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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
e. EE!;lpfpanie anf Der
:, mtltlidbell Tront!
StaIiener MAIDEN einen Nngrtff anf
WtOnte San Nti1ele, tDcrDen
jcDO1 3nriidgeidlagen!
anneu MAIDEN bel Grserum srpRe striegsbeute!

glmltetoant, Is. 5rbr. - gluf oem
wejtlidlen ariegSi6ouplas l9eiiit ee-
Itern berbGltltsm1Big 9tube ge.
berridlt 5l 9aben, oenn lDe0er Berlin
uoh 4oris nelOeu etnas pon 8e.
lang. Sen in oieien Gn9en non Den
5rou5olen itnO griten nit idnmer-
lidem Grfolg itnternonlinenen Qlir6-
brudsperiuAen inn 8eiten l9einen
i'm nl8erteinen G1nlidc Bldne 5lt
@rrll0e eelegen Su baben ipie Der
groBen Gffemipbeme9ltng I'M SCRIPT
9ei0e Utalc bn6en Die 6ron5oien ino
GugIGlloer gleih3eittg bel gpern unO
IN Der Champagne a1gegriffen. 8ie
OcutIfen Stellllugen in gtorbfrnnts
reid uno g8citflanoern babe1t Die
5ornl eines re6ten 8infeIs, oeren
cine Seite bon Der aiiite bis in Die
@cgeno BON Gontpiegne reiAt, nab.
rcu0 bic au0ere iid bon bort bis
nam 8er0un eritredt. 9urh einen
gIeid8eiiigen 2lngriff iiiolid BON
gpern gegen ole @eitieite ilno in Der
Gbun1pogne gegen Die Subtitle Der
Oeutihen 2inicn iollten nabrideins
lid bic betOen Geiten oes 8iilfels
0urhbrohen mer0en. git Grfolg
bdtte alio oie iGnltlifen 8ipiiden
ibnen befitoliden oelltiden &ruppen
abeeidliitten unO un5ingelt. Ser
glon 6eigt 5peifellos cine geipiiie
@roB3iigi9feit, Oem es bnloelte itd
babel nm uihts geringeres, ais Die
Geuti6en nit einem 5dllnge ans
ocnl gan5cn croberten @ebiet 8lriif.
5lnDerfen. gs lam ober olib bier
iDieoer NAL onoers, ais man iuoIte.
syn Der Champagne boben Die 9elit-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
9lnFlanb 6ridDt nit ssifita.

Berlin, Is. sSebr (5unfen6eri6t)
Son 0tailono miro genleIoet, ,0aB
91tBlano ie0en 8erfe6r nit 0em a0.
nig gtitita lmo ieiner 9e0ierlmq
a6ge6rodlen bnt. Der rnIIiid)e sc.
ionotc, Der iif init Oen ii6rigen g2tt,
glie0ern oes oiplOmotiif,en aorbs
ON montene9riuiiben Sofe bon Set.
tinie nad s5taIieu beQe6en bat, lit
a6berufen moroen, un6 Die &apeQelt
Der ruIiiiden G1eater ioQeu oen Be-
febl erbaIten baben, Die montenegro.
lliidc gtationaIbDnme nidt nlebr all
ipielen, oenu Der 3ar lit i6luer er.
tittert oariiber oaB iein SdiibIing,
itatt bis gum duBeriteu peiter 3ll
tmnpien ,Srieoan5urterbanoIltn
NIT Seiterrei6 nntniipfte mo Damn
nod 5rorlfreid au5tniif
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
(sine .feinen iSnnilie.

Smiu sails l5od4 Is. f5ebr. -
8eger @inbruhs lno Seblerei mur.
ben geitern filnf Eerionen einer etn-
5igen 5anilie SIT Iangiobrigen 3uft
boltSitrofeu bentrtciIt. s. itno Dies
5. 3. nos mo oeiicn @attnG oeren
beioe Sobue dul0 ein Stiefio9n. Die
bei0en griteren cr5ielten pegen Sch
lerei cine 5trofc pon 6 @tonoten
Bis 5 Sabre 3uft5ols uno Die Sob
lie pegen GtnbrufS cine IoIde bon
einem a5obr bis 10 Sabre 3udtbous
5lseiprodeu. Stint rnmiiuOige &in-
Der plir0en Dem &inoerbeiu III
8oiie GitD il6euuieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
NN
Warnung on ale
GirC6en in G6iC0Qu!
8Oli5ei mill iueitgeBenSes GDinplutt
gegen ale Stirdleit eIttoeft
lDahen.

