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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
Sum 11erb0r iibcr
Sen Rationale buns

@oIbington, 2. Q[priL. Ser.
tei0iger oeS 8. g[. Notionolbunoes,
qegen Oen bor eineu Senotstonitee
cine ltnteriubung itottfinoet, oitr9
Die feitqeitellt neroen iol, Oh Der
8erbono oen Ser. Staaten geqen.
iiber lobol mar, bnben 1eitern ouf
Dem 8eugenitan6e orsgeiagt, oaB
Der glaegbenb gountb 8meig, @eI.
Der, Die er geion1meIt batte, an oos
idmei5erilde &ote &reus ianote, oa.
nit iie fir britiihe, r1diiide 1ino
6eitti6e 8erpunoete beniibt tDiiroen.
llarih, &rdiioent 0es g[Ie.
gbenD 8ipeiges, iogte aus, ooB er
Den 8irfltIoren, melde bonn glotio.
nalbun0e 5uguniten getpiiier aonoi.
ooten bel Der gittS6ltrger 8obl ous.
geionot mur0en uno 0ie iitb aegen
0oie g}uder uno 8elttidenbaIier"
ni6t Suitiutrnte. ct iaq-
te, ooB er 6eoailerte, BOB iene 8orte
qebrmtdt nuroen uno 0oB, ipenn
er bic 8irfuIorc 8uerit gei,ben bdtte,
0ieieI6en ni4t our 8erteilitng ge.
longt pdren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
l1rdiiHent bat iciitc
P0ltmito nic6t ocdntcrt
5ricScu muf iidl nnf ollscmeiner
Gjeredltigfeit griinOen, nm
aunebnbor 81 ieiu.

@oi6inoton, 9. g., 2. qlpriI. =
8raiioeut 98iIion Bot ieiue Salhm9
geqenii6er einen NIT 0en 3entrol.
nl1ften at tmterbauocInoen 5rieneu
nod III feiner g9eiie geonoert, pie
tie In Ieiner 6lagaeutogreoe tno bel
onoercu GfientIiden Gunogebmgpn
altsgeiproden noroen mar. Gr ers
fldrte oies oufs g}eue in einem in
gtep gorf beroffentlihten Brief on
9ildof Sbeooorc s. Senoerion bon
Der 9}ctbooiItiidcn @piSfopaIfirde;
Der rationale arieg8rot oieier Stride
gdb Den SnboIt Oes Shreibens be.
fonnt
8iidof Seuocrion bate i'm ga.
men bon U2illionen oneritaniider
W}etbooiiten on9efraot, mas Die Sal.
tltng 6es 8rQiioenter IN Der So6e
oer5eit iei, un0 beionoers, o6 er ii9
nod unentpegt at ben ioIgeuOen
8orten elmer ieiuer 9otidoiten be.
femme:
o8ie 0eutide aloft, Elm Qing
o6ne @eipiliefL @bre ooer 5dbiGfeit
fir oen begebrteu 6rieoer, muB ger.
moIalt iper0eu. llniere iebige uno
unulitteIbore 9lufgobe iit ben &rieg
an gcpinnen, 1tno ni6t8 ioll un8 bon
0ieiem 8ieI ab6ringen, bis es ct.
reidt lit"
Der 95rGii6cnt antiporteta, unterm
Datum oes %. g2dr5
ogorf id antlDortlitb SSbres
S6rei6ens bonn 81. D1Gr3 nidt be.
baB Gle nit boI(fommener
Siderbeit bic 8orte ge6roudet f0n.
nen mcl6e Sie ouS elmer meiner
9oti6aiten onfilbreh uno nelde
mein imenttpe8te8 0cltfen 1tno I'M.
berbriihIides 9ra6ten ousoriidt2
IS lit itetS uniere 9ftibt, 5u ernlit.
teln mas Der 2fus0rud zines 8lu.
itbcS nof syrieoen8 icitenS unierer
@egncr in @irflidfeit beoeittet; ober
iucuu er uiht ein bollitdnoige8 1no
ilber5cuqenoes grogroinm Der &c.
redtiqfcit be0eittct, ouf tpeldem
mirflifj ein oauern6er fSrie0e be.
5mcft ner0en fann-ino mir boben
6is iebt nod feinen gepeis oofiir,
ooB CT irgeno cttpns Gerartiqes al
6eoelttcn 6at 10 beoeutet er uidIts. "
8os Sfreiben Oes 9r1iioenten
miro ant 7. gfpril bon ollen mctbo0i,
itiiden aan8eln berab berleien Der.
Den; imo aIe metbooiitii6en @eiitli.
den iin6 ein6ringIih aitfgeforoert
mor0en, e5 als @runOIage fir cine
neue un0 aisgiebige llnterItiittng
oeB 4r1ii0enten uno fir bic Inter.
affer 5riebensan6dnger 8u
benuben.
glu6 ioG Elm 5on6s uiifgebroht
peroen, Inn bic met6ooiitiiten Stir.
ben in BET 0dBe Der 2trmeelogcr 81
oeritdrfeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
5Simmcrleutc i'm
Often am Strcik
9le9icrnngebnuarbeiten fir glrmee
nno 5luttc mtrOen bnrdl bcuiel.
Sen nnioe6nltcu.

