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MethodIcaI q. Prnc,icc March.


Despite the rigorous censorship. which
closed all wires, telegraph and telephone
to military news. the story OF the cross
ing got out in one form or another by
devious ways. The facts were as fol-
lows:
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
troops fell in at their camp in full march
ing order. The order to move came about
II and was answered by a shout from
the men. Then the column started out
Cowboys off the ranges, enrolled as
scouts. and cavalry led the, way. Two in
fantry regiments. some field artillery
and a wagon train came after, r'he de-
parture of the force was unmarked by
a single dramatic detail 1t was as bus
mess like as a practice march. A long
hazy line of alksli dust. standing out
against the duh white Of the plains and
the blazing light OF the sun marked their
progress toward the border. as viewed
from a hill above the village.
PershtnE Goes In other Direction.
General Pershing accompanied the force
as far as the border, but he came back
later in the afternoon and took another
direction to the flank with a part OF
the troops
The troops taking part I'm the movement
numbered about 5000 and We're composed
OF the Thirteenth cavalry. the Sixth and
Sixteenth infantry and other details that
had been encamped here.
During the preceding night 1t Is said
that Colonel Slocum met Colonel Davila
of the Mexicans, who promised that no
resistance would De made to crossing the
border. At any rate there was no re-
sistance made. but the entire MeN'can
population in Palomas. soldiers and civil
ians. with one exception, cleared away.
Americans passed through this town on
crossing the border they saw the one ex-
ception-an aged and crippled man, per-
haps q beggar without a family.
Flying Conditions Ideal.
Some aeroplanes are believed to have
passed in with the expedition in motor
trucks. but only one was seen flying
about here and that last evening. Fly
ing conditions. owing TO the clearness of
the atmosphere. are ideal, but for local
topography. the arnfv1wiii reIp'--6n its
cowboy scouts.
Toward sundown. while the firs- aero
plane ever seen in Columbus. was skim
ming the sky to the south. msa came
back with the report that the expedition
had encamped for the night without any
incident to report. It is said in Columbus
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Desperate Attacks by
Italians on Austrian
Line at IsonzO Fail

BERLIN. March 1s.-(wireless to sayi
ville.)-Desperate attacks on the Austrian
lines along the Isonzo are being continued
by the Italians In their determined often
sive in that region. according TO the AUS
trian headquarters statement OF March
IS. received here today from Vienna. on
the Podg6ra heights the Italians were
only driven back from the Austrian posi-
tions by bitter hand-to- hand fighting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17
Strikers at Cudahy
Plant at Sioux City
Return to Work

SIOUX CITY. Ia. March 1e-Neatly all
OF the 1000 strikers Of the cudahy plant
returned to work this morning. after be-
ing on strike since Monday. Several
hours after the men returned about
score OF butchers Qpit work. II is not
believed the other workers will Join the
butchers.
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French Minister Of
War Gallieni Resigns;
Rogue Succeeds Him

PARIS. March .16.-General Jo-
seph Simeon Gallieni,. minister OF
war, has resigned because of i'll
health and General Charles Rogue
has been appointed to succeed him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17
TUBANTIA LIKELY
STRUCK Mine, IT
IS SAID IN BERLIN
Semi. Officially Stated that Dutch
Ship Probably Hit Explosive
and Reuters Hears No
Americans On.
ALL PERSONS ON BOARD SAVED
Earlier Reports Indicated U. S. Citi-
zens Among Passengers and
that Boat Torpedoed.
REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING

BERLIN. March 16.-(By Wire
-less to Sayville.)-It is semi-offi-
cially stated here. says the Overseas
News agency, that the Dutch steam
ship Tubantia, which is reported to
have sunk near the Noordhinder
lightship, most probably struck a
mine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17
House Passes Bill
To Keep Sugar Duty

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE house
,te today passed the administration bi 1
p retain the present tariff Of ! cent per
ind on sugar. Under the sugar clause
THE Underwood tariff act sugar would
On the free list after May ! noXt
The vote was si5 to ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17
Wabash Cashier
COnfesses Shortage