Chicago, Sa., is. 6ebr. 9ie
Bieitge &oIi8ci bat an Die gnrftdlioc
oIler airden Ser Staot cine 9or-
nung ergeben Ioiien, oie airden
itreng gegen ntogIide attentate 5u
6enaden mlo al beibilBer. 9ieie
8arnlme lit cine 5oIge Der Inter-
iudung ii6er Die neril6te gergif.
tlug oe5 @r5biidofS Ddtnoerlein
tulO ieiner @dIte om porigen 8on-
nerstag olrG) ben &il6enhef Sean
Grones, Der ieit Dem 9lttentatsoer-
iud gefliidtet lit, u1O oeiien man
bisber ni6t babbaft peroen fonttte.
Sic BEL peridieoenen &allsiudlm-
gen 6eidlagnobmten 8rtefe uno
aorreiponoen3en ltellen 3lueife[lus
feIt, OaB pon elmer @ruppe 9[nur.
diiteu, welde it1 oSpntpatbi5er5"
nennelL cine oHti-flerifale Demon,
Itration aroBten 2}nBlta6es geplmt
lit, pel6e in Der 3erlt6rltitg alIeu
&irdeneigenttms, iorpobl 0ur9
9rauoItiftung mie ourd 8omben-
attentnte, gipfeIt. @iu5elbeiten iiber
Oieie @Idne mer0en bon Der &oli5ei
gebeim gebalten.
SSSn oem 3immer bes gefliihteteu
Grones nut0en Eldne mo gnt.
lpiiric BON airhen pieIer eroBen
Std0te geiln0eu, ELL 3eiden oafiir,
0nB Die 2dtigfeit ser 9lnardiiten
iid iiber Oas gnl3e ganO eritredeu
iolltc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
cOrO Ba(four ruff
Sen[atiOn 6erOor!
sObt Die 3eppeliue; Gnslanb ite6t in
Se3as auf sSlnsmeIen lpeit
binter 9eutidJlanO.

2on0otL Is. sScbr. 8euerfens
inert in Der 9ebotte inl britil1el
gdrIament iiber Die ariegsIag,
@nglonoS mar ouS rildbaltlpie @e
it1nonis Der 8ertreter Oes &ubinettS
oab Die SerboItntiie nidtS penigel
pie 5ufrie0eniteIleno iino. gluorelr
8onar Gam, StploniolIefret1r, u. s..
8alfollr, Griter 2or0 0er aoniroli.
tdt, iut0 $. S. Eennatlt, llnteritaats.
ietretdr oes GriegSantts, al(e iprn6er
III oieiem Sinne, betonten ieooh
OaB Die gfegierung alles in ibrer
&r1ften itebe1ne tue, i'm cine Belle.
rltng berbei5ltfiiDrcn.
Serr 8alfour rief cine gelpaItige
SenIation nit Der 8emerfltng ber.
Dor, @nglan0s gr6Bter 6ebler Dor
Dem Srieg lei Der gemeIell oaB es
it'd nidt cine 5lotte bon 2uftidif,
fen mad nent W}uiter 0e,ttiGlorDs
dugelegt babe. (0ie 0eiltlben Soud)-
boote, 3err Balfoltr, iiuo aud nidt
8u beradtenD @on8 beipnoers be.
oauerte er, ooB england nidt Elm
@eidmaoer bonn 3eppeltn-Gnp 8lr
babe. sol6e 2ltitidiffe
mitrOe @nglarlo 1ti6t iomobl 3u gln-
griffs- mo 9erteiOigungsolDeden,
ionOern in eriter 2inie I'M sSntereie
Der 5lotte unO au ionItigen Auftla-
rltngs3pefen Derlnen0et boben.
o3erartige 2uftidiffe~, iagte er
otpiir0en fir inns nobr-
cine iDitbtige &oLIe geipielt
bdben. Gs beitebt tein 3lueifel, 0aB
9eittidlauo ourd ben 9elit bon
3eppelinen einen groBen @orteiI bor
uHs poraus bat. Bir periu6en M
ier beites, bier abbiIfe 5u idoffen
lmo oas 8eri1ulltte nad5ubplen, ooh
mage i6 taum an Die 9iogliAfeit 3u
glau6eh 0oB mir Den 8oriprung Elm.
1olen fonnen, oo mir 5eBn Sobre 8u
ipat in oieie8 9iennen eingetreten
iino. @tuos ntllB ieood geiAebeii,
Imo mas getdn mer0en taniL miro
getan."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
gotidlafter N}arne rriianiert.

