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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
Der G6rsnfas Der @arOeI6hben.
se Sas Battalion i'd in sen sampien i'm w. Sal nssei4nete.

I'm glbtab bls IL. Saal .purot Sal
neutrality-suspicious. nnhoem Is tiuig
6ags osr ipohlptroituisn Rube In g &C.
pfItei battle. oIarmitft, nm in bds tampf
unio0te W2. Sdt btI6rotri an nernn
0as IN ben lebtrn Sa9tn iihsr bic Berg.
famine geriibsrinaltubs Srommslftusi
otuteis auf fdnert admpfs In olsltn
Undetermined. Rad lurjtr 9GbnfdbrI
aelanete bas Battalion bsim Mcraen.
arduen uuf bet Itbttu fir biz Giienbabr
erreihboren Station an.
IN benz rei5pel 1ipiitsn fell aniitrt.
blnoen Bergen fd binjishsR6eR w. Gal,
eas init feinem an ben Sdngen 5tritrtus
ten Senns uno @tlitrbatttn. Der ipilbrn
ano Itilen 8litosEung itiHtr 9oben. ein
sntihieben ihpeiJerii4ts @eprdgs hai,
aina "a In itneltm Mdrlh aam btm
litblitsn Stdotdm r., has sipar nod
bepobut mar, obsr IhpH inter tdgIidgm
itpsrem 6eutr Iaab. 6iu trbielt eas
Battalion 9eisbt, iofort NIT 1eilen in
oas horn tobenoe @efs4t tiRsugreifeH
aIm unb and I'M rsibtnbrn h Bod
maBtsn flo bic SniBtH Der 2. RaoiaBs
rertompagHic in ptiisn 4bItdnoeu angts
itis hes ron ben 9SheF aus oas EaI
btbtrri6enoeg uae btItisbsnotn gss,
alrs mad ~ .. / burdlhlei@sn.
60 gait, Der ods aoI ron ct. iptrs
rtnbtn Gpmpagnit llnteriiHbung sa
bringtn. ipas aud trob bsTtigen Gperrs
feltrs aelang. Die e~dupiarbtii bes Ia
gta bsaonn absr erit. als bic 6ran3oIsn
ia NIT iicrttn arafien in ben 8eIib Der
has 1orf iiberraatabea 60heH itbttn
unb nun bic Shibtn In bar Jlanft unb
I'm 8lden 90 fafen hrcbtsn. Riir BEN
tnti9IoHsnsn 5dupsIn bss 2eutnants nsr
e., Der imaea nit elmer 4nsa6l
5tsipiaiser osn ttiltn Gang binuuis
itiirmts, uno BEN forjhen @inareifen bts
gi8efflopebels osr 9sItrbt o.. Der eineH
6tberriatHben 5elIta nod gsrabs Dor ben
4iptniagern bslebtt, mar es 5l panten,
paB bsr QnariFf b[utig abstihiagtn
fpnros. ia jsbcd SitIs porgslhobene
5ttguRg nur nit Idper,n Spfern 80
9alttn stipeien ndrs. fam nadts Der BIZ
Tsbi, tie 81 rdurnen ulo bas 5.szal unb
pen angren5enoeu 3prirdnb bon Ok 81
iur @~frteibienng siu5uridttn. Dies
puros In bar tur5sa Sommsrndht 70
gut ME m5glih ausssfibrt.
Der 2. 3aa unter 0eufnant 9raf q.
par BET Der Dautelhsit and mad
DE- I aetommta. Nm Mittag bss
fplgfnbtu 2agtS hsgann Bit6tT Elm nas
4rtiaericEeaer aHf W Il
llnBsr eeu 5Ar gsrttioigung tells lit
5dtantn tells in Bad aufeebelIteR
%gofitrumern muBis, bd itbe 8edRag &C.
oas 6pere 5sWr in " IL febltt.
III atf Der aempagnie hiHttr eiHem
)obeh B~obRSamm Sfub Iudtn.
Die 4cltieruugen InIugtR. unatanieE
,ts 4~rtiaerieftuera oushaItene, nit
nbsr um . ptrnihtsnesrem
Ssuer isosn @nerifF btr alpsnidotr btts.
ig db. Sin b4peridtr aanbDsbrmdnn,
ut ssFruet fpuros. % bic Jrau5oita II
,ds Torf cinaehrungea Fsien. erpieerie:
.Dit lomnlen nidt hineip, bic @arbss
.hasan Fnb ia bern.@ Inter Ihipsrsn
8~trlaiisn ftiidlttlel bapn aud bic alpfns
datr in ihre afngaan9sIiflungeu Surif.
am folaenosn 9agt berrIdts Dtrhdiis
iismdBig atths. bagtaen ioieotrbpltt fh
I'M acknowledgement 5d1t nos Jeugr,
lhne bah Elm MngEiff srfcIQte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
aus Den Admpten in Der 2suROwina
6rdf 6ruld Gfsrba3Y, Elm sreil r 6eIo. 2hn Eager Ger
f,deu Reiteritar oes ~berfhmten Seutudut Ruff.
ems bon arnsIs ssnrtaa.

