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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

8t3ug ouf Ga5dI56eute un6 Qr5sitss
erIparniFs fno tdr5Ii9 nit U.iinaener
aammetofen er5itlt poroen. Die ntueu
9onitruttionm bsotuttn Iomit sinm
fpihtigsn Gdritt In Der 9t6tlng ber
ratioheata aoblsnalsnsrtung, b. B..
Dem 8ltrabtn, ais Der geringien ao6s
leamtHgs BEN gr1Btm6glidten Qraitss
un0 aapitaIpsrt 5traus3uptriibaftgn.
@erfolgt man jsDod bic 5abltsiden
neaeriH getrs5uBgsn unitrsr 8tIsuhs
tungstsdHit, u9tts barduf bin5isIen,
bic gassr5tlalng Dur9 GddFfung uns
d%b6dngigfr, tlsintr anb biligsr 8airie5e
5u be%3tniralfersn uHo Iotllsn Be-
birfnife1 an3upaFsn, ME g. 9. bag
Heterogeneous, Bag 3d4srIiht Il. (. no.,
uHD nelds itd ale duf bic @trpeHs
bang pon burh 8en5ol obsr 9strols
tarburi,rttr Cuff, aITo auf Gnopro6utte
Der notwithstanding 5tiibsn, 70 lam
man taum umbiR, biz psitere GHtpids
Iungsfdhists.t bsr tta0itiontlltn Qsudts
s~asiaoIirie fart In 3DeifsI git 8tbtn.
gelenhtung.
Sc purbe bsr,iis srudbni, 6dB sci
Der i6liaen 2sudtgaser3euguug bgr
6auptpert auf bic ban eigtnta Be-
fanDteiIeu bts gaIes i~nntpobntHoe
2eu6tfraft, b. 8. auf Bic bodmotttulas
rsH RobItRiioffotr5iuoungtu gslsst Durs
be. bic beim 8%sr5reHnsa CUR WtiBeiut
erbibt uur0,n uno 10 BE Gdmme ltufs
tsn6 madtsH. baB man ieboh ourd bic
ginfihruHg beg GasgliGliaits in Der
3uIammnitBuug ots @aiss unap6dns
gigsr geDoroC1 lit. Die Crime
bung beg @assliiblidits burh auer
DON WeIsbaa 5at ts btf Gasiubus
Firis aud umoglitt. F5 i'm Wsitbspsrb
NIT or iptittr nm ff ersifsn6sa e@lsttris
Iden gtlsldtung Big btntt erfoLsrtta
81 hSaupitH. Na9 BEN Gisiaa'fAsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
Die &o6re ofs STANDARDIZATION.

