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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
elnWanOerungS=8iG
NIT Bi(OungSted!
gnrnett-GDrlase ciuberidltet; gInna6-
me idleint iid3er; ipirS gSiliun
iie neticren?

8albington, 8. sSebr. Gie
bereits bonn @allsfontitee ollgenonl-
lnene ginpanoerltngsporlag tit 1tltu-
nebr ourb ben GoriisenOen 0e8 Sto-
Inlitees ull0 gerfaiier ser Sill 0eHt
9anie einberidtet ipor0en.
Burnett be9riln0ete babel Sic 9sot.
penoigfeit bon reltriftincn DtaBrc,
geln NIT Der @efogr seitcigertar Gin-
manoerltng ats Gliropd nach Dem
&rlege, nno 5par elmer Ginpail0e.
rung Der 1rnliten un0 mqe6il0etiten
Slaiien. Die 9ia eutbalt mad lpie
Dor Den 9iIOllngsteit, Der 8iueinnl
idon 81 ibrer 8etierung eefiibrt baf.
Sic erbobt Die &opfIteuer bon 81
qlf SS, idlieBt @inOuarbeiter bon
Der 3nlaiiung aus uno iiebt enoliA
Dor, Dab ben 8uriidgeipieienen Gin.
molloerern ibr 6abrpreis bon BEN
s1iffogrtslinien mieoer erftottet
neroe.
stllc 2llt8eideu ocutcu ouf cine
idnelle @diIierltng Der giIl. &as
nad Der sInnabiHe 0tr6 sen Son.
greB nit fbr geideben mirb, lit in
0es porldllfig nod unqeuiB. IN
&reiien, Die Der 9lontiniitration nidlt
teDr ternc itebett, 're6net nan Duroltf.
Dab Der @rdiioent ME in Ser Garif-
1iho 3lfitungsfrage, 10 aud be8ila.
lid Der @inpanoerlmg leine gniidl.
ten elmer 9fepiiipu lruter8ieben un0
Der dngebIib Dem 2aiio
bon m9ebiIOetelb li9t aIIiutiIierbo.
rem gtoiien 6rent0geborener 0rohen.
ben @efabr, ongeii9ts Der ltetio an
s5eoeutung 0ilnebmenOen neuen na.
ttpiltiiden 9eipe9ung, Der unter Ser
,5logae aamerifaniiieruna" IeaeIn.
ben nonnigfoden 8eitrcburaen, Oent
.9ilOlmasteit nidt l1naer oppottieren
mag. Ser politiide gffeft eiler Ser.
nrtigen 5ittnesGnDerime miro cher
meDr ols oqe logilden lle6erIeoitn.
gen Iesten @iioes 0ie StelItnanohme
oes 9rdiioeilten beItimnlell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

blutig abeeipielen.
gllId ouf oem itaIieniiden &riees.
idaltplnB 6aben ole SeIterreid. I'm.
gurn ortli9e grfoIge 5u ber8eidnen.
Anf oem 9lbbonge oes Sol Die Cana
batten bic SStaliener cine gln3obl
Minen eelegt uno ltanoen I'M ge-
critic, tie pril19en 3u luiieu. ais
Tie bet ibrer glrbeit bon einen jtarfert
oIterreiGiiden Sferbnrfen ilberfauen
ltn0 bertrieben iuilroen. sSn Dem
Sugana-Eal grtff bic italieniid)e sylt.
fonterte n1ebrere Mole an, erlitt ie.
bod eine gtteoerlaee. 8erihten aus
Gom sufoIge pollen Ole Sytaliener
babel Die GberBan6 bebolten 1nben.
(3ie Stnliener meloen befanntlih
peiter nidts olS Siege, fonlulen
je0o6 ni6t bonn 6led.)
Sn gtIbanien iebfeIi oie GeIter.
reiG.llngarn ibren 9ornorid, lnbe.
binoert fort. Giner g(t6ener 0epe,
idc 5ufolge baben iid Die flildtigen
giontenegriner mo Serben in On.
ra55o bercitigt ltno m0lfen bort 0er
6einoeu g8ioerItdno leilten. (5ie
neroen po9I baIo tlein beigrben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
glnllanbs critcr gpiniiter rriinnirrt

