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The Raymer enterprise., 1916-12-28
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
N. p. L. tPublinher) SeriaI-olss49
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land ONCE at Sterling. Colorado,
November q, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Arthur
DeGryse, of Stoneham, Colorado, who,
on April 8, 1918, made Homestead Entry.
No. 018849, for Southeast Quarter of,
Section Is, Township North, Range
56 West 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof. to Establish claim
to the land above described, before
United States Commissioner. at New
Rsymer, Colorado, on the 23rd day Of
January, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses. =.
Oscar Cnockaert, Of stoneham. Colorado,
Jules Lambert. Of :.
Warren Noruell. Of ;. !, 1877
Floribert Vangraefschepe. Of >. :, Iii
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
N. p. L. lPublisherl Serial 0i22so- -02os5s
Department Of the Iaterior.
U. S. Land ONCE at Sterling. Colorado.
November q 1916,
NOTICE is hereby given that Edward
l.. Nichols, of Stoneham, Colorado,
who, on April l3, 1910, April 8, 1914,
made Original and Additional Entries
Serial No. 0l2290 and No. 020655, for
Southeast Quarter of Sec. rs, North
Half Southwest Quarter Sec. 70, East
Half Northeast Quarter, of Section 35,
Township 5 North, Range Sc West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Sterling, Colorado, on the
24th day of January, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Nelson Cue, Of -Stoneham Colorado.
Thomas veith Of ;,
Etha Cue. OF :, 1877
Peter Stutz. of ;, LII
L ppnmNfo
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-12-28
D. c. Cutler.
J.H. White,
A. C. Nickerson,
C. H. Scott,
=. Martin Bommelyn.

This board was voted on by
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-12-28
ReekIessness.

"charley. dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins, "the baby next door swal-
lowed quarter ~
Slt won't hurtthe tiiild."
II know. But Isn't. 1t terrible how
careless some people are with money!
Washington Evening star.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-12-28

acclimation and carried by unani-
nous vote.
The Association was named
The Raymer Farm Loan Associa-
ton and its district defined as
Raymer and vicinity.
Signed, "Clande Lacock".
After the close Of the meeting
proper, the newly elected board
met and elected D. C. Cutler as
president: H. C. Scott. vice-presi-
dent. Chas. E. Beans was elected
secretary and treasurer. Motion
was then made and seconded that
Claude Lacock, J.R. Smathers and
James White be our appraisers.
Motion carried.
Signed. "Chas. E. Beam"
Applicants for loans must not expect
too much OF this temporary association
and expect loans before the machinery
can be assembled and put in motion as
we can not obtain charter till after
the Federal Farm Loan Bank for this
the 9th district, is established in Wichita.
Kan, which location has been granted,
over the Denver proposition, and the
institution is now open and soliciting
subscriptions for its shares to investors
in organization according to law, and
should these subscriptions not come in
sufficiently the government will take
the shares. All may rest assured that
the officers of the local organization
will do their part at the earliest pos
sible moment. The object Of organiz-
ing at this early date is that every
thing will be in readiness when the
Federal Bank at Wichita, Kan., is per.
fected, that we may place our applica-
tion for charter Immediately. In the
mean time, however, It will be neces-
sary for the loan committee or apprais-
ers to place an estimated value on all
land upon which are asked loans. Each
applicant must then make affidavit to
the articles of association, and the re-
port Of the loan committee before it is
sent to the Wichita Federal Bank.
| Another meeting will be necessary
sometime later, as the need may be
seen, and the secretary has been antho-
rized to mail postals to all that have
made application for loans. So you can
rest assured that you will know of the
procedure Of this association IL you
have previously done your part. And
those not members will CLEAN informa-
tion from time to time through the
columns of this ho1sehold necessity.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-12-28
AdIcu ard Good-py.