Wdbreno man Bel sinem Der lIteu Seer
0fea Die bet Der D~eitiaatioH entlpetbeus
ben br,unbdrsn SAFE uuttr bic Httors
ten 5uridlsItete uu0 %berbrdnHtG, uuo
oertn abbiBe our 9ampfer5tlguHs tn
9eheIn benuBte, muBte man btt her
Rtbenpro6uitengeDinnung Otit @dic
abtubltn uno ourh 9t5dnbIuug nit
Oeltn bic DertooleH Stofie dbionbtrn.
0dbst gtbt our1 8erHihtuug Der
Gigtnpdrme btr SAFE Gin GROCER Seil
Der tHtpiteIten &%o6ltnenergit perIoren,
uno nm ben Wdrmepertlt ipiloEr aug
5ugleiten. gin9 ma 5u Der 6ei peitsm
rattonelaren Wlttboos Der Rrufhr5tus
glng In 8dsmaibinen ii6tr, po5u Iih
bic getii6lteH uR0 gereinistan 9otsOisns
gaze bor3igIih cignen. So miro btut
i'm 4otsipnoitdt in R6einldn0 Ueitfalen
Der gr6Bta 5sil ben is Wtljoutn 9ons
ntu Gots in mooernen RebanrrooutteH
6fen erjeuBt, 10 oaB bei Dem INNER gros
B,r psroaotu 9asuberi6uB bic Rotes
rsiau itbt als araft3eRtrdlen uup Qits
f~erdnteu pom @1s uuo Gleltrilitdt fir
oi6t ben6lttrte Sn0uttiebt3irtt msbr
un0 me6r an 9e0eutung %geipiuneu. 8es
5erHtreu 1T 5A 5eahten. 8d6reno i'm
eriieu Gau pas aaetaige prooatt, 8ots,
nar cine engbeqrtn3ta 8trptR0ungsz
ip6dra beiiBt uno ndhpcislid gum
ii6eripie1enoen 3tile i'm 6ohoiea pgra
itpinoet, bittan bic Re6enproputtt Der
DeFiaationstoterei auBer Der GiTens
unb Stdblnouiirie nod elmer duBsrors
osntIi6 grobsn 3abI bon metnrtihsn
unb 6aHoinouitritn neitgebsaoe 8atis
tisungsm6glihteiten. Uenn man Be-
oentt, oaB oas Interchangeable Der
1terproOutte, bon Der QItarterH Bic
sum 9om6eu3inoItoff reidt uno bic
gdH5e Jarbeninouitrie unfdBt 6dnn
Dir0 man Bic ooltsrtrtItdftLite Bee
osutung bsr Betiaationsottrei annds
barno ri4tig sinihdBen.
Sur 3ttt ptroeu ttpd 50 qro5tnt
idmtlt6er aots0fen in 9eutitIauo, ous
itub gsgtn 10000 Gefln, NIT 8eptns
nung Der Rebenprpoutta bttrie6an. mdn
lam alp iddBsH. baB stpa 50 Pros
sent Der geIamteR idbrljdsu 4otser3eus
gang co., Miaioneu 3onnsn, bic ita
uuf aber 100 3e9en berteilsr) posr
runo u MiuiDnen Snnutn 9tbenpros
buttentots un0 8 Miaiontn 9onntn
fsInmnnfofs Inn Jip mgbFnhrnhftf+e
Der i'm Rabrto6tenrebier Iitgenoeu
8ergperte, ron benen % 0srte nur bic
primdrsu gr5sugniFt, pis ammouiat
unb Seer, AZ QuIagen bunebsn aud
nod bic in ben 9eitiqations8aien snts
baItsnen i6psrsn unO Isittsu GobIens
paFeritoffs gepiHnen, brJngsH Osm
2auos btgeits idbrli6 a6sr so 0ilios
nen RdrfI Gin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

Ridtuug Ser 3eHfn no mia6erpertige
ao4laniorten oerflgbar fno, ~ Dsts
iaiG5tn.
mtroiass fno BE g9sfa4mdnntr,
HamRntli9 in GnglduD In0 8eutIds
IdHb, bsitrs6t gsnsfen, bi, baittbsn0sn
W}dagtl, ioptit lie uitt 5srsita burA
8ortidritt auf BEN Gtbitts oer Gas
reiniguug, Der @asbtleu6tung uub beg
9ran5portpeIsns fir Rots unb aobls
ausgsglidsn porbsH, ourt borteilbafs
tsrs &ouftruttioHsn gu bgIsitissn, unb
70 iin5 benin tiir3lid cine gan3t 3abl
usuer @aser3eaguHgsipitsms %sBtianbeH,
uatar bsRGu 6eionaers bic 9tFausr 9ers
tit1lretDrte BON Or. 8ue6 b~tmtrtensptrt
TIT. Gessnii6er ben pdgertdtn ootr
gsneigttn aetorttn laFen f6 foIgtHbe
8orteiIs 5uidmmsHfaFsR: Die Qustuts
aus 100 ailogramm bergater Goble
betrdgt Biz gu 80 au6iimfter, il mad
btr R~oblsnIorte. Die Qeu6tttaft bee
@aiss 1T boher, ttpa 1913 Rsr3sn, i'm
QrgaHbbrenner gemeFen. Die 6ei3frdft
fapantt 5piIhen 800 unb 500 Mdrs
m,aiHbsittn bei 15 8rdo gtlTas uuo
100 MiQimster 8drometsrItaHb. Die
4~otsausbeute bttrdgt stpa II qro3eut,
nno bar e~r5islte aots it BON i~barltgenar
GnaIitdt, b. 3. oiAtsr, 6drtsr unb groBz
ftitigsr, 70 baB BET isintr peitsrsn gts
hanolung rptnigsr Qbfaa taiitsbt. Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS betrdgt auf 100
&ilogramm bergdtet aoble ttpd 81
Rilogrdmm. DIR gsponnne Ger III
DiinnfliFig, tnt6dlt nar 2 Biz 4 gros
gent freien aoblenHofi so Qro3snt nee
niger 4upbtalin. hent psmna9 Gin MT
fentiid fDertoonerss Mdterial bar, alg
osr in BEN aiten GDitsm ~gsponutne.
DIR Raumbtodri bgr Gefan lit eetingn
uHo bic gebitHung erforDgri nur einen
Qr6siisr fir 1000 auHtmtitr gagsrs
ssuguns. Rod kHsrs etgbniFt IN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
Die Basinbuitrie.

