the week ending March II. says
an official announcement Four Brit
ish vessels of less than 1900 tons
and three fishing vessels also were
sunk
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
Two Americans Killed.

FL Paso-hn American mining man
arrived here from Magistrai, Duranso
and reported that Villa forces enter
ed Magistral Is days ago and killed
two Americans, Lou Zeigler and c. 4.
Winn. and a number of the Mexican
mining men employed there.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
Report German Disaster.

Copenhagen.-A large munitions
plant at Calogne blew up, according
to information received from German
sources by a newspaper at Golding,
near the frontier. Several hundred
workmen are reported to have per-
ished.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
Bonds For University.

Nashville. Tenn.-The Legislature
passed a bill providing for a $1,000
900 bond issue for the University Of
Tennessee. The bonds are TO take
the place of a regular appropriation.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

Jefferson City, Mo. - Governor
Gardner announced that he would sign
the bill abolishing capital punishment,
in Missouri Life Imprisonment will
be the maximum penalty for crimes
now punishable with death.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES.

The enterprise Of a party Of Louis
ana farmers who made a trip to the
West in quest Of blooded cattle last
year, and brought back several fine
bulls and other live stock, has proven
success although it was feared at
The time that the importation Of such
stock, not being acclimated, would re-
suit In loss. Another party will make
Z tour this year.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
Give Confidence Vote.

Rcme.-After a discussion Of eco
nomic questions. the Chamber OF
Deputies adopted a resolution of con-
fidence in the government by vote
of 500 to 43.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
To RepeaI Foundation.

Albany, n. Y.-Bills to repeal the
charter of the Rockefeller Foundation
we're introduced in both houses OF the
Legislature.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

The dipping vat inspectors appoint
Cd recently by the Washington parish
police Jury from the various wards
IRE making trips through the wards
notifying all owners of cattle to he
ready on March 81 to begin dipping
their cattle. and every two weeks
hereafter. in accordance with ordi-
asnce passed by the police jury some
months ago.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
NAVY Recruits Come In.

Washington.-Navy recruiting con-
.inues to show a great increase. For
the first eight days in March the net
gain was Tic men.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31
Rebels Are WithdraWind

Santiago. Cuba.-The government
forces and the rebels are fighting 20
miles from Santiago.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

Mrs. c. Lawless, of Garden City, has
bought the property owned by Sam
Serio on Main street for s4,S00. MIR
Serio, who has had a confectionery az
Franklin, will move shortly to New
Orleans, where he will go into busi-
ness.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

Deeds to nearly 1000 acres Of land
six miles south Of Lake Charles have
been filed for record. The land was
sold by the Prairie Farm Lands Com.
pany to Illinois farmers for a total
consideration Of s27,400.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

A gun and rod club has been or
raniied with a membership fee of
US and ". T. Culpepper president,
Howard F. Brunner vice presidenE
Finder Reiber secretary-treasurer, all
OF Crowley. A clubhouse with shoot
ms range will be erected near the
city and another clubhouse more pre-
tentious near the gulf.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

A petition to the governor to call
at once an extra session OF the Legis-
lature to amend Article 1852 of the
civil code so as to give priority 10
loans that may be made by the Fed
eral Land Bank, is being circulated
in the farming district about Alfalfa
and readily signed.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

Acting under orders from the State
Board OF Health that the white and
negro prisoners must be given sepa-
rate places in the parish Jail and lack
ing these facilities. six white prison
ers were transferred from Monroe to
the Caddo parish Jail at Shreveport
by Sheriff Arthur Grant.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

Complete returns of the election
from the eight precincts Of Grant par
ish road district No. show a major
ity of 200 in popular vote and s29S.511
in property values in favor Of the
$3.50. 900 bond issue for the building
of the Jefferson Highway through
Grant parish.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

The Brooks-Scanlon Company oc
hentWood' have bought the virgin
timber lands, about $500 acres. of the
Gilchrist-Fordney Company. of Lau-.
el. Miss. situated about eight miles
southwest Of Franklinton. Tho CON-
sideration was s275.OOO.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

The first three cases OF strawber-
ries Of this season we're received by
the German Farmers Association at
Ponchatoula and brought in by Tom
Cornllle, Jr., and A Schoolinayer,
members Of the association.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

