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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

- Die agbicaeo Grtbune".
ser eg ia niemaIs geInns. ibre Dor
Iiebe fir aIes engliihe gu Der
ihleiern uno Die bel ausbru6 uno
BEL ser entmidlung oes geeenndrti
qen @eltfriegees eineu Sieg oes gri'
tenreides als auber Jroge itebeHo
6etraftete. fdngt an 81 fiiblen
(Die init ibr cine gan6e 4H5abl Dei.
terer 9ritenbIdtter In amerIfa), iDie
Der Sale lauit4. Gle Tribune
fiiblt, 0ab Gnglon6s @eItmattitel-
lung getpoltig ihmanft. Ga nun bic
.Geutideu iih nidt mebr ourh Git.
aenmeloungen beiiegen laiieu uno
a. 9. ianglam uno iider aif Gin.
.firhen un0t Calais am engliiden
aonol borriden, ia man ihon ME
Der in garis Die oeutinen aanonen
brlmmen bort. Bat Die Tribune"
bon beute pI5bLih eingeiebeu, Dab
bic ibrigen sSagesneuigfeiten" mid.
tiger un0 intereIianter ftn0. uie Wiel-
oungen uber Die 8ortgduge aui Dem
4riegsIdauplas. lie 8eitung, Die
nod Dor Elm paar Sagen bic gtod-
rift (l6gen6aft TO berteaenD BON
l0er Ginno1me zines fran56fiden
lStGOthens ourh einen 8aionettm.
grifi Der gaiirteu in 112s3oaigen
8uhItabcn iiber oie gauge Seite 81
beridten bate, bat iebt, ME fte in
einer Qarritatur duf Der eriten Sette
bartlett, ben arieg beiieite geIdoben
nn0 Den u@eneraI NeDg", mie 3. .
oeu Mor0pro8eB Der Iars. Gormm,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
llnerlpurttte aritasfplae.

5eiteHs oeg biefgeu HoItants
nirO inns Elm Run0IGreiben Der @es
notwithstanding in Bnibington
freumoIihit snr gerfiignng eeitelIt.
Eieies peilt oarauf bin 0aB Der In
europa miItbenoe arieg iit ais gro-
Ber 9ortbciL fur bic amerifuniiHe
IuItIparfojje crmieien Dat. GOm
4nae Der ariegserE[drurg an bat
Sih 6ie5maple Der GiaIogen gong
be0eutenc erb0bt uilO lit Bic Gum
me Scr NiidS1bLungqn gang be0eus
teif0 qefaILen. 3peifeILos bangt oiqs
Iehr bel bdnit sAiorunen, baB bic
anhlrefdeu Seite, bic bisber ibre
GrIpnrniIir Had Der alien @einlntb
Ianbten, Tim re BORT iider angus
Ieaen. oieieg jest ouf iiaerem 8ege
nift mebr tbun foillel. So bat
fh bic auBergeIp0bniife Grihei-
illtrta oeseiqt, 0nB wdbrenO Der leb-
len stnei Sabre bis sam /. ptIi b.
&. ulsr as NgfIioaen tn Die 9oit.
fporEoTIen enigesnbft pirOen, felt
Musbrud5 0eg arie9es ieoOh BIS
iebt Idlon iiber 10 W1IIionen Dol
lars. Sen 0orf oIIeiu bate I'M
monnt geptember eirie MebreinIose
Dol iiber elmer WHIIiorL Da6ren0
bip 8ohI Der GpnseinIeger In Obi.
80 I'M fat 1000 ltieG. Mio-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

8ie allen sic gngen ihimmernl
g9ie ld6n lire 8angen gIilbnl -
llno trodte Die 8elt 81 &riimmern
9ie bleiben oufredt un0 tiibnl
Sic boben Dobl niih bon oen4toroer
Ger Deliden 9dnoen gebort;
Sid Oh Der iadn0liden 9oroen
SIN 8elgierlanoe enlport.
@eb6rt. foie fe tuebrIos @ln0e
3erfleiiht in biebiiher 8ntb,
uno mic Die ruHiiden 9nn0e
gebn0et in ihuloLoiem BIut.
God uniere 5ltngen Die idauen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

