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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

Mrs. G. w. Pollock is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. E. j. Robinson.
Come to Brandon next Tuesday at
/ 80 o'clock to hear the good roads
speakers.
Roy L. Fox left yesterday for Louis
vile, Miss, to spend few days with
homefolks and friends.
Mrs. Henry Purvis has been very III
for several days, and very little hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
Prof. James Buchanan went to Hat
tiesburg Tuesday, where he will spend
few days visiting his brother, Will
lam.
J. M. McBeath, chairman Mississippi
State Highway Commission, will speak
at Brandon next Tuesday at / 80. Come
out and hear him.
Misses Margie and Trix Maxey will
leave tomorrow for Rosedale, where
they will teach during next session,
which opens Monday morning.
One important news item that we
failed to chronicle last week was the
arrival of fine boy baby in the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas A. Cox.
Masters Pat and Wood Henry, who
have been spending some time very
pleasantly with their grandparents,
Major and Mrs. Pat Henry, left last
Tuesday morning for their home at
Monticello, Ark.
j. R. Corley, prominent oil man who
has been in the Texas and Louisiana
fields for some time, came home this
week and purchased tract of land
near Brandon, where he hopes little
later on to find several gushers.
Judge William Watson has purchased
tist church, and will move to 1t this
week. L. 0. Gayden, who has been
living there for some time, has moved
to the home of his daughter, Mrs. G.
O. Robinson.
Chancery court meets next M onday.
Our friends who have had publications
made in The News are again reminded
of our iron clad rule to collect on deliv-
cry of proof of publication. A strict
compliance with this rule will save i'm
barressment upon the part of all parties.
The News notes with much pleasure
the continued Improvement of Rev. and
Mrs. Wayne Sutton, of Florence, who
have both been very i'll for several
weeks. Mrs. Sutton is able to be ur
again, and Mr.. Sutton is rapidly i'm
proving, and his many friends hope that
he will soon be able to be up and with
them again.
Mrs. w D. Ragland went to Jackson
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Bingham. nee Miss Eugene Lowther,
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. I.
Lowther, who died Monday afternoon
at her home at Carrollton, Miss, the
remains being brought to the family
burying grounds at Jackson for inter
ment.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
The drinking of an abundance

The drinking of an abundance
of water will prevent appendi-
citis, because appendicitis is the
result of constipation and consti-
patton is the result of insufficient
bile and insufficient supply of
LIQUIDS. That's what an ex-
change says, anyway. If any
body wants any further reasons
they'll have to go elsewhere
for we're not here to run the
doctors out of business.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
A dearth of local news ofte]

A dearth of local news often
leads to murmurs on the part of
those who prize local gossip above
all else, and it is not all the fault
Of the publisher. Any live pub
Usher will not fail to give all the
local news worthy Of note, there
fore when the local department
is short you should not rail at the
editor, but remember you might
have committed suicide, got mar
ried, quarreled with your neigh
Dor, stole chickens, let your team
run away, or done q hundred
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
The Greatest Danger.

According to Mr.. Carnegie, the
very gravest of the dangers that
beset young men who aim at sue
cess in business is the habit of
Intoxicating liquors. He says in
his book, "The Empire of Busi-
ness. !"
''The first and most seductive
peril, and the destroyer of most
young men, is the drinking of
liquor. | am no temperance lee
turer in disguise, but a man who
knows and tells you what obser-
vation has proven to him; and |
say to you that you are more
likely to fail in your career from
acquiring the habit of drinking
liquor than from any or all of the
other temptations likely to assail
you. You may yield to almost
any other temptation, and re-
form-may brace up, and, if not
recover lost ground, at least re-
main in the race. and secure and
maintain a respectable position.
But from the insane thrust for
liquor escape is almost impossi-
BILE. | have known but few ex-
ceptionS to this rule.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

We are in receipt Of an able
speech from our old friend, Sen
ator Vardaman, on the Secret
Caucus. We really thought that
Jeems had long since forgotten
that hair bristling former head
liner asheseems to have forgotten
the repeal of the fifteenth and
modification of the fourteenth
amendments. -Indianola Tocsin.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

Did you ever notice that to-
bacco is always clean ? If a man
drops a piece of meat, no matter
how clean the floor may be, he
will either give it a kick or pick
it up and lay it to one side. He
will never eat it. But let him
drop his plug of tobacco on the
ground and no difference how
dirty the spot where it fell, he
will pick it up and give it care
less swipe on his coat sleeve or
on the bosom of his pants and
then take a chew with greater
relish than ever.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
CHAMBERLAIN'S CHOLERA
COLIC AND DIARRHE
REMEDY.