1le6tr bas @erhdttnis Der 1eiilaz
tionstotsrsisn gu ben 2suftsa5aRfais
ten unO bic Ausitten Der ItBtsren lift
folgsuoss 8u Iagen: @egsa Oes 6ortfal@
is iegIther aaudbellftiglng t6Hnen
Tlebenprobuiten6fen. i'm gtgtnIaB 3u
8tenentorb6Ffn, in Der Qdbe bpn
etdbtsn, ia iogar inner9aI5 Der toms
munalen @ren3eH Quffteaung finoan,
uao oes6dl6 teiIneAntn on Der 8eriors
sung grocer unb EIainer itabtiider 81
trie6e. Q6geIehen non ben 8orteiIsH
bic bislpeilsn burd 5ortiau beg tsureH
unb umitdnpliden 8dbHtransportes beg
Gsrtigtots pom ben 8ergpertsu mad oer
8trbraudsfeqe sHtiteasn, fno biz m0s
berntR aotsperte aud in BEN Stdno
gsieBt in srfoIgreidtn BettbsDsrb NIT
ben @dsanftalten 81 t@rsttn, uro t0nHeu
i1r usberi4uBgas - stru 8 bis 80
qroJtnt =, Dds na9 gsitrtitung beg
inneren 8sbarfts nod a6rig 5lsj5t, aIs
Sire. 2i5t poer araft an bsnadbarte
GOufumentsn bsrge6an.
Dis bereits ernd1nt, bs1or3uste man
big6sr in 9sutIdIanb bic IttbO0e, Der
gsIamten sr8euateH @asmengs bic 9las
btnprDoutts 81 ent3itbtn ano ben 3eil,
bsr niat sur Gfen6ti3ang gerpenbung
fiaoet, In timer 8anpfs obtr Gasmaz
i6inen3entrale In ltidt Oertduflife
eIsttriife @nergis um3updnbeln, ba
IeBters o6ne ueitntlide 5rdnsmifions@
unb Observation-Disclosures ittr cine
OtrbdItnismdBig groBe 5nttrtFeniPhdrsl
btrteiIt perben fam. 9as 9ds fam
abr aud our9 8en3ol tarburiert pers
ben, unb banu oIs atu6tgds in ftGoti>
f4tn aobrneBsn giuFigs g~srptn0uug
finben. Sn ben 8erttnigten Staaten
BAT bic ~isbtgendante 4asnertungsart
oss Rolsofsngaiss sroBs gsr6reituHg
erlangt.
Gin 9srgIeib 5piI6en mobsraen
0sbtaprobutttols0fen un0 bort3ontdIsH
Rstortsu, rpis fs ouF ben meiteu 9ass
merten gsbrdudiih FnD, 5tigt, bag bic
lsBtertn Der ~gerinssrea aapa3itdt uno
Der boberen 8etriebss uno aeparuturz
toitea ptgsa i'm Ra6tsiI iin6. Die Be-
idrdntang auf beitimmts, bebpr3ugts
Gob9nIorten un0 bic m~iaptrpertige
Qualitdt oeg sr3eugten aots fno aHosre
Rd6teile. 3ieen ite6t ~aleroings bic
tir3ere Bergaiungs5sit dls 8ottsiI sts
geniiber. Menn man abr bic 3enbeH3
in 8etrddt 3ie6t, bic in Gdgfahtreifsn
Uor3uberrIden ideint. ndmlid bic aobs
Iengastr5eugung mad M6gIidtsit ourd
bic i6rer gr6Beren unabadngI9leit BON
aobtentransportIdpieriglsits 2agers
baltang, Qrbeiterftreits Il. I. N. tpggsn
borieit6aftsre 9elgager5suguns 3u srs
febsn, 70 lift fd bar gebdnft ni4t
bon 6sr 6dnO tptiieu, 0aB Der 5uz
fanftige 8eoarf an ao6leuleuttgds audi
in 9tutihEdno in IteigeHbsm MdBs BON
ben 3eitinationstoiertien REP. 3saen
geotdt ptrbsn piro. Die ei9tntiihsn
6asptrte niirbtH bdnn aIs aohlenfons
Iumenttu mehr IND mebr in ben 6ins
tsrgrHno tretsn. Seit grfin6ung BEG
glihli6tss If man ia in Der 3ufams
menisBuus bes 8aIes psIsntIid unabs
hdusigtr ssporben, legt besbafb heutt
tdum nod 0srt uuI bic ben eigenen
g~sitanoieiltn oes gaIss i~nntpobhenos
2snhttrdft, nho h1t in Der biqigsY
MdHtrsastr5suguns elm e0lHdabigss
HsaniuaIsni esfRnotH, has geeisRti
I6sint, bic Guasrssusuns mad Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

