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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

nobntr In bener angIt Dor einsm Roms
men Der 5ran3ofeR uns befdpOreH, bod
ia aaes bran 81 ieBen. bab bic 6siHbe RiGt
jber ben AheiR fdmen. 3pei 5age mars
fhirtsn mir MIN bura 8abeu, unb am
is. gingsn mir BET SHsiu pieber iiber ben
Rbein, biesmaI Dem 6eiHo, Der iih in5uis
f6eH i'm G[f1B ipiensr eingeniitst bate.
brett aaf ben 2eib. Infer 4rmeeIoHs
marhp bate iih sntihIoFsn, bic Gran5os
fen an5ugreifsn, bic in elmer Stdrts bon
2h Gorps i'm GliaB ftaabeH uno bds
rsdte absinufer ~bebrobten. Mfr. i'm
gan5en brei grisabH fart, gingsn an
perGhiebmn GteleH iber ben RbeiH unb
griffeH bic 5~ran8oisn am Mlorgen bes 10.
Qugut auf Der ganSeH 2iHie an. Sn
b0aigtr lntenntnis Der tptrlli9en Gage
ainaen mir fpie bic Milben fos unb 5tpdHs
gsn burd uHferen b~erbLIffenb iaHei6igeH
Qngriff bic Bran3ofen, bic bebeutenb gr1s
bere 5ruppenHaFen auf u~nferer Gfite
bermutbeten, 5ur Gntpiflung ibrer ges
fammtgn Gtreittrdfte. Infer 0orgeben
mar ein sbsnfo tiibnes pie sefGhrIibes
MltiHerTtud, unb bradte bdnt Der nor5igs
lihtn frntegifhen 9bsrlsitung einen DoIs
len Grfolg. DEM nift MIR, bdb mir ben
Beinb sur Gntpidlung 3lpangen unb feline
g0nJen ardFfe feiilssteH. geIaHg Is uHs
aid i'm sriten anlanf BEN 5einbe msbs
rsrt GrtfdaftsH 81 eHtrstben. unb ibm
nisle buubert 8efunsene NIT bfel Bacterial
~db8anehmen. GrH ipdt am Abeub, dls
Der frdn5olfhe Druid duf Der gdn5en
&inis Gar 81 hbermGdtig purbe, purbn
mir 5nridgsnDmmen, unb gingeH 5uHl
| GhtiI rod III berIeIbsn Nadt nieber iiber
ben RbeiH snrid. Die Gran5oIeu, bic
feline 4bnung banon batttH, pts eeringe
Streiitrdfte ibnsn gssenibsr ~seitaFpsH
batten, fpaoten nidt oor3uItobsn, uHb be-
aniatn fd bomit, MiEballen gu befBeH.
SIN iibrigen nsrbnrrten lie In ibren Stelz
lnngsn. Die S9ld9t, bon uHs bic
5Ala6t BET 5tddslnnben senunut, bate,
nie pir erif fp0ter trfubrsn, hObeH firatss
gifden @ertb, tnbem burh u~HiersH I'm
| ariff bic eeIarnmfe bier D~srfdmmslte Fran'
50Ffde Mrmee fsFgshdIteH ipurbs, unb 10
ihre 9oFps an BET bret Gage ipater BEL
Mss Hattfinbenben 6nupiinLndt uihi
mitDirln ionnien, bic boburA pohI sbel
gu unferen Gunhen sntThiebsn murbs
linisrs gerIaHe tporsn niht gering. bod
mir batter atseiei, pas beHtfde 2nnbpebi
81 lelitn imfanbe If, oud gtgen elmer
FanfIah HberLtesHm gtgnsr. Sin 9anit
9sheramm unfeFts CbsrRm a~riegsherrT
beiohnEs nns fir HnEtre 1hnt, bic NIT 81
ben fdueibighsH IN bisIsm Dslb5ug ge4
bort GIa6SIeAbsa naE fig uIs iRssItL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
Yom 2Sein 1915.