The Standard Oil Company, the Al
las Oil Company and the Gulf Refin-
ing Company are now engaged in bor-
ing for oil on the plantation of B. J
Lively. Of the Seventh ward of Cald-
well parish.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

considerable interest has lately
been stimulated in and around Grand
Coteau over the abundant showings
Oh OIL which are to be found in sew
eral localities.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

N25000.
a company with foreign capital has
oeen organized to bore for oil in a
fadlus Of two miles from Washington
operations to start immediately.
lhe Diamond Iron Works Of Ham.
mond passed out OF the hands OF the
company by which it has been one
ated for some years.
Recent high prices for rice quoted
N the rice belt have resulted IN 4.
movement Of the crop at Lake Charles
on a large scale.
The hrst strawberry shipment =,
The season was made from Hanr,ors
TO the North. but was confined to two
cases.
Work upon the new rice mil, =,
kaplon is advancing rapidly
Senator d. ". Pipes was chairman
and E. r. Walker secretary of a good
nads meeting held at Clinton to die
sass a 100000 bond issue for good
nads in this parish.
Bernard McCloskey. "a New Orleans
Myer. bought at public auction the
hiding, plant and equipment of the
~ Orleans American for s63.ssO
~ schools in Evangeline parish
ae there is no special tax have
N closed.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

The Legal Lumber Company, re-
Gently organized at Lake Charles has
equipped a floating shingle mill which
will be moved to the Mermentau river,
ten miles below Lake Arthur.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

W. B. Mccormick of Shreveport has
had brought in a great gas well in the
Montegut field The well nearly
wrought the destruction Of the der
rick when coming in.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

East Baton Rouge bonds have been
reslstered in the secretary Of states
omces as follows: Road District No.
N3o,ooO; School District No. l.
N25,OOo.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

Plans and estimates for the fifteen
miles Of standard metal-surface roads
LOT the Tenth ward have been receiv-
60 at Bunkie from the State Highway
Department.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

At a mass meeting Of farmers held
at Boyce. the Boyce National Farm
Loan Association was organized and
charter applied for, the total loan
subscriptions amounting to over $780,
900.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

from the eight precincts Of Grant par
ish road district No. s show a major
ity of 200 in popular vote and s29S.511
in property values in favor of the
$3.50. 900 bond issue for the building
of the Jefferson Highway through
Grant parish.
The first three cases OF strawber-
ries Of this season were received by
the German Farmers Association at
Ponchatoula and brought in by Tom
Cornllle. Jr., and A. Schoolinayer,
members Of the association.
The Legal Lumber Company, re-
Gently organized at Lake Charles has
equipped a floating shingle mill which
will be moved to the Mermentau river,
ten miles below Lake Arthur.
W. B. Mccormick of Shreveport has
had brought in a great gas well in the
Montegut field. The well nearly
wrought the destruction Of the der
TICK Wnen coming H.
The Standard Oil Company. the A.
las Oil Company and the Gulf Refin-
ing Company are now engaged in bor-
ing for oil on the plantation of B. J
Lively, Of the Seventh ward of Cald-
well parish.
At a mass meeting of farmers held
at Boyce. the Boyce National Farm
Loan Association was organized and
charter applied for, the total loan
subscriptions amounting to over $780,
900.
Weber & Peterson of Donaldson.
who have been constructing the ex-
tension of the gravel road in the low
er portion Of the First road district.
relinquished the contract.
The Business Mems League is ar
ranging an elaborate program for the
automobilists who arrive at Bayou
Chicot May 90 on the socialibilty run
or the Jefferson Highway.
Plans and estimates for the fifteen
miles OF standard metal-surface roads
TOT the Tenth ward have been receiv-
ed at Bunkie from the State Highway
Department.
The Brooks-Scanlon Company oc
kentwood, have bought the virgin
timber lands, about $500 acres. Of the
Gilchrist-Fordney Company, Of Lam.
el. Miss. situated about eight miles
southwest Of Franklinton. Tho CON-
sideration was s275.OOO.
Deeds to nearly 1000 acres Of land
six miles south Of Lake Charles have
been filed for record. The land was
sold by the Prairie Farm Lands Com.
pany to Illinois farmers for a total
J consideration of s27.4o0.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

Weber & Peterson of Donaldson.
who have been constructing the ex-
tension Of the gravel road in the low
er portion of the First road district.
relinquished the contract
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

The Business Mems League is ar
ranging an elaborate program for the
automobilists who arrive at Bayou
Chicot May 90 on the socialibilty run
of the Jefferson Highway.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

~ schools in Evangeline parish.
e there is no special tax have
- closed.
The Madison journal., 1917-03-31

The Diamond Iron Works Of Ham,
mond passed out Of the hands OF the
company by which it has been one
Hted for some years.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Oafts GitelaftH Dor
SrcttSe aaa6er iicb!
@ian glanbt, Oaf glmeritas Gintritt
in ben arieg jett iidler it,.


