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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
Bier amer. glrtiaeriiteu perlunubet.

8aibington, ID. 5ebr. @en.
geribing beridtete geiterlL 0aB Ger.
geont Sam .. gioper, Bnfnic. q.
s., un0 Ser @elneine S6ubIer so.
Seaeue bon Sefferion. Ser, beioe
bon Der SelodrtiGerie. am II. Sc
bruar idmer oeriuunoet pur0en.
aorporaI 8m. SS. SoDlor bon 9lllo,
Gdottlan6, iit an 0ernielben Gage
leidt benpuuoet por6en. @em. 2Ir.
tbur s. s. Sdloenfelot, 1eIoortille.
rift, bon 9arion, 8is., erlitt am s.
5ebruor cine Ieihte 8eruun0ung.
gtud beridtete Sen. 8eri6ing fol-
genoe &ooesfdIle aus natiirIi6en
@riinosn: Sem. Syobn s. Berrerin,
Gbeumatismus, gdiiion Can Sole,
Gal, uno Sem. Geo. &. @0uarog,
9bronboiis, &orrtngton, &Do.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
;Sran olS spionin per6aftet.

Salt 2afe GitD, llta6, Ia. 5ebr.
Inter Der 2(nfIage, Die 8unoe8.
9ricfpoit our6i1dt un6 iid gegeu
oaS Spionogegeies pergaugen au bo-
ben, murbe qeitern SRI. @uguitn
gtinnie 8ofnun Die dngebli6e
9raltt BON Grneit u. 2epbolo, einem
internierten feinoli6en 9lu8ldnoer,
in Sort Douglas berbaitet, nn6oem
Iie in cine ibr bon Den 8eb0roen
geiteIlte Salle gegangen mar. Sic
IoQ aud Die llr6eberin elmer gfit-
teilung iein, Die Ser Geb, 9. Senrp
2eesmon Sgoen lltab, om Ietten
5onntaq in Die 8ioilgefangenen-
9lbteillng ein5ui6mitggeln beriu6te,
nobel er ober a6aefdBt ipuroe. 3ie
gote mar an 2eDbolo geridtet ltno
ioa fid aitf @eI0cr be3ogen baben
ourd Die Elm Gntrinnen 2eD6olos
un0 nuoerer @efdn9ener beiperfitel.
liqt meroen ioatc. SRI Gedman
1nO Reb 2eesunn itellen in 9lbs
rcoc, iid gegen ons Spionage.@eie
berqanqen ait baben unO mur6en ie
untcr giirgidait BON $4,000 ge.
itellt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
eeeil sprina gliee neitor6en.

SttoiUn. IA. 5ebr.-Sir Gecil
8pring glice, Der friibere britiide
@otid)after in Den @ereiuigten Stan.
ten, itarb beute friib nm llbr I'M
aeaierlinaspolait 5ein Zoo lpuroe
ourfl Elm Ser3Ici6eu berbeiociiibrt.
er uar 1859 geboreu iino 6dtte Oi-
ploHntiihe 5telllngen in griiiieI,
Iofio. Berlin SonitantinopcI, &c.
bernn uuo Stofbolm. s3n 1912
folgte er Discount grpce ais BOT
Fdnfter in ben Der. Staoten gr
miro bon ieiner Satin. elmer Tod
ter uu0 einem 5obn ilberlebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
!6ei5nngsluic glOHtage bOrIdufiB
n6seidlafft-

gsai6ington, IA. 6ebr. goblen.
berpolter @arfielo 9at feline Grore
iir 2lrbeitsCiniteaiHa an glont1gen
oufaebo6en ff ie0od babel bag
AedJt Dor6e6altet oieiel6e, penn
u1tia, rpieoer 1T arnit 81 ieten. Gic
Staats QoblrnberDaIter cr6icIten Die
g'olmadt. ben 8eiebl. iaas bic 3n.
itda0c in ibren Stanten cs notig
uiadten, auiredji gu erbalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
6cneralita6sarst fir me6r 6uipitnI.
betten.

