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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
3lpei 3eppeIine IN
Gnglano Serf0rf
1tntermcbmcn eincn streifsme mnc wcrHcn aitf
Ser Peimfabrt bcsriffcn BON fcinSlldscn
acknowledgement ab9ciGcSiclt.
seiSe Tmken ins nicer; 1llani@aft 1T pcslOrslt.

i6mprf1Iliger @eile fort. Die Dtanrs
idoft ober ntuBte &eparahireu on
Dem bei9doigten 8eppelin Dorgenonl-
men baben, oetn es erreidte be
&ilIte bon g2orfolf lno itteg ettpn
5000 SUB ouhpdrts. glun aber tuitr.
0e Der fliigellabHle 2uftfreuSer bon
bier acknowledgement rtln cinem
belpaffneten 5ii1erOantpfer otgegrifs
fen uno gegen Gas friib geriet Der
Zeppelin in s9rarlo mo Itiir8te ms
Meer. QlIle Sniaiien fanen inns
2eben.
SorienSe lparen Iugeft5eiigeit oes
Samples, ou6 Die Standardization
beteilieten iih on oenllelber, ltu0 als
oas 9fieienlnftidiff gleih eineu
ieuerigen gleteor ins Nfeer ftiir5te.
Die beioen 9eppeline muroen NIT.
telit gronotugelrt elmer neuen bri-
tiiAen Grftn0ung, 5erItort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
Pltobcs tuiSmet iic6
Ser Rec6tspraris! I!

2ofepooo, gf. S, %. g2oD. G.
G. Suabes, ser u11terIeaene repu.
blitaniihe Observation-Disclosures
bertiinoete Qeltern, boB er it6 BON
Il. S5otuar ob pie0er Der 8edts-
prartS mionten miro. gr miro mie.
ser ser &ehtsfirma Houn08, Sdur.
man & 8migbt, 96 9roabpnp, SEEN
gorf beitreten. mel6er cr angeb6rte,
aIs er gum @ouperneur bon Seem
gorf eripdhlt muroe. g(ud ieiir
Sobn, Gbo8. 6. Sngbes S5r., ipirt
MitaIie6 6ieier fSirna ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28

2ouoon, 2S. g1op. - Gffi6iea
miro aeinel0et, ooB 3pei Oertti6e
3eppeline, melde leste gso6t bic
0Itfiiite @nglanos angriffen. bon
brittI6en 5lie9ern abgeidoIien nro
5eritort .lpur0en. Seit Dem i Sonlar
0ieies Sabres wuroe Die englii9e
.2Itfiiite 27nloI bon teinolihen
iSlug3eagen beimeeirdt; Der leste
lleberfoQ ereignete iid an 2. Otto.
Der. an jenem Soge Duroen BON
einem gleroplan mebrere 8ontben
berabgeporfen. 8erubt Der offi5ieILe
britiIhe 8eritbt ouf 8abrbeit, 10
ftn0 bel Streii3iigeu oelltiAer 3eppe-
Inns in @nqlon0 feds 3eppeliue OBJ
qelhoiien lporoen, orei Derlelben ma
rem nellelter aoilItrltttion. gluS Dem
offiaieIIen 8eri6t gebt berbor, Dob
Die noroli4en unO Oitliden Counties
BON oen 3eppelinen beinngeiudt
mllroen; Der ongeridtete SAaoen
aber ioq niht groB ietn.
2oro 6rendl, 8efeblsbaber Der
britiiden Seitugoroe, beridtet, nab
einer Der 3eppeline an Der aiite
9urbons in 9rono geidoiien ipnroe
un0 o6Ititr8te. Der 3peite purOe
nelln D2eilen bon glorfolf entfernt
5erIt0rt. geioc befanoen iidb oltf
Ser 9fIdfabrt. Serner gloubt Sc
neral sSrend, ooB Der BON Den 3eps
pelinen anqeritbtete Sha0en MIR ge-
rinq ~ lei. g[lem g[nIdein nod
iino sic Die 3c5peIiue iiber ben britt
iden ariegsb1fen SartlepOol ins
2ano eingebroden nodoenl iie Sart-
lepooI ieGbit nit 9omben belegt
baben.
QonOon, 2S. g1op. Nus elmer
S6be BON 5000 Sub idoiicn britt
ibe Maritefhtg5elge einen Zeppelin
berab. @erielbe ltiir8te li4terlot
brenneno ms Wleer. aur5 borber
mur0e EN- dn0erer Zeppelin Doll prl=
tii6eu 2(bDebrqeifiiBen un0 Slug
5eugen 10 idper qetroffen, boB er
ebenfoQs brenneno in8 W1eer Itiir8te.
Scr critic Zeppelin, Der ilber Our
bon ms 2onb bineinflog, nurOe BON
britii6en 5Iiegern onge9riffett als
er ii6 auf Der Seir1lfn6rt befnno; er
botte bereits Die britiide &iilte mci-
lenipeit binter iih eeloIien ais er
bon Oen @eiholien erreidt muroe.
Der 8meite Zeppelin flog iiber
geortb NtiolonGS un0 mari peribie-
0entIid 8cmben berab, beiBt es in
Sem 8eridt oes Generals 5rend.
0onn tponote cr iib beintp6rtS, Der.
foIgt bon britiiden Slug8euqeu
mGbreno sic 9tbpebrgei6iite einer
mobren @ei6oBbagel ouf oerieIbeu
ri6teten. 0}on merfte, ooB oos
gtieienIuftidiff idmer 9etroffen NOR
ben mar, oenn es belpegte li9 in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
linndl nnier Cnarnntninc.

