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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
Nltine arirasnadlridlttn.

Berlin q. Ge3. (Suntenberidlt
5ebr nndtrdglid miro IN Sonoor
elm geridt iiber cinen beftigel
&f in aamcrm (8auidoitafri.
ta) betnnnt eeeebet 0erielbe ipiel
lie iih idon gnOe 9(ugult ab. Gil
eingebrrugene britiidIe sSnfanteriC
ihllg erit cine oeutid)e 9btDeilimf
5uriid. lpuroe ober IN Dem n1ditel
@efedt boIlit1uoig aufgeriebeiL Sor
Ocn 20 britii6en Gffi5ieren bliebei
tauu1 10 iibrig. Die einaeborenei
.Srippen Der 8ritel, 600 9loln
5Gbleuo. berloren 40 9Sro5cnt ibrei
Stdrfe, nobmen idliebIidl RciBallS
unD riiien Die 8riten NIT lidJ.
Die Iilrfen meloen, oaB tic I'M
noromeitliden Ecrlicn nobc oenl
llriuli1 see nebrere fctlolid)c Stel
lm1geu erobert bdbcn. 9}etrograoel
glohrithten gem1B Ddbal bic Hiti
len Die giirfeli bel @dn I'M aoufa
ius 5liriIfgetrieben.
Syit 9etrogro0 lutlr0e cine grobt
auSobI @l1nuer ruo 5rouen Der.
baftet, peil iic iid on einer Der.
ifliporung gegcn oie Regieritng be.
tbeiligt b1tten.
81. Bcrnb 0itruBlanO, nuroei 2t
Gerionen 3um Gooe perltrtbeiIt, neil
iie glnfrllbr pre0iqtet,
Ger britiihe @Iorine. glttadje al
Rout iaet, es lei nidt umpobridciilt
lid, 0ab elm britiiher Iransport'
oompfer i'm W}ittellGnoiiden Deer
gelunten iei. @raditiide oes in sc.
&c itebenoen SdiffeS fpuroen an
sStalien's aiiIte geflln0eu.
Gin oelttifler 6liegerlertnnrit, mel.
der in fron3Giii6e @efnngenid)afi
gerotben mar, ober mie0er oitf freieu
SUB geiebt puroe, iogte inter eib
ans, ooB Die fSran8oien i'm itn0 ait-
oere gefaneene Sffi8iere in &etten
gelegt b6tten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
.9rrtSrntiCtrn
prtbigtll Aatrnbr!
l5aribaloi umS 6OIa glnni ljrtcn bic
ltalicucr acacn Geiicrrridl'
lIngarn nni.

Mont. 2i. Tc]. ,Su bieleiI
stdOtcu Sialiens fmu cs duIdBlid,
y ,SabrcStagcs ocr Sinridtuls Ocs
Srrc0eutiiieh Eberoani, Der III
Irieit inn Sabre 1892 NIT mc6rcreu
auoerelt Gcridm6rern aaiicr 6raul
sSoicp1 rrmorbeu iuOate. 3u !lns.
idrciilugcu. @liIitdr lultBte ailige
botcn iurroca inn oic ]hlbeitorer
lur Cronute ju brin1eL iUlo cs
gab Dicle bluti1e Sfopic. ,Su Scr
9lndlt BON Saniiial nlf Somttoa
purocn in uiclcn Crtcu Der Staot
Aaatdfc aigeihIoaeu in wcIhcn olli
Gber0ouf ais einen0i0rtDrcr Uerluie
len mtlroe, Der ipin Scbeu iiir bic
einiafeit ,StaIiens bin9rgeben bat.
lcr rcpubliiallild}e gIbgeorOncte
Gola sIuns belt cine 0ebrcoc gegcu
Oeiterreidjl jlln9arm mo ianO milf.
ne 3l6orcr, bic offers in 9ciiull
ullppfuueN.
Sic Concentration creidte ibrCn
6o6cpunft, ais 9iieciotti @aribnIol
aii ariidcn gelchnt. oas g3ort CT.
ariii mo iagtc Cine Stiuune half
mnleruodJ uon ocr ,,nicl Capri
no mein 9ioter bccroigt lit. Sic
Uerlangt nad Ibdtcu mo nid)t
nod &orten 6reilpillilc iolten
iofprt anlClpnrben pcrocn.
MS @orib0IOi iciue 6cOc been.
oct Gattc cridolleu Ruic mic a9dt.
&C lete 5tnliciI@ ~Ian9c Iebe Iricit"
Seiten$ Der 2llcuidielmaiie mrrOc
ocr 9'erind geruadlt ms. Suncre
Der Staot ~ orin9en; Dos auile.
botenc 2'}iEt1r aber perbiuoertc oic.
les.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
9entIdles Sans.