8aibington, Is. SSebr. = Ser
amerifaniihe gotidafter in 8etro.
arab, George Z. @arge, bat ieinet
gtbidie0 einaerei9t uno oas @eiud
puroe aud bonn 8r1ii0euten anqe.
ilonnnen. glIs @rln0 gab Der Bot
itaiter ieinen @eiunobeits5nItano
an Der 1lnter Sen Oienitliden Sin.
itrengun1en 0es lebten syabres lebr
peIitten botte. @2arpe iplroe bonn
Nciltlden glnspGrtigen gllnte iebr
fritiiiert, tpeil er bcm non ibm err
Darteten geriht iiber Die @efange-
ncnloger in 9iuBlnno 0urhans uid)t
ettiprod)en hotte IS bciBt nber,
naB feline Aboantrmg 5u Der &C..
ndnuten 9lnaeleeenbeit in feiner 9e.
siebuna Itehe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
Der sfnl( g3rnnhris

@aibrngton. is. 6ebr. gor
Dem Senots-aonlitee fitr @ciebes-
9tngcIcgrnbeitcu nabm gcItcru ons
8erbor itber Bic GlIolififotion non
9oui5 9. 9ranoeiS fir bas gItnt
eines @}itglie0es oes 8ml0eS Cher.
geridtS ietlten iSortgong. Ger
9iedtsampalt 0fooreiieIo Storp ppu
Bottom iprad iidl nabir olls, DoB
9ranoeis 5mar ein f1biqer rno ie6r
energiifer Malm. oab CT ieoodl
itrlpello5 itt ieitlen gtetboben uno
nidlt bertrallenSlpiiroi9 lei. 9ageaeli
nabm Sberrnan 6. gSbipple pom go-
iton Die &artei Don 8rnn0eis, Dem
er ein Mdes 3euanis ansitellte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
canling'S Beridjt
ii6er 1llegi@o!
Senat iuerOcn Satiadcn mitseteiIt,
bic sur 9Inerfeuneung Gar.
rau5a'S fiibrten.

