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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
Mferfes anbifeL


Cine Mp4e ipdter. nufreunbfis
DIES, regneriides Detter bate einz
esieBt, faIte 0inbe. bic unliebiamen,
gar gu ianeaen 8orboten zines b0fen
6erbFes, fegten iiber Die GtraBe. ae@
gina 5ab i'm Salon unb bldtterte 3erz
ftrslt in einem gu6e. ueber lire
2ettiire binpeg fIogen tire geoanten
5u Ridnro. Sic periuhts, fe auf
bic eigens gerTon ab3uIsnten, Inn lire
AHfregung etpas al odmpfsn. 9is=
her bate ibr Der fariftfellerifde Be-
ruff niat Der erIebnten grfplg ges
hra4t, unb 0as lag - iie lrteilte
liar genig ii6er Iid feIbf nidt
gum pengiten an ibr. gbantaFe, bic
MN eiHmaI fit isoe fd6pIerHde 9ds
.igteit Dpnn0ten tit, mar lift nidt in
Fl bobem MtaBe at eigeu, ais baB ie
proOuttib genug iein t6nnte, I'M BON
Der InriftfteaertiAeu 4rbett gu leben.
ssshre GiHnahmen iDaren 1llr gering
geblisben. Mos foIte ife nur begtns
nen. Denn ite nit Disier Sdtigtei: TEN
Slid batte2
Sic 0adte an tire Mitpenfiondre.
Mie mp9ten ie es dnfangen, I'm
aeniioeuo fir ben 2ebensunter1dlt su
berDienen2 tu9 i6nen fonnte es
ni9t Iei1t peroen. Oft f9on paren
ihr bic b~eIorgien un6 mibbergnagten
0efttsr oufgefalleu, bic auf aaerIei
matsriele STANDARDIZATION gu beuten
fhiener. Mber bieIei1t tduIdie
Fe f9 audi sic mar big6er 3iemli9
0dtlOs an alien borii6ergegangen,
bieL sd febr nit ben Gebanten an
fire 3utunFt uno aidarbs getoen
bfIndfiigt. Dem fe mar 0urn
nas friber unbea9tet setafene
Efantbafte Ausisben oes geliebten
Mlannes bon Der Rihti9feit Der
GiagnoIe 81. Rifts bsinabe lbsrs
stngt ipDroen.
Megina bate nod niht ipisosr Sc
gegenbeiE gtbabt, nd1sr NIT Dem Qr3t
ii6eg atidarbg 3uItnnb gu ipreden.
ba ber 1ottor in ben leBten la
aen burh dnItreagenoen 3isnI tn
BIT AIFnit BON ben gemeinfamen
MlabI5eiten fern gsbalten nurOs. 9eus
sripdrtese ihu Gruu Roeotr gum
MbenDgHen.
Milf ale Gdae iuOIIte gaeginu bic
@eIeaeubeit D1brnebnlen, Inn ihn
iber Mi4arDs araufbeit aus3ufors
Ihen. Msrn III ben Mrst iiber tire
WlifpenTondrs auafr0att, ID lpoAte ie
ras @elprd1 au9 auf Ri4orD lens
Esu, 0as pHr0ss - lpeEuIierss ils,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

6as leu0lids gansr Ole astIs ldi,.
Zen oul ltotn ouirsdiitbmom glaHn
nit SbrapntlB - tbri lt5rD ben
gt~ltpbaubrabl am @au6t ltisasnb
ab5npidtln linisroeHtn bsi9oBsn bic
BFanBoim 10 atnau ben aamiu, bab
ppH 20 GhuB 10 iralsn. Di. atons
NIT allen gtilsru fix MID puros
bsruniersdhaHen mare i4 ba orobm
gdsHen Wslh' Elm Slid. absnoB
nellie Id ooa nod dnmaI biHauf
bod paTtn iHHtH bic alammsEn aus
atriHth MtiR iebiae 9toba6tungAs
itanopunit III iblou nngtItgi unb
boiit ia pitI ppn ioldeH auAHaptn
gu lonntR. @rub aIious.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

