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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
1tf. prcfic uerkIaot
Pedrit ucws Setpice!
Sn Der aIaeeidrift iuirb bebanptct,
Oaf U. y. MugeltclIte Mens
igfeiten bertanfen.

SEEN gorf, 9. San. Die ulIo.
ciierte 4reiie bat feinen a~onfurren.
ten, Die Searlt INTERNATIONAL Stems
.Serbice i'm bieligen 8lin0es0iItriftS.
gerifts berflagt; in Der &lageihrift
mir6 aelteno gernaGt, bob anges
1telte Der gIIctiirten greile gegen
4nnohnle bon 9eite6nngsgeI6ern
midtige Ielligteiten, Die bon BEN
aeenten Der aiIociierten &reIie &C.
iammeIt tporoeh iinb, an Die Scarf
Reips Serbice nitsgeIiefert boben.
Die al1ger berlongen I'M Oieiem
ltnpeien Sl fteltern, bon benz @e-
ridt einen permanenten @inboltss
.befebl gegen ole @ertlogten.
Sn einem afftoabit oes Serrn
Melbile 6. Stone, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fiibrer Der aiIoeiierten 9reIie miro
b%eboilptet, ooB Die @erflogten bereitg
felt 8eeinn orS &rteges oieie 9rofs
titen betrieben uno fir midtioe Reu.
igfeiten, beionOers ober ioIfe aus
toem 4uSlauoe, on &Hgeitellte Der
". B. Aiiocintion Die geringe CUNT
me bon $40 Die ISOLDE be8ablt bo-
ben.
4m i6limmiten ipltroe bieie 9eIte.
dung In glepelan0, o., betrieben
aber aud in nnoeren @roBItGoten
bes 2onoes linO berartige Bette.
duneen borgcfommen.
Ser 8aa fpnlmt morgen Dor @e-
ridt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Die Ginwancernto
inn ucpcmber!

4os 9ufletin Der @inmdnoe.
rtngsbebOrOe in @aibington fir
ben Monat Iobenber, neldes &c.
itern ouf ellis SslanO eingetroffen
it, ereibt, Dab m1brenO Der flint
Monate nes ~loufenben 5isfaIiabres
t62,901 @inmanoerer in ben Ser.
6taaten eingetroffen ftno, 93,761
mdnnltben un0 69,t40 ipeibli6en
@el1le6tes. Sn Der gerihtsperio.
De trofen oiberoem 32,349 gtidt-
tnmigronten unb $4,000 Burger Der
Ser. Staaten Elm. uno 8,199 Gin.
man0erer pllrHen 8uriifgeIdidt, 10
ooB insgeiant 258,t39 8erioneu
in ben flint Monaten aus Dem
4uslon0 in ben Ser. Staten einge.
t~roffen itno.
Son ben gingefpanoerten famen
S0,094 I'M 9ofen bon Stem gorf
an. Sn 8oitrn trafen 1899 Gin.
%tpanoerer Elm, in @bilaoelpbia 70
lttiD mn B@ltiIlaEe I'll. IN Der To-
naOiihen @renae tpuroen 53,841
Ginlpanberer sugelaiien rn0 an Der
meritdnii9en 0ren5e S603.
8dbrenO Der 9erihtsperio0e ira
fen 1867 @inpnnoerer aus Geutid.
Inno Elm, m1GrenO Die 8ab[ Der Oeut-
ihen G~inipon0erer aus oaen 21ll.
bern nit 1884 a~ngegeben lit. g[lls
0elterreid trafen 452 Gtnipon0erer
eirb aus ltngarn 2tt, aus StoIien
2t, 249, aus @riedenlonb 10,086,
aus Der Sdmei3 557, ntts @roBbri-
fonnien 10000. Die gelante euro
pGiide Guaranteeing belief Iid aui
90,755 8erionett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
9 40mc bat riclioc
WciScnucrr6tc INT
2lfnctik0 IG0ern!
ltc6er 35,OO0,OO0 gni6els @eiseu
iinb bier i'm ean6e bon
England nnfsetGaft.

