davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-16
MAN FROM GOOD OLD
 MISSOURI
Tells of Wonderful Discovery.

Coming from almost all corners of the globe are words Of enthusiastic !. ai5e for ! wonderful remedy which is TOW being sold in CUT community.
 lE speaking of it's wonderful merits to number of his personal Lends. Mir. J, s. Yarbrough, of Cot ter. MO. said:
 have used Hays Specific" for malaria and as a bluld tonie It is the best medicine ] nave used. As 8 general tonic Hays SpeSific" can not be beaten.
 This wonderful remedy- aow being sold and guaranteed by Refaherser & Collier. ~-. 1Advt)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-16
LABOR FOR PEOPLES RULE.

Little Rock, July 13.-The officials of the Arkansas Federation of Labor are elated over the prospects for the adoption of amendment No. 13. Their argument is neatly summarized in this declarations: "The man who votes against amendment No. 13 declares he distrusts the ability of the people to govern
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-16

1 pr. Arthur Cleveland Cotton 69 | specialist in children's diseases and author of several text books on the | subject, died at Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-16

Egypt is endeavoring to formulate plans whereby, through irrigation cotton can be grown in the Sudan dis trict known as the Gezira.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

% be a constant adviser of the Sec
retry OF the Navy, and will have prac-
tically complete control OF the military
functions OF the department..
.Althounh II Is understood that the
House committe, will not recommend
the use OF the term. the proposed bu-
rcau will be to the navy what the gem
eral STAFF Ia to the army. II will be
In all practical respects board OF
strategy--removed as far as possible
from tho whinis OF succeeding civilian
Under the authority creating a chief
Of naval operations, Secretary Daniels
has established regulations giving that
support % Of adgitIonsi iesisiation. how
ever. that without statutory standing
the office OF naval operations may have
It's functions circumscribed by any
civilian secretary, who. for instance.
tho chief a sufficient number Of assist
ants tC prepare war plans and efficiently
COZ troll the operations Of the fleet.
Existing Law.
The existing lava brief section in
the last naval budget-provides there
shall be a chief of naval operations who
shall be selected from the active list OF
he line Of the navy and who shall not
DO below the grade OF captain. While
serving as chief this officer would have
the rank, title, and emoluments OF a
rear admiral although the appointment
The fact that Congress has authorised
the creation of three adnirals, In COM
mand OF the three fleets OF the nay,
caused the House naval subcommittee
to. decide today that the chief OF oper-
mlral.
When he appeared before tho House
comnittee. Rear Admiral FIske asserted
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
INVESTIGATION SHOWS
$40 GOES FARTHEST ON
NINTH STREET

The most plainstaking investigation as
to the buying power Of $40 bill in cloth
ing reveals the fact that the garments
selling at that figure by Friedlander
Bros. 42s Ninth street, are without ques-
ton the greatest values in the city.
These suits are wonderful values,
choice, new spring fabrics in dozens Of
patterns and weavesIplain shades.
mixtures and novelty weaves. pencil
stripes, self stripes. pin stripes. banjo
stripes. plnlds, in serges. homespuns.
worsteds and other weaves. English and
conservative models. All sizes. Usually
these suits would sell for SIS and SIS
here they are for SO.
Early corners, OF course. get best selec-
tlons. Don't forget the address. Fried
lander Bros. 42s Ninth street.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
Samuel X. Upperman
Obtains $2,5O0 Verdict

A verdict for 1850 in favor Of samuel
X. trpperman was given yesterday by q
jury In Justice Gould's court against ths
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany.
The plaintiff sued for $4,000 on the
ground that Ninth street car collided
with his father. n. W. Upperman. on
from which Mr.. Upperman died Deceni-
Der 10. Negligence on the part OF tho
company was alleged.
Attorneys Alvin L. Newmeyer and
The company was defended by Attorney
James 5, Barbour.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
House Naval Body Votes to
Curtall Powers Of the
Secretary.
LEGALlzES REGULATIONS
Makes Mandatory Rules In
/ Force at Pleasure Of Head
Of Department.

