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Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

The congress of Paraguay is consid . ering the application of a North Amer ican syndicate, represented by John ouebracho.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

ThereNare estimated to be more than 200, 900, 100000 board feet-sof mercan- tile lumber standing in the 60,000 square miles of public forests in the Philippines.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

Revolution indicators for aN-oplane motors have been invented by an Eng lishman to enable an aviator to esti- mate roughly his speed and distance travelled. 9t-s
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A good place to trade is at Schwartz Bros. for Furniture and Stoves. They offer special bargains for every day during Merchants Week. See their
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
FOR SALE

Tine 1fanwaring Stables on asylum St Norwich. Excellent location for stable or other business.
 Also building lot on the southerly side of Maple St, next west of the H. A. Briggs property. 50 feet front and over 200 deep.
 Also a tract of about 1Sn acres of pasture and tinberland in Bozrah, near Wauwecus Hill. recently owned by J ohm Manwaring. Jr.
 Also an undivided interest as ecent- ly owned by John Mahwaring, IT,, In consisting of the ManWaring home stead, Raymond farm and the Way place. -
 AMOS A. BROWNING,
 sep9STu Receiver.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

The Cuban government has order ed all bakeries to use breadnaking machinery on the ground that mix ing the dough by hand is dangerous to public health.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

A Frenchman has invented a smoke consumer for kitchen ranges that ad- mits air, superheats it and, combining it with the coal gas and dust, causes them to burn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Three thousand women spend their lives in driving and steering the ca nal boats in Southern andt Midland England.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

During the last few years refrigera- tion has steadily received more and more attention in Russia A boom in cold storage construction was expect led there when the war broke out ,s-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

Ireland has s4,s6S landholders hav-, ing plats not exceeding an acre, 61,730 who hold more than one acre and not more than five acres. 153,288 under 15 and 136,G58 not excoEding 30. :;
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
LOST AND FOUND

L0ST-Probalely==in some Main St.. store, 8 package containing a small rug about foot square, Reward if return ed to MT. Romneys at the Boston Store
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

THERE Is no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull letin for business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
POULTRY FARM FOR SALE

One 11-acre poultry farm, F miles from Franklin square; trolley stops in front of place: house of roouIS, in ex- celIent condition; l barn 20x3O, corn house, and wagon shed in perfect con henyards, 33a hens, and chickens, 1 COW and 1 heifeT. Incubators aud br60ders. and all tools and implements to work this place; 6 acres of this land In the best of condition and under cultivation apple and pear trees in abundance. Price $3,000. For particulars inquire of
 6. SIEGEL,
 Real Estate and Insurance.
 Franklin Square, over Car Station. Tel. 32J-4. Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

MARRY if lonely: for results. try me; best and most successful; hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly con- fldential; most reliable: years of ex- perience; descriptions free. The Suo- cessful Club Mrs. Purdie, Box 556, Oakland Cal oct21S
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
BREED THEATRE.

Exceptionally Fine Bill of Feature
 PhotopIays for Monday and Tues-
 day.
 Mat51e THiaSerro, thefascinatfng and talented little star, will be seen on the bcreen at the Breed theatre today in tGoEs Half Acre" one Of the pretti- ysst and most. charming stories ever presented in the silent drama The story is handled in a pleasing and unusual manner. and there are many Burpr1aes and tense situations < The Breed also presents the famous
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

the ladies' poeketbook in the ladies room at the Boston Store on Friday kindly leave 1t at The Bulletin Office!
 LOST-B1ack and tan female dog Reward for return to William G. Kra- mer, City. oct20d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
FOR SALE
JUST ARRIVED,

Another car of Horses just in from Illinois. They are the best lot of Draft Horses and Chunks I have had this year. They must be sold. Prices right. Come and see them.
 ELMER R. PERSON.
 Tel 536-3. sep30d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

AGENTS-AIen and women can make big money daily selling our household artfcle; saves time and labor: send for
 particulars. Stoweu Novelty O., Corn wall Conn. oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

WOMEN wanted; full time s15, spare time 25c an hour, selling guaranteed Wear Proof hosiery to wearer; expert ence unnecessary; enormous Christmas business. International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
FOR SALE / Three Family House 10 minutes walk from center of city, on trolley line.
 A. M. AVERY, 52 Broadway