8aibinatou, IS. 6cbr. - Stats
iefret1r &onling bat geltern Dem
Senat in einem l1ngeren S6rei6en
Die Serb1ltiiiiie uno Gatin1en allS-
einanoergeiett, ipeIAe 8r1iioent
8ilion beranlaBt babpn, Die 9fegie.
RING @arron5a's ilt N}erifp an5uer-
fenneu. Gs lit Oies cine 6olge Oes
if borigen @ionat ieiters oes Se-
mats geiaBten 9eidIuiies, 8rGlioent
8iIion Inn 0titteilllng oieier Cat
laden 5ll eriuheu.
9os 5hrei6eu befoBt itb MIR nit
aIlgeneinbeiten un0 gibt sic 3abG
Der ipd1reu0 Scr lebten ie68 Sabre
IN 01erito lulo AT oeIIen 8reu8e
9etoteten glmerifqner OIL. 9ie bom
Seuat geforoerten aoniltlarberiGte
il6er bic pnlitiiden @erbGItniile mO
@reigniiie III Iierifo iin0 ie0od) in
Dem 9erift nibt entbalten. Gem
Seuat tpltr0e itatt oelielt u1itgeteilt,
BOB cine 9eroffeutlidung oieier ge-
ri6te nidt rotiom iei, oa iie oer-
troltliden SSnbnItes ieien uiiO 0tit-
teil1u19en ettbielten, lpeI9e oen Sons
illtt Der Ser. Staaten pon oenieni-
gen auoerer 9legierlngep ebenfaQS
Dertronlid gentaht tpur0en.
lleber Die 6Gbigfeit luO @a6t
Garran5a's, feline @eripreduugen
betreffs S1utes Der 2eben un6 oes
@igentrlnS Scr g(usl010er boIten
SIT tonnett erflGrte Serr 2anIing
0o3 oeiien 9iegternilg, ipel9e 3ur|
3eit Der 9lnertennlrng 70 Gro3ent
oes gon8en 2anoes fontroIIierte, bent
2eben uno @igentlm anerifaniIder
8iirger alien n1oqltden SduB ons
9eoeiben lieBe. (Sin geiipiel 0ofiir
lit Oie fitr3li1e gtie0ermeBellmg BON
fat 20 @lmerif1nern trob 0es Der.
iprodenen Sfubes gnrrdnso'S.)
Plus Dem 8ertdt gebt berbor, 6aB
III 0ell S5dDfe1l 1918, 19l4 1t110 |
1915 IN 0terifo rs Entertainer &c
t0tet mur0etL gegen Az III 6pn Dor.
6ergeberoen orei sSahrer. 20 ante-
rifaitilde 3ibiliiten ftiib f6 goloa.
ten itno nGtrelto Der letter orei
Sabre oitf merifdniiden goOen I'M
gerInlf Der merifanilhen gluf. |
ltdnoe INNS 2eben gcfonnten.
8ie W2itteiIung mlroe BON Sena.
tor SOL fir lntgeniiaeno crflQrt,
neil Tie Die &oniiilarberidtc tir6t |
antbieIt, ipur0e ieoo6 ailf geranlai. .
lung oe8 Senators Stone, Gorfiber
oeS aon1itees fir ausipGrtiee 9(nge.
legen6eiten, unf Ben Gid qelegt, |
I'M ais offi5ielleS 0ofllment inn
Druf 5it erihcinen. SSSlt gfegier1tngS-
freiieu boift man, 0o3 phn Der Se.
not Der Romination BON Senrp
Brather-,Slether gum @einnoten in
Qierito feline Entertaining nift ber,
peigern miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
BiBt (ein 0er6reC6en
i'm e(e6tri(C6en Stu6(l
Sans SdmiOt, Der M0rOer glnna
9lnmiiIler's, mnrOc bcntc frii6
bingeridtet.

Sfiining, &c. g., IS. Sebr. -
Seute 81 friiber Wtorgenitunoe muir
Dc Der ipegen Grmor0nng BON Mnno
4umiiller 8um 1p0e berurtcilte fril-
bere oeittide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sans
59miot I'M Sing.Smg. 3udtbouie
bingeri4tet. gtodJ geitern abeno
idgte Sd)n1i0t. 0oB er 0os Wtdndel
nidt eruoroet batte, ioroern oos
6nsielbe on oen 6olgen elmer fri-
mineaen Operation geItorben iei.
Soften Sdrittes perlieB Der Gos
oesfanoioat ieine 3ea, oen 3mon5ig
026rDern oenen ebenfaQ5 Der elef-
trii6e StuBl minft, Elm ber66afteS
Gebelpobl 5urufeuo. Bfarrer Cabin
iomie Die 3udtbausbeolnteu. Die
5hmiot gum eleftrii9en Stlbl ge-
leiteteL poren eritnlut ilber oeIieu
9eber5tbeit, NIT melder Der Nor.
Der Dem giidtItubl ettgegeni6ritt.
al6 Der Gfarrer i9n. Oo8 arli5ifir
ent9egenbielt m0 i'm auffor0erte,
NIT ibm gelneiniau 0os lette 8ebet
5u ipre9en. antmortete S9uliDt NIT
oblDebrenOer @ebaroe: o@ine Oii-
mute, bite, bis id) Dos 9eiagt babe.
mas ih 5u iagen tpiinihel" grltannt
mihen ieine 5egleiter eincn Shritt
3uriid. mio 5AntiOt iagte. ,gnt
ihul0tgt meine pan0lungsmeiie Sd
m66te aber alle, Die id beleioigt
oocr in @HBfreoit gebrodt babe, uln
8er8eibung bitten; aud beraebe id.
allen, Die gegen mid gelilnDigt pa.
ben.
Ger 8farrer moIlte i'm in bertpei-
ielIoem Zone unterbreden lmo be.
gam lem @jebet nWtein SER ult6
meiu @ntt -"
5bmiot mieoerboltc Oieie gSorte
idnca orei @lal aber geoantrnlo8
nuo tubr oalm iort; aWiein lebter
t5e0anfe GILT melner 0iHtter. 5itte, |
gebt ibr melnen leBten @ruB. Gr lltl
filr iie. SD -"
a9tein Serr imO mein Soft bete.
te Der gricIter Sdnliof ipra4 oas
gan5e @ebet nod unO iette iid in
ben cIeftriitbcn Stubl. Damn tpur
DC Der cleftriihe Strom Dem Gorper
0es 0eltnquenten 3ugeiiIbrt uno Inn
5:59 mar Sdlniiot eine Sei9c. Ser
iroiiheu @ercdtigfeit mar Weniige
geleiItet ipor0Gt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
WaiIcn 1sruntSienlt tnn.

