TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-20
Authorship and Authorities.

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The author OF this pamphlet must
remain Anonymous tiii the end or the
War. Az that time anyone can learn
Bis name from The publisher Hugh n.
Mastefson. fJo Chambers ST.. New York.
Author and publisher youch that
every statement herein can be verb
fed. II IL lmpdsslble at any one mo
mopt 10 have every source aud author
ity at hand. The following references
cover much Of the ground.
Az 70 details Of German history and
political, social and cultural condf
lions, see any public library caialog.
For d deep study read Chamberlaln'a
Foundations Of the 18th Century"
on the Kalser's powersi Read the
German Constitution.
Who Struck First7 Read the Amer
lean newspapers up TO Aug. lat, 1914
White papers, published by N. Y.
Times: Count Won BernatorH in ". Y.
Times Aug. 30, letters In y. \. Times
Sept 13; letter from German officer,
Washington Star, Sept. 8; letter In N.
Y. Times Aug. 80, headed "Rusaia's
Early War Moves quoting Russian
DIR. Dernburg in n. Y. sun
Oct. II; Kalscr's speech reported In
papers Aug. 4 and s; German state
ment OF French aggression, Washing
ton Post, Aug. 4; many articles In
Fatherland and Gaelic American.
on Alsaoe-Lorraine Read history
OF Louis Wv and Napoleon, and Mum
~sterberg's "Tbe Wal and America"
n aM.a nAWrrf ~ ~uFnMnInfa
International Commission to lnyesti-
gate the Balkan Wars; Alex. Konta In
N. Y. Tribune Aug. " DR.. Geo. Bar
feline. Washington Post Aug. IL: ar
ticle by Father Schwertner In Rosary
Magazine for August; Emily @. Hutch
lngs In Reedy's Mirror est. Lonia)
Aug. IL.
P~an.slavlsm: The Fatherland; mr.
tiele by Austrian Dlplomatist N. Y.
Sun Oct. IL.
Belgian Neutrality: Article by Pro
lessor Burgess In Vital Issue; articles
in Fatheriand: quotation from English
army officers letter In Gaelic Ameri-
can, August 30; German official state
ments In all American papers.
Enaland's Attitude: The Gaelic
American (165 William ST., ~ " the
White Papers; Prof. Sloane, N. Y.
Times Sept. 20; Count Won Bernstord,
N. X. Times Aug. 30; DR.. Dernburg,
N. Y. Sun Oct. II; VIM. Bayard Hale.
N. Y. Journal Sept. Is; German Chan
cellor, Washington Times Of Sept. %;
letter In London Nation Aug. is IN.
Y. Sun Oct. III; letter Of Shaemus
O'Sheel, Washington Times Aug. 8;
b. L.. Frazier. Washington Post Aug.
IS; Kuno FRANKIE, N. Y. Times Aug.
20; The War and America by Nun
sterberg; letter by r. c. Kruger, N.
Y. Evening Post, Aug. 5; Emily G.
Hutchings, Reedy's Mirror, Aug. IA;
statements Of Kier Hardie and Ram
say Mcdonald reported In English and
American papers; England's joy over
destruction Of German commerce and
determination to crush Germany. re-
ported in N. X. Times Aug. is, Wash
ington Post Sept. / and 49, Washing
ton Times Sept. IL, IA, g.. English
and Irish history.
American and other refutatlon Of
German atrocity tales, Belgian and
Russian atrocities, French and Eng :
ligh use of dum,dums, Lonyain: IN Y.
Sun Sept 8. II; N. Y. Times Aug. 16,
20, 80; Sept. 8, 20, 2TI Oct. IL; N. Y.
World Sept. l, 16; Oct. 9. 10; Wash.
Post Aug. 10, u, rs. 20; Sept.
2, Z, 5, II, IA, 10; Washington Star
Sept. 5, IS; Oct. IL; Washington
Times Aug. Is, 10. 2s, 20; Sept. 20,
%; Oct. "A; The Vital Issue Sept. 21;
Statements OF Lord Roberts. The In
dependent, Oct. 10.
Civilian Shippers and Non-comba-
In Cities within war area: Read
history of American occupation of
Vera Cruz. and any book on interna-
tional military law. Note totally un-
proved nature OF charges, even those
Of French and Belgian governments.
Turcos and ~Seneealese: Reading
notices and pictures In all papers;
Washington Post Sept. 16; Washing.
ton Times Sept. ~, and especially
Washington Post Oct. IL, American
physicians personal experience "a
Turco savagery.