6e1e Strd9Itr) umseiebt. Sci bt gt'
p0bnlt4en @asflamme GA proJent
btim @as9Ii6Gdt 1888 qro3tnt, Bal
Der tIettrii9sa aoblnFaotnamp 8
9ro3snt, lei Der metuufdosnlampt Is
qroJtnt, b,im 8ogenlibt is 9ro5tnt.
8eDeutcn0c GrIparuiFe laItn I6 nit
btm ber,tt8 fribsr er~pGbnttR nIutr
SpItem Der quftgoser5eugung er5tes
len, reIdts dIs 8drburiermitttl gsn3OI
uoer 5ttt6h, alto Gnopropults btt
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
TOURNAMENT GAMES

In the billiard tournament Wilson
defeated Brunner by score of 80
to GA. BiInner being 26 short. Nc
Closkey won over Bradford by a
score of It's to 55, Bradford lack
ing 5
In the bowling department Barber
lost to Bay and George lost to Fra
ry. 1t is probable that all those not
having played will meet tonight to
play their games and then the win
ners will enter another elimination
contest to pick four winners.
Division four Of the stuff depart
ment eliminated Dr.. Libby last night.
We understand that DR.. Libby places
the blame on Ritter and will watch
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
ONE REMEDY FOR DIVORCE

From the Detroit Free Press.
"If We could could find some way
TO restore the fineAol home spirit
of the past" says Miss Mary Bar
teime in an interview printed the
other day in Chicago, "we would find
a sure way of getting at the roots of
n good bit of the divorce trouble"
This piece of philosophy is worth
the deepest consideration of all who
deplore the divorce evil and who seek
ways and means to combat it. What
is needed is the cultivation of the
real home making, housekeeping, and
home dwelling spirit, if divorce is
really to be in any appreciable de
gree throttled or checked. The CON
ditions in which evil flourishes must
first be eradicate before evil can be
obliterated. The making of restric-
tive regulations and laws and fulmi-
nations will not answer.
The divorce evil is product Of
many factors. Among these are has
ty, i'll assorted marriages and lack of
engrossing interest, giving room for
idling and its consequences. Homes
that are mere sleeping and eating
places, as fleeing as the tent of the
Arab, are in no real sense homes
Home is where the family lives
moves and has its being; where each
strives for its permanency, upbuild-
ing, and Identification. The family
must be a well ordered republic in
miniature and the home must he the
arena of its principal activities, and
restrictions. And for each inmate il
must he the supreme and vital thing
All outside activities must be subor-
dinated to and for the interests of
the home. Its burdens must be light
ened and its joys increased by being
shared by all its inmates.
And lastly it must be a refuge
When the door closes it must shut
out the world of strangers. The walls
must inclose little, pleasant world
of their own. There must be feel
ing of patriotism for home, so to say.
interests thus closely bound enwrap
attention and effort and leave little
room for the entry of discord And
where there is little discord there
is no divorce.
People busy making a real home
are too busy to fight or visit the di-
vorce court
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
NO CINCH FOR LADY COPS.

