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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
Dit Sttlnngtn bfr Offrrrfi6n
brute bf0tr nnb fdrkn, wit it!
Der angrif Der RulTen miro NIT BuDc er-
martet.- t.-RuQen ge6en Ri66ug
aus 0dprGuBen 6u.
6rai 8erdttolot be5eid)net rniiiiGe siege tuieoer
einmal ais Sd)iuinOeI.

be0s (irngoriibe 2anSnebr) uno ben
@rias.
Die Seiterreib. llngorn biloen iett
cine beoeliteno It1rfere 5ront (rrn
cnOIidl bod eiulnol Gin 8ueeitdun.
nib Der berIogenen Riiiien) uie lett
geginn oes arieees, nber linen itebt
Die Suuptmadt Der Ruiien, ipelhc
ourh Sin5u3iebung pom Relerpen
aus DEM Slnern oes Seihs segen'
iiber. Gie SeIterreiher iino ourh
oeutide Srilppen neientIib Der.
itGrft poroen.
9laus ans 9entifllnnS!
getroaraO, q. Sept .-Gic gPui.
fen baben iebt oos ann6e Sitpreu-
ben gerGunt. Sort, no iie itanoen
iuur oaS Gerritorium 10 ilrnpfig,
ooB iie it6 nidt 5ur S6ladt ent.
mideln tonnen. Ole Gelitihen ba.
ben in 0itpreuBen cine groBe armee
bciiamneu, offenbar I'm in 9fuiiiid.
GoIen ein3u0riugen. (3u yeis lln0
sSrommen oe5 ruiiii6en General
itobs n1Ghten mir bier hemerten, 0aB
0ieics bereits Dor orei Sagen geihe.
ben lit. @tit pel6er 5opferfeit ober
ieitcns Der 3eltiden ollf Der Sinie
l5nIterbirrg Stallopoenen gefohten
Dur0e, gebt ans elmer 4orreipon-
0en8 herbor, Die mir bier gum
&beil folgen loiien: 10000 9eut-
i6e bieIten 100000 &uiien i'm blu
tigcn Rngen in ibreut @ornnrid
Iouf. bis oeutide gerit1rfingen fa-
men. 0ieie Iegten it'd NIT 8abl-
reiden Wai4inengelpehren butter Die
8ubnoGmme lmo mo9ten eni3e ruiz
iiihe goHpagnien nieoer. 2ie Ip0-
ten bIieben in oihten Soiifcn Itebeit,
eiuer iebnte ii6 OH ben on0eren).
yiniiiidc giisenbrpeidven.
Ron, "a. Sept., iiber 9soris.
Anttlldle Gepelden alts BetrogrdD
bringen Die Ieuigfeit, ooB Die Sui.
len noImGblid bic oitpretBiihe Gee
feittug a0uigSberg um5ingelr~, m0
nur nod alif Seritdtfllngen parten
INN nit oenl 9lngriff ouf Die 5eitung
81 beqinnen Ga8 ierbiid)e 1oupt
quarter in giihegrno meloet, 0nB
in Ceitcrrei6 piele Slawen triegs.
gerihtlib berurtheiIt mo eri9oiien
puroeu. 5louii6e 6rouen uno
&inoer miliicn Gerihon5lngeil nuf-
lperfcu uno ariegSmoterial berbci
ihlcppen. (llnO 10 ctpns Jon man
.9Iuuben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
getterheridlt.

Sd0n beute 9lbenO uno iSreitog;
tein peientliber 3enlperatrtruedIel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
0ns NhLfamerf.

9ie folgeaOen 8etrdee iino oie.
fer Gage in Der Gina1a 9ribihlc
fir oen SiIisionh rer ariegsnotb.
leiOennen eihaetroifen
George ShiiIer, Gecotlur, Heb 5 5
@eo. 3, Sieiu,. Cadillac
gIutpmobil so. ..... so
Sarllgori.2o9c DO 90 $3.50. ID
$40
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