The word "adieu" Is merely an clip.
deal form Of cpmmendatfon to Cod
Dieu. Similarly we have good-by.
meaning God be with you"
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-12-28
Daily 1houaht.

make the most Of my enjoyments:
and as for my troubles. pack them In
as little compass as can for myself.
and never let them annoy others
6outhey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
FRANCIS STILL UNDECIDED.
Confcrs with President About Am
bassR dOrship at petrOg rad.

WAsHiNGroN. Feb. 22.-President Will
son conferred to-day with eS-Gov David
X. Francis of Missouri, to whom he has
rendered the post of Ambassador to Rus
sia.
Mr. Fran is said after the interview
that he was considering the Offer. but
even his most intimate friends In WASH
ingtou wcr" uncertain to-niSh' what his
decision vii! he. The impression here Is
that Mr.. Francis came to Washington
with the intention of refusing the .im-
bassadorship. but that the President per
suaded him TO reconsider his decision.
The fact that Mr.. Francis wen to the
State Department for a conference with
Secretary Lansing after leaving the
White House IL viewed az indicating that
he is preparing to acquaint himself with
the prospective duties Of the Embassy
at Tetrograd. one Of the important
tasks which the President Is said to have
IN mind to entrust to the next Alnbas-
sador Is the negotiation OF a new COM
mercial treaty with Russia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
OSBORNE INDICTMENT STANDS
Justice N"r.chnusrr Dcnies Nation
To Dismiss. BiIi for Perjury.

PorGuNHErsrE. y Y, Feb 22-Su-
rr,nc count Justice MNrschauscr handed
down his decision tonight ON the mo-
,iuus of Tho'ul> Mott csholne's counsel
10 dismiss the indictments for perjury
and neglect OF duty found by the Vest
ch,s,,' county Grand Jury, Two of the
,!x counts In the neglect indictment were
east out on the ground OF insufficient evil
d'u,,.
Justice Mrr-ch,uscr denied the motion
to dismiss The ~, rjury indictment. which
charged the former Sing Sing warden
with having testified falsely before pr
Rudolph +. pi"dling of the Commission
of Prisons tie oNerruled the demurrer
To- in, neglect Indictment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
LONG SAFETY FIRST" EFFORT.
President EIliOtt'- Campaign T."
Guard Line Brgun In 1913.

Since Howard Elliott became pres.
dent of the New Haven on september
2. 1919. a safety first" campaign has
been carried on without in'rrnit,cn'c
amOng the 35 900 employees of the road
Every division and every section has IL,
safety committee and at stated intervals
there nave been safety rallies" IN the
cities through which the road passes.
Not long ago. while speaking to soy
eral hundred employees Al one 81 these
meetings held a, the Bronx pr, "a House.
President Elliot, said:
We must learn 10 breathe safety. talk
safety. dream safety, If we are to Httatn
the safety habit. which IN tim" viii pro-
vent even an unconscious ACT OF injury
to one member of this family.
"As we all know. most deaths and IN
juries are due to carclessncss and dis
obedience and to "A lack Of conscious or
Unconscious effort for safety. The safety
habit must he part of us II W" ar, /,
| prevent accident and death. which hriug
misery and sorrow to n dividuals and
families"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
G. O.. P. FAvORS Mitchell BILLS.
Would Give tIts sIicc ~ stOck
Ira usfcr aud SurtaS.