Das MeiHsrobbaus srarba6 sisbt fol-
etHbe tebsriihf ibsr ben GtnHo Der
MeiHernien, unb omar Guf Brunb BON
9triaten ber .9eutfasn Wstnyituug1 /,
Der .Gmnriser Meinseitune", Der
.geuias pinicos be Ia gironbt' u. a.
Sin alien WsinbdusebistsH uraHtreims
ipri9t man faft Hnr bon Der psroHOs
fpprns nbaFoa, btren lImfdng l4 iskt
sinisfrmaben EbsrblidtTr fdbt. gs III bIes
cine bur1 ettsn mitroIEppiId tIsiHsn ViI5
btrborseruFsHs Rr1Htbsit Der Rsbs, fpsE9e
bos 4bfaueu Der 9Idttsr beranlobt, tpos
bur4 bic 8eertn btrsrodntn unb ltbsrig
tptrbsn. 8isfs asbtrautbeit bot In Gfanis
reid tinen ungsbeHeren itmfang angss
nommen. aud Der Wurm IN fklbis an
BEN 3srif5ruHgspert. 60 Ttblt on Ars
beitafrdftsH unb ts f5lt an GsIb our
Nd9affnHg 6sr 2tE1mpFuneBmiiieL.
0srHer bsItsbeh srobs gOFssH ptser Der
GsrtieFsauua nab gd6nifaHs Don
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
me1rx1Mor N Can srR1ss6vvon @Wn4uskn


ung elm tlsinss Geft bate iusrbsH ioIsn,
gins bic @el9ihts pisbsr Ips. Die 6rdus
soIsH, bon isbsr srobs 9siOhamusl, g0nns
ten uns natiirIid teiue 5sFis un6 5siers
iass uub sriFfen auf Der gan3sn 5ront an.
Bel ung tamsn ie ssssH absHo, nddotm
Te borber unItrs GteIung nit @tidissn
irelbIih harbeitet batisn. Air iDaren ies
bod bereit unb jasteu fe NIT @erIufttn
sgn seufel. gkulo esging Is ibntn on
ben aHeeren Sseaen Der slIdiIi9sn 5roHt,
ipp Ft t9re 8urabru9sDstiude mahttn
9oH BEN 9ags an mar anisrs rubtgt 3sit
lnieber nal al Gnbs unb bic @ei9iiss
bDLerten ben gan3eH Iieben langen Gag.
gnoe 6ebrlar bisB ss pieosr nal 4bIaieo
HebmeH bon BEN @tadhgn Gree, bas mir
our Gtsuune ausgebdut uH0 fir unlsre
beIdsibsHen 8trhdltnifs 70 gut ols m0ss
lid eingsrihtet hattsn, unb abermals 5oBsH
mir NIT Sdd un6 Dad bon sannsn, an
eiHsn anhsren 9bsil Der Jront, mir
tamea biesmol ni9t nett bon unIeren
alien GteauHgtn, bic mir i'm 8eibnaHten
berum hIebt ssbdbt bdtten. Don enoe
Jtbrunr Biz auf ben bsutigeu Gag haItsn
mir i'm groben unb eanasn bic Gteluns
beFtbt, uHb ale aneriTIs Der 5ran3ofeR
baben Bis iekt nidt Dsrmoht. uus baraus
80 bsrtrsiben. 9tnn Te bdben e niai an
ansriFfsn fsblen IoFeH, unb ibrt Artiaerie
belditigt uns nit toaItanisr 8osbsit Gag
fir Gag, mdndmal mebr, maH6mal lpes
niger, bod Gag fir Tag flie9sn 9raHatsn
aHb GhrapHeIle IN unfers @rdkn, sers
It6reH, pds mir BEL nddtIi6em G4an8sn
mubIam aafgebaut buben uab IaFsH uHs
niht sur Ruhe tommsn. Gfsrn mo
gfiHgittn maGtsn bic 8rnnsolsn einist
tur5e GeRblude, bic nIIerbinss I9on Dor
Der 3bIr abaefertigt tpurbea, uns abr
bic 5sisrtogs A~srfaI3teH. am 20. Mars
selang % ibnsn, uHs ben 5dgtmaRnsipeis
ltrtopf 81 entreiBen, unb nun purbsn fs
frehtr. ME i subor, benin fs batttp fih
bort obeH ousgsseidntt bsfeitigt uHb troes
ten alien 4nsriHeH unTerIsits. Gie Be-
brohten bon benz aIes ~lbsrrdgenben 8srgs
plateau aug ni6tiss ftrategifde Balm,
IiRisn, brum Iontt ft I'm isbsE qrstS bon
port bertriebsn ipsrben. limb unIsrs tobess
mutbigen 9ruppsu, auPs b~erborragenbit.
unttritibt BON uBfsrsr artiasrie, bic htrEs
It'd funlte. fiirmten beHH aud am 20.
9pril nit ipenieen @srlulten ben Berg,
anb aIe Q~nFrtnguneeH bsr Grnn5olsn,
bic fe feitber qemdft bdben, uns ben
9drtmnnnspsisriopf ipiebsr gu mtrsibeH,
i9titsrten untsr Ihtperen @erlujten fiji
fs. 9aIb bier, b0lo bort, BEL u Bel
H.. . Bel -, pbeE i'm +. lbtrau
nerfuhten bic gron5risn lire 9ur9brids,
oft an msbrsrsn Gtelsn suelsih. bod ims
msr nit bemidbeH Hssatiben RsiuItat fix
Re. Die 4srge, 9bdltr unb GIursn bss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