raj grioour lit 8eIteru I'M adntpte
qeialleu. aud General GupnIs.
aonnanoeilr Der 81. Sufatterie'
Brigade, fiel.
General 5reudJ ii6er Die 9eutidleu
2on6on, "a Gept. ~ e5n ieinem
iiingiten geriht ilber Die Gage alI
0em iran30iiihen artegsidaiplat
iogt Der britiihe 9efeblsbaber
s5ren6 iiber Nie Geutihen 6olgenOeS
,Gie 8eutihen iinO Elm filrdt6a'
rer 8eino, glrt ou5gebiloet, lange
borbercitet unO tapfcr. 95bre Sol'
outen ie6tcn, init @eifid uuO 20
6esnntt1 Sebr pielc Der 8eifih'
ten iiber ibse 9lu5ihreitlmgen iins
il6ertriebeu. Gic peinliden 0laB'
nabmen geleu bic 9enobner oes
offupirten @ebiete5 ipuren tuobl &C.
redtiertigt
9eutidlc llieger OetOrirt.
Berlin, iibcr 2onoon, "a. Sept
- Se0es W1itglie0 Der geunnnitnq
Ibes Deutihcn lenfboren Suitidiffes
sSdiltte 2an3 go. 2" bat iueger
berborragenoer 2eiitun8 OaS eiiernt
areu5 erbolten
9cr ;Sii6rer OcS olt.9."
Berlin, ilber Soog 1no 9onoon
| 81. Sept.-3ip Ioo unO Geroerber
bereitenbc 1gubrt 0es oeltihen I'm.
terIeeboot8 us" creignete iid fllrl
nod Der Soh3eit oes 1Siibrers Del.
ielben, 2eptnant @eo0in9eu. 9lnl
lis. Septem6er febrte 2elttnnrtt 8eo.
oingien bon einent Streif3uq Den
er nit ieinem llnterieeboot naA Den
sbetlono s5nieln (gnqIano) unter-
nonlncn hottie, nod Der 0elltiher
ailitt 3uritd. 5eiu Shiff n1tbtC
ousgebeijcrt neroen uno oieiC
5ponne Belt benuste Der 2elltnont
mad Sanburg 3u reiien lmo it'd
bort NIT Sri. 95rete 8it berbeiratben
glm Suge nod Der Sod3eit meloete
er iih mie6er gum 9ienit. 2eitt.
nont 8eOoingien muroe ouf ieiner
toatiibuen 6obrt bon 5mandtg g&om
begleitet.
9(utmPrn mti, fnlleu.
2onOon, q. Scpt.-@in &orre.
iponoent oe8 2onoon Stuuooro mel.
set BON @bent, ooB Die 8erbin0uua
nit griliIel obgeIhnitten lno bon
elmer Itorfen ocltider Nnt)t beiebt
1T. Sails 0ies Qeutiden nod Der
@rcll8c 3uriitgeordngt lper0en foil.
ten, oaun f0nuc 0ieieS MIR unter
qroBen 9pferu ieitens DER Gerbiln.
0etat erm0qlift mer0en. 8ic 9eltt'
i1en iino entihIoilen, 6aS bon ibnen
belogerte glntperpen unter ollen
llmit0noen 8u nebmen. sic boben
Die 8eIogerun98linien in groBem
gogen ueltp1rts bis fat na1 @bent
ousgeoebnt; iiolih bon ejbent III
oQer 8abnnerfebr lobn gelegt 0ic
9erti6en boben ihnere gelage.
rungSgeidiibe poitirt; mn beitigiter
miro Die geldieBung bonn linfer
| llfer Der 5hel0e, lieben Dteilen bon
glnttuerpen, fortgeieBt @5 Itebt olt.
Ser s5rage, 0aB ole Staot idlper be-
0robt 1T. gtan fam NIT @eitin1mt'
belt oorolf rehnen fdbrt Der &or.
Respondent tort, oab iitl Die 8eut-
ifen nit ibren bisberigen Grfolger
/ in 9eIgien nidt 8ufrieoen geben
iper0en.
Die OerrdtGeriide 8inOmiible.
cyulter6urg. OitprelBen, "a. Sep
Sci oen Iebten 4Gnhten Rit ben
g}uiien iiber Die 9apeguugen iutie'
rer Hegintellter itets 9enau uitter'
ridltet pnren. Sin 9rlppenpibrer
befum berous, ooB bic 6liieel ealer
@iuouilhIe lid 10 orebten, tpie Nd
iutiere 8rippen benegter. Dtan
madtc cine Rrobe autS Grempel
ino fiinf Wiiniten Ip0ter fonntc
Der 0iiiller (ein rniiiiher Spion)
Iriar Nhihlp uid1t utehr 0fehen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
Geiterreiftr erlparien ben iieinb.