Chicago, 8. SAT-. Der mabi.
gen Sh1tung zines Der beoeltteno-
Iten Grportb1uler nod beIiBt eng.
IanD m~in0eitens 35,000,000 8ulbels
NoIldmeiaen IN ben Ser. Stoaten, nb.
geIeben bon eitlem rieiigen 8orrot
In 4nrn0n. @ie Nnfdufe ouf bril-
tiihe Nehnitng seiddben ourH Die
grcBten 4ro0uftenftrmen in ben
Der. Staoten utD &anaon, Die ober
in ben ielteniten 6Glen nnBten,
0nB Die a~nlfaaftrdge etgentli1 bon
Der britii6en 9~ommiiiion eegeben
mttr0en. Die Gagldnoer b1ben ourfJ
oieie @ebeimbnltlirte bermieoen, Bob
bbre ant1llfe bon elmer erbebliheu
a1trsiteigeriing begleitet meroen.
Gum groBen $eile iper0en Die gif-
tr1ee BEL foIlen0en &lrien aus.
gefiibrt.
oSil moBgeDen0en 4reiien lit Ser
Observation-Disclosures in Chicago
teilt man Die a~lgemtein 0iisgeipro.
hene anihauang, oaB England,
menn 6rieben aemoft tperoen loIte,
ieinen @ei8en6Giib losidlogen tper0e,
nidt. England uno feline ~glaiierten
brnuden ieoen guibe[ @etreiOe, ben
iie bier befiten. 5erner mirb nit
oeIf atsenblid, oa Jrieoe geidloI.
len niro. GelttidInno bier ols adu.
fer %auftreten. 9nber iiebt man, ob
arieg o0er Srieoeu, boberen anr.
ien entgeaeh 8lmaI Der 5aaten-
itnl0 iiberal 1lles anoere ais gin.
itiq iii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
S~ta0tSucrb0nS
Colorado INT Sikmno!

9enber, 8. San. - 0ie Sobres,
ssonbention bes 6taatsperbon6es 60
Iornoo puroe Gonntag bier bonn
9rdiioent G. s. Steinmann croft.
net. 8ieielbe mar reft gut be.
iuht. Der 9rdftoent empfabl in
ieiner Sobresbotidoft unter on0erem
fir 0elttifen l1nterrid)t in ben Of.
fentliheu Sfulen ein5utreten cine
oeltihe &ribatidnIe gu eriinoen uno
Elm 3eutides Sans su erridten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Nn1crikGniIhc Oanpfz
Jadbt ~fcitacbaltcn!

9eip gorf, 8. San. % oiC
nnlerifanilde groBe 9ampf Sa6i
aalbiia4 I'M 8eroodt IteBt. li6 oui
benz 8ege mod ben a3oren 81 be.
iln6en, Inn bort orntiert uno in ei.
len Gaudlbootidger ilmgeipanoelt 81
iUcroet, mtir0e oas 6hiff bon einer
guloesfutter bier eingebroht. Dit.
glie0er Der 8%enanaung bntten boz
Der 4bfobrt Der Soft erfldrt, oof
Oieielbe ormiert meroen fonte. 3as
6hiff mar Gigentlint bon Sbomas
81. Cole bon DULUTH, Der 6oSielbc
aber an Die aliierten ~perfaaft ia.
ben Ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09

8uinntHen NIT Der staot, Dem Staat rno benz eroBen @efen
tpuhs bde 8anf rn6 b~ergr6berte f6. gereleidt man iest Oos neue
8~antgeb1u6e nit benz Originolbonfbous Der @ebriIber aornse bnnn
fdGt Der @ergleid ieBr gum NadteL 0es Ieseren aus. aber Die
grinoer iaben IN tbren Settle cine melt mi6heere @~eoeatung, aIs
ons faine Solabmts I'm Sabre 1857, oas einF1fe 3iegelbaas bon
1865, Sas @rnnitsebaube bon 1888, oOer icbt Der e~eeenpdrhge
9heIenb1n dns6rldt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Cpfer pun strakenran6ern.