The long-felt need Of the navy--a per-
'manent board Of strategy that VIII plan
the game of war in a systematic, mod
,ern way, has received the approval OF
the subcommittee OF the House Naval
Affairs Committee that is framing the
annual appropriate bill.
The officers comprising the stratesists
of the navy will be In the Bureau OF
Naval Operations. but the organisation
win be, IN effect. what the general stan
is to the army. An admiral Will head
the bureau, and he will have "at least
fifteen assistants"
The naval subcommittee voted late
yeHterday to include the provision In the
naval bill, as forecast In the O'Clock
edition of The Times.
Admiral Fiske is regarded as the most
ardent sponsor Of the creation OF such
q, bureau. but Secretary Daniels is listed
among the supporters of the proposal.
The legislation will really put into
statutory form existing naval reguia-
tions covering the office of the chief
OF naval operations.
: Promulgated by Daniels.
I These regulations were promulgated
by Secretary Daniels after Congress au-
thorized the creation OF such an office.
rhe plan is that no future civilian Secre-
tary shall take from this bureau any OF
the functions bestowed by the present
secretary's regulations. and the bureau
shsll be recognized by permanent law
and put above the caprice of any
civilian head OF the Navy Department.
. The naval Appropriation bill enacted
? last year created the office of the chief
of naval operations, and assistants have
been assigned that officer by Secretary
Daniels. The number of assistants
however, is not made mandatory, and
tho contemplated legislation approved
by the House subcommittee will provide
for "at least fifteen assistants"
: In addition, II will be provided that
the chief OF this bureau shall be ar
ndmiral, outranked only by Admira
with the preparation OF war plans. th'
Operations Of the fleet. the direction Of
the Naval War College. the office o.
naval intelligence. the office of target
practice aud engineering competitions
The operation of the radio service. and
mines and mining. the naval militia. ant
the direction Of all strategic and tacti
cal matters, including drills. exercises
and the training OF the fleet for war.
Orders to Have Full effect.
The head Of the bureau Is to be giver
authority to sign orders In the samt
manner that the chiefs of other 'bu
reaus of the navy Issue orders. and
such orders shall be considered al
emanating from the Secretary of tn,
Navy and have full effect.
The chief OF the bureau is Furthermore
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

liann's-second Flor,
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
To Aid Hebrew Home.

FUNDS for the purchase OF a building
for the Hebrew Home for the Aged win
be raised at the annual Dox party and
dance which the Social Club OF the
home will give at Carroll Institute Hall
tonight. Present plans are to buy the
building now occupied by the home. at
AS NJ street northwest.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
WashingtOn's Leading Bowling Alley

National Capitol
B Bowling Academy,
916-l8 G st. N. w.
Frank Sherman,
1921 H st. N. w.
Southeast Bowling
Alleys, 74S-45 9Th st.
S. e.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
Four New Members Join
Capital Board of Trade

Four new names were added to the list
OF the members Of the Washington Board
of Trade by the executive committee at
a meeting yesterday. They are Edwin
n. Dun. George Kearney, Roy l.. New
hauser. and r. NJ. GlendenninE.
Authorization was given for the ap-
pointment OF committee to cooperate
with the Chamber Of Commerce and the
Retail Merchants Association In an .ef-
fort to bring the 1917 Confederate Vet
erans' convention to Washington.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
Orders to Have Full effect.
Go NOw-Pay Later
Continental Tours

EASTER TRIPS TO NEW ENGLAND
FLORIDA. BERMUDA, NASSAU OF
THE BAHAMAS AND OLD POINT
COMFORT.
The only Tour Company In the World
extending credit to Its patrons on the
easy payment plan. Write or call, 7OS
McLachlen Bldg, cor. 10th and G SITS.
nw., washlnRtOn, ID. G.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

$500 to New York and Return $500
Baltimore & Ohio from Union station.
l2:2n a. M, Sunday, April H. Children
half fare, This is sightseeing way to
New York.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

Grand Central Al
leys and Billiard Par
lOrs, Center Market,
7th st. Wing.
Casino Alleys (Veirs
BrOs.), 14th and T SITS.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
LOCAL MENTION.