LONDON, March. 3. WANT
ED: Ladies to act AS policemen;
must be well educated and not afraid
Of work; salary So week"
It's no easy matter for lady to
become "hobby" in London. After
she has assured the authorities that
she's perfect lady" and a demon
for work, she must go thru a severe
course of spouts before she can start
drawing down her six per
Here is the test:
Report for roll call at 9;30 every
morning of the week. Start at once
on patrol work, and later go on duty
at the police station. In the after
noon more patrol work and attend
ance at the children's court. From a
to 5 instructions from inspectors in
special duties. From 8 to 10 more
patrol work to finish up the day.
The lucky ones who pass the test
are then sent to the munitions fac
tories. If their job doesn't go up in
the air they get uniform and after
reporting to "Millie' Dawson, chief
officer of the womens police service,
start at work keeping the peace.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
SENATOR OGORMAN RETIREs

WASHINGTON. March 3, Unit
ed States Senator O'Gorrnan of New
York, the last of the silk hat states
men of the old order, will close his
public career when the senate ad-
journs Monday night.
81 have completed an uninterrupt-
ed public service Of "a years." said
the Senator today, "18 years as judge
and years as senator; and must
now give attention to my private af-
fairs"
Senator O'Gorman was the only
influential Tammany leader who sup
ported Woodrow Wilson for the
Presidency from the first. In the
early days of Wilson's first admin
istration he was very close to the
President and regarded rs his per-
sonai spokesman on both sides of the
capitol.
Political differences later over the
appointment Of the Senator's son-in-
law, Dudley Field Malone, as Collec-
tor of the Port of New York, caus-
ed O'Gorman to be less popular with
the administration. Secretary Me
Adoo, President Wilson's son-in-law,
wanted Frank Polk, now assistant
secretary of State, appointed to tho
place.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
ZIMMERMAN BOLDLY ADMITS EFFORT TO INVOLVE j. s. IN WAR
SENDS HUBBY TO COLLEGE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3. =
Mrs Esther Bercovitz Kehoe is send
ing her husband to college today be-
cause she believes in business effic-
iency. She is designer for a tail
oring company.
If woman discovers she can earn
more than her husband, says Mrs.
kehoe, the husband should be educat-
ed to such an extent that his earn
ing ability is equal to that of his
wife. And while hubby is getting
this education, wife should support
the family, she believes.
Il zee nothing out Of the ordinary
in our arrangement" she said today.
"The situation was this; was get.
ting better salary than my hus-
band. So we thought it best that he
should go TO college and increase his
efficiency. While he is doing this.
the husband should look after the
housework. Ny busand gets home
from school early and prepares din
ner. He is learning to be an expert
chemist, and in short time viii be
able to command good salary.
"The trouble with most American
women is that they don't look at
matters in practical businesslike
way. With European women, and
am ono, it is different learned my
lesson in Roumania. When | was "A
child | found it necessary to make
my way, but in Roumania a woman
cannot earn her own living. So my
brother and | went to Paris, where !
learned designing"
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
DEATH OF MRS. ROY FRENCH