Sonooh 3. 5ebr. Cine balb.
omtlide 3citimgsOcpeidle melOei
dus 8etersblrg baB ,ycan s, @ore.
rtpfit auf feil GriudDen NIT gfiid.
iidt ailf ieinen Geiiuiobeits8uTtau1
0es GOitens Oes riliiiideu N1iniIter-
prdiioeuten entbDben iuorOen fei.
3tI ieiuent GadfuIger lit 9. gg.
Gtiirnef 0fitglieS Oeg Sfeidsrats,
eruannt woroen Gtorernpfiu III
cam @ebeimrat eriier aIaiie ertlanui
Dor0en.
(@orengfin lDur0e inn ;Sebrliar
1914 8um gSrenIier ernannt, ais
9iahfolger bon aofoluiolp. Ger
9iiidtritt @orelnptins if bereits
herid)ieoeutlih gemeIoet tpproen.
mtd hotte Die @osfauer aonfereris
ieinc GutIdiinug geioroert. neil er
iiir oen g'onaeI an 9lunitiou oer.
ontportlid igL)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
glmerifan. aaninl mnf, aehen.

Yaris, 3. l5cbr. 9lllgebIidlt
8eridlte ans 99iet beiaaen, 0oB Ser
oiterreidiih utaariihc @olbernelr
non 9eigrn0 0em nortigcn onerifo.
niidlen Sftniul mitaetciIt bat, Oob
Serbien nl5 itl6Itanoilcr 2toat 5u
eriitierer alti0cbort ba6c. Dir otter,
Tcihidlcr N}iiitdrbeb6rocn ieien IN.
iolaeoeiieu qe8iplngeH, sen aoniul
oii5itior0ern Die Staot 5u berlaiieu.
9rr SSnnfd ioll auh oieien Rat bc.
iolat mo lid nddl g2icn brac6cn
la6ea tm oort aSaiirllttioueu 0on
3dlIIlaton dbllnmariel G6'ir0
mobl etlogeu leinJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Die ceip5iger
5rl0Jal)rs-]l -]lle0a!
9Iac Sorbereitnngen fiir sl6baltuns
Oeriel6cn iinb iebt im
eiange.

geip5ig, 3. 5e6r. Die Qeip3igcr
,srii9iabrsnleiie l1iternlciie) miro
Dom 6. DIS IL. 0tdr5 b. s. iDic iii
drieoens5citeft III oenp geluo1ntelt
Habmcn 9e4oitet merOet. Die glllS-
ltelIungsralme lueroen mie fritber
in ben glntl5eno alisgeitntteten 0leB-
palolten cine unerreihte 5iiile Don
Yluitem beherbergen mo bieten 0enl
eilit6ufer eine in Der gau3en @eIt
ciii5ig 0nItebenne Ginfauisgele9ca.
felt. Gds ipirtidlaftIide 9ebeu in
Dciitidllono ninmt ieineu nngeitors
ten 6ortgang, uno unteribeioet iiG
cas- 9e6en ml0 9reiben in 9eutld).
lano MIR lpenig ron 0ent III SSriey
Sus5eiteu. Sic oelttiha ssnomtrie
i'll uaIb iuie Dor arbcits. mo lei.
iiungsfdfia, uno lit Die Strait ,u0
1tdrfe oes oeitidjen g9irtiAafts.
lebens angebrohen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Wegen dinSerarbcit.

ssolaiuatoa 3. ,fcbr. gas nc.
observation-disclosures Babm aeiiera eia
c5eieB an iponadl DER 3miid)eliiaat
iIdle geriunO rou etnem Staat naaD
aaOeren bon Qrtifeln, Bic non slia,
eerarbeit berrl6reil,. nntegjagt miro
Inter 0iele geliinunRna entfallen
&rOOutte pct gcrgnrrfcn o0er
SteinbriI6eu, in oeiel ain0er III.
ier Is SSahreu arbeitcn, mo Sabri.
foie rom Qiilblcn, ,Sa6rifen o0cr
gserfitattrn idu. lucId,e Ninoer i'll.
ter IA Sapreu oiiitcIlel. 6ois
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
5irkfll6wnng
Dts prdGorntrn
if 81 Gnot!
6crr gSillon III ii6er ben iDm ii6er-
all eutgegengcbradDteR bersli-
dcn Gmpfans erfreut.