" Carmen Chspiin In The Fatal NAL
let" Va. Today. Home Of Charley.
Always something sood. Iincoln cafe. ro 10th
Phone Your Want Ad to The Times.
Main $3.50.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
For Health--For Pleasure

Here's a game without an equal in
point of fascinating sport-and a game that
calls into play every muscle of the body
and sends the red blood coursing through
the veins. Try it for yourself at any of the
following OF
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
5rie0ens6OmmiQlOn
neutr0(er )1ldC6te!
Die @aitslieOer itreben einen 8luei'
iu6digen @affenitillitauO an.

Bern II. 5epr. Cine per-
manentes 6rieoenSfontitee, oaS iif
aus giirgern neittroler 2Gnoer 5u-
idumeniebt, tagte beilte in Bern
5blpeia ln0 forntuIierte &oridla-
ge fir einen oui aipei 8o9en be-
re6ueten 8offenitiIlitono. 9erielbe
ioG obgeihloiien peroen ebe oie
0ffeniibe i'm S5rilbiobr einiebt. 9ic
6ricoens0elegaten fht0 Der Meirltng.
0oB, falS Die @eidlilBe alf 3pei 8o-
den gum Shmeigen gebr16t lperoen
fonnem Die Sample nidt ipie0er allf-
genoutther iper0en. 1le6rere Sub
rer Der ,5rieoenSapoltel geben iicb Der
Soifuung bin. DaB 9elltidlallO III
eincn 8affenltillitano ipiai9en tpiro.
5ollte it'd Ole SSbee eines A5offen-
itillitan0es niht berinirflidRn lQllen,
10 lpCr0en Die syrieDensoelegaten Do
raul oringerL oob neuiaitens Die
9uftangriffe anf offeHe Stdote bin
Ter Der Sdladtfront eiti9eitellt per-
0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
9ans Sd5mi0t mir0
am Is. 5e6. f)ingeriG)tet!
6UnOernenr 86ittnan Iebnt oas Sc
iild ab, Die SinridJtilns Oes
WiOroers aitf5mid)iebea.

9ll6anp, 81. o., II. 5e6r. soHs
S41ni0t, Der fful0ig beflat0en lulr.
oe, gLnno glinIiiiler I'M Geptember
1918 IN 9ep Yorf errnoroet at ba-
ben, nlitB iein gerbreden an 5rei.
tag ben is. 6ebrnor ouf oem eIef.
triiden StuDI in Sing Sing biiBen.
@ouoerneur @bitmon lebite e ob,
Die 8inriht1ng auf3ui6ieben reIp.
gu per6inoern.
SIN 5tpeiten 9ro3eB mar Sflnriot
ichul6ig befuu0en iporoen; oa8 glp.
pel[ntton8aeritbt bate ben sdndo.
iprub beltGtiet, jeood) oie 9lufmer.
idnlfeit oes @ouperneltr8 arf Die Be-
bauptltng BON Shnliot'S 9[nnolt ge.
lenft, SRI. gLlnnitIlcr iei an ben Sol
gen elmer berbrederiid)en Operation
qeitorben, 1tno Sdnli0t fonne oes.
half MIR tuegen 9otidIags pro8ei.
iiert iperoen. Der @onucrneur hatte
fib cine sSriit BON 80 SoQen 5llr Tn.
terIudutg porbebaIteu unO arint0et
ieine a6Iebnenoe 6aItlulq altf ben
9eflm0 elmer gler5te-aonutiiiion, bic
oabin gebt 0nB Die gliuniilIer nidt
an ben 5Solgen elmer Operation ge.
Itorben 1ei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
]llOre6eaO 6d(t Re0e.
OurC6'S getep6on!
soalt glniprhdDe as SerInmmlHaa Ia
A'GibingtOn; 8iIiOa'o 9teSc
ocatlidD gorbar.

