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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
GOLD IN u. S. TREASURY
NEARLY S2,OOO.OOO,OOO
Trcnsurers Report shows Si.n.i.Ua1. 1G:
"f Money in Gcnerai Cir
ruiution.
wASIilN,:roN. Nov.m,.r

WASliiNETpN. November 25-Thc
Srcat inflow OF .v'd INTO tn. country
during the past fiscal year Increased
the TIca3ur! holdings Of the precious
metal TO sl.No3. i?3.c33 on June 80 last.
This WAS ai increase OF SEQ ;.:;;;:. az,
over TIA. previous Year. according; 10
the United states Trcdsurer's annual
report. made public to-day.
Cold Imports wcr" Sioi.oU9.3ni EN-
ports were $9U.2Ja.aiS
Money ia circulation "a the United
states "a; the close Of the fiscal year
aggregated <i,c2t,o9.,7c@. an increase
OF SiJi.STS.lSS over tho previous year
There WAS 1t remarkable growth in tac
gold coin and certificates i'm circuIation
the increase being i3SS.o9l,l23.
The gold and silver coin trust funds
held to redeem outstanding notes ;,md
certificates, increased s3S1."s7.tU. dur
ing thc year, ana at its close amounted
TO S2.o51.4o?,39i. The imcrcasc in gold
in the trust fund was 1891. col . 10
While the silver decreased s3s7O3.So5
Tho government ordinary receipts
totaling $779.Gsi,%o", were an increase
OF ss7.lSo,ic7 over those OF 1915 ordi-
nary disbursements, 572iio.99n. were
S5.eio.593 less than tic preceding year
aud the surplus on ordinary transac.
tons 500, l1l,j5i. Panama Canal trans
actions showed Z. net excess &C dis
bursements OF i,t53,533. paid out %
tho Treasury general f,nd. and tho
total net balance expended GU. Of the
general fund ana reimburaable from
Panama bonds not yet soid is SIPS.
710.2co.
Receipts ana disburse ncnts on ac-
count OF the public debt showed a ne;
excess of receipts OF S33.7S3,iSo.
The balance III the general fund June
"a. including s5J,o0o.oco 10 the credit
of disbursng officers, was S235o.5.eiG.
The Treasury distributed TO subtrcas-
uries and banks sl,o9$.7is.o2:.. a $256.-
100000 increase over thu rrevio - year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
CENSUS OF DYEsTUFFs
Book Intended {" Aid In BuiIdin- -
Amcricau industr. just
isSued,

WASHINGTON. November - -Tn.
dyes;cn census yompiied by the Blu
reau ~ Foreign und Domestic Com
r'crce, and which rs expected TO sac
millions Of dollars 10 American m;.nu-
lecturers Of the produc, b., ahowin2
them just wha' co!o,s ana tie appro.i-
rate quantities used. has jus, ocou
issued
Ii is now generally admitted. say :.
Statement; % the .ui eau. that any .I-
tell!Sent effort - Guild up Il compre-
hensiNe. seit-cOntaiLcd American coal =
Ear chemical .ndustcy mus; res, Lpoi.
the solid foundation Of accurate sta
;ist!cai data concerning the America, u
market Tor Artificial colors la no
other way can the creators OF such a.;
industry avoid duplication. overlappiu%
waste and biunderins, tentative stru2.
.ics 10 adjust productive mechanism &c
'ague Indefinite demand Witho.;,
such data the future Industry wiI hc
heavily handicapped by perinau.a,
overhead charges. H. the d!esj,;..
census thc government; has gathered
t"@cshc the statistics needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26

'i:cu.' says Mr.. Pearson. it influence
Tor GOOD would >tiIi h.,Nc "ecu inonu-
mental Ecgimniu2 with Ia" .chouI
bs' childr"u IN hiri study ciasscs in
the Southern States. this orgmuiZcd II.
ior; has spread with astonishing rm-
ridi;y t" every state ia the linton
't.lch year has seen :, marked IN
crease over tine previous year. both IN
numbers Of clubs formed ami the num-
bots at children enrolled Tho rust
;Drncd with total paid membership
u "n".iN6 lhiH is an Increase 81 NOR"
nan ,",p"c over ~" number enrolled
IL car Uc'prc since tho inception Of
hts phase OF cur work. sis wears AGO
total az @>.522 Junior Audubon Birh
.lubs has been formcd and 57"oSi
,hiidrcn as regular Junior members
lnV" O"cu instructed in the prilcipies
II tho Nudubou Society
These bird clubs" says Mr.. Pearson
have held public bird cxhibiticus
given various entertainments. rstab-
ishcd bird Sanctuarics fed birds IN
winter. built and erected nultitudss or
bird boxes. posted notices o. bird and
came laws. arranged lecture COURSES
circulated libraries oi bird books, con-
Quoted bir,! NIlks. worked Tor State
ana national logi@i"tiou organized
score. Of Junior Audubon clubs and
carried forward many other Audubon
activities
Mr.. Pearson reports that during th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
WILL FORM PIG CLUB
lrinsillc i'nir ts>nriiitiun \puro,.>
Plan f"r Organization oI
DOSs.
lspec.aI to rhc rime..Di.y