GeS idletbten 8etters uegen ipor
oie orn Soltitog 9tadnlittag obge.
baItenc Gcrionun[ung 0e8 Gntobn
9lattocutiden GereinS MIR l1pn1
beiudlt; oic oIte 8arDe ober mar att-
9cacu mo Oa8 geaiigte. sSin1lt5ie.
frctor SSohn 9oefhoii muroe onI1b.
lid ieineS 40-idbreigen @beiubi-
I1tult8 bcgliidluiinid)t. Serr 9nl. s..
Gcter bot Dem 9erein Elm pr16ttgeS
9ilo, oen oelttiden aoiier, nmgebelt
bon Den ocittitben sSiiriten O1ritel.
enc, 5um @eidenf gemocbt. 3as.
ielbe ipurDe nit 0orf oneenornmen
mo miro einen @brenplos I'M 3eltt.
ihcn Suus erbalten. 3pei Dait-
elie0er lpliroen borgeidldgeu uno
ein @titelieo ollfgeuonmei. Det
Gomens @elongberein 2nra iultroe ein
@ei1enf bon $50 iibertuielett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
lluferindInns bcsiuut.
tscntruIita6sdyef brr SnnbcSOrmec
in glaco anaetOmmcn.

glaco, glris., u. Gr5. 9riaooe
general Sugb z. Scott. t5Cncrol.
itnbsdlci Oer giuiOesarmcc, fon &c
itern bier an inio be9nnn ioiort bic
llnteriudllna iihcr Die tSrcn5bcr
icbungcn an DER neritnuiidat Sren.
5c. Bis icbt iino oni omerifanildlcr
Seitc 5 Berionen aetootgt unO ~
bon mcrifontihcn 0lgelu uerlDun
set. General Scott flHpfte ioipcbl
gcr6onOlilngen nit Sertrauensleua
ten Ocs Generals &ia, arHiunn
oalt Der Gnrrnii5dgorniioH in giaco,
Sonora, ols nit I5opcrueur gltopto
rend, 9eieblsbober Der 9ilIa 9elas
gerluigStrllppen oil.
@eneral Scott's gcr9anOlungcl
mer0en Ourh gun0cstruppcn in
Starfe bon 400 Monn inter Dem
Qeicbl bon 9riao0cgcncrul Sosfcr
So. gliB unterititbt, Die gcraOe Dem
admpiploB on Oct lltcritoniihcn
tSrcn5e gegeniiber ein Eager be8o.
gen bobeu. Gic 9unOestrlbpcn
ieBen lidl 5uianuHeit aus ben ,5nfon-
teriercgimenterrr CIR. fl. Is mo %.
Sbeilen ocs 8. luHo 10. 9opolIeric.
regiments uu0 je 3 Gattericu 0es
5. mo 6. 9trftllericrrgimentS imo
iinO itortcr uls heiOc merifuniid)c
Iulppell 5llionumcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
8eiGnadJt9fcier bes Sentidcn 9a
meRbereins.

8ie ieit ser 3eit ieincs geite9cnS
miro Der 8cutide 8amenoerein olif
lin oieiem Sabre I'M Geutihen 6auie
cine 8cibnodtsfeier fir @roB uno
alein a66alten. 9ieieIbe finoet am
8eibnodtstuge itatt uno beginnt Inn
"A llbr glodmitta9S. 3as 8ergnit-
gupg5fonlitc trifft 9roBe 8orbcrci-
tlnqea I'm 0as Set 8i ctnenl mobr-
bait qroBortigef 5u qeltalten. Gin
biibi6e5 &rogrnlmn lit SIT Oentiel-
ben ouigeiteat inoroen. eSyeoer
8eutIde 1T ber5lid eingeIo0en.
Ser 9amenberein baf 1T lobens-
iuertber 8eiie beidloiieib mebrcre
beoilrftiae 6dlnilien 5u @eibuo6tell
5lt lmtcrltilbeu
0ie na6ite Gcrianunlung 0eS 8a.
mcnbcrcinS fir0et in A @odcn
itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
&uiitll in &Olen
lueiter DerfOlgtl
9entid)e baben 9ODirS genOulmen llnb
Selterreider tn siiOen $4,000
0efangene geua6t!
Stne mddtise e9ladt bOr gSari9an in Gange!