Mrs. Roy French late last even
ing was taken from her home in
North Durango to the Ochsner hos
pital, suffering from inflammation of
the liver and pneumonia. All that
medical aid could do could not stop
their progress and she passed away
about four o'clock this morning. Be
sides her husband, Mr.. Roy French,
she leaves little babe one week old.
She had been getting along nicely
until pneumonia set in when her CON
dition became serious. Her remains
are at the Ames & Bradford under
taking parlors awaiting funeral ar
rangements.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
SELLS BEAUTY PARLORS

Mrs. Wallace Wilson, who has
tiven Durango ladies such excellent
service, during the decade she had
been in charge of her Beauty Par
tors here, has sold her business to
Miss Berta Shipman and leaves Tues
day on her way to Boulder, where
she and her sister Miss Bessie Dick,
srson will be associated in business.
Durango ladies all have a good word
or Mrs. Wilson and her work. Miss
Shipnlan, her successor, comes high.
ly recommended. She will open her
place of business on Ninth street
Monday morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL BUSINESS

John Hill, superintendent of con
struction work on the high school
building, left for Colorado Springs
this morning where he will meet
Superintendent F.. f. Smiley for a
conference with the architects re-
garding decorations for the interior
of the new structure. Contractor
kenney was also an east bound
traveller this morning. His destina-
tion was Denver to have some special
mill work done and to secure moro
carpenters to rush the work on the
building 10 eempletieu.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
4 VIEW OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE IN FREE VERSE

WASHINGTON, March 8. On
The eve of the national inauguration,
pity the staid and sober aboriginees
OF the national capital. Pennsylvania
Avenue Americas Appia Way -
teens with strangers.
Infinitely numerous and more var
ious, they have usurped the tow. Cos
monopolitan, metropolitan, bucolic
itinerent --surging thru the thoro-
fares in tireless ebb and flow.
The proletarians; the fat -jowled
and eloquent-splenetic, plthoric, le-
thargic. apathetic. Atrophied and os-
sified.
Seven seas of people, herding over
the sidewalks into the cutters, ell
bowing, straining, fainting.
People who drink buttermilk; and
those who write verse libre. Younl
men with tortoise shell glasses
Women with high foreheads ant
morals. and low heels;women will
low foreheads and morals, and higf
heels.
Tatterdemalions, thieves, pickpock
cts, ragtag and bobtail and god
fearing citizen in drab overcoa
and an umbrella.
While overwhelmed on the street
of their own city, the natives wander
bewildered--in phantasmagonia o
swirling nothingness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
OFFICERS PREPARE
TO ARM j. s. SHIPS
Navy Officers Inspecting -Four American Liners
Preparatory to ArmIng- Ships Can Sail in
Two Days After Permitted to Arm

United Press.
NEW YORK, March 3. United
States naval officers are inspecting
the st. Louis and three other Ameri-
can liners, preparatory to arming
them.
The St. Louis, st. Paul, New York
and Philadelphia can be reody within
two days after they are permitted to
arm. There is possibility that ehe
government may take over the ves'
sells Cor auxiianes in the event ,f
war The liners still have the gun
platforms used in the Spanish Amer
lean war.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
LADS SENTENCED TO THE
STATE INDU STRIAL SCHOOL

The two lads charged with burg
larizing the Japanese store We're CON
victed when their trial occurred be-
fore Judge McCloud this morning.
Each was sentenced to the state in
Austrial school until he is twenty-one
District Attorney George Lane rep
resented the prosecution, Barry Sui
livan the defense and Mrs. w. G.
White the board of county visitors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
American Major
Killed at Italian freat-

ROME, March 3. - The death of
Major Elvin Heiberg, the American
military attache. is announced as the
result of an accident at the Carso
front. The Major died from injuries
sustained when the horse he was rid
ing threw MIN.
King Victor and General Cardona
telegraphed their condolences to the
embassy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
German Mail is
Siezed at BuenOs Aires

BUENOS AIRES, March 3. - The
Dutch steamer Amstelland arrived
here bringing quantities of German
securities and mail. The government
permitted the securities to be deliv-
cred but seized the mail because it
was not stamped, and the postage
was not prepaid.
The vessel fearing the allied patrol
viii probably interne.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
Carraaza Government
Formally Recognized