Special TO The Times ii spaichl
bANNlLr w. November .5-Th-
L"trd Of directors OF the Durviilc .air
Association last ui-.u, went -. re.or-.
as taEor!nS the formation Of pig club
70 be opera.cd iu conjunction I.!tn ihc
Pitts"!v"nia Coru club. which g. ma,,-
ass'' b! w. Nj Perry, county farm dem
oustrator.
me concentration OF y. l.. STAR
ing. president q! the IAN Was iol-
loved 10y an OFFER made IL John T.,
iiSun. president o. the Comm.
Bank, who promised sou" as wori,iua.
capita! Tor the boys, Win ~'hich 30 re,
ihe pig @lun started. This is made as
u l'l". ihs 2'Fz 20 pay back the noucj
- ocErscS a they rc;,llH. profits ou
nv raising OF pigs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
WOULD HAVE GOVERNMENT
CONSTRUCT OWN SHIPS
ncpr"s"otntisr Buti-r Thinks Private
hnrds Arc Entir~l. Too SLOW
In BulIillnS Nnr NesselS

NNSiI'NiTDN. November !J.--rhc
'a'' that IN" four battieshipS apprp-
'"nSrcsa viii not slide tic ways
I" The "'tcr un;:! 1920 ar 1921 aroused
Representative Butler, OF l'caaaylvu,Iiu.
'p-"iE l" declare ia open hcarn. that
INC hm"rici,n People wuuldn', stand
I"' such delay. and that he proposed
!" ASK mat the United States build its
own Shi@s. and build them in thirty
months :
~ VIC cannot get our ships built
'""' enough III tho private yards, which
arc 3'rc1IN crowded Win orders for
commercial craft" said Mr.. Butler.
thcn am in favor Of building them
on ~ our own yards. believe We
c.,h get speed in our own Yards
nv" been told they arc building
D"ttieahips abroad in thirty months.
a"" mere the private yards oncr to
o"ild Us our four new battlesiiips in
'hrec ana :. half ycara II we need
snips' then We need them now, and
,n'S government can pay any price for
lhnor thht is necessary to get ships
made II twp speed
Represent Butler made tins
9ec!ai alton at the hearing before the
to.G.,,. A '1, Gommittec Of the House
E.!ic' constructor Or the United state
NN"ry' hnd said That the New Yor.s
Hhipbuiiding Comp;,ay and the i'or,,
Macy thrce and half Years TO cor,
Strrct the four batt!cships authorized
"a INC naval appropriation act passed
~ Congress in the previous sessions.
iHt DatIe cruisers. said the adn.iTa,
nave not ueen figured on privatc
builders seem 20 be hesltatinc when I,
cv'nc3 20 contracting To deliver baltic
'ruiscrs which have u live uu 10 !,
SHa!&hiecd speed Of th!rty-nye knots.
According to Representative Roberts
OF massachusetts,. The problem Of an.
's!!hs 4o,oOu horse power 10 the sha IT.
- TOO ticlslisl !, job to be grabbed al
WITHOUT considerable thought Au-
Hh..l Taylor said lie had not heard |,
s,,%'eu !n"t wa! but tina, the cost OF
ne battle cruisers would he SO great
ste'ooV'oo"-that private builders did
ny want TO run the risk Of having
mem turned back by the government.
~ would wipe out any one Of the com :
pan'es' II was said to-day, TO have q
oai,ie cruiser not accepted.
Decision before the committee to day
.tiH among. naval officers Of 10000
.Weit!- three knots. and twelve si>-
teen-iEch guns. This would he am I'M
!foVement Il: speed Of three knots. and
= heavier armament by four big guns
man anything Ia the navy now
A!mE"i Try!or was not so sure ,S
representative Butler that the United
states "En build the big ships amy
'.1ster than ;he private firms lie san.
mat labor ~ scarce at present 1ud
tL"i II seems 10 be Impossible 10 tur
Oh speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
MILITARY PLANS " >lEIN
FASHIONED ~ BEUIi\