8mei farbige 8onbiten iiberftelen
@lont1g abeno, Gle Gbermon ape.
lfb Grace Ctr. Scat Meiiter, eirell
8eritderungsbeamten, Der in ben
9olnnos apartments pobnt, nobmen
ibul eirten 9inmnntenring i'm Berte
bon $500, onbere Sdmudia9en
uro feds Collars 8argelO ob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09

2ammer 1~2.25-t3.35.
@efiitterte 2dn1mer 1915.
: ibrIinge 10.00-t1.75.
8ihoer 9.00--10.25.
Mutteidofe 7.50-9.40.
GefiItterte Mlutterihafe 10-15c
hober.
6ee0er Mutteridafe 5.00-7.25.
6eeoer 2Gntmer 11.00-12.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
First National
Bank Of Omaha

lam.
Durdi6nittspreig t0.00-10.75.
S6diter @reis 1880.
Sdafe-8uf1br 10000; Marft II
Bis 15c b6ber.
@efitterte 2dmmer 13.40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Sinansieacs 1oadtstam

gift MIR in ben g~auGidfeten aeigte Die erfe M~ationolbant iBr
gSadstlm un6 ben 6orihrtt. Bon Sabr su Sobr nurOen bic
ginlngen GROCER uno aud oas aopuol tpuroe, ben ~oringenoen sc.
ibGfsbe6arfnHen u~ndgebeno, UNI cine @daion Dollars aus Dem
@erotent %nergroBert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Cine GimlaSmns

ioG oos fir Se b%eOaaten, gum gefud Der @nnf. Saben sic aus.
marige 6retnoe bier, 0nmn bringen sic oteieben nit.
9nS ueue 8anfgebduoe ninrut etnen berporrdpeuben gl1s Elm,
lit bibid gebaut, MODERN in ieoe 8~e8ebung unb audi Die Snnen-
a~asiothtn9 miro sic febr intereiieren.
sic fnO %ptlfonnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
.5hre 6liidleliofeit ruiniert ourh
rei5bdre uausoebunoerte" Qerpen
G6epaare trtunen i'd 6dnfie ptaen vNerDen4.
Gabnmene Sablettea brinsea 3erbcniDitem
idmelc 8eicrnns briasen Slid.
.%ieIiafeit.

Gin Mnnn ODER cine 5rau init Itnrfen glerben
baben @Iiidleligteit unter eigener Gontroae.
Dieienigen ieoodD, Die geldp1dt Iin0 oltrd
llebernrbeitung, Summer, SorgerL Ausihnei.
fangen nuo ge0anfetloie 2teoerIihfeit iperben
an idneIliteu irgerIid, idimpfen uno MADDEN
@orlpiirfe. gtber beroaHmlt ie uift, bonn ibre
Rerbet iinO iduIO oorarb ie iino ntsgebungert.
Die gterben iin0 f~raftlos uno tper0en nidt NIT
arnftnabring beriorgt, uut Uieoer ribig, itarf
uilo fontrolierbar al Iein.
ahtloie 9eridmenoun9 bon RerbenfroFt
moht ielbit Die Iuitigite 9eriou at einem Der.
oreBliden aau5 uno lit fir biele 5heiOungen
r~erdnttDortlid.
Matur ielbit iudt oieier i~innIoien @erIdluen.
hung bon Ierbenfraft gu b%egeonet u6er aud
ie brnudt llntcritiibung un0 Gaoomene 9nbIet.
ten iino mtitnlganglid nottuenOig in IoIfen
9duen bon 9crboiiidt ba fe eiiem. @bcspbor uHb bellenbs b
fae @eftanoieIe %euibaIteH. bic f0iort ais aabnna inc 81
ibIsm eiuesbeH, cine asrbeHHatruHe, bic ~aHbeOinst notpenoi
lpeHR mir Hcrb6ie aopii9mersen, ftHer5eHtsn gadsn nno 81
lpeiht, frafiIoie wiasieIH, orbeltsnHfdbiaes @eNrn, 0ds uage
mibiafeifsaelnbL S6Iailviieict. a~HsnaeiabL eneraIeIoHafeits 6
Iolsafeit mnS ~nanemeiHs 2ebenaunIui beilen molten.
Gaoomene 1obIeftsn FHo Ieibt ~terbauIida 6ur1 ben M
oreaHisHns uHb Isiaeu aetoSe baHn bic melHe Stiff. lpenn
ora nniipfaH n. @aHbeEssaugcRaa BON 8e1ouet f1aToen ivieb
nsttm eebsn erredt. 81 meier eHssate. 9ofinwnasfaioiafe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09

eaate Sabre anrif, I'M Sabre 1857 oredniferten Die ge-
briber 3ounse in Omaha cine gnnf. Se9s Sabre ipGter,
i'm Sabre 1858, erbet fe enen 9feeierangs 6reBrnf unb
tuurbe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09

Omaha erbalt sdweineansitellnng.
Die biesiaDrige s6meinea1sItel-
lung miro mieoer in Siio Omaha
itattfiuoen, uto 8tuar bonn 8. bis
10. OCTOBER.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
9erlpnalirn.