Qnrum niht duaItllh unO 900,
Die bnnaen Dor irincnl @raaetls
las ibrer iDarten ning.
sht Mltb mir0 mir inn 70 pil0er -
.llit ieoer granlideu Ibdt
Ger 3cinoc pddit CT un0 idmilt CT,
.@ie auf Dem gider bic SootI
Die fedtcn nidt bios Die rdden
@erbreben Ionoer 8obl.
.llno iGfd5enS mer0en ite breten
.Sn Den 6eiHO NIT itrafen0em Sinbl.
Die tucr6en binrirgeipiftrrr
.Gob Giles nieoerbritt,
limo fiinftie Die @elt MIR mit8itteru
Bon oeutiden Sieben ipridt.
(SueeuO)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
gerii6mte IeDoIOprmiitiH sibt bier
5usi don5erte.

Nm SomItog gbeno miro int
auditorium Der @eiungsabeno bon
Ro0ome @erpiae. Neahe. Der be.
nibmten MeSScioprnniItin unter
0em arrangement Ron SRI. @lunhe
sorenIon Itattfin0en. Yiaonme Ger
liQe. Reod mar i'm b%crgongenen Sab.
z WaitqlicO Der fonabiiheu eroben
opernqcieQihait un0 mar nnh fur
Cmaba i6r gluftreten in glrsitdt &c.
nommen, tlir3 bebor 0ie nngIiids'
gcieaidaft in Genuer 5uiammei'
brnd. Sic pir6 oils Die bette Oar.
iteQerin Ser @oae Der GeIiIhb in
I, Samlon unO 9elilob" angeiebet.
Cine Ser arien Gus oieier Oper
miro iie in Dem CONCERT am Sonrs'
taa 9lbenO bier sum 8ortras brin'
Igen. aud ltebt I'M @roeromm Der
.Song Of tbe 9iger", Ben fie bier bel
Iibrem eriteu bieiigen auftreten IN Der
erIteu Observation-Disclosures mie0ergob.
auf bielieitiges 8erlnngen gibt Die
Sdnaerin nn 5reitog gbeno elm
lGon8ert I'M AgOitorium, oos ieoo4
nur iilr 2ebrer beitimmt lit.
Sas 9rogramm om Samitag 1T
foIgenoeS:
la) arie aus .Garin @usooIena"..
,............... yaoiienet
I'D Qrie-1ab, Der &rieg" -.
.......... gllfreo 8runcmt
(2(us 1ansriif auf Die Wdibles.)
ia) 4gnus Del ..........,. gi3et
I6 5eporotion 49,. O. Sgambati
Id grie Der SnntlB5a Wascagni
(9lils GabaIerin R%tIticnnd)
Giano.5 olo.-austpnbI. Sert Ralpb
@laion Str.
lad Radt in Oer8iite. Gertrude Rob
(@1aoame @erOiae @eade ge.
mi0met.)
l6) Ter gltf 6es9laoba.. .Sarriet8are
l0 Ter Sdrei Der Rabel 5000.
~. .Wiarp Burner Salter
lo) 9ie @lode 49,. 6. Saint Soens
b SlooiideS 2ieO -. gbaminaoe
.lc) Goe an 8atteau -. Gbarpeutier
I0) 9iphe ........... Yolaoitbe
LED StuH0e 0es 9urpiirs ......
4 emo. @u9uita Solmes
am 9inno. .&alpb Neoion SIR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

ser goIittt etc.. 6en @orrmtg &C.
oeben. Shaoe, meroen mdhhe
QeIer 6et ,Iribune" iagen grrooe
lett, 100 oie Sode fir englano's
SaIfstruppen in 5ronfreid uno fir
englono icIbit ii6 10 u~ngemiitbiid
al qeitalten onftng, 0d muB man Die
ihonen groben fetteR lleberiariften
Dermiiienl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
ytnIGl6tr g~a6IsnIdUinOtI.

