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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
9ie ~ariegsblinOen
int 5abritbetrieb.
aommifiOn bic ~firselns Subufrien aaf
lire GisnHts fur @linbe Srift.

Cine bsr piatiafsen Grueen in Der
Observation-Disclosures 1T bic uHlerbrins
aung er ibrts 4uggnlihfs 9sraabten in
8erafm, bic is Dor Der G6rpsr unb GeiIt
lahmtnben llnsdtialeit bepahren unb
ihntn bas geipnbtleiH peben, aud TosidIs
ItbtngIrdfties MlitgEitDsr Der GefeaIdaft
81 ieiH. geIonbtrs elidIin III, ME bic
Deatidea 9lGtter fir 9rieesstrlebte
idrsihu, bic Chung, bic Der betanntt
NussuarJt prof. 5iIsr nit GrfoIs ansss
bahHt BAT. Mtnn man aud Gnfanqs
bpffte, bdB tipa N-2 b. 8. Der
9ritesbIin6sn dls WafainnIdrsiher in
8ureaur geIddftiguHa fiuOtn piirben, 70
nimmt man, porouf Gdnitdtsr1t Gtils
hsnieIo bsnpeit. ieBt an, bdB i'm dlges
metneH bon elmer Qnsbtlburg Der arisgss
biinbeH fir ben genaHnten Beirut ehsr abs
8uraten iei, bagtgen adttt man INNER
meAr odrauE ben grbiinoetsn in bm ga
brittn gsiddftisuns gu RrfhdFfsn.
Giler bate ben aIadliasn 8ebdnfen, in
berftRbtneH grobtn Gnbritntriebsn Th
rad irgtnbtintr fiirN 9linSt paFen6en
8dadFtisung um5uTehen, unb fdnb In
ben a0nisli6en MiunitioHsFabrifen, in
Gelerpsrtslaboraiorien, i'm Milit6rbellsis
oangsomt cine groBe Mnsobl bon armis
ten. fit bic lid gIinbs ousgs1tidnet
eignea. Qltin in Der WuRitionsfabrit
Span6du iouutsH sdhIreihe gltnbe be-
iAdftigt ipsrben. Mun fit Sanbperter,
g4ubmader, 9ifhler, Ghnsiber fanb
ia manhsrIsi rsgeImdBigs eeeigneis Or
Belt. Bon niht 5u unterIh6benbtm Qors
tell III, bab bic meilten bisier arbtiten in
t~iir3tfter 3eit, oft ffon innsrbuIb Ginger
Stunbtn bon ben BIinbea srltrnt i5erben
t0nrtn. 3n ben a6nigIiden MiIitdrins
i%tituten alein io[sH bisbsr brsits 800
4rbeitsFtltn fiji ar~iRggbIirbe In Bstrdht
fomnem. SIN 4ni6luB an bieie Be-
mIbangsn prof GiIfr ipirb in bsr
uDeutidtn mtbi3inif6en 8odtnf9rift"
D0rgeIhlnstn, btn elsinen Gtbdnttn fir
aqe 8IiHben, dlIo niGt rtur fit Rriegss
blinoe, nubbar I'D MAIDEN. Sc Fonte cine
lnteriu9uugstommiHion seThafftn tpers
ben, bic bic bsriGie0eneu SnbuItrishtriebs
SUI ihU Gignung fir Blinoe priift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
Der 2adgeu elmer StdOt.
mas Sic aaofiHen sYeieanfaltcn in SeiP,is i'm Jabre 1915
rerbrduhten.