2incoln, Ieb., #. 5ebr. @mt.
bernelr N}orc6eoo hielt gelteru
abelio an nie in Der Yunoe81allpt.
itaOt 5um 9aufctt berianlmelten
DfitglicOer Ser National CHAMBER
Of Commerce ilbcr cine 800 93ei.
len groBe Gntiernung 0trd) oas &C.
lepbou cine 9lniprade, Had)oem Oor-
Der @ouperneur ,Sobilion Don Salt
for1iien bon Sau 5rancisco ais Die
@eieai6ait ebenials ourh oas &e-
lepbon begriiBt batte,
s5l Der Gfiice oes 8ouberneurs
befuloeu iid etpd 80 einaeIaoene
@Gite, uou oenen ieoclH ein 9lpparot
8lr Gerfilguug itono, ioooB iie Die
9[nipra6e oc5 &raIt0enten 92illon
llnD Die glntiport oes C8ouperuelrs
sSo6nion tn Der @lluoesbalptIto0t
genau nerIte6en fonnten. 9Sa, man
fonnte 0urd 0a5 GeIepbon iogar
beutIih 0os Aauideu Der 8allen
an beioen aiiiten Uerucbnten, pie iie
am llfer 5erideIlten
esSll ieiner 9Iniprade bob @ouDer-
neur gforebea0 baltptidhlid Die
aiinitige Gntipidehtng laio ole geger'
lpartigen nor3iigliben 8erbdltuiiie
in gte6rasta berUor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
oslppam0 mar amte 9sriie.

9lorfolf, ga, I'll. 5ebr. 2eut-
nmlt Berg, 8efe9lsbaber Der oeut.
iden Briiennauniaaft oes brttiibeu
8anpiers gglppam", tetlte ben bic.
itgeu Safen6ehoroen nit, 6aB Der
strcu5er 0Wiopt4 Die an 8orD Der
v2lppdn" baidlognabmtelt @ol6bar.
ren i'm 8ert Don 100000 NIT itct
genonlnlen babe. Ger @ert Der
nod an 8oro Der rgEppam" befinb.
lihen 9aoung miro non ben Sofen.
beamten ollf $650,000 aeihGbt 0ur-
unter 1000 3ounen Gafao inn @eri
bon $450,000. Die @unoesregie.
rling in NSni6ington bat bisber nod
nidlt ilbcr Die gaonng perfiigt
l$75, Die in SonLmelbiidien an
goro Der n4ppan" gefunben MIR
Den, lno iilr Aitipeu lmo 3ailcn III
Gnglano beltinlmt limo, iperoen Dem
omerituniiden Noteu areu3 iibcr-
tDieien lperoen. mic Qeutitnnnt Berg
erfldrte llripriinglidl hieB cs, Die
les @cIo lei BON ser 0@loiue" nlitge-
nonlmen ippr0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
.l1nier &riegsminiter
@arrilOll oQutt ab!
st tit il6er Die glblebnnng ietner
Ylane 3nr g1aifnng elmer ries
iigen Nrmee empOrt!
st aad5 gcgen Den Rbilppiueu. Rurs beg genats!

fdlntt gege6en. St ielbIt tpeigerte
ii6 abiolrt, ben 3eitltngsreportern
III Seem gorf gfeoe 5ll iteben rito
iiber Die @riiroe 8u ieiner geiig.
nation irgeno ettpns berlaltten at
Iaien ionoert ertldrte, ale syltfor-
nation Dierii6er nliiiie aus 8aibtng-
ton fonlnterl.
@eneralrnoior Sugb 8. Scott,
Gbef 0e8 @eneraIltabs, iiberninlnt
borl1ufig Oie 5lnftionen oes arieqs.
iefretars. g}atiiriib 5erbridt man
ii6 IN 8oibingtou ben &opt iner Ser
g3a9foIeer @arriIon's miro. @e.
nonut merOen Spager Sberlen, 8or-
iiser oe8 Sausfolnitees fir gefeltt-
gungen, SefretGr Sane bonn Gepnr.
tenent oes Snneren. Silfgiefretar
&ooiebeIt bom 6lottenonlt nno SenrD
Wt. Ginoell, @erdusgeber Oes ,9sep.
ria SournaI", 8eoria.
9raiioent 8ilion bot ie6oA mod
ni4ts berlai1ten laiien, men er 5unt
&riegsiefretdr ernennen Dia. @r
miro ipobri6eiltIid peri0nIid 0ie
9urbfiibrltng Des 0eilitarpro.
gralnm8 i'm &onareB ourd5ujeben
beriuden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
RaOau=SO6ta(ilten
Ra(t gefG([t!
@laiien.geriammlnngen itcllen iifJ
anf ben Stanbpauft Der
WiajOritat.