ans oonOon fam Die Rotridt
Ada ber rgTtide Gar iofcrt nod
@esnmhnafruue 6es ariegs5hitan.
bes init Der 1iirtei befobIen babe,
Odb eine arnee ous bent aantallIs
IN Die tirfti6en proOiH8en einorin.
oen IoLte. Sn ben engIiihen Rah.
rahteu mtrb 6om nntiirlih diit
qIGh Die 8abI Der IN 0as 6elo &c.
qen BEN &oLbmono beoroerten Grup'
ben in mogIidit bombditiiher &etle
oIspoiount. Cine poIle 9tilliou ioll
bereit Iein, NIT einenmale benz
.franfen W1nnn am @osperts" Den
@orous su mnten. ooh Ieioer iibcr'
Ieben Die Serren in 9onoOu, oelen
miAeiueno Der e~rbienbreiig otde
gonOoner geebel auh oas @ehirn
benedict Bot, arG an5ugeben, uober
gdterben oenm oiGe Billion Solod'
ten mir nebmen MIL.
Dor ehpa 6rei @oden DurOe als
9etrogroo off5ieIl semeIoet, oaB be
ruiFihe &egieruug beabiidtige, cine
neue Irmee BON tint W}illioueu
SoIooten auf3uiteIlen. Gieies Seer
jolte iest aber ollen @rnltes brett
ouf Berlin rno @ien Iosriden, bod
bat nan bieroon bisGang uihts &c.
merit, pobI ober, OaB Die RuiieH
ibotidhIid in lIebermadt angreiten.
aber finf 0linionen?
SteIIen mir 5undtit einmol felt
Dab HiSlon0 ole tbatiadlI9 bisber
oulaefqIIten 8tDei 9tillionen = 0ers
loren gibt: oem ionit beoirfte es
feinar .rteuen 4rmee". 8ennoh,
bdtte iid fir sieies @eitdnouiB nidJt
eine etDos geihidtere Gtnfleionng
finben Ioiien2
Re6net man, Big sum 45. 2ebens-
iohre, oIIes eufommen, 70 bat HuB.
Lamb in sIDeieinbaIb Snbrsebnten s
Es @inionen GoIOaten ausgebiI.
BET. 9aDDn Ie6ten Su 9eeinn Oes
srieaeS bodIens iiebeu Miaionen;
1ieuitfIsig m6geH feds gfiIItOneu
eaueien lem. Ahrmt man ben CT.
fola Der Ginberufung NIT 80 b s..
an, 70 1T bos flr RuBIato geiDib
Gin ~gLdnaenoes Grgebnis: modt -
iebr aiinitig eerehnet - fiinf wRil'
Iionen. 80 armeeforps o6er runt
incl w1inionen GoIOoten bat RuB.
Lamb bis iest ins SeI6 gefiibrt, iei
ne beifen, nieImebr ieine einsiser
auten 3rMppen. Ger IeIt, menr
Ben Ieste 9anbFharmmann beranee
soaen tuir6 s1bIt 6rei Miliouen
ober (Do Elm Sbeil 5aridbIeiber
mug 21k MiIIionen Mann. Dor
~dasgeiebt ndmIihb ooB 0ieie 21z
RiItionen ou beDaffnen, 3u berpfIe
een stno olis3uraiten iin0, mi
Bah es on Gffi3ieren niht feblt
Ole ppr6en uber nift ba iein; nod
tuatiaer oas n6tbige @usbiIoungs
b%srfonaI. 9n6em lit Der ruiiiihl
Bauer friib sealtert, NIT DO SAB
rem bienituHtouglif; oas beOeutet
cine Deitrrr Serabiesung Der 8ab
onf Deniger ais 5pei 0lillionei
Die mogen anf5ubringen iein
aber Tie tDeroen annoneufutter bill
ben.
9irfe yrrei NRiIIfonen Mnnn Iini
obcr unbe6ingt gegen 8eutihInti
un0 Gcterreib.llngnrn notbUen0ia
oenn FONT rDiir0en Die aliirten nod
nebr beOr1ugt per6en. Das mel
man IN Gnglano iebr mobl, aber e
ideint, ooB Die Serren in 2onooi
lih leiblt uno onoeren germ etrDa
Ocrmdfen m6hten nm nur iibe
Sic fnrtterlihe MngIt b~iutpeg5ntom
Nor. 1ie 9lngif Dor Der @abr
heit: ndmIih, Dem gegiun oes 81
idumeubruhs Ops britiiheu @eIi
reidesi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