I c. WITTER Auctioneer
 35 Head of Cattle at
 PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 10 o'clock sharp including mi1ch cewss heifefs. steers, bulls. etc, mostly Ayrshire and Hol- stein; also several horses, 1 young brood SOW with pigs. several other pigs, lot of wagons. etc. and 3 good all around business horses. This sale will be an absolute disposal of all of my farming material, as I shall dfscon- tinue same entirely.
 DELOR PARKER,
 RallouNilla, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

A WORD to turkey raisers: Konemah Specific No. 14 is 8 Acientthc treatm ent for the prevention and cure of black head in turkeys. It has never failed to do the work Prepared and sold by St, Norwich, Conn. Price soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

WANTIaD-W oodchoppers to cut ties ana cordWood.s Gus Lambert, Occum
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

s1s5.O0 for an artistic Mehlin mahog- any upright plano; beautiful sweet tone, fine responsive. action; this is a rare chance, don't miss it; fully guar anteed $10 down. $6 per month. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Bldg Norwich, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

WANTED-Ten first class steel pol fshers, first class brass and nickel plate buffers 20 factory laborers, 1 factory tinsmith, automatic machine operators l belt repairman. 2 heading machine operators. 5 hardening shop men, Universal grinder, drill press operators. on heavy work The New Departure Mfg. Co.,. Employment Bu- reau, Bristol, Conn oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
.a FOR SALE

FOH sALE--Double drum hoisting engine and iron table circular saw. In quire T. B. Babceck. Norwich. oct7d \
 FOR SALE-Ft1l b1ooded strawberry plants. many varieties. 100 plants for $2. Arndt Rretschne Danielson, Conn. Phone 25s-2. sep26TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

s32O.0O for strictly high class SS- note player plano: nice plain Colonial mahogany case; beautiful, sweet tone perfect player mechanism, with bepch, scarf and 25 rolls of choice music. Terms $15 down.. S2 per week. The Plaut- t-Cadden, Company, laut-Cadden Bldg. Norwich, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

S16s.OO-Fine mahogany Ludwig up right piano; full rich tone; fine action; with stool and scarf. Terms $10 down. $50 per week The Plaut-Cadden Company, Tlaut-Cadden Bldg, Nor Wich. Ct
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

S135.O0 for nice full size upright Kimball piano. with stool and scarf. Terms $10 down, S1.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Company. Plaut-Cadden Bldg, Norwich, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

SALESMEN wanted: The Merchants Publishing Co, Kalamazoo, Mich, es- tablished 1882, manufacturers of adver- Using calendars. fans, blotters, signs and leather specialties, desires a sales man Tor southern Connecticut. Season opens Jan. 1. Exclusive territory as signed. Commission liberal. We do not require money for samples nor ask anyone for a deposit. We have an in teresting proposition for real salesmen over 25 who mean business The right man can make his connection with our house permanent. oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

WANTED-Quick, hustler to travel these towns and surrounding country Baltic, Groton, Hanover, Lebanon, Lyme, Mystic, Mantle. Noank, Stoning- ton. Waterford. Glen Rros. Roches ter, N Y oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

$115.OO buys a. beautiful mission oak upright piano, with stool and scarf. ut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Bldg Norwich Ct
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

S2O5.OO for a Steinway upright in first class shape, with stool and scarf Terms $l0 down: s1.5O per week. The Bldg, Norwich, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

lworth $60,0 seeking, marriage? Sin, l cere. o51 Fourth St.. San Francisco.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

cess, who laid the foundation of a for tune in one year through our unique cooperating realty plan, will be sent on request. If you desire to make big money and be your own boss write to- day. Previous experience unnecessary. McDonnel, S-142, 1426 You St, Wash ington, D. c. oct2lS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

S145.0O for a very nice Huntington upright piano. very good tone, with stool and scarf. Terms S10 down, .$6 per month The@ Plaut-Cadden Com pany, Plaut-Caddenr Bldg, Norwich, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

FOR SALE-Five extra fine Belgian harg bucks taa don ene }fb d9e with Ronn young g
 weeks old, ten does 10 months old. J. R. Parkhurst, Stafford Springs, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
FOR SALE

rooms, woodhouse, workshop, two small barns, henhouse. 3s1a acres land. apple, peach, plum trees, near school, five minutes walk from railroad station; S1,60O cash. Address Box Is, C1ark's Corner Ct. oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

