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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
lpie 2lmcrika sic
1lHiicrtcn MnteritiiStc!
Tie Ausfubr bDn arisgsmaterial i'm
lebten Sabre mar gaH5
eHDrnl.

8dibinatotL 4. San. 9is gum
30. RoUember betrug Die ausfubr
an 8atroneu, gulber, Gr~ploiioitoi.
fen mo S6ieBmoffen aus Sen Ser.
Stuoten $9006474S6 uno, falls
Der Grport oes GbriitmDnats, Der
nod nidt feitgeitelt lit, ieineu Dor.
gaugeru glei6aefommen it, oirftc
nit Dem GnOc oes Sabres heute Die
critic WiiIliur0e CREDIT moroen ietn.
Geben oieier 9}iIlioroe erportiers
te 0as nelttrale 4merifu ouBaroent
CSC, 900 4ierOe 100000 MuuIeiel,
leere &atronenbHlien i'm &erte bon
$50 UtiQionen Collar, 400 4cro-
plane IeiIe fir 600,115 Nuto-
mobile, $4,000 Wotorrd0er, Sduren
fur grploIi6Itofie i'm 8erte BON
nabe5u so 0iiqioren Dollar, cine
ldQiuroe @iun0 in Stahels uno
un0erem 3raht, 5nei D3iqiur0cn
8fun0 in giierb Stabl uno 3int.
pIatten, 200 Ri1tonen Dollar in
leeren @runotenbiiIien uno dn0ereu
Stublfu6rifuteu fir ben arieg, Is
1iQionen &aur Mdnueribube fir
sic d~lliierten 4rmeer, $50 M}iliO.
uen 8funo SoblenLeoer, 400 g}ilios
ueu @oaouen gtopbta gum 8etrteb
ser gfilitoroutos uiD. uno @lillo.
men un0 aberuiatoneu In au0ereu
4rtifell nidt gu ipreden bon Dem
RieIenerport IN 2ebensulttteln uro
alei0ungsitiiden.
6ohe 8eontte Der 4Ominiitrntion
baben mie0erbolt sur 8erteiOigung
oes Sanoels in acknowledgment Be-
bouptet 0uB 6ieier MIR etuGu Der.
itmin0en0en @rutteil unierer 8e-
iam~tott8ftbr 0aritalle. Die 3ablen
0es 8anoeIs0epartements 5eiqen in-
oe8, oaB 0ie @1sTubr in &atronm,
GrpIoiiuitoffen uiD. nobe3u Elm Stes
behtel Der 8ciamtnusfubr betrug.
3u 0ieier 6iIfe orr6 Die itabIers
nen fommt abcr nod Die &ilfe ourdJ
oie |Iilbernen &ugeLu, Die mad e.
mem ausipru4 2loDo Georges Den
arieg entidciOen ioaen. @ier be-
trGqt Sic 5umne ncIhe Die Ser.
5taaten btsber Ben oeridieoenen I'll
Iiierten qelieben baben, mad Der les-
ten 9luntelung Der 8unoes. gfeierbe'
aommriiion 81, 93t. 000,0 00c alic
menn man Die in lIntlnuf befin0Ii-
den uno bon Ben ReierDebanfen
oisfontierten taufutanniiden 4f5ep.
re mitretnet, uber 5pci gliaiaroen.
Cine Miqioroa int @offen unb Mtt.
nittcn, 3iDei gGiaiar0en in @eIo 8ltr
8eiterftbrltng oe8 arieges.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Die S0lcniki=2lrmce
lit mnoefdRrltsR!
9nr 20 9rosent Der glliierten ftuo
friegstiihtig; bas 5ie6er RAFT
SauIeHOe 0nBtH.