This is a medicine that every
family should be provided with.
Collie and diarrhea often come on
suddenly and it is of the greatest
Importance that they be treated
promptly. Consider the suffer-
ing that must be endured until a
physician arrives or medicine can
be obtained. Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy has a reputation second
to none for the quick relief which
it affords. Obtainable every
where.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
Fresh bread Mondays and
Thursdays at w. G.. Barnes.
Good Roads Meeting.

Hon. j. NJ McBeath, chairman Mis-
sissippi State Highway Commission,
and Hon. H. S. Howard, chairman Good
Roads Committee of the Mississippi
Travellers, and large number of pub
lie spirited citizens from Meridian and
other places will be in Brandon at l 80
o'clock, Tuesday, September 26th, to
discuss good roads. All the people in
this country should attend this meeting,
as Mr.. McBeath is good speaker and
will give an Interesting talk along the
line of good roads.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
MACHINERY & LUMBER co
BRANDON, MISS.

much on the husband as it does
upon the wife. We are often
told that in every true and ideal
marriage both husband and wife
must learn to bear and forbear.
In every home where happiness
exists theremust be perfect trust.
confidence and. love between the
husband and wife. There are
two kinds of sunshine in the
world, and both quite necessary
the one which is caused by the
suns shining outdoors, and the
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

Either run a town with a vim,
or just sell out and loaf. One
thing must be done-run the
town for all that it is worth, get
up steam and keep it up. Do
you want trade Bid for it. Do
you want business to come to
your town (? Encourage what
you have. Do you want a pros
porous town Then never per-
NIT the jealousies to rule your
actions, but work together for
common prosperity and mutual
benefit.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

other by it's shining in our hearts.
Happy homes abound in the heart
sunshine. and whether it shines
without or not. there is naught
but brightness within the doors.
1t is the loving deeds, the CHEEKY,
helpful words. and the kindly
thoughtfulness, that each mem
Der of the family shows toward
the others that m axes an ideal,
happy honae-a perfect heaven
on earth.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

A New York Judge last week
fined a man $40 for kicking his
mother. Then he cut the fine to
SIS when he found out it was only
his step-mother he kicked. If it
had been perfect stranger the
court would have given the de-
fendant an honorable discharge.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

A Philadelphia man, six feet
tall, has asked for a divorce from
his wife, who is five feet tall, on
the ground of cruelty. The judge
laughed at him. Evidently the
Judge was not married man or
he would have known better.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
VIM. WATSON. AND FAMILY.

Fresh goods at R. E. Gayden's.
Cheese, oatmeal. maccaroni,
grapenuts, cornfiakes, apples,
pineapple, grated and sliced,
chocolate, Bakers coco, peanut
butter, onions, navy beans, peas
and potatoes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
Meeting of Teachers Association

The Rankin County Teachers Associ-
alton met at Brandon, Miss. Sept. 16,
1916. The following officers were elect
ed: Mr.. Monroe Ball, of Florence.
President Mr.. Roy Noble, of the A.
H. S., vice-President Miss Nell Rob-
erts, Secretary and Treasurer.
A motion was made and carried for
the Association to meet with Mrs. Webb
at Brandon, on Saturday, Oct. 14th.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
Order your celery from R. I
Gayden Saturday morning.
Brandon Gun Club Score.
Card of Thanks.