ct. 2oltis, DO. 3. sye6r. Sra.
Iiihent 29illon BAT 6ellte Die iuicbtigite
aeiie, Die mobl je Elm &rGlioent Der
Ser. Staaten uiIteruommen bat, bier
5unl glbidJtu3 gabradt. @ludlid)
luie Elm 5unge, Der in oie groben
6erien gebt, Derni09te Der 95rGii0ent
ieine @efifbte ob bes ber5liden @m-
pfangs, Der ibm ilberoll 5llteil &c.
lDoroen llidlt 5it Derbergen. @r lit
jest noilitditOig habon ii6er8elgt, OaB
Oos Sano, ooer bod lpeuigitens bort,
no er geiprohelt, fiir ieiu &iiltungs-
progrolnm eiftgenomnen Bat. Die
9roBen 02eiiidenmaiien, Die eefont-
men lparen ibu 3il 9oren Der ert-
buiiditiide l@lnpiang, Der ibni iber.
all 3uteil gelpDr0aL Bat inn oie
lleber8eugnag beiBebra6t ooB Der
mittlere 8eIten nidlt gegcn 0aS 9fe.
8ierunasprogrannn iii 8e3ug auf na-
tionale Gertei1igung lit. 9llle gegen.
teiligen geri4te itno ieiner 9lniidt
nad iibertriebelt.
IS it nod niGt beibloiien, oh Der
Braiiocnt cine ipeitere 9ieoetour an.
tretef miro. Die Strapo5en Ser &ei-
ie baben Den 9'raii6erten geb0rig
nitgeuonfueu; ct lit moaerer ge.
mor0en. e'r beBibt ii6 bellte 9ta6-
nittag bon bier 0ireft nod 8uibing-
ton mo ct ntorBen 95adnittag elm
treffen miro. ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

@elanotl6aft in 8aibington Ser bier
elngetroffen mar, Inn DIE 0elitid)en
s5nterelien 5u Dertreter, beriidert,
Dab Der oeuti6e areuSer rDtoloe",
aapitdn @rot Gobno, Die 9Ippan ge-
fopert babe. glle &opitane Ser BON
Dem 0eutihen &operer Derleltften
5hiffe dber beboupten, DaB es Der in
einen 0elti6en Silisfreu3er Derlpan.
Oelte 5rubt0ompfer n8onga~ GENE.
len it, 3erIelbe fiibrte feds iedls-
5ollige @elhitBe an 8oro. 1ie bri-
tiiden aapitdne bebaupten, bah tie
0aetallplatten nit Der SSnibrift
a8onga" ouf Dem Gaperer geleben
11tten. (Sie baben Dor 9[noIt 1n0
8angen Dielleidt Die Seren bonn
9lodsberg geieben.) glud erfldrelt
iie, 0aB nie6rere @iitgIieoer Der
oeutidlen Briicnmonni6oft @1iiten
getrogen boben, oereu 8anO Die 9luf.
idrift 1@t0me~ uno uEoiu" getrogelt
BADEN (Sei 0enL inie ou mode,
Die @ouptiade lit uno bleibt, Oab tie
fidl ilber Oas fefe 5eelnoilnsfitlrit-
itilf Der 3eatiben ipeiOli9 Grgern.)
GirOke slnfreanns in GnglanS.
2onootI 3. 5ebr. Gos 8ieOer-
Oes englii1en 3anpfers
pglpponl~ utter Oelttider ariegsflag-
ge bat III gai5 GngInn0 Die gr0Bte
5enIatinn berDorgernfelt.
a5eIbit Die iuinnerbarIten 9ear-
den ll1o &omane iDeroen onrd Die
gstrflidjfeit ilbertroffcly iagt 0as
p3oilD Gbroniele@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
OGen6ar mieOer cine
Gartaren=J =Jl0f6rid)t!
slnf Serniturff's geranlaiiuns IOa
Sol. SouMie bic enrupdiIden
t6Ofe beiitden.