@is idredlidt oie 8iiienbor0en
bel ibrem tlirsea auieuihalt in DIT.
preuBen bauIten, ebe General b. SIN
oertbura tie IN Die @airii6Gn Seen
iaatp, ioipeit er iie niht geinu8en
nabm, aebt oarous berpor, oaB ne
Sen mdehenren sd1ben BON $780,
0O0,00 auridieten, iDic Der 6elt.
ihe @i5e.aausler GeIbriid Dem preu.
Biidlen Qatlbtag mittbeilte. M1n
Eat abcr nom BEN uebIen' 8erbiin'
oeten Scr uliiiihen @arbaren, oie
jhlinmer ais gang @ilbe bauiten
nod fein @urt iber Ste Shauotba.
ten. Die oteie begingeh aebort. i'm
@eaent6eil, ibre 8uht un0 Crouuug
iuliroe bis in oie 4appeu gelobt-
3ttdt umo OronimJ, Die neben tic.
len emiebIiten @rouiamteiten mo
Ror6en fir fot $500 000 900 God.
Ihoben in menigen Iasen aHrihte.
te. Ger preuBiihe Staat miro ben
@eihd6iateu roll bergiIten r no lit
Elm an0eres 9an0, 0as Dies tbun
rDiir6el = uno miro ii6 oaiiir no.
fiirlih an 4liBlon6 mo ieine ntht
piel bumnnereu 8%erbiH6eteu ibao.
los balten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

Seuil6lano, Gaitidlauo itber GILES,
neber Giles in Der gSett;
ggen es ieit 81 S6ub uno 1rube
@ri0erli6 5uiaumenhalt,
Bon Der RGas bis al Die glemel,
Bon Ser etid bic an ben Belt.
Geuti6lono Eeitidlano iiber oIles,
lteber Giles in Or @elt.
Geutide Sreue 6eitife 5rniien,
Geutiher @ein mo oeittiher Sang.
5oaen III Der 8elt bebhlten
Sbren alten guten alangl
Inns su eoler &bat begeiitert,
liner gal5es 2ebeH langi
Geutihe Ireue. 0eltihe 6ratter,
Gcntiher @ein uno oeltider Gang.
Giniqteit uiO Rett mo 6reibeit
5iir ous oeutide 9aterian0i
Garua6 lnBt uns ole itreben,
9rit0crli6 nit 1er5 un0 Son0l
GiuiQfeit un6 aebt ul0 5reibeit,
5m6 oes Gdides unterpfan0
Bli6' TN @lou5e 0ieies @liides,
gIibe, oeitihe8 gaterlan0l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
Die aaHaRen.

gh4n ridden nit ihaaenoeh 2ieoern
Die Syiinqiten bramls gum 5treit
@eifmeiOige Strait in 0en @lieoertl,
3ie $er5cn itola un0 ipeitl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

S,ifnaerer Seatider Nann iud)t ar.
BELT irgeno melfer art, 3uidrif.
ten al ritten OIL Gribiine, 80.
ORA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
R(nllIBirte dn5eigen!

gerlaugt: 1eutdeg MdOden fir
a~llgcmcine Sausnrbeit. 6amilie
BON oret. 8Deitmdohen norbmoen
Qadsufraacu 420 Q. s. StraBe
Council Bluffs, o6er 3elepbon in
omaha. Sarnen 1921. R6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

0lan unteritiise Die beutihe
9reiie, inSem man 81 ibrer Ger
breitlug beitrddt.
Nbonuirt auf Die 1dalide Eribiine.
$500 0os' Sabr our6 Die Roit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