Garis, IS. s5c6r. Ger arie1s
miniiter General @aIlieni legte Oenl
sgr1iiOcntell Boiucare 3ur @enebnii.
flung eine GerorOnung Dor, nad
iueIdler fein Giii5ier oes oftipen
Scores, einerlei, iueIdeu @roO cr
Bal, einem Stabe anaeboren ioR, es
Del oenn. oa6 er felt Ssriegsbeaint
1liht iel6it oaS aoulman0o eines
kRrnppenf0rpers an Der 5ront mnl-
s5gitens orei Dlonate lang aefiibrt
sbdt, Goldle Gfii5iere Ser aftipen
slrmee, oie gegeuwdrtia in bent
f0ienit Der Std6e iteben un0 nod
Eiidt an ben 9ampien teil9enenunen
slaben. iperoen innrrboIb ied)s Nio.
|nnten nadl grIab Der gerorommg
s'iu aonlitan0D crbaIten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
Spaniftl IoA
Dfrmitteln!
%eriitdl, SeparatfrieOen smiidcn
Geitcrreidls slIngarn uHO Wion-
tcnear0 gersHitcllen.

2nnoon. IS. 6ebr. - 8erliner
3eitlmgen meloen, baB 0eiterrei6-
llngarn Die ipaniibe Aeaierltng ari-
geforoert babe, 5tuiiden Der 0lter-
reldtid)-ungariifeg lmD u1ontelle-
grntiId)en sltegieris;g Sipeds gEb-
idJIuIIeS eines Sepdratfrieoens 5u
permitteIn. Ole ipaniide Gegieruna
babe nod uidt sugeiagt Sic min
crit Die 2llliiat 6ranfreids itbcr
0icie Sade einhoLen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
AGiierte iu6e(n ii6er
Gr3erum's S 5aQl
9iniiiidc 3eititngen ia9en, Oak jest
audi aOititantinontl
6eOrO6t tit.

8etrogru0. Is. 15ebr. = Die 6ie.
iigen 3eitlngen iin0 il6er 0ie Gr-
o6erlua Gr5crunts boiler SSrcaOe.
Die u9topoe gren1Da" erfldrt, 0uB
oaOurb 0as gon5e fleittoiiatiide 81
ien6nbuteB in .ruiiiihe 6Gnoe ge,
iaQeH itn0 oeu Silrfen Der Stiib.
pluttt in aleinaiien gellouuneu
luur0e.
Ger usfetd Iagt ourd) SEN SAL
Grjerltn's miro niht nur &lein-
oiien, ionoern ard 9onitontinope(
beoro6t (6o, 6o. Die 3eitung
ninlnlt Den 02tulO nber gepultig
bou
Ger p90ricnfurier qfoilbt, oaB
Die Groberung @r3rrln8 oltf 9ltbet
unO gufurcIt groben @inoruf mo,
den miro.
Baris. Is. SSe6r. Ser fran36,
iiidjc 49iIitdrfritifcr 8ertbaut loaf
I'M .&etit SSollruaI", oaB ser SAT-
0cr Sta0t nid)t Mir elm 5ooesitreitb
fir bic Siirtci biloe, ionocrn all9
ouf an0ereu arieaStbcnterft bon gro.
Ser &irfuua iein Der0e. (98ie cr
iidI lebtereS alisrednet, lit eiu
9}GtieD
Grdiioent 8oincare bot oem 3os
reu lnlO oem @robfiiriten RifoIaie-
ipitidl Gin tSliidiulnidltclegrdlnm ae.
iuuot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
MnLh nlla esnpnn.