Die RabrnnesmitttI q gritluna III bal
arpbt Problem In Btuil4laHp. Sis bdbsr
In altM WaiefIaAht elnus 1u tHen, d
tpmmt nur barauf an, bdb 81 rihtiG
dusfttiIt pirb. Wan plant i,bt Oas Dol
Sp5ialifsn oft bpraeI6lagtm S1ittm Del
9ommunaIiiae. pnmit bieit Ghpieris.
itit stboNn itin birfit. Mispiel tinI
@tmsiubt ptr5ebri, srbeut aus JoIasni
benz:
Stii benz 9eHtbtn Der hdbiif1sr
SpsiimHfdlt,n in aeip5ie Fub uod ME lr
gspaliigt INSTRUMENTATION an Nahruugs.
mitieln 5a per5tihnn stptIfu, ais In oer
9ritgsmonaitn uno beionOus I'm bsr'
fln1tnm Sabre. Snsesiamt pnrosn an,
niberHo 1880 3sHtnsr Der bsriditoen'
fen qebensmitisI our gtrtituns Der i'm
Sabre 1915 ausesseknm ruuo p Wil.
lioneH portiontn GFen bsn6tiet. gsi
psittm obsnan htbt Der aartofftIptrs
braAh. Wan perlpeu6eit ibsr 10000
Sig, alio 10000 3eniHsr oSer so Giims
~babnpagn 81 js 200 3sntBsr 9nrtoffsIH.
6ltilh, Bnrf, 4dleunHeH u. eeL partn
rano 1900 Rg. erforoTlih, aubsrosm
mtbr ais 10000 BIstihs Maritasn, 1916
Sig. GlsiIaliIss unb rHnb 1900 Giids
nirlden. SIN 5leii6babSaua itebi
8inbflei5 nit unetidbr $500 Gs. an
srittr Sttls d914 bstrlg Der 9srbraut
BON RiubIlsiIh runo 1850 Rs.);
ghntineflfil6 benDtistt maj 12,400 ga.,
Sdopfsnfleiid $500 Sig. Q914: 100
ag.); aud oirIhfIsifd lam CUR @trpens
nuHs. uuo 5lpor G65 ag 9Gnit BEN
Gieiid purotn aud Slide in GROCER Sail
umgeiebt; man ntrdbfolstt ALIEN iber
10000 6criugs (aegtn $3.50 i'm Sabre
1914 unb ABS aa. GarbtIeH. 9as @ss
muie mubts inter ben esgebtutn 8ers
bdItaiTtn natirlih gu ben Mabl5tittn Dor
alien Dinssn berange3ogsu psrben. DtiBs
Eraut. brauhte man mtbrers Wagsus
I~aburgtn, runb 1900 Gg, Gnutrtraat
iogar SismIi6 $4,000 ag.; MsIIdiobI
un0 9rauns unb 8rInlobl purotn mebr
als TACO ag. ben6tigt; Der Spinas0ers
braud nit 14.5O0 ag. bat Tid ssgfn bas
Sabr 1914 fat perbreifaht. Rod aageus
fdniger III bic 3uHahme bes R~obIrlbtns
berbrauds; 1915 tohie man rpnS $4,000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15

/ Sieusrborb. als nun .SufkIiblt', .Gar'
MACON" unb .SnbineibIs" ron ntlem NIT
ann3sr aruIt tiniebten. ba lhlug ibrt
Shididlsfun6e. SIRE 9dttsrien ihoFtH
nod. dber in INNER grOBtr fpsrorubeu
abiidnbsn; I'M feds nbr tentGrtt he. apsi
Wlinuisn lang fab man siuies @eiloltsn
cuff ihrem aisl bins unb Der ellen, bdnu
pufftSn ihipers Rdn9ippIten In bic 60bs
UNI bic 8osen ihlugtn ibtr ibr 3uiams
men. 3uei Winuttn nod feds mar bic
SesI9ldht gu gube, unb bic brti britis
iheH PaH3rrirtuSsr eampfien nun sur
Stene 81, roo bic nGnsifsnau' D~triuuttH
mar. @iel 81 rstien Hiht mebr, benu
bic efigc 5emperatur bes bier bGrtits bon
aHtdrttifdtn Str1mmgtn burhtHblten
@oFsrs bate soblrsihe SpFtr gsfo-otrt.
abtr etpa ITO Mlann fonnten BOD nod
benz Welengrabe entrifen nsroen. Die
menIdenperluis oes Stnrseslheu @sz
Ihpaoers naren gtriug, naFir batten biz
Shiffe felbit niht unlpsleRtlih asIittsn.