gaardeiter, glaIi., q. Sept ~
Or. aonitantin 9unlbn, Der Bot.
Idafter Der 0oppe[monarhie in oen
Der. Staoten, erbielt geltern fol.
aenoen sSuuteniprudJ aus 8ien.
,glusIGnoii1e 3eihmeen Derofientli-
den nieoer 8erifte iiber einen TO.
loIIalen ruilii6en Sieg. 8ir ioaen
iuieoerlm 100000 @efaneene unO
800 @eidiise berloren boben. Die
aan5e olterreihiide 4rnee ioa ge.
IdIagen Doroen iein. Dies itnb
aIles natiirLib IGderIiae @rfinbun.
gen. llniere armee bot i'm @egen-
tbeiI Die gfuIien beridieoentlid1 ge-
idIagen rmo fortgeiett geihpadt
g8ir iteben i'm 8eeriff cine neue
.ShIoht gu beginner. 8ie oiterrei.
hii9e @ruee, melde cine bor3il9lihe
neutrality-suspicious. eingenommen
bat, errpartet berseblid mlf ben slns
griff Der 9uIen. 3as lit Der bette
gelpeis gegen Die 8idtigteit Der BE.
Bauptung, OoB Die Ruiien einen gro.
Sen Sieg erfo6ten General DantPs
glruee b0uig geidlagen uno Die
Geiterreider in boiler 6Iudt ma
rem.
5erner iin0 aQe 9tudriften er.
logon. pelhe ge5ug auf ben Nus
bruh elmer Sungersnotb in Der Gop-
peImonar6ie ousgebrohen lei luto
ooB Die geb0lferung georildter
Stimmlmg lei. 3u8 oiterreid-in-
gariihe 8oIf uno Die glrmee iino
BON Dem @eoonfer ourdorun9en,
6oB Seiterreih -llngorn idlieBli6
0en Sieg erriltge1l lperoen.
BGbreno Ser lebten Gage botten
oie Deferred. .ltngarn mebrere lieg
ret6c @jeiehtc nit Den 5erben 8n
beIteben. 9ie AZ. 2onopcbr Gibi-
lion, aus arooten beitebenb, 3eid.
nete itn beionoers aus.
@rnf 8erdtolo".
9lnFlanO nidt msbr 10 srufmGnlis,
9etrogruO. "a. Sept.-2ebboftes
@eplGnfel lit in @uIi5ien 3piihen
Ruiien unO 0eiterreihern I'M 8on-
&c. 9ie 3uiammenIt0Be ereienen
lid ouf Sen befeitigten 2tnien bon
9r3emDil nad 8eescom luO 8Dnow
bis na6 aratou. Snmerbin ober
n6geu mebrere Gage bergebeL bis
e8 5u elmer Sdladt fonlmt. Die
'Seiterreider boben ibr 8peites 9lui-
ge6ot in Heib unb @Iieo; oniielbe
beitebt aus ser 2anomebr, oen @ot-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24

gIbonnirt oitf bic SoaIid)e 7ribiine
s4,oo Das Sdbr ourth bic BOT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
9entidc Iylieser befOrirt.

Berlin iiber 2onoon "a. Sept
- cseoes 02itglieo Der genlnrning
oes Dclltidcn leufboren 9uftidiffes
.Sdiltte 2an5 go. 2" bot negen
berborraeenoer 2eiiturg Oas eiierne
Arena erholten.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
REFORMING Or IVY.

yery liGue of the redtale Ilau a4 handling
ne AFFAIRS OF toe Cettea states navy appeals 70
Representative Brlatea d member Of the house
snluitta> On naval affair." Probably emulating
nc example II secretare laaephua Daniels WHO
isaugurated more 81 8ed system by chang
ng "starboard" and tere 10 right" aud
lsft" tAe Illinois CONGRESSMAN seems bent on
Ringing ne government Of the navy back to
us evel O. tha people
recently MI nrHten introduced resolution
gsnea 10 aboHa tbe naval pqcklng board
>a@ lie ONES forward ana taxes shot at naval
bstoms .i8 sae ra}s III the next friend Of the
aaies liz fraetng over the treatment or the
sr sex 80 be Sa4al academy at Annapolis in
une There Is au ozder in force at Annapolis
,rohibiune na4sHinaen from carrying pack
eesr IL t7p sweetheart OF miashipalan
shope up al Annapolis and the middle meets
,er al tas stau" a. taa eatrau to the
caden4y grounds she is com tHel to tote" her
rr lugg@se is H'asal2mau Who had the
Maert5y % cars q suitcase ar package Of any
and woaia he rvaallzea by G1e aemorita on Ills
@card
REPRESENTATIVE antsea, WHO bas looked into
ie matta-. declares ta4t dqery woman who
dsits tia Annapolis academy must act as her
nn poree or hire ua1 10 carry Der luggage
ssi!g She Is accompanies hy st4lwart -middie"
Fcarag e gaina se,es uniform.
9r Hsita 7rte letter 70 Secretary Dan
elT ta4t oraar against package
atsgi1& Ea satee.taa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