2onoon, 2. @tGss. 9ie Gut
biillungen@ ilber GeltIhlonos &onts
plott qeaen g(merif1 bat bier cine
ebenIo groBe Seniation berborgerlt-
fen, als in g[terifo ieIbit gng-
ldno alanbt, bob Der 8eriuf, gte-
rifo uno sSapon gegen g[merifd niis-
3iipielen, Der lpste Sropfen eelpe-
len Der bas Sob gum llberlnufen
bringt. @s miro nit Si1erbeit
ongenommell 0ob Der Gtntrttt ame-
rifds in ben ariee ittber lit.
Gs 1T ober eigentituIid1, onB Die
9ortbcliff 3eitingen itd aller 2o-
mentars iiber 0as Goniplott entbal-
ten. 9lnoere 3eitlingen erfldren,
oaB 9entl6Ian6 iidJ eires n9lftes
al S6uloen fonurlen IieB, Ser oi-
reft gum &riege fiibren miiIie. .
Gin ioldes aoT1pIott, iaoen oieie
3eitiingen mar itbrigens bon
DeutiAlono au ertporten. Man
eIoubt ni6t, 0oB SSdpan iid oitT elm
8iinonis NIT 9eiitidlailo eineeloiien
boben lpiirbe.
r0ieie Gnt6itllunq", idreibt Ser
1ailg Chronicle, yreinigt Die 2uft,
sic benefit, OaB Die bonn aan5ler
iiingit im &eidstag aebaltene Steoc
Elm Meiiteritiid Der Seudelei mar,
uno iollte Die &onarebleute. oereil
glufeobe es lit, oos S1tereiie ame-
rifas 8nerit 8u iuabreu, iiber5eltgert,
oaB oieie sSlltereiien in @efn6r ites
ben. Der aonoreB ioIlte fid ia,
gen. boB Die Gage pieI Si ernTt lit,
I'M ite auf Die Ieidte 9Ihiel al
nebmen.
Der .gailp telegraph" Idjreibt
o@8 lit erfreltlif, ooB Die GntbaI-
luu9eu aernoe mn Dieic Set font-
men. (t5itr Die @neifiiteu puIlen fie
mic Die 6niit outs g(ngeD Sic
meroen ben iibrigen glelttrolen ipei-
tere 9epeiie Der oelttiden 5reuno-
i6oftsbeteuerlnaen beibrinqen. Grit
ihnie6ete Gelttidlon0 gegen einen
un0 oonn gegen einen anoeren
Stoat ein aonplott in Der oelpero-
ten @offnimo, iid] bon benz 5Gid-
iol. ons ibrn beboritebt at rotten.
3ipiliiotion bIeibt eefGbrOef, bis Die
ie ibredIide &arritutur ibres eiae-
nen 9iloes uils Dem Ardib Ger
Menidbeit beridnnmSen 1T"
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Der Sentifle Seriaaer.