GdFsrH fir bic Wsias Der nsusn Grnts,
bu aud bier bic arbsiIsr fsbIm unb bic
6Ol5prdft fsbr bObs Fnb. Die 9lu9rids
ten aus BEN 8orbnuresbist IautsH ibers
aus trpIilos. Die ptroHoIpord bat nm
Wlitte CUNT Ibren GiHSug eshdlten uHb
bon bd an GortIarItfs esua9t; mann Fs
baltma6en unb mas fs non Der urs
fpriineIid bislpsrFprshsubsH Grnlt Hbrigs
IaHeH Dirb, boa fam nod nt9t esIagt
iDerbtn. Jm Mebocesbist trateH perDuo.
fpora nab Di6lum esrabssu bsrbsersnb
auf. Man fprEsl unb i4ipsfslt uHb bOfft
nod 8srr bes uebsIs 3H uerbsH. Gin
Berids aus St. qdurtni bemerit, bdb bic
GrRit 1916 nobI bic gtrinelts felt Dislen
5dbren iuerben iDirb. SIN Wibi IiHb bic
ausFdtsn sbtnfdlIg s%roIfIos, uHb aud in
aaneusbDt III Der bishtr anssti4tstt
G9abtn gleiafals erob. Die Webirant'
hssten babtn cine ausbebHune geacmHIsH,
nie a felt 1895 ni6t msbr 81 bsObahtsr
mar. Ser Ausfnn m bsbmisnb. in ben
lbrissu Wsinbauestistsa it bic 2ags
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