VIC military plans OF Ausi"!- are
not fashioned in Ni"una. ngt in Bar
Eu. Inc role OF the AUSTRIA CAN'T
BE- mcrcl! ihs; of ..u cch"irG hoarG
The Mag VARS "ho are ihc Only viriic
militant eieuelt lef; ni the Austrian
empire. prefer the d.rcction - affairs
20 come rror Berlin rather tnar from
Nicuna. for .tcy have sloluyc fAiih
&c. tic proves OF German arms an!
'ho efficiency of Icr:nan os-;.niiz*tion.
rho real it,,der Of th. empire is the
Hungarian premicr Count T,sza. who
t 9 great adnirrr ri Berlin
Tu" military history - Austria in
the war nas been 20 pi,;tnie that even
n iltn vautcd she couln not reason
ably cpmpiain pt I.rIaIa Gom.uaii"u.
Slc utierly tailed q; the rnst; - tho
'pr - achieve cNpl"t. t.oua. and in
,toad ,>aH souuGly nca;-a.
Tho Austrian vuu:t couH.eis 90 -
tuutbor at avrhdu,al h:.n-ors-oI. some
noor some rich hUt II ac,uajcd r.
yue motive how uuvh ;ie" '.u u..Ne
ont "f ~" different appointments IL
,yhch the. arc "uiied.
There are no fewer th.,u fuIty ;rch-
dgtca and thor families aat,euiug On
sr ig.triau "lNIl list.
: ,hird dc'usion vhioh u H. Icccs-
ear! tn 50 ecn away from tho ,niuda ii
;h, people Is th.tl Austri. -iiumear. a
on ~" verge 81 starvation :" such
3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
ROBBERlES REPORTED
'iothins aud Turkeys Are Chief Itr.>
Taken. According to-

.NuGGst Brantz, % 1906 East Main
street, -eported TO the police yesterc!;.y
the loss OF suit Of clothes valued
At S2".
Erne,, T;.nk-ley, OF 800 =. Louisiana
street. reported that some one had en-
tered his home and stolen quantity
Of clothing.
Wiy RecEem reported the loss %:
r.iucDat valued at IS.
/. ~. Mindcn, Of 1923 North Eighteenth
street reported the loss OF TWO ;ur-
keys and d coop. valued at So
j. r. i.eftwich reported the ,ss o.
one turkey. valued at $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26

hpt share Germany. hatred for Ems
'''r Tic I:"hcnian6. tho Serbs. Tho
'roa'4 AMI tho l:o,.U,aui:tu. ia Aus
IRA -iiih:hr! tIEc no aii'noai;y to-
""tds Grca; Eritaip. but tho AuHtro
I'crInan" ANA the NugyarS ul. violent
enough 10 their dislike Of the EIitisn.
~oun' TiAZu-tlo Magyar Prime Min
'&'cr oi si'irsar$-is rough "pr, OF
mani. Hrilc wiling to obey Ecriiu't
wishes. Baron Burian, the Austro-
IiuhS3rian Foreign Minister, Who it:.s
b2en violently attacked as ~ weak
man OF ~" particular gifts and III.
agitation OF both Count Andrc,ssy rn:
Count karolij is merely to serve per
soral aims: neither counts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
iiiLH-N NTEH WARM
bS sou III HIJ.i M,ul>I.r

SOUTH HILL. VA November -.
inc prices or ,mc market Tor tho pas,
wee. Trachcd nearly - cent? for all
grades o. leaf tobacco inciudtu.
acr"p NaicS 70 the week amounts,
I" 2''!ii pounds which brought >j1..
i'j.'". ~ average OF sI9.SS. This Is
n" highest weeks average ever re-
corded l"rc
"nttrr satisfaction with the prices r..
CeiNcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
MREPORTS ON WORK
OF AUDUBON SOCIETY
National Secretary Gilbert Pearson
t.iSca Resume Of t:ndcaV0rs
imOnl: Children of SOmth.