giep 9orf, /. @tGra. Ger beltta
i4e Seeidaer, ipelher i'll Snrntnr
70 bieIe 5hiffe Der @nten4etnuhte
in Dem iiihIiaen Sseoi1 neriettfte.
nnr 10 5wedmdBig belpaffnet mo 10
benlanrt, 0aB man berntlt.
ten tonr, er iei in eineltl oelt1if)en
Safen eigens fir Die 3erit6rinig
bergeridtet iporoen. Dies lit 0ip
Aniid)t nes Gapitdns e. 7afeidi.
ma bon bem jnporliifen 9onnpfer
o6ioion Mforn4, meIder ont wfitta
nod aus 8erndntbitco, 8roliIien. in
Gem gorf eintrnf
9ie a0li0ion Miaru@ mar eiues
Der gefapertcn SHiffe. ltusef1br
$40 gefongene Sffi5iere itn0 1amtila
Idaftef1 nur6cn ont gor0 Desiefben
eebrudt unO Nos Sdiff mad yer.
nanl6ueo beproert. Der idpaniihe
aapitan ioate, Oob oie 2 grqBen
@cihiise uro nie 2 Torpe0u. .gShren
0e5 5eeiaaers nit eirter 8efhlds
libfeit nllgebrndIt iporen 0ie i'm
iiber3eiieten ooB oicies Sdiff, onS
Elm maebnttes 2aitfobr5eiig lit. IN
einem Sdfen aitseerfiftet iDorOen ieih
miiiie, in pcIhern oeinfrbe 6eIhfbe.
Material isn0 SeeIeltte III g1ange
borbqn0en mnrei. gaie er inetA
mar Der Seei1ger Elm Boot bon
5000 3onnet NIT elmer BeihDif.
0igfeit bon is anoten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

Boihington, 2. gidr8. @ieftse
RegIerungsfreiie poacn piiiel, bafs
tiirslih bon Geiltf6en III glnaafifc
Whatnneft Collars dlt ofe GarrnssEs
Geeierung gei1iGt Dcrneit ifsiO;
mebrere oieier DliIlionen lpdren
aperionlidbe 9orIeben". Gnoere DfiI,
lionen Dur0en Oa5it ncripenbet,
Sdmel3lnerfe III @ierifo onf6itftri-
fen. 0os BeI0 ipuroe troB Der Mar.
nungen oe8 8rdlioeriten noh Wlegtfo
geianDt. 8ic Segieritng bette Die
grfiGrnng obgegehelL OoB oerdrtlgc
9arleben bon oerielben rtdjf fnilftios
niert iperoen fpiirOen, altBer man
bat 0ieIeI6e borber oaritba beritdtis
0igt. 8ieies 1T cine Der aablreiheR
gntipidlungen felt 8efafnftmerSetl
0es beutiden &ontplottes. Man NTH
beute in Grfabrung gcbrn6t bdbeal,
odB atle eeSrlftrltftiDnef1, Die aft Die
oeuti6en &oniulit in 0en Ser. Sfna-
ten eeridfet tpurOen, Slt aIei9er 3eit
nit Dem grief an @er1itorff nbge-
ididt tpor6en fillo. Die sSnItriftto-
men be3ogen fttb nitf Die Ibipiflufig
ifipebenoer @eld6ftsOerbaanltntgen
uno ouf meI6e glrt urlo 8etie nit
Der 3eritorling Der MaidFnerie Der
oeutihen, in bieligen Sdfen lieget-
Oen SoiloeIsihiffe porgeadngen ner.
oen ioa, fnlls es gum ariege fonts
nleit ioIlfe.
qlaes oieies benefit, BOB, f,abreitO
Dieies 2all0 nit 8elttihlaitb SgrieDen
botte, lebteres fctnMeliee SuiiOIttns
gen gegen Die Ser. Stnofeit pIditte.
&e9ia .unosfreiie iaepft, 0aB ofe gaR-
oesregierlng ipettere GntblIIingeit
MAIDEN iueroe, iobaIo Der rir]tige
3eitpunft gefomnleii. Naan iDiI Die
glufitG10e ouf &itba ltfl0 Gotta Nica
auf oelttide ltr1triebe 5uriuffiibreti.
8Gbreno Der letten 8o1en bat Der
bertriebene 8rdiioert bon Gotta Rico
nit oern StoatsIefretGr in 8erbtn.
Dung geitalloen. 9as gegenlDdrtiee
&egierllngsoberb1upt bat Der Ser.
5taatenregiernng ulitgeteilt, onB es
Der l1nteritiibung Der 91utOesregie.
rnng rtint beOnrf; man idgt iitb bier,
oaB er ieoenialls bon dneeer Geis
te nit @elo unteritiist ipirb. 9hid]
IN onoeren lateiniiben GepibItfen
ioIlen oeatihe ltmtriebe offeniidtIt5
iein., 9a lit 3, q. Der goIlintbi1ns
anerifaniidle 9ertrdg an ertudbnen;
Die &egierlng GolttltbianS lit ittrter
nod MIDI bereit, oenielbeil 81 utter.
6ei6nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
1icfi,c0er e1flp0rt
iiber brit. Brat0lIt6t!