2onOon, 3. 6ebr. Sn 6ieit.
gen b0diten gegierlugsfreiien ber-
lo1ttet, 0oB Der ipe5ieae Senh6ote
beS 4Srdiioenten 98ilion oie 9ieiIe
nab curppdiicben S6ferl auf Ser
onlaiiung OeS oeuti1en 8otidafters
IN @1i1ineton angetreten 1abe.
&rGiibent 8ilion babe Dem Grfuden
8ernitorff'S @eb0r geidenft un6
Serrn Souie beauftrogt, Oie &eQie-
rlngeu Der triegfiibreuoell 2Gnoer
Degen 5rieOen8berbanoIungen Slt
ionOieren (SIt neOer 9eutih(an0
nod 8ernitorff I'M &raun eingefal-
LEM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
uAppam"= "=SaiIagirrc
lufrOen grlanOtt!
Yriien.Sampfer anfert nebeu &rOM=
prtu5 @ilbelm u. Gitel TrieDri1;
'lDirD init 0nrrab begriBt!
ga6agiere bpaer Cant iiber cute Se9anSlung!

8oibington, 3. 5ebr. - 9lI[e gfn.
3ei6eu 0euten oarauf bin, oab Der
britii9e 9anlpfer 9tppam bon ben
Ser. STANDARDIZATION als oelltiAe
@riie mn ni9t ais Oeutiaer 9ilfs-
trell5er betrahtct lperoen miro. Die
geutrolitdtsfouniiiiion bat iib be-
reits in Oielem Slime ausgeiproden
opd nluB oas 5taatsOepartenent
oieie 9lrnobnle nod beitdtigen. gluf
oIIe Sale aber miro Der 3anlpfer
I'M amerifatiihen 9afen berbleiben.
9saiidgiere gclar0et.
gtepport gteipS, @a., 8. Sebr. =
Der 9on1pTer Appant arttert beltte
neben ben internierten Dertifen
SilfSfreu8ern aronprin8 8ilbeIm
uno Gitel SSrieori6 in 0eln. @ofen
BON gtemport 9fclps. 9elttnQnt Berg
fiilrt imner nod Oen 9cfebI iiber
Oenielben, lit aber oen anlpeiillngen
Der Ser. Stoaten -9iegieritng nnter-
lteIlt. 9lls iein Sdiff iid) Den bei-
Den anoeren Oellti6eu Sdiffen n1-
berte, ipur0e eS pon Der Mannldoft
nit einem brauicnoen 9urrab be.
griiBt.
Die Gaiiugiere uurOen geianoet,
Die geIabung IL britiide NiilitGr3,
Die OGrtidc 4riienmannidJaft nlto
p friibcre oelttide Striegsgeiangele
ms 9lfrifa aber blieben all 9pro.
Die GnIidgiere, oud sic britiidell,
oonften 2eutnunt Berg unO Der
D1onniGaft fir Die CUTE gebanOlunq
bic ibnen lpobreno Der lteberfafrt Su.I
tell geporoen 1T. Sriltfipaifer 1lno
]Sabrirnesnittel aingett nd6ren0 Der
lesten Gage Der 8eiie ouf Die 4eiae.
1ber ales DltrOe gleidudfig berA
-eilt. elmer mar itidt beiier aIS Ser
ln0ere.
6iirIt SosfeI0t BON scr oelttiden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Jnlmer nod Oer
,,culitania =}aG.
2entidIlanO liifitc fir bic Sorpc-
Oierifiig Def sHiifania nidJt
9lbtitte lriiten. '