9m 0eriauFen-Sunoert atter 2anb
innerbaIb 40 MetIeH BON Omaha
an ser Souptlinie' Der 0ortDneitern
gabn. gleue 9erbeiierungen. nab.
ren6 bieies S1bres ucrgenommen,
beInufeu ii@ uflein nuf $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

arbeitsseInd -@eI6 eOIer Gciddfts.
mann Gormer uIp. bdtte ireenO.
tpeIda 8eiddftiaung fir eiucn Monr
NIT fiinitI. 9ein, treu uHb 3uper,
Iaiiig, Der pilia 1T fir ieOe arbeiti
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

gerIangt:-Drei iuuse 9eutihe fir
2fficearbeit Gutter 2obn unO ite.
tioe arbeit. Gpreht Dor tn'9io. 400
Bee @ebdiloe. Man froae nn6 o.
4. Gmith 0ffieeitunhen 8 llbr
MOrgers bis 6 llbr abenbs, 1880
BIB 8 ltbr aben6s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
gGtentannGIte

S. u. GtnrssS, Vafentuntualt, GAS
9ranbeis Sbeater @ebau0e. Eel
Douglas 946S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

gerfoufen bic 100 Mder tuie Iie Do.
Iieaen fur $4,000; mitB aber 6aIO
aeIdebeu. Rebme Omaha @runoei.
.aeutbum nIs EbeiIsobIung. Eele.
pbcnire abenos. Sarnen 69S7.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

Strnmpfiuirfsr eeiudt 5ur Ginrid.
turts elmer Seamleb &oiierp 9Iani
Mrne MaitinerieD. MuB NIT aIIru
@rbciten bertralit iein. ansfumft er.
tbeilt sos. anobIoh, DeibIer. 9ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

NiHarS GSOB, gatente, 1896 gits
g%tationaI g0nt Building. Eel
goualos 3469.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

Tas einsiss Oentiae N6beI.a tparn.
tirgaI6df in Omaha. q. anraus.
giaentJ. 2910 Garnnm: Sor. 1862.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

EinnO.9 Bargain Seines aimbaul
giono in ooraiigIidem 8uIton6
Iebr bilig fir 9aar. Eel. 3ong.
IIas 1853.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

oas geto bIeibt weniglirns porldu'
.iig I'M gau0e. uio oas lii elm gor'
tbeiI, Der nidt 81 uiiteridoseu 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

8~abuGrstlide arbeit. - aae aobn,
ar5tIi6e arbeif oiisgefi6rt nnteS
iorefdIti9er gIufiidt I'M CREIGHTON
Dental College 2t0 fiibI. is. Str.
Ginoer5Gbne ri6tig eeiekt. gebilb.
rem iebr mdbia. Qlisaieben frei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
ETNE MUSTER-ANSTALT
Atlantic Sanitary Dairy Company

an Ser ode Der rs mD gabgnucnb Sr pDe I'M nuemgaRm CONNER bemnen nn0H Miro md flm Ms
TO- Qummbrm gambmee muHRn naDet Sic nnBe 1T nit ben naBetlgu 8ouGnneM MT 0%
fdufaiot9 Iadeueninmeeh H4nrnura,G nhbandnng mo aHbnnS pa19m
Sm Gn9ddb o8 hbaMDatn @emaS tFfDn Nb pdahge 5oog nm Na1naaaAg ut An
SIN mar gdTos benn1aM anqdhoWW Dor ben AbEgN R0neL I@h bon Der SHaBem aus
Rdhm or aaobmemfn Rmnb paa6 i'm sDMet @e&B Elm pourdng enea@a3 aobmmouuHy
an Qunhrunh fir Boulder QpQnannL 8mnmh Pit 4enmm mD gHDhunrnme hr AnWeah inter-
Qamt N0. MH emm 0tnmHnaoeD bon $1,000 W 1ae On 9hmRe en- Sma n@F @oge mF
gdbn hbb Die Angs NBr M6t 0nunHr M kMab A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

Gas p~rriSuhrDieitt GFen Bel Retss
Slump. Geutide Slide, 1903
2oOee StraBe. z. 6tod. RabIoei.
tetn 90. Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
m Westen.