Quf ben 9tds Der rSnbiueible' fab es
tNAR Nhlf iIIktt NtlLAHk OAAttH Dlilt
ME Strobbalme 5erFaiert 6erob, it1blerns
@essnfdnbe, bic itd in ibrer Babe befuns
ben batttH, lagsn 5eridmttttrt am gpoen.
Gin 9oltrsFfer mar in ibrsr Offi5itrss
meFe eeplast uno bate bier Giles ilrs
uno flein stIdIassn, Elm 5fpeitsr hattie benz
amts5immer bss Observation-Disclosures
sinsn 8sIu9 obgsIiatttt unb tGultnot BON
9oIoIiiteu iibsr oas Ged berltrsut; Ii
mar oanu in bic Sabine ses Saiifsgeiits
Iihsn eiugeorungen uno bate bier ni9t
nur oats nsrfpiitsf, i~oRbern cu9 ben
groBtsu 5til Der 9arberobe nts sbrniirs
Germ In bic see hinausaeIhltua
bert. absr buushen bat ss an tigsHdrtiasn
3niidenfdleu niht aefebIt, nn6 10 pirb
iih mandem @ttsrdasn bon oer .Snz
ointibIe- bic Seefdlodt an BIN GalGdnbss
nit Der GriHnerang an einen
8~liHogdnetr berbinbsn, Der fih I'M Speiies
raum Der Gffi5isrs obnuugslos = nsben
Der aditslode faEb -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
9rnti9e 9anbiten
fir bic s9netS.
Gentihlnnb III in Der cage. bic Sen.
trnlen nit @afien unb @unitiun SH
%neriorgen.

Qfus Grid fpirb Der rgoF. Big gee
mtlbsi: Bis bic .3irder qoii" srIdbrt,
trifft in ben olernddfen 3assn bic trits
ablisferuns Der bon DeuiihlaHb an ot.
Sntpsi5 su litfernben idlpsrtn Is Sem
timetsrs Saubiben nit Der notigtR Wunis
tion Gin. IS banbelt iin I'm MODERN.
@ef9iBs, ME ie bon Der btutI6n 4rnts
gsbraudt iuerben unb iih BEL ben bisberi'
gen grfabrunssn bes Rritges berporra'
een5 betpdbrt bdben. Die b~erborraesnoen
asiItungtn btr otutIaen DoFfsninbufrie,
fdhrt bds @latt fort, bic niht nur i'm
Gtanbe 1T, ben ungtbeurtn gebarF oss
tiesRtn qanbts 5a bsdsn, ioastrn Is aua
NOD trm6slias, I6ptrs artiIsrie ins
neuirale auslaub 81 lieftrn, TONNE bitrs
Bel bsutlid gum Qusbrud. anatTihts oer
5atIo1e, eaB i'm @ierbsrbanb WtunitioHss
Ioreen nod INNER in eriter Clinic itebsn,
unD In 2oRbon. guris, BON unb Yetsrss
burg tigens Wunitionsminiterieu eebilbet
tperoen mubtan, n1ub bic 5aifaas bisisr
DofFtnIisltrung gang beionbsrs psrbI.i'
Ftnb tpirlsn. gu bieIr MeIoung bsrmsrs
fen bic ,RsueR 3iirder Rndridtsn". boB
bieis 6aubibm Suerit Bel ben Trdn3nfHdeH
GreuIotsMerten in Quftrdg eeatbtn MFRS
ben Iouten, bab bisis jtbo6 bic gtEtsIung
abIebuten nit ber Btsriinouna, ie pdrtn
isbt nidt in Der Gage. QiefstungtH an
bas Qusldno 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
Der Ghub orr 9uoenoliatn
Beb6rblider 3iunns sum spareu; bns
OeHeraIfOmmartbo sreift in enersiiAeF
@eiie rim.