@aibington, IA. 6eb.-@eneral.
itabsor8t @or9ns bot Dem @eneraI.
aoiutauteft enpfohIeu, Dor 8inter
t918-t9 fir Die einridtung bon
10000 neitereu @etten in ben gLr.
meeboipitdlern 8tt iorgel i'm fir Die
bermun0eten 5ol6aten Ii. Seeleitte
8loB 81 ifaffen. Inter Dem Blane
0es @eneralitabsar3tes ioate ie0es
SouptboipitaL nod elmer boaigeu
einridtung 8piiden 1900 Bis
$500 getten beiiben Gns @egie.
riingsboipitaI in Sot Springs, arf.,
iollte bergroBert mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
Q8eifere (9ercffeff Ser 9nafania.

@ai6ington ~ 5ebr s}oIgeHbe
iDcitere Berettete bonn 1anlpfer
Gustnni1 muroen pom ariegsamt
gemeIoet:: syacob 31lfin0. jail 9ii.
Der, Maii. GpeTtt L SnaiiItou,
Scranton. 4o.; SoIgp6 VI. 2laan
5bafopee, Wlifn. 6na0 4eirid.
fredericksburg. Ter: alfrg1 g
gloner. geipistou. ga. 6erbrrt Ela,
rente ,Sfniou. 9ofron ggis.: Eu.
Gene gumlinion gii6op. Ter Gs
parlaatct, 0aB oie gerlnlliftg 0et
nuerifoHiihei SBI01ten ppn Der
Iustnnia 10 nidlt nbefidlrriien
miro. otiuobl iid 2.f79 Wlann ali
gosc befanoau imo bic 9iite Scr Bg
rettaen nod nidi UoIIItanoie tit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
11apit Bcne6ikt mag
tpieGer ucrmittellt

&om, IA. 6ebr. Syn bieiigen
boI6oifi5ieIIen Greiien berIautet baB,
faIs Die 3entraInd6te, beion0ers
ober 0eiterreid), Die iiInaIten 5rie-
6ensbeoingungen oes grGii0euten
8ilion nid)t 6enlltlporten, Der &apit
noqliderlpeiie eiuen neuen glppeI(
in Ser 2lbiidt erlaiien miro, cine
antport berbei3ufiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
8iQ @onbernenr5poiten.

Gbitoqo, s5l. II. Bebr. 5rdncis
s. Semen, Sonoarbeirdt Der Bun.
0es SanoclSfomntiiiion bel oeren
llnteriudung qeQen nie @roBihIdh,
fer, bat aeitern formea nngcfiiHOiat,
oaB or lid nm bic glouinntion ais
@ouberneur bon California beper.
ben iueroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14

,5ll llnleren gcilridrn Nfridt tiber
Oas Standardization ocs Iomcnqc
iangbereiua veoneor0ia 5cb Is.
0aB 9sapa gleeic sum- 1ou5 aui
ipielie ons ID unridiIa; 0er So6n
0es eirHamlien Guit 9ccic lie
ierie 0Ie geoiescHe .lai5Ruiif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
Gn0lanHs General
Itdbsc6ef refi9ltier&

2on6on Ia. 6eb.-9ie Central
g2ens mel0et, OoB Der britii6e @e-
neralItab86ef Cir g8Iliunt 9tobert-
ion OemnG6it bon ieinem Soften
5uriidtreten niro. 8as @eriiht, Dab
er ab6erufeu porbeu i'll, bat iib
ni6t belpobrbeitet. Cine on0ere ber-
ontlportlide StelIung iol Inn iiber.
trogen perOen bod lit eS froglid,
o6 er iie allnebmen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
GitalairH arbcitct fir
1oSlkcrucrbaftS

Qon0on, IA. Ge6.-2oro gfob. &C.
ell mo6te geitern in britiitben lin
terbouie befannt, Bob Die britiideI
Regierling oroBes Slttereiie m OemI
3uitan0efonlneu eines G0Iferber-
ban0es ne6ue. CT ielblt babe einenI
6iesbe3iigli6en 9lon bereits au8ge
ar6ettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
8eamte Der 6eilSarntee bonn Griegs.
Oienit 6efreit.