.ASHlNGTON. u. g. November -;
Things are going we'll with tnt
birds" i tic message ihst comes FROM
,. Gilbert Pearson ia his .unuai re-
port a secretary OF tne National As
ISOLATION oil Audubon Societies. Given
out to-day.
The main reason M; Pearson as
ag!hcs Tor the happy condition Of the
icatEcreu sougstcrs Is that ii worlliue
combination has at last been tUrrlcd
between the~birds ana the cuilCren
III this associatiou had never en-
-aGsd in any line Of CONSERVATION! Ell
tort other than its worh with chill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
~ r,,utusson .. {. MA,.u,h.

icgpsrl@h,. 1910. d, ..e la;eru4,.oa.l News
Austria Us ~ un means on the poin,
~ collapse. She may have lost 800.
900 men. but ,hnt SUI lca"ss her with
"."u"ooo not. pcrhIp: as good tighter
~ tho men employed III the first year
~ the war. but certainly not so poor as
the people III England think
None Austria might soon surcumb.
hU, her army, under tHc control Of
',rmmny, led by able German COM
naudcrs ana s,iG ucd by German
troops. become a stroms military ma =
"hinc again na 80 sec By the stub
Ioru defense OF Haiica. the recovery
Of Pennsylvania and The Onsluus ii
against the HoVmUrian passes.
The trag"dy of the Austrian empire
IS not that IL i: "n thc point OF col
lapse. but shat II u silply AND solely
an annc3 OF tn. German einpiT. to-
day. However Illuminating ih. adrlia-
sion may u" to tho ieaIcrs "r 'hc
dual monarchy, th"T arr c1utcnt -
have tn position 50. prrveiN 'nE inAt
unless German: held Tho reius ;ne
empire would 90 10 pieces.
Germans Nigh; huvc wished to SCI
:. stronger ANA more seli-rcli.r, Aus
trta Tor mji.tary g@&sons but Tor po;
httyal reasons she does not hnd IT al
az !iaagrec.ble - hu.. reduccd h.r
ucicnbor :, - degree o. su.,r'. ion
which. 20 all intcut- >nd purposes,
.lu1u-liN . :, .,iI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26

br. Joseph Bear will lecture to tho
membership OF the Young Mems Tie.
hrcw Association to-nigh; on The
Practice Of Medicine of To-pay." Tie
address VIII be open 10 tho public. and
G'il he given in tho auditorium Of
the association building. AZ North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
STOCKS is EXONERATEO
'rnnd Jury Finds No True mn A-uiust
Wan Charged with
1ynrhin:.
J ky NssocintcL l.rc.,- |

NtNANSNli.LE. y. -. November -.
Inc grand jur; in rUpiiu County Su
psr'or Court hcrc found no true bill
j" tne case against $unucI Stocks.
charged With lymeh'"=.
Stor''S WAS alleged to have pccn -
''e'''oe' OF Il mob that las, spriu:; tool,
nssr' from the i.cr"ir County Jail
"i kinston and lyucheG nlr Tho r,s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
Rob Home Of l.aN,er.

j. &. pFlahcrty. Of 20! Mout!inln
Avenue. reported to the polio, yys:,r-
d"! the loss from hi. HON. Of :. vu-
mans Sold nscE chain. valued ., -,
"nG = silver neck chain valued az -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26

Through It's cA>lusiyc gc%s soryi.e
~" International Sew, Service oh
,Nincd from L"ndon this interview with
Professor Y. -. MAhaTyl> Bohemian
hrihhcr OF the Austru- iIuuga.inr Par
'f'n'"t an" now = political refugee
49, i."nd"" To cscnE" arrest because
publ 'siiir= ".rtuir political uan,bn.
Ct Professor Ni.s;,ryk - or ago LEFT
'h' dual monarchy. walked All Tho
49,! :" Tic Swiss frontier. ami. sitter
'h"rt stay IT, psria want IL London
u" dauSi,tcr. Miss Alice MasIryk,
NnN recently released b. Tho Nustr4-
hungarian government: after bcins
'mprison,d Tor rnuntNs Oh the charge
81 '''Sh treason vccaus. siic hnd been
found in puSsoasiuH &C hcr fathers
writings Professor Mtsaryk married
{" dauSht"r ~ fGIolpho ,:urr,aue. a
N"~ York banker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26

r"ar more than 5000. 900 Of tho 2-vcnt
illustrated panphlcts giving lilo his
.ories OF the different American birds
nav" oecu issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
~. trSi~

Ioi: sale, :. POLAND china and Berkshire
p!=s: also one Eouu sound ~InUlc. T. NJ
Conner stop ls. Seven Pines car Line
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-26
.l(r noC5 0rei Gage fit Den
Qulomd6tKonlsQ On Cri6dnR!
lille 1sOntcitantcn miiIen ihrcn ucNftdnSioen
peri6t am 1lbcnc Ses %. JMii
cingenSen.
fouls pinncu ans pcttapattamie Gcmntp, Jay
bcmte wieNer an Ger Spite.