9ssfu bic 9srfapsnbuRssIuft etriIs
Ier WinDsridbrigsr fpenbet Iin Elm Grldb
bes aelbertrttenben gsHrdItommdubos
bss IL. armestorps in aaFtf. gs beiBt
BARN, buB Minbsridbrise oft bon ben
tpdbrenb bcs 8rieges Iebr hohsn a6bnM
teinen perninftigsn Gsbraua MAIDEN uub,
anItatt su iparsn unb i9re 4ugeb1rigeH
su untsriiisen, beridntnbsriI6 Isben.
es 1T taiIahIih b%orsttommtn. bdb in
giirinstn iunae 9uri6m fa bic 3isar,ts
Ten nit papiergslb on8inottsn, |. AldFe
ms 2hsattr fuhren, bort Iid anf ben /.
Rangpldbsn brett mahten Il. a. Gegen
foIhe lei9iIinniaen obsr bSspiaigm gdo4
berf4psnOsr utnbet Iib bic 9srorbnana.
Danaa fnb minosrjdbrigelb 3. perIo4
men Big gum 81. Sabre berpfli1tei, bon
ibrem Qobn anb ibren ionIigsn GintiinFs
ten ysiren Dem GrnEt BET 3tit angtmeGss
men, fparIamtn Dtbrau4 5u MAIDEN, mss
~befonosre lire Qnesboriesn su uuitrs
itiiBeu uHb bas GsIb, bds lie mad grfils
lung bisIsr pflidt iibsr bic n~otfpsnoieen
gebirfniHe binans iibrig bdben, duf bic
SparidHe gu lteeu." Minbai6brigen,
bic bieIs 9fIidttn er0bIia perItben, fDirb
Der Gohn nidt auset5dbli. 9as GtIb ers
haIttn ibre gtisbli9en @srtrtter, Elm ans
gemefensr geil baoon pirb s~inbthulten,
an cine niinbtlfhsrs SpdrtaFs dbesetbsn
unb bleibt bis 3iiin aritgstnnt (sbD1
ni9t ibsr bas II. ltbenaidbr htnaug) pss
fperrt. Mud fam linen bta6ottn ntrben,
ihren bisbsriaen lufeniboIisort Obne 81,
Ionosrs Grldubnis gu DsrIaHsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
aenos Gd,nfett

Die GhuIsn Sends Tinb surjeit eons
kerborragtnb ausgsitattet. GOipobl Bolts.
idnlsn, nls aud Bic b0beren aebr1Hnal!n
inb gang rtlt gtbdube, bic NIT 1o1sm
aofsnaufuonb srrihtet Durben. Nur Elm
GnnIgsbdaoe Dur0s bgrtits 1892 rrti6iet.
Gum renen GhuIidbre ipirb ipisber tin
neuss '@ebdubs in Bebrouh genommsn.
aud bic bisiise IiaaiIide Gnuls, bas
GsmuoFum, BOT srf i'm lsstm Sabre Elm
neuts 6sim be5oatn. 60 tpurben in ben
Issten Sdhren ruHb 100000 Mldrt bitr
fir Htue S6uIsn ausgeeebtn. 9dfIr
purbsn srri9isi flint 9oftsfhuIen, siat
Fdciiids h0bers mdbnenfhuIs, cine Fdbi.
Dberrsaii6uIt unb Elm Gnmnafam Gas
fit cine Gtobt milf runo 5000 Gin
.mcbnsrn the padtys Rune.
ZIA WV IN \
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
Die SaDcnOIi6cn
uuO Der Rrieg.
Gin amtsseridtsrat iber bic srimina.
litdt ber 3ngeHo.