9erlit II. 8ebr. (GSunfenberi6t)
9ie 4ropbe3eiungen Der gegeH
Den Stries ogitierenoen @iinorit1t Der
So3ialiiten Dab Ote liajorit1t Der
&eidstagSmitglieoer gegen Die 8itlt.
i6e Der groBen NlaiIe OeS Bottles
banOeIe, iino DOlltdnOtg gu 56all'
Den geipor0eu.
Gie bisber o6gebaItenen 9oIfs.
Derianutlungen oarultter ioI6e in
beioen StoIner 9iitriftep baben itd
ausnobmsIos auf Die S-jte Der @ia.
inritat geitel1 uno 9era0e Die i'm
6eioe befinoli6en Soloaten baben
0a8n 6eigetraoen. SS5bre 8riefe ipra-
den ourh Die 9ol1f Die lleber3euglmg
aus, odB 0euti9lano 0en arieg
oltr6tampfet nliiile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
SC6(itten=SpOr
forOert IoOeS5oQ'
&nabc finbet Sob; iieben jituse gente
fdlDer nerlebt.

@inen Gooesfoa uno iteben gum
Cell i6ipere &crlesungcn for0erte
geiteru Der gef6brlicbe 5hlittcniport
in Smaba.
Ger neunidbrige Sobltnp Su1ro,
mclder itd geitern abenO in elmer
5intergoiie 8nii9en %. uuO 26.
Str. on 81 Str. IN sin. .Ohlubo NIT
ieinem &onoIblitten nergniigte, fltbr
nit Oenlieiben in ein 2nItoutouobtl
9inein utlo erlitt 10 idllpere 8erleBun-
gen oaB ct beute in oller 6riibe
ben @eiit altfgab
Ser 3Ipeite llmoa 6e9o6 Ii6 e6etl.
faa8 geitern abeno 3u. ltl0 3par @de
33. un0 California Ctr. Die bon
ser SO. bis 8ltr 33. StraBe iteil
abfullen0e California Ctr. bietet ein
bor5iigli9es 6el6 fir Die 6anoi6lit.
ten, gilt ober ais iebr gefdBrlih
@eitern nun fubr Elm iotder SdIit.
ten, auf lpelden it'd Is 8erionelL
meift Sniiler ul0 SdiiIerilnen Der
9p6idule, befanDett geact einen Ell
iernen 8elepbonpfoiten, neil Der
Senter 0e5 S1littens Die &eitung
0esielben berloren botte. Sieben
Der iungen 2elte ipitroen erbeblid
perlcbt. IS 1ilt0 oies: Der t6iQ9rige
Ben 2afe, 5hcnfclbrltd), ocr eben-
70 olte 8uD 9ii1orolom 8eulen un0
luubri6einlid) iiruere gerletungen;
Der 10 Sabre nlte 9lobert Golobnn,
5dlenfclbrlth; Der t7idbri9e 1lOutb
5al6ert. 5henfclbru1; Gugeue Sg-
Ic6ap, 10 Sabre aIt. SheHtelbrud;
8orren 8eIt, Sobu non aommiiior
tyranf 8eit, Sebnenperlcbulg unO
Sub peritaudt, luo Clara 8runnp,
8od)ter Der 8oli5einatrone 9atberin
4. 0rlmuun Snellfelbruh. Gen
Gerlebtcu purOe pom 9oli3eiorot in
elmer 9lpotbefe Die erlte 6ilfe 5u
Eeil, moraltf Die meiiten in oie @ob-
nllngen ibrer @ltern aeihofft pur=
0en. s9ea &afc. WtolttD Salbert llu0
Clara 3run1tup ipur0en jeood in
beridieOeue 9oipitaler iiberfiIbrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
S5mei5 (egt 9G(Oer
in Oeut(f(unO on!
8crmOgen Der aranfenberiidcrnng
beitcbt ans OcutidIen 8crts
pGptercn.