8aris, A.. san. - Gin ioeben aus
Salonift bierber 3uriifgetebrter 9e.
ridteritattcr ihreibt, oaB Die bon
SalontfI In n0roliher Rihtung Dor.
acormnaene 9lrmec Der 9~laiierter
idlredlite 2cioen. dbuli6 nie Die
Iruppen as mf @oIlipoli crfobren,
0urd5unahcn babcn. 9o5 5ieber
RAFT Sic SolOateu 5tt 3altienoen 90
bin. lleberaa berriht g%9oiiermnn.
qeI, uuO no man iolhe8 erbulteH
funn lit es fat ungenieBbar uno Die
ianitaren &erhdltuiiie loiieu mebr
oils gu miiniheu ilbrig. (aein
81m0er, tuenn &oro gtortbclife oar.
uuf 0riugt, oaB Sic Solonifi 2Irmee,
ODER mas pom 0erieLben nod itbrtg
lit, unOermettig berrpenoet UirO)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
SnSieite 8arenrieee

Qm gfitttDoh obeu0 mar ipie6er
galalQtben6 in Der grut Der Barren
rieqe; mur0e bod in Der oorber'
qeben6en grut Der 9eidluB gefaBt.
Die geantten NIT ipe5le0er 3erento.
ME IN lire 4emter ein5uflbren. 4ls
Der 8rumm6Gr 0te grltt %eroffnete.
mar Die 5o6le gut beiebt. Ger arnB.
.6Gr botte cine floiiiide araBe Der
faBt, Ste bel 6eiterfelt erregte
Burner g6. Inores. Der Gtsbdr.
mar erIhienen, nm bic 4mtseinies.
INA Der 8enmteH bor8unebmer
gieiem aft ihloB iid Die ginfiib.
ruug uno Iaufe bon 5Dei 6ihirr
an. Die geIuugene 6eIt6uit idiot
NIT einem bor8HgIiden Smbi5, Der
ser S06lenbdr ouftiidte. Sober tebr.
te beim gu @lllttern NIT benz 8e
muBtiein, einea oergruigten Qbenl
Derlebt al baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
&cr6eRernngen he's Il. z. s9tsms.

@ie grdii0ent 6. 6. Bolbin non
Der linton @acific gohu Der berte
aus ytep gorf 5uriidfebrtc nit.
teilte, miro bic 9nbn im Sabre
1917 fir 9er5eiierltngan aaer 4rt
1tno 8e~rgr0Berung oes 8etrieb8mas
terioI8 St4tS0,000 be~ruusgeben,
Son 0teIer Smmle iin0 $4,000 600
fur goQeuOmg zines OoppclgeIciii.
aen SDitents int Staatc @pomlug
beittnmt, fudhrcu0 $4,000 fir bic
Grrihtunq einer repen Bride oui
ser ct. 95oiep5 s. 6rano SsIan0
Strede in Der 9}abe ben ct, Soieph
Beniqigt muroen, etDo 100000
fur 8erbeiierung uno 8ergr0Berutg
Der Observation-Disclosures uno 5000.
600 fir biejenigen III @ran0
LAMB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
mic s. in Wabrbctt
in BcIoicn aMslicht!
Neu gorisr aupalt ipiSerlegt Gil.
geMberidts; 8riten bebaHbeln
Selgier brutal.