We take this method of rendering
our heartfelt thanks to our many friends
for their inestimable kindness and SYM
pathy during our recent bereavement.
We shall never forget this manifesto
ton of christian spirit, and shall always
feel most grateful to you.
With best wishes of Gods continued
graces upon you, we are,
Yours very truly,
VIM. WATSON. AND FAMILY.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21

Jimmie DO your folks ever
have family prayers before
breakfast ?"
Bill-No; we only have pray
ers before we go to bed. We
amt afraid in the daytime. =
Farming Business.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-21
Chattanooga cane mills and
eVaporators at w. G.. Barnes.
Marriage Licenses.

L. D. Mcbride and Cassie Bowman.
w. J. w. Thorn and Emma McGowen.
Jim D. Davis. and Mary Ella Long.
COLORED,
Louis Minor aud Matte Jones.
Vernon Ross and Ada Keyes.
William Bennett and Fay DoraW Wesley.
Davis Rawls and Ruthie Harrison.
Charlie Hill and Essie Lou Givens.
| will buy your cotton seed at
top market price.
j. III. RICHARDSON.
Brandon Depot, Miss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Der 1sailcr bctct am
Sarge Sralts JoiepRs!
@esen einer GrfGltnns fOnnte bcr
WiOnardJ ieOud nidlt Srm &ei'
6enbesdnsuiiie bleibeu.

gtnlIteroout, 30. gtop., ilber Con.
bon. = Cine ofiioielle 8erIineE Ge.
peide beiagt, 6aB Der oeutide aai,
fer geltern uaanltttog in 8ien elm.
eetrotten lit, bic Staot aber idon
Die0er eegen abeno berIoHen bobe,
9a Der 3oiier etlp1s erfdltet lit. be,
itanOen ieine 2eibdr5te oorouf onb
er ni6t an. Dem Acknowledgements
teilnebnle. "
Ser Oeittide Serri9er nber BE-
itano bqraut baB CT einen lebteu
Bid nuf Die 3iigc ieines treucu
8erbiinOeten perfe rno li9 bon inn
1af immer berabi9iece. gntbI0Bten
Saliptes itono er an Der gabre iei.
nes beritorbenen b6tcrli9en 6reun-
oes, legtc etneH &ron5 auf Den Sar.
fopbog ltno berrihtete elm titles @e.
BET. &aiier 8ilbelm per6ot ii6 ei-
men offi3ieaen Gntpfane. 8dbrenS
oes cages mar Ct Der @nit oes ani-
iers &arl. gr eriu1te oieien, 10.
baIO oIS m0gIia Die 5rort 6u be.
iitdet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

2onoon, 90 g2ob. = 0ie &bei-
Mid. .8eItpbdlilde 3eitrn9 legt IN
einem belitieen 2eitartifel Die
Souptprin8tpien Der oeutihen Srie-
oensbeoingungen bar. Snoem Dors
ansgeIAidt miro, Dob cine glus.
Iobnung 5pil6en 9eutihlnlo uno
oelien ipeItli9en 5einoen nienalS
Itottfinoen fam. mas ou6 Der
&eidsfon5ler einieben nuib, beiBt es
in oem 9Lrtifel metter: llnier @n0=
5iel lit bonn 8eiten aus big gum
Sseon bor5lloringen; tuer ii6 unS
entgegenItellt, miro 5eridhuettert
9luf Die Gage i'm 8alfan Sll fpre=
den fonlnero, iagt bic genannte
3eit1tng: oDem Sieger Die 8erte;
mas ibn in Die SdnOe fdat, bebaIt
erl"
lle6er ben 8erlult 0es 0elitibet
&olonial6eitses beiBt es in oielem
9lrtifel: ,,SoIIte es uns ni9t eelin-
gen, oeniel6en 8uriif5uerobern Damn
Itfto Die fron5oiifden SroDin5en, bic
mir in 9eiis bdbet 3meimol 10 biel
pert, ais oieier, uno mir iuerOen itns
an 6ronfrei9 ldnolos balten. 2oi-
let uns oen 6ran3oiett tdglif iagen,
0aB ieoer BON inns eroberte Sub
brett 2onoes lnier lit uno bleiben
miro. 8eIeien8 megen brau6en mir
peiter fem 8ort au berlieren; mir
beDiirfen 3utritt gum Gngliiden &os
nal nno mir beoiirfen antperpens.
@er iirtmer 8elgien baben mta, mag
es bon ms bolen.
Die &beinil6 -8eltpbdliihe 3ei-
ttng bertpeiIt gum SdluIIe ibres
glrtifels bornitf, onB england leih-
ter onSugreifen ilts ols gtuBlunO,
lun6 bob 2on0on cher 5erftort iper.
ben fam, aIg 0iostan; bic Ser
It0ritng Wtosfnus oiiroe Strome
bon 9hit foIten, oieienige 2onoons
fpltet nltr 5orpeOos. p8ir baben
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"VaeVictis" "--Oenl
sieger bic Stntt!
Die tsbeinil9 toeitpRdliiGc 5citnne leot m
cittem ccitartikcI Nic GcMti6cn
SticSensbcGinoMn9en Sar.
Srankret4s aieSerwerfnne, SreiRcit 0er ,ileers.