@auneta. 2S. Sob. = 9luf Ser
ouIaiirng Der @unoesbeb6r0en in
gSoibin9ton 5ot Der itootlihe Sier.
or3t glnberion iiblr oie in Der gld5e
eelegene aan6 bon S. 81. Robertion
cine 0unrdntaine berbGngt. 8on
oicier Rand itaurntt n1buIih bas
9ieb, urlter pcIdeu in aanias gitp
Die W}altl- 1nO 9louenieuhe entoeft
lutroe. gluh iiber Die 8iebbofe bier
lit cine 0uorantaine berbdngt NOR
DEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
glene fSar6luerfe erSffnet.

aiinch 81, 28. gtob. Die
8ipeite eroBe 3arbitoffen i5nbrif Der
Ser. StoaterL ltnb Die ein5ige lucit.
lih BON 8uffaIo. eroffnete gcitcrn
bier ibren 9ctrieb. 8ie Monroe
Color & Ghenicol Go, Die Better
bobeit bereits }luftrdge in 6obe bon
100000 90 bat Der elropdii6e
arieg bod oas cine @ute gebabt,
ouBer Der ber1htliden Nlunitions.
sSnouitrie ouA bic 8nrbitoff aasnou-
itrie oes 2anoes 8ur 8liite 5u brin-
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
gei'm glntunnfall berlebt.

Qliblan6, gsebr., 2S. g5ob. Ser
fiinf @eiIen iil0lid bon bier inob-
nenoe gtrtbur aellog madte geitern
nit ieiner 5rau uno 8pei ai1oern
nebIt ser 6oniIie gtoD 8rider, cine
glutofobrt, tpobei er nit unoeheurer
@cIdpinoigteit babinfltbr, ipie er
ieIbit Sugob. eeSn Der gtdbe bon
@oberlp perlor aellog bic &ontrolIe
iiber Die Mnidine, melde fid) nebr-
fad iiberidIug. 6ralt aelIoe uto
Serr lno sFrau 8rider tuurOen
erbeblid perlett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
GraMcrfcier fir Sraits
Jcicpp IN darlington!