Boris, II 5ebr. Cine Sc.
peide aus @eni beiogt, oaB erit iebt
befarut miro, DAB 1ae sSonoS ocr
ginocs llnfaas lmO arailfcn Ser
fthcrltig Der 5dpciS NIT ausnablhe
bon $600,000 lcit 8eginn oeS arie.
qes in oelttidlen @ertpupteren nm
9lftien auaelcgt linO. 0ies bot iid
bel Der Brilfllng Der Bidder oes
gerii6crlngsomtes ieiteus Der 8ebis
loren 0es 8unoesrotes berous9eltellt.
ltntilrlid lin0 oariiber in 5ranfreidl
oie @enliiter Der leitenoeu Greiie
Iebr mlfgebradlt, lmo pie man bier
beridtct, atldl in Der Shipei5. (Sebs
teres miro mobl uiht ipabr ieiu, aud
iii eS tdum qlallblid, 0uB Die 8e.
omteu oeS geriiterlingspelen5 Der
5dlDeiS obne g8iiicn Der Nfitglie.
Der 0es gnnOesratcs Die ibnen OIL.
nertraliten @eloer 0es 9onoes in
oelltlden Mertpapjeren ongelegt ba.
ben. SSeoellfalls 1T cine iolhe So.
pitolsanloae Der bette 9elueis 6a-
mir. bob oie Sdmei5 on 0en eno.
aiiItigen Sica 7eiitiflonns elanbt,
mnn oos lit fir Nie Srali8ulen cue
stadanenchrte @obrhcit.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
Bu(garien 6erect)tigt,
JeinOe an5ugrelfen!
$1at Oesbalb OaS 9iedt, tic in
GriedJenlanO 5H Dcrs
nidDten.

gofia, III. 6ebr. 9oS 9lcgie-
ruitg8orgon o}forooni~ erfl1rt lit
einelp SeitnrtiteI, oaB 8ulgarieu be-
re1ttgt iei, in @jrieheHlauo ein5u-
fallelL mn oic oprtigeu fran5oiiiden
utO eE0Iiidcn 8rltppcn att3ngreifen.
9ulgnrien iei ni6t 0afilr pera1t.
iuortlid, bcnerft bas genaunte 9lntt,
Dab ieine rSeinoe Die gteutralitdt
8riehenlanos nerleBt botten. Die
Ielben Oiirften obcr nidt bleiben, mo
Tie iekt limo. @ulgarielt babe oos
Re6t, ieiuc 5einoe BORT ouf5itiu9eit
an6 iie 5li oerllidten oontit Tie Bill
gorien rift beoroben fonnten.
Gs m0gc fir @riedenlano bart
iein, fremoe Sruppen lit icinem
SouOe 3u ieben, a6er gulgarien f0n-
ne ni6t 3itgeben, oob es oubon 3ll-
riidgebalten per0e, iid 8n oerteioi.
gen. Gs forue ieine SSeiuOe nift
in Der glGbe Der @ren5e laiIen. 9ul-
9aEen lei oarnuf norbereitet, alien
decentralization NIT Der poIliten 3u-
uerii6t auf ieine @3ad)t unD einen
et0giiItigen 5ieg iu5 9lu9e 8u ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
Grif0enlQno
blfibt nQl) wit
DOT nfntrQl!
SfunlOnSis icOUd crtlGrt, bnk Oas
grieaiId)c Seer nnter g8affcu
bleibea luir0.