Albany. Feb 22-Thc bills framed
by the Brown investigating committee
vera indorsed tonight by a caucus Of
the Republican members ~ the l.egis-
lature from New York city. II was said
that Mayor Mitchell was In accord with
all of the recommendations.
The caucus discussed the three meas
urcs which Mayor Mitchell put on the
slate for discussion at the conference Of
legislators and New York city officials.
to lie held next Friday. /, IL proposed
that the state bear the regulative ex-
penses OF the First District Pubic SER
wee Commission. that the city receive
that part of the stock ~transfer tax col
lected In the city and half of the liquor
surtax imposed by the Legislature OF
1915. The caucus voted against the
Mayor on the stock transfer tax PROPOSE.
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
NOT T. R., SAYS
\. !. Republican ms Against colonel,
Adds senator.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2~2.-lnited States Sem
ator James w Wadsworth, Jr, said to-
day that he thinks the Republicans Of
New York State are against Col. ltoos"-
welt for the Republican nomination for
President.
The Senator. who Is here for the
W%aahington's Birthday celebration Of the
Union League club. said that the New
York delegation to the Republican Cun-
vention will insist upon tho nomination
OF a regular Republican,
Twill the New York delegation pre-
sent a candidate" hc was asked.
THE delegation will come to Chicago
absolutely uninstructed and unbound"
he replied. The members viii he guided
by political developments. Mr.. Roots
formal withdrawal would of course elm
mate him Our ultimate attitude to-
ward Justice Hughes will be dependent
upon the time. the place and the method
OF his statement 81 his position
what about col Roos"Nelt''
New York Republicans are no, for
his nomination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23

Sotci Stratneld there are thirty-three
Cured In the bridgeport Hospital to-
kit, seven in Laurelton Hall. which
49, u girls boarding school not far from
the isolated scene Of the wreck, one in
st. Nincent's Hospital here. and "a dozen
or more who were treated for compare
lively slight injuries near the wrecked
cars and then sent on 10 bridgeport III
automobiles or by ambulance trains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
,orma, reoues, tina, the Appam be re.

formal request that the Appam be re.
leased from the jurisdiction OF the
United States District court at Norfolk.
Libel proceedings to recover the snip
have been Instituted In the court by the
British owners OF the vessel.
TIE state Department has been avoid
ing the announcement of It's decision
whether the Appam under the Prussian
treaties can cNjoy asylum IN the Aneri-
can port. or whether under the Hague
convention invoked by Great Britain
she must he turned back to her original
Owners,
Although at any time the state DEE
partment. through the Department of
Justice. could request the court not ia
assume jurisdiction. II was not disposed
TO do this or to make known its own
view Of the applicability OF the Prussian
treaties, unless requested to by Ger
many. The Department. 1t Is UNDER
! stood. wac willing to let the question
go to the Supreme Court for a ruling.
Meantime the German Embassy has
engaged John Clifton. n lawyer Of this
city. to represent II in the proceed
ings AT Norfolk. Mr.. Clifton in 1912
acted as one of the campaign managers
for Speaker Clark Of the House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
JOHNS HOPKINS TAKES UP DYES
consolidated IA 60. ~ New York
10 Aid Laboratory.

B>LrIM0GC. Feb 2--Presidcnt Good
NOW at the commencement day exercises
Of Johus Hopkins University announced
that the consolidated Gas Company OF
New York. the American Gas Company
of philadelphia and the Consolidated
Gus Company OF Baltimore mad inter
cstcd themselves In the establishment Of
a laboratory 1T tho university for re-
search work rs 10 the possibilities OF
coal tar products.
The purpose II To develop the aniline
dye industry and other important
branches IN the coal tar field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23
BELIEVE NEW YORKER KILLED.
Henry HOFFMAN, Said Ia Have Per-
lshed IN "nchc NJ 81. NOrttH.

BEERS, Feb, A-ii"nry HOFFMAN ~
New York city IL bcIt' we'd 10 have been
killed by al avalanche In the mountains
near -. MOril2. according To word re
,cived here to-day.
Mr.. Hoffman,. well known as an "N
per, mountain climber. left his wife an!
daughter AT -. Mori'z ou SATURDAY tr
10 on II ski "Trip Two Swiss guides, Who
are also missing, went with him The
only trace OF the party Is some broken
ski stocks near where the men are
thought to have passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-23