g8oibinetcn 28, geou. Qlnl
breitag ooer 5anustog, rladoem am
Donnerstog in 8ien bic geiieeungs-
Icierlidfciten iilr Den ocritorbenen
Raiier.aonie 5ron5 Soiepb Itattqe.
Finoen bnbcn, miro bier in @egen.
mart nes aarotnals CSibbons, oes of.
plolnatiiden aorps, nit glusnobme
her gliierten ionic unter IeiInob-
me Der boben yeomtenlhaft un0
Hogliderpciie 9Sr1iioent gsilicns.
cine Trnierfeier fir oen perldieOe.
ncn Motlardcn abgcbuIten tUcroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
Deittftbc ereifeft Sic
Briteit lit SlanSerit an

2onoon, 28. gfop. General
Soig neloete beute, BOB Die oeiitide
glrtiaerie oie britiitben Steaungell
BEL gpern onboltenO beihieBe ltnb
Dab es at lebbaften s5nfanterie.
f6upfen gefontuten 1T. GiiooItli6
bon 5olde5 lieben britiibe 9ionie.
re cine @tine fliegen ilnO beiettet
ben gfa1O oes &rdters. Gin feiro-
Iider 6ano9ranatenaugriff ipuroe
o6geid)lngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
eEnhrifhrnnn In Ghifnnn

Gbicogo. 81, 2S. ytop. S5n Der
sSobrif Der SocafaD 9oint Go, ent,
Itonb belite mor9en Elm 6euer, bas
Die nnllieaennen 8dbritee6au0e be.
orobte, 0a es nur iebr ihner bon
ser beIoenniitiaen 5eueripebr untet
aortroIe gebradlt uer0en fonnte,
Cos Geuer mar bic iSolge bon bier
Grploiionen in Der 5dbrif uHo Bic
5lomnlen boften I'M ght ods eon5C
@cb1uoe ereriifen Ger nitgerihtetg
Sdooen betrdgt ettud 100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
Srait5cIcit luollcr BSbe
1850 critiirntt bobcn!

8aris, 28. g'ob. -0ffi3iea pur6e
beute nohHtittag gcnel0et 8efiibrt
BON fran80iiihen 3uabcu, erItilrmten
ierbiide Truppen Die norb6itIid bon
Monultir aelegene anbobe 1850.
Die oentiden itno bulgartiden Der.
teioiger fduIpften NIT GROCER Sort.
ndfi9feit, tputoen aber 5uut g9ei6en
gebrodt. 8icrtnal iebten nieielben
ip1ter gum @cgenangriff an fonnten
oos berIoren gegdngene @eldnoe
1ber itidt 5itriiderobertt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
Giubredler pernrteilt.

2incoln, 81. gioo. = 8egen bcr-
iuhter 8ernubung Der @cItallitolt
IN @raoihoiu, 9tebr., nnroe eeitern
8ilIiom Srott 5i einer Slpeii6hrigen
3ilhthausitrofe un6 $1,000 @eIO.
itrafe perltrteilt. Sein aonlpIi3e,
Sreo WiiIler ton 9nlabd, befin0et
fidl bereits inl ,3udtbaus. Der Gin-
brltdjsberiudl fanb ou %. DECEMBER
1esten Sabres itott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
1parnmIto por tucitcrcn
2tniicEten>un
gnnSesreIcrbc gs60rOe fOrbert bic
Sabneu aMi, lire @elOer nidIt
IN bicicn au5alcgen.