0orio(f, go, 2. g(pril. - Ser
Strcif, Der bon oen Union 3inmers
leuten, 6ie bel Den gcgierunpss
aonitrliftiopsarbciten in Der bieiis
gen g(rmee. uno slottenboii5 be-.
idJditiat limo, Qetcrn ongeictt ipur.
Be, bat ff nm giodnittoq nuf bic
U}oriuenerit III 8ort8mout1 rno
oos 5lugfolc III Sompton du5gc.
6ebnt.
glnoere 3onoDerfer be9dnnen
cbcnfolls, Ole 9lrbeit meOer5tlegen.
Ssyn Der gui6 gluii glrueebnii8 ba.
ben 500 3duucrlclte rn0 aIempner
i6re 2lrbeit eiugciteat. glGe 8immer.
leute in Scr Dlurineitation in
9ortsmoutB ftuc ON Streif.
Die 9immcrlettte berlonqen einen
U1in6eitlobn bon G212 Gents pro
5tun6c, G'e Qlnfilnoiauug 0es
5trcifs ipuroe am 5reitag Dem 20.
mir1l Sarri5 5ugcitellt Qomiral
Sarris. Der iid IN 8ai6ington be.
ianb, telegicpbierte on bic arbei.
tcrfilbrer, 0db bic Qngelegen5eit in
8oibiugtop ailfaenomiuen pllr6e
1no eine entihcioung In einigen
Io9en 81 curnrten iei, norduf bic
Giibrer ncrten ioaten. Dies ipuroe
jeooh Hiht qeinn
Gina 5000 3immcleutc fiuo
BEL glegierlnqsar5riteu IN 6dcm
9iitrift beihditiat.
QeiDbort, 4o., 2. April 600
Mann bic mi oem Gonaleg Slug,
felbe mo ~ Der 1eihmq 01onroe
an gauor6rifen ggihdiiiat iiub. ba.
bcn Balcit mil nmeu, bic bei Ae.
gierinqsurfcIie iH giorfolf BE-
idlaitigt firf, 6en 5trcit Gatgeaont
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
Sic lcbtc grO6r
sGla6t iu &rltrn
,luiiertc unS ,lmerika bemiibsn IId,, cen Gnt'
lbeiSunoskampf On Scr ipcitfrent perbeis
sufilbren; mcpr Grippcn on Hie Srcut
StlnfitilnSiocs reimbursement an Scr GCuI Srcmt