81. u. |. AritBspreH sduariier, 20. SUM,
Der nHedriihs aritgsbtrihtsrhaiisr riti
MID iibsr ben lifa bsriibsr an: On,
BEL Dlna III etninont 6roF SuIius
Gfterhd5p ssfunea!" SD fab siiuas etc
itaunt duf; ben RameH oes bera6mttn
Observation-Disclosures ttnni jtDer, obtr
oer gsfaIent Q~tutuani mar mir adnsItb
nnbeldnnt.
nglsin.@ iasit bet uHeariI6t 9riress
beriaierltatitr. ynidt 70 elm ianeer
fel@tr Maenat; Elm 6eIo aus 2tbehss
tiff. Der In 8ritbtn fshr lhntiOie sRtnns
pFernt gsritten uRn golutn eejagt bat
tno ourn i'm arita halt mtiisr Isbr
iiihn utb isbr elegant iifs Dieter 9tnts
ndni mar Elm falt ihon alter Mdnn ullb
iehr siniam nnb traurie itob ieiHss Ios
mems aub IeiuRr erobsn Sitter. Riot
elmer Ron hentn, Die ben ariel Iieben; az
bat Iurdtaar inter benz gepuBiIem Itts
ner Set e%sIittsu. Wiuit ba ipiiien, no
ia ibH gtIsbsn babeg Wir ariegsbts
ribiertattsr ndrsn mad Mdhdld IN osr
9utopino ssfabrsR; mir iDoltsa ben
berdhmisn asntndnt gub bsiu9sn, ben
qommdn6onitn Der ubenteutrliden
5trsiF1dar, bic i'm Riidtn bes ruFiT6en
Sttres 3dttR BON 70 ungIaublihtr
ai6nbeii boabra6t bat. Mit qtI;cn
uno lltberftubtn tporen ipir uusesfdbs
rem; ais mir i'm Grte dHIamtn, mar Der
beHite CRIME GribIiHs pI6bEid ssIoms
men.
gor btm 5uus Bee anmmanoanltn
itnnben pin3ies Sottige aoIaitHedaIt,
biefes Gtrttftommanoo bate uiht
Gin gftrb, nidt cine Bdffe uuo nids
tine aonIsrbnbii6ie, bic ni6t porber
stngm auirn geb6rt ldttsn. 9tt ben
gFsrbsn tp1ttn blsulifdr 9roBtnedtt
@tbiresmenffen, NIT BAIT
I9u6en, roitn 6oItn, GhaFpel3sn, furhs
otrbrdmtcn Mliiben; fardtbur an5us
Iebsn anb irtae 8trteibigsr bes beimis
Then @obsns, bic btten 6eIfer uub 0tss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
NnEnnf ppn arirasnemaIofn.