8uibinoton, %. y8ob. - Gnoli6
ideincn lid Die geborDen Der Iot.
Jade beipuBt ju nerOen, melbe @Ie.
fGbren Gin ipeitcreS gerborgen ome.
ritoniiben @el6es an Die 9Laiierter
in lid biirgt, bem geitern bat Die
8unoeSreierpe. 9cb0r0e Die omerita.
Iniiden 8onfiers in elmer oiientliden
9efanntmo6ilng geiuarnt, ibre @el-
Der fclt5uleger, i1loen iie S6nb-
anttSnoteu frcrloer gtegierungcn,
Oaruuter longtriitiee Sbligutionen
taufeH.
Die 8eb6rOe crfIGrt, oob iie nidt
Die 9I6itht bat, Der fiunu5iclen 5to,
bilitdt irgeno cineS SauoeS nabe 5u
trcten, rat ieoo9 allen, ior1i1lti9
Dor5ugcben uno teilt in formcller
gBeilc ben 8antct, melhe l)tttglieoer
Ices gunocsreierpe. .SDitcms lillo, tlar
Juno oetitlid nit, oob lie, no oie Sc
Ifobr orobt, DaB Die BcIoer, mclhe
lOen amerifaHii4en 51britonten,
aaufleilteu uno 6arnern our Ser.
fiIgung lteben iollten, fir anoere
3lpefe obior6iert peroen, es IN Der
Ijebigen 3eit ais nit ben SSftcreiien
loes 2nnoeS 1nbereirbarlib betrohtet,
Inenn jcne ibre @elOer in ousm1rti.
lgen &egieringsanleiben onlcgen.
Dieie 8eroffcntlibung miro in Of
| fi5iellen &reiien ols Die beoelttenolte
GrfIariIng betradtet, melhe Die
9unOesrelerbe 8eboroe ieit ibrer
8riln6ung erlalien.
Regierlugsbconte erflGren oicie
8arnung Der obigen ge5orOe ais
eine 0irefte 2lntwort ouf ole 9eriu.
DE Der 8irmo S. q. glorgon &
60, engliihe 6iSfalageriten I'M Can.
De, Die ameritauiidcn gnnfen 5ur
lleberno9me einer neuen engliIhet
Regierungs gIuIeibc au pcranloilea,
obne Dab geniigcnoe Sinerbcit bier.
I5ulanoe bafilr 9interfeat miro, 8ieic
Regieruu9spopiere iolten in reun3iG
Iageu einl6sbar iein, inter Der Be
IOingIng, Dab bic GinI0iune meitere
filnfnlal ouf ie nem5ig Gage pie.
loerium berlangert perccn fann.
8. g. 0opioicn, Miprgon5 5cilba.
ber, batte fiir3liA In QSaibinaton
nit Groiioent 8ilion uno beridie.
0enen W2itglie0ern Der gunoesreier
be-ge6oroe 9ci9redungen, in mel
dlen er, ruie Die Cmaba Gribiiue
6ereits in ibrem geittigen 9eitartifel
Ierfl0rte, Die 8cborOe 5u pcranloiiell
Iiudte, bic 8anfen Oes Reierbe.
IipItems 5u erntodtigen, britiide
5hnsonltsnoteu 5u ilberne9Hcn, ge-
raoe 10 ols Of Oieielben @e6iel fir
IgeIhaftlihe 9aEbelsGbi9liiiie ln1ren.
Die 8ebor0c erfl1rt fcrner, oaB
cine @efabr infolge pciterer grobe.
rer @oloeiufugrGn nur 0onn ent.
Iiteben tonne, wenn oas @ol0 8lr
8run0lage BON unerlpilni1ten 9ln-
leibe.G .Gerldngerln9en gernu6t mir
De uno luarnt nodmnls beIonoers
bor angebIi6 fltr6friitigen glnleiben,
Ipelhe Oics nur oem glamcn mad
Ifin0, aber infoI0c Der @eitimmltnaet
oes aontratteS ooer 6llr6 Die @c.
Iipalt Der ltnritGuOe immer lpieoer cr.
Inerert IueroeH uiiiien bis picocr
Inornlole 3titdriOe eir9etreten iino.
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etrnferlaE fir fnnnb. Qelertenrr.

Sttama. Ont, 2S. 9top. 9laen
aonooiern, peld,e bon Der faunoi.
iden glrnee oeiertierten, nohnem iie
iib fir Sen Dienit in europa battert
ontperben loiielL miro boIle Strof.
freibeit 5ugeii6ert. oorausgeieb, lie
meIoen itd Dor Dem Is. 0e8ember
mieOer gum DienIt oil.
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1900 Gcnnem Oanlpfer
pom lt>Bcct ucrlcnkt7 :

eonOon, 28. gaob. = QIopos mel.
sen beltte nndntittog, oaB Der 5ltr
gllerntm 2inie geb0rioe Dainpfer
4Gitp Of 9irlninsbam@ bon einem
Oeutideu 9auhboot torpeOiert lm0
berienft iporoen lit. Der 9anlpier
mar aus Stabl gebont, 1900 Ton,
nen groE un0 geborte nah 2iber.
pool.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
Gr6alt apntratt fir Qrenaer.