doors-every other committee and every other
department welcomes the public TO It's delibera'
tons II looks like these gentlemen fear criu-
cis'n or are aot keeping faith.
Neither Of the departments mentioned need
fear the newspaper reporters-they are admitted
freely to concaves OF greater moment than any
that these two bodies have ever held.
they know what to print and what not TO print
they are daily taken into the confidence of men
ike President Wilson and the instances of be-
trsyal Of confidence are SO rare taat We cannot
recall even one now.
Let these gentlemen hold open sessions-it
viii leave Is oetier taste i'll the mouths Of the
public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

est insurance companies In Amer
lea. and which required five years TO
complete. The Investigations of life
insurance companies are not sentimen-
tai or fanatical, but are made for flnan-
ciaI reasons. In the investigation the
statistics do not give anything In ref.
ereuce to the common drinker or
the immoderate user. or the man
who goes on periodical spree,
but only the occasional or moderate
user. The reports OF the life insurance
companies show that taking one hun.
breed as the normal expectancy for all
ages, those who indulge in occasional
excuses show a mortality OF Isl per
cent, or 81 per cent above the normal.
while the steady user shows Sc per
cent above the normal. In these cases
the normal. while diabetes, tuber-
culosis, pneumonia and suicide were
twice the normal.
In those companies which have sep
arate classes of Policies for abstaIners
and the moderate users the actuarial
Investigation proved that the abstain
ers show marked superiority to the
nonabstainers throughout the entire
working years of life on every class OF
policy, and for both sexes. however
tested
Here we have the testimony of the
paid experts OF the great life insurance
companies concerning alcohol Their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

/ testimony Is unanimous, that the to,
! tai abstainer has far greater expec.
tation of life, and that he shows a
marked superiority 10 those who use
wine, beer and whiskey, even though
the use be moderate" and even though
1t be the purpose to raise the condi.
ton of their physical and mental &C
tivity,' in accordance with the advice
OF men like DR.. MCGUIRE.
Which testimony shall We take?
That OF DR.. Stuart Mcclure, a surgeon
standing alone, or the testimony OF
these experts, giving their testimony
to protect the cash reserves OF the
insurance companies?
United states Association OF Alienists
and Neurological
On Tuesday. July IA. 1914. the alien.
lists and neurologisis of the United
States, In convention assembled at Chi.
eago H.. adopted the report OF its
committee on alcoholism. DR.. Charles
Reed, assistant superintendent OF tho
Chicago State hospital for the insane,
is chairman of the committee: DR.. A.
NJ. Corwin, of Chicago, is secretary
of the committee, and the other mem.
bers are DR. W. S. Lindsay. Of Topeka,
Kan. DR.. T. B. Throckmorton. OF
Des Moines. Ia, and DR.. Theodore Dill
Ter, of Pittsburg, Pa. In view Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
DR.. Stuart MCGUIRE S
Testimony | ested