ST. LOUIS. March l6,-Robert E. Rigby.
assistant cashier OF the Wabash railroad
today confessed to q shortage OF $4,000
He has been arrested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17

WASHINGTON. March l6.-state de-
partment officials say there is no Richard
schilling in the consular service. The
rec9rds fail to show any man of. similar
name in any other capacity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17

LONDON. March 16.-A later dis
patch from Reuters correspondent at
Ymuiden says IL now is stated that
there were no American citizens
on board the Tubantia. There were
four Brazilians, two Chileans, one
Russian and one native of Switzer-
land on board, he says.
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FRI NK SH ERCLIFFE
is GIVEN A PARDON
Granted Unconditional Release by
Colorado Governor on Recon-
mendation of Pardon Board.
WAS SERVING 25-YEAR TERM

DENVER. March 16.-Frank Sher-
cliffe, alias Sherman w. Morris,
serving a twenty-five-year sentence
for murder in the Colorado peni-
tentiary. was granted an uncondi-
tional pardon late today by Governor
Carlson on the recommendation of
the State Board of Pardons.
Shercliffe Is serving twenty-five-year
term for the murder in 1908 OF John w.
Walsh, a miner of Lesdville.
Three times in six years the pardon
board has passed upon Shercliffe's appli-
cation for freedom. but in each instance,
1t is said. his release was opposed by the
governor f
Counsel for Sherellffe has coniended
that the trial and conviction was the re
suit OF ''frameup" and actuated by
motives OF revenge
Boards Statement.
After reviewing the case. the board in
a formal statement. said:
ut is the unanimous opinion OF the
board that Shercliffe is not guilty OF the
offense for which he was incarcerated in
the Colorado prison; that he was not sent
to the penitehtiary to vindicate any wrong
he had done. but because he had turned
from his past crimes and against erimi-
nal associates and gave aid TO the state
TO punish wrongdoers. We feel that It is
the duty Of the state to sustain a man in
his effort TO aid the state by providing
evidence rather than to permit him to be
punished for it,"
The borad declared that the principal
evidence against shercliffe was a letter
purporting to have been written by him
to Tom Dennison OF Omaha while the
former was serving a prison sentence at
Fort Madison, Ia. in which he was re-
ported as having referred to numbering
Walsh. This. the board says. hand writ
ing experts pronounced a forgery.
Shercliffe served eight years of his
sentence.
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The Weather

Forecast till D. m. Friday
For OHiaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
-aFairi warmer
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AMERICAN CAMP
BELOW BORDER
All Branches of Service Repre-
sented in Main Force Which
Marched from Columbus.
PERsHING HEADS SMALLER BODY

COLUMBUS. n. NJ. March 16.-
(via Mail to El Paso. Tex THE
American expedition which entered
Mexico yesterday spent an uneventful
night. encamped buta short distance
across the American line.
Some of Villas men, according TO
e report here. are down in Ascension.
But Columbus slept more soundly at
night than at any time since the hor-
rors of exactly one week ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17

The Tubantia was built in Glasgow in
1918 and is $40 feet long and IS feet
beam. 1t left Buenos Ayres on February
for Amsterdam and was reported as
having passed Fernando Noronhs on Feb
ruary IL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17

