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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17

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memo, priemeno obsr inpabenO lteht
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rem, pia es uns fheinen. als oh tie
uns neu geI9entt porben IinO. DAP
mir auBerbem ntugierig IinO, mas
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mir t0nnsn, uno queti9en Ie aus.
bitie tpenig rebIeligen gOabringer
groBtr Eaten.
au1ig, gIeiGgaltig Iaufsn bic
usgoote Elm. oStopp, 2sinen felt.
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bic leBten aommanoos. gNds gibbs
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gegdngen."
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pis ben preuBiiden qeutndnt 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
TURKS REPULSED
in TIGRIS BATTLE
Moslems Have Not Attempted
New Advance. British
Leader Reports.

London, Dec. 15.--J. Austen Cham
berlain, Secretary for India, received
to-day dispatches from General Sir
John Nixon, commanding the Mesopo-
tamia expedition, and communicated
their contents 70 the House Of Com
mons.
General Townshend, who is in
charge of the British forces which re-
treated from the vicinity Of Bagdad,
reported to General Nixon that there
was heavy musketry fire for an hour
on the British north front on Deem
Der u. but that the Turks did not at
tempt an advance. A heavy attack
made or a village on the right bank
OF the Tigris was repulsed. On De
cember Is ell was quiet, according TO
the report.
General Nixon's dispatches added
that British reinforcements continue to
be sent up the Tigris.
TURKISH OFFICIAL.
The Turkish War Office to-day gave
out the following statement:
The activity Of the enemy's artil-
lery near Kut-el-Amara daily is de-
creasing, owing to our violent coun-
terfre. AS a consequence Of sue
cessful attacks our troops have APP
preached closely tho enemy's main
positiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
Note Tangles the Facts,
Asserts German Press

Munich (via London, Dec. l5.-Ihe
.sNeueste Nachrichten' declares that
the American note to Austria on the
sinking of the Ancona has surprised
Germany extraordinarily, not only be
cause Of its severe tone, but on account
Of its "inharmonious contents
The note admits, says the paper. that
"tbe steamer attempted TO escape from
an Austrian submarine; that the INITIAL
shots purposely were not aimed at the
Ancona. but were only fired as warn
ing and that the real bombardment be
gan when the boat attempted to flee"
vet. nevertheless, the note claims that
the Ancona seemingly offered no oppo-
sition.
According 20 this continues the
paper. "the note cOntradicts itself, for
the steamer was torpedoed because she
tried TO escape, out did not attempt to
fee because she was bombarded. The
torpcdoing occurred after time lee
way. regarding which We are not in a
position to render a verdict, but which
in any event was great enough TO per
init the saving of a majority of the
passengers. The American government
simply considers that the lives OF
American citizens were lost by the tor
pedoing Of the vessel
Glow much mistaken opinion, how
many Misunderstanding and how much
useless friction would have been
avoided, and avoided in the future, II
President Wilson only were 20 insist
upon the freedom Of the seas in his
own and the United States interests.
Finally, the note TO the allied mon
archy appears hardly ineligible to us
II NAV well be true that the Presidents
temperament has lately been materially
Influenced by fault finding.
"In the last analysis, however, q gen.
eral clearing of the atmosphere and a
radiance Of Misunderstanding and ten
sion must be more valuable 70 him in
view Of the justice of the decision
which he customarily makes and il
view Of his responsibility and the in
estimable world historical conse-
ouences than momentary impulsive
solution of the problem.
zone ought not 70 play with fire.
Therefore. IL the President is really
sincere in his desire TO maintain good
mutual relations with the Danube
monarchy, we believe both countries
with dignity can find way for COM
mon investigation OF tho conflicting
questions and discover road leading
70 a common understanding"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
Wilson Brutal, Cologne's View;
Reelection Seen as Motive

Cologne via London, Dec. 15.--The
"VoIks Zcitung," commenting on the
AncOna note, says:
I'm form II IS much sharper than the
Arabic note t. Germany. and is espe-
cially notable because tho American
note 70 Great Britain concerning reu-
trial commerce 50 far has achieved no
result Also, thus far nothing has
happened in England in the Baralong
case.
Thus, IL is a case Of proceeding
gently with England, haughtily with
Germany and with unceremonious bru-
tality toward Austria Hungary.
rs Mr. Wilson, personal reelection
policy a policy Of tradition? will the
American people agree 20 brand Of
international politics which sccommo-
dates itself 10 the personal interests Of
man who happens at the time TO be
PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
AUSTRIA UPHOLDS
SINKING OF ANCONA
Continued from page I

ing the army, but disavowal OF an act Of
an Austrian naval officer is hardly think
able in any but abnormal circum-
stances, ! am certain that IL would have
TO be a very extreme case, indeed,
which could justify in the eyes OF all
Austrians any humiliation Of naval
officer at the behest Of foreign power
The American note relating to the
Ancona has not yet been published by
the Austrian newspapers; hence the
contents Of the note are known only
to a few Of the most prominent officials.
One of the leading men in Vienna has
summed up the situation for The Asso-
ciated Press as follows:
"My position requires me TO keep in
close touch with public sentiment, and
there is no doubt what that sentiment
ais. Whether the United States breaks
off relations with Austria-Hungsry
rests entirely with her.
america could not injure US much
more as an open enemy than she has
already done. She has supplied NUM-
tons of war to our enemies, and, be-
yond doubt. has prolonged the war
which otherwise would have been over
long since. Our diplomatic and con-
sular officers there have been shame
lessly harrled and prosecuted and nave
been grossly insuted by the. press.
The Entente has recruited soldiers on
American soil, submarines are con
structed in American shipyards. 1t
is true that only parts are made ana
taken into Canada for assembling, but
the result is the same. A great num-
Der of Americans are fighting with the
French and British armies.
ave have not been able TO communl-
cate with our Ambassador in cipher,
because America forbids it, although
the American Ambassador can use
cipher.
Note Called Open Insult.
"Our side Of the case has not been
heard, and distorted reports from our
enemies receive full credence. Now
we have received note, couched in
terms never before addressed by one
nation to another, note couched IN
terms of open insult. America con
siders US bound by a former warning
delivered to Germany regarding SUB
marine warfare. That note was not
communicated to us and cannot be
considered binding on us: Austria
Hungary is not an appendix OF Ger
many. but sovereign state"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
Turkish Artillery Wrecks
Foes Bridges in GallipOli