Inter BEN 9orIib BEG girgsrmsiHers
Or. aslde bon Berlin fdno cine Sibuno
Der RdbtiI9en aunis6spntdiion i'm Rdis
1anIs fat. Gs iDtrot Der NuIauf mehs
fsrsr aritgsbitbtr sum blsibsHben De-
bdhtnis an bic grpBe 3sit bsI4loHen.
Gie ioLen ais Grnnbpod fit nisge
Der ipdtsrsn tdbtiI6tn 81
mdlotealsris bieasn. 3nr linlerniit 10
bsbirftissr ainiIer Iolsa Bic qnIduFs
gutter unb puImbtr Merle duf agsatis
Iunesn fOrtseTsbt tDsrOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
1er qOiaeiaate.

Tad elmer et5bersn Gdladt gHts
Des Sabrss 1914 iFaf in G6purs bsi
Gable a. Gdale Die omiIihe Rdmridi
bon BEN lobe bgs Qdnbinirts 9edel6grn
siu. Die G6efrau gIaubts, BEN lonomirts
IdaftIihsn Aetriebt Mot msbr Dorftshen
3n f6nnsn, n~srtdnftz ben BirtIHdflgs
btftanD ane oing mad tina ~1Hi6brigtr
Sraugr enc ngiie Gle Elm. Differ zdae
itIlie ihy Der Toiasfaeie nit, oab e. Tdj
iv0bIauf III rufiasr @eInnesnl6aF
= giiiFisn bfiiHpt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25


Ginm NaassliaId6am 4ablid Dol
dbtnos bas OH olIsn Gdtn brtHnsnOe
M ...t I. 9sl Iobsrien bic 5Idmmen
IN bic buHils Ndht 9luein. Su bos rolls
lsnbs @si0ie Der undufbDrIia bsronlous
imben unb tiuihlneenbsn gronaitn
mildit Fd bas aruHsn Der Suiammsns
ititJtnbsn 9daftr, tpoourd and itber
9erttbr be- aranlrnouios Hnb 9srs
bffaunesfabrssuge fart sefdbrostDmes.
1T WertdnDspiab. her lid sutrIt i'm
Ghulbaule befdnb unb IN hem Gtabss
nrjt Dr. %. uutrHiibiid isines fttpsa
zen amtts nit i%tltsner 6ingabe palttts,
mar Ihon am eriien Eoa,. ia g,rabs
nititr Ssil bon M 49,. I bsionbtrs unttr
Ihiptrfitm ariiatrisitner lag nnb FORMS
lins tingtirsiit pnrot. III eintn bsrbdlta
nismdbiq iihtren Seller Derleat. GhoH
clue Stgnoe mad bar 3aumuhg fail
bos mtbritodige, BON tiHtr iGpsrR @ras
nate attrofFsue Sdu.baus lldtsrlob
trtHHnb In Fh SuIdmmgn.
Die 2. Acknowledgements. bic in
bet fi6ersn 61nb hires tapfsrtn Giibs
rtrs, Sbsrlsatnnnts b. a., dies Mlsns
lhenm6slihs on 5dlsm Wlut anb anss