aariifeu Streitfrditc mnhtat ipie-
Ser 10000 eefanaefc imo erbcii-
teteu groBe gleugeu ariessnnterinI,
ip1brenO Oie gerlldte Scr JfuIien
an Sooten imo Sermmoeten enorn
paren.
De Geitcrreider, peldle NIT ib-
rem Operationen aegen Die Siiiien
IN 8eitgalijien 10 eriolgrcid) iino,
bobcn ibr Sorgebeu aegen bic Ser.
ben porIauiia Oesbalb cillgeiteIlt,
neil lie untcr Sen llmtanoen MIR
oie g9a6l 5piiden Thdtigfcit iit
Serbieu uHo ioIder in @eibaIi5icn
batten, mo iidy iiir DC lestcre ais
oriHglider elttihicocH.
simiiiidJe eiacubrridltr.
@ctrogro0, II. Gej. - Die 9ill.
len ba6en iid Jest menigitens 10.
Iueit crbolt, 0aB iic i6r p9iaul se-
funOen hnbeu4 uno iie itelleit
loiutIid aae Die jiuiaiien oeltid'nnlt-
liden Siegcsnadrihten in sl6re6e.
So, iie geben 10 meit. bon einem
raid nod nicbr alt @idstigfeit pndl-
ien6en 8riltmp6 Der rlliiiiden
Streitfrdfte in 9ioropoIcu 5u ipre-
dlcu. ieruer agen lie Die 1eltt-
iden ieien gin nollem ]iiidjug oiif
bic GitpreuBiid)e @renje@ BON
Eidiehonou aus. 1erjlpeifeIte
Radblitgeiedte iollen im @angc
iein, bel oeneu Die 9ittiieu ben Sli-
riidgetpieienen 6cinO beiB beor1ii-
gen imo llaiien BON gcfangerelt
madden iolcn. 9ie gatihen iol-
len erihopft iein Hn0 pom Ocul ltren-
qeit sSinter icbr lr.0el Nian nladt
iid) iebt allgelnein IN Eetroarno
iibcr Die oeutihe SieaesneIOung,
obipobl iie pon 6cIomaridjdI pin-
oeublug irl6it fdlH Ititig, ino fpeiit
borauf bin oaB oieieIbc feine Gtn-
iel6citen iiher 0ic angeblidc SdIadt
Giete. (glIles, mas oariibcr geniel-
oct lnuroc, fam iiber 9onOon. mo
ipie pielc GinjcIbeiten bort mcgee.
Iaiicu iem uoacu. crt5iebt Iid, Dor
crit Der 9eredmmg.) Gie gtiiiien
aeben III. OaB cine pgtelpertbeiIuna"
i6rer Strcitfrdfte I'M iiiolihen go
len notbpenoig qeiporoeu lei iinb
7pnr inioIoc Der geritdrfitngen Der
9eutiheu nuD Seiterreiher.
Sic ruiiiiden Streitfrafte on Der
9inie. oeren Soaltptpuntt Soddc5eiu
lit mid,tige GtienbabnitaOt uno
30 MeiIen BON @ari6au ioaen
ieBt idon oQe mebf ipte cine 9iiI-
lion Wtonn 5d6Ien. Ser linfe Sill.
gel Der geutiden rltlI nlt Der @eidl-
iel cntlana imo oe5nt iicb nah riid-
ndrts Our6 gi3p3e imo Slon BIN.
ourdl aus; lire @allbtoperationeil
iperoen BON aierne3id aus geleitft.
l3ie 6Iterrcidid-Oeutideu lStreit.
frGite in Der @egeno BON Gietrifau
bcoro6en, oororingen0, oeu iitoIiben
Gbetl Der ruiiiihen 2inie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
2ie 2rcifania,niammcufunft.