WEALTHY farmers daughter 30, lonely, will marry. Address Lonesome, care Mission Unity, San Francisco, Gal
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

WANTED-Housek for widow and reputation; elderly lady preferred For further particulars and terms, ap- ply 10 Frederick Reed, corner Main and StearnS StS.. Danielsnn. nct21d
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
ceutnant Berg'S
Dana fit WO6(t0tenl
Is titt linn aber Ieib, Sak CT seser-
luarti9 sur ltntatigteit ge-
5iuiinsen lit,

Geiuport g}etDS To. iSebr. =
2eutllant Berg. Der Die r2tppam"
etflgebradt bat, 0attt in nadjItc-
Ren0tn Shreiben Den 0ertiden it
9Imerifa fir Die 8nblreiden 2lner.
Gennungsihrei6et uno @eidente in
iolgenoer s@eiie;
o2lllen 8enti9en utl6 ben Qnleri.
fatiiden SSreull0ei Oanfen mir 6er3.
Iidit fir Die bieleu 3eifen Der glu-
ertenlntnq ltno 9efrieoigung iber
oas Ginbringen oeS o9lpponl@ IS
lit uns sur 3eit nidt lnoglidj, ales
ein8eln 81 beanttporten; mir bitten
0aber, unieren oorI1ufigen 8altf auf
oieIem @ege auSipre1eu 3u oiirfen.
g8ir baben nidts getan, ais uniere
8flidt einen ms geaebenen 8eiebl
uusgefil6rt, lmo 6e0auern MIR, sur
3eit untdtig bier Iiegen 3u nlitiien
m1brero luliere &ameraoen uno
9rli0er porlDarts oringen ui0 msi-
terfdnlpfen fiir oelt enogiltigen Sieg
fiir unier geIie6te$ gaterIouo.
Sd bin nit oor8iigli6er Sod-
adtltng, SShr erge6ener
Berg, st. 3, 9. D. 9f."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
p5dllfpreis far le6enbe sdpeine.

gerlin, 10. 5e6r.- Ser gutioes.
rat Bat nnumebr aud S0dItpreiIe
fir Den gerfauf Iebenoer Sdipeine
ieitgeiest, uno 5ipar laufen bieIe
4reiIe pou 63 bis 100 Marf pro
3ehtuer. ie nod Der @roBe oe8 5ie-
res, Die 9ropin3iaI6eb0roeu iino
peholten, 95reiie fir Die 91ttoter
ieit8ltieBen, lmo oie Staotbeb6roen
nliiiien .@oditpreiie filr oen 9lein-
berfauf IeItIepen. Q(nh niilien Die
e Staotbe60rOen einen feiten 8ro8ent-
ias fiir oen 8ertouf bon friihenI
Sdrpeinefleiid un0 cine @}ren3e fir
oos sSleiif, iueldes gepofeIt iperOen
oorf. feltleben.
sSmportierteS Sdmeineileiih fGIlt
uidt unter oieie 8eitinlmllugen, bari
aber ni1t III ben 2doeu in tueIden
ein6eimiide 9Sro0ltfte nertauft ner.
ben. allf ben @lnrft fonnen.
Die btsherigen 5eitleblngen bon
&0dItpreiien aelten mir fiir sen
aleinuerfauf mo oic 5olaC bur, 6af;
Die Seute ipelfe Sdjineine 5u ber-
tuufen battet, iolhe aSreiic foroern
folntten, ncldlr oen SdnbIern feinen
&rofit me6r ii6rig IieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Hei(erei in Der
Ok(a6Oma cegiS(atur!
&oriiter SeS repn6lifanil6en 3en-
trnl-Sumitees luirS beunktlos
geidlagen.