Waibmatou. 9. glpriI 0on Carl
8, @rooi, aorreipouoent Der llniic0
Vreb) Tie Ser Slaaitu m0
ole QlIiierteu itrcben ooroui bin, bic
aroBe Cfienlibe ON Der 0eItiroft
sur lcbten aroben 2hlodlt oes Srie.
aes 3n acitoltcn TicieS lit Der
@ufno, lbcsbolb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
frdite acmeiniom init Ben 9ritcn
un0 6ron3oleu IN Den 0on1pf ein-
Qreifen lmO nlleS oordu aeictt miro,
ausQebiI0etc Dlonuldoftcn iIbers
D}eer 5u icn0cn ebc Der CONNER
borilbcr lit lle6er glddt bon Gng'
Idno bier engctroiicur g}ohridten
beiagcn boB fh Die 9lutierten in Be
3tg alf 9ebensntittcl nuf Soften ei.
ner idIctniQeron 9ruppenbef6roe,
rirg nod uc1r einidrdufen per.
0en
g2ie bier ongcoclttct miro, miiiienI
Die g[lIiicrten ielbit mebr Sdiffe fir
Sen 5ronSport oncritoniiber Irup.
pen itellen ocnn ieiteus Der ameri.
fnuilden Re9ierllng 1T dleS getan
moroen, mas IN Der yIuf6ringtlng
bon &onno9e m08lid) it,
gteue 8eroronnuGen betreii8 Der
Ginfltbr gemi1er 2[rtifeI mer0cn Dent
nddit erIofen iperoen
Gs berlautet nod nihtS beitimns
tes, mie Ole omerifouiiAeu Ertp
pen an Der Sdlod)tiront berteilt
ner0en ioqen ood) miro nngenon.
men, ooB Oie 81 oermen0enoen
Streitfrdfte ants beri9ieoenen &rups
penteilen 5uionmen9eiett lperoen,
meIhe nod nidt boIlitGn0ig ut8ge.
bilbet poroen fino; inmlerbin aber
peroen iie cine er0bere @rfabrltng
in ariegsborDiuerf oHi8nneiieH ba.
ben, ais iene britiiden Entppen,
nelbe aur Eithener glrfnee gebors
ten. 8ie glusbiI0uug Der i'll oen
llebung8lagern befinoliden 9tonn.
idaften miro eiGigit betrieben lun0 e8
lit on5unebmen Dob iie gGnfang8 9(u.
quit Ole 2nger berIoiien neroen. 50.
re 8l1Be mcroen nit 9fefrltten Der
8peiten 9luSbebung ollS9efilQt mer.
0eu.
Qie 0cutIhc 0ifenYtoc, BEL ipeIder
olleS eingeiebt miro, bat bic 9laiier.
ten oe3lpltngen ale berfii8boren
Monnidaiten otf5ubicten. @roB. !
britounien miro in oieier 8c8iebung
neue MoBnobmen ergreiien, uno oa
idon jebt mebr omerifaniide 9rltp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
t11ebrpflitb btsuttrabcn
in Quebec fcrtocIcSt
Bier 3ibillitcu gct6tet, bier nnScre
unO cine 9ln3o6l Splbaten bers
lett 100 g'cripueu Der.
Dnitet.

Guebec. 9. 9lpriI 0ier 3ibili-
ten mnrocl get0tet un0 bier mel.
tere 3ibtliiten unO cine gln5o5l Sol
6oten nuroen beriuunoet, ol8 e8 ges
tern o6eu6 3pii6en gge6rpfli6ts.
Qegnern ir0 ocm g2ilit1r ait einem
Sample for 100 8erionet Die
an oen ltnrubcn teilnobmen mir.
ben berboftct. Ger aontpf 3niihen
Oen SoI0oten ln0 Webrpflidtss
qegnern 0nuerte Ton $50 llbr
obcn08 big qeqcn 0}ittcruoht. Die
2lufit1nOigen ifoiien nit &eOol0ern
ouS 6en SauStiiren uno binter
S6necid)on5eu heriteft, pdbrcnO
6oS O}ilitdr 6urf ocu oihten yle.
bel binonrh NIT g}aihulen9cue6ren
Irot Der 28araltnacn bon 'eiten
Der 0iilitdrbch6r0rn, bnB bic lin
rihcu In Suc6cc init ciicrner 6an6
nicocrgeidlageH Drr6clf uuo trob
einc5 g(ppens an bic 9ilrgcr. bic
llnrit6en Der letten 0rei Gage niht
3u nicoerbolen idmmelten iih meb
rere qroBe @}ruppcn in ben StrdBen
on 0ie Dor Scr Toronto synidnterie
lmo aobnaerie 5eritreitt puroen.
9trmono 2nbcrne. Der 6itbrer Der
g1otionoliiten io1te ont oen ga,
nues Cartier 4tosa cine 9leoo bal.
ten fiigte iib je6od Dem nilitdri.
ifcn 9cr5ot 1ob mar cine groBe
plenge 2eitc 5uaegen uH0 0ieie
iih ge9eu bic potrottil
lieren0en Solooteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02