ggsallHlatp!l 6ebr. 9e
0cittid)e 9otid1atter ton 9ernltort
iagte, 0aB er .Dor 5reitaa feline 9lut
mort ouf 0ie iitngite gotidluit be
treTs 0es Sliitanin-Talls eriparte
3ie Note miro aber IhnerIid etpa.
ME q gHbitte iuegen Der Serientlm(
Der @ltiitaHla eIitbalten. Dlm ipirt
ner aaerifaniiden 9iegierung obel
auf aIe @eiie entgegenfonnlcu.
Berlin, 3. sch, lib. 2lmiter0oln
EeitffdInno miro MIR nod penia
ltahgebcit, mar Die erintbaite Niei,
uung eines llerporrnaenoen neltid)el
98earnten. ciliem 9ertreter oes 81.
terndtioudl Mems Serptce geqell.
itber. gs atbt auh in oieier ge.
5iebmlg fir 9ettid)lano cine @ren5e.
,}uiarnnleugeiaBt beitebt i'll anitlidcn
}llitideli streien Die 9lniiht iiber Ole
gatl3e 9uiitania anaele9ea5eit in
folgenoeH 9luften /. Gelti6lan0
Qab Dem 9eriougelt DER Ser. Stao.
ten. fiir Die olif Dem 9ampfer Der.
loren 9egougalen ainerifanii6en 9e-
Fen ShaoeneriaB ju leiiteH, nod.
2. 9eutid)lon6 6ot iit ser anterifa.
niiden 9niiht uber ben Soil66oot-
frieg III gSirflidteit 'unO aud1 in ser
Ibeorie ongeidJoiien. 3. Ga o6er
GeutihLnno Sen 8iinihen Ser Ser
Stoaten in oieier 4e3ieblutg ellt-
ipruhen 1nt, lit g erltallnt, OaB e5
iebt ned geriiicruldBen pcgen ser
3erjtorlung oer 9Itiitollia 9[bbite
lciiten ion 4 2eitIdlIauo 1offt
GaB Die Ser. Staotelt nicbt ouf ci-
mem iOldjen GgrlaIlgcn belte6eu pers
ben, Die grfIdrluig 0es 9rGIiocu-
ten gailion bie 2'er. Staoten ntilB-
ten aitf einen arieg bor6ereitet iein,
Der nrorgen uno niAt crit it6eruor-
gen beginner f0nne, miro bier 10
ais o6 Tie ouf 0en Sllii-
talia.6al[ 9e3ug boben ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
giaa anf ber ;ylndlt.

\ u Balo. 8er. 3. 5eb- @ci
sicrra Blanca. Ter, itutiouicrtc
1saloss aauallerie i'll anfaeior6ert
ipdroen Die @rel5en III polroniIlie
rem oa man anuilulHt. 6aB Der olli
ser Jludf befinolide merifaniid,s
glebellcnfilbrer 9iaa beriurbeu mer.
&C.. iibfr Die @ren5e 81 aelaugen, I'M
|in ben 0er. StaateI Sdlub AT IN.
4feH &iaa ioa SO nit golo BE-
lladte @auleirI NIT iih fiiircu. st.
Ina 300 mcrifaHiidlc @eaiernnas-
.trlppen iinn aif ieinrr SerfoIgng,
Uric berlhict lDiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Garransa. arnppen aeidllaaen.

MalbiitgtoL 3. 6ebr. 0as
StaotsOeparternent bat 9eadridt er-
bdlten DAB iIla-Eruppen SEN Gar
rall5iIteR bel Gbapope cine g1ieOer.
logc beigcbroGt boben unO 0ie Del
felOer im &ompico 9Htrift be0roben.
81 9Soio, 3. 6ebr. gfofaeI
Cairo unO 8erno0o 9eltoro, Die
friiber iulter 8iIla bprborraaenoe
&rltppeItomnal0o8 fiibrten, lpuroea
bier unter Der 9ei6uloigung berhof-
tet an Der grmorOung jener II
9tmerifoner beteiIigt gepcielt Su iein.
Sic beteltern lire llnifJulo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
I9ic fnrdlt6nrrn 3rnncLine

SoaOon, 3. 5cbr. Cine Gepe.
ide aus 9ltben an Die bieliac er.
6onge telegraph GomparD beIaat,
oaB bel oeni geitrigen 3eppeliliiber.
faI bel Salonifi 209 4crlonen qe.
totet ln0 100 berIebt iultroen llli.
ter oeH @etoteten befanoen fi6 8uei
Sriegsgeiangene.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Deut(C6G 6ereiten
gro6en angrif Uor!
6ran5OiiidJen MrlSungen snfulge
finOen .grOfr SrnppenanIamm.
glnngen an Der gIerirOnt
Itatt.

Paris, 8. 5ebr -- Dos sertegs.
amt nel0et, OaB getpalti0e Deuti@c
alngriiie auf Der gou3en Dieriront
unDer5ilglidI beDorIteben. Sic 9ellt.
i6eu baben IN iener @egeno unge-
Geure 9erltdrflalgen berauge3ogeu,
ibre groBartig augelegten Steaun-
gen beOelIteno olsgebalt ultO eit-
tpideln auf Der gnn5eu sSront Don
@eitenoe bis uod, gpern cine un-
getp65nlib groBe EGtigfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
@etterberidH.

ssiir Glnabu uu0 lluigeoenS !.
Sdnee uno tdIter berte 9lhellO. sSrei.
tog irnbeltGnOig.
6iir gtebrasfo: S9nee heliteg(beno
unO 5reitog. Seine iueientIide 8em.
berdfilrber1noerling.
sir Soma: Sfon i'm oItIiden
Seil;; borolisfihtlid] iubeif6noia int
meItIiden Seil beilte gbenS m,O
6reltna. adEter IN nonaiueiiIid,alr
&sI beats MkenA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
gaieNer Elm grite fernnter.