aahbem fs am /. DECEMBER in's Steins
bd9tbal e%ingehrunssn parsH, beiebten fe
pas DpEt bas ibnsH am Is. 8s8embsr
nah heibem bdrsndGigen 6aaiertdmpfe,
BEL BEN Hlebrtrs bunbsrt 5ran3oien ges
fdnoen eenommn tDurbsn, mieber sntrifs
fen fDurbe. am gleiden Gage fGIug Elm
Battalion unisres Regiments eiHen Gturm
auf bas 3orf 49,. NIT tarttn Ger
IuIteR fir bic grdnsofen ab. limb bann
beqann an srIteR Meibna9tstass gegsn
Mittag, ais GHriItgsIdtnt Der 5Ian8oIsn
an uns, cine aagtmeiHs gsEdtebuag uus
Iertr Gtsaunsen aus alien aalibern, pom
I6psrtsn Nbrisreef6iis BIZ beruutsr sum
!sihts1tsn @ebirgssefdis. berbunben mit
ibils hsftigeH, thsils Dsniger heftieen aBs
griffen, bic uns bic gum 2. Sanuor faH'
big In atbem 6isIten. us uHisr aegis
mtnt b1nn abeel1it purbe urb an zine
aHbers, etpas rubigsrs GteIe bsr slidffa
fhsn GroHt bintam. b0rten mir IN ben
rubign froItilaren MinterndhteH bas
ftrHe Donnern Der gefdibe aus bsr atds
tung Der, aus Der mir Dor iuratm gsipHs
men, unb mir pubten, baB unIers Rance
rabsn bon anbersn aseimsntern left bass
felbs burhmaden mubtsn, mas uns &C.
bIibt bdttt. Die 4Hsriffe Der 6rdHsofn
i'm Gteinbads aHb WiiinFertbal bauertsr
Biz gum %. Sanuar unD enbsten LIBERAL
nit Miberfolgtu fir bic @egner. uniersH
9ruppsn gslane es bogegeH, in islten tih'
mem @agsn fd bes 5artmduHsDsiIer'
Topics 8u bsmGdtigeH, isnts bic game Sc
genb Bic Gen aolmnr bin bshsrrideHosr
8srges, btr cine bobe itrateetiAe Seotu'
flung BAT, unb ben bic 5raH5oIen nit far
fen ardften btiskt bisIten. am 10. Sa'
mar purbt ben Berg srItirmt unb FONT
Elm neugr Gtibpunlt TN GllaB eeiuoHHsn
Infer RseiHsnt lag omar in porberfel
GiHie, hattie atsr felteH rubige Gdgs, BIZ
mir tpeiblid nusnuRtsn, um uns ourd
ausgisbigs Rubs, mad LANCER 3slt, Dor
ben idperen Gtrapa5eH BET Iebten Wlet
nate gu erboLn. DEM emf ip1ren bfioni
bers bic letten WoheH, uHo uHisr Rsgi
mens bate tort geIitien. Die Gtabt 80,
bic 81rfer fSnnsn Elm GIep6tn bon
Der binbsu 3srH0runesiDutb Der Gran
8efeH fHgen, unb bic gHiueH bieIer Drt
i9dFtn 5suefn BON bsr 6efiietsii, NIT be
bier gstambft nurbs, belonbsrs in b.
Mefhnd4tspohe. 9nlt brei Wo6el
gins q uns in unfsrsr ntasn SisaunI
5ismlid gut, mas maH i'm arieg tben I'M
Ter eltse6en perfsbt, no bic 2dee Uni
Rddte In Gr665hlsn 5usebrn6t ntFbeH
uHb oaer aomfert BIS 2sbens ftbIt. 9ot
banit, Hnb oussersdnet an n. JaHual
esm @s0urtsioss Hniszss aaiIsEssess ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