feline pbontoItiiden Tr6itne uno
traqen uns feinesmegs NIT Dem @es
banten, Die Melt 5u erobern. Gas
ocutIde 8iirgertltu lit nod nidt
reif genug, Die @elt 5t beuteiIterp
ltnO ein @cltreid oI regiereit. Bir
mollen ilno fonnen nid,t Oos britilhe
Heid 8eritoret aber Der nieoriglte
Mobitab oe1ttlder 5rieOensbeDingun.
gen lit cine noIlitdn0ige 9lieDeruer-
flung 6ranfreidls I'M @eitelt lin0
5reibeit Der oertiden sSlngge auf
ollen Meeren."
Cine 9lntteromner Depeidle an
Die Sines be5eihnet Den 9lrtifeI Der
Gbeiniib- -@eitpbaliihen 9eititng ols
ben benerfensiperteiten, Der nod iii
irgeno einer nn0eren oettiden Sci.
tltng eridienen lit uno in lDeIheil
ouf Die oettti6en 6rie0eitsbe0ingufts
gen 8e3ug genouulen miro. Dic
9epeibe beiagt ferner, on3 Die 3eiy.
tltng oas W1unoltiid 0elhloyes @rofs
iliOuitrieIler lit, 0erel giifluB ii1
i'm goit5en 9elttiben gteid) geltcno
ntnft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
ucilc prctcitc iatc0e1t
Scr ,,0rmcn Bcl9ier",

8oi6ington, 20. geob. - 8it
8unoesregierllng beobfibtigt, BEL Der
oeuti6en 3egierung lpegen Der 9e.
portation Der belgii6en 8ipiLbepol.
ferung nod Qelti4lano neue @or.
iteIlungen ait erbeben. sSn tpel6er
5orm oieielben gebalten tperoen iol.
lem lit ie6o6 nod nidt beItimnlt
cod miro mall beriuAerL oieielbeu
lptrtiam 81 maiden, obne cine Span.
ming Der 8e3iebungen 5lpii6en bel
ben 21noern 6erbei8ufilbren.
Ser omerifaniibe @eiHGftstr1ger
IN Berlin @jrep bat bereits Dor eini.
ger 3eit in inforneller 8eiie ben
Sal Dem oertiden 4usDdrtigen
ault borgelegt 1tno oaruuf bingefpie.
fen, 0oB Die Deportation Ser belgi.
iden 3ibilbeb6ltertlnd nuf Die feli.
trnlen 2dil0er, beIoroers ouf Die
Ser. Studtei1 eiucn bodJft lingiiniti.
gen Gin0ruf MAIDEN mitBtet. sSr1
ser ooronf erteilten glote, iueIht
iebt na6 81ibington itftteriuegs lit,
neiit Die oelltihe &eqieritrQ oorditl
BIN boB bic Geportiernttg cine uili-
t1rii1e 9eotipenOigteit lei uno in
llebereillItinln1tng nit ben 8e0in.
gnngen oeS i1tternntionolen @eiebes
betreff5 Der 9ebonolung Der 8ebol.
feruna In eroberter 21noern Our6-
gefiibrt lperoe.
9}otidafter @eruro, Der in ben
nd6iten 9a9en auf Ieinen 8oIten
8uriiffebrt, ptr6 oorber nod cine
ldngere 8eiprc9itng nit Dem 8rGIi-
oenten bnbeL in peIder oieier ibnl
ieine gIniid5ten betreffs oeg sSoIles
nu8einonoerleben miro. { Serr 2dn.
ing ioIlte 5nerit ettntnl BEL Der rui-
iii6en Reaieruna lpegerl Der Sort
i6Ieppung BON etipa 10000 rngIild-
liden 8eipohnern 0itpreltBens, iiber
6eren SdidioI man nihts neiB,
boriteaig iperhen.)
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Die hleiften tlitter Sen
Nuiierten Hagen!
Grflarsn iidj in beiOnOcrrr gefprr-
dung NIT Der linen erteilteu
SebaHOIun8 un5nfrieOen.