ben iruicits 0cs C5cane miammcnee.
aoaen itnO, mte mon uripuinalih
plautc, 70 acbi oic Wleinuiia militia.
riider So6beritGn0iaer 0obiu. ooB
Sic pcgenwdriiae Giienitbe on ncr
8citiront Die Ieeie probc ShIoht
I'm 9ricpc iciu oiirlle. Ste aIoubcL
0oB fh ocr ariea nod Cit nciteres
,yn6r oOcr bicactdit eilnns Idnacr
biujicbcn miro; bodl gelinat e. Die
Deutidcu icit5ubolten ooer 5uriidBn-
i.1lolcu baum licnt Der Sieg int
9ereid, Der Aaiierteu
YIN Der amcrifaniidlen 6runt.
0dt Ser gImeritoniihen glrmee
in 6ronfrcid, 2. April f9on sSre0
q. 6erguiou, aorreipon0eitt Der
llniteo &reb.) -- 9[lles. mus Qllne-
rifa ben glutierten on Tuibpen anr
gerfiiging geiteIlt bot, befin0et iib
ouf Dem @}aridb gum ShIodtfeIo.
Wlonnihofteh @eihiibe nnb 9feroe
moritbicren nod allen 9iidtuneen
bin Mlouderorts benegen iie itdJ
in Ooppelter 2inie borludrtS; SoIoo-
ten uno &feroe ouf Der einen Seite
Der 2anOihnBe, ouf Der onneren
Seite Die 6u9ruerfe unb Der Grain.
Troe Scr infolgc oe8 Geaens dtfae-
mcidlten 8ege berIieren bic Solon-
ten feineSpees Den Sun1or. Wle1.
rere 5oIooten fiibreu 9tuiiftnItrit.
mente NIT iid, ipieleu Elm 0toridb.
lieo, imo Die Monnifaft itngt nit.
9ie 8eitti6en ON Der Goul 5ront
idleiuen IN @riuortltng zines benor.
itebenoeu g[nqriffes nerbos au fper-
oen. 2ebte glodt uno belte lolten
iie oie @eidiise peridieoenen SaIi.
bers unO beihoiien Die nmerifoni.
iden 8oittisnen flint Gtundelt luug
g(u6 puroen cine Menge Gosbonl.
ben ouf Die glmerifaner obgefcnert.
Der ougcri6tete Sdooen aber lit ge.
ring.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02

biiionen nuroen 70 itdrf geIidtet,
Dab ie aus Dem Sample 3uriifge.
Bogen meroen muBten.
8as Sauptgeer oeS 6einoeS itebt
immer nod n6r6li6 Der Sonme.
Sin 5peiter 5dlag aegeu 2(rro8 itebt
3l erDarten; 5u 6eioen Seiten oeS
Scarpe 0onnern Die oeutiden sc.
i6ube imnuf6orlid Q(6er felt les.
ten 9onncr5tag bot Der 6eiu0 feine
aaqcmcine Sdladt ri8ticrt. Die
qctiuqen @rfolge, mcIAe bic Gent.
i6cn D16reno Der lebten Gage anf.
3ruciien gabcn, iino nidt oltf oirefte
}lngriffc 5urild5uiii9ren, ionoern nltf
iharie goritoBe uno 5laufen6elDe.
aunaen. Gin geiIpiel bierbon aibt
bic geieblng oes bod gelegenen @e.
ldn6e5 beim 8uiontuenfluB Der Gute
un6 2(bre. g1a6 einent fur5en bibi.
aen @efeht mur0e goe i'm 9ole Der
Guce genommen, iporauf bic britiihe
qinie cine ftr5e 5trede mritlid BON
Gemuin 5uriidgeordngt Uur6e. Der
5ein0 filbrte 0ann cine 6l1nfenbe.
meatlng in iiblider Hidtnng ous
m6 0tr6orng 6aB uorolih bon
0loreuil gelegene @olbgeldu6e.
Qgdbreno Der letten bier 1dge Bat
Der aanfpf ieineH Gborofter niht ge.
nedielt.
0dbrcn6 MN Sin6eu6urg beItrebt
TT, bic idtuere Qlrtiaerie unO 3ufnbs
rpn 6urh boS imipirtlihe Ierrain
uorUarts al iAofien im ben nah'
itqn geDnliiqen BoritoB bor5uberei.
ten treifen Die aaiierteu 2luftolteu.
oemielben 5n beqegHen glau afdibt
6aB Die Qor6flnnfe in Der Hihttng
bon Qrr1s unO cen 8dug So1en an
aeariffen neroeu miro Gip bort.
nddiaiteu @cicdie aber oidftea iid
um 0ru Bciib bon Amicue, li0li6I
oer Soulme abpIelen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
BmnSesarbcitsbtlre0il
fir Omaha beitimntt