LONDON, March 16.-"It is now
certain the Tubantia was torpedoed
without warning,"' telegraphs the
Amsterdam correspondent of Hhe
Central News. There were three
Americans on board. They were
Richard Schilling, an American con-
sui; Emma Schilling ana Carmen
Echilling."
v A wireless dispatch sent from the
Tubantia last night was given out by
Reuters correspondent at YmHiden
Holland, that the steamship was tor
pedoed. The correspondent asserts
there were Americans on board.
Text of wireless Message.
The wireless message which was
signed First wireless operator" was
received inst night at Ymuiden by way
of Schevcningen. Holland. and is quoted
as follows:
''rubantia torpedoed and lost. Am now
leaving ship with captain. Don't worry"
Among the passengers Reuters corre-
aspondent says were Some Americans
and German women"
fsFhe London agents OF the Tubantia
state that its crew numbered about 900.
They have no information as to the num-
ber OF passengers who embarked At Am
stefdam. tf
A Reuter- dispatch from Ymuiden. how
ever. says that the Tubantia carried
forty-two first class. thirty-three second
class. and eight third class passengers
and general cargo and mails.
A Reuter- dispatch from the Hook OF
Holland says that wireless message has
been received there stating that the large
Dutch passenger steamship Tubantia,
outward bound from Amsterdam to the
River Plata. has been torpedoed and IL
in a sinking condition near the Noord-
hiner lightship. All the passengers have
been taken off in boats.
The London agents OF the steamship
Tubantia. which Is owned by the Holland
Lloyd Of Amsterdam, have received a
\ N>message saying the vessel struck nins
and is sinking. Another dispatch says
the Tubantia was torpedoed.
The steamship. which Is of 1900 tons
gross, left Amsterdam yesterday for
Buenos Ayres. 1t was to have stopped
at Falmouth and pehinsular ports. where
the majority of the passengers were to
have been taken aboard.
A life saving boat has left the Hook of
Holland TO search for the sinking vessel
and Dutch torpedo vessels are leaving
Flushing to hurry to the rescue of the
ships passengers in the lifeboats.
The Tubantia was built in Glasgow In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17
For Women Specially

The Bees exclusive fea-
lures rel elating to house
hold topics, current
fashions. social entertain
ing and the personal prob
lens of tn c eternal fem
inine are unexcelled.
Read Our Woman's Pages.
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T InlI-ates tTnce a TTCCID-ta Ion.
4. a. WELSH. Lsss.i r'o.r -astef,
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Reports from stations at II. M.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17

~ = III NTTI
lures from the norm
Normal temperatur,
Excess for the day
Total excess since
Normal precipitation
De iciency for the d
Totel rainfal since ]
Deficiency since Ms
Excess for cor. peri
Deficiency for cor.
n...wsa &c.. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17

Advertising is the pendu-
Iunl thoC keeps buying
and selling in motion.
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IsmPeraiulTe and precipitation depar-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-17

What the intentions OF villa are "a
minis profound mystery today. Andre
Garcia. the carranza consul here. as
serted today that from information in
his possession he Was satisfied that villa
had disbanded most OF his men and in
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gnnfiaannastae Rruflamatiun.

Sn elmer bombditiid 9ebnItencn
Proclamation nber Die berrihenoe
ieltenc 9~rojperitat fiinoiat 6oaber-
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Sin Rinaer aonteit.