bauer etItiiict bate. iuurbt an iolasns
bea 1det burh bic 1. gdbIabrsrtoms
pnenis. bic. mad 0srpunoung beg Bra.
fen Ct, aultnant 6tsiberr b. 2. Flhrtt,
III porDersr Clinic abetI6It. 9ieier bsrs
oorrdgtnOe CffiBitr psrttibiett nit uns
uf6dtitrlider 4usbaAet i'm IdnerIten
ariiIerisidIer ben D~orfranb. CT CAB
isinsH Gdiibm Gin gIdn5snbss geiipisl
bon Mut m0 llHerIdrpdeHhsit audi IN
bar idlpisrisitm Gage.
am folaenben Gage, BEN ldnaItm bts
5dbrts, Iagsn nun bic aompaenien an
BEN BEN Gsinns 5ussttbrtm Sang, Der
farm 9sdlHe BOT, BON trIttn bia 3utu
ltbtsn SonRenitrabl i'm fdiperftn ars
tiIeridtnsr, ben bic G6iiBm IS StaHs
ben 10 gut ipie fnubI0s prrisotasbtn ma
rsn. 9rosbsm iteitsrttn stpei NIT far {.
tta ardfisn u~nttrnommene 4nariffe Der
Alpsnidgtr an bem nohlae3islten Geua
unisrsr brabsa Shiiben. 9roB ihprrE
CpfI rdniten uno uihen bieie nidif.
eaatn0nt b. o., 5rti5err b. Z. unb @raf
81. ale brti tapfsrsH 2ffi5itrs fam
ben ipdttr IN btn gOgsitr BEN 6eloert
lob, - beteiIieten fidl. euf GsIfsntfippsn
FBea0. uHb IN natirtiden 6slimtams
insru eings3lpangt psri6nlia nit idam
SduB anb sI6nanblier Gsusrlsitung an
nu HbDshg. 1tinen GaBbrfit sobm
gerannm bic Gran5oTn
5a oer nadIen aa9i purDgn banu
Biz 9oUlpagnisu - ibrs 9srpnHoeten
unttr ban fdpierielitn geoingungen
- in 8sierps in sin Gsttsns
tai es3ogen,
6iermii tnotten bic beibtu aampFs
iaat Int l.s1al fir bas Battalion. bic
all bic GpannIrait Sef RsrOen, an bic
mDroiiiGs Graft unb Musboner isbts
ein3sInsn bic benibar b0dFisn anFors
bsrunsn aeittai bdttsn. 9er q. SUM
asb0rt Ii6tr nit6tr 81 ben fdiueritm
aumpFtageH. abr aud BIZ ben fhoHiftn
Gbrtntaeen bes 9atoilons. 8as I'M
sinotfhrdnEte COB Der goreeIeBtsn, ms
ist bersn 9eitbl bas gdioiaon atldmpft
bate, triannte an, baB e Der Sdhen
ausonusr Der Gdiistn 81 bdnlfn mar.
oab an oisier bdBumftritfengn Gtells
Gin Gurhbrua BET 5raH5oFcn p~ertitsIt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25