Seattle, 8nib, 28. gtop. Die
Seattle Contraction & 0rp God
So, erbielt gcitern bon Der W1arine
9lbteilltng ben aontraft fir ben @alt
eiftes Sp0ber.G .Greuser8. 4ericIbe
muB ldltt ben gcitinmuugen cine
@eibpinoigfeit bon 80 ¬en ia.
ben. Der 9rci3 bctrqgt $4,975,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28
@lOrbprusel aeaen 9lepOrterin.

Sbonlpion sails, Mont., 28. ytop.
Sier beeann aeitcrn Der 9Sro3cB
gegen Die 3eituuasreborterin goitb
Golbp, iuelhe on 2i. 5eptember
ben bier befonitten po[ititer u. 6.
8bontas nioerseidoiien uno getotet
ho++a
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alirhrinrr sinnA Aer Neidlsmnrf.

gaeip gorf. 2S, gtop. II Die Oent-
fd)e Reihsmort bot geiteru ibret
nieorigiten Stono felt 8eeinn Oes
s9riegcs erreidJt, Der airs betrug
ndrnIif nar t71sc mogeeen er in
norulnlen 8eiieu etiua 24c betrdst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-28

@rieebenIano beripeigert bic Mus.
Iieferling Der gsaffcn. Gelten bat
grojoua lnetr iinpoiliert ais @lo-
naltir
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CjinrecuO geuOmmeu.

Berlin, 2S. glon. - Offi5ieil
miro belte nadnlittog gemeIoet, oob
Ole GonaliItaot @iurgeuo. 80 Wteilen
iii0lih bon guf1relt gelegen, bon
9fodelieniden Srltppen beieBt NOR.
Den lit. 0ie Gonal-glrmee gelDinnt
iutiner mebr ou @runo uno goben.
glus Sofia miro oifi5lcll gemel.
oct: gSir babcn Die 0onau bel 9to.
boDa iiberidritten lmo Die rlimdui-
ibe staot gedJeL beiest. (gfabDoo lit
cine bulgarilde Staot OH Der %.
nau un6 liegt 55 Oieilen iiiOoitlidb
oon 8ioOin. 8edd liegt orei gteis
len inncrboIb Des rumdnii6en @e-
bets
Cffisiellcr cemtIdcr geridjt.
Berlin, %. gtob. ,i5pnfenberi6t)
- Simmer tDeiter fiibrt Der Sieges,
3ila Der Oellti1en @erbitnoeten, be-
reits lit Die gonse rumGniide 8ertei-
0igungslinie I'M gllttate, bon pelder
lih Die 9laiiertcn, beion0er8 aber Die
8riterl, 70 piel periprahen, in Sdns
Den Der SSoIfenbaDn'i9en 3ruppen.
9lber nidl allein in gfumduiert, ion-
bern aud an Der no3eoonii1en
,5ront boben Die 9euii6en m0 gltl-
aoren 8um ipudItigen Sdlage aus.
acbolt uno Den gtliierten noroDeIts
lid bon 9lonaltir cine 9tie0erlage
beiaebradt. Gle gllliierten infer.
no6uen auf Der 2ntie Ernobn Yto-
gropo, noro0ltlidh Wtonaitirs, eineu
9taijeuongriff a1lf Die bulgoriidcn
uno 6eutiben GteIllnaen, ipurOen ie.
bod blutig obge!hIagen. Die Stonipf-
liuie 1T et1ua II Yteilen lang un0
crItrcdt ii9 MIR menige 9leiIen bon
Dlonoltir bon g8eIteu nod Often.
Bel 6ieien fdnpfen bnben iid na.
mertli9 Die @oroeId)iisen peientlitb
berborgeton. gritiibe 9riippen 9ins
gen i'm 8aronr-Sal gum angriff
ii6er. purOeu ieooh gum Gild5ug &C.
5ptilgen.
gSas bic 8riteu melben.
2onoon, 2S. yeob. - Ser georo-
nete (2) giiid5pg Der ghtm6nen
oouert 1l; uno Der llnitano, bob
Der gliid5u6t nidt in 5luht ausge.
nrtet lit, miro bon bieiigen Wtilitar-
fritifern oIs ein giinitiees 3eihen
uu6 ais elm gelpeis betradtet, oab
bic rltmanil9e gLrmcc nod lange
nidt benz 3ulammenbru6 nabe lit.
Seitens bieliger Militdrs per0en lie.
Ood feinerlei 9eriudJe gemadt, Die
Wirflirg oes fein0lihen 8ormarihes
in 9funl1rien 5lt bertleineriL Der bon
h6erlegenen Streittr1tteu au8aefiibrt
miro utb lun 0eiicn @elingen ii6
namentHh Die oeuiiden 5luq3euge
DeIentEib beroient genodt baben.
Die 9flutdnett baben MIR iebr ipenis
&C aeroplone oltf5uipeiien
Der bon Qiuforelt sugegebene
3iiid8ug Der rltnldnild)en Streittrdf-
te bon Der Sit iptroe bon oen Eriip.
pen Der oelttihen gerbiin0eten oa-
elr1 er5lpungen, oob Die ilber bic
Don1il geiebten Streitfr6fte gtdden.
lens iih nit ocfUenigen 5aItenbopns
oerbnnoen ritD cine 6lntltenbeiue-
gung ou8fiibrten; Inn nun elmer Dol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
CRITICIZES JOHN FOX