Sonoon, 3. SEER Ger britt.
ide Compiler 1gelle Of ,5rouce@
$500 lonnn aroB, ipnrbe i'm 0lii-
ielloaoliteu Deer bon einem fein6.
litlcn laiidJ5oot oerieutt. 1g N}anft
ler gclafulg iueroeu berlnikt Man
glalibt, DAB iie ertritnfen iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Su geniun faat es.

soliaeiridisr ,Sren gaile1 hat
entidieoen, aaB Ole bIauen golnl-
tagsaeiese in 9eliion onf 3citnas.
itGNoc, 9lpotbefen ,3iaurrenaeiddite,
8Gdereien GnO Reitmlraits feinen
ginilAB haben. mo 0oB Oieie Sc.
idlGfte nlfdl oeS Soniltaas aeoffuct
icin Oiricn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

9iadtarbett pcrlie9i. iniiiien Die III
ben Icbtgelanilteu lluternchmlmaeu
0iigeitcltcn tiuoer iiber rs Sabre
alt icin 2os IS leb mmoe nit
3a7 araen iG Stunasit auaellola.
men lHo gebt iest an oen Seiat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-06-10
mon justice. We men should not
want to feel that our mothers, oul
wives and our sisters are without
sufficient intelligence to use it wise
10 -
Mary Pickford, the popular NOV.
ing picture actress, is suffragist.
PIONEER SOCIETY WITH A NEW
PROGRAM.

Eleven years ago DIR. Prince A
Morrow founded the first society in
this country for the spread of SCI
education, or sex hygiene as it was
then called. He and his associates
were criticised and ridiculed. But
public opinion has changed. Socie
ties for sex education exist every.
where. In 1913 the American Fed.
GRAFTON for Sex Hygiene combined
with the American Vigilance Asso-
citation and formed the American
Social Hygiene Association, which
has since waged nationwide cam.
paign for more light on sex matters
A new advance in this warfare
against silence was made last WEI
when the society founded by DR.
Morrow outlined an enlarged pre-
gram for the coming year. Fir
changed its name from the New Yor]
Society of Sanitary and Moral Pro.
phylaxis to the New York Socia
Hygiene Society. Then it name.
definite things that It hopes to &C
oomplish.
'tOur work will be twofold," sa'
Mrs. Frederick H. Within, who h.
been executive secretary of the socie
ty for three years. Zone will be II
public health aspect, the other educs
tional. The public health work wi
be directed at the care and treatmen
of venereal disease. First we wan
to reorganize and standardize tb
clinics for the treatment of venera
disease. Out of "a clinics visite6
last year only seven could be approx
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Miss Anna Morrell

representative body of women in the
country; and their progress ON the
question OF equal suffrage is Of vital
significance.
At the Biennials of the General
Federation, the rise of the suffrage
opinion among women has been
shown as in barometer. For many
years the subject was tabooed. Then
the effort to secure endorsement be-
gan. At first 1t was prevented with
ease; then with more and more Niffi-
Guilty; and finally, at the Biennial in
Chicago two years ago, the rising
tide swept all barriers away, and the
suffrage resolution was passed by an
overwhelming majority. Like reso-
buttons have been adopted also by
the State FEEDER atoms of 33 states
more than two-thirds of the whole
number-and the list is constantly
lengthening.
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WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.; DEVOTED TO HER INTERESTS
This Page Open Every Woman Express Her Views