5todboIm. 2t. 9e5. aonig
@uitau pon SApfoell. a6uiQ Gbri-
ilian bon 81ueuarf lulO St6uig Saa.
fen scn 9toaucgen hielteu 5reitag
mo SardIag M MaIm6 cine SION.
iereltb in peldler @l0ne beratbcn
.Dnr0cu. lpie md0 Die 9leuitaIitit
Der 0rei a0niareIdle iii 0ieiein arie-
le an briten uobren folme. 1ic
aoliiac idloiicn Gin lfreiaOidldits-
bilH0niB mo meroeL menu Der rldl.
tiac 3etmutit qctonunen III, wic6er
1lIlamlnntmnnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
2n SuSe aerbrnunt.

gleligb, 9}ebr., 81. Sea. aurs
nnd Niitternodt leBte Go1t bronntc
iii &opol, IA 0feilen torOli1 bon
bier, baS fSrohtpogensGepot nieoer.
gllS man oie Griintnier beIeitigte,
itirB man oltf oie berfobIteH lteber.
relte 0es 81 -iGbrigen Del HunoquiIt.
Sberiff Benneft, gountponlDolt
SSodiou uno Coroner SseIiott ans
9ofOolc luiirOen benadjridBtigt linO
lit man nod iiidt iiher, ob nitht Der
gou8eil glngeIeeerbeit ein @erbres
den all @rlluDe liegt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
lSrnn,uien luerbcn intcrnirt.

Berlin ii6cr SonOon. 2i Ge5.-
Die &egierung bat beihloiieI nue
in Gclltidlano lpoBucnoen Sranjo.
ieu 0e5 n6lnIid,en G1eIdlledts i'm
?lltrr BON 16 bis go S5abret jll III
ferniercn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21


uub ooB 9rpan inter 0liBadtltnr
ieincr amtIihen 9flitbt ofien Gartc
fiir en9lanb aenoIumen babe. 0od
begt &Cbentlon inuner nod 6off
mnlg. 0oB bon Grdii0eut 8ilion ct
mos glnoereS 81 crlnarten iei.
Die SidcrGcit Der Sdlueis.
Sent iIber @ouoon, u. Qc3.
gIae @0Iic IN 0eu gllpen iin0 Scr.
nloBeu oeridueit, GaB lie fir cine
feinolid'e 9(ruec nnpaiiirbar limo
SsyltfoIgeOeiien iIt ons Seer bis alli
einiae fleiue @renjtruppen beinlar.
ion0t iporoen.
@lGnsenber 9Insmcis Der 9ieidlS6ant
Berlin, 81 Ie3. Der 8oder.
beridt Der 9lcidJsbanf Ioutet ioldell.
ocrnaBcn: DtctaQ, ouBer @ol6,
0arleben iliip. 2l6na5me DIT. 23,.
$4,000.
Solo, 3unabmc OFF 33,058, 600
9onbarO, 3unublne 9a. 1S,909,.
900.
8isfonto, cinihl. 9onfoarle6en
3unabme sci. 34,9S3,000
3lnobme an g8ertbpopieren, Mf
25S, $4,000
3uuabme Oe8 glotenumIailfS, Utt
45,3S8,000.
3unobmc Der Ginlogen @lf. 229.-
$4,000.
9arSnnslenforts beidluiien.
2onoon 2i. 9e5, Gincr 3e.
peidle ants qltben 5ilfolge bat bic
iSlottc ser 9taiirten Ole innerell
Sorts Scr 0arOouellen an 5omltag
beidoilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
RuQen gebrn
9rakan ant!
Die Iiosfuluiter mhiitu i'd nadI III
ren neien yiicorrlagen dus
SiiOpOlcn snriIdjicbcn

eOuSOn, q. 9e3. 9ir erof
SdlladIi wcitlidD bon &nridlnn T.
nod imincr i'm tsuuar, trob D.
1Crfidjrittc, ipcldlc 5elOmaridJal b
niuSen6nrg gemeIOrt hat
SrutOcm bic glniien meloeu,
BAH iic i'd an Ner oitprsnhiidlen
@rcusc brbnHpten, muateu iie Ocu'
nudl snsebcn, Oak iie bic Sclaae,
rnng uun arnfan aniacbrn mnRteH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
9entidlnnb nnO nnjere yGentrnIi
t1f9.