Eleven were despatched In a hurry.
most OF them racing in their
own automobiles rather than wait for
an emergency train to bc sent our
Three Bridgeport municipal amin.
lances. two OF which are motor driven.
also hurried out to Milford. At the
same time a dozen or more physician.
and surgeons were leaving New Haven
10 come westward at top speed. A
train made M Of a few freight ca,s
was also sent of from New Haven.
Among the first men the physjc,s, NO
came upon trying to drag the wounded
from the last coach OF the express. its
interior now "A mass Of wreckage after
It's side leap into the air and suhsa.
quent rolling down the left bank, were
Morgan ORricn. Jr,, of New York. son
III ex-Justicc Morgan O'Brien. and Al
Ian Corey. q son Of William T.. Corcv
OF the United states Steel Corporation
Mr.. O'Brlrn had received slight ahra.
slons when he and Mr.. Corey, while
chatting with John r. Fitzpatrick OF the
Yale football committee in the mex. "a
tho last chalr OF the express, had been
dumped into "A heap.
Across the snowy fields toward Mr.
Corey, Mr., o'Erien and the rest of IN,
rescuers I've Catholic nuns came run.
ming. They were sisters connected with
Jaurclion Hell, the girls boardInc
school near by. BEHIND these two nuns
came n band ~ eight more OF the sIs.
tors. The hrs, Of the nuns TO roach
The tiTck hurried the eight who cam,
hp later back Il" l.aurelton Han to re,
beds and nandageS ready 10 receive as
man" of thr women as possible.
A priest, VINO had boarded ,b. .x
press at Hartford, the Rev. Father Ed.
ward T. purrtu, pastor Of ST. pa,rick',
'hwoh IN that city. ~Hlthough Injured :,
badly mat later hr had TO be sen, ha,L
~ to his home city, kuc,t in the snow
beside th" dying and administered IN,
last .a'ratn"ut- "f line Catholic rhurcb
Ihe itev. Father Thomas T oiConnor q
"o''hahp''n Mass, also a passenger OF
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Gus Gapilin HjnigS ce6enSIuI
Gin 2str6 ants oert 2DerfRrie9 BON
Armin Stein.

Die Sabre einscn bin, unb Der paul
- ia, ipeHn man i'm Rdd 3ebn 5obren
pis6srseIeben bate, man bate Jpn midi
pitbererldnni, fold cine u%rirdttige Ste
m~aunseetalt ipar baraus gelporoen, uni
aus feinen qugen itrdbltt Der gan5s
StoI5, has san5t SodgefibI Der Be
fritbieung in leintm gtrui. aua al
Ieiner Uniform bate man iebsn %tonntn,
baB aus Dem S6iffsiungen ettpds gs5
porbsn mar. MARS nun nitt Elm Gag
bes Slides unb Ots Segtns fit ibn gts
neIen, bub tr bamals, aus Der 3u6t Der
W~aiienanfdlt unb Der 9eIebrtenlaule
milaFen, bic @rme frsi bstommen battle
uno aus Der gnse in bic Beits itrebeH
burfte2 ---
SIN eon5en 3tutitsu Reid idu43ts
allies in bimmeIbo6sr gtgeiiteruHg uno
8er3iidung, unb in England bdltsu ii9
bic SduItt, tnirIdttn bic SABINE in srim'
miaer Wut. Das mar btnn Dorgefaltu8
Sin beutI9er Gitg srrunger8 Sd, Elm
Sieg, uno mas fir elmer! Cine Cat mar
eeI6eben, ipie Elm BuHbtr Dor oltr
algen. DeutI6IanO ioate nit @cpalt
duf bic 3nie nitbsr; nit ben WlittcIn
Der Waffen gtHg d nidt, 10 polttH q
bic ,5erren Der Welt" nit benz 9ufiser
3pingen: @srmania iollte, naa alien
Gtiten bin ubgsIperrt, ben Ntem berlIe'
rem unb 6ungers iterben, bic dlsemeine
glpddoe Ioate ale 3uflbr dbiantiotn,
Bis biniiber mad @merita.
"a - ba iubelte es burd bic Belt:
.Germaniu Bat bic fngIiide 9Iodabe
burdbro6en. Gin nsugsiaafienss 9dns
beIgunterIee6oot III quer burd ben &t'
lantiI8en S3tan gcI6pommsn uno
MULTIPLICATION in Baltimore g%elanost! Sin
9rfumpb oes btuti6en Settles obnss
slei6en! Cine Cat, erbaben iibsr allen
2obprtis!
Ga, hin mar tr eIidli6 gttommen,
ober 3urid3 @ebe Dir, llHterieeboot
u0tutf6ldn61l guf bid lautrt Der eng
liIds Sobesbdb nit ieinen Srcl5ern unb
8ahtT6iffen! 6iniiber biit bu getoms
men. aber. 3uriid font bu ben 8eg ni4t
firben! limb ales belt BEN atem an,
als bic Nudriht fam: Die aDeuti4s
lamb" lit felt benz 1. qusut auf Der
SeimFabrt! limb Milioueu 6dHoc bobcH
fh gen 6immeI: Der Qlmddtige be-
bite oiall1
ga flatterteH i'm 9eutI4n Reid bic
gabnsn. Qm %. auguf orobrte buyh
Sic bsutIbeu @auen bic fro6e g0tidoit;
Die .GeutI4lanb" III glidlia in 8res
men etlanoet! llnb 6a itiss cr aus, Der
aaptidn NIT I,intr mdnni6uft, Der
padere, oer berrItae MaHl brr BAG
moBe Maaeftiid |uuternommsu unb gIids
lid aussefiibrt bate: Sapitdn Paul gO'
mig, Der ebemdIigs 30gIing Der Maiitns
anftult in oen Grdndtiatn Gtittunstr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Spanien, 9eutI6fanO
un0 Der 2Sierper6dn0.