Stem 9orf, a. San. Gupalt
Biuidm Il. @oo0boon BON Del
Redtsfirua 2earb Il @oooboOb lit
ouf Dem Qompfer naronlau0" bon
elmer Reiie 5uridsefebrt. Die ibu
aud mad gelgien gefiibrt bot uno
tueit fntereiInnter, ais feline ReiIe.
erlebnilie nn3rboren, mar e8, Die @e
fihter Der pro.aaiierten geridteritat
ter Ba beobohten Die it6 in @rmar.
tung elmer gang beIon0eren Oaltiheu
.@reuli6teit" NIT geiptsten 8Iei
ltiften un0 Gbren ntf ibn itiir5teu
ais lie ben 9aupfer an Der 2uaran-
tame 6eIteigen ourften.
gsssa, meme @erreu, itber 0as bier
bieIfad beridtete @leno Der geIgier
Fam i'd Sbnen nidts er5dbIen Be.
aonn Serr @oooboop, un0 feds BON
Dem 8Gfer0usel1o 3eitun9sihretber
fdlileen ith, Den erbaltenen Sn
Itruftionen foIgeno, prompt In Die
giii6e. Sen ubrtgen liebeu er8Gblte
Der antpdIt, DAB er 8riigge, Sent
uno @ntperpen geieben unO nihts
iDeiter gefuttoen babe, ais oaB Ste
ge[aier unter 6elttiher &egierung
red]t rubig uno 5ufrieoen ibren Sc.
fh1ften nahgingen, genau 10 pie
Dor Dem ariege. limo i'd mill SD.
men ettuas iagerL meine @erren ("
fubr Der Anpalt fort. i'd babe mid
fcftiid gerpun0ert iiber Die oelltiAe
Regieruug In 8elgien uu0 ii6er Die
3ufrieoenbeit Der 8elgier nit Der
felben. 2oifen Sic iid niht8 er3db
len bon Gleno u1lo Scot in 8eIgien
un0 qlouben sic niht nenn Sbnen
ien1ano peiBmaden nil, 0aB bic
Derninftigen 8eIgier etpo8 gegen 6iC
ersnungene 9ttuputton ein5uipenoep
baben: oas genalte @egenteiL tit
Der 5aa.
9elgier in England utiiiien bnngern.
Scot un0 S5ammer babe i'd bel Den
8eLgiern nur in England geIeben
IS lit cine S9onoe, ME england
Sic geflii6teten geIgier i'm Stid
I1Bt. 5amilieH Die Grndbrer an
Der 6ront baben, niiien nidt, mo.
bon Iie leben iolen unO nod me.
niger fummern iid 0ie 8riten 6arum
bic ormen belgiiden 5rauen un6
2inoer oori1ber ouf3ufldren, mas
aus Dem 8atten uno Batter gefpor0en
lit. Ger 8rite fonrnt baLt, pie
INNER, aud inn ariege 8uerft. Die
9eutiden Ioiien ben 8eIgiern in
@elgien ollie 8edte mioerfabren. Die
lie Dor Sem ariege botteu, iolanoe
lie lfd in Die neugeihaffene Orb
nnng figen. SD bin iiberna obne
ie0e 8ebinoerlng btngereilt, babc
mid NIT Der 8eb0Iterpng obne jeoe
Ginidrdnfung IN Der 2anoesiprade
ffron3oifi6) untarbalten tonnen un0
nenn mir iemono iagt, oaB bic
Geutiden Die gelgier unteroriiden,
10 ioge ih ibnt, Dab er entneoer
BON 9oreniogen reoet ooer elm be.
muBter 2iigner it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Qpiebernin ber6aftet.

Sarrp @oo0ar0 Der am If Sf.
tober negen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rerboffet mur0e uno un 3, gtobem'
Der Deqen Sprengling zines @elo-
idrnnfs in Gontenelle, gebr., lno
ieoesmol gegen giirgihatt aus Der
Saft entluIien muroe, lit @ttttwod'
oben6 alf Dem 8ebiter Ctr 8abn.
bof nie0erum feitgenommen Dorben.
Syn ieinem Belts fano iid elm &e'
boloer, mas cine 3uhtbolsftrdfe
nod iif 5ieben fam. @Ieid8ettig
trof cine gtoAribt BON 5remoni
gountp BON ben 8eborOen elm Sob
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
gerlanat sdaOeneriab.

Gomaro 9. @rcD bat icine Qr.
bcitaeber, Sic aitdcn Bros. Sotel
60, mf $4,000 9dooeneriaB pcr.
flugt neil or ouf ocren 8eraulai.
Jung mlter Der ar%un0Ioien anflagc
Scr Intercollegiate ucrbaftet NOR
Den mar. gr erfIdrt oaB er obre
@runo III @egeumart elmer groBcr
Menidcnnenge arretiert unO Ourfl
bcIebtc StruBen 9eiiibrt purOe, uno
0ab Die goli5ei obne einen Gurd-
iudlmgsbefebl BEL ibm 6ousiuhmg
a6Qe6otten babe. Gurh Die gruno-
Ioic &erboftung lei e5 i6m unut0g-
lid, irgeHo cine Steue 81 crBolten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
stabtrifter luurOen 6ente initaaiert