Stem gorf, IA. Jebr @enGB
elmer 9lnfiin0igung Der gtrntee finb
Die 8eamten Der SeiIsdrulee, neil
fie Grauttngen 1tno anoere firhlihen
Bitten boIl8ieben oiirfen, Spr ge.
freillng bonn &eeresbienit oIs @eiit.
li6e 6eredtigt. 9ieie @rfldrung
nurbe abge9eberL 90 Die 8efreiungS-
beb0roen Der 9[niidt paren, bnB Oie.
ieIben nidt aur 3uriifitellung be.
re6tiat ieiell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
9luei Elieocr oet6tet.

Sort @ortb, Ter. IA. 6ebr. 2elit.
nant 8raB imO aa6ett Rorter iDur.
ben beute nuf Dem Sidsfel6e &C.
totet, ale ibr aeropIan 5ur @roe
berabficl. Gle paren babel, 5tJieB.
iibunqeu 81 MAIDEN. 2eutnont 4cb.
ion 6. g1arh. il, Sobn oes @e.
nerdlmdiors QdBtn 6. @ard, 1T
peiicrn Den bel einem 5Iiegerunfaa
ergoIteneH gerlesuugen erIegeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
9eutidlcs 3ementififf ma6t Bro
bcfalIrten.

aopen6agen IA. 5c6r Dos er.
ite oeutibe 5rodt.Y Ytotoridiif. mel.
dies gau3 aus 3enent ge6ollt nuroe,
bat in Sam6urg feline lle6ungsfobr-
ten aema6t @emdB Dem Sremoen.
b(att lit es aus elmer 3enentni-
i6ang 6ergeiteQt Die MIR bol6 70.
biel piegt, ais Die geipobnlidc gnlt.
senentilliid)ung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
sSnbianerbertpiIlianna aefiirat.

8aibington, Ia. 5ebr.-gine
eiiritige @inberi6tltng Der geripilli.
9ungsborIage fir SSnOinner ipur0e
bonn Senatsfomitee fir S5noioner.
nnaeIeoe1beiten beidIoiien. Sn ibrer
omenoierten 8orn berIpiaiqt oieie
8orIoge $t.t00,000 neniaer aIS
Die @nltsborLoae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
@erIanat mfhr NrmeeEnn[anr.

gsdibin9toH, n bebr.--(8eneral
9eribing bot Dem ariegsanlt em.
pfoblen, Dab Die 3abl Der armee.
iopIdne nabreno bes arieacs duI
hrei fir je0es Reainient erEoAi iDcr.
ben ioute. Wlnn iuiIl aii oieic Meiie
Die erpeoitionstruppen OeH beltea
einiIiiIieu nIsieten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14