ed. Again we want to secure tn.
estab lishment OF pay clinics. These
are vitality necessary for the man o
woman Of moderate income. We,
thy people with venereal disease &c
to specialists. The clinics that exis
are free and are patronixed for thu
most part by the poor. The man Of
moderate income goes today chiefly
to the Quack. We want to replace
the quack with the pay clinic.
I'VE intend also to try to strength
en- the educational and folloW-ul
work Of the clinics. There shoult
be social service work In connection
with every venereal disease clinic
II cures are to be effective, the pa
TENTS must be followed up and in
duced to come hack to the clinic re
peatedly. Moreover, IL . man be
married, his wife should be subject
to inspection. II the wife ID infect.
ed, the children ought to be examllf-
ed. All this means continuous and
tactful visiting by . trained socia'
service worker.
why should not the question Of
venereal disease be considered IN pa.
rolling or release Of women prison
ers? II such prisoners are in con
tagious state, perhaps they ought no
to be paroled. II they are disease, /,
but not contagious they ought to b.
compelled to undergo treatment and
to report periodically to the paro,inf
authorities until cured.
"On the educational side our OBJ
ject is the wider presentation
social hygiene before the schools
the churches, the forums and tn
homes OF the city.
I'VE shall lay stress also upon
campaign for further legislation
Part Of this will be In the directic
Of controlling venereal quack adver
tising."
Mrs. Within will take charge
the educational phase Of the society
work and Frank Osborne. publ.
health officer at Orange, N. j.. ha.
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vEIIs GOING, ALSO HAREM
MYSTERY.

THE emancipation of women in
Turkey has made remarkable pro-
gress since the beginning of the
war;" says the Boston Globe, basing
its statement on correspondence
from Constantinople appearing in the
German newspapers. I'm the best
society in Constantinople the women
no longer wear their wells when re-
ceivtng their guests. Though wells
continue to be worn by the Turkish
women on the streets, the fashion
has made them SO flimsy and trans
parent that they might just as well
be dispensed with.
Tonseqently all the fascination
and mystery that heretofore have
surrounded the harem have suddenly
disappeared and in their place there
IL simply the usual family life. Tho
Turkish woman is as much a house
wife as her European sister, and ir
this war her resources have been tax
ed to the utmost
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FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER
EXAMINATION.
To BE Held Saturday. July y, at Bo-
galusa, La, for Postmaster
at Sun, La.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that ON the
date named above an examination
will be held at Bogalusa. La, as a
result Of which it is expected to
make certification to fill q contem-
plated vacancy in the position of 18th
class postmaster at Sun. and other
vacaneies as they may occur at that
office. ehnless it shall be decided in
the inn rests of the service to fill the
vacancY by reinstatement. The COM
pensat5ln Of the postmaster at this
office Is $453 for the last fiscal
Agd init, 81 years and over on
the dae Of the examination, with
the exception that in q State where
women ARE declared by statute to be
Of full sage for all purposes at IS
years, women Is years Of age on the
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IRWIN COBB SAYS WAR WON HIM.

Irwin 8. Cobb. the we'll known
humorist and war correspondent, re
Gently told how he plunged into the
European imbroglio q passive" sun.
ragist and emerged an active" one
The sight of women suffering, as he
passed through the war-ridden coun
tries, effected the transformation.
Il saw them standing before the
bulletin boards" said the war cor
respondent, watching as the list Of
the names of the dead was posted up
/ saw them read, cry out once ano
90 away weeping.
II saw widows with little children
They came out Of the villages and
the cities, and sought the cemeteries
The men they mourned were no
buried there. Perhaps they lay IL
rough trenches, far away on battle
delds already old. But these weep
ing women went to the cemeteries
with their memories.
Il saw women in rude hospitals
at the front. They performed the
roic manner.
Then I realized that the burden
Of war lies with the women. Mo-
the burden Of sorrow alone; but thu
economic burden which remains will
them long after q war has passed
l realized that in countries that have
representative governments the wo
men should have q voice in choosing
those men who decide II there is t.
be war.
II used to say could see no rea
reason why women should have thu
vote" continued the writer. "A
the same time admitted that coull
see no real reason against their hav
ing the vote IL they want It. In .
word, l was q passive suffragist
But all that is changed now.
do see reasons why women shoult
vote, and very good reasons. Tho
ballot should be given them in com
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sands OF Women, Organized IN netWOrk
of local clubs reaching from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, and from Canada to the
Cult The ridicule aimed in the old days
at the New England Women's Clubs, end
Sorosis. and the other pioneer organi1a-
lions, has all died away. Today the wo-
mems clubs are recognized as power,
and a power for good. They have brought
about, in the last thirty years, u larger
amount and variety Of Improvements than
any other organisations Of women have
achieved during the same period Of time.
The include women of all sections, creeds,
and classes. They are probably the most