9ie 0rei ernGbltm Stootridter U.
q. galomin. 6. 8. Britt unO @e.
orge @olmes muroen bcute in ibrg
aealter eingeiiibrt 8ilrgermeilter
Gablmnrb 8id)ter Gears uu0 fnp
mono @roBmnn 6ielieu aniprudenl
auh 8unbes6ntriftrihter 8oOo.
rough, Die Rtdter bee Giitriftgerih
ties, Gountprihter Grnnfor6 mo 6t.
0a%tQlIeoer oes StoDtrats mareu an.
meier0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Gpnnmbeamten Ieilten 4mtseia

ole nplien Gountbbeamlten leaten
beite ibren Qmtseio ob. Wt.
enores Der meme Shabmeiiter nuo
lein Souptaiiiitent 0tto s. 8oil'
nan, traten beitte ibr 4nt oil, bod
miro Die Office 6es 5haBmetlters
nift Dor morgen eeoffnet iDeroelt
Sheriff Mife Glorf nno ietne Attt
oeiteItcn nabmen bon Dem 8efdng.
mis- Belts uno Silfs. Gountpdmualt
Sitqeral6 bertulihte fem bisAertges
Nnt nit ~oemientgen zines BoIi6ei'
ridters. s. 6. @eouar unb eugene
0'Suliban ftnO Die neiten $ilfs
gountponmdlte. Self %. geoforO
mo Der neue Contradiction S. gR
Gtbaerolo ionic Der nelte SGuliit'
berintenoent aceeun traten ebcu>
foas beltte ibr @mt an.
8er uidt bort auf 8etbmot muB
ben Sinoenbrrg fiiblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Der pr61iScnt miro
niebt ledscr laHen!

@oibiugton, A. San - Ser &rd'
ii6ent bot iidJ iiber Die Deiteren bon
ibm at rmteruebmeuoen Sdritte IN
ge5ug nuf ole Seritealung bes 5rie.
oeiS bellte ni6t allsgeiprodeit. Sbnr
na6e itebenoe 9erioucu jeood err
ttdreit Dap Der 4rditoent cine loci
tcre Aotc on Die ariegfiibreu0en
ienNen miro, iobulo Ole 4ntnort Der
AQiierten auf ieine gtote e~ingetroffen
ulO er Giniiht bon Dem Srbalt Der
ielben genommen bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Der 9rcis Ser Iilhflaiden IOa
6al6 erb1lt Uer6eu.

3u ibreu1 9roBen Shreten MIR
ben fir3lit Sic @tildbdn0Ier I'M.
ierer 5taot in aermtnis geiett. 0aB
Der Gfnfaufspreis fir galdilaIden
nod Sabresbegian boher alS mie
bisber iein miro. 2LuBeroem fam
cher o1l6 bic prompte a6Iiefaruug
0erieIben nidt garantiert meroeu.
Die erb6bten Soften fir Die GIa=
iden nben natlrlid oild eiuen ges
ntIien Gin0ruf auf ben Qreis Der
Jlaihenmilh aus. I'm nun Die
Soften oerielbcn Dor Dem Steigeu
All beruabren, lit Is u%rlbeoingt not
menoig, ooB bic 5~altsfroiten NIT
BEN 6anblern 6un0 in @an0 orr
beiten uno Ieere 0}ildflaiden un-
ner8iiglid 5nriid ien0en.
Ser Gbus. Shmuger bon Der
QIamito Darn SO. iogt, Dob es
lrrumganglid notDenotg lit, 0oB Die
M}ofereien ole lire MiIdfIoihen
fdneaftens 8uriid erbnlten 0a onoer-
morts Der 4rei5 fur ole 9}iIh err
6obt mer0en mitBte. Won fam Diel-
mails beo6odten. OaB 5amitien, Die
um3ieben, in ben 9elerrdumen Ell
nen gon5en 8orrot BON 1lten g1ilb-
FI1iheu SuriifIuiien, Ole 6nnn emf
me0er NIT Ser Aide peggefabren
mer0en ODER opn 6aberniammlern in
Die 6dn0e fallen. Die 6ou8froien
tun iid ielbit einen 9roBen @efo1eu.
menn fie 0ie GIaidcn rad GntGee.
rung mieoer idneaiten5 8uriiditel.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
wcbl tpeitcr nic6ts
ais lccres 6cludlh!

amiter0um ii6er 2on0oit, 4. San,
Die aolniide 8olts3aitmq beta
tiqt Die 4euBerlngen oes ungart
ideu GipIomaten 4noraiip rpelder
5ufoIqe ole oeutihen 5rieoeusbeoins
gungcn iih in 5dnoen 0es 8rdiis
0cnten 8ilion befinoen ioaen, (1ie
amiterOamcr Gepeite iagt nidt
rUober bas ortgagebeue 8lott ieine
Snformatinuen erboIten bat. 4len
4uiden mad lit Die gauge @ei4Idte
in 2onoou iabri5tert noroen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
1Dcijenprcis fdat
ltllt mc1tcrc pmnktc!