Berlin 30. 0eoo (SSiufcnoepe.
i6e.) sSSn einen 8eridt Der ,@oi.
|Iii9en 3eitltng ilber cine Aonfe.
ren8, ipelhe Die gertreter Der ali.
ierten gfegiertngen filr5lis9 ii Cd
Iris nbeebaIten Dnttcn Aeibt d. nnB
Der &onfereit3 eitle itifornle1e @e4
ipredung iiber bic aagelnefite Gage
gefolgt mar, an ipel9er Die 8ertrc
ter Der fIeifler Stnaten teiInabnlea.
Sci Oieier 8cipredung battrr,
ipie eS lpeiter beiBt Die Gertratar
8eleiens, Serbiens, 9tcntenegros
uno StoLiens ibren bitteren @efiib
len iiber Die @crtdngeriing 6es sfries
ges iomie iiber Die Ni1tbea9titng Der
@iini6e Der fIeineren Stnaten ofIe1
Iusorltd gegebcn.
Gin friiberer portligielfiAer W4is
nilter gab Die Grfldr1lng ab, 0aB es
fir 8ortugal mett beiier eeIDeieil
Iein ipiiroe, Denn e8 Sen Gntente.
WG1hten gegenltDer ellle iDnblipDlleftP
De geutralitdt beipabrt bobe1 iDiir-
De, lulo oaB Der arieg Yortligol
nollig rlliniert. Die Gertreter an
Oerer fleiner 5taten beidluertet iid)
oariiber, Dab lic aif oie algeIieinc
8olitit Der @ntelite Obne ieDef Gin
fluB leien uno ingtcn, ooB es fit
Die neutralcn 9a16te cine 51ntod)
mare, ooB oieIelben feline 9Enaretls
gltngeu ntadteib Ben 5rie0en berbei.
altfitbre1, ionoern nur DnHaH trad.
teter, Reihtltrn au eriperben.
S6lieBli6 beiAlojien bic fIpincn
9addte, 0ieie informellen geiprr.
dungen in fl1r5en 3lDiiGcriraumeit
5u ipieber1olen. Me0er Beatnte.
8oti6nfter, nod 3eitlngsnertreter
iuaren augelaIiatt iuor0ef, nlld luns
ren feine offi5ieIlen ginlabungen ST
0ieier 8eipre6urg erloilen iuDr0efl
oa, pie Der @ertreter StaItens iagte,
Oies auf Die 0roBnddte Der gr-
terte einen unliebinulen Gtn0ruI
ma6en iuilr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Brifeitkrcil5er ,,1ietr
Cattle" ucrlenkt!