Gin @emit. ST (aus ser
3titung porIefmo): gei S6fers lit elm
ilngIid gsihebeu, ons Nldb6en 1T
feim GeniterpuBsH aus benz 8enIer
gefallen.
sic: Die arme 5rau S0fer! gis
bat aud INNER Bed nit ben Dienffs
boten. 9as 1T iebt i6On oas Otsrte
Mdb4sn, oas iie obne aanbigunq
sntlaHen nuB!
Gin auberer 0rt. Ri6s
ter: gQlio Sis bebanpten, ben qnqss
Ilagten beim Deinotebftah in fIas
granti ergriffen 81 bdben."
3euge: .gla, Dos bob not Be-
bauptet, Dos Tenn | i~iberbaupts not,
DOB giogt. | bob'n i'm aeasr ersrifs
FEM"
Neues BON Serenffft
mus. ainosrmann: .MStten
5obeit iid nidt sinmal Die lu(tqe
Mitpe' %anieben2@
SereniFimus: .glee, bants! Con
alte g9oIt ieiu. Mir berIi6ert pors
Den, 1T oerieIbe, mas man Eri6er
sWlaria Stuart" nannte.4
BED. aritittr: .gbsr IN 20.
rem Slid III ia aIles geItobIen, mas
foa oenn ba BON Sbnen Iein9a
r0idter: I'D, oas bat bic 3enIur
aeitridtn."
9ruffebIer. Die Miitre
tss Qotars mar tdgIi6 NIT ibren
3ipsi 9Odtern, tDabren u ngeln, auf
Der @rUmsnaOe Su Ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

ueber einen traurigen
Gan elmer ShieBersi nirb aus 2sts
fer BEL 5annober beri9tst. GOrt
pur6e Elm S9ultnu6e bon einsm
Sol6ateu, Der @a9tpofmoienit ba!s
te, aus unborIidtigteit eri9pIien.
Der Solbat bot, aIs er Die GoIgtn
Ieiner 6anolrng iab, Fi9 leIbt gu
erf5iebsu perfu6t. @r DerleBte fif
bur9 eineR S6ub in BEN 8au6
I6per uno muBte ms Qa5arett &C.
6ra9t fperben. Die qei9e pes Gnas
ben nurbe mad geri6tsdr3tlider uns
terIudung our 8ssroiguHg freigeges
ben.
pas feinF Z iapanii9e ioges
nannte .gfeis" 3tgarstteapapier DirO
aus ben. Qbfdaen pon 5la9s unO
!0anf bergeiteat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
nc ~ ansnssasI.
art asr scieiIiauHa bisirr 5%HssnS6eps.
suaa am assenwhriiesn arisee.

Sn elmer putl6tn @o6eRI@riit
psrosn iHttreifante QusHbrmgtn
lbsr Die 9etuliguns Der BroBen
Waubsrbogtl SugeRpbtlpsguHg am
ge8enbdrtigsn ariegs ptr0ftmtIidt.
" beibt bort II. o.: y5ajt ollie mebr
ais it95ebn Sabre alien Nauberpos
gel babsn ii9 ais arigstrsipilliqe
geitsllt, iotptit ie HiGt bsrsits BEN
9eeresotrbanos a%ngeborten. Aen
Q9mosr, bab nur psri6pinosno nee
nige bon linen oils feIooisntuntaugs
lid 5uriidgtpieieH 81 iUsrpH brauGs
ten. Sino Is bod burdDeg iriIne
8erls, ~abgebdrtsis RatursH be an
4nitrsusungen uuo Gagerlsbn aes
p0bnt, fi3 i'm 5sloe f9er gut be-
pabrn uno iia aus5sidusn nsrbn.
limb Dor allen piro Is bel ben uns
eebsuren t0rperIiasn uno ieelil6m
4nitreHguugsH, bic Elm 5eIbBu9 nit
iid briugt, iiir misre 0aHoerp0gsl
ron unerisbIi6sm Wsrt fem, Oab lie
iia pur9 ieinerlei 9enubgiite irant
uno nerpenidpa9 gema9t baben.
81 ben tOrperltden 8or3agen, be-
rem iid Der 8anoerpogel bant tsiner
gerabe5u ipartnniI4 bartm Gs6enss
Deiie unO isinem anipru9sIoisn
Wanbsrlebeu erFrsueu bari, tommt
nod bic SeI6fGnotgteit i'm 0enten
uno 9aHoeln bin5u, 5u fpeI9er Der
Dan6erH9gsl feline 5reuHot in mus
itergiiltigsr Meiis er3iibt. 60 alIo,
init iaarfsu, uugstribten Simmer,
NIT ungsidpdater ardft un0 eGt
ioIoatiIdem pilidtbsmuBtTtin iegen
ii6 uniers ins 5slo ge3ogentn 8ans
eerp0geI fiji i9re 5etmat elm, bic ie
auf ibren 5abrtsn lisben gelernt bas
ben. S6perer absr piegen nod bic
ioeeIleu 0srte, NIT benn Der Qdns
btrpogel ins 5eIb 5iebt unb Oraubsn
feline anmerabeH beI9enten bari.
dn8ui6Iogen iinb ~insbsIonoere
2ebeHspsisbeitsu, bic ii6 Dem
Banberoogsl mad uHb mad erIdlois
fen baden. gu Oeatsn 1T Oa naments
LID an bic asnntnhIs oes @anOers
poseIs I'M bic grndbrungss unb gIs
tObolfrage unb I'm geiunoe 2ebsnss
art iibsrbaupt. 9o9 meter pirft
Der @anOsrbogeI in ni6t gu unters
i9dbenOsr 0siie i9on inmitteu Der
triegeriiden 3erit0rungsn uIs auIs
turpionier unb aufbauenOer go!tsers
gr bringt isinen aameraoen
oas 9oltslisb nit, feline id6nen Col
oatentieber, feline trdftigsn alien
eanbstnedtsnsiien unb isine S6eras
DieOieI 9sgeiiterung unb
5robIinu mag Der @anoerbo9el bas
nit f4on i'm miIitdr3ugs, in Der
aaierne unb i'm Eager Der6rsitet bas
ben!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
REh btnHmbIatnb.
Tie @a6mHa In Der mHildm arbd.
ierldait.