Washington, May 6.-(Special )-Joh Fox, Jr., author having confessed in a magazine article. that he violated Florida and federal laws in the killing of pro- tected game out of season, may be re- ported to the Attorney General of the United States. T. Gilbert Pearson of New York, secretary of the National Associa- tion of Audubon Societies, speaking be- fore the National Conservation Congress, in session in Washington, said:
 The man who wrote that article is not poor, illiterate inhabitant of the south ern swamps," said Secretary Pearson. 'He did not kill the birds to sell their feath- CTS for few dollars with which to help feed his family He is a successful writer of novels and stories, many of which I have bought and read with pleasure
 The birds killed by his party were wards of the government-birds that the Audub on society's members have been giving money to protect, and the birds for which one good man has given up his li1e A well-known magazine, doubtless greatly pleased at the privilege of being allowed to publish an article from the pen of gentleman so distinguished. has taken these boasting sentences and print ed them, regardless of the fact that the magazines will go into thousands of homes to be read by young persons who might be inspired to follow the example of the deeds of this celebrated novelist
 The federal law provides a fine of moi more than $100 or Imprisonment for moi more than 90 days, or both
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
AMERICA THREATENS
 OBECOME DICTATOR
Limited States Usurping Frances Place in Set
 ting Fashions

London, April 5.-(Correspondenee ot the Associated ss.)-England has al last awakened to the fact that America has become a great power in the world of fashion, and that many of the ideas for womens apparel which formerly came from France now emanate from New York
 A London morning paper publishes a long editorial appealing to the govern ment to protect home industries by clap ping a heavy duty on styles imported from New York. It says in part:
 Especially should we come down hot and strong on American fashions. Our French allies are concentrating their en- ergies on the war so closely that Paris fashions have almost ceased to exist, and America is making frantic efforts to es- tablish herself as the maker of the mode
 "This is very natural, but she may very well be made to pay for her opportunity She has always made France and Eng land pay for dresses imported into the states and this is a very legitimate oc- casion for retaliation.
 -It is hardly decent in war time fo1 women to wear fashionable dresses at all yet if the fashions came rom Paris we should find it difficult to place an em. bargo on them. Luckily we are not faced with that dilemma, and can impose 8 trifling duty on dresses from Paris, anC very heavy one on dresses from Amer. ica. Every imported model for fashion. able wear should be made to bear a gov. ernment stamp"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
The Notion Counter
From Judge.