Rev DR.. James Cannon. Jr.. writing In the
current issue oG the Christian Advocate says
There are some other matters to be consid.
cred IN connection with the speech Of Mr.. r. f..
in the present letter. shall consider somewhat
the testimony of Dr, Stuart Mcclure, who was
another one Of the speakers at the meeting of
the Virginia Local sef-Goyernment association.
and whose speech considered to be of such
great value that it has been printed by the thou
sands and scattered throughout the State
DIR. McGuire's Testimony Tested.
The writer has a very high opinion of the
surgical ability Of Or. Stuart Mcclure He has
given ample evidence OF that by placing every
member Of his family who has required any sur
sical treatment iii the hands OF Dr. MCGUIRE,
aud the results in every case have been very
gratifying. He has therefore the kindliest feel
ngs toward this fine surgeon and regrets ex-
ceedingly the position which has been taken by
Irr MCGUIRE on the burning issue Of the day,
namely Shall Virginia prohibit the sale Of in
toTicatins liquors for beverage purposes through
cut the bounds of the Common ealth?"
DR. Mcclure Witness.
But Ir. Mcclure has voluntarily made a
public declaration. and has permitted that decla-
ration ia be printed and distributed broadcast
in pamphlet form, and has allowed il to be print,
ed in newspapers of the Commonwealth as paid
advertising matter, and has allowed his picture
TO be printed along with bis declaration, and has
thus given the widest possible currency and the
greatest possible authority 10 his declaration, It
becomes necessary to examine carefully this dec.
laratton by Or, Mcclure and compare his state
ments with the opinions Of other men and with
Ihe facts in reference TO all the statements made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

to contagious disease anu therefore, ihuse 'otoe'
the physical condition, instead of raising it, as
Or. Mcclure declares
DIR. Mcclure vs.. DIR. Fl. w. Wiley.
Dr. H. W Wiley former chief Of the United
states bureau of chemistry, in address before
the American Therapeutic society, declared: In
the light of recent investigation and from theo-
retic consideration. inclined to the opinion.
that the effort to rid the body Of even the small
quantities OF alcohol mentioned may perhaps
consume Il great deal energy than is fur
nished by its combustion. that on the whole II
cannot be regarded a food. even In limited
sense here described. The general result Of the
study of this problem has been accelerated
movement 10 restrict the use of alcohol in
medical practice especially In hospital prac-
lice. both means OF preventing disease and
az remedy. This agent is rapidly falling in
disrepute, so that it bids fair TO become only
memory a maueria medica and pharrna-
eopoeia
DR.. Wileys testimony is valuable stating
that in years gone by people held the view
now held by DIR. MCGUIRE but that "the study of
this problem has brought alcohol both as the
means Of preventing disease and q remedy
into "dtsrepute." And If this be true. then while
DR.. Mcguire properly states what was the opn-
ion of physicians in years gone by, yet to make
such declaration at the present time is to put
ones self in opposition to the results of the
study of leading scientists and physicians II
seems probable that Or. Mcclure gave his tes
timony that alcohol will raise the condition
Of their physical and mental activity" without
carefully consulting the authorities.
Dir. McGuire North Carolina Medical Society
The North Carolina Medical society at its
cent meeting at Raleigh in June, adopted the
following resolutions:
therefore. be it resolved. That the Medical
Society Of the State of North Carolina will use
its best efforts to discourage the use of alcohol
in any form as beverage.
Resolved second That it is the sense of this
society that any member the profession who
does promiscuous or unnecessary prescribing
Of whiskey4 either to patients or nonpatients is
violating one Of the principles of profession
and is deserving of censure.
Resolved third, That alcohol as a drug ca n
be eliminated from the pharmacopoeia, without
in any degree Gripping the efficiency of the doc
tors armamentarium."
These resolutions were unanimously adopted
by the physicians Of the old North State. Is 1t
not remarkable that If, as DR.. Mcclure declares,
stimulants will raise the condition of physical
and mental activity. that there was a unani-
nous condemnation even Of the moderate use
OF wine, beer and whishey?
DIR. MCGUIRE VS.. the Insurance Companies
DIR. Battle, who read the paper on this subject.
presented figures taken from the Medico Actu-
arial investigation, which investigation COM
prises the experience OF forty-three OF the larg-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

to contagious disease and, therefore, must loteer
the physical condition. instead OF raising It, as
DR. Mcguire declares.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

The senate cannot harm President Wilson by
refusing 10 confirm MIR. Jones and Mr.. Warburg;
but it can harm the whole country considerably
by deprvng the federal reserve board Of first
class men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

Continued on Page Severn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

bE hIM. IhtTeI1rt VIII III proper Courtesy anu
fairness let
Test the Testimony
of DR.. Stuart MCGUIRE as a witness against the
adoption OF Statewide prohibition in Virginia
DR. Mcclure begins his declaration with some
sweeping statements He says
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