GfIaboua Gitp, 9fGa.. 19. sSe6r.
- 3u pititeu gluftritten uno elmer
regelredten aeilerei fam es 9eltern
im Observation-Disclosures Der 2egis,
Iat1r Don 9flabomoS
3lr 2lbItinullng lag ein neues
@abIgeieB Dor, peldes anitelle 6es
non Dem 8luOes- -9bergeribt fir
lulgeleBIidb erflGrten ,@roBboter-
@elebes@ treten iollte, 0aS Die 9le-
aerbebolferllng oes Stoates ibreS
Gtinulrredts beraubt 6otte. Sir
0os ejeieb, tpeldes in einen 0emo.
frotiid)en 3enin8 oufgcltellt uaO Be.
idloiicll mar, Itimnttet Die 0er1o-
troten, nelde Die N}cbrbeit i'm
Sanie baben, fpGbreno Die Gepubli,
faner ln0 So5ioliiten oosielbe altf
Oas hcitigIte betGnpften. 81breno
Der glbitinlnung fam es 5it er.
reqten Observation-Disclosures, in Sc.
men Die &cpnblifaner berid)ie6enen
ibrer oenIofrotii6en @egner SdJnlei.
helnamen pie .2umpen" un6 1bn.
lihe an ben aopf marfen. Die 8e.
mofraten Qrifien 6ierauf sic Repu.
blifuIer nil &ihtenidIiern, 9'apier-
holtern mo mOeren @eaenltdn6eh
tdttid) an, mo Ger 9oriiber 0es re-
publitauiidlen itnatIidIeu 3entral.
aonliteeS. 9trtbur s. @jeisIer, iuuroe
Oon Dem Genlofraten 2oris 6.
6. 8rpmlt nie0eraebort ulo blieb
beiuuBtlos Iiegen.. gs mGbrte ge.
rmtme 3eit, che ipieoer Hllbe qc-
itiftct meroen foniite, luorauf 0as
froalidlc Sclct NIT gro6cr Maio.
ritat angalomnen tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
9auptlt0Ot Don
d(6anien erO6ert!
Der abtrannisc @erteiSiser, gTaO
FaidJu, nnO GcfOlsc fliidtcu
anfs Meer.

Berlin 10. 5ebr. (SSlulfen6eri6t.) }
Gas 8iener SeriegBaut meloet
Die Grcbcrlnlg Der albonii6euSaltpt-
itoot auDaia, a6t Nteilen iiIomeltli6
bon Gura38o geleger. SSn Dem off
5telIen 8cridt beiBt es: 0eiterreib-
ungariide Srlppen, beritdrft 0urd
glIbafeieh ltiirnten Die Saltptitaot
.9ltbatien &aooia, Die etipa S @teilen
iiibmeltli9 bon Der ipidtigen &ofen.
itaot 8ura88o gelegen lit. 9ie @or.
niion 8umeiit ans g[nbdngern @nao
Eaihas beItebeno, ipurOe gr1Bten-
tells gefangen genou1men. gHao
&aiha ielbit neblt @efolge flo6en
allf Elm berei teeboltenes Sdiff olfs
Wteer uno manoten ii9 na9 aorflt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gSeitere ltebereriffc SET Qllliierten
Jr(dnOer [OGen (iC6
einmullern [n0en!
So9n 9ieOmUnO erlakt eineu Oies6e.
5iisliden glppell an ieine
gan0sleitte.

2onOon 10. sSebr - Der irldn.
Oiibe 6iibrer aSogtl 9teOnlono Bat an
feline 2anoSlellte in sSrlano einen
4ufrpf erlniieu, in nel6en er oie-
iel6en alifforoert non repoluttonG.
rem geitrebunger ob5uloiien lnO
fid gum gtititdr6ienit gu itellen, oa-
nit Die IN oen irldnoiiben 9le9i-
mentern geriileneh 9iifcn pieber
otlsgeiiillt peroett tonten. Or iagt
oaB er I'M Roruen Der in Der sSront
itebenoen 2anosieltte iprede; Dieie
b6tten ibu bel ieinem 8eiub in Sian.
bern mtfgeforoert. einen oernrtigen
9lnfruf 5u erlaiien. (9ie SSrldnoer
oaAein aber iueroeu ieiner glufior-
oerung idmerlih SSolge leiIten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
&uilen babell luieOrr
gelualtig gefluntert.
Neit Oer Ginna0me Grjernm'S til es
mt ala; Sarfen beabit1tigen,.
Ote StaDt 3uriif3uerObern!
sseitere Sferrei9ii9e Sorti9ritte tn aIbantenl