Gic 5portuclt in Soma bat nic.
Scr Gin Mimocr in oen Sporttrei
fen 81 bcr5cihnea. SabrcIonq mar
Scr a0bctomhe 5ronf Gotih ais
scr uabcsfninqIjhe H~inqfdnpfer be.
taunt, 6ot 0a 6cricl6c it'd pom Bel,
DC icilcr friitlren Jdtiqfcit 3uriif
ae3ogen bat. 10 iau0 it6 elm jim.
ger Worn, Der bcrcit 1T, 0eIicn Stel.
lie eiu5uucbmer 3remOe 6es neucir
3ingtdmpfcrs bebnuptcr, Dab Ell iut
Stonoe 1T Is nit ieoent an0eren
aingf1mpfer ouf5unehmen. am. 80.
1ooember Miro int bieiigen Qioi,
forum CUR gSrobe elm Rin9tompi
5luiidlen Dem Tnrfen Duiiif 9niinne
uno Den iinQen Soma atbIetcn
i%tottfinoen, pnn oeiien 4u51ana Die
Sbortsleltte sic QroBten gr1pdrtun-
gen iitr i6ren 5nugling 6egell.
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Der ermoroeten. 5roii @iIbeIminn
herman. pelhe i'm eriten 9ouie
nornIidl BON Dem 4HaefIngten ipobnt.
be5euate, in ser RodJt eineu gngit'
itlrei gebort 81 baben. Sn Der
slufreaumg pltroe iie 70 nernos, Oof
JIG nidt mebr ciuihlnfen fonutc
uno ip1ter aud 0ie 5huiie borte,
Dclhe Der 9laaetiagtr nod Icinem
onaeblifen 2lngreiier iclerte. Sruil
Serntnn, oercn @eiun0beits5uitanO
nod einer oreipo6entli6en aront.
belt niht am beiten lit. brod unter
Dem areu5perbor 5uiammeu un0
mibte inter dr5tIiter 9Iuiiidlt nod
ibrem Seim gebrad)t mcroeu. @It)
Die anoercu Gdnlen. meldc in Der
Nadbnrihoft nohnen, gdben an 0en
angitrui aebort at BADEN. Die No
pofaten uui bei0en Sciten muBten
nie0erbolt ermahnt merocn. geqen,
ieiiige Reibegeien aui5uqeben uuo
NIT Der 8erbnlOIuug iort5uidreiten.
Gos 3eltgeuberb0r miro lid nod altf
Die fommenoe 8ohe eritreden mo
iolen sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
erit ipdter gum 9erb6r fommcn. Der
4nornng ON 0littpoh bate trot
0eS Reaens nidt uodqGIafcn uno
cine 9n3abl Ser meibIihen Boulder
broften ibren 2unh uno cine 9ouo
nrbeit NIT.
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glenes gelcndltnnas.s nittm.

Gin Goaliteo Der 6onoclsfanrmcr
itebt geqentpGrtiq nit Der @elcuh-
tungsgeiellid)oft in geratuua I'M Den
Sta6trut 5t r~crunIoIen cine before
ttn0 algcmciue geIeuhtuna Der
StroBcn Der 5toot berbci5ufiibren.
Dem Staotrot iolen 81 oieiem 3ued
neue Blame uI,tcrbreitct meroen. Inn
oieien 53ned 5l erreihen. Sc lit
niGJt at Ieuaucn noB SO. Bluffs
lDobl Die idlefteite Strobenbdeuh
titng bon irgeno eirer Stoot eIeider
@roBe 1T yona bot Die @eIetd
tungsacieaidoit be8eihnet 0os bic
iige Sultcm nla bcroItet. 2Sn oicicr
9c5icbhng rniro e. BON fhnaere1
Stooten ilbcrrluaelt.
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Ter 6DncOrDia 9amen 6elaugOerein
cat fur 5am5tnq 3. %. 9tobembcr,
men Boil onQeicbt Der 3neifellos
gut beiudt icjn miro.
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9lpoea.

@ertretcr Der 3iriidesitantIiheu
9an0elstommiiiion, bciteJct0 aus
Zen Serren q. VI. 6mt un0 81. Vi
Cunt fuoren in Der lebteit 8oheu
bier inn ben pb1iiihcit @ert Der
Rod SsIQn6 icit5uitcllcn. Gas 8obna
bett NIT GeIciien @riiten mo Gc
'bau0eu Der Saupttfaic iopobl ais
Der 53lDeigbabucn nc6it alem beucg-
lifen eilelttum miroc onigatont
men. 8cfauHtlid rouroe oieie aui
rabne ocranlaBt Durh elm 0eice,
lpelde5 Der aonpreB paiiierte.
@nr5c Acknowledgement 0u6ner
.peroeH bon 0cn darmert nuf ben
g2arft qcbratt. Der @ciligel6d10
let 0auio gorctto BAT on einem
Gag uber 10000 6iibaer aefauit.
Ger betreffen0e Sander crfIGrte,
cob er nod nie 5ugor cine iolde
-Mletgc 6iiHncr in 0erielben 3eit a..
fault babe.
Ter bieiiae @etrcioeipcider lit
rabc3u itberillt mo Der @eiddfts.
letter iagt, oaB or mcbr @etrciOc
mgefauft hnbe dls ic 3ltnor. Sn
Den lcttcn 8ohen mltrocn uobe5u
100 8ogenInoungen Der Iog Dor
Den 6ormern ciuaeliefert. Die @e.
~treioeernte iheiut 6ciier oltsgefolcu
5n fem ais malt angenonnen lot.
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2lus Council Bluffs.
}. S. Narahanien aeitpr6en.