Tie 0iabrHHa IN Der mHiidH arbei.
ieridait.
Nus Rublan6 brinai Gin arbeis
iabIait IN 4mherbQm loIgtnbs gss
iradtune; angsI6ta 6ss arisasliss
btrs lDurotn bic bsiben Jllafl Ser
ruHti6m arbtiieFpnrtti, Bic Mafis
maliitH uno bic Wlinimaliftn, auf
cine gsmeinihaftIi6t nefs einie brr
Qitiou isIigeIsat be nur nod cine
GiHitilung In Yutrioteu un0 Nntis
patriOitn oocr better elTagt In Vii
liidrtittn uno Naturalization ttnnt.
Die dbsrpdltigtHbs groBs mebrhit
ii absr antimiIitariliih. Die auis
fen btidubm ii6 In iebr Ihpgrtr
Gage, oa oit 8srbdltniHe aaut ana
bers itieH, ais pdbreno oss mHilds
iapaHiiam ariwss. Damals iims
mertt iht Hitmano um ben arita,
neil CT f6 gang fern BON 6er3sn
RuBIaHos abiptelts un0 cine .Inbas
ion ni4t brobts. SsIbh Ole gours
sciiie iei sIsidgiltig gsiuslen, 3umal
lie am Griess nod @,ptnn bate.
Ssi bsr iebism oaiti6en SubaIou
IN PoIsu let cine grobs Weae ents
iianoen, bic nan an bttsn nit .qrs
mesiiebsr" bs5eiautu tonns. SHIols
eeoehn lei Der 9srn Der arbeittrs
idait fur ben 8rieg geipefsu. Die
ruii6e Regierung babe ~oesipsqen
bic itrsHgiten WoBrs9sln eegsu bic
io3ialiitiihen 4gitdtoren %1etrofign.
sic babe bic qarteiprefs u~nier0ridt,
Die besbdIb nab Der Sduei3 uno
mad garis gtiio6sn iei, fuo iebt
5iUei 8latter eri9isnsn, ons cine
balbmonatli9 uno 0as dnosre tag
lid. Bis sur ariesssrtIdrung tonns
ten nod einige iO3ialiiiI9s gldtter
erideiuen, aber iofprt nab Dem Quss
brud Oes Bridges ieien aud bisIe
iDeggepiidt porben. Die geiDe9ung
lei oaber oa3u 9strieben porDen, cine
uuteriroii6e 81 Deroeu, unb Die CO.
3idltiten brudten MN in Der Sat lire
3eitungen in aeasrn un0 66blen.
perbreiteten iiberdl 6luqf1rtften
uno Wanifeitationen All Wliuiouen
gegen osu arieg. Dor alien Diugen
IN Wlostau, petersburg unO Ddrs
i6au ieien bieie Jlugihriftsn gegen
ben arieg berttilt nprben. Giner
meiner ruhtiaen gerihteritatter, 10
Iagt Der 5~ernusgeber oes .aabour
.ea0er", ipri6t nit b~epunbern0en
4usOridsn bon Der 6aItung Der bris
s5HospenOsnt Qabpursgartb@
Iegen Den &rits, bic aud bic aui
ernmtist bate. Gr nanntt mlits
Der sHgIii4en ySHoepenoent
: partD" Die pabren aebos
.itiondre gegen ben arieg. De Grs
iolg Der gebeimen gropagunoa iei
oaun in bic Grl9einung Qetreten.
Die Qr5eitertlaFe fei mebr un0 me6r
.iir Die antimiItariitii6e 9epsgunq in
RuBlduo. Dies lei Dor alien Ter
5aa bel Den Qr5siiern in petersburg
mo Dari6au.
Sin ouberss ruHii6es berborra>
qarteimitglieb, Oas Ghpts
zen bsiu6t bate, beitdtigt bas uben
uHo iagt, OaB Die garteis
gegsnDdrtig auBeror6entli6
uno geiunb lei. QnOererieits
Iber piiroeH furdt6are unter0rlts
ungsmetbobsn BON ben geb6roen am
Jepunbt. @ieIe Qnbdnger pirben
lad Sibtrieu gsi4idt, dnbere ins
gebra4t, rpie Dlal3ap uno
Dan. Bon anberer Settle fper0e NIT
.ieteiIt, 0aB felt gegiHn oes arieges
lie anitrengungen Der So3iaIiften,
lur9 ProtIamatiuuen uno Reben
propaganda gu trsiben, BEL BEN D1is
IW-E.EgN = m.EYG CU /
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Die KameraH IT..