Der .9oTiT6en 8eitung" tpirb Gnoe
September geI9rieber; Nus 2onoun ere
fabre i'd, baB Elm qariitr SBnbitat in
Spanien mebrere 3eitungsn ungstaait
bat. 8ieIt Radri4t e%epiHnt an 5nter'
eFe bur4 bic 9atia4e. OaB 2orO gort9s
cliffe 8ur5eit in Spanieu neilt. Rort9s
elifFe treibt, pie er ieIbIt einseite9t,
beutI9feinoli9e q%ropagdHba. Sn ldn5es
rem Qrtiteln an IeiHe gldtter Zines
unb .9ailp Wail" betlagt CT ben beurs
f6en GinfluB in Spduien unO ben bds
rdus ii6 ergebtr6en nieDrt9eu &u~rstano
bes snsliI6tn @sIOes. Stbermunn ri
in Gpdnien bon benz I6liebliHen Sjsee
Der Mittelmd6te iber5euet. Die puHis
i6e 9re6e ii burdgebenO beutIdfreuEOs
lid, pie aud alle &rtiie Der 8ebDitss
rung. Dies miiTe anbars perben. Gs
befebt 3ipeiTsaos Gin 3uIummenbdng
3niTaen Der Qnpsierbtit N~ortbcIiffes in
Gpunisn, benz griaetnen bieIer artitel
unb Der Raaridt BON ben 3eitungsals
tGuFen.
Grodn5enb meIbat elm anoerer 2ous
boner 8eridt iiber qorb Rortbcliffes
GntbedungeR tpie folgt: 2prb 9ortbtiife
tlast in einem 4uiiaB, ben er isinaa
9Idttern aus Spanien lenbet, iiber bic
unerfreuIidt lleberraiaung, bic Ct bort
eefunOen bat. Bur cnsliideB 8eIb
mubie er Elm Qgio 3dblen. st trlat
aus ben 3eitungen, bag Der @ldube an
BEN Gieg unb bic ltniiberninbIthttit 5er
3eutI9en in Spanien. iebr melt btrbreis
tel 1T, unb ais btIonoers unangent3m
tmpfanb Ct bic bsreitniaigt unD freunDs
Iide MuFnabme Der 9eutIHen in ber Ipas
niT6sn 8eIeaI4aft. Sin GROCER 9sil
Der fpaniiden Qriitptratie, bic eeIdmis
Birdie unb psite areile Der MitteliiaIt
fnb btuti9freunbli6. Sn SoftreiIsa
berrlGt etpd foIssnbe auFfaFmg: ii.
enelif9n Sffi3itre Fnb TAPER, ausg.,
3eidnete poloipieler uno CUTE Sporiss
leutt, ober dls Golbuten Iinb Ie Dilets
t%aHtsn; bic Sommbs fin6 tapfer s5ee
toltiibn; bic bIutistn RiidIhldse, bic Die
bsutfdsn 9eeresbsrihte 70 Oft s%rpdbusn,
srbdrten bic 9utiuds, bab cine armss
nidt in Elm pnar Sdbrsn ss6il0et pers
ben lam. Grantrti9 babe ale Mdns
uer BON II. bis AZ. Sabre o~usgeboben,
0sutidIunD mtFs babsr g%etpinnsn, app
psnn es ni4t feet 70 Tam Is bod bel
aries uiht OsrIisrsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Mnmanien nm hie anhenfrnne