G6icago, A. San. - 4nIdBlifj
Ser nelIeren Grnobmtngeu ieitens
Der @uuoes. Reicrpe.9 2 u~fbcbor0e,
iih Dor Spefltlntionen auf Dem
'frcnloeu @elnnarft int oht ST neb-
men, lit Der Grcis oes @intermei.
sens belrte nm 41ac, oerienige oes
,luIi @ei5ens I'M SIG gefolIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
lire radt @elb 6erans.

Ger bisherige gountD. unb Staoti
Shabmeiiter lire miro hGtte ieinen
Rodfolger 30 g. gnores bic Gum.
me bon nidt eoll5 fiittf Miatonen
Goanrs aushdnoiaen. 6ierbon iinf
100000 8orgelo GepoiiteH iIbei
9anfelnLagen uip.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
qnsmniternnn nm Is. aannar.

0a8 0atlim iur bic ausmuite'
runq Der 1ruppen oes 4. Qe6rasfa
Regiments 1T iest en6giiItig ouf ben
Is. s5oultar feitgeiebt moroen. Die
2elte mer0eu be1ite ooer morgen lire
2obrung iir DECEMBER erbolten,
uno hire 2obHlmg fiir Saniar miro
linen bel Der 4usmulterHug allsge-
soblt Deroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Sal bns Mebadtnis nerIoren.

Sm Ct 1yoiepbs 6oIpital liegt
Elm cttua 40idbriger unbefantter
N}ann. oem Dos Beoddtnis boQ.
Itdnoig geihiuun6en lift. Derielbe
tuuroe 9ienstag nodmittag in Der
8orboae our 8oli8eiitation bemerft
un0 ga6 auf ale on ibn geridtetc
1raqen 3nr &rtmort 6aB er iid al
nihts erinnern fof1te. Or mur0i
IN ous 5oipifol gebro6t 100 eI
ieitber nod feiu Sort geiproder
bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Soc steflsrs grnhsr 6eiratet.

9nton Steher. Der 8ruOer oes
Observation-Disclosures Soc Steher.
Duroe geItern nddmittag i'm Son.
teneae 9oteL NIT Sri. 2eonn Sol.
ton ron 3o0ae, 9ebr. flr oas Sc.
BEN berbun0en Ser Batter Der
pingeu 6rnu 1T @rdiioent Der 5or.
ulers State 8onf in Dodge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

Dos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boftt,
oaB lid sic @inuobneridott rotI
0ma9a lebt 5oblreid udaiten 8tefis-
faa abeno inn @ttoitorium etnttnoen
miro, nm Die cute 5ahe, pelhe BON
9uter 6lanogan ms 2eben gerrten
iDuroe, 81 unteritiisen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
a6ihiehshnnFrtt.

Gtma 80 3aitungsIeute mo On
5eiqeagerten pom ber beridieoeueu
Getlen oes Stontes gdbeu Mittmodj
aben0 int 6outeneae Sote( Rorris
u. 5uie, bisber an Der Norfolt
Qeps in 0orfoH 0ebr. welder III
Rem gorf Die Steae zines 9i8e-
p~rdI0euten Der americnn 8reB 4i.
location mgenommeh Bot, Elm a6.
idie0sbonfett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
Sin Ranher.a[re6lntt

Ger 2101 @irt Ctr. mo6nen6e
@. g. 6leurD mltroe Mtittmod
ubeno nltr eiueu 9Iof BON ieinem
@nllie entfernt, bon orei Burden
itberfo1en unO nm 8ebn Dollars
berallbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

barb unO oeIIen 9rlioer Grart me-
aen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Blair ~
Soft Si nebmca. 2esterer muroe Y
leiner @obmng, 1906 n6rol. 10.
Str. feitgenommen uro ms Ve'
f1ngnis gebrndt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05
0rnmtrniunhl.