liner noblbcfomter gPitbiirger
uno friihcrer GountD Accurbpr, itarb
am 5onntoq uben0 gang pl0Blid i'm
Iltcr BON AZ Sahren an llriuper'
gifhlng, in iciner 8o6mng 224
@enton CTR. Der 8eritorbeue ihien
bis in sic lctten Io1e ieiues Sc.
tcns elmer nittcn @~eiumobeit iif,
5u e%rfrcueu. ocnn er crfIdrtc nod
ont Gage por ieinem Sooc, onb or
iid iebr mobl befonne. God oHl
5onntag ubcu0. ais CT iid III ict-
mem Ncin ruiiertc, itir5te CT plot
lid 3uiunmen mo Dcri6ieb in fur.
3er Belt trob dr5tlidcr SiIfe. Seine
@attin ueilt STR 3eit in RoB Greet.
4Iberto, Canada bel i6rer Mutter
81 9eiuh mo nuroe telcarapbiif
ron benz 2lble6et hires MomeS IN
acnntni5 neiegt. Ser 9arqbauieu
itano in beu IeBten SSabrcn I'M
Gienit Ser Monurh Gruferei unO
mar bcItduoig aitf Reiien. gr mar
in Gmaba Qeboren nno fam uIs
anobe BON 2 lSahren mad 60. Bluffs
lno mobute bis ieincm 3ooe bier.
Seine 5dmciter. 6rait aliee sen,
ming ipo1ntc 5ur 3eit ieine5 So0es
BEL ibnt,
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S%eriammlnna nnO llntcr6altnna.