Gnmdnien nnb bic Sabenfraae.
Dis Der amHerbdmtr gsrtrettr BET
rS4eff6en 3eitunq4 aus angebIid BE-
fer Qusne erfdErt, bd6su @nalano unb
Gruntrsid in gutdrea Shritie unttrs
ncmmen. UNI bic 8lti9iteauna Der rus
mdniidtn Subsn nit ben iibriasH
Staatsbiireern 5u bernirtlihtn, tpie Is
idpn i'm 8erlinsr @ertrag bon 1878
Dorssisben porben mar. Die 0erirsier
Der bsi6sn Wshmd9te forbertsn cine
formli9e 3ufase Der rumdniIten ass
sierung in bisisr grogs. dGeiu bieIs
lebnts jebe ginmifduus in ibrs innsrs
politit ab, no6ei le aueenf6einlid bon
RuBlun6 unttrfiist ipirb. Rar iobiel
BAT Rumdnien bsriproan, bab Is Der
israslitii9sn 8eb6Itsrung BON Siebsns
bIroen uno Der Butonina, fats bieIe
Gambler ibm 3%ufdlsn iouten, bieIslbsn
gireerrehtt 5%usritnnsH tpiirbs, bic re
bsuts unisr Der DIsrrsi6iTdsnnsaritden
6errIddft genitbeh. GngIanb unb
GrdHtrein edben fi9 NIT bisfsr Antiport
Hidt 5ufrieben; bic 9srbanblungen baa.
ern fort.
Der MiIs, bic 3entraItraFt bss
Ghdroiters, muB in Der @eipohnbeit Der
GntI6loFenteit gsIudt nerben. fouIE
fpfrb er nift Tdhig, tpsber Dem 80fen 5a
mibsrItsbtH nod BEN GutsH u fclsens
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
arieasaefanasnen 9DnDerIedr. Sc

artegssefanseuen 9unbertebr. Ger
arisssssfdnsentnsp oItperttbr, Der RON
Der beutf4en Reidspof bermitielt nigh
umfdbt mad elmer nsusrbtnes onesIisns
ten 3dhlung mOnatli6 fat z Miuionsn
i'm ReidspoItesbtst anFgtliefsrts, unb
iber 10 Minipnsn i'm Rsi4spoRsebisl
ei%Hesgangens, insssldmt dlic runb II
wtin. pofIenounetn. Gdbpn sntfalen
oaf trieess unO sipileefdngsne RuTtn
6,5 NiIiOnsn. onf U~ronSDIsn unb 8el
eisr 81 MilirRtn un6 auf tusibe urs
.fQEbNt GneIdnbsr Ia Miaionsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Aliterte SrieoensI 6almeien
in militdril6e 2seGen6tuns.
gon eiaem eBemarisen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Die Sn@assmbas IN bm HStH aspm@ nHO SdbmmmSoaDss- Seummt Der aGkemH8n
Sren6s Inn srufhfs = aaiutr GeGmt6dSug 1916 mb@mst Gin oGldhs - trd@M in
prfHtr gusnHsSO r n in6cn. - aaiet fir sddBdhgm ansHf an alien Srpnhu w tbmnh.
tudd66dt in ben answmbtn Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