Die bieligen SoteIbefber unn
@elhdftsfilbrer bielten @ittipod I'M
gIoditone SoteI lire 8eumtenpobl
ab. Sobn s. Seton bonn 6ortenelle
muroe Brdiioent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

Die Griebensnoten itub obne Or
foIg %berftungeu, nun miiien bic
9eutihen lire 6einoe DieOer mad
Soften berbauen Die I'M alten
Snbre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

Ter 5immel oil Der CONNIE iei
arau, adj 10 9ralf. fIogt 6eneral
91ouriee pom etqliidn ariegsmini.
iferium. 8lmOerl Tos gluuc pa.
ben bic gngIdiloer berurter %geIpgen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

Gs be5abIt tih, in ben ,RIai.
fifi5ierten Qn8eigen" Der &ribune 81
pnfon3teret.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

asa unb aiHeH.Guanfitatsn. GO besahlt ~,
9ie wfgeu uuierem 4 NroBent Hapatb'
sTirasglabatt bel glnfttasen nBn $500. =
netuere fit 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-05

3uder, 10 BIO. ztanbur6 8adnna zoe
Cites III mebr als IA Afb. flr S1.o0}
giebriaert gsFviit bel sr6Aersu 8eltslaa
ardbere Nnitfdqt sHiarHmeubutfneH. 5rl
glan, ebeAip meaeH btm 2h Hro5ent {
$500 snftrdge merbrn fret nbstltEfert. -
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-06
THE BANKERS CAN HELP.
Easier Money for Farmers Means In.
creased Production.

There is quite a step between a
farm and bank in the general order
of business organization, but in the
working effect of the two businesses,
one could not prosper without the 9TH
er. A bank is primarily an institu-
tion for extending credits, and if a
farmer is to increase the output from
his land, he needs such an extension
of credit.
In tic Northern States, says the
University of Florida extension divis-
ion, a campaign is being made to
induce farmers to plant every avail
able acre, and to stock all land rot
suitable for tillage with an increas-
ed amount of livestock. To help the
progress of the campaign, the bank
crs are trying to meet the demand
for increased credit extensions, the
thing on vhich the success of the
plan depends.
Easier money, loans at lower rates
Of interest with longer time in which
to meet them, is to be offered farm.
ers. Incl eased production of farm
crops means an increase in the avail.
able feed for livestock. To dispose
of this feed to the best ADVANTAGE
means that it should be used in the
production Of more and better live,
stock on the farm on which the fec;
was grown. The easier money pro
vides the credit necessary for enlarg
ing the herds.
This general plan of Increasing
farm production is being followed BY
some banks in this State. but tht
movement should beoone = part O
the policy of all of the banks. Farm
loans are good loans., and they ar,
especially safe when made to th,
man engaged in safe or diversife,
farming. They should he much NOR
attractive than loans made to the one
crop farmer, a class of loans Otter
favored by bankers.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-06

Gov. Cats message to the legls-
1ature is a long one, with some very
excellent recommendations and others
that are not so excellent, while still
others are too important to discuss
without investigation. He wants a
new state building at Tallahassee to
make room for the increasing busl-
ness of the state, building to cost
from 100000 to $150,0O0; he wants
more help in the governors ofhce;
an inheritance tax; more power for
the state tax commission; wants a
State insurance commissioner VINO
will also be State bank examiner; re-
peal of Bryan primary law and a
two primary law in its stead; initia
five, referendum and recall; taxation
Of all church property except the
church building and pastors resi-
cence; wants grand juries to examine
church scftols and converts, wants
all church .cheol teachers to pass
same examination required by the
State for public schools; more llber'
al libel law; wants state to take
over and sell all Everglades lands al
from S5 to So per acre and the mon
ey given to schools, and then the
lands to be drained by purchasers; ar
additional judge for the Supreme
Court: no more loose-leaf ledgers II
the office of clerks of the court; re
duction of legal rate of interest to
per cent. except in case of specla
contracts when it may be eight;
bank guarantee deposit law; the flag
of nation and State to float from ev
cry public school building.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-06
Bankers to St. Augustine.