aomau pom Sulias anopf.


Or. RlR otm ibEt 4ufrauns
Mot sHiatHa bsI4lpb troebsm, ibt
he Aabfbtit nidt Bor5neat9allm.
llno IN iaonpmgsloiI aurlt. obus
telGeniatnot Ybraim tlirie e liz
eaf an6enl aangailapm iii dltsa
ltA 1alams. VI III elmer ItntE nlat
ltttntH 5dae tic be- YatiattH bers
talinismdBig mtnig btId Itiggn unp
ten A0rper Har ilRafam uul3lbrH.
es gitt uar eth Qlitit fir @mbtH.
0sH Yro5eB ~auiluhaiien bas it, Den
ASinitr III tinem milogut fHoliaM
Wilma 80 perbringeH. Die rau5gn
8etIinU Wtnos touHeR otm 4aittHtsu
ttrbdHgHispoa ma0en.
Or. aifi 5Hu0elt fh elHe 8igars
L an uno blitB &iHgs.
Die &labitrle9refiH iutonierts Gin
grapourItiid uuo bic laattu Zone
bss Snhrmentss iberboben Rfgina
tiner 4Hiluort. Gle bate du9 tenn
glort lber ole Qippsn bringeH tons
n,n; bic Ssble mar ibr nie 3ggss
iGnirt. Sine la5mtuoe Qngit bsfiei
IT, IN iErem aopie 6dmmeris Is, Elm
.sidter S@lsier !egle ftp uber lire
Nugeu. Gle bo6te nur an ems: I'M
Res 9ImmeIs plaen uur teine Gbus
r.a6t un0 bib Die SABINE 3uiammen,
tudte ibre G@udds uno beHuBts eis
n,n siinitigsn Mloment, nm ii6 Ill
ossdbi6isDsn.
Sn ibrem Simmer fhIob ie bic
2iir, banH iaui lie auf ben ndds
lien Stubl uno peiuie leile, bitterlia
manipulation. aa lire mH6Iam err
Tgrbene 8ube, all ibre Siherbeit
mo i6r Selbt6spuBtieiu, all i6re
III ligs usberlsgung purbeu bon Dem
%gdnsniirOm biuipeggsfpult. gs
Far Elm bsrbss, fafuugsloies @eis
men, ME e uur Elm pl6Bliaer, aaes
la9 aufpibIsnoer S6mer3 bepirten
taMH. ansftDoa ihrie Is in ibr
mmer tUieber: rarant! aiaar0
iTdnfi1
Dis Idnge is 70 3uTammeugeIuns
Ten 0aaeleien bate, gang i9rem
Gumer5e Hadbdngen0, lie fuuBte e.
ri4t. 4Is Te iid enDIi9 aufridtete,
mar Is buuEeI. Das 9t6t mar Be-
lsits ausgsmadt unb tiefe Gtiat
herrIdte i'm 6auie.
gegiua mar BON BEN heftioen Sc
fiblsausbraa aus duBerae err
iG0pft. nit 5%ittern0en 5ingsrn 3ins
fste tie 0ie Campo an uno begab iid
aar &u6t.
us lie in Der Frii6en MorgenoGms
msruns erna9ts, mar i5r erfter Sc
baHts. nit Or. Raf, fobalo lie t6n
le5en piiroe, nod einmal ii6er
gRi5aros araat5eit eingebenber gu
iprsden unO Seuoen, penu eg fir
Jpn pirtlid cine 9~ebensfrage be0eute>
Il. nit allen Wlittetn Der ne6erreoung
gu beiDsoen, bic aeiIe mad Dem Saben
81 unterHebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