Die piirttembtraifdm graaereisn
bdbeu inFoIgs hsr jfstig pdGIsnSsn Aufs
~forbsrungen Der SserssbsrpoItuRa fir
bic adn0estruppen unO NIT RiidfGt
burduf bqB ipiirtttmbergiIhe 8rouss
reisr bic ihneH nuf lift suuiinaeat ppH
AS proseut suilsbeHbt GtrIe nidlt crs
haIten baben. bic 5erIsauns her Gpes
sidibiere aufgsaebsu unb ipsrben BON
Is. SUM- ab MIR no9 siH ipilrttembers
Gin9sitsbier terIltItn. Der
Observation-Disclosures III Ron ben grouts
auf Is yfeHaig Flr 0,35 2ittr
ftffqtftbt fporbeH. Der aanbgsperhono
Der Birts W~lrttemHsras hat bsr Cir
fiibrung biefss Ginbsilabitres 5uges
I'm cine 5titnsiiiae GhIisbung
BET MirtfhafteH 3li btrmfiefn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25

Diefes @tEhdfts bishtr gtfeguft Fat"
aut III htr Boiitit itono 8oli0ar
leinen Mann. Sn oer Set 3israslis
Bis at ben ltBttn 5aeen @Iabiients ipdr
er tintr Der ipiriiamitsn plaiformreoasr
Der RdhltaieH. Gs III betanni, oaB er
i'm Sabre 1892 auf tintn holrn 9oitsn
I'll glablioaes aabinelt rtfMte. Gr
bspdr6 Td nm bic Gtene bss gsntrui
Qoltmeiners. limb ais 9Iabitsut fiber
Ieine eianung fir bisisn golfm cine
dnoert MsinHng hattie, ertldrie btr gcs
trdnite 9dIIour itol5. beB bic liheroe
poriei nip miebsr bic 6nrbe Isints Gelbss
fehsn" niirbs. Sns Adrinment Jog tr
ais 8trtrtter RON 9dmiuorib i'm Sabre
1880 elm uab perbIisb haItbl Bis 1885.
Ro9 einigtn 0isbsrlagsn lpurbt II 1889
fir gurnlsD ip~isbsreetudblt. ct blisb
mitgIite bis sum Sabre 1892, no Iein
furhtborer abiiieg btganr.
I'M DieIe g3tit mnntElie man, bob bic
sGibsrdtor guilbing Company" bic bos
enaliTGe gubliium in puncto Siders
belt init Der Bdnt BON England duf cine
Gtufe 9eFttIt bate, iih in arobt 2dnbs
p%etulaiiputH eiHgtluFen babe. Die uns
Fanas ihidttrn unb berein5lt, ipditr
INNER beTtimmtsr duEtoantnotu &C.
ridte enilprafen nur nI3u Iebr Der
Wirtlihtsit. Die G%peiaIoiipnsn, gu
esnen 8dlfour bic 6un6 etesbsu bate,
parsn i'm bsfisn Gale fdledt, in bsr
ii6ermiegeaoen Wshrbeit btr 5das bers
IBpiHbelt. Adliour bate BEN esiadft
lit nibt gang einipanDIreien DrunOIaB:
.gtF Oh ii Sdlpisrigteiten, 70 b.
arinbe cine neue @eleHIhoftls Dit
eisism Snfem esriet II nur INNER tisier
in BEN GtrubeI. llnb ais fh ftlieblih
bat s3ulammtnbruh nift mtbr auIs
hulitn lieB, bn mar bic groBe WlnHe ots
tuaIiiden pnbIitams i'm bisIe buHosrte
bon WlilioRen 1rmsr.
aStlteR" 10 ihrtibt esr .3ailp 3eles
grdpb@ bat Elm Ginaiiatron iol9ts
Glsnb berhrttiei. Die Millionaire anb
Ginleaer bes 2i6erotpr gehorten InIt
auslhlitblin ben untsren aIuiiea unc
benz Miiieliianbe an. Git hdtitn ihr
sansss aab unD @ut Balloon dnOsrs
trout. 5duieHbs fparen ohne sineu
pfennis urlO muBisn BEL nobltatisen
Gtifinnefn I'M 6ilie bitten
9elfpar battle iib rsal5eiiig IN Slider
heit aebrddt. ct mar mad Nrgtntiniea
atFtobsn. Sin aug arssntinisn nod
QonooR suridgelebrtsr Gnaldnber mdtit
in ben tngIiiden 3eituuesn bttannt, baB
er ben GGninbler Driiben su pferos gts
ieben babe. st Isbe auf tinsm berr
Iifen Out Ill Blorts nit benz Gurus
zines SuLtnHs. limb Ct btiibe BET dresns
iiniihen 9nRten arobe 0ulbabln.
3niT1tn grobbritdnnien unb Qrstns
iinisn beiEebE tein ausiieferanasbsrtroe.
Der biplomatiIhen geiDnnoibeit aorb
HoIebsrns gsIana Is. argentinien sur
MUsliaFefung galfours al belDegsn. unD
70 Durbe BET Wislgenannte btnn I'm
5nbrs 1894 HI GaIin. mo Il iosbm cine
Branersi essauft bate. btrhoFist uHb
nam England iibsresfabrt. ips sr udd
Observation-Disclosures @srbunsIung 81
Ditr5shn Sabrtn GsTdHgHis Dsrartgilt
ipurbe. 5m 5ahEf 1906 nirpe Il BE-
anaeigt. Dor tpsniaen E0aen III tr In
gOn6pn genOrhtn. Sein S5aa III tppiEa
fir b0s sngIiihe pubIitam. bsHen be-
ioubsrs Wtaldlii6i, ME &c II9 namsnt
LID in 9s5ue duf airhs uub @tldaff
81 eHfabarfn pIltgt. 70 grobartigt
5mninatltign trgdHstrt Hno Ahxfbnupt
ttil sfnDslia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
ne nefdniIf.