Serr SenrD 8arItid ants 8eIt
goint belt iih an Rontng in
Omaha olf itno itattete aud uns
cinen ongenebmen geiltd nb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Chicago @arft6eridt.

gbicago, 8. Sanrar.
3inbbie6-3ufubr $500; Narft
felt bis Itarf.
S0dIter 8reis 1t.60.
Canadian @rafterS 800.
SGbrItnge 1910.
Sdlueine-3ufnbr 10000; Mturti
0ffuete 10-15e b0ber 1no III
meiTtei1s 10 %geblieben.
grraIdnittspreis 10.40-10.S0.
S0hIter &reis 1890.
Sdafe-8ufiibr 10000; Marft feIi
bis t0c 96ber.
@efittterte 21mmer tt.35.
8eItIife 21mmer t1.00.
8ee0er 2dmtner 1896.
SDabo 2drni1er 1896.
Ct. Soiepb Martt6eridt.
ct. SoIepb 8. Sanuar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500; Wtartt
Stiere felt Bis t0c %nieoriger,
Builders unregelm1Big.
Sdiueine-8uflibr $4,000; @sarfi
5-t0e h0ber.
0urdidnittspreis 10.20-10.65.
S6diter 9reis 1875.
Sdafe-3uftibr 5000; @tarft feit
bis t0e bober.
geFiitterte 2dmmer 1910.
aanins Gitb 9inrft6eri6t.
aanios gitp, 8. Sonlor.
GinSbieb-3ufubr 10000; @orfi
6ffnete loneiam. idtpa6 biz 10c
nieoriger.
Beef 5tiere. Itorf.
Sobrlinge, felt.
aiibe II. Sellers, Iansiam bis felt.
Stoderg, firm.
adIber, felt.
Sdliueine-3ufnbr 10000; Mdrft
0fhtete 10-t5c b0ber bis lang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
Million in the First
American Army Abroad

WASHINGTON. July 24.-An
American army OF onr million mon
for service abroad mt once lnHt"nd
Of the fyr hundred thousand con
tcmplutrd for the lirHt drhti In f"r"'
ahndnwrd by the governments re-
uIrsl for nm additional ~. .om.o .ono.-
900 10 the senate finance commit
toe l0dny
Tho firnt million men nj" To br
und. up of the flrnl drnfi nrmy
OF BOO 400. the Nulionn guard md
The rcEulnrn II In lmprhhnhln
that the rrnt dTnfl viii hr la
crrnnrd, hnt tho EnVrinm"n, In h>
rnnKlnE Itr rnnncnn f"r oth"r
drnftn without th" n"r"nnllY "f
going In rnngrcnn nEnln for money.
Hrcrolnry Meade" today i"lh
the 1nuurr committee Tint II wnr
crtlmu,cd that nn additional credit
Of $1,000 .ON0. 600 10 hr loaned tu
tho aliiou nln0 would no roIusntnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
FOR SIX
IN AUTOMOBILE

PORT CLINTON. O.. July Il A
Now York Central mail train 'rhnhnd
into nu nui iOmnbllc which wnn rluiird
at u grade CTuhning here llln nfri
moon aud nla prTnona Including n
newly married. compile on ihoiT honey
n,nnn. wore hilioh. nnI "ne Injured
Tho Dead
M, and Mts CLARENCE Joseph. "f
i'lcoiu. lIlr
Mr.. rr.nL J".opi,. rT. "r i.u"t"y.
bhln
M,s Mary N",arLnr. bE. "f shelby.
Onto
Hetnar u"his. -. aud Mra. rrah
ah~rman. Ar ar frmbcrvIlle. q ...,
Mas Esther Joa"ph. %. nr Iurk"r.
o. badly injured. hut will recov"r.
Tho road on which tho party wRH
Travelling parallrln the railroad tracks
and thon croHHeH tho trackH at n sharp
anglo on curve. Juai mn they
reached tn" tracks tho motor atnllcd
and m" occupants were trapped In
tho limousine as the train approached.
The train. travelling ut high speed. de-
mollshed the automobile and killed nil
except Hohis and Miss Joseph instant
ly. Hollis died later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
COURT UPHOLD5 SCHOOL BOOK
BOARD; GOVERNORS HOT shot,