8dibington 2. 9Gpril. = Omaha
ioQ 8u einen Der t3 glrbeitSnadl.
peis 8iItrifte geuaht ueroen, in
mel6e 6os 2on0 bon Der gin0es.
Qlr6eitsnadDeis6itro einqeteilt NOR.
0en it, I'M bic ariegsin6uitrien NIT
arbcitsfrdftpH Su berie9en un0 DIE
QlrbeitertraHsporte 5u ii6eru19en.
Dies Duroe bonn aeprdientauten 60.
bed nod elmer aonfereus NIT benz
gbef Der 2lbteitung befannt gegeben.
Ger 9iitrift ioa nnter Dem gaanlen
a8iitrift go. 10" befannt fem uno
idlieBt bic Staoten glebrnsf1, adn.
las, Eflobomn uno Colorado elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
1seine lscftsertc
in Sentieber Spracbc

66icago, 81, 2. Qpril Seine
aon5erte in 0elttider 5prnhe mer.
ben IN G6icaqo lDdbreno oe5 ariege3
1eqeben mer0en. Gieier gei6lttB
mur6e 6ci elmer geridmmlunq Der
8ereiniqtm 0i1nnerdore gei1iIt Der
gerireier bon biefen m0ereu Qcreis
nen beiUobnten Ger 2leihhrB wur.
De ols 5olqe eines 4roieititrme5
ieiiens Ser 6ieiigeu 1giifcr ouae.
nonmeb Die iid BedeH eiues in
oeuidcr 5pradr lftte HDdle aege
beuen aon5eries beidDerien,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
NripIa btg egarmarEfnbfrEanis.

Noibin1ion 2. qDfil. = syn1
gl1r5 itn6 nas tem gerfmF BON
ariegsipnrmorten s54.000,0O0 Elm.
gelatiei. noblrd BET (8eiamibetr0a
in oqn 5ieg Wipndten ieit 8eainn
Der QduDagHe nuf sl2s0O0,0O0
aebradJt iUurhg Ger f5fianitberfnlf
miro ic6od off Sl50O000OO onae.
feet oa bon Diaea Seiten teine ge.
ri4te DorlieaeH. K
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
410pit reicbt im
Berlin l1rotcit cir

9aris, 2 9lpril.-g9ic cine bellte
bier aus 9Iont eingetroffene Sc.
peihe beioot, bot DER gopit einen
groteIt nod Berlin geridtct gegen
oas gom6or6cncnt bon Qoris.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
1sic0tbcfcn bcfcbliot
9rcsc GMftflcttc

2onoon 2. qlpriG. sier cinge.
trofieneu 8epeiden bon Der fran3o.
iiiden aront 5ufolge beriudeu Die
bic geberridung Der 2uft
pie6er an iidl 8u reiBen. Ser gr6Bte
quftfdmpier Sauptiuann b. 8idtbo.
fen bat nieoer iein Gridetuen ge.
moft mo 6efebligt cine 9eipaItige
aus aeroplanen 6eIteben6e 2nftitotte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
GenSons 1oreIic iibcr
1lmerikas Bilfc erfreut

oon6ou, 9. 2lpriI.-Gie 6iefgen
g2oracnbtdtse' oriiden ibre gefrie.
oigunq iibar glnerifo5 Silfe an Der
Meitiront ons, faqeuo, 6ob bic Ser.
Stdaien eruillih bemilbt fiuo, ben
qrieq 81 eineal fegreiflen QbidluB
30 briuqeu enaionb un6 8rant'
reid frfenueH zen omcrifaHiihen
@eiit In 6ieiaH ariege umumDun0eu
on ...s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
glmtrifaniidlt 0ilfe na6i.