2iebbubereien Gludt, Die ben unru1ig
feurigen Monar9en beIeeItenl Mn1
&len3es 9ldube an Die ALIEN Ieligs
ma9enoe S90ubett Der 4ntits mar
norooeuti9en urfprunges, fannie
aug Der S9ule Der 9erltner alafiSis
item, zines @ilp un0 S9intel, fer.
rGs gibt nur cine &unft, uno bus lit
oie be[enif9e," 70 Idutete Iein 8es
tsnntnis, uno bon Ieinen Rsiien na9
@rie9enlano bradte er cine unbes
0tngte f9pGrmertI4e 8erebrung Der
varGitettur an Ii9@ nit. Seine
grobartigiten 8erte, ME bic Slips
totbet, Die Yinatptbet, Der Sefiuala
bau Der Heitosns, bic ftdotebauIiden
@ntpiirfe fir Miin9en unb Itben
aetgen uber nt9t nur bie1e Na9abz
muug antiter 8aatuRit, Ionoern ole
&rdft elmer eigenen trdftigen &uunls
geitaltung uno inpouterenoen @r6be.
@ebieteno uno hoeuterb tpie ieiMa
Tur1t mar 1tr) lelne YerfDnltmietfs
pein GROCER Serr in ieoem Sinnes
pOau ii9 aud feline bobe, f@Iunte
Sigur NIT Dem rotblpufen Saar, OerS
belblauen, burdbringeno bIidsnOsrt
Qugerl, Der tpeltmdnnii9 fidsrn Sn[s
tung, benz tllgen, semeifenen @eIen
bortreffti9 etsnete. Gr betpobnte elm
patdftartiges Sdus, BAG er itdJ TelbIt
gebaut, pbne inOes feline iiberalts eina
laden 2sbensssnobnbeiten irssn6
~auf5ugeben, Ole Jpn i'm 9erein nit
Ger Ttrengiten SrOnung ALIEN aur
8etpdItieung 70 unsebeurer aufgas
ben initanO febten." Den fdptr sI
lsnfen0en 36nig puBts er in Ietner
BeiIe fit feline SOeen gu getpinnen
rno ou4 Die hdasbdIterif9 Spurs
Idmteit, bic bieiem grpBdrtigeH
Mdcen BOD eisen ipar, 81 uberpiHs
ben. N
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26
,3nttt @2StmFen4

Sames un6 Maub bur6foitn felt
Moden ale Gnt3idunsen Der 9ers
lrbungs3eit, aber ADJ, zines 4tenos
entiteAt etn tlsines MiBperItGnrnis
uno es tommt gu einem leioenI9afts
Ii9en Strstt. Mtt blibenben Q(i1en
itreift bic i96ne Mau6e ben Ring,
Oas 9ruut9ei9ent Oes bDfeR Sames,
BON Singer. ,gltmm oeinen Rtng
%pieber!" ruff lie nidt obue Dramatic
ide 8egabung. sd bin entidlrfen,
niemals bic Define gu peroen, uro
i'd ertuarte, baB bu mir ales surids
gtbit, mas 0u ppr mir befiBt." SD
beiibe MIR cine Code unb cine pbptos
graphic" iagt Sdmes bitter. nar Der
photographic miro Dir ni9t biel lies
gen. gtber oie Code ipirit bu setpiB
ols Qnbenten befpdbren pollen."
yAls an0enten, an mas, bttteg@
fGbrt Matoe empGrt auf, aber ca
tommt nur bic b~eru9igenbe Qtntport:
.Nls anbenten an Die 3eit, ba 0u
nod cine 8riinette mart.
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geOtutenOer Saniiinltler.
Gum finf3isften Sobestag bes San.
meiiters 2nbmiss I.