Ser erobe automobtl. aonteit Der
o3Geli6en Omaha 3ribIne~ 0dllert
ieBt nur nod 3 Gage; er I6liebt onl
9onHerStag abeno, Den 20. Siuti.
Sober aonteitant mus Jet unab.
l1iiig bis gum SaluB peiter ar
beiten, min er auf ben Sieg rednen.
9tuh Die Ronteltanten, bic ii9 inter
ben 6iibrern befinoen, mullen oieies
TIM, oenn einige Der glie0rigerite.
benOen orbeiten pie bic 9iber uno
uerIpreAen bis gum SdluB groBe
gtnienoungelt, Die 6aS gnoreiuItat
tart beeinfliiien oiirfteu.
0nmit Die lesteu 8eIteatngen
mitge5dblt tperoen fonnen, miiiien
ole lesten ginienoungen Der aonte-
itanten ben @oittempel Oes 20. SUM
tragen.
Soate Der Ieste 8ug I'M 8obnort
irgeno zines &onteltorten Dor benz
9lben6 oes 20. SUM obeebeu ltno
Der &onteitdnt ieoe Minute Oieles
Cages alisniisen molten, 70 m:B
er ben Brief eini6reiben laiIen, aber
redtdeitig genug, Oamit er Ben 9oit-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-26
Don Karin ,tllebaslIs staMselanN.

.g.blthtn Rdmpf gu fihrfr. Sie bsisn
esItridtsn 9onOiduhs tOnusH IN 8s5ls
auf WGrme unb DnusEbaftigtsit bG Mot
mittoHtnrritren. Der @haifne uH6 BIZ
S9afInsrin, bic ibrs ~miBbdneellen 6dnoI
I9onen t0nnsr, Der GtrdBniehrsr, btf
@istutIher, Der MiIdbab, Der 9risItrdssr
bic 3situnssaustrdgtrin. Gs sibt Ieint
Arbeit, bic man nidt NIT biefen Sanb'
i9uben ausfibren fam, oani ibrel
g6miegIamteit, Dsi9beit unb benz tlsinsr
God am .3sieefiussr. sic lino Der gege
btne 6dnoIdub fir isbtH Bauer. ie0er
Gssmdnn. GinltmaIs parsu nodnii4r
6anbT6ubt" bds 0einlts, aritotrdttf6Ns
Damn purbs bic 8s3si9Huns farDlos
SEPT pirb Der gssriff bur4 bic 8isnsi
Ddnen triebsr Su Gbren t0mmsn, obt
BEN 5ortl9ritt Der 3eit entfpre9enb per
ben .bdnif6s 6anbfdube" bas goltstiim,
li6Ite, bos NiblidIts isin.
mas nber Iol id erIt BON ben GdubeH
1agsn? Sts iibsrtrsFftn alIes. SD nerOt
lie sinfo9 bsl4rsibsn unD Oeriu6en, iii
in bas 9epubtIein Der 9eIer nit sbtnIc
IoliOen 1dssln t%insubGmmsrn, ais ie in
ibreu 6olSfDblsn 1absn. 5plaIobIenl
3rpei 3oa bids Soloioblsn. Sn 9dne'
mart trdgt ber Bauer @inter unb Som,
msr 6Olsfdubs. SIN Winter flint er III
nit Gtrob, Sritt er in cine Gtube, iG
tpirft er Ie ab unS gsbt auF Godeu. De
@roBbansr bat aud manhmal Tin paaI
rSolslhuhsG tisFsl@. Mit Goble mi
S6erteil aus SolS, ben @tieTeIf9aft aug
9ebsr. Die 5olsf9u6e perbsn nidt ia.
britsmdbig bsrseTe1t. Gis fnb immu
9~unbarbsit. Der 6ol5i9aifer, tpeun II
etpas tdugt. III Elm ainItler. CT mo,
beuiert in 6ol8. Seine 5olsf6u9e fnt
innsn 70 gIrtt tpis Elm poIicrter Galon
tiT9, BON auBeR 10 tetrsldnsenb, bdb mar
fid bon fern BARN ipieseln lam; aler,
bings fam man fe aud aus Der Gernt
riedsn. auBer bohen abidben finO eiieR
beSdlasene Sol5tI0b9cn unter ihnen be-
fefiet.
gei BEN groBen 2tbtrmansef, Der burd
ben Rrieg in alien 2GHbern ~entIfanben 1T
mar es fir cine 0dnia Elm ndbeliegenbe!
9sbante, duf 5ieie @flbe 5uriid5ugrsifm
aber Is FAB fofort Elm, baB fe in ibrri
uripringliden Gorm nidt pl1bIi9 in be-
oiterreidifhen 4rmee sinsefiibrt tperbsr
t0nnten. Mer niGt bon tlein dnf ar
bieie 8uBbefleibung aetp5bnt 1T. fhueibe
Ii9 bdmit unipeigtrli6 ben rift blutig
60 fam Es nuf bic nsue 6nrm. Oil
SobIe blieb bGniId, uur puree fie mil
RdeelH bfi9ldgen. Der Heft oes Site
feIs fpurbe aus ipaFerbi9tem Gtoff beE
fertist unb nit papitrsinIngen bsritben
Gs fnb Ghniirhiefel, pti9 pie ars fem
fem gGmif6leoer. 5is iinb ebtnIo ee
eisntt. erunbIofe odnbFraBeu gu burd
tputsn, ipte Gttinfelbsr at 6esfpingen. eli
toIten feds Rronsn bro Yaar. SIR btF
Sdlon paFsn Fe nidt. 9ber file all
MenIhen, grobe urh fltine, bic berurteih
Iinb, in eIenbem gGab5etg al frisren
fpRIt has Salonfeben teine groBe Golt
Der GAulfubboben niirbe abr Ieiben'
Mdht nihts, better otrborbene 8uBbDbsH
als tranfe aunetn.
Sd CLAUDE, ismurb Bat einuaf gsTaet
,0as ai9t fommt aus BEN 9orben.'
abeE baB aud BE WGrmt aua BEN Roy,
ben trmmen fam, 1T nsu unb ibsr'
ruTdsnb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-26