Berlin. 81. 0e5. (0irefte oeutide
5lttfenmel0ung iiber SaDbille. g.
81 glugriffe ouf Sic 8oi9ing.
toner 9legierllng in 8erbinoung nii
oen 8erinnot bon arieesnloterio.
lien urlb gtabrungsniteln ullp. an
Die u@er6ilitoeten" wuroet heltte bon
6iraf Hcpcnt[olp in Der g9ages5et.
ting" lpieoer oilfgenonlnen. Ser
Jfepcntlom erfldrte, onB Staatsie.
fret1r 9rbdnS Sdpic9eriobn Elm
0ifi6ier in Der britiidcn g[rn1ee iei,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
stirdlner luieber gpitmeiitsr.

EoItnciItcr airhncr BON 9cnlting
ton, Eebro lit iuieocr crnnnnt NOR.
|oen. 8ir gratluiren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
giniien immer nod aefa6rIidl.

hl,ilen titmer Md getabrltdl.
gerIin 81 Ge3. (i5ullfenberidt.) }
Dos oiii3ielle EreB.9 Bureau bat ge-
itern folgenocu gerid1t oer6ifertliht: !:
..8enn aud iadperitdnO.9e ariegs.
beo6adter Der 9leinllug limo, baB
iftfolge Der fiir5Iirbcn Sieqc iiber
sic giuiitn III 1cluid)lan0 allf ale
3eiten aeidpunoen it, 10 begiiut
man oenuoG eill3uic6elt, OuB 0ieier
Siea 10 poltltinoig or mttg gciueieu
lit, nit Der geruidtllng bes rtiii-
Ifen SSecres in 9tor0poIen ni6t
gItd6coeuteno lit. gicI bIei6t nod
I'll tbuu ii6rig.
Gle ogleuc gSiener 4reiie" bers
ofientIiht Gin @lltQdten zines utge.
nnnnten oiterreidiidell Generals,
lponah 0ie 8efehte NIT Ser rltili.
i1en Gad6ut 0llBerit idtper mo
Oa3it angetbon iporeL Sen riliiiihcn
Iruin III rettcn luiO Ocr Ruiieu @c-
Icgeubeit ge9tbcn ba6c, aroBc Ser.
it1rtlnoAl berm5r}icIeu. Son oclt
2eBteren miro eS ob6ir9er, oh lie
inliiouoc iiRo. Dem GnrorinQcn Der
0cutidcn GinboIt 5u gebctcu. &er-
.ntogel tie oieics ulht, oonn lit Der
Stcg Silloetbllrgs uon 0ouernoem
@ertb.
@inem niii3ieacn @iener 9eridt
sufolge boben BEL arosne tulo Dem
Gonaiec 6IpB entloug beftige aim-
pfc itott9cilploen; Die 9luiien limo
truB Der crlittenen S6Iappcn irt-
mer nod, initauOe. eneraiiben @i-
oeritono 1T Ieiiten, 9sRoatllofrid.
ten sufoI9c 3iebell iidr Die 9iuiiet
n0roIid BON MitmfoeS priif. @s
miro ooroui bertpieien ooB oie
geittiden ipfoIge fires unonfbolt.
iomen gororingen iitb INNER ipeiter
bon ibrer goiiS entfernen, lno Die
&uIien I'M eigenen Qouoe before
gcrbnl0ungSTinieit haben. @ion iIt
ober in allen &reiIen 9cutitIonos
uno 5eiterreits iibcr5euat, ooB oas
tpos sSeIomoridbaIl pon SulDerbure
eiulndI nnteruommen, 1lld erfolg-
reid, al Guoe fiibren miro,
9os aoii3c g9eitqorlisien lit ictt
bur Sluiicn irri, 3ie Oitcreldj.llll-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21
Nns cnaliidlrr C.neIle.

~plluulb -. -N1. Ky <RAfltNS
oes @cneralfcIOmoridaQS BON 6ins
oen6ura peldle i6ren &ormarih III
breiter 6rout ami g8uricbau iortiest
beieBte nm 6reitog bic bon ben
9lmiien beftig ucrtbeioi9te Stuot So-
piG unO griff on Smnitag Die uon
Ocn 9lniien cingenommenen SteI-
lungen Lungs oes 93nra 6hliies lnlo
9tnua at; cine qroBe Shlaht lit
OortieI6it i'm @auge Die 9firicu
3oacn iid iiber 0en ggura 6IuB 5ii-
rid apei fleiue oeptide 9Ibtbelln-
aelt neriolatcu iir III Der Sibe oes
C5elcd}ts, luur0en aber bon cincr
ritiiiihcn llcbcrmudt imrsingeIt mo
8llta Ibeil @eiauaen gcnommen
tbeil5 nieOergenidbt. Dies idleint
mtr Der 9Infang Der groBeu Shlaht
5u icin. uclde bel 8oridau geIdla-
aen pcr0en miro. Die 9cntidlcn
itcben ieBt meiliacr pie 30 0leiIen
pou ncr olteu @oIenita0t eutfernt;
,SelonuridaQ enpartet 0nb bic
9luiicu, pcldc bcoentcnoe &eritdr-
fuuacn cr6oltcu bahenihul oen Sieg
uidit leift muhen meroen. Gic
9}uiien 6abct Bic 8eifiel binter
lid, an 0eren lleberihreiting iie sic
9eutihcn inter allen llnitdn0en
pcr6iiocrn iper0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-21