Berlin, 80. 9lob. (Syunten6cridt.)
- Die llcberieeiIhe 0ladri6ten.
agentnr neI6ct, oob Der britiidle
areu3er 4ep Cattle an Der Dim,
oung oes 5irtb Of 6ortb, SdOttlono
nuf cine gline ronrtte iinO Derionf,
3iuei arloere arenaer iuoren, als iid
Die Rnfoitropbe ereianetc, in Oer
ga1bc unO Dir'en geInng cs. einc
groBe gln5abl Der Mnnnidoft bon
Der geeiu gaitie al retten. 5ieben.
lrno5ipan5ig Monn Der 8eiablmg ia.
men llnls 2eben uno Az ipurOen ber.
mlln0et.
Soipeit mie man in Gtfabrnng
bringen foin bet Die britiide Mari.
ne iu1breno hieIes Strieges 12i
S9iffe nit 567950 GonnengcboIt
einaebiiFt.
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Deftkrnal ceatIcber
GifttpamSeril1t0!
Ser erfte Spateaitif fir SaS ga
Iturims-Senfinal in Germantown,
3D., bat itattsefnnben.
(Sonoerberi6t Der nGGgliden 9mo-
ba Sribilnc }

y
bo &ribiinc".)
8bilooelp9ia, Ha., %. 9ob. =
2esten 0onner8tag norgen boIl5oq
Iih I'M 8ernon 8orf in @erman.
tolpn, Der %. 8aro Der Stoot Sri.
IaoeIpbio, in itr0menoem gfegcr
cine fleine, ober bod beoelttulig8.
boae sSeier: Ser critic 5patenitid
fir oos BoItorius- -Ge,ltmol, 0os Sea.
tional -Monumetlt au Gbren Der 0ellt-
ihen @iiupoitoerung.
Die ,GonlttiIlion Of Sine grts"
tpel1e bel oIlen 9enfudlerr, bic,
mie oas in @ermantopn, cine Sc.
ipiIliglng oes aorgreHes erbnIter
baben, lcbr piel 8u iogen bat III
fir Die Qlusludbl oeS 9lotes a1i
oem 9arf bernntiportli6. Cir me-
niger giinitiger tonrte nidt geflrnoeu
Imeroen.
0oS 0enfIna[ miro in elmer ari
9reied eineetlenlnt iein, oeiIen ei,
ner Sbenfel bon Der ar6iteftoniidJ
boaig idnltdloien 2GngSieite oca
@ebduoes Der goung 8omen'a
gbriItinn 9liiociation gebiloet miro,
in1brene Der flr8e in Der Seiter.
pono Der @ermontpipn 5yreibiblio-
tbet beitebt nrO Die 8aiis Dur1 Ell
nen Der @eee gegeben miro, bic
Dur6 Den Borf uno our German.
tolpn 2lnente fitbren.
Die sgontn,iIiipn Of Sine gtrts"
Iiebt Die 9elltiden ni9t; oas bal
iie i6on mebrmols belpieien uno
aeigt es inlnler pieoer BET Der 8e.
honblung, nel6a fie heutiher <tiii
uno oelltihen ailnitIern angeoeiben
I6bt.
Ser Direftor oes |tootilaen 9e.
partements Der offentli1en 8erfe.
Serr @eorge 6. 9ateSmon, Ser ItoI5
ouf ieine boIIig oeuti1e gIbitom-
uulng lit, COB jeood Die 8erii6e,
rilng, Bob 0urdl geeienete @arten-
onlngen unn @ournpfloi3urlaen Elm
etpos ipiiroieerer Sintergrlno fir
oas 9sotional- Ocnfnol Oenti6er Gin
Danoerilne ecidoffcn tperoen tpiiroc.
0osielbe miro aln 9firgitnoatog.
ben 28. Nioi, elttbiiIit iperOen. Der
alisfiibrenoe BiIObuuer, Serr 9lIbert
SSSGgcrs in Stem gorf. bot Die grbei=
ten beiitnbe boELen0ct. Dos Dent
(ssortletlnaa ouf 5eite ID
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Nmcrikas .Jntcrclic
an Sem 1srieoc!
y5bne amerifnniidc 1lnnitipn luare
ncr &ricg 81 GuOr,4 iagt Der
SaiID GBrUnielc.