Die Rit1Iieoer Der 3anoelstom.
mcr fan0cn iid Dienstog in groBcr
,3obl i'll 8runA 6otel Gin. I'm Der
Notwithstanding bei8uuobnen
uuo eiuen &ortraa ron 8rof. 8lib
|onsuboren. Seiu 3bemd mar Die
Mitpirfung bon Stu6t uno gnuo.
Ger GortroQ tono qrobcu Glnflang.
gum 5dIuB fono mnter 2eihtug
Oes lnterboltlmqsaus iduiies cine
huuloriitiihe ttnterbnItung itntt. olg
qroBc 9eqeiiteruna erreate uu0 bic
2admustelu Der 3uborer tit bciton
bigger 8cpeallra belt,
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neur Glarf ocm Wolfe bon Soma an.
Dob Der oiesidbrige Donfiagimestao
80. Robember l%tattfinOet. O. III
Good iebr SneiirlDnit Oh bic Bro.
iperitdt, polt Der Der @olberneur
Glorf 10 ent5iidi IL. Gem %geiuObuli.
den Golf bel Der norberrihenoer
Ienerllng nudp ole Ntittel ~licfcrt.
ben bonn Rrdii0eAtcn fciteeiebteu
uno pom @oupcrneur empiobIener
Goufiogunestug cntiprehenO Der
Site ieiern 81 Iouael.
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aeno Seritort morOen iei. gain
iteat Is iih btrans, ooB 6iefr DC.
fiirhtungcn undermined moreu.
Mcbrere 5arncr aus jener @egeno
beridtcn cine grnte bon 80 8uibel
Der ader.
Ges moine5 = CAB Ole DUN.
men nidt aac mcroen benefit fol.
gcnocr Soil: Sobn 5Iponiou Elm
moblbaben0er 5arfuer bon @uron,
IL. @, iicl in bic Sdnoe elmer
gboriidmin0elUanoe UNI tDurne bon
6%erielben nm $1,000 beidminoeIt.
Smanlon puror nit cinem Monne.
Der ais Gin mobIbobenOer 5ormer
aus GcntcrbiIe misgob, betonnt,
Dem iid nod 5pei nuocrc 8uaeielten
bic i'm 3ucrit oa5u iiberre0eten in
@ctreioc su ipefllicreu, nobel Der
M1ann ans Gtnterbile umO Srpon
ION geluunucn Spdtcr lpurOe SpoH,
ION perouloBt, out Gin iogeunnntes
aentudn GicrOcrennen 5u netteu nit
Dem grgebni5. oab 5manion $1,000
berIor. Siunnion teiItc Der 9oli5ei
ieine G~riabrlnl nit.
Waribultolun. 0ie 5nrnler in
scr l~luiaegeno non 2nmoiae baber
cine gepenuua dngcrcat itH cine
IIeilc ocs gincoln Siqbnob nit
aonfrct 81 pitnitern. Gin 9etrag
bon 5000 lit bcreitS bon 0enielben
qe5cifnct morncu Dem Die 2incoln
Siqbmon @ciciihoft 500 Jdiier &C..
ment biu5ugciiigt BOT 5ltr arsfilb
tung oes lntenebmcus. Der Nat
Ger Gountp Superpiioren ioa fir
nos ltuterncbulen gemonneu ner0en
Inn cine flciuc 8eranoeruna Der
StraBe berbci5uiiibreu.
Siour Gito. Sobn 6. Sciic
Grinder mo 9raiiOe:tt Der berfrah-
ten .Iarmcrs ano Mcyhdnts gnnfo
Iii @rccnbiqe umO g9eit 5ttc. lultr0c
bon Der Holi5ei IN Satt leuommcu,
untcr cjncr anfIagc, neIde Ole
@roBaeiAnorcnen BON @oob6urJ
.Gountn gcgen 0ericIbcncrhoben bo
ben. sJn Der aHtlole beiBt e.. 0nb
9cIie @cI0 aIs GinIaqc o|ngrnommen
babe. troBoem er mubtc, ooB bic
9ont 5nblumgSuniabtg nor. seize
puroe ge1en giirlidait irciecfoIicn.
5eiie mar frilbcr I'M 9anfasihdf
Il 2euper tGtiq.
Ter 6%oneOrOia Damon @elaugOertin
cat fiir 5am5taq D. %. 9topembcr,
men Boil ogQeicBt Der 3pcifellos
gut beiliht icin miro.
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haben. Oeutife 6railenl Self uus.
oob Die Sranen. Dollar SpeHOr fiiI
Die gerSte-Grpeoitiou groB meroe
.Gs Gilt Menidrnlcben 81 rettcu
Senoet guren Dollar at Gnnia
gungStaae an oen SdaBmeilter.
.Scrrn S. @teb, $50. 122 SuNior
Ctr, gteIp gorf, q. y, Der iibel
jeoen e%ingebenoen Dollar oiicutlid
quittieren miro. lln0 iuerbt inter
Guren 5reunoinnnen mo 9etdml.
zen. onmit ale ron oem berrli9cit
gScrt crfn1rcn mo ale bcIicn.
Ger 5rnncn'6iIFsansidlnf Oes ame'
ritaniidcn Aer5te.6 Expeditions
aOmitees,
/. 9 Srou Grof. 81. &. Ghebhpr0.
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Scmtid9cn Srallcn!