@icn ii6er 9on0on. 81 1ej.
5oIacuocr oiii5icIler 9criht puroe
aeiterl oeroiicntlidjt erSH oen aor'
potben mirOe Die ueritdrtte ritiiiidle
9lrmee gni SnlteH aebradlt; BET
Yatorcia fam es 3lt einem blutgcn
(Seicd,t imO Der 6eino mltroe &C.
morfeu gloroipcitIih pom guptom
GaB lit eiue grobc Sdlodlt in oer
Gutipidellmg.. llnierc ,Srontalan.
aritie 6ei arosuo umS 3ufIic3un 1T
eriol9rcidI. Su Dem 9iaIn Ebale
iino lmicrc Iruppcn bis nod I'll.
dom, iii0li6 Don 5oruop porge,
orungcn 9ic Shlad)t ldnaS ocs
mitcrcn Gunaiec 6luiieS tobt nu.
mer nod ueiter. sic 9huiicn mar.
icu Dor mcbrcren 5agci aroBe
Irllppernioiieu Oortbiu. SIN iiioIi-
den @olen boben iie ben 6IuB gliOa
erreitt.
The day book., 1914-09-22
LETTERS TO EDITOR
THOSE PRAYERS

Editor Day Book:-I am informed
our good president and governor have
set aside the 4th of October as a day
OF prayer for the war victims. Can
you find out and state in your col
umns if the prayers are for the bene-
tit of the European victims alone, or
do they include those at Vera Cruz,
Mexico, where there were several
hundred killed.
Between now and the 4th of Octo-
Der there will be thousands killed in
the war. Why does the president
wish to wait till October. Perhaps if
we would start praying now we might
save thousands of HVes.-W. J. S.
The day book., 1914-09-22
MORE ABOUT TAXES

Editor Day Book:-After reading
your article as to the money-lenders
being ready to use their influence for
peace, other thoughts as to the con-
ditions which brought on the war be-
gan to crowd my mind.
One of these thoughts is that if the
taxes which are levied for public pur-
poses were justly levied and justly
paid it would not be many years be-
fore there would not be such a thing
as public debt, anywhere on earth.
If the revenue which belongs to the
people were collected by the govern
ments of the world and applied to
uses which would benefit all the peo-
pie, commerce would be free all over
the earth and the production Of
wealth so great and it's distribution
so equitable that no government
would need to borrow and the natural
revenue Of governments would be so
great that all the private monopolies
that now rob the people would be
owned and operated by the people for
the benefit of all the people and in
diViduals who fall into poverty and
distress by misfortune and sickness
would be cared for from the fund
which all the people create, which
now goes into the pockets Of private
monopOlies.
If the rights Of the people to this
The day book., 1914-09-22
ONE MANS OPINIONS
BY N. D. COCHRAN.

High Shoe Day.-Shoe dealers are
now starting through the news
papers a business scheme to make
Oct. 3 High Shoe Day"
The object is to get people to take
their low shoes off and put them
away and go to the stores and buy
high shoes which means more busi-
ness for the people who sell shoes.
The same principle is at work
when newspapers and hat dealers
designate Sept. 1 as the day when
straw lids must come OFF and boom
business in fall hats.
Newspapers help play the game be-
cause it is supposed to help adVer-
tising.
There is no law, however, to pre-
vent man wearing his low shoes all
winter if he wants to and the shoes
don't wear out.
The day book., 1914-09-22
Down With