Berlin, 2. g1Gr5. (s5unfeuOepe-
idJe.) 99ei elmer Gebotte I'M nor.
uegiifet garlament muroen gegett
GngIduo III nidt iauften @orten
beitige @nfloaen erbo6en
Ger Sppoiitionsfiibrer Sageriip
erfl1rte. 0aB Die britii1e 9iegierung
9ortDeaen lp1hrenS Der aoblenfriii5
init einer 9rutalitdt bebanoelt ba.
be, pie iie ein nelttralcr Stant ME
borber cr0uIoen ulnbte sSn ibnli-
der gSeiie iuBerte iid Der gIbse.
orOnete Sbeno.
Ger 9orlamentspr1lioent Wlotpirl.
fel iaate, onB Iormeaen MIR Der.
gepaItigt moroen lei. neil es iid
nidlt bon ieiner glettralit1t ahbrin.
gen IicB. Gnglan0 babe bic nor.
ipeoiide Hegicruna ge5mtnaen, bic
2litsiubr bon SSiidlet nndl 9eutih,
Iono 3u berbieten uno bic fsplge lei
Elm aonfIift nit Der Oeutiheu gie.
gierung geipeien gu einem ipeitcren
0cnliitigenoen slbfon1nen sata eng.
IoRb Die uoripegiidle SReaierung
ourh oie 9lhidnciDnng Der aupier
einhlbr ge5mungcn Nile @rnteitc
geaen 0ie polferredtspiorigen 1ie.
tbc0eu 1uo hic @inariiie Der britt.
iden 9coieriug in Die Sonnerdlii.
tot Gormegens ieien bergebens &C.
ipeien
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Spanieis kcmfissicrt
ale 1fteRlucrr6tc! ]!

99a6ri0, iiber @aris, 2. mars. -
Die 9e6ensnlitteIiroge 6cainnt in
5pauien ernit 81 werocn. Tim fir
cine gleidmiilige gerteilllng sll
ioraen ma 9'reistreibereien 5u pers
biiten Rat Die Siegieriiug bier uhO
ii ocu benodlbarten StGoten ol(c
9l1eblborrdtc. nnpefdbr L500 Con.
nen foniis5iert.
Dos iHaaiidc 9arldHent lit bis
chi unbeitinrute Belt nertngt ipor
BEN 1as getret uirne ieifeiis Der
Sppoiition nit @rotet aufgenom.
ulen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
GrttStellMft0
ciiscr Gtkl6titit0
Sarc6 Ole ,,uetus''
9as gl6enbblatt lcgt Serrn Sal. :.
Better 40rte in Den MaunS, bic
er nidt seiprDden.