Gum fanf3igten Subestag bes San.
meiiters Submiss 1.
am q. Sanuar Dor 80 Sdbren
lit elmer Der groBartigiten 8aumeiiter
Res 10. Sabrbunoerts, SEQ bon alens
&c, Der nit feiuem t6rigIi9en !9errn
3ufdmmen Die S9Dn6eit bon .SIars
atben" gef9affen, Oabingsgaugen.
@snige Monate porber bate Der
a8t3i9idbrige iein IeBtes groBes
@ert bouenbst, bic 8eFreiungss
bale bon Relbeim, Sic erit bor
tur3em Der S9ouplaB jeuer bents
i%piirbigen @rinnerungsfeier Der beuts
fdeu Giiriteu getpeIsn it. 90 lit Der
Ndme Oes begeiitertsu @erebrers Der
4ntite audi nit Der grinnerung an
Die eiIerne s3ett bpr bunoert Sabren
pertnipft, uno pie fem LETTER 8du
vein 9entmal fir Die teuti6en Be-
fretungstdmpfer" ipar, 10 itelte fem
eriter GROCER @ntpurf Elm getpoltisss
Siegesmonumsnt fir bic @1Iters
19la9t bar, fir 0as er auf Dem
8ierer &ongreB 6ie Serrf9er bers
gebIi6 gu intereFieren periu9te. Der
Sofbauoirettor bes &6nigs Serome
bate iein OeutI8es Sers nift perIos
rem, uno ct bebielt es aud, od er
aIs Greuno uno grditett bes oamas
ligen &rpnprtn5en 2ubpig mad Miins
6en lam,
SreiIi9 lit Der norbbeutI9e 8olis
meiIter, ser aus SiI0esbetm itamms
te, in Der fiiOli4ereu Spbdre Der
baberif9en 6auptItaOt ME gdn3 beta
mild getporoen. gr mar cine bors
nebme uno perf9loFene Natur. bic
IiG in ibrem bO9tuItibierten 2eberss
tretIe bon Der @uBenneIt itreng abs
16IoB, pedt er3dbIt, ipte b0Glig linn
ole Miin9ener &iinftler entfremoet
tparen; ,begtng CT bod 6as unpers
5eibIi6e 8erbre6en, pe0er iberbaupt
gu trinten, nod aud ntlr Bier gu
trinteu, - @runo genug, INN i'm
bon Ieinen aunitgenofen poGtommsn
gu iipIieren uno Ietnen g6dratter
f9psr gu perbd9tigenl" DdSu fam
fein uugepDbnli9es en9es @erbdltni8
at Dsm 9errI6er, beFen @unit er ii9
0ur9 cine 1eltene Menf9entIusbett
Elm Iunges 2eben binbur9 su betpabs
rem ipuBte uno nit 6em er in elmer
ibeaIen 8erbinoung bon MGcsn unb
&iinIler lebte. Sino bod &0nig
2ubptss rsifIte @erte, bic Ste gsuius
len Soeen bes @oItsbeeliders nit
Der @iirbe bes fiiritIi6en 8auberrn
Dereinigten, bon RIsnse aussefibrt
iporoeu, mar bod bss 8aumeifsrs
ddratterfeiter @lauben an ons Wuns
Der Der bellenifdeu 3unF Der rus
benbe 4oI in Der fdnsa pehIelnoen
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Gnticrnung Der Wills 6ei gIuttrant'
geitcn.

Die operative Gntfernung ser WlilS
lit an uno fir ii4 tein idDsrer
@ingriff unb miro I4on felt So9rs
3ebnten geiibt. Odd iino folfe Spes
ratioRen friiber nur In etn3elnen
5dqen uno nur Ielten a~usgsfibrt
morosn. SEPT bat fi6 bic 4ufmerts
Iamteit Der @er5te Dem umItdnO qua
getpeu0et, odB bei ben i4ipercn
Bluttrant6eitsn bic Operation uuss
itdtspoa iei, Nd4 prof. alemperer
tommen bier gspiHe 5prmeu BON
8Iutarmut in 8stra6t, Die i'm alges
meinsn nit Gnttrdftung mo nit
MiI3i4peluug ei~nberge6en, Die
Operation erneiit ii9 IL. a. stfolgs
reid BEL Der fog. 9anttI1en Srants
belt, bel Der cine fortidrsitenos
gtutdrmut porbauosn lit, oeren llra
fade in Der MtlS liegt. 9ierber ges
bort aud Die 9ubertuloie Der MiIs
uuO gentle geI4pHIIte. TAD Der
@ntfsrnung Der Mil3 miro pft Elm
uebsrmaB BON rotten 9luttOrpsrden
beobu6tet. Somtt beOeuttt Die MtIa
ben Sib bes untsrgan9es Der rotten
8tuttSrper9en. Sn Der Sat 5stgen
bic alIerIdperiten Sale bon forts
f9reitenOer 8lutarmut mad MiI3s
enlfernuug, frog bts @iugriffes, cine
8eIerung.