nnaberIegte Qnnpnee
5tnosfutter If INNER 5i baben i'm
Geit1urant BUR y@riineu auget.1
gerr: rSaben sic Ii9 aber osrlns
cert. felt mir uns ni9t 8eitben gas
9en!"
GrduIein: .llnb msinen cir, su
meinem Borteil21
5err: Sum Nn6tsiI III bod nift
IoH m6gIi4s1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
GIniafss aleib mli qaalla.
30. ft6s-fft7.

1us guuitd unb otaiiem Grunbrod, unb
!5tnfaas auoPf6eiab. 3it faite Toilette
.pit6 am btitgH aus 8Iaittn Stoffen, ME
SH8e, gdib.meri. Grape pocr 8oile, duh
6orburon nnb @eIpet. btrferiiqt. 9net
GAnitimuftr iin5 trforoerlid: no. I1G8
snr 9llTt III IN Gr5btn ion 3l-A frs
tlitii4; b.r Radiauiti 0o. iii III
8r85er baa 22-s2 G1iGenptilt. 81
sronat naE1sn Ftn a1l}tH aIeibe II
1g5 3 2eI @e,iis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

9isber qapa! Bel uns i'm Weien
sebts redt IangIam portpdrts. Dir
9Oden benz Jsinoe iebt pisber felt
8 Sageu gegeniber; ale SpiBfinbigs
teiten uno Jr6iamrT1lihe miiFen
allsgeniibt iperbtn. @eItern mare i9
6sinabe einem ioI6sn gum Dpfer ges
fallen. Sd bate Eags DOrbsr sinen
so Dieter hOben aamir BON innen
aus an alommern beltiegen (duf mas
tommt man nidt aaes, mems UNI
Bic MurFt gebt). 5eltte tpDuts i1 ipiss
BET hinduI Inn BON 1ier aug bic Syeus
erleitnng 5u i~iberne6men uno bate
hie5u DOrber bur9 gioniere Oben eirle
tleine Sibgelegenbett 1~nbringen Idls
len. 8ei Der annaberung 5tu0ng mid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
@tHtnnnns Nnptllnnnrn,

NFIH""6uN NN"F"FfI""HNH
Gitfe wguiter per0en an Urgent
cine aorehe geaen g%iuisnbnnp bc8
Rreiieb etihidt, Ran aebe RurtmeI
uno BrcRe nrb Die pole Gnreie oelt.
Iih m nHt ffi1e ben gorh1u ucfl
10 Gents an ieoes beIteGte 92ititcr an
nns
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 5pparo St.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-20
SON BORN AT WHITE HOUSE
President Wilson Is Grandfather &c
Fine, Healthy Boy.