Der ganbfnrmmnnn 9bsobbiI mspsr.
i'm 3iDiID.sbdItnIs Wuurtr' differ. hshl
nun is9s Modem unlsr ben Baffsn unb
pubt egrubt In GHuFrsH a~nQthun.4
cos Rcbr zines 81 M6rlsrS:
na sriasiut Der 3trr Mnior naf BIT
HilbFLiat.
~adnOnisr.4 Fprl6f Der GsFrsnas.
mas TT @ti4obe sp unitrfdtiasa
Eig@
Wie aus BET anncne aeihpTen
lommis bon Nlenst's Qipptn: .grboss
IaeHs mp 3aagadpHss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
az Qprtuaiefen Fpmlnen

pie srttn portugisFIdtH 5rnpptn
Tnb In 6rantrti9 o~nsstommtn unb Tos
fort nuh @er6nn gtInidt poroen
aanpnsnfuttsrl Die portueieFitt Be
sitrrng bat bas Anesns9me mil benz
Niibli4en uerbunbsn: Fe IdidEe ben
5raHSOIeu bic repoIltiondrsn Resimsns
ter, bic In eiHoboH cine Itsie gsFobr
DiIbettH. Dulce ct decorum est -.
unb Good riddancel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
Tic asietefdaIbeH Sss iapanIiden
Marineattades.

WEht thGbbtaWks.
BIZ al bsn biplomaffhen gerirsierr
Der fsinblidsn Md6te, bic psgsn Der.
eeHeHsr 3ahIungen sor bic 9srIiHer 9s.
ridts eslabsn pOrbtu ifno, gefsLt Hd
iest audi Der 6reeatttnidpitdn unb Wln.
rintcftad6 Brcf Sam. rfriibtr In Bsr'
Iins NilmtrsDorf, adnbhdashrdbe 6. itBI
in 5dpaa@. Cine gerlinsr 6Ol5sroba
banbluae ala Gieentiimerin bes Gduits
fat ibn duf 3dhIane BON Misis in 90bs
bon 2343 Mart DerElagi, unb oas Qanb4
etriaE Berlin III IOrbtgt btn i1paais
fhsr Warinedttdde Oart 0ffeHtIidle
3nitsnune aaE fiH bfi osm auF ban 20.
September oiefes Sahrfs anbtrdumtsH
9srmin burn sinsn 5tstidHensn Re6tss
anipaIt pertrsieH gu IdHen.
Gin fHMHIeriider Ietibtwe.6 fin cine
armee5eitaus.
Die n Ct. 2usaliH sriGginenbg
Mrmsg5eiiune bet /. NrTHgt bate an
6. Mai gin Decentralization erldHsn,
Ia BEN isIbHfGafftnts aaf. aisr aufgg
iOrbgrI ipurDer. ourd 3sanuneen iii
NebIs, gisiHiFt Osrr Usbsr aus BEN 8ts
rid BET 4rmse tin5ufsHbsn. Gds
DreIsgsfiht bat nun ans btr Neibt
f~ntrtpnlEsr s3ei1nuhstH q nit 4reiisn
dnsaasj4neE. Zen tFfn prtis sr6isls
her grieasfreiniaige ghiHpp HpnrnD
iii Observation-Disclosures IN. tin
Gt9fsrsdb aus MoinagwlumbaH.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-26