Constantinople. Dec. 15.-The War
Office gave out this statement:
Our artillery successfully bonn
barded the enemy's positions near
Anafarta, and hostile ships near
Kemikle, Limsn. compelling the yes
sells TO withdraw Near Ari Burnu
there has been mino-throwing activity
and rather violent though inter
mittcnt artillery duel. Near Sedd-
ul-Bshr there has been bomb and air
torpedo lighting. Our artillery shellod
a hostile howitzer battery and blew
Up its munition depot.
Monday there was violent bomb
sighting against our trenches In the
centre. Our artillery successfully
ahelled the enemy artillery positions
and destroyed a blockhouse and two
bridges across the Kereviz Dcrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
RUSSIANS NOT NEAR SWEDEN
Official Denial Given to story Of Big
Foroe a. Border.

London, Dec. ia dispatch from
the Pctrogrsd sefni-oficial news agency
received here says:
"Oficisl denial 10 given 10 reports
recently published in Swedish news
papers Of Germsnophile tendencies 70
the effect that Russian troops, 100, 900
strong, are gathering on the Swedish
frontier The Official statement making
the denial says.
This report. the source and intent
Of ghfch II IL not necessary 20 explain,
Ike other news Of this character, is
merely specimen Of The fsnciful and
maleyolent inventions OF enemies Of
the Entente powers|" .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
FEARS DELAY ON WARSHIPS
House Committee Reports Sixty More
Draughtsmen Needed at Once
Prom the Tribune Bureau.]

lfTpn I6 AIADuI- DHrsAfl
Washington, Dec. 15.-The House
Appropriation Committee has been in
formed that unless az least sixty new
draughtsmen are authorized for the
Navy Department there will be de-
lay Of six months or year in the
preparation OF plans and specifications
for any new types of warships that
may be authorized AZ the present SEES
sion. Officials estimate that the men
will average $500 a year, making
necessary deficiency appropriation OF
more than 100000.
An unusual situation has arisen TINS
year because of the large number OF
new types recommended by Secretary
Daniels Normally the same types arc
continued from year 20 year. with te"
changes, except in battleships, but TINS
year the Secretary has asked for yes.
sells of type never before constructed
for the American navy.
The draughting force In the Bureaus
Of Steam Engineering and Construc-
ton and Repair is already working
overtime on routine work. Work on
the types that are almost certain 10 be
authorized will be begun at once, but
Secretary Daniels believes it is useless
to draw plans for battle cruisers, scout
cruisers and battleships until Congress
has passed the navy bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16

Paris, Dec 15.--Frsnce, in common
with Great Britain. Russia. Italy and
Belgium, has recognized the Carranza
government in Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
Republicans to Hear Smith.

William Alden Smith, United States
Senator from Michigan, will address the
meeting Of the Republican County Com
mittce tonight. Tribute will be paid
the late Abraham Gruber by members
~ the committee following the presen-
tation Of a resolution deploring has
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
FRENCH STOP SPANISH SHIP
No Passengers Taken OF When Cruiser
Descartes Makes Search.

San Juan. Porto Rico, Dec. 15.-The
Spanish steamer Martin Saenz, of the
Pinillos Line. from Barcelona TO Gulf
Of Mexico ports, was stopped this morn
ing Eve miles of the Porto Rioan coast
By the French cruiser Describes
No passengers were taken of the
liner BIZ the warship,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
CARRANZA TO WAR
ON TYPHUS GERM
Mexican Delinquents Must Battle,
Is Edict; if Not, Police Will
DOuse Them.

Mexico City, Dec. 15.-Characteriz-
ing the epidemic of typhus fever which
has been raging in Mexico City for
some time as "most grave and alarm
ing" General Carranza to-day made
public the drastic plan he has started
for combating a further spread Of the
disease. Among the preventive meas
ures which will be inaugurated immedi-
ately is the establishment of corps
of special sanitary police, working
under the orders Of the Federal Board
of Health, who will oversee the clean
ing of every public and private build
ing in the capital and the surrounding
towns.
Public baths and barber shops will
be established, and persons Of unclean
appearance will be forced to battle and
change their clothing. Fresh garments
will be furnished free by the govern
ment. The sale of alcoholic liquors is
10 be absolutely prohibited, and public
places Of amusement are 20 be disin-
fected daily and forced TO close az II
o'clock each night.
tnclean persons, no matter what
their social class, will be denied ad-
mission 10 streetcars or other public
vehicles. Heavy penalties in fines or
imprisonment are TO be applied TO all
who fail TO comply with the sanitary
orders.
II was estimated on November 2S
that there were 1900 cases of typhus
in the federal district and neigh boring
towns. The death rate exceeded 1870
persons day.
The japanese colony organized a pa
rade to-day TO celebrate recognition
by the United States, Japan and other
nations Of the Carranza government
and the establishment of peace in
Mexico" Nexicsns were invited 20
Join in the demonstration. After the
parade a reception was held at the Jap
anese Club.