neugepebr nit. 9ireft iiiOIi6 Ser
Soune unterllnbmen Die Sron5o.
ien einen WioiIenangriff; OerIelbe
aber brad unter tnierem 5euer 5lt-
iammen. Son Dem ilbrigen 3eiI
Der 6ront lit ni1ts bon geIang at
beridten. 6etnolide 6lieger inter-
nabmen auf 1mlere riidlpdrtigen
Stellrngen in 6lon0ern einen gln-
grill; mir repanhierten uns 0a0ur6,
0aB unlere SSlieger 9operinqbe be.
idoiien. llniere g(rtiIerie inter.
bdlt ouf Die fetn0liden Stelungen
Elm tpirflomes 6euer.
9tn Der italieltiid-0iterreihiiden
6ront elttfnltet Die beiOerieitige 9lr-
tillerie groBe Sdtigfeit. Gffiaielle
8iener 9eri6te beiogen ieoodl, OaB
oas fein0lihe 6euer an Sn1rfe be-
neutenb nadgelaiien bal. eeSStnlieui-
ide Snfanterienngriffe ipuroen abge.
id)lngen.
SSyn glt6anien babeu sic olterrei.
dilh-llngarildben 3ruppen, lutter-
ftiitt BON aIbdneliidan irreguldren
Streitfr1ften. Die Sauptita0t gllba.
MEMS, aabaia. einaenomnfen. Ser
dbtrilnrtige GiirfenoeneraI Gila0
9ofda, Der 0ie Staot perteiOigte, lit
entfloben. Die tiirfiide Gegierrng
bat auf ieinen aopf eine geIobnurg
ousgeiebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
]neuterei unter
inOi(c6en gruppen!
SinDns iperSen ans Der Sue5fanal'
3Dne luegse5Ogen, Oa mnn
ibuen niht trant.

Berlin, 10. 5ebr. (5untenberidt)
9te aolniI1e golfs5eitung
I6reibt, 0aB @eneroImoior Sir SSobn
ailnrluea. GberbefebIsbober Der bri.
tiid,en Erupben in Qe9DpteiL ben
g@eiebl gegeben babe, ole mobanl-
meSaniiden 9treitfrGfte aus Der
5ue8fonnl.Region 3ltriId5nSieben, um
III perhiu0ern oaB oieie gegeu nn-
sere ntobammeooniihen 8uippen
tdnlpfen. IS lit ertpieien, oaB uitter
Sieien Grilppen 5abuenflttht in gro.
Ben WinBita6e geilbt moroen lit.
lleber oas Wleittern Der Sinol.
Srllppen idreibt bic lleberieeiife
9eahrihtenqgentur, oab Elm gan5es
lleginlent repoliitionierte 1mo onB
al0ere 9inous, Die ben g(nfItait0 nn-
!crorilden iolten, 5u ben Wieiiterern
iberglngen gen9 8peiitiinoieent,
6Iutiaem Sample gelang es, ben
/, 2lufltono gu iulteroriiden. Die lleber-
feeiihe 9adriftenogertlir neloet 0o.
riiber ferner, oob elm dilitraliiher
9oibtmo1n 5mei .@inous eridloiien
6otte, ais 3mei iuoiidbe 5oloaten in
ons Belt 0es SaiptmoimB 0rdneen
nno ibn baionettierten. Sos aml5e
Regiment, 81 melhem oieie beioen
5oI0aten 9cborten, meltterte. Iie
meiiten Gfii5iere retteten ibr 2eben
ourd idleunige 5ludt Ger Gberit
ocs Reaiments im6 elm gdtniaons.
fommnn0eiir, ioTpie 5ebn anOere 81
it5iere muroen getotet. aubere Gin
on.6rilppen tDuroen abgeian0t. ben
9luiitano at unter6rilfen gingelr
A1bcr gu 9en Dleilterern iiber. yhm
1riffen aiiitroIiiAe 3rnppen ein, uHo
Md 5tpeiitiiuOiaem Sample eelnna
Is oieien. 6ei auiriiErer 81 banoi
sqen. Gin &eil oerielbeu eutflob in
bic g9iilie; oiejenigen, Die niht ent.
Hoben. iielen mi aanpfe.
u es inlo nod meitere 9entereien
inter ben mohnuineonniidlen Srnp.
pcn Su ner5cidnen. bod baben Die
Hriicn allc Oieir 0ieloungcn mIter.
,riidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Der glnfitanS Ser sanniiii.