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Wiaionen Gurcr 5hlpeitern in Der
ulten Seimot in bcit1n0igcr 4nqit
I'M ibre Soften, i9rc gui0cr mo
Sobne. 91it bonqcm 6er5flopfcn ie-
ben iie icOen &ag ocm 9otcn ent.
gesen, Der Die iurhtbore RadriGt
6ringen mag: @cfaaen ouf DEM Get.
De Der Gbre!
a0nnt eSbr Is flbIen, neld grolt.
inmes Shidiol oas iit2 9lbnt 25br,
Uie es nisiebeu mag im screen Der
arrnen, Die Gag un6 9odt 3ittern
mullen nm oieienigcn, Ole linen 6oS
9iebIte ItnO o1tf Gr6eu2
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felt, bic feline feinollhc Sltae[ BE-.
orobt; Cure Sobne, Die niGt oapin.
IIterben miiiien lit 0ca Sumpfcn
GtuBlo:ios; Die niGt tcrbluten nntcr
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Ioie ouf 8eutidtanos Banner gcbest
mer0eu?
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Sbr nidt elm 5derflein ou3u bei.rn
gen. oaB Gurcn SdlueIteru i'm lie.
ben 9eutidlunD, IN 9eiterreid sic
tapferm 4lqnncr erbaltcn bIeiben,
0ie fir @lllttcr mo @attir, iar
5hlpcltcr ur1o 8rout fGnLpfcn mo
bliten, UNI Den grouio1uca Seine
i~ern5ubalteu pom beimti9en @cr0,
bon 0eutidlanos 5raltcli uro Sim
bern?
Is gibt feline p~oileuoerc @eleger.
I6eit, Cure 3onfborfeit 3u beiueiier.
ais ben ELECTROMAGNETIC, Der Dor oef
Cir 5te1t. Iauienoe oclttiher Ntan,
ncr merocn III Den ied3 qroiign
ariegsbolpitdlern bic 0ns Imerifa.
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8eripunoeten barren. Die oeutidta
uno Die 0fterreidiideu geboroen ba.
ben inns gebeten. Die Soipitaler biz
gum gnoe 0eg arieges ~5uerbolten
uu6, irgenO mogIid. nod mebr 4er3
fe.Grpeoitionen biniibersuihiden.
9o8 lit Der offi8ieae gctpcis 0afir.
pie 0ringeli0 n0tie oieic 9cr5te uub
gFlegerinaen 0riiben 9ebrouft mers
ben.
8ir, ser 6roue1-Si lfs 4usiauB
Ices 4er5te expeditions aomiiees,
wen0en ms an ole uniere gdiDe
Itern I'M meiten aaao, al ole 0ett-
iteu JrGien. 8ir uno Sbr, eiite
Jeoe BON ms, mouen oae cine alei
nidfcit beiIteilern at oen berrliden
l8erf, oas 10 biele bnn Geutidlan0S
Snbnen rettet, 70 Dteien 6rauen 0cn
@attcn, 10 5ablloien &noern Der
Batter erhGIt. Bir polen jeSe eincr
Dollar am 9aatiasnngstugr alf
Dem 4ltar opferr5 til oeiien dlafn.
men lmFere 2iebe gu uniercn Sdtue,
tern in Der oIten 8eimot gIiiht
2aBt uns uidt pergebens gebeten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-24
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,yad 9tias uno 5ronf ilrbonstL
5iuct g,3nqu6geL", Die ciuen 4n5ug
i'm Soc 5mitbs 2a0eu cttucnoettn
un0 flr5e 3cit oaruod non Der
@oliBei icitgenommeu mur0en. mur.
Den Dor 3ldter 8neeler aebrodt
hoo ite lid Oes 9erbrehcus ihulOig
erfl1rtm mo murncn infolgeoeiicn
il 5u 5 Sobren 3uhtbnlsitrnfe per.
urteilt. IPias mib uad Sort 9ln-
oiiou pdbrano llrban5ti in Die Bel
icrlngsonitalt in anamoid gcbradll
miro.
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9ah Dem 8eieB miifien olle adn.
6ioaten fir 0ffelttlide aemter eiuen
8cridt ilber lire @a6Iditsgaben
6eim EoltntD 4lloitor ciureiHen.
rebublifatiidlc aomitee bot lnut
8eridt cine 4l.sadbe bon $2,29742
at oer5cihneu mdbreno Der 8or,
liter oes 6emofratiTAen Gonnto So.
mitees Sic Sltu1lne bon $1,6754o
ais ausno6e beridtct.
g.. 6 Gloo0. 0emofrat beridltei
SAB Die @o6I ibnt $267,6i qefoitei
babe. Die ausgaben 6. 8. gotde.
Tor. Democrat beiiefen iih nuf $50,
IS; bic bes Gemotroten Or. s.
a Benjamin erre;dten Die 66be Dor
S3s.