paris, BEN 9rubsr beE berii6mtsn frans
S0ff9sn 9sosrapbm unb GfriftIfsllsrs.
in snan3is aapiitln pffsnbart Il Der
DsIt - aud In itrsr GnIosportfpra6s
- bic GeIinnung Der ~psrblsnbstsn MlaHen
BronirsIds. GeiH groeramm Der 3us
iunft 1T ungerneiH einfnA: GIfdb unb
qotbringsn iebren 5u graHtrtiA Surld,
haB RbeinEdHb fpa sipif6sn AutonOmie
unb frdn50FiGsr 6srrTmnft tDGbien, Off
unb Mdlprsubsn ben auHen stbOrtn, aud
mas ibneH BON pDien unb G9lsian Be-
taei. Na9 0annobsr tebri bic 9ritsns
htrrE4aft snrid, Gsftsrrsi4 unb ungarn
tpsrben an Gerbien, poIen, Groclen unb
StdIisntr SsritddeIt, bds DeutT9s @siA
Strfdat In SuIammmbdngIofe. tIeine Ssrs
Sogtbimer, an bic Gtele bsr armsen trss
ten qoIi5sitrupps. be Notte ipirb Gnps
lamb 6tgshen uHb tine arisgslaf BON 101
Miliorbtn benz isinR eanbe prsubsn
uuferIset, sdbIbnr IN 101 SuhrsB, bannit
bas bsrbdbte BOLT in bausrnber G6ulbs
tnentf9aft bEeibs. "a, Der Gtlsbrts Be-
bdusrt, bab mon bic Bodies nl9t ale az
Gslnben MAIDEN unb nit peitf4e unb
6nIsgifsn auf ben mdrIt trsiben lam. CT
bcfft nod INNER anf RubIanbs Sisg.
AEs Gtidpfrbe. Dit man in nrantreih
Rrtegs5itls ungenlri tr1rtern bari, fiasa
mir bier bds SdIubtapittI Der ~gtndnntsa
G4rift Bel. Gs ldutst: .Jrontrei@ aIeln
fam BEN sbier BET OEftnbaruns ben
DEiebtn nt1t btttirsn. Gs ipirb bitIe ars
Set an Der Settle Nublanos, gnoIanbs,
@elgieHs, Gerbitns, 5opdna Hnb pprtns
Gals DsrriAten =. Der nrlsnensperlraa
Ipirb i'm 70 bsFu fsin, ie barrier er hi.
sic berbienm tsin mitltib, benn lire args
lift If ungsbeusr, unb ibrs 9osbtit nIrb
Itsts mad bieibtn.'
DtutI9IOnb barf ssnib Iein, bdB q,
mem ION btr Gise OsrTaet bIeibt fuebsr
Ghonuns nod Gnabe finoei. iinb bas
rum mus Dsuti9lauS Fsssnl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

atAl hsna uss Nlsiss 81 AZ Gin
ha W. eA#t VA Hftfasa aNi laals
tftaif a4 pifus.
eaA b alalsn est 81 aNhAlm ~
k4 ssgsA 1915 Nhhl WsANia #nA
t#sh Hsslrs 20 Nsntt laaltn liaa.
.fm Ms altin Ahi ts At lufn hatA
Mo- 4l4iaa4 siA la. AA ft
raalanMa ntHsn ufh ~ taiia WHsis
.tana llAs tsllla aafMlshfu "A. Jn l ila
Wft4lin. nsmfaiilb HtaiisnA HHt &tHt
ntnt bal bltlt HmnlNll N Wssetlu Wts
ktattnbH latlli wNHlh Ah tfr InA
tffmliat ahb uutsiltdt. mar hlatfiil.
tsh BIZ ufas kahuth am W@W e q
bf ~wietNHall& eH tbim Mmai 81
tlnasf aaslsfgn plfb. "a &attluiih hp
ta aakhtltn nf4 rpf tlnlafa Wetfa
tsmlla aAs watFn, boi Hsn We GeIlnuna
adrillb tygiottH. TH mdnbsfat lHatn
tin ltenlsiA BIN, t8 Nsftfiut Nnb 1lt
atagttasnl uAb tR iansm 2tAubAm
tnibmanhin Ole p~ftonfIpaid maAi
nuA IN bitfr gtafnb orokt HotNdfliis
lfnk allr anaupanbltH NtatamliltL an
etatnlat bluan Iinb BE Auidss aus BIN
hhiIhn Mtnbdhgtblttt hit hiuIbas aans
aiaItn. Mlit WiuBtr hhampitn, FILL
90 dahffu nitl tinn Fe einiilpln EtaHo
bta Mdnnrfsk uno 70 ultliAtH 2Faus
ftntthana uIftt AZ habtH. GttlIi& N
RON @lcd tts sum @laIt mob Elm ssIdbf'
tiHtt unh lrsllst Wta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