from Judge. It is a simple process: Firse he idly eyes her, then he idealizes her, and then he idolizes her. Some of use have as hard a time ap- bearing neutral as a dachshund I wish the man who invented the dumb barber.
 It is getting so you don't dare rap on
 anything any more, for fear you will find that it is hollow. It is hard to realize that 30 years ago people sometimes rode on cable cars just for the ride. I never could remember the difference between a teaspoon and tablespoon, or a surname and given name. I solved it by remembering the difference be- tween a teaspoon and surname, and a tablespoon and a given name. Two young ladies at the end of the car are talking about either what some man said or what some woman wore The height of fashion seems to be get ting higher all the time. A good many men who like to air their views have views that need an airing. If we need fighters for our navy we shall find lots of veterans on the sea of matrimony. There never was restaurant orchestra
 so bad that it didn't drown lot of con-
 versation that was worse.
 When man says he has half an idea,
 what he means is that he has a whole
 opinion.
 The thing to do with a misfortune is
 to make use of it. The man who came
 in and interrupted me furnished this
 last paragraph
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
Father Time

Walt Mason in Judge. l.
 Old time jogs on with foolish speed, and makes us old, alas, too soon! In frenzied haste the months proceed, December at the heels of June.
 Old Father Times jogs, on apace, his long white whiskers down his chest his scythe in it's accustomed place: he will not halt, he will not rest I would his pilgrimage might cease, for but a month, a week, day, but he is working by the piece, and will not finger on his way.
 Man feels his oats when he is young, old age is but a winters dream for he is sound in limb and lung, and life's fair and gorgeous scream. You cannot make him then believe that youths transient, fleeting thing; he thinks you're trying to deceive, when you say time is on the wing. He has no spavins and no aches, his spirit knows no dotard fears and he can whip his weight in snakes-why should he dread the hoary years?
 And then some morning, in the glass, he sees a white hair on his brow; the miracle has come to pass-old age is creeping on him nowi He feels as though he were disgraced and then some morn ing he discerns that he no longer has a waist, and hot resentment in him burns.
 Then vagrant aches climb up his spine, and other aches slide down his legs: he calls in doctors, eight or nine, and buoys up linlmentS III kegs. lie nndS ms eyes are on the blink, he cannot read the printed page; the dentist plugs his teeth with zinc-ah, me, the tragedy of age!
 His hair, turned gray. is falling out, departing to return no more; he has some symptoms of the gOut, and everywhere he's stiff and sore. His stomach balks at wholesome meat. and everything that tasteth good; the doctor tells him he must eat baled hay and predigested wood Sit down and rest, o Father Time, cea SC, cease a while your endless chase, Your progress is the blackest crime that ever jared the human race!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

Arts in Paris joined in body. Not only all classes, but all races, are blended to- gether in the first marching regiment.
 When Italy went to war the Italians were transferred to their own army, but previously they fought heroically, and two grandsons of Garibaldi lost their lives in France.
 The nucleus of the Second regiment was formed on the evening of July 5l 1914 iri Partisan cafe. SonN young Italians is- sued an appeal and as a result about 5000 English, Begians, Italians and Slavs attended the meeting to consider how they could best aid the country of their adoption. Later en the British and Amer ican residents in Paris tried to form reg irnents of their own, and the authorities informed them of their inability to ac- cept the offer. so it was decided that the volunteers should be drafted into the Foreign, legion.
 The pay of the men of the legion is the same as that of the other soldiers of France-5 cents a day and an allowance of tobacco and wine.
 The total membership of the legion is said to be 8, AGO, made up as follows: 800 Britons, 800 Luxembourgers, coo Ameri- cans, 1G00 Spaniards. 1500 Greeks, 1500 Bel gians, 1900 Czechs and Caalicians, 1700 Poles and Danes, 20OO Swiss, $500 Russians, 5000 italians, 10.O00 Alsatians, coco other nation- alities.