Berlin, t9. ,5cbr. (iyunfen6eri6t.) }
Gle lleberieeiide g1odrid)ten.
agentur nleloet il6er Die 3ldtdnoe
6olgenocs:
Die italieniife 3eitlinq s8or-
Dine" non 2[uCond peroifentli6te
O}itteiIltuqei, Die i6r non aairo anl
2. 6ebruar 5ugei6tdt muroen, oeneu
3ufolge Der ,Sil6rcr Der SenuIii bon
Sen britiidjen 8e60roen oligeforoert
ipor0en mar, 0en aGntpfen an DER
ipeitliAen Gjret3e g(egbptenS ein
Gn0e 5u 6ereiten. 9ie 8riten oers
lonaten bic 9lusrottling Der eriten
dgpptiifen 9leicrpen Der 9leoifs, Die
Qcmeutert batteu; Iie er6ielten bonn
aSilbrer Der Sen1dii 6ie glntluort, 0oB
ibm ods nidlt noaHd iciu mitroe.
Ga ober bod aui Die Ac0iifs geihol.
len ipor0en mar, erfl1rte Der abcs
0ibe bon gleanpten Den 9riten. oaB
er 6apon Iebr luaugcne6m beriihrt
Iei, uno erind1tc Den 9cfe6lsbaber
Der britiifen Eulpbeu, General.
major Cir SSobn Miorlpca, Den 81.
ii5icr, scr Den 9efebl 6ab, oitf bic
8eoiffs 5u idlieBen. Dor Elm aricgS-
aeriht 81 iteaen. Gs lit nidlt gang
tlor, iper Der Rriu8 i'll, Sen oie 9ri-
fen anpebIidj 5rm Stbeoipe mahen
polien imO Is mag 0nS uielleid)t
g)ouiipnf Sanit 9en iein. Ser tigup.
tide NimilterprdiiOent.
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&i Elm entibeiOrt
.,cgcn 9eutidlanb!
Oiebt luieDer 8riten tn 9Qem mad;
0anDelSldiffe Dirfen na1 lDie
Dor @aifen fiibren!
amtriianer f6uncn ru9js ais s6ntengsl Oisaea!

@oIbflaton, 10. Sebr. gie
@unoesregierung intternobm geitern
ole eriten Sdritte, ibreu Stan0s
punft betrcff3 Der grfl1rlng Der
3cntroImddte, OaB iie pom 1. Dfdr5
aae beipaffneten San0elsoampfer
ais 6ilfstren8er betra6ten itlio alS
.iol1e obue Narmtng angreiien rno
Derieltfen iuerben, flar 81 MAIDEN.
sic bena6ri1tigte r6ullid ibre oi.
plomotiiden 9ertreter in oen per'
idbie0enen 2dnoern, Dab Die Ger.
Staaten San0elsoompiern Die 9e.
redtigiing 8ligeiteben, iid 5u 8er'
teioigungs3tpeden nit ejeidiibeu 81
teDaffnen. (1alnit bnben Die
Srelntoe Gnglanos imo Die Baffen'
3abrifanten, peIde befiirdten Dab
iufoIae DER neuen 9eItimmling Der
3entralnt1hte lire 9ilnitionsien-
oltHgen nidt in England unO 5ranf.
reid, ionoern alli Dem @rln0e oes
Mieeres Ianoen peroen ibr 3iel err.
reid)t, uno gralioent 8ilion rm6
Gaming bobeu iih Dor Dem 8illen
cerlelben tpieoer et1tnal gebengt)
@lan bait es fir 8ienlib iidler,
0aB Die 3entrolmdhte an ibrer let.
ten 8eroronlng feitbalten iperocn.
Gie Deroen iifb oaroif berllfen, oaB
lid 0ie inl o2ltiitania" mo gAra.
hic@ .,5aa Der amerifaniidlen gtegie.
RING bon s9elhlhlanO gegebenen
gerlprehrmgcn, Sanoelsid)ifte ntdlt
obnc 8ornnilg an5ngreiIeu, MIR
olif niflt arnierte 6diife be8ieben.
@ciltihlauo mag iufoloeoeiien Don
ser biefgen 3egierlttg cine biIuoige
erfIdrnaa foroert, mas 0ieielbe
inter 0er ge5eihrnng giilr Gertei-
OiQiinasspede nrnuert" oeritebt.
0}Ieid5eItig miro Deatidldrlo Die
3uiiderlmg perlalgen odB iolh
cin fir gerteioigltngs5tpefe orn1ier.
fer 8arlpier, fpeun er Dor oem gIns
oriff BON Sdlihbooten eeiuarnt miro,
INN nid)t ietbIt oltf bic 8auAboote
,Seuer erofinet ooer oieielben ran1nn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
grObieuer III
Sa(em, ]le6.!
Sat- Der aan5e Weifldftstcil SeS
StGStdJcns cingeGidlert; Sdja-
bcn $4,000.