Fine, Healthy Boy.
A son was born at the White House
last Sunday to Mrs. Francis Bowes
Sayre, President Wilson's seconG
daughter. Mrs. Sayre and the chilt
were reported to be doing well.
The child was born at 4:30 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, but the fact was
not formally announced until o'clock
when Secretary Tumulty gave out the
following statement:
"Dr. Grayson, the White House ply
sician, states that at 4:30 o'clock Mrs
Sayre gave birth to fine boy. Every.
thing went perfectly and both are
doing we'll" The boy weighed 71z
pounds.
President Wilson made no effort ia
conceal his JOY when informed that
the child was a boy, and that Mrs
Sayre was well. His face was
wreathed in smiles for hours after.
ward. 1t was his first grandchild and
the president had no boys of his own.
A friend of the family said that the
new baby probably will not be given
the full name of the president. He
will be named either Woodrow Sayre''
or Wilson Sayre" unless tNere is a
change of plan.
This is at least the seventh baby to
be born at the White House. Four
children were born in the historic
mansion during the administration of
President Jackson. They were the
children of Major and Mrs. Donaldson,
the former the. nephew and private
secretary of President Jackson. Julia
Dent Grant, now the Princess Can
tacuzene, granddaughter of President
Grant, was born in the White House
in the winter of 1856. Esther Cleve-
land was born there on npt. 9, 1893.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-20

HE MAN who can make the dry
fGcts of science palatable, and
who can so present these great
vital truths, which are pregnant with
hope for the coming generations, as
f0 give them lodgment in the brains
and hearts of the people is doing the
world mighty service. Such a ser
vice is being rendered by Albert Ed
ward Wiggam, whose lectures on
scientific subjects are among the
most noteworthy contributions of the
American Lyceum to the we'll being
Of our people. He will give one OF
them here this season. These lee.
lures are the elimination of ten years
of earnest labor and intricate re-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-20
Allies Claim ADVANTAGE.

A late official communique given ou
by the French war office reports Sc
Iere fighting in Flanders, near Arras
and in the region of Perthes, with 9
lecided advantage to the allies.
At Nleuport the Belgians and French
pushed forward and drove the Ger
mans from their entrenched line in the
sand dunes, at the same time destroy
ing fort from which the enemy had
been debouching and doing consider
able execution.
Quiet still prevails at scissors, but
further to the east, at Troyon, the Ger
mans made an attack but were easil
checked. The communique also report
that the allies artillery is again prov
ing its superiority over GermaE
ordnance.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-20

search. They embody the latest dIH
coveries of science in the great fields
of heredity and eugenics. Mr.. VIII;
gam is considered by biologists as tbs
spokesman of the eugenic movemen:
in this country, and his articles or
the subject have been syndicated apc
given countrywide circulation. Wig
gam was a great humorous lectures
before his researches had carried hin
to the point where he felt qualife
to speak on the scientific subject
with which his later work has bee
identified, and his addresses ar
spicy and witty to a marked degree
being intensely interesting, instruc
tive and entertaining.
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TURKISH ARMY
CORPS CRUSHED
Estimated 100000 Men Werl
knnlhlIated by Russians
ALLIES ADVANCE IN BELGIUM

French Official communIque Says Ger
mans Have Been Driven From Sand
Dune Trenches at Nieuport, Belgium
A Petrograd dispatch to the Londol
News says:
'An official communication says tht
Eleventh Turkish army corps has beer
exterminated near Kara Urgan."
Hilaire Belloc estimated the loss a.
more than 10000 men, the Ottomal.
army corps consisting of several thou
sand more than the French or German
The defeat follows closely upon the
destruction of the Ninth Turk army al
Sari Kamysh and the rout of the
Tenth, which came up too late to aid it.
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French Loss 10000.


The following official statement wa,
issued in Berlin:
"Only artillery duels have takeI
place on both sides in Flanders. Mean
Blangy, east of Arras, we blew up &
factory building and took some pris
oners. On other parts of the front
artillery duels of varying intensity
have taken place, but in the sapping
and mining areas nothing of note has
occurred.
1--WE made some progress in the Ar
some, but heavy rains have hampered
operations along the entire front.
Generally speaking, the position in
he east is unchanged.
about four weeks ago the order
+or a general attack which had been
decided upon by the French authori
les in December was given. The at
tempted attacks of the enemy in the
western theater were met by the
necessary steps on our part. The
enemy's attacks brought him no sue
ess worthy Of mention.
"The losses of the enemy during
his period counted by us, amounted
% 10000 killed and about 1850 pris
>ners. We will now know from ex
oerience that together with the wound
ID his losses are in proportion of one
20 four, apart from the number of sick
md missing, the grand total being $50,
700 men. Our total losses for the same
period do not amount to one-Quarter
Of that Dunlher"
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THE PATRIOT