gITaB trdntsn 8lut, bel glut. bsnn sruB
iparsn bic @srluFs bei Greunb unb Seinb.
Ghper parbs gerungeH, hetB tDdrsn bic
admpfs, kpunberRsiDsrtb ber Miutb bel
ansreifsr ME 0ertbsibigtr. limb Fet itanb
In alien Mettsrn bss BRIGGS bic Do0tisns
madt! - Don Der E9msissrersnSt Bis
gum aanal iisbt bic bsntIHe 0esresma9t
unerThuitert ba. uRb mir in ben gOoefen,
i'm OberselIaB babeH Ddbrli6 ni6t ben
tleinIfsn 9bstl hasu bsigeiraeen unb biirs
fen NIT eereftem Gtol3 nuf bas bsrfI0fs
Ieul ariegsiabr s~urildtiiden, In BEN Be-
puBtEsin, nHIsre GHnIbigtsit auf BEN uns
angsipisisnsn pdb In boaitem Wldbs se'
than gil habeH. Mit @ertrausH f9dutn
mir aud IN bic Submit unb FHb ale Gins
In benz fsIfen @Srfab, unlsrs qfft6t aud
fDsitsr su tbun, 70 gut mir t6Hnsn, uHb
i'm nsusH arieesinbr nit alter auAbaner
unb alter 9apfsrltit a~ls3ahorreH, duf bdb
fem 3tiHb, Il It btnn ols gsfdngensr,
ben beuif4en Rbetn 81 itbsu bstommt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
pie 9%erah6efuns
QsutlG fanOs.

Wit fd gonbIulIrnnlolen tinsH tbrtns
poIm Gtitem fir 3raalrtid unb EsiBs
QtrblnbttsH bogIitIen, bas trldussrt orns
Itiid Gin 9id!ein bon GneFms Rtclus tn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

he 1T nfaf Beer raH ltai :
laaHila aft @ls Mt Nla ifFast ef
il1ga aHt EHt ia fN Has lhi o.
ttaa3 estiftft NR Flt8 iisa cas-
my Nj miiafasti ms Mgfa tsilfH sat
wlf Na IN fgaih Fethattn erFi n lu
tm 6laalam WtNHnNaga. ts
aiaabim nsfh ne btltnalilA Hat tit
fee &Aati atu ituf attnt insls, bat.
ellab sat nea 6tnAs gdsa9t aab nae
ltadaa unltu tamllits Nulastt Mof,
ftlim. %matttlftu, mg aalaten nnA astgl
80. SIN bgf tdik tafi. Hltstuh Ash
n1t Hah. Ia GsaHtHi Okla uHb Aisfa
immft nnt nafi&iun 81 hG 8aHl
rom a. iam rs. UaauR BET ht3mtubtm
@nplilaupta kiim wif finm iitnfn
SniawmmNo mi dmNtifmfA. bic Ft
Sc @slfRmmi Mot aslaftfu laAsu lpsl
Tea, unB htimiifi tttDtig a. bdAisbfn
TR eibdl trnRa tr Gaults teS Cfses
mar unltu @tr9tltung tlf ttn atwginm
ilttfrian. llnb ale en- rs. @btuns bic
Eronieiua bic ben ntlin III BtpBgu
glafm lbtr biz @rsnst stsanasn natsn
HA MlaIhaHlm nahfrstn, mabitn mir, bic
mir an Ratmiitas nod abfr Mllhauim
binalE marIdirt potsn, tiIieR sauld, I'm
Mot u~hgtltuisim al ngteta. nnb abers
ihritten mad tinfm @tnalimdrih, Der
Hh fir uns uneublih lang ansbtbnis in
btritlhsn Raat BET y. ben RbtiH. SECT
portn mir i'm 8obHhsa brin, nc bic Gins
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Mus tsa ffiantnnsw tiass nIitiampitrs t~smalimariht
catdas tNa8 50 nr tamri au n%laltaui,n ~ Pie sdiaai
al statsIiusm ms oa Htssnibaisn Ger aisu sdasmstt <
ashrtt lamgit astn tiusn atsfmahiiasa EsluS. = Die
etnildt pddl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Die porGnshFIds Rseikrnns trs
Rnnnte ben sjdbrietR Grhn bes snalilmm
abmirdls IbOmos Ms6eIt gum untsrs
.Jeuinank
E[1
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-05
Genuinely Popular Government. .