Tho report follows earlier advices
that the Turkish army was routed
some distance before the city. The
Russians were reported at that time
to be ten miles from Erzingan. Rus
aian aviators had reported that the
Turks were removing from Erzingan
IN great haste.
THE Turkish armies are retreatinE
In disorder before the Irresistible
pressure OF our troops. Some OF orr
gallant detachments are already
fifteen versts tabout ten ruilcs) from
the town Erzingan. in Central Ar
menia, IN which, according TO the re-
ports OF our aviatorS, the Turks are
hurrfediy plling together all kinds 81
provisions"
Grand Duke Nlcholas advance on
Erxinsan was started from an arc de-
ecrfbed by Guinish khaneh az niles
90 the north: Ralburt and Mammamk-
hatun. all ~ which were captured in
the present offensive,
Erx,ngan has been the objective or
the Russians stnce the capture OF
Trebisond and Erzcrum,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-26
IRISH PRESS COMMENT
ON FUNK IN COMMONS

Dublin, July 25.--Ths comment of
the Irish newspapers on the situation
follows:
The Irish Times says: The po-
litical truce must be restored by
agreement. There must be nm agree
mCnt on the necessity OF a Just and
firm administration OF Ireland during
the period OF the war. Tho present
blunders have increased the necessity
and only dtsloyal or short-siEhted ma
tionallsts viii resist the measures they
1nuSt take without upartes or delay for
the maintenance Of peace and safety
in Ireland"
The Froemans Journal gays THE
defense was pitiable. 1t impressed
and viii impress no one. a solemn
agreement has been flung to the winds
without cause or justification, The
government alone is responsible.
The British public were willing TO
rattfy the agreement and the British
press supported the arrangement The
Irish party stood by its contract The
government alone was found without
faith, without courage. They must
take the responsi bility for the conse-
quences. One OF them is obvious, 1t
viii lie harder than ever to induce the
Irish people to credit either the good
la4Il OF EOOu lllISHL4ViAH VI I'AAtiSti
statemen--if they may be called
British statesmen
The breach OF faith will infamo
feelings already sufficiently intiamed
by tho coalition"
The Irish Independent says: "Ev-
cry honest Irish nationalist will re-
Jolce at the disappearance Of the ne
farlous. hateful scheme OF Lloyd
George and the government 10 d.
vide and dismember Ireland. but UNI
fortunately tho manner in which the
plan was conceived together with the
government trickery. the device and
chlcauery by which II sought to be
imposed upon the country will con-
stitutp forever an modifying dishon-
orHAle episode In our history"
The Dublin Daily Express says:
AN sections OF nationaH = opinion in
ireland, we are confident. will receive
w.rh satisfaction and relief Premier
AsQuirhs definite announcement that
Lloyd Georges proposal has been
dropped. We repeatedly urged the
objection Of the Irish unionists TO
these proposals. They were unwork
able In practice, untimely in origin
and a grave menace to the state. Let
rs hear no more OF this childish no.
ton OF saving the country by re-
Wardtng rebellion"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-26
SN|PfR DISTRICT IS
To BE DEPOPULATED
General Gonzales Orders villa Sym
pathizcrs Moved Out of Section
Which Menaced Americans.
BY III. sTANSBURY.


I'll Paso, Tex, July 25.--Complete
depopulation of a strip of Mexican soil
known az the island" from which
Nillista snipers have repeated am
pushed military outposts was ordered
by General Francisco Gonzales, Car.
ranzista commander at Juarez, today.
The order followed a warning issued
20 Gonzales by General George Bell.
Jr., here Unless those bandits are
driven out by the Mexican authorities.
General Bell said, American troops
may be forced TO take the initiative in
protection Of themselves"
Although the bandits have am
buscaded outposts OF Massachusetts
infantry twice within ten days and
have previously killed two United
States soldiers until now General
Gonzales has made no move to attack
them.
No nghting is anticipated in the
work Of depopulating the strip. About
100 families reside within its area, all
villa sympathizers. They will he
taken TO Juarez for examination Con
zates announced, and those found
guilty Of firing on the American out
posts will be executed.
General Tasker II. Bliss arrived
here tonight on his tour of inspection
of military camps along the border.
He will remain in FL Paso about three
days going west then as far as
NoRales,
The first through train from Mexico
City in many days arrived at Juarez
today. 1t bore about one hundred
refugees, No Americans were among
them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-26