gltben, ii. sSebr. Dtiniiter.
praij6ent SfoulolloiS CAB beute in
Scr g[bgeorOneteidolunler oie @rfld.
rung alb, onB @iriedanlano enti1loi-
len lit, n1d) mic Dos neutral 5lt
bleiben. SSerner perla5 er Elm 90.
fuuent, Ialtt peldem Die 9fegierung
1tnter feinen llHltan0al Die cinge-
5ogeneu 8rappen nod @aitie i6iden
meroe. 0ieielben merDen aber tlur
I'M oSntereIIe 0es 9oterlanoes 8ers
mer0lnq finoen. @oltinari8, Dti-
1tiiter DeS s5nnerh iogte, onB ange-
iibts Der Gage Der 3inge bon elmer
abriilhrng feine gieoe ieiu f0nne.
0ie 9eputiertentamuer pfli9tete
ibm Bel lalo erteilte DER 9tegteru11g
Elm 8ertrauenSDptllut.
gpr Salonifi.
Qari4 II. 6cbr. Seit Dem A..
Jc6ruar ioa iid 6eloniari6aa b.
gtadeaien oil Der ier6iid-grie1iiden
@reh3e befin0en; mad 1tno na6 trtfft
0aS idmere @eidiit Ser 3entraludd.
te bort eill. Gir 2laiierten baben
meitere Streitfratte in 5olonift ge.
(anoct uno Die 9taot iopie oerer
ltlnge6uug n1ebr bcfeitiat.
Ger @enfer aorreiponoent Der
3eitung 8efnps mel6et, DOB Die tiir-
fiide expedition nod }egppten Dor.
ldufig eingeiteIlt moroeu lit. Ran
nil oifenbor ublpartelL bis Die nod
Der dgpptiideh @ren5e i'm 8ou be-
finolide 8atm fertiggcitellt lit. 8ag-
lid treffen 3tpei llonge Wtlnlition8-
3iigc aus 0euti6Idil0 III StonitaHtino-
bel Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
Deut(d6e erO6ern
mic6ti0e Stedungen!
9torOWeitlidD BON @intb luerOeu bic
SruBOicu 5nriifgetrieben; Oer'
liercn Maidinensewebrr.

2onoon, If. Sebr. = Die SGnlp.
fe in Dem @eIGnOe aipiiden ytelt.
bile lmO 8tup Oaueru fort. 9er-
Liner 8epelden SlIfolge baben Die
5ran5oien cine midtige SteIl1tng
nobc Dem beriibutten @ii9el 140,
nor0peitlid bon @inD, berloren. 9te
3elti1en nobnten 50 Widnn gefait-
gen uuo eroberten % M1aidinenge-
ipebre. S5l Der gtdbe bon gtenbille
eritiirutten Die 9elttiden einen BON
Den 6ran8oien beiest eebolteneu gro!
ben Wtinerfrater.
Son Der Sitfront., Sic 9iltlien ia.
ben in 0itgali8ien Sie SffeniiOe er-
griffen. gtor0meltlid bon Gorno-
pol gelong es Den 9fltiien, IN bor-
geibobene oiterrei1il6e Stellungen
3u oringen. tpltroen uber bal0 pie-
Der gum 8elhen ge5ipungen. gluf
Der beiiarobiiden 5ront gingen Die
iterreidiih.ungariiben Streittrdfte
gum 9lngriff Dor uno pertrieben ben
6eino aus mebreren borgeiAobenen
Steliin9en. SsSn 8oIbDnien griffen
Ole gtuiien ebeniaI8 an tpurOen aber
oltf ibre aIten Steauagen 8uriifge-
iuorfeu.
9tn Der Observation-Disclosures
@reu8e fam es 8u s5nfartterieibur-
uliiBeln. 8eridteu aus 9fon 3u-
folge blieben Die SStoliener Sieger.
(9totilrli9, etpas atoere8 fam aus
Hom ni6t gemeloet peroel1 ouh
neml Die 9lffenbGnoiger ole nieoli6-
item aeile friegen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
Srban acarn gGliOn.

S}ullioS Sin, no. Il. 5ebr. -
@m. s. grpan bat bon ieiner 8in.
terreiiOeu5 in 0iioni sSIaq bieiiee
SSreanoe benahrihtigt, OoB er cine
9ieOetour bon 95eon 5u G3ean be.
a6iidtigt nm i'll ieOer ar0Beren5iaot
bon Rem gorf big 6mu 8raueisco
9lnipruhen gegen @rdiioent ggilion'S
ariegsprDgrafum 6u buIten. Sic
;Srennoe Der 8egierimg firo iIber Die
len geidluA iebr bennrubigt uno
qlauben. baB Der Grdltoeilt itifolge-
Oeiien ielbit nod eilmol gouf Den
Strnip gebeu mlB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
4niierten.eieferant brennt al.

G6icogo. sSl., II. 6ebr, 0ie
@eidirr. mo SatteIiabrif pon u.
Grtnleper & Cons, peI6c groBe
eieferllngen fiir Die 9alHerteu aus
fiIhrt, muror geitcrn n1ln 6euer SER
it6rt Ger Sdloacr bcldnit lid oui
$i2O.000 filr ferfse ssore lulO niti
$4,000 ilir oos @cboli0e.