0iit Der omerltoiiIhen Gel0armee
in 8ranfreid, ii. 6eb. Ger peitri.
ee Cog nnr Der rubieite icit Der
3eit oils ole ameritaniihen &ruppen
ibren Blae in Der bor0ereH 6eller.
linie eiugeHommcn baben gSegen
0es nie0eritr6men0en Reaens nho
I6led)ter Sidtperbdltniiie NOR Die
artiIleriet1tigfeit gering. Gie gan5e
BON 0en &meritanern ein9enommene
6ront 1T tDegen oe8 nie0eritromen.
oen Regeus eiuem Nioroit Gbnlid
lno ods Iid in oen llnteritduoert
mo Sdiitenerdben angeiaHuuelte
g8oiier miro 'ousgepltn1pt. 9Im IS.
6ebruar iino fene 8erluite gu mel.
0cn.
8ritiidjer geridlt.
2onoon, IA. 5eb.-5elomarihna
Soig meloete beute, oaB ole feinos
lide glrtillerie iiiO6itlih bon gpeGB
imo in oer gla66arihdft bon 8uIle.
court leste gtnht elm tories 5euer
erofTnete.
StaIicniider geridt.
Rom, Ia. 6eb.-1as atiea8oult
neIoete. ooB geitern cine fein0lihe
5teaunq BEL 8asbio mitteIs Wlinen
III bic 2uft geiprengt mproe; be-
iradltlid)er Sha0en mitr0e oa0urd
oaderihtet. 8ei GoIcoprile periub.
IL 0er 5eiu0, 0urm bic itolieuilhen
&arteioigungsDerfe 8lt oringen; DEM
,Slianteriedngriff ging Gin itarfe3
Seihiltfclter borults; Der 5tlrmans
griff mltroe abgeidtogan. WlGbrere
5einDe qerieten III @efdngeuihoit.
Ole itolieniide q(Omiralitdt berid.
tct 0aB in Scr glaht 0es III, fSeh.
ruar itolieniide 9orpeoo6oote in Die
9ai bon guctari, iuipeit sSiunte.
cin0rungen lnb ben bort mlfernbenI
gr6BteH 9oHpfer torpebierten.
6rans6fidJer geridt.
9aris, ia. eb.-0ffi6iea mir0
unterm geftrigen Datum eelneIoet:
.5n Ser Champagne pur0e ouf ei
ner 5ront bon 1900 Mleter unIpeit
Iiesnil Elm lteberfaa altsgefibrt,
ipeIber quite grfolge auf5uneiienI
batte. llniere Streitfrafte 0rongen
lit 6ie feinOliden Ste(lunqeu Elm nno
gngen bis auf Die brittle 8erteioi.
gltngslinie Dor, 6ie feiu6Iifen 5eIo.
befeitigungen 3eritoreu6. 8ir nal.
men iiber 100 9lann gefangen. gon
/. big gum 10. 3ebrunr nur0eu bon
lnieren Slieaern % oetti(be gtero.
plane obgefhoiieu.
9satider geridjt.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, Ia. 6eb.-I
0ag arie9saut meloete eeitern ooB
cs noroIid bon Gems luo in Der
llmgegeno bon &eronue 5u einem
lcbboften Sanogemenge NIT oen
9riten eefontmen 1T. Starte britt
i6e 9lefognos8iernes 9(bteiIuugen
Dur0en bon ms 5uriidgeidlagen. |
Der offi3iea 8ieustog 9(6enOberidt
lautet:
2lrmeefronten aronprin3 Rupp. |
Sronprin5: glrtiIIerietdtigfeit on
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
ScM Scr GdiId,bcctc
fiir SIC ll,cCbc GROCER
Anaabta g'nnor rams lahrr erftn.
nrn, Suh ll.sonie in 1917
mcbr brtigulttn, ais &C.
bant mpr0e.