gltyI HNI Dlttkp gtLuItsE ~ Hlltp@
tieren NIT elmer nldt mehr in ben
enpruen aabmtn bes Wsltfrisgtg paiiens
ben Qngriffs 5bse. Ionbern aud bic 0ers
fnisbeHariigen Mttboben bsr Durds
fiibrung bes Observation-Disclosures an
ben ein3eIntH ab{tnittsn Der 9eIdmmts
front fhsiHen at bsfen uHbeitreitbaren
Wtbsrfol9s beieetrdgtn 5n 9ubsu.
SIN Wein blisb ben d[iierten De-
nerdlItdbeu an ieber Gront nlr bic Dfes
tbobt bss 8urdbruhts Sci Der Durds
fiibrung ibrtr 9perdtionspldns ii6rig.
Sc bonpelte fh uGo ltbiglid Ourum. Oh
bar g9ardtter bitIer 0urhbrunsOerTude
Guf allen ariegsfdaupldBsn ssmeiniame
Werimdle auFpeiisn lOlts ooer niht.
QatiirIiH fporsn bic gsograpbiihsn
standardization Der brti europdiiden
9auptFronten bon erObsm Ginflufe ouf
bic 0sItaltung ber 8arabrndss4 ftionsn.
gti ibrer anisbuns idsint ieboh ni9s
10 febr oas Strebsn, bisie Gi9fntiims
Iidfeiten NIT Der erforbsrlihen prins
sipielsn giHbsttli6tsit Der 0sfummts
arisgfibrung in ginilang gu briHssa.
ais bielmebr perfOuIids Frdttgii9e ans
fidtsn bsr bstrsffmbsn Obertommans
bdnten boIgspaItet gu baben.
9erart febt maj au rem rufti6sn
Gdauplabe sinen Gur9bruhsDerfnd
auf redt brsiitr Jront, bsr fotpobl gegsn
bas Centrum, aIs sinsn Glii9sl bss gsrs
tefbigsrs geridiet, an brei Gteuen ms
geIskt fDurbe. 9iele Metbobe uHD bic
Mabl bitter angrifisfsltn (bduptEdds
lid bss 1liigsls) battle ben grOBten aus
fnHgserfola her aampagns In Gefalt
elmer 3iemIid srhebIidm 3HriidbrdHgnue
Der 1sitralsnr1pdiI4sn einisn in Gas
The sun., 1916-09-03
Victors on Links Of
Metropolitan Clubs

Ap,wAMis-spscial handicap-G. c.
pesrhnrn. lU5-t. ~. Match play against
par ". Neefgaard. l down. SWEEP
.takc.-P = Fogel. 500 80. l. Il MAN
Vile. aG-'G. SO
~ ,,u't--E IA Raynolds and j. u,
N"wcomb. isG-4. i4,. oaulif, ing round
Tor Rayonlds cup. ola = A-John T. Kelley
ia wi,h s5-o 20. and Howell Woo!ey.
Dt-IJ. 50. and r. V. hartford. o.-l.. 80
tied for last plsc" class NJ: ~ ~
comb led with ni--." ~ am W ~
ings. lo?,-"; ~; II 1851 en-. II T.
sn; j. II nasse''N nr, y T. ArenI
MaiomrE' ~, - ias. Mace.
"I--'.a" ,. cu,-p n
F's'",'" - 20,
Smith. los - . n'hui WWoctn'
w. = TaSlor' si-l" 81 80 -
ST., NJ; g., ';iSS'"r C,,,on io,.
,"pvs "a q Morse. ios-ls, So; Harry
"ios-lx. go; Waiter Whitehead.
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