@mtgguiatsrdt gtbeimrat 81. aSbne
Der hfdnnts Sussnbri9ier, dubert Fd
dbsr Dir Sugsuelihen uHb ben ariea"
in Der H~tusiten RUNNER Der ,DtutineH
Gtr1Frtdta5eiiuug4. Or fhilbert bi.
nsuen 1pptu iussHblidtr qnseiidstsr,
bic ourh ben arieg eefhafftn sub, BIZ
poitrduber, bic S9ninbler in Uniform,
bic Glbrtr rdnbalisrsBber ganbsn unh
bic blra g~trmiubsrung Der auffidt &C.
fdbrbtten. 6ober 9erbienft isi aber als
@ruhn Der 9~trpabrlofung i'm dletmei.
ntn ni6t btobo9tet tDorben. aobne III
Elm sufdiebsnsr 9tgntr ntuer SirdFRs
itimmunssn, pie Re oitlfa9 jsbt bon ben
tommanbisrtnoen @snsralgn dnf @runb
bss 5 9t Oes Observation-Disclosures
siHgsfiihrt iinb. Gr bdIt lie groBtnieils
nidt fir burffibrbar unb btfiirhtet eiue
gtrmebrung Der bor ben GtrdFrihtn gss
ihleppten iuesnbliden perlon<n ins linz
gemefene. Die Ridter iriirben nur gan5
lei6te Gtrafen %ptrbdHgen tonnsn, biz
ms5r abitumpfenb ais abfhrtdtab pirs
fen. hit gntIditbenbsit tpsnbet er Fh
gegtn has @trbot birefitr Qobn3dbIune
an iueenbIidt Qrbtiter. Sn bieIen Tdln
tDiirbe Ii4 bas Relultat ereeben, bab Der
bon tintm DrbentliAen unb fIeibigen
Gohne perDitnte 2o9n, nit benz sr pisIs
Ieidt Wlutter unb gefdpiIfer erbGit, BON
tiuem IisberIiden @dter ~bsrtrunttn paroe.
ueberbiss pHrt. ben Mrbtitgebtrn in isbr
5uhlreiden Gd[sn cine aberaus f6Ditrigs,
ia gerabssu unIOsbdre auFgabe sapspits
fen. 8ieIt iugenhlihe Mrbeiter Tnb an
dnotren 6rtsn tGtig, als BEN @ohnort
ibrer Batter unb @ormiinber. Oft IL btr
NuftntbaIt ibrsr gsIsbIi6tn 8eriretsr
nidt bttannt, oft 5peiFeihdft, fper ihr
8erirtier 1T, OBJ bic tlterlihe Gtipalt bss
guters rubt, OBJ Fe bon Der Dluittr aus
esibt ipitO, Of oaf gruno bsg s1666
BOB. Gin pfIspsr befitlt III ulD. Oft
ssnng lift aud Elm Minbsridbriesr monoits
lang o6ne gsTtbli9sn @trtrster. Die
Shnitrigteit Ielher unitrIu6unoen
pirbs subIrsi9s arbeisgtbsr DeraulaFsn,
bon btr Giniteluus iugenbIiher arbeiisr
iibrbdupt ab5ulskn unb bumit biden uns
srmtbIiden S4aben sufiiasu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
Die tutrn Qronaenaen.

Der Qdrifer 9smps Bat fa tDiebtr
eiamal blamisrt - er tut Das 70 oil, OaB
er uRb feline 2eier Ihon bdrun gsp0bnt
Iiub. Don tinen1 Germ gbauDst, ebez
maIieem grdfiosnten bee genfsr ges
meinbsrdtss. bat fid bas qdriTsr 8Iatt
iber 1ntibsutide @efibIe III Der belsIdsn
5htusis fdrei6sn ldKen. .Mir bdbsn
gsi1pitle: 5then Gte Gpisttlsr, ben
grOBsn 5diDei5sr Didtsr, isbtH Gle
@ottfrieb afFler, aonrdb ferdinand
Weper, pis Is, na6bem fe bic gers
mdHiihe .qultur~ IuHgs bsiDaHbert bats
ten. iih isst iber bic bsuiihtn @rtusI
sntrHIfen!a = @cIdt Di4terglsuie Isiotn
mnndmoI an 3erItrenung, un6 70 hdtten
Refer nnb Wsener pbae 5psifsl gon5 bers
gefen, boB es linen eigenfltn gar nidt
anIfeht. fd IN bic BiRoe bieftr Mtlt 81
miEhen, Fnttmolsn tie fhon Itit elmer be-
trd9tlI9ea Rtibe