0onOon A. 6cb 10 britiide
NauOrlSldiiic. Damon i3 itbcr 600
Eonuen arob. ugo OrCi 5lhcrbootc
iuurOcn letic @odlc brricnti, s,n ser
norbcraebeuOen 8ohc mnrocn IS
Sdiiic bericuit NOTION 10 iber
i.600 Tomeu Qrob maren. Syu 0eu
uorauiaeaonacuci @ohen mllrocn
adt odt mo is Sdiiic be5icbunes.
meiie berienfi Bier itnlieniide goms
pfer iiber 500 8ouncn unr6en in
Der Iebten 8od'c pcricutt. mGbrenO
In Der borberaeben0eu ISOLDE mlr
elm Sdiii Den Edn6bootcn gum Sp.
fec fiel.
Gjeiamtit6abCu bnrdl SnndbOOic.
8aI6ington H. 5eb.-0ie non
oen Sau66ooten 6crieufte S6iffs.
tonnage i'm Syahre 1917 lit foit 6rei.
nal 70 eroB ais Sic bon Oen Ser.
Staoten uno @r0Bbritannien 5uIon.
men in 6crielben 3eit bergeItellte
Sonnage. 9ies qing aus Ger Sin.
fiinoigung 6es Sdubfnn3Ierg 8onor
2on inn Sauie Ser @emeiuen berbor,
ser bebouptete, Dab @roBbritanrlien
nir t,t63,474 Eonnen Sdiffsraum
I'M lebten Sabre pro0u5ierte. 9ie
8roouftion in ben Ser. Staoten be.
trug 90i ,223 Eonnen, mas Die @e-
Iomtirmme auf 2,064,597 Eonnen
bringt p1breno oie gerienfltngen
6lrd Sau6bonie i'm lebten Sabre
alIgemein attf 5000 900 Eonnen be.
rednet iuer0en.
Gbmob[ bollit1u0ige 3ablet ii6er
S6iffsbuu in sSopan, SytoIien 6ranf.
reid ltr0 anoerelt 2Gnoerit fir 1917
nod ni6t borIiegeu, 10 gIauben Die
9eamten 0od niht, 0aB ibre @e.
iauttfonitruftiou Der Der Ser. Staa-
ten gleibfan. S5oIlS 0em 10 lit, 10
boben bic 1nubboote mcbr nIs 0as
8oppeIte dGer neuen &onuogc Der.
ientt.
Soluobl sic 0inerifdniihen mie
britiiden @ealtiten ermarten ieoo1
i'm ss1bre 19ts cine gans onSere|
@ei6id)te. 8ie Ser. 5taoten lno
@roBbritannien beibleunigen ibre|
Sdiffsbauprograntlne un0 bic 0ta.
bei0er 2dn0er baben Sit.
berIi6tlib erflGrt, ooB Die Saltd.
boote int foumenoen CONNER be.
3lpungen mer0en.
8ie 9Sroouftion bon Sdiffston.
mage in oeit Ser. Gtaoteu in 1918
lit pobrI6einlif otf bon 100000
biz auf 100000 &onnen 6ereduet
m16ren0 0ie geauten ser
il6er5eugt iin0, ooB
3tlm min0eiten 3,5O0,OO0 Gonnen
fertiggeiteIlt iperoen. Seine S91t-
3ilng ser britiiden 8roOuftion pur-
oe biS6er erbalten bod ninnt man
an ooB England Die 3abIen 6es
SSa6res 1917 melt iiberflageln miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
9rutiblanO traut
Orn SOlibrOifi ni(bt
Grctkp's DemobililicrnnossG,rSrs surildocncmts
men, tucrarf Sic Scmtldts Pecrcslcitmne Itcae
,lla6nabmcn in GrudeMne sicRt
Die pollen unsufricScn nit itkraincr SricOeu

6en, 70 6oB Elm gusorild 6es golf.
miIeus mogIid eenodt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14
gritiidler gcridt.

2onoon, IA. 5eb.-5eI0maridaa
9oig meloete beute, onB Ole feinos
life gtrtiaerie iiiootIib bon GpebB
mo in oet Rad6aritoft bon 8uIle.
court leste gtndt elm tories 5elier
eroifnete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-14

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT tNa selN, AUTHORIZED M TIM
ACT on 0crunER d 1917. ON ritE Ar
rnE POST ofuCE oF OMAHA. NEHR
NY ORDER on rm PRESIDENT
A. \ nuRLESoN r0STMAsrER.GENrRAL
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tt,etterberldt.

9ta rmaba mA linidNenAs 0ahneHf hn
mflti bFllf ahtRN nna Sfesaa. cine lalle Aeae
hasie hlFih. lallrf Afeiiaa
aut 4etraAlds AndrMeir i6sn uN rirl
Falifg tfusr abrn0. stFgiiad bglp6lt miA Falt
Nlll Soma. @auslii nHA g0iitF bsste aAailN,
FSrsii0a iliilnait t0pplfl nnh falief.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-21
THEATRE ATTRACTIONS.
At The Colonial Tonight.