GUADALAJARA, March 3. The
American ambassador formally pre-
sented his credentials to Carranza.
This marks the final. step in the rec+
ognition of the Carranza government.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
HOMEWARD BOUND

Mrs. o. A. Vinton who had been at
San Diego health seeking since last
June, has recovered and is on her
way home. According to present
plans she will arrive here in about 10
lays. At present she is in the Los
Angeles vicinity visiting old time
friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05

AMSTERDAM, March 8. Dutch
officials regard Zimmermann's resig-
nation, and the termination of Won
Bernstorff's diplomatic career GER
tain to follow the revelation Of the
plot to align Mexico and Japan
against the United States.
The Dutch refused to discuss the
plot publicly but privately they state
the attempt was "crowning blum
DER
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05

United Press.
BERLIN. March 8. - Admitting
an endeavor to align Mexico and
Japan against America, Zimmerman
justified Germany's action. He said
such course was merely defensive
and not to be carried out except in
case of war between Germany and
America. He said it was not plot
any more than it was plot against
Germany by the United States when
South American newspapers report
ed steps had been taken to align
South American republics against
Germany,
~. :. on Ameri-
"a =. His dis
cussion was based upon the English
reports of a German plot to involve
Mexico and Japan with the United
States"
Zimmerman did not admit speci-
fically his authorship of the letter to
Eckhardt.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
WILL UNDERGO OPERATION

W. NJ. Pennington, the photogra-
pher,' left for Denver this morhing,
where he will undergo an operation
for an affliction of the eye that has
been causing him considerable trou-
Bile of late.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
Kansas City Man
Killed by Wife

KANSAS CITY, March 3. - Ed
ward kreiser. organist in the Chris
tian church located on Independence
boulevard was shot to death by his
wife, according to police who were
called to the home. Mrs. Kreiser has
been placed under arrest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
HONEYMOON TRIP

Cyril Newton and bride arrived at
Cascade on last nights delayed
Eastern last night for a visit with
the formers sister, Mrs. Steve Rodg-
ers. Their marriage occurred in Den
ver Wednesday evening. Mrs. New
ton was Miss Gertrude Medium and
formerly resided at Ridgway.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
|BRAztN ADMISSION REMOVES LAST
SENATE OPPOSITION TO ARM|NG SHIPS
Republicans Announce Whole Hearted Support Of Administration
Bfandagee Declares War Should Immediately Follow if Germany Sinks
Another Ship After Passing Dutch Call German Move Bhmda

an opportunity to get even. At -four
o'clock another game in this depart
nent began with the express purpose
Of catching one of the best stuff
players in the city, but it is our
guess that he will slip one over on
somebody.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
Chicago Grain
Prices Soaring

CHICAGO, March 3. Prices are
soaring A new record was establish
ed today when wheat sold for s2.04-
IL cash. May wheat is up four cents
May corn also established new rec
ord, the sale price being Sl.0I 3-s.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
100000 FLOOD DEFENSE

ST PAUL. March 3, 49, Anticipat-
ing that when the little flakes of
snow begin to melt this month that
much of their property will be wash
ed away. the Northern Pacific has
spent 100000 preparing to keep
their tracks securely hooked down.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
CONGRESS ADJ0URNS
TOMORROW AT NOON

national possibilities necessitates
that congress meets sooner.
President Wilson has informed the
leaders that an extra session will not
be called unless the present session
fails to pass the armed neutraliy
bill.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
SIGNS
BONf-DRY RIDER

The senate has unanimously adopt
ed conference report on the exec
utive, Legislative and Judicial bill
Chairman Webb. of the house judi
ciary committee, this afternoon ask
led for special rule on the general
|espoinags bill passed BY The saaats.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
KING FERDINAND VERY SICK

ROME, March 3. King Ferdi-
nand of Bulgaria is dangerously i'll
at an Austrian resort This is the
first report of his illness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-05
United Press.

United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 3. = Con-
gress will adjourn tomorrow at noon.
The clocks will be stopped tonight.
No extra session will be held until
June at the earliest unless the inter