Ger QnioBg 6es gionais apriL
ogiien Ioae IN Der aHlerifaniidJen.
t3cldidie NIT @r0h6udlitabcH einge.
tfoden mcr0en, iiuogt nHlerlfaniidle
s1appen rad iener Gegen0 eIleno,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02

Gar eMaga uph llmaWMs aNta unA
Htae NeN nii muf batie 6taa 8slimoA
lt4Hnth tanalti NAh dattliraA Inll
aaaih ge8hnoa baBNfi uHN 6nbaliHA hli
Hat Soma, Nlabtitfnlit sieaen Al nhnea
betit nbeHa. N,ilhpoA ultl False
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02

sss=zssseassssaasI sassassszasasssza
PUBLISHED AND pleIRlnufKn uNnFR
PERMIT tNe sel,, AUTHORIZED M tnE
AT of ne1OHkR a isif 0N riin AT
fllt POST uFFtCK OF nMAnA. NKna
BN ORnfR ~ Tmn PRESIDENT
A, n huRLEsON. pugrMAsrKR.u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-02
Qentidler geridlt.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon 2. 9tpriI.-
syn benz geItrigen offi5ieaen Qlbeuo.
6eridJt beiBt es: a3eutihe &ruppeu
boben Die S6ben bon Wloreuil un0
aitd bas Qlrradis Ge66l3 auf oem
ggeititfer Der glbre gelegen, aritiirmt
Die 8n6I Der @eiongenen be8iiiert
fid iett ali ilber 10000 Dlann.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-08
SIMS AND SL0GUM
 DEFEND THEIR ME
BRAND AS FALSE STORY OF PREACHER THAT DRUNKEN. NESS EXISTS AMONG
 AMERICANS.

London, Jan. 7.--Much indignation
 las been caused among American army and navy officials and othel
 Americans in London because of re
 ,orts circulated ill the United States hat American soldiers and sailors in -urope were drinking to excess. This
 indignation has been intensified by a charge made in his sermon at the city temple Sunday by the Rev. Dr. Joseph F, Newton, of Iowa. the pastor, of drunkenness among American soldiers in England Vice Admiral William $. Sims. commander of the American naval forces and Colonel L. II SJo cum, military attaChe of the Ameri- can embassy in London, today de clared that tho charges of drunken ness wore false and that they were reflection on the American forces a. well as an insult to Great Britain. Admiral Sims said there never was @ time in American history whom there was so little drunkenness among the American fighting forces. He had been here for eight months, he said and had visited the American flotila base and various cities in England and on the French front and never had seen a drunken sailor or soldie nor a case of drunkenness in the navy mad been called to his attention.
 "The Americans did not come to Europe t0 get drunk Admiral Sims said. This war is a serious business with them. As far as the navy Is concerned the young men who are hunting for submarines realize that they must have all their wits about
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BAILEY OPPOSES
 WOMAN SUFFRAGE
FORMER SENATOR DECLARED THERE ARE TOO MANY IG- NORANT VOTERS NOW AND WOULD NOT ADD TO THE
 NUMBER"