itempcl oes 20. Sum- erbalt. Seher
aonteitant finOe oesbalb aus, mie
ip1t AM glaAmittng ODER AbeH0
9riefe i'm Yoitdmt ietties 8obnnrts
eingei6rieben meroen fonner. Soon.
teitdnten, bic in gtGbe bon Omaha
mobnerJ miiiien ibren 8eri1t Dor
0 ltbr abenbs in Der oGribiIne" 1b.
ge6en ODER i'm I'M Omaha 8oltontt
our6 eingeidriebenen Brief einien.
Den, bamit ard ibre ginienoung
uuabdnoerli6 am 80. SUM erfolet.
9lQe 8riefe, Die all ben aonteltIeiter
eeridtet iiuO nlb nod Dem %. Stunt
eintreffen, meroen uidt Dor ii lIbr
morgens am 1, Sltli geoffnet. I'm
oieie Stunoe finOet Die leBte offi5ieae
81blitne offer &eiteaungen nno Die
9reisDerteilung itott, po8it oae 4on-
teitanten ber5lib eingelo6en iiro.
2ouis Binnolp aus Yottapntt1mie
GountD, Sa.. Itebt beute nieoer an
Der Spite Der &outeitanten; Der
5tpeite lit Carl &obbein aus Setter
ion goutftD unO Senrp $oef ants
8obo @ountb iit40er brittle.
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0Mtttun0 fir Beitrae
sum PtIfsfcnS!
gnerfennenber grief bom @atiOnnI'
idDatmeiiter So6n 3inrfs In
Baltimore.