CITAItL LESTON W Vn., July "a
Tho Supreme Court late this after
noon announced ils dcciHinn i'm iha
school book controversy, nrHucd dur
Ing the morning. granting the writ I'm
mnndnmuE applied for by w. II.
Whn"Icr n Company nguinst Ih"
state linnrd nr Public Works. md
the HInir School Hook r0mmlrHlnn.
nnh Ihun rhnnErn In text books mndc
bY the boob combination at it's Juno
meeting rtnnd.
Judge Lynch. In announcing The hr,
Clnlun uf III" court. rinirh TINT Ia"
writ nnhrh for wnr granted In tho
rnrrr or The IInnrh Of Iuhllr WoThn
nuh llr itchunl ,liuuh tnnInlrHinn. but
moi with reference To tiUvrrnur corn
well. tho mira pnTlY 10 III" ruli. hH.
rhIIr" lac court did moi rnnnidrr TINT
II hnr jurisdiction over the I"v"rnnr,
Iihpr l.rnrh rinlrh TINT II In ihn
ulIlmluu uE The court thnI when Ihr
hunh rnnmlrniuu Ia turn over III"
irnrI with petitioners nnh hIr"r'rh
Ihu chnIrmnn ~ The ruInnIinrlnn To
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
UGLY PARTISAN FIGHT
OVER FOOD CONTROL
BOBS UP IN CONGRESS
MANN BLOCKS PLANS
TO HURRY THE BILL
House Administration Leaders
to Bring in Special Rule
TO Force Conference.