Washington, Jan. 7.--Hearlngs o!
 he suffragette amendment resolution to be voted on in the house Thurs lay were closed by the house woman suffrage committee today after lis
 ming to arguments by representa- ives of the National Association Op- 1osed to Woman Suffrage and final apeals for favorable action by off
 4als of the National American
 oman Suffrage association.
 Former Senator Bailey, of Texas,
 long speech against the resolu-
 ion contended that woman are in
 auabe of performing the three prin. pal duties of isszenship-military service, sheriff service and jury ser 5iee, and should not help enact laws hich they are incapable of obey
 ng. He Insisted that the suffragists constitute a small percentage of the vomen of the country and added
 There are too many ignorant
 ters now and l would not add to the lumber"
 Henry A. Wise Wood, of New York, formerly an advocate of woman suf- frage said women would insist on l-lding government offices invadirg even congress, the supreme court and he white house and would succeed in unmanning the government and blocking the countrys military pro- gram.
 Mrs James w. Wadsworth. IT., president of the association opposed to suffrage and other speakers, de- nounced methods used by the suffra- gettes in their efforts to put the reso- lution through congress. particularly public demonstrations of the militants and threatening opposition of legisla tors with political defeat The sui Gragettes, Mrs Edwin Ford of Bos ton, said are well organized. over financed and alreagy have split in their ranks
 Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt and Mrs. Naude Wood Park officers of the American Woman Suffrage association, replied by saying they were before the committee 10 pre- sent facts, not heory"
 The National Association made public tonight a numbr of telegraniy and letters advocating the passage of the resolution, among them one from Theodore Roosevelt
 Because of a crowded court calen- iar argument of the appealed eases lf the ten women convicted of picket ing the white house was postponed today by the District of Columbia ,ourt of appeals until tomorrow.
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them Besides there fine feeling of honor among them They know tho uavy's orders. They are here to aid their country They are here 10 make record
 Colonel Slocum also declared that he had never seen a drunken Ameri- can fighting man on this side of the water. Walter Hines Page, the American ambassador and L.e secre- taries of the embassy, the American onsul general and the officials of the consulate all mado similar assertions
 that they had never observed aD intoxicated American soldier or sailor n the streets of London or anywhere else in this country.
 The Rev Dr. Newton in statement today said that he was called re- gently to Eagle Hut, the Young Mems hristian association headquarters md that there was three American .'8iars there who were so intoxicated that they could not take off theif aos 4ad go to bed One of these nen. be added, had been baptized b. m years ago.
 1 "I have seen Americans drunk ir the streets,' Dr. Newton continue /
 am as proud of my country as tht | rmy and navy officials are, but l an thinking of these boys"
 An investigation today showed tha 1t was the general opinion that an. 1 drunkenness on this side of American
 oldiers and sailors is confined to few isolated cases and that Dr. New
 on's remarks are depreciated b }ritish officials. One of those off cials said today:
 "pr, Newtons allegations regardin
 utomperance generally are in strik
 ng contrast to known facts. Regard l ng drunkenness in London at tn l preset day the total number of case during the recent Christmas and Ne l Years holidays showed a decline (
 ix4y-nine per cent as compared wit
 he figures in 1915 Over the whol | f Great Britain a reduction well ovC
 aventy per cent has been achieve ay tn eregulations which have bee in force since 1915"
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RAILROADS
 ASSURING
 IN RLPORl l
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

~ Hot Springs will not suffer from the ailroad situation
 lt Was made plain 1y the confer nee yesterday that the greatest rail 9ad congestion ia iG the far east. and hat as far as western travel is con arued, tlat is in good condition The airoads by oo-oporatiou are able to et all the business moved without clays more than are ordinarily oc- asioaed when there is a rush.
 There will be slight change am lounced in the schedules" said Mir chroeder but the changes will help he travel The through trains, all 1f which will be ectained, will be siven a little longer time on theu schedules so that the connections vii got be missed Tho missing of con nections occasions more criticism with the trayeling public than any thing else, and taIr will in larg measure be olviated when we have nansed our schedules 10 give lit- .e more time fer the movement ol
 ains."
 There Will not be any changes made the Missouri Pacific. that is so far
 train removal is concerned, or train u,2ment The Eo,A Island will cu 2. one train, local train. the on 4lch comes to taE city from Little ook in the evening late, and zoe. t early in the morning. That trait 'es nat have any connections tha important is regarded as purely cal, and will not have any bearin' tevor on the train service for thii
 -1rt
 The change in the schedules on tn on Mountain win be authorized sooI nd will vary but little from thos'
 ready in effect, the only varianc, being that they will perhaps leave
 tile 3ooner and come in little late 'an on the present schedule. ! Arrangements of the larger ho el' | yese erday were in receipt of an extra ordinary number of telegrams, askin l or reservations, and indicating tha | within the present week there ha'
 arted quite travel to this resort | he extreme cold in the north is be
 eyed to he partly responsible and i'
 ow the belief of the larger hote uen that the city will soon have ush
 red in one of the greatest seasons
 within its whole history, and not ex aepting the last one, when prlvat' homes even were given over to tn, 1 entertainment of our guests.
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RFLlABLE HOME TREATMENT

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