2on6on, 20. gtou. syr einen
eoitoriellen glrtifel iDciIt Bic 8eihuig
9aiIp Chronicle Die Morning @oit
pegen oeren Sngriff auf Die Scr.
5toaten in bic 5dronfcn. Die
Morning goIt bntte lit @erbin0itna
nit ben aus slmerifa fcu1nen0en
6rieOensnabridten oarouf bermie-
len, DOB 9Jrnerifc itur iiiiotpeit syIi.
tereiie oil Dem Sriegr babe, oo "a
oabeieine Waolle Gelo berOiene. Ger
gbronicle beneunt Oiele sLenberltna
einen vbiILigen 5pott4 iino fiiqt BIN.
0u: uJaIlS bos omerifnnilhe sIls
tereile nidt Die JornI Der n@cIomo.
derei4 ongenomHtef bdtte. oonn
mare Der arieg inseIideriueiie Idlon
rnriiber, oa 0ie slIIiiertrn teine Mllis
nition utebr bnften, Inn oenleI5en
fortleheu gu fonneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Siinfsc9n S@iffe I'M
"a StmnSen tcrpeHicrt!
0entihe Sand6OOte bcrriaten ein
idOnes Stiif ylrbeit in
obIger 3eit.

2onoon, 20. 9too. DeittIhc
Sau6boote baben bonn Wlontoe oiti
9ienstag inncrbalb "a Stunoen
nidt weniger ols Is 5abr3euge gum
0treresgruno bef0roert, Oarlinter Den
amerifaniiden 2or1pfer ygbenuine"
iiber Oeiien 8erierttune beridtet
ipuroe. Inter Den Deiteren Ia
0pfern befinocn iid 5 enelGnoer
unO sipei 5ronsoieiL tpdbreno Der
9ieit aus Story prn @rieAen itno
8dnen beitebt.
3as oGniid1e Dompfidiff .8iI[e.
NOES" ioG BON ben 9eltlden eefo-
pert porOen fein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Sr0tl5. Arbcitcr
cticQla9cit Gbineicn!

Berlin, 90. Sob. (sSunfenoepc-
ife.) 2out einem glrtifel Ser
,.gleue 3iirider 9eitrtng" fino Chine.
len ipel1e bon Der fran86iiiden 4e-
oierung iulpottiert iuurocn INN in
@lnitionsfnbrifen gu orbeiten nuii
ooielbit ehellfoas angeiteIIten fran.
5oiilden 9rbeitern in Streit geraten,
Der 8u hIutieen Sdtlidfeiten altsor-
tete. Gin Gbineie ipuroe eet0tei
uno mehrere onoere berlest. Die
garaden Der Gbineiei merOen iebi
bon Iruppen teiundt. Der 8orf1II
creignete fih ouf ben Greiioct Ner.
ten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
1scine Spilr BON 11iniilz
ltltH 1sIailcnlcntbc I!

2incoIn, 99ebr., 30. gtop. 9ie
9unOesinipeftpren, melhe nuf Ole bci
@aunrta eeIedcne giand bon s. 81.
3obertion cntinnbt poroen narcn,
inn llnteriuhungen iiber Die orgeb-
lid imter 6cir oortiaen Gieb ous-
gcbrodenen Maul- uno alouen Seu-
dc llnterludaun1en onSuiteqerL ia.
ben bierbcr bcrihtet, oob iie bisber
aud nidt Die aeringite Splir, ipeIhc
ouf Oieie flirdtbare giinoerfronfbeit
bin0eutct. gcfiinoen bnben. aIler.
oines lino Deridieoene 6tiid @ieb
bon ciiier Strnnfbeit befollen. meIhe
init Der 5euhc eiite Acbnlidfeit bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
OcMticbes Slno5cllg
abscI6cHcn!

2onbon, 80. g1ob. - Gin abnti.
rnIitdtsberiht bcia9t. Ger 8efebls.
bobcr in 9iintirden iit bon Der
fronaoiiiden 9eb6roen in 8etntilis
.geiebt poroen, ooB 9ienStog mad.
nlittog Elm acrpplan ubgeItboiIer
muroe, an beiien 8or0 ftd] 8ipei Wta.
rineleutnontS befou0et in oeren Be
iib man cine geuoue aarte 2onoora
iafl0.