WAHIIlNGTON, July 2d.-Thn nn'
minIHtrntIon'H program OF food lrEln'
lnIlun encountered nn0thnr dclny to-
dny blocked plans to hurry the food
control bin To conference.
The prnpnnnl to crcnto n Joint com
mitlur Of cunErrhn on npoIllturch 0f
he war. written Into tho blll In the
ncnnIr nnh objected to by prchld"nl
Wlnnn nr MEnlIylng II lnch nf conn
hrncr lai him. wmn tho rrninrn which
nlurInd Ihr trouble. The It"puhllcnn
Lender rallied many monIh"rn of HIN
party md tonight Tho ultnnll"n had
InLrm ON ihn nrpnTi uf II pnilinhII
nghi virtually for Ihn 1rnI time nlnnn
thn wnI rrrnInn mrl.
Administration lnndnrr. dorrnIrlnE
uf nomdIug tho bin to rnnf"I once I'M
der II IInnnimuun agreement. lr"pnI nd
Ia htIup IN n npnrlnl rul" lunnri"w
under which ihuy nspnrl to Tore" n
rnnruInurr md IN addition Ia lnrlruct
the cnufrIrrn lu dinngrro To MI ncnnt"
ln,n'mtlm"nln
TnkIng ihr ndmlnlnlrnIlon mnna,
GCrh by aurpriHr. Mr.. Mann n"rvnd no.
Tics when Tho hIIl cnnIn up today that
ho would not Elv" unnnlInorIH CnInoni
for the hilI Ia 20 In CnnforrHIcn IN
lrnn rrpnrnIr vOln wrrn prrInlil" al
ON iII' wnT 'umnIiiI"n prnrntnl a
hunIy rnnvnHn nr those prrmrnt con
vInrrd The nhmlnirIrniiun mon TINT
they could nat be- crTlmIn or II nlOr-
1 I,I,,t.,,uuI uuI MI lntIIn
mlrni wnn taken.
IInnnimumn COnnnnL nEnln will hn
nrkrd Iumurrnw before he rnnciul
rulc In Invoked. bat IlIr Republican
lrHd"TH hnVr ruinniOnrd TIA" rnllr"
nIrnihornhip here for u vuln nud il !mr-
linhn hIvlnlnn nrrnr certain. Ia prep.
nInil,nI fur II The IIrmucTnIh IiGhl"n"h
mp their Iiurn IunIgIt to InruIu IIn
prur"m"" uf n II"iIiu'Inll" nn lnrity
II wan thought u"rnlhIn That u few
IInn,uc,ntn would vote win The ltn
pmhllGnnn
Ah"piI"u "r The riIr win vI,lunIIy
in,iuhu nounInir Vnl"n, nIi" nn llI"
=" ulnimIn t." wI'u"I "md rI"hIh
lluu unIru,luI"nlr, nlIrnrlY h"nli "h hr
rrvruuI hurin" IIrn"uiuIn
ThruunIru,il huhrtn Iutlnv t'hnlrmnh
Lever. Ia '.hnIEn nT Tho hill pI,nIlrud
ilni 10" hu,Iur IInitucrnil,t uunT"I"rr
would lu thoiI ulurIrt ~ furrr n"rnpi
nu"" nr Tho original pr"vIri"nr "f tho
hurIe" lin IN Ihni form thor" wna no
pruvlrIOn for either n wnr rSpoudi
iUr"m cuuIuItl"r. II food hunrd uf tlrnn
mrmhrrr ur +" wlioui md ih" prunIn.
IInn H"CIIuuR contemplated II bon" dry
country.
luHIRiruCn hv Mr.. Lever thut Tho
hnus" do nothing To delay final pHE-
Hng" nf the hIll went fur toward In
ducInE one dry advOcntn and others
to agrr" tn Rrnling tho m"aaIrn to
IcnnfcrrnCc with only general disnErrc-
mcnt Instructions.
81 particularly urge that ynu do moi
tic the hands Of tho house cnnfrrccs.
he said. "Thr house thus fnr has not
been guilty Of delay in the pa%sngc
nf this bill. and tho delay on II now
amounts almost 10 II naliQnnl scandal .
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| STUPENDOUS WAR
CREDIT VOTED BY
HOUSE OF COMMONS
BRITAIN SPENDING
:b35, 900, 600 A DAY


i.bNBDN July - MuVinE In Ihn
IiuiIno uf tuuuIunr to-day Vnto nf
ulnlII Trr 8 rGL0. 600 900. ia" lnrEnnt
wnr r,"llI yoI nnh"h nnl bringing
ItnnI utiinlu'r nrpnn,llluru iu iln 90
h,rnnl Iuinl Of rt.1p%. .OnO. hml'rw
Ilunur Law uhnn"nllrI "f III" 90
rhnprIcr. gnvo rInrIllug ngmr"n " tho
Innnrlng growth "f trrnl Ilrlln'n' r
finnurIul hIrn"n lu Tho world wnr. nnh
ouIuIInrIzrd from tho financial vl"w-
pnInI alnno Tho great Importance ~
Tho tInIind Htntnn entering thN war. M
cnnurIng thnI The nlIloE would not b"
deprived nr victory through lnck OF
money.
Tho EI0,Igo was nRt0nIrlich to learn
that GrcHt IlrlInln'H advances TO tho
nlIIGH nnd dUmlnlOnH hHd hlr"ndy
reached the hugo total Of moro than
81. 900. 900. 900.
The daily war expenditure, although
IL shows II Hubstnntlul Improvement
over tho flguroH on Mny 8. when ME-
Uonnr LAW nskod for tho lust war
credit, Btill npprOuchrH. G7,OO0.000
dnlly, md cIcrodn the budget cHlimntn
by 81. l.0O0, 900 daily. l}ul comparing
tho IuHl IT days with The first 81 days
OF ihn financial ycur. the crprnditur"H
nhnw reduction or II million duly.
Thn war credit wnH agreed to.
In I'm inicrrnlinE reference to the
United Sinlrn. Mr. HOnnr LAW Halh:
"Whcm America entered tho HtrnKH'"
we rcnIiZrd thnt u Krrni chnnRr INA
como over The hllirn' financial hlr"nKIh.
I'Traidrmt Wilson wnh slow hhh Ih my
judgment. rightly rI"w. In bringing nm
rouuIry To thr vortex nr This inTTlbln
war but. having come IN. lbs hna hh""h
by hln nIrrrchra Ia tho cl"nr"hi way lhhi
f., In determined Ia throw The whole
walnut ar Ihn nation hn heads Into lhn
rrnIr I am huITu that although nat o
urnIly Il inlrn tim, Ia make Ihn nnnn-
rIuy nrrnuurIiIrnIh IIurdiul Ia war
IIhn Ilin the ITrsllnni aIth ia" gr""'
lon hc ,nlrrcnrIIr Will ,rnI la this
unIIrr with Tho rnn,n rririi "r u"h-
rrnpIIy uI rather nf T"nllhniI'u "f what
tho whulr Irnrtn uInnnn. an has h""n
1iuwn hy EuRInuI. mud that W" ""n
roiy "u t"coIvIun Ia tho ilnII"I Hlninn
,or",ir'rr whlrli nr" ur'"rnnIY J." pay
rn, nuuulIcn "r all hi"ln r"uIlrnd hy Ih"
rIIirr Ia hm"ri'n.
"Iuhr"d. u In nn "prn n6ri"i Thai WI
had spout rn rrnUlY "f rnIr r"nnurr"r Tint
Il,nr~ nvnIImhI" ln America Ind h"'uIu"
urnrly oslnurl"d whrn our Hrrnt nlly
oni"r"h tho ririKEln, ma "hvI"urly. ih"
"stnnt Ia whIrh supplies az NIL hlnh aan
in ohinIncd in tho ilnIiod utatcr will de-
I,"uh largely nu Ia" nhIllty--for ] am
pur" nr TIN Ennd viii OF III" American
government I" Un"I III" 1rnnnir Tint
will j." uIn'Ir uImn u by tho nlIIrr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
WILLIAMS AND SCANLM SHARPLY Censored BY GOVERNOR
C0RNWELl FOR LETTER COMMANDING SENATOR SUTHERLAND