Die ogselps4 frnq aeitern Oen
9crausgeber Der Sribilne, Oh er
iibcr 3imnermann's grief eine gr.
fIdrung 1b5ugebcn babe. Sic erbielt
ole 4ntiport. Dies let perfrilbt, oenn
Die eonse 5a6e erideine 8n I'm.
wabribeiuii6 unO linglalblid).
Ger Aeporter iteIlte oatn Die SSro-
ge: ,@loaben sic jebt ni9t ooB
8ilion's @rud NIT 8eutid)lan0 be.
re6tigt inar?@
9araltf entGeanete Serr 9Seter:
DG8 fam feinem 3lpeifei unterlie.
gen. oaB Der 9rud beredtigt mar,
menn g8ilion 81 jener 3eit 0ieIe
SSSuiormation (3lmuernonns 8rief)
batte, un6 bon oeiien Gdtbeit iiber.
3elgt NOR.
Gjeitern obeno brnhte min oie
ogleips" ein Ianges synterbieln Oes
Serrn 9}eter 1nO Ie1te ibnt &orte
in Sen M2unb, bie er ME geipro-
den bat. 9eionoers Der 6auptins
mor entltetlt mo 5luar fol9enoerma.
ben. .Gs fam feinem 3meifel iul,
terlieaelb oaB Der 8r1iibent bereds
tigt mar, Die 8e5iebungen ab5u-
breGen, 6a (lince) er oieie s5nfornta.
tion an jener Belt bate.
Ole Stems 6atte oos 86rtdeu
Sa (iince) nniteae Oes 8ortes ueun
lif) Qciett nno Dem Sab cine gan5
anOere 9eOeittllng geqeben. Der
Rod)iaB =. .uno BON ibrer g6tbcit
iiber5eugt mar feblte gan5 uf0 gar.
&crr 9eter 6atte Die Gdltbeit oes
3imnernlanns 8riefes in 8rage ge.
itelt, bic Stems oageeen bot Die Sotbe
10 bingeitellt. oIs Oh er BON ieiner
@htbeit iibcr5eust mcre.
9ies lit mienerlnt ein gepeis,
mic Icidlt @ntiteallngen entitebeu
mo mic ourt oieielbcu @eritiulnluu.
gen Deruriddt lDeroeu f6unnen.
giltr einen Sob bradte ote agteiDS4
ridtia, mo ser mar, Dob. ioate it'd,
oic Observation-Disclosures Des 9riefes ber.
ausnellcn 10 babe 3eutidlallo eiu-
fad III 01erico lmo SSopat gerbiiu-
oete merben moaen. Gbnlid1 mie Bra.
iiocnt gsilion 9erbiln0ete iltdte, ais
er Die 3eutralen einluo. 0uS ane.
rifaniibe gorgeben geaeu 9eiti6.
lanD 5u Dem Sbrigen 8u MAIDEN"
8araus hdtten iibriaens Die 9elts
te, 0ie lid ilber Serrn Beter's Grfl1=
rlng aufregten iofort erieleu for.
nen, iuie er bic gon5e Snde beurs
tciltc, 1no 0aB er bic erflGrund ilie
a6oeqehen. ME abgebcn fonlIte o0er
wilrOe, ole oie Stems qebradlt bot.
a. g.
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9cutldcr WelanOtcr
MrrifO'8 lurib nid)tS bon
3imulermann'S &ricf!
Die megikarliicte 1coicrmne bat Sic .peri0w0=
rano's fcrntcn in ,tbrecc eeitctlt. t5ricf
lit ocfalidlt, iaSt 1llcrikc.

staSt Merifu, 2. @ars, - Oicr
bcrrid)t aligemein Oas NSefiibI bor,
baf Der ;3imiasrmann grieF nidjt
edit icin fam. SoluoBl Der japanis
ifle ais andl Der Oentid)e @eianbte
Babeu bic GrflGrung absegeben, Oak
iic irgen0 etiuns DOu Dem SeittidJen
aumplntt iuiIieu. Die meIifaniidJe
&esiernua mirS in gIbreoe ftellen,
OnF Tic irgen6 etluas NIT Dem bent
ihen aonplDtt gerneiH gebabt babc.
Der biefige Sentide 0efanbts bon
Gfbar0t gab geiterM Die GrtlGrnus
ab, er iuiIie nidjts BON ben aHgC6.
lidlcu sSnltrnftiDnen, mclflc ibm aas
gc6lidl Dum Staatsiefret6r 0rs gInss
iuartigen, Or. 3immcrmanm, betreffs
eiaes OeutIdD-meyifanildeH ganbHils
les irn Sale eints Gricgcs NIT ben
Scr, Staaten stseaangcn iein IOIlen.
@un Gfbarbt CAB bieie glntiuOrt
anf bic Infrage, ob CT bic ibm an.
seblidJ b0n Or. Zimmerman iibers
innOten ssnitruftiOncn erfiillt 6abe.
gSie iniiiien mad @aibingtOn se.
hen, itm sSniormatiun au erbalteu, z
iaste Der (ieianOte ben fSrageitel.
Tern. 0Syalls Gle irgenS etluas ia.
ffet; s;;aIfs., EntneH Cir erashleu
Der bentidJe @eiauStc iuiiie nidts
DDn alleOent."
SSapans @eidiitstrdgcr lpeif and
HidJts.
Der 6ieiisc iapaaiidc Gcidafts-
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trGger Samefidi Gbfa iagte, er 6as
be in teiner Neiie irsenOwelde
&eHntnis bon einem giinbnis nit
WicEifO oOer 1entiAlanb sr9en bic
Ser. Stnaten.
Iud nterifan. giegiernussbenmter
ubHe &enntnis.
9lmf) @arsa EereS Der inetifuni-
ldjc 11nterltaatsiefretGr Oes glenkern,
nn6 Der jebige Gciter Scs glnsiuGrtis
gen Imtes, erflGrts, i5m lei bun ben
ertuGbnten &OridvlGgen nidDts be-
fannt. Sails Elm iUldIer @pridlas
Dpm 0eianOten BON Gfbdrbt Der tte-
gifaniidJen Gegiernns gemadlt uDr.
ben lei, iuas er pcri1nlidJ iebr be-
siucifle, 10 tniiiic Oericlbe Oireft ge-
neral Gnrr0n5a ober bem Miniiter
Ses aenhern, Asnilar, iibermittelt
iuDr6en iein.
gmer. @einnSter iudt garransG
anf.
Der nmerifaniidJe 6cianbte Seurp
q. Sletder, III seitern mDrsen NIT
Ocm megifanifbcu Miniiter bes ans-
iuGrtiaen, glanilar, nadl @naOalaiara
sefa6ren, mo iidl General garrausa
seseniuartis aaf6dlt. Die 9ieiie iunr-
be plDtlidD arransisrt nnO se9eim
gebalten, Biz Der GeiaaOte idOn lan-
ge nnterluegs mar.
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@as Serr Gaming idlrei6t.