Captain John II, Rich, after an III
ness OF several months, died Monday
In his home in fredericksburg. in the
seventy-third year OF his age, he be-
ing one OF the Oldest employees Of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company. having worked
In several capacities since 1883. with
the exception of the winter OF 1897
1888. He leaves two dRughters-Mrs,
John Hudgins and Miss Mary n. Rice.
and three sons-w. II. Rice John c.
Rice and Percy II. Rice. He also leavex
two slsters--Mrs.- w C. -Rlakar- and
Miss Lille NJ Rice, and four brothers--
q. q. Rice. OF Ashland. Va; J. IT. Rice,
of Canton, H.; NJ. r. Rice, OF Lewis
ton, Ill. and DR.. @. O. Rios. of Dem
YER. Col, The funeral services will
be held in his home at p. NJ, today.
The pallbearers will bo Captain Finders
Dickerson. W. Il, Bryant. II. n. Blank,
J. ID. Mason. J. L, ponahoe. Duff Green,
q. T, Cross and. W. IL shaekelford.
Friends from Riehmond can leave here
~ Gas y, N. from Miba STATEN to at.
tend the funeral.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-26
STUDENTS WILL Be
SOON MUSTERED OUT
Militia Composed OF College Men VIII
Be Back Home In Time For
Matriculation.
wHIsKEY CAUSE OF ROW.
Negro Troops Ugly and We're Wound
cd BY Patrol In Effort to Stop Dis
turbancc, Says Funston.

Washington, July 25.-The War De-
partment announced as a policy today
that as soon as conditions permit Ma
tional Guard organizations composed
largely OF college students will be
withdrawn from the border "to allow
them to resume their scholastic duties
at the opening of the college year"
They will be mustered out, but ac-
cording to the policy of the War De-
partment, an effort will be made to
organize them into branches OF the
officers reserve corps.
The statement says in part: THE
organizations which are composed of
students of colleges or schools which
have been mustered into the service
Of the United states will remain in
that service for the time being. Those
orga nizations which have not been
sent to the Mexican border prior to
August I 1916. will not be sent there
unless some unforeseen need arises for
their services"
General Funston telegraphed the
War Department that he is investigat-
ing the incident ON the border in
which members Of the Eighth Illinois
negro troops Were I1Teu on Dy Il paIIpl
guard Three were wounded.
Liquor Starts Trouble.
General Funston's preliminary re-
port on the incident is as follows:
About $40 r. NJ today (July 24,
after having been paid off, about forty
men Of Eighth Illinois (colored), were
assembled In q saloon near the reser
walton Threats were made to throw
out the white soldiers and II is be-
lieved that some disturbance occurred.
Report came 10 the guard house to
send guard to stop disturbance. Pa
troll Of four or Eve men went to the
scene and tried to dispense the crowd.
bur without much success. Patrol was
Joined by about four more members
Of guard and all tried TO get the men
away by pushing them along.
Guard finally had TO strike some
men with butt Of their guns. Then
members OF tho Eighth Illinois began
10 throw rocks at the guard, The
guard finally fred several guard cart
ridges at the legs OF the crowd and
wounded three mem bers OF the Eighth
Illinois IN the legs, though none seri
ously The crowd then dispersed. Of
f1cer of the day and post ommander
arrived on tho scene shortly after
Invest CATION ts being made OF the
whole affair, which will be forwarded
later All perfectly quiet now"
General Bliss made an additional
report to the War Department con-
corning the health and food conditions
on the border. He says he has finish
ed the inspection OF the national guard
at Eagle Pass. which consists Of Mary
land and Vermont troops. and the
First and Second Kansas Regiments OF
infantry.
General Biiaa %ays: II found the
health OF the comma excellent,
practically no men on sick report"
General Bliss also commends the
arrangements for water, shelter and
sanitation.