Two things viii have to be done In Nebraska be-
fore can have genuinely popular government. the
and the state senate should be abolished We believe
the people OF Nebraska Intelligent enough send
Representatives 70 Lincoln IN body and have them
make laws for the people, without any brake being
put them by smaller body that the special inter
ests more readily buy up. by governor with
the power TO set all their work Mt naugheBair Pilot
The inference Is not only that Nebraska does
not now have genuinely popular government.
but that we have never had 1t. and that no other
state In the union has genuinely popular gov
eminent" II this were true. II would logically
follow also that we have never had genuine
popular government nationally, because we have
two houses Of congress acting as O brake on one
another and subject TO a president with q veto.
The lack OF logic in this proposition however, IS
displayed BY the declaration that the people are
intelligent enough to choose one body Of faithful
and honest representatives. although not In
telligent enough 70 choose q second body Of law
makers or a governor who will honestly and
faithfully exercise q check on the lawmakers.
Unfortunately, II we are not TO have genuinely
popular government In Nebraska until we
abolish one branch Of the legislature, and ex-
tinguish the veto power of the governor, we are
doomed 10 be enslaved for some time to come. for
At best IL would take years 10 alter these basic
provisions OF our constitution
The passage quoted. however serves to H.
lustrate the two widespread lack OF clearcut
conception of popular government. and the loose
talk INDUCED by those who always find every
thing wrong and nothing right and demand a
change just to have something different.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-05
China and Japan.

Political Developments in the far east sug
gest that China and Japan are Just now peril
ously near 10 war; but the complications OF the
Asiatic governments are likely to get scsnt at
tentIon from the world long Europe occu-
pies the center OF the stage. China rs IN a Pc
culiarly difficult position. II has neither army
nor navy, in the modern sense and the nations
which have guaranteed its integrity ara now so
situated as TO be unable TO render assistance.
even II so inclined. The United States is pledged
only to the open door" in China ana not to the
maintenance OF the integrity Of the. territorial
rights OF the empire,
Japan is also in a critical stage OF national
existence. both politically and economically. It's
flight into the upper region OF world politics has
been enormously costly, with little or no return
so far. Japan suffers from an enormous debt.
and lite taxes are at rate that is ruinous and
beyond understanding in this country. Forty
cents out Of every dollar produced in Japan goes
TO pay taxes. The leaders OF Japan realize that
war Is all but beyond their reach, but they also
realise the serious nature OF domestic problems
that are pressing always Some outlet must De
had for the congested population OF Japan and
sources Of revenue must be found. and from
Korea to Manehuria is but a step.
The European attitude is somewhat oyn,c-
ally set forth by the London Times which re-
marks: The moment Is not well chosen for
Earope TO lecture Asia on political morality" II
this means anything, It is that Japan win have
a free hand far as England is concerned;
other scraps OF paper" will be torn up. and
China viii probably feel the foot Of another Mon
golian conqueror.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-05
Editorial Viewpoint