Baltimore, @96., %. Stunt 1916.
@errH Grib @olpp, @habmeiiier
&ilfsfon6s Stoatsberbauo See
brosfo, {. o. Seribner State
gnnf, Seribner, glebr.
@eebrtcr Serr 8olppl
wtit bcr5liAen 9onf beit1tigs Id
ben empfong Sbres gtetp gori
Drafts IN &0be bon $4,000 ols
ibeiteren 8eitrog 0es Gtoatsberbau.
oes bon NebraSfn al Dem oeutIdeil
uno 0lterreidti9iid.unsariIaa glo-
ten areu5 5ou0s.
9ieie neue Itattlihe @ube Seigt
IN bereoter Beiie, 0aB Der Gifer
inter ben MitgIieoern Sbres ge.
id1tten @erbmlbes in Sntereiie Der
arieesnotlei6en0en in Der alien Sei.
mot niht nahselaiien bat, uHO i'd,
gebe mid Der nngenebmen Soft.
nung bin, Dab nud in Der 8ufnnft
oosielbe Der Gal iein m0ge.
Snoem ih Gle bite, allen @ebern
ltno Daitarbeitern meinen berbinb.
liditen 8anf gum 2llsorud brineen
6n poIen, berbleibe id
@ohodttngsnoa
Sobn Eiarts, @orfiser.
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Seine Mrbeit
zines G~andbbccts!
DranS6Ei6er 3prpebuidger nnb tia.
lieniiGer @%ilfsfrenjer
DerniAtet.

Noris, 80. SUM-. Gas iron.
SSIiihe MlarineminiIterium ma@t
befmnt, ooB Der itnlienii6r 9iIfS.
freu5er rGitta oi Wteiiina4 uno Der
fran5oiiihe a~orhsooboot : geritorer
sGourde" IN Der 3trnBe bon 0tran.
to bon eiuem feinblihen &uuhboot
torpeoiert urD berienft muroen. (Dir
Strobc bon Otranto perbinoet oas
aoriatiIde init Dem Soniidcn Meer)
Der areuoar nGitta Be Wteliina"
loelder bon Dem Gorpeooi1aer auI
lieiner Gabrt gum Sdus begleitet
norben mar, mar oas erite 6pfer
oes Eou1boots. Oils ip1tcr o5our.
DE- oos Gnn6boot oneriff, Sog es
bel Dem Sample ben aiir5eren unO
wur6e pbenfols auf Den Meeres.
grun0 b%eforoert.
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sarfifder siea in g[rmenien.

GonItantinopal, 26. SUM, iIbar
Berlin un0 2on0on. GAS tiir.
fti6e ariegsont b~eroffentlidt eiien
9eridt ans 8eDrut, 0aB bic 8ilrfen
nn %. SUM an eiuer Sront bon
5000 Sub nuf Dem @ebirggfomm
bon Ghorofb, armenien, Die auilen
aifs Saupt idlugeil, 500 gefdngen
nobnlet unb eroBe geiite, Defenders
an Waunition uno RabrungsmitteIn,
mod]ten.
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annapolis, gl0. 26. Sllni.-9er
l7-i1brfge 59iffsfaoett 8iIlliam ..
9urtin aus @eit gittston, ga,
ltltr5te ODER iprang aus Dem 6euiter
ieines I'M Oritten Stod Der gar.
rnfen befin0liden 8immers un6
lnuroe 70 idmer berIebt. oaB er nod
tur8er 3eit itarb. Ser iueen6li6e
5elbitm0rOer lit ieit geralmer 3eit
al Sdipermltt.
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Nritiider 9ompfer berloren.

Qon0ou, 26. SUM. Der britt.
ide 0inienbampfer sSoppbo4 lit i'm
@eiBen Meer aus nidt mitgeteilter
llrfnAe beriuuten uno es miro ge.
melOet, 0nB is Mann Der geiabung
babel umgefommen feien. (oGqppbo
nerbranpte 1894 9onnen. nur0e
1908 gebaut lmb batte SIN aIs
aeimbaffn. Bubr neuer6ing8 8ipi.
idlen England uno Dem ruIiiiaea
9afen Ardnugel.)
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&inS crfrinft in 2iItcrne.

Dos oreiiGbrige sobn6en bon
Germ uro Srau Mihoel 9ett6ut,
1877 @oppleton abe.. fanb geItern
nn9mittag auf idrefIide 8eiie Den
ZOO, ols es in cine I'M Sof befin6.
tsde 8ilterne Itiir5te uno eIenoigIi6
ertranf, 0a uieuiano 5ugegen mar,
Der es retten fonnte.
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aonare6mann gilion einoerci6f

MoibingtofL 26. SUM-. acprG.
ientont Iilion bon Connecticut 1T
0as erite aonoreBmitglieo oos Dem
3fllf 81 ben 6nbnen 5olge geIeiItet
bat. CT bat fid bereits at ieiuer
Gruppennbteilung IN Der 9aiIi3 lei.
iies Stnotes begcben.