The most important film production
of the year is the big super-feature,
made from Ambassador James w
Gerards startling book, My Four
Years in Germany" which will be the
big attraction at the Colonial this
evening
I. he picture wildly shows the Incl
dents that forced America into the
war and the intrigues of Germany's
militaristic LEADERS, Beginning when
the first war cloud began to gather on
the European horizon, the picture be-
gins with the Zabern incident. the
cutting down of lame shoemaker by
a young Prussian officer, then follows
Gerard's presentation at tae Imperial
German court The gradual rise Of the
spirit against miIitarism The defiance
OF the Reichstag. The shooting at
Sarajeyo The Kiel celebration in
which the British feet took part The
meeting OF Sir Edward Goschen and
Hollweg and the proposal that Eng
land stand by while France is beaten
The announcement of danger of war
on July 81. The ultimatum TO Russia
Gerard's futile efforts to avoid the
war. The order to mobolize. The adj
dress Of the Kaiser on August 4 The
rape of Belgium The taking over Of
the British Embassy by Gerard The
exodus Of Americans. The Kaiser's
explanation of the war, so different
from that Of Won Bethman Hollweg
The scene before the Japanese En-
has8y The battle OF the Marine and
the Aisne. The raid on the American
Embassy The cruel treatment of
prisoners in camps. The attacks OF the
press on America. The sinking of the
Lusitania President Wilson's notes
The unrestricted submarine warfare
The Kaiser's threat that he would
stand no nonsense from America after
the war, The Fryatt shooting. The
Roger Easement incident The depor-
tation Of Belgian women and children
The dinner TO the Ambassador so soon
to be followed by the break of rela-
tons between America and Germany.
Mr.. Gerard's detention as a virtual
prisoner His return and Americas
answer to the Kaiser in the troops go
ing over the top and the armies over
there. The entire story of Prussian
intrigue against America is clearly
and thrillingly told in this remark
able photoplay, which every Ameri-
can should go to see First show at
seven. second show at nine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-21
Republic Tomorrow.

A Western drama de luxe is Heart
of the Sunset" Rex Beach's latest
perturbation of one of his own nov
els, to be seen al the Republic Thea
tire tomorrow.
If TIE term Western drama" con-
jures up a picture of frowning six
shooters, lariats, sweating horses and
cowboys covered with alkali dust Cap
piled by the property man just before
the director calls "Camerai"), disre-
gard the Western tinge and give at
tention for a moment to the de luxe
angle.
In Heart of the Sunset" you Will
see Ed Austin and his beautiful bride,
Alaire. owners of thousands of acres
of valuable Texas and Mexican graz
ing land and cattle enough to cover
them all, in their sumptuously fur
nished ranch home. They are West
ern people, living in the land OF great
spaces and governed largely by the
conventions. or lack OF conventions
Of their neighbors, but they are bern
and bred gentle people and conduct
themselves as such. The ranch house
has large retinue of servants and
the Austins make a ceremony of the
evening meal. Range talk is banished
when Alaire puts on an evening fTock
and Austin dons dinner coat.
when Alaire travels it is as beGts
her station, with several personal ser
wants Her husband is almost feudrai
lord of his lands. Il is not surpris-
ms. therefore, that an atmosphere OF
refinement unusual for q Western
story pervades Heart of the Sunset.
II should not be presumed, however
that this in the least detracts from
the dramatic intensity of scenes and
situations. Rather it heightens their
effectiveness by contrast
Summer resort bathing scenes, an
other novelty for Western drama
are 10 be found in Heart of the sun
set" Some of the comedy relief &C
ton is laid on the beach at Corpus
Christi. Texas, where beauteous dam
sells fnone-piece suits afford not un-
pleasant visual relief from sombreros
and chaps"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-21
At The Republic Tonight.