Boston Transcript; Indications are
that Harry Thaw. will go back to the
coop about the time Porter Charlton
gets out
Washington Post: II Alexander could
witness proceedings In his old stamping
grounds he'd promptly iedub himself the
piker OF the world.
Indianapolis News. Evidently the Brit
ish authorities are afraid that depriving
Tommy Atkins Of his pint o. bitter would
be too alarmingly like taking candy away
from baby to be a pleasant operation.
WASHINGTON Star: The Roosevelt
Barnes case brings to attention the In
teresting fact that there was n time
when the colonel would rather be q pro-
fessor OF history than one OF its busiest
manufacturers.
Chicago Herald: The Japanese are re.
ported to be on Mexican soil in Lower
California. IL Lower California lie as
much OF a desert as a lot Of western
and northern Mexico, the stay may cure
them OF all ambitions in that direction.
Brooklyn Eagle: We already underselI
wales manufacturers of tin plate by
about - per cent Pittsburgh plants are
to make extensions and employ thou
sand more men. In tins product Amer
lea should soon have a worlds market,
with little fear OF seeing It recaRtured
by any rival.
Philadelphia Ledger This lie Americas
greatest garden year. In village, town
and city there is an unprecedented
amount OF planting II means more
flowers and more vegetabies-nnore
beauty and more health II you have
a plot OF ground and are not using It
you are missing opportunity.
Philadelphia Record; The seaman has
lost port" and ''starboard:"' he is likely
to lose "fathom;" 1t il now proposed to
take off his wide collar and his balloon
trousers, II this Evolutionary measure
be determined on We trust that some
other style OF trousers shall be put on
him. But after all these changes in vo-
csbulary and costume have been made,
how shall We be able to tell an able
seaman from a landlabber?
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-05
What to Do After Election.

With the election off our hands. the good
people Of Omaha will be permitted ID resume
some little matters that have been laid over as
unfinished business.
Among these items, first in Importance, per-
haps. is the city planning scheme II was par
TALLY worked out before the legislature was
asked TO make the necessary amendment TO the
charter to give It life. Now even greater need
for this work is more apparent and more urgent
than ever, with the extension OF the city 20 In
clude it's suburbs. The general plan should be
worked out a. speedily as possible. because Of
the assistance II will be in planning for public
and private improvements that must be made.
Another problem that will be mp 20 the city
commissioners, and waiting for consideration. is
the collection and disposal Of garbage This has
been dealt with in makeshift fashion for many
years, and has never been a satisfactory basis.
some definite plan for the settlement Of this i'm
portant question should be worked out very soo1
after the new commission gets into running
order.
The Commercial club should press for the
railroad line into South Dakota direct. This IL
the most important railroad proposition now
before the city. It means the opening OF great
productive region, whose output should have the
advantage OF the Omaha market. fnterurban
lines should not be neglected and many other
important projects have been mooted that
should not be permitted to languish.
omaha's schedule for the future has many
important matters set down, all tending to the
growth and betterment OF the city. and plenty
OF work for all in pushing them to a successful
ending
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-05
People and Events

St Louis shoe factories report that business Is
picking up handsomely. hands going TO work
and the prospects sunny all sides. Not touch
Of a order in the report
According TO the science OF jurisprudence. in
terpreted by Philadelphia court. lobster Is not
animal. and may De pinned TO show window Of
lobster palace without fracturing the law against
cruelty to animals.
Miss Mac NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF New Bedford. Mass.
sent the heartiest congratulations 10 Miss Anna
stuigrlskaitttaRe OF Weaver. H. the occasion OF
changing her name TO Mrs Frank Matus. The former
adds that long names are ineOnvensnt Here's hop
inE,'.
with view OF passing down the line TO the con-
prospective boost in city taxes. Landlords Of
New York Incorporating IN leases clause
making tenants Gerry their share Of the load The
process Is expected 10 increase the volume OF the
roar"
A noted millionaire Of wichita Kan. one OF the
props Of the town. has been called into the federal
court 70 aswsr a federal charge OF misbranding his
patent medicine out OF which his fortune came The
msbrandng charge involves making false Representa-
ton regarding the curative value OF his elixer
Buneombe county. North Caroline, has other dis
tnetions which lends touch OF realism euphony
OF the title Il has the largest debt OF any county
the state amounting 10 rs OF the total liza
hiities OF all counties The money 10 said to have
been spent IN making good roads class OF public
Improvement nshtly done that redounds tn honor
OF BancomhA