Gs folat bierrnit Der geridt 6es
Stdatslefretars:
ggln oeu 4r1iibentl
8etreFfs Der om I. WaGrs bonn
Ser. Stadten Senat aneenommtnen
&eiolutiou IN meIher oerielbe he
eriilht, ibn lpenn itidt nnbertrde-
lid NIT Dem offentli6n syntcrciie,
irgcnopelhe SSniornotion gt gcben
pel6e 5ie be5iiglih Der nm genant,
fen 9oae uou Der 9Srriie her0fients
Iidten glote boben, Oie ongebiih ant
10. SSaninr 1917 non oem 0eutifen
Staatsiefretdr oes gleuBeren an oelt
neltl6en @eiauoten in Wterifo ge.
ianot lpuroe, babe ih bic Gbre 5it
erfI1reu, oub Die Hegierlmg nm BE.
iit BON gelueiien iit, melde Bic Gots
iode feitiieIlen ooB Ole oeuannte
9iofe ailt6entiid it, ooB fie lid
I'M 8elib Der ylegierlIng Der Der.
Staaten beFinbet, uno 0ab Bic 9e-
ipeije lDafreno Der gegeunartiaen
@ohe erbraft ipurSen; oob e ies
bod nah meiner gieinnng nit beI
0ffeniliden sSntereiie tuibertrdalidl
iein piir0e irgenOpeld)e peitere IN.
Formotionen betreffs Der in Der Se-
nafsreioIlfion eriuobnien 9ote 5u
ienoen, meld)e ii6 I'M griis Der 9le
aieriua befin0en. aegenndriia Oem
Senof sit iiberlenoen
Adilmgspoll ilbermitteIt
Hobert EARRING.
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NlQrmbcri6tc aller
Nrt aus &ai0ingtOn!
Die BrMnrcnueroiftmno Mrs ItfinSlid2 i4linss
rtcr; init ucitcrcn ierioticneIlcn GRtpiil>
IMn0cn Icllen mir bcoliidst tpctccft.
Die 0eufI@en iOIIen 1ftegikarern @elS IeiRefs

Die ua9fnlgen0e ienlationelfe @e.
ididte einer gSeribmorilng 5lpiiben
Deutidlaito. WteTifo int6 Syapon gum
Sdaben Der 8ereinigten Stooten i'm
Sale oieie in einen arieg NIT
Geutidlano geraten ioGten, tullrOe
bon Der l1niteo 9reb ber0ffelltlidt.
0a fir Die ongefiibrten 9lnfIogen
neoer beItimlnte 8elpeisfiibr1tng,
nod @endbrsnGnner angegeben
iDeroen, inlO iie gum groBen Sell
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taLiens g[nlei6e.

Som, 2. 9fdrs. - g9ad Der amt.
Iiden 9tnfiiuoigung bnben Die 3ei6-
anf Sic neue italielliidle gIn-
leibe bisher sic S0be bon 2200 0fil=
lioaen Sire erreiht. Sonon 1470
in nelem @elOe.