The State Bankers Association
will meet in annual convention in St.
Augustine today and Saturday. To
day (Friday) is legal holiday. 1t
is Good Friday, and in the State OF
Florida, legal holiday. :,
Palatka banks will be closed,
therefore they will be well represent
ed at st. Augustine.
F. H. Wilson, A. S. Willard and
Chas. Burt will represent the Put
nam National. R. F. Adams and E.
P. Ross will represent the East Flor
ida Savings & Trust Company, and
Hon. F. ]. Fearnside, ]. c. McCrock-
lin and ]. H. Milliken will represent
the State Bank of Palatka.
These bankers when they get to-
rether in annual convention do not
confine themselves solely to business
There are certain social functions like
banquets and dances and other frivo-
leus things which occasionally COM
Eel their attention. Gov. Cats rec
ommendation for a reduction in the
legal rate of interest is also expected
to be discussed. or rather, cussed
Anyway it would be were bankers
in the habit of cussing, which they
are not.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-06
DON'T EXPECT TO
GRAFT" UNCLE SAM
On a War COntract---Olu
Man Won't Stand
For 1t.

The government on Wednesday m
voked for the first time its drastic
mowers to strike death blow at eX-
orbitant war profits. Under author-
itv of the last naval appropriation
bill, q manufacturer was dlrecteu W
furnish a large order OF War sup
plies at a price fixed by the govern
ment far over than the figure VOL
rntarilv submitted. If the order Is
not obeyed, the plant will be taken
over and operated by the government
Officials would not disclose the
name Of the manufacturer, nor the
agency through which the order was
given. 1t was admitted, noWeDeL; !
that the action had been taken ana
that President Wilson and his &dVI-
sers were firmly resolved that only
fair and reasonable charges shouLa
be paid by the nation.
European governments are paying
an average of 10 per cent proft, on
war materials purchased in the Gnlt-
ed States. 1t was asserted authorl-
tatively that the government OF the
United States intended to buy ITS own
supplies at less than that rate OF pro-
fit to the seller.
The law invoked is section three OF
TIE lest naval appropriation bill, as
"Thc president is authorized to re-
ouire the owner or occupier of any
factory in which ships are built or
purchased to place at the disposal Of
the United States, the whole or part
Of the output of such factory and
within the limit of the amounts ap-
pronriated therefor, to deliver such
outnut or parts thereof in such GUAM
titles or at such times as may be
specified in the order at such rea.
sonable price as shall be determined
by the president"
Behind that clause stand other
laws as grim reminder Of the pur-
nose of congress to make its will CT
fective.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-06
Maude Ballington- Booth.

To those who came to the Court
House Saturday evening to hear the
splendid address given by Mrs. Maude
Ballington Booth, there was delight
full anticipation more than realized.
Mrs. Booth, having had many years
experience both abroad and in every
part of this country, in prison reform
work was we'll qualified to give freely
of her experience and to draw from
a vast fund of information. Mrs
Booth speaks a beautiful English N
a charming manner and one can wei
understand why she is called Little
Mother" by the thousands of hel
"boys" as she calls them, who are
down and out, but whom she has help.
ed to life of splendid achievement
outside prison walls. Her graphic
stories of the experiences of some Of
'her boys" are thrilling and the dl'
rect outcome of her work is the for
nation of the society known as the
Prison Reform League
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-06
GERMAN SUBMARINE
SINKS ARMED Az||C
Off French Coast-Aztec all
Armed American
Merchantmen.

Tho American steamer Aztec hrSt
ormod merchant vessel to sail from
a mort on this side of the Atlantlc'
was sunk Sunday night by a uer-
man submarine off an island near
Brest, France.
The cable message from the Am
erican consul at Brest that brought
fbe news of the ships sinking to
bar owners. the Oriental Navigation
Comnany, t5( gave no inkling as to the
fate of her crew. >. -, f,or,
An Associated Press disp2tlc;h rom rom
Paris said, however, that WhiIe SOM le
Of the men aboard the Aztec were
Tascued a number were missing ana
probably had persisted ,,,,,,,a Of
Can't. Walter O'Brien, was manned manned
by a crew Of thirty-nlne, seventeen
Of this number. including the cap
trin being American citizens.
Whether the Aztec fought a losing
ha++Ie with her underSea adversary
has not been disclosed. Her owners
relieve, however, that she had no
chance to fight because she was
sunk at 9:15 o'clock at night when a
heavy sea was running, .,
The vessel was armed with two D.
inch guns, one forward and one ait
manned bv naval gunncrs under COM
m9rd of a warrant officer.