Down With War Heroes.-We
might make some headway against
war in the future if we would quit
teaching children to worship heroes
of war. When boys are taught that
Napoleon, Caesar, Hannibal, Grant,
Sherman, Lee, Jackson, Sheridan
and other warriors are heroes, we
needn't be surprised Il they fail to
see the difference between them and
Capt. Kidd and Jesse James.
1t might help some to use in the
schools only histories that were writ
ten By historians who hated war.
If / could write the histories Of the
worlds wars that were used in the
schools, it would be dead easy to
teach children to hate war.
We need a new set of heroes for
our hero-worshippers- heroes who
helped to preserve human life instead
of being wholesale mUrdereTs.
Russia places most of her war tax
on malt, playing cards, matches and
cigarettes. We can see them smoking
pipes, but hanged if they can strike
a light on their pant-bOSoms with a
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
ERUPTION on ANKLE BURNED

Kingsville, Mo.--"My trouble began
eighteen years ago. Nearly half OF
the time there we're running sores
around my ankle: sometimes 1t would
be two years at time before they
were healed. There were many nights
I did not sleep because Ot the great
suffering The sores were deep rum
ming ones and SO sore that l could not
bear for anything to to6ch them.
They would burn all the time and
sling like a lot of bees were confined
around my ankle. I could not bear to
scratch It, It was always 80 sensitive
to the touch. I could not let my
clothes touch It. The skin was very
red. I made what / called q cap out
Of white felt, blotting paper and soft
white cloth to hold II in shape. This
| wore night and day.
Il tried many remedies for most OF
the eighteen years with no effect.
Last summer sent for some Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. The very first
time used Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment gained relief: they relieved the
pain right then. 1t was three months
from the time commenced using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment until the
sores were entirely healed. have
not been troubled since and my ankle
seems perfectly we'll" (Signed) Mrs1
Charles n. Brooke. Oct. 20, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. l.. Boston. ADV.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
Aldinu the BUSY Editor.

]. c. Vincent McMaster. the we'll
known efficiency engineer OF Cleve
land. said In recent lecture on scieu.
the management:
Garry scientific management far
enough and you not only double and
treble your employees work, but you
get other people to do part OF your
own work also.
Take the case OF the magazine cdr
tor.
"A sonneteer. entering the editors
office timidly. said:
81 have here. sir, a sequence Of
fourteen spring sonnets which
hope
Every good said the editor with
out looking up. Very good. Just drop
'em In the waste basket yourself.
please. I'm busy this morning"
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05

Joseph Frank Mikulec. an Austrian
from Croatia. since October. 1901, has
been walking over the world, Now he
Is In Washington. where he walked
from New York to get the autograph
OF President Wilson. On January is,
1911, he completed his first circuit Of
the globe and started on a second
tour. He has walked through AZ OF
the United States, through all Euro
pean countries, South Africa, South
America and Asia. On his return to
his home he will receive 100000
crowns from an Austrian newspaper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
Famous Revolutionary Soldier.

one hundred years ago william.
Heath, a distinguished soldier OF the
Revolution died in Roxbury. Mass In
which place he was born in 1897. Gen
eral Heath was student Of military
science and in 1870 he commanded the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery OF
Boston. At the battle Of Lexington he
was the only general officer on the
field. On the organization OF the Con
tinental army he was commissioned
brigadier general and year later was
made major general, He was ordered
to New York and after the disaster
at White Plains commanded the de-
lenses of the Highlands. He had
charge OF Burgoyne and his army at
Cambridge, Mass, where they were
held as prisoners OF war for nearly a
year. In 1873, after Arnold's treason,
General Heath commanded the posts
of the Hudson river at West Point,
and several times he was In temporary
command of the entire American
army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05

OF Chicago in 1900 for work In the de-
partment of political economy. This
is thought to be the most responsible
position ever given to a woman In ad-
ministrative work in this country out
side of the field OF education.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
In Dire Disgrace.

What's the matter?"
I'm in disgrace with my WIFE,"
What about?"
"She sent me down town to match
some hair. got some like the sales.
lady's. thought It was prettier.
Washington Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
Womap's tllah Position.

Or. Catherine B. Davis, Just appoint
"a by Mayor Mitchell Of New York
a. correction commissioner ut sal
aSy Of $500 a year. received her
Doctors degree from the University
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05

Take care Of the pennies and the
dollars will take care-of your heirs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure CON-
stipation. Constipation il the cause Of
many diseases. Cure the cause and yoa
cure the disease. Easy to take. Adv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05

Most Of us are apt to make light OF
the fellow who has money to burn.