@icioria, q. g., IS. 5e6r. =
0ie beiOen inpauildlen 9reli5er
Gbitoie" INC p3ofiiUa@ lin0 aeitern
bier ein0eiroiien. IS oerIailtet.
Dab oicielOcn sol. 100000 in @olo
nit iid fiibrteu. nm es bier ab5t.
Ioorn Gasielbe lit fiir Sen ginfnuf
bon ariegsnateriol fir SfuBIono Re.
ftinntt. 3ic fauaoiifc 9feaierilna
iibt ii6er ate 9fahridlten betrefis
Der beiOen arell5cr cine itrcllae
2enilir aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
;Sa6nOrn auf 9lnardTiten.

Sem yorf, is. 6cbr. gie 80.
Ii5ei fobn6et oegcniuartig aui Oel
9liardliiten Seou Grones, pon mel
dcm man anuinunt 0oB cr bic
Speiien 81 GbreH 0es Dem gr8biidlii
con G1icngo gege6cneu' ,5gteiieua
oeraiftet batte Grones b0lt Die 80.
Ii5ci anu 9eitcn S5n 3pei on 6iciigc
3citlnaen gerihteten 9rieien be.
fcnnt CT iid oiicu ais Der geilldJtc
@iitmiid]er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
"a qonis labet @rnan aim.

ct. 2opis, 9lo. Is. 9Sc6r.
gu @ilIiam eSennings 9rBan i'll
bon bier aus oie @inla6ung ergm.
gen anI Der anI 3. nno 4. Mar3
bier at5ubdltelloen gtotiondI-4onfe-
reu5 Ger 9iirgernleiiter NIT 9iihar0
6. Wtetcolfe BON 0mabn cine De.
Gotte iiber ariegsbereitidait at
balten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-18
Giniien riiden ppr.

Soltoon. II. SSebr. - Der re6tc
aIiigef Ser 9iuIien riift iebt ouf Sen
Seebaiel Grebi3onO Dor Die @ie.
fangennahne bon iueiteren 1900
Eiirfen miro eemeIoet, oesgleidell
Oie @eana6ine bon % @eidIsen.
Ser Getroaraoer storreipoubelt Der
@eit idlreibt oie @roberlniq @r3e.
runs Ser 8apicrfeit iibiriiher gte-
1liHentcr gu.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
BITS OF NEWS

Olaf odegard, -, ss4 WaVsIand
av., fell dead while playing pinochle.
Heart trouble and heat.
Ten families fled from blazing
apartment, 1922 w. 43d. Damage.
$500.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
CHEZ HEALEY After SALOONS

Chief Healey says he may go after
the saloons which operated slot ma
chimes now under fire from the Citi-
zens' assn. In the event of a court
conviction for gambling he says he
will ask revocation Of Hcehses. Capt.
Coffin of the, civil service board is
prepared to receive evidence against
police captains involved in charges.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10