published weekly by
THE PATRIOT PUBLISHING CO.,
Office: Marshall Bldg, Indiana, Pa.
F. BIAMONTE, Manager & Editor
F. SMITH, English Editor.
A. L. FRASCONA, Italian Editor
Entered. as second-class matter
September 26, 1914, at the postoffice
at Indiana, Pennsylvania, under the
( of March 8, 1879.
Local Phone 25OZ
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Germans MAY Attack ireland.

That a German aerial raid has been
planned against Ireland was indicated
when 1t became known that inhab-
itants Of the seashore counties have
been instructed what to do in the
event Of hostile air craft appearing.
They have been directed to take their
cattle and horses and make for the In
terror.
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ONeThear

Overheard.
Tinker has placed an old railroad
sign, Stop. look and listenr at the en-
hance to his driveway"
Whats the idea?"
His wife is RUM ng the touring
car."-Judge
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STAIRCASE UNDERMINED
Flooded Tiber Does Considerable
Damage In Rome.

! Rome, Feb. 16.-The great staircase
! Trastevere station to the Monteverde
section, hilly quarter of the city, is
threatening to collapse because of un-
dermining by the waters.
| Serious damages have been detected
In the Risorgimento bridge and all
passage over the structure has been
forbidden.
Information from the upper reaches
Of the Tiber indicates a further rise
in the flood water of a few inches.
after which, unless there should come
more rain, the waters undoubtedly
will begin to go down.
The Tiber reached a maximum
height of fifty-seven feet. 1t was
argued that the extraordinary rapidity
of the current of the Tiber would
serve very rapidly to reduce the flood
stage.
At several street crossings around
the vatican soldiers had built tempo
rary wooden bridges. These with the
passing of boats up and down the
flooded thoroughfares completed the
impression that a section of Venice
had been brought up to Rome.
Descriptive.
"Is she homely?"
"Well, wouldn't say that exactly
But after taking one look at her no one
would ever think OF asking why she
lad never married" - Detroit Free
RrmM
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ID. How long is the President
of the United States elected?
r. 4 years.
ID. Who takes the place of the
President in ease he dies?
r. The Vice President.
d. What is his name?
r. Thomas r. Marshall.
d. By whom is the President of
the United States elected?
r. By the electors.
d. By whom are the electors
elcted2
r. By the people.
D. Who makes the laws for the
state of Pennsylvania.
R. The Legislature.
d. What does the Legislature
consist of?
R. Senate and Assembly.
d. How many State in the un-
ion?
R. 4S.
d. When was the Declaration
of Independence signed?
R. July 4, 1776
d. By whom was it written?
r. Thomas Jefferson.
d. Which is the capital of the
United States?
R. Washington.
ID, Which is the capital of the
state of Pennsylvania.
r. Harrisburg
d. How many Senators has
each state in the United States
Senate?
R. Two.
D. BY whom are they elected!
r. By the people.
d. For how long?
R. years.
D. How many representatives
are there?
R. 435. According to the pop
lation one to every 211, 200, (thc
alto fixed by Congress after each
1ecennial census.
d. For how long are they elect
ed?
R. years.
D. How many electoral votes
has the state of Pennsylvania?
R. 3S.
D. Who is the chief executive
of the state of Pennsylvania?
R. The Governor.
D. For how long is he elected?
R. 4 years.
d. Who is the Governor
n. Brumbaugh.
D. Do you believe in organized
r. Yes.
D. Are you opposed to organic
ID government?
r. No.
D. Are you an anarchist?
R. No.
d. What is an anarchist?
r. A person who does not be-
ieve in organized government.
D. Are you a bigamist or poll
gamist?
R. No.
D. What is bigamist or poly
yamist?
R. One who believes in having
more than one wife.
D. Do you belong to any secret
society who teaches to disbelleYe
n organized government?
R. No.
d. Have you ever violated any
,'ws Of the United States?
R. No.
D. Who makes the ordinances
or the City d?
R. The board Of Aldermen.
D. Do you intend to remain
permanently in the .. 81
R. Yes.