EomiIienbeOarF fam besDgen DerSen: in Ghb'Gmata, I'm. Setter,
2502 d Gtrase; 1elepbun Gpntb 863.-Cmab Sngu Z. Bills 1924
OonaIas Gtrnbe; Seepbpn Douglas 3040-GunHdl gInHs, Obj aet
ga.. 1912 Glb 6. Gtrahe; 9elpbpn 1923.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

5einits ysr9.giObeln; sleeo.gt0beIA
auf geteuune sertn6t. Gmobn
aee0 & mnttdn 60, it9 ROsS Is
gtroBs 7sL Doualas 2OA8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
abpuFaten-gledtsanudIse

MnIfinser e @tbb. Omaha 9otio.
nal gont @eb., 9inasaer $50, Gina.
ia. aeIepbon Douglas 1898.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
-nhs ~falhsrlandl

Deutschland, Deutschland, land Of al lands
First and foremost in the world,
When Thy children face united
Every foe against thee hurled,
Prom the Mouse unto the Mcneil,
To the sea with flags unfurled;
Deutschland, Deutschland, land Of all Lam
First and foremost IN the world
German troth and German women,
German wine and German song,
Shall retain their ancient glamour,
Though the years be dark and long,
Noble deeds they shall inspire
In our hearts, and make US strong
German troth and German women,
German wine and German song.
Brotherhood and right and freedom
Bless thee, German Fatherland,
For this goal we strive together,
One and all, with heart and hand,
For upon these mighty pillars
Evermore thy veal must stand:
Bloom and flourish in that glory,
Flourish, German Fatherland!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

0epraFte Sebamme.
Jrou u. s5igetpnrp, 2Bt2 60. II.
gtrobe. 9pler 1925. Il.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
Cine JreuOc fir Die(e!

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From the German Of Hoffman Won Faneuleben, rendered freely into
English verse by George sylvester yiereeE
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west of Chicago would have been Of
grave concern to east and west alike.
But with Unprecedented crops 10 be
moved with American business just
beginning 90 recover from its long pc
riod of dullness, and now with the
electric storms reused by the European
conflict, there was every reason not
only Of business. but Of patriotism, for
the warning transportation men TO
compose their differences without re-
sort TO force.
The merits Of the dispute need not
enter into the question at this mo-
meut Whether the employees. al
ready pretty well paid as union wages
20. are making impossible demands, or
whether as the men charge, the rail-
roads have acted in bad faith, the i'm
mediate duty of both sides was to
avoid an immediate strike. That the
Washington conference resulted favor
ably is commendatory to all elements
concerned.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-06
SUGGEST COVER
FOR MILK CANS
U. S. Dairy Experts Declare lack.
cts Will Insure Purity

Washington, ID. G, Aug. 6.-Tho
dairy division of the department of ag-
riculture has just completed "A series
of tests on the change i'm temperature
of milk in cans during transportation
from the farm to the consumer. These
tests established the Importance of
jacketing cans of milk with some APP
propriate insulating material.
1t has been found that milk that has
to be sent only short distances or pre-
served for only a few hours should
maintain temperature of less than
500. Even at these temperatures, some
bacteria will multiply and cause the
souring of the milk, but the increase is
slow and during few hours no seri-
Gus results win occur. \ temperature
well below 500 r.. however materially
decreases the rate of bacterial growth.
Milk Must Be Cool.
ON the other hand, where milk is TO
be shipped long distances, the initial
temperature must he lower assuming
that no provision is made for main
tanning the original temperature dur
ing transportation. Where milk is in
transit for several hours, il is ncces-
sary to cool ii down To near the freez-
ing point. SO soon as tac milk can,
however, is exposed to air temperature,
ana especially to the sun, the tempera-
turc of the milk beuins to rise very
rapidly and every precaution should
he taken To keep il from being raised
by the outside heat.
Say Jackets Are Necessary.
\ series of experiments was recently
made in shipping milk cooled to 500
In these cases the cans were set i'm an
open truck, with no covering to shield
them from the direct rays of the sun
The milk was hauled a distance of 13
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-06
DECLARE WAR ..aa
WILL BE Brief
Europe's Supply of Powder viii
Not Last Six Months