William Fox announces for Tom
Mix a new play that fits this daring
star to a r. It is called Western
Blood" and will be shown at the Re
public Theatre tonight
Tom Mix has jumped right to the
front of popularity among motion pic
ture stars. His clever horsemanship,
his stunts indoors and out, his fights
for the rights of others against the
yillainous band that have long infest-
ed the oldtime west, have made his
style Of play welcomed among all
classes He is the real cowboy of the
screen. He was born and brought up
on the plains, leaving them only to
complete a college course.
In his latest story he adds to his
popularity He continues to show his
excellent and daring Workmanship.
Excruciatingly funny situations APP
pear in every few feet of the film. Be
side the scenic effects are beautiful
as it is usual with Tom Mix pictures
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-21
THE SINKING of
the ANTILLES

Communicated TO use asa paddle, and
/ began picking up men struggling
in the water-among these, the chief
officer, a member OF the guns crew
and several Spanish firemen who
did not know. Then I saw the boat
swain on a large raft and padding
over l transferred by flag" as my
little RATS had become overcrowded.
Then ii was the first time / noticed
that my binoculars were still around
my neck / had used these while at
the guns forward. Strangely enough,
l was terribly thirsty, though it would
seem I'd been surfeited with water
for life. l was not hungry, though I'd
had nothing since P. NJ. the day be-
fore. But 1 believe I'd have given my
eyeteeth for cigarette. We got lunch
later after being picked up.
We were all cold and shivering.
Somebody started to sing Nearer My
God to Thee, but that was too much,
even though it was cold and we were
driftwood at sea. Several times we
got damned in amid wreckage, as it
seemed all to drift together Then we
spied a boat and sculled toward it,
but found it to be a modern good
ship Tuscarora" with plenty of decks
but no bottom.
Then the sun rose bright and cheer
full. l believe l appreciated il more
at that moment than at all the others
in my life put together. 1t didn't
bring any heat or much extra light,
but Lord, how ii cheered us.
About this time one of the escort,
which had been patrolling the scene
of the disaster on the hunt for the
ubmarine, began the rescue work. We
were picked up among the last, about
three and a half hours from the time
we had been sunk
Those moments were anxious ones
Everyone wanted information about
his mates, his friends. Who had per-
ished? Who was saved? Was Tom
rescued? What happened to Dick?
The escort did wonderful rescue
work and gave us warm clothing, hot
toddy and medical attention. They
just opened up their hearts to us.
Later after a fruitless search for
more survivors, the course was set for
Europe. The Kaiser had made his
first score in half a year. Sixty-seven
were missing ON the final roll call;
1877 were present.
Some Boats Perished.
/ mentioned that four boats were
safely got clear. OF the others, one
was blown to pieces by the explosion,
several could not be lowered in the
short time, as the ship careened up on
the starboard side; others had been
jammed and two were capsized at the
water by the sea and by the confusion
incident to the disaster.
(To be continued.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-21
sUcCUMB TO ARCTIC TENSION
Few Explorers in High Latitudes sue
cessfuIIy Resist Peculiar Psyche
Ioulcal Effects.

In a paper dealing with the Univer-
sitv of oxford expedition to Siberia, of
which he was a member, II. q. Hall OF
the University of Pennsylvania refer
red to the striking psychological eff
fects of long daylight and long dark
ness In high ATTITUDES, the Scientific
American states.
As to the former, apart from the
tendency to shorten sleeping hours in
order TO make the greatest possible
use of the long day, there seems to be
n kind of stimulation Of the nervous
system. urging people to feverish
and purposeless activity. This is
especially noticed in newcomers, but
the natives are not exempt from 1t.
On the other hand, the coming of the
long winter night IS followed by kind
Of reaction, though no general depreS
sion of vitality Is apparent
with the cessation of work the
period of sociability begins, and the
circumstances favor lapse of self
control. This is the time when Arctic
bvsteria" is likely to show itself. Such,
for instance. Is a form of hystericai
seizure for which the fungus have 6
sneciel name. ia which the patient
sings improviSations Of his own which
are likely TO contain absurd exagger-
sfions or laughable Qualifications Of
himself.