nois is a winner Of friends for him
among people who are won by "a
handsome man."
At the finish of my interview with
him l asked him whether he had
given any special thought and had
any special plans for helping the
workingmen of Illinois. / said:
Zone plank Of your platform reads:
Z believe in the adequate protection
of Industrial workers. Would you
care to go any further than that in
stating what you plan to dO?"
eff you've read my record as a
congressman you win see that have
always been a friend of the work
ingman," was the reply.
do you have any special ideas on
the minimum wage? Would you
care to say whether you would stand
for a law giving at least So a week to
the girls in the State street stOres?"
mo"
"would you care to say anything
about nine-hour day for women
workers."
mo"
"our information is correct that
you have been a director Of the Pull
man Co. fifteen years?"
Eyes. Merely as a director, how
ever. 1 have not had full authority
to direct policies"
GAS a business man, you have fol-
lowed the same theories that you are
announcing in your present cam
paign?"
YES"
CAS- a director of the Pullman Co.
you tried to work out there the same
principles of efficiency and humanity
which you stand for as a candidate
for governor"
, 'rYes."
1870
FARMERS GREET HUGHES =,
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THE WHOLE cHEEsE7

fancy Kelly, who left home a year
ago and went on the stage, writes his
folks he's hit with a medicine show,
and that for fame purposes he has
adopted the name Of Cheesecake
Johnny.-Bolton (Mo.) Reporter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
FARMERS GREET n.

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 1o.-Charles
Evans Hughes, Republican nominee.
got his first glimpse of hickory shirt
and the gallus as a presidential can
didate today. Fargo gave him roy
al welcome. Farmers from every
where about came in their automo-
biles to hear former justice Of the SUI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10

preme court Of United States ex-
pound his doctrines Of Republican
ism.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-24
Victim Was Prominent Armenian.

Milford, Feb. 24.-Mousheth Sha- hinia, aged forty-fve, has been identi- sed at the morgue here as one of the victims of the New Haven road wreck.
 Shahinia is said to have been the most prominent Armenian in Amer lea. He was noted in literary circles and was a graduate of Roberts col lege, an American institution in Con- stantinople.
 A. H. Keo1ian, a wealthy dealer in oriental rugs, with a shop in Sixth avenue, New York, identified the body "ast night. Shahinia has no relatives Tn this country, where he is said to have come in the interests of the Ar menians who charge that, they are suffering at the hands of the Turks.
 The body was first identified as that of Mardiros Der Hovhanessian. a dealer in pearls. Because of the new developments in the case, all indica = ions are that this Identification is erroneous.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-24
SEEKS POSSESSION OF FARM.

Attorney J. G. Woods today brought suit on behalf of Ida A. Pierce of Manchester for s5,O00 againkt her husband, Harvey R. Pierce of Had dam, whom she alleges is in wrong ful possession of a farm in Haddam, which she bought in August, 1912, paying s1,O50 down and subsequently, in the form of improvements invested $2,000 more. The deed, it is alleged, was issued to Pierce and although she has frequently demanded that it be transferred to her, he has always re- fused. Besides restoration of the property, Mrs. Pierce asks damages of $4,500. The suit is returnable before the superior court in Hartford the first Tuesday in March. As result of the quarrel over the farm the couple are living apart.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-24
William '. Grace.

Funeral services for William J |. Grace were held at St. Josepfrs church this morning at o'clock. Inter- ment took place in the new Catholic cemetery.
 MT. Grace died suddenly at the town home Tuesday morning. He is sur vived by a wife and three children, Mrs. Arthur Fourette of South Farms, Middletown: Joseph of New York, and Raymond R., student at the Middle town High school. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. E. Mulrane and Miss Catherine Grace of New York, and brother, James, of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-24
SENTIMENT WINS.

Boston, Feb. 24.-Petitions from boards of trade, manufacturing and mercantile organizations favoring or opposing the application of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail road for the retention of it's Long Is- land steamboat lines will be accepted by the interstate commerce commits sion on basis of sentiment and not a basis of fact, according to a ruling today by J. H. Howell, special exam iner for the commission. The hear ing was continued today With more arguments in favor of the road re- taining the boats.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-24
HELD UP BY BRITISH.
Dutch Liner Reports Four Germans
 Being Taken of.

New York, Feb. 24-The Holland America liner Nieuw Amsterdam ar rived here today from Rotterdam and talmouth and reported having been held up in The Downs by a British patrol ship. Four German stowaways were taken off the liner and later, When she reached Falmouth, she was again boarded by British naval off cers4 who removed 255 bags of mail. Only the mail destined for Canada and Japan was not disturbed.
 Among the passengers on board were several members of the Ford peace expedition.