Philadelphia, Aug. Ga general war
in Europe could not last six months,
high officials of the Il. |. Dupont de
Nemours Powder company declared to-
day. The war will be "A "smokeless
powder war" the first great war i'm
which that explosive has been used,
they said, and for this reason pro-
longcd conflict is an impossbiity.
The life" Of smokeless powder is
SO short that the almost inexhaustible
supply that would he required for
prolonged war could not be accumu-
lated, they said. All the nations of Eu-
rope have as large a supply as could
be obtained in years OF foresight. they
asserted. but even such a supply could
not last six months.
THE principal nations of Europe
are able To supply themselves with
powder and have large stores of it ON
hand" said II. Coleman Dupont, pres-
dent of the company. These stores
are not inexhaustible, however, and
do not look for n long war"
Pierre S. Dupont. vice president of
the company, said that while the ma
tions Of Europe have large supplies of
powder on hand, they probably will
try to obtain powder elsewhere If they
expect a long war.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-06
Origin Of Slav Race
and Where It Is Now

Just as primitive people recognized
as the foe the man whom they could
not understand, the great world war
that threatens will be clash of
tongues.
The Slav is fighting for his language
and his race. He is pitted against the
Teuton.
There are between 125,000,O00 and
100000. 900 of the Slavic branch of
the Slavic branch of the Aryan race,
held together by common ancestry
Of language, ordinarily a loose. bond
but strong enough now to draw all to.
gether on the lighting line to battle To
the death for the preservation of their
mother tongue.
The original Slav came from the
region of the Upper Dneiper river in
what is now Russia. In the third CEN
fury they began to spill over Europe
in all directions. As early as the tenth
century the Germans pressed them
back-and the contest with the Teu-
tons has waged, bloodily or diplomati-
cally for 800 years
There are three groups of Slav rae
es. In the east are the Russians. In
the west are the Poles, Wends,
Czechs and Slovaks while in the south
are the Slavonians, the Creations, the
Serbs. Montenegrins, Herzegovinians
and Bosnians.
There has been an interblending of
races through the centuries that has
wiped out any pure "Slav tSpe"-but
the mother tongue spoken I'm differ
ent dialects, has kept alive a dream
of the Slavic empire and its battle
cry is heard by even remote relatives
when menaced by common foe.
The call of blood runs back 1,6OO
years. The strongest factor I'm the ar
rangement Of forces. stronger than
economic interests, the considerations
of neutrality, is the psychological one
of race. To destroy Servia is to des-
troy some part of that common
language and the instinct of self
preservation leads the millions who
speak IL. to the battleiields.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-06
THIS DATE m HISTORY"

1775-Daniel OConnell. Irish patriot
born. Died May Is, 1S47.
of the German Con-
federation and formal abdica
ton of the Emperor.
1S12-Gen. Hull surrendered Detroit tC
the British.
1S24-Bolivia became independent of
Peru.
1S46-Enabling act for the state of
Wisconsin passed by Congress.
1S49-Treaty of peace between Aus
tria and Sardinia.
1S57-Emperor and Empress of tho
French visited Queen Victoria
at Osborne.
1S64-Fort Gaines, in Mobile Bay, sur
rendered to Admiral Farragut
1S70-The Prussians retook Saarbruck
from the French.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-06
WARNING NATIONS HAVE MANY
POSSESSIONS TO DEFEND.

Great Britain, France and Germany
now involved in war, have colonial pos
sessions, protectorates and dependen-
cies scattered all over the world,
Austria Hungary and Russia have
no colonial possessions though the
Russian Empire stretches through the
continents of Europe and Asia and
presents a long coast line on the
northern Pacific
Great Britain has colonies and pro-
tectorates the world over France has
colonies and protectorates in Africa,
India, China, in South America, in the
West Indies, in the north Atlantic, and
in the Pacitics and Indian oceans, and
Germany has colonial possessions in
Africa, in China. and in the Pacific
ocean.
England's vast empires, India, Cam
ada and Australia. her holdings on the
Malay Peninsula; her colonies in AZ
RIGA, and her fortified positions in the
Mediterranean. Gibraltar and Malta,
put her at the head of the colony hold
ing nations of the world; they also in
crease the field of her protective opera
tons in her war with Austria Hungary
and Germany.
Many of the minor holdings Of the
four powers with colonial possessions
TO defend are themselves without mill
tary strength. In many cases the pro-
tecting powers has only very small
garrisons on shore, amounting To moth