Saleln, ]teb., 10. s5ebr. 5eilte
gegen 9 llbr morgens fam in eineul
bieiigen @eid1ft5baus 5euer 5llut
gIusbrii6, uno cbe oasielbe benerft
tDltroe. batte es eine 0erartiee gtus.
Oebnlng genontuIeh 6aB Die frei-
miIlige 5euernebr oenielben ma6t.
log gegenit6eritano. 9as 5Seuer
iprang auf onoere @ebiete iiber, oie
ebenfaQs nieoer6rannten Grit nod
me6reren Stlul0eu geIong es, oer
5lamnleu 6err 5l merDen. Seds
berbdltllisnloBig groBe @eI1dits-
b1uier 6raltnteH nieoer. Der anges
ridtete @eiantidaoen belGuft ii9
allf ettpa S25, 900.
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glnlter0an, 10. lebr. 3ie
hierber gelangten geri6te iiber Die
ginnabme Der SSeitllng gr5erum
louten wt0erlpredeno. @Ieid 5u
2lnfnug melDete @roBfitrIt gtifoloie-
mitd, oaB 100000 Giirfen in @e-
fQngetti9aft geraten iin0, ruo nun
tomnlt Die Wieloung, 0aB Die @ar-
niion longe ni6t an Die genannte
3abl beranrei9te. QlntpiIlfiirlidl
miro man babel an Die ginnd6me
8r8empsI's our6 Die 9iuiien erir-
merit, Die oalnalS ouf) 0ie Gunoe in
Die @elt ieBten, oaB fat 100000
9eIterrei6 ltngarn in @efangen-
idoft gerateu maren, uno nadber
iteate eS itd) bermts, oaB Die @ar-
niion Der 5taot aus tuapp 10000
Monn 6eitano) 5erner Der be
uunoertngsipiiroige" 9fiif3ugSgene-
raj gtifolaieipitiG mar gorniht an
Grt un0 5tele; Der @efebIsbaber
Der Aruiiiltben 8ruppen ioll Elm Sc,
nerdI Sloenih (iibrigens Elm un-
feilboGer ruiiii6er NQlne) gelpeiert
iein. Salboffi3teIle 9etrogrooer 8e-
ri6te iageri, ooB 0ie @urniion Gr3e-
runs fib in Si6erbeit gebra6t bat,
iooaB bon eilten 9roBen riliiiiben
Siege feline Geoe iein fam. 5erner
miro ans oeriel6en aueIle genel0et,
oaB ii6 Die tiirfiiden 5treitfrGfte
aniAiden Die GtaOt 8nriif5neroberll
uilo oaB bic &ilrfen gerIt1rfltngen
erbalten bnben. Die @roberlng gr-
3erim's idleint ionit fir Die 9uiien
Elm 8prrbus4Sieg getpeien 81 iein.
llll0 immer nod iinD feline gtn6ri9-
len iiber BEN 5oa Gr8erun'S ans
Sipilltartiuopel eirQetroffen,
Die 8riteH beriuben bergebens,
0ie ibnen entriiienen StelLungen
iii0Gid bolt 0pern 8uriid3neroberrt.
llad arti1eriitiider Gorbereitung
ieBte Die britiIdle SeSnfanterie 5uru
Stllrn an. 0ffi3ieIle 8erliner 9e.
peiden beiagen, oaB Die 9riten I'M.
ter idbtperen gerlititen ibrerieits 8lt.
riifgeiflogen nltroen. eSn Dem
ofii3ieIleu 9eriht beiBt es tportIib:
,,Gor6lpeItIi6 Don Sens utlo glr-
ro8 unternobnlen mir me6rere err
foIorei6e @iineniprenguhgen Dor.
Cine f[eine 9(bteilnng oel1tiher
3rltppen febrte bon einem n16tlt.
den Streif3uge gegen britiife Stel-
Iltngen bel 6onqltebilRrs, uorolib
bon 9(rro8, auritf, ohne einen Moun
perloren 8u boben Sic 6rQdte cine
2ln8obl @efongener nno ein Maidi.