wlur nhown y"urnolf to be broad
minded niatcnnIhm. ntandInu Tor
JIiniicc and equity Ia alt
VIZ notice that tho hlli proVldoa
tor unVrrumnni Lnntr"l. purchase
and dlni,linlInn uf all food pr"h-
,I,In wiIhntH regard To maximum
at minimum vuiIati"n, accepting
vUllunI, whIGh tho bIil rrovIhod
nhnII lao a"iil ai moi looa 'ha" ~
pot huarGI nrh h"os n"t pI"vIha
a ,ua-I I,,in II tho IuwnInl ots "f
tho unIiuu wnro u"lnu I" fs f""d
rnuulaIlur bin nnh Io"v" u !"
..",n,mInni"n. why ah"uli any ain
uIo nriIrIn 81 f"nh ~ fu"l hn nopa
,alnd rnh alnulod Out fr"W 'h"
root hy p'"VlIlnu minimum "H'
uaIIUn1 W. do mol tunw what
"ihor m"iIvo you may haV" had !"
~ vuIIuu nuaInai tho bin. hut ihta
ono apot lII feature ~ tho hlll us
iInca Tho poaIlIon you haVc takon.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
GEN, COCKTAILS AND
DENMAN OUT; CAPPS
AND HURLEY NAMED
PRESIDENT WILSON
ENDS SHIPPING ROW
cambridge Colby Succeeds
White as Member Of the
Shipping Board.

! WASHINGTON. H. g.. July Il
Pr"nldrni Wllron brought lhr shipping
board row to nn abrupt trrminnt!nn 10
idhy by eliminating The two prlncipnlh
William DrnmHu Chnlrmhn 0f TIA"
bOnrd. and Major Grn"rnl t'rnrE" w.
! iGorlhhis. nInnnErt al lhr bhhiu 4
emergency nr-l corporation. IN charge
Of construction
Tho rrrignnllun nl General Hnrih
Ihir rendered annir days nr". wnT ne
cepird, aud Nj nrnInhn wna uHh"d hy
the IrrrlrlruI I" Iulluw nuli. mat the
government building program might
no forward lihpuI rnhuIthhrInrUl
I Edward n Hurley uI thi'nE". I"rIn
81 rinlIiunu n the Federal Iinh''
/ t'umrninnIun. wur named hY ih" ft"nl
don't tn ru"r".d Nj II"nm"n nr chair
tnuu nr the hrnrd. and iiuinhri'lg" Cot
| by ~ Now Y"th ~nr nIp"inl"d rue
ucur0f 10 inhn II White, ~ Nhnnnr
CIY, another board m"mh"r wh"r"
rrrIgnnliou. offered 'hr I'I""Ih"ni I"
month nEu. nlnn wnr nCd"pl"d
Rrnr A ,lmIrnl washington |. fnppr,
chief CuuuirucInr of IN" navy. VIII r'lr.
ccCi t!oneral unrthnlHl u" manager OF
tho nret CORPORATION, inhIna lmm"hl'
NJ" 'h"'E' '" wv anal
Nv .,,. mia ,ri
"'' ,..,,,., j., ,hr ,otn
mcrrr rurnmIt'"" Thrlr prompt con
nrmnrlnr wan predicted hr h"ih
,,,, ,t.,r,tlnu Iu
,,,,.u. II,,,... i,,u,dinlrly uflcr
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.,..i,u,. n,d nrvrr huvc
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"'''"' '''''"
h''"" 49,, ,r,.
u van i'r'"''" '""'f"'
,lurr Trent VIE" 'hhli "l"h "I ~"
hoard who has h""n ~ rI'"hr ""r
,,,I,, nf M, IIrnnIunr I,nnIlI"n. has
-, ,,l, ,h. Inu,L uI the uirrI
!, n, I,I -, In, vhIIr
"''"' ....,.I.tl,,,
''"""" " WIN ""'' wv
had hr"r I"'"lt"h Ii"h h'h' '""" n
Donald rud II u Ul"v"ur. ia" "'h"f
,,.,J ,nc,uIo,r who have tlnr,l up
With u-n"rnI G""lhnln. n"Id 'h"r hnd
I,,,Iu
wv ,,, ,,,
tho CinlIruvorry "nm" nm II pr"n' nhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

Already tho Ioasca OF tho Rus.
slams nv mon killed.. wounded or
made prIsonera. In guns and
heavy. and these will become
Qroater unloas tho hoped for atIf-
fonInQ In tho morale Of the Rus
uiAns 10 realized soon.
stanlslAu. the principal junction
for commercial activities In the
crown land OF Gaiicia and an I'M
portant grain and manufacturing
contor. 10 boinQ evacuated by tho
Russlana. whllo PodhAytso, Hallcr
and other towns have been taken
by tho Tcutona. Tarnopol. ono OF
tho chief towns In tho crown land.
10 moro seriously menaced than
over. u Il has not already been re.
takon by the enemy crosulnu tho
rlVor TO tho aouth.
Including the hostllitIcs in
GaIicia tho entIre front from tho
Baltic virtually to the Black Soa
10 the sceno OF big operations, but
with tho Ruani'ans standing firmly
against tho onomy only In the
RumAniAn thoatro.
AZ In Oallcia, the Russians TO
tho north around tho roQion OF
Ovinsk and Wilma continue to
show signa Of dlsaftootIon. Al.
though thoy had attacked and
captured German positions along
tho Dvinsk Wilma railway. the
Russians could not he induced Ia
pross thair advantage and retired.
unhindsrod by tho Gernana. 10
their old positions. Ia tho ropuisa
Of attacks with large for0os nesr
krevO. whioh wAs reGap.ured, and
south Of Hmoruon. tho 0ormana
out nntiro reuimah,s to pIeooa
with the calling Hr~ Of tho In
fantry and maahIrc guns.
rTTUbHNhb. July - H'"nIrI""
'iuR evacuated by tho Ituasi"ns. "
irdina I" iDnIEht'H nin'inl "ioi"Jnrn
ho Uarunup hnvr rTn"S"d The H~r"t
var la tho rnEIon of MIkuli"n .nuI
Tarnnpoll. defeating iturstnn d"ia"h
en,s, South OF tbs 'Dn,SHt"r tho ituH
ans arc retiring rast ~hri
hft,r tho itunnihnS had n"rnrioh III
srman poritibn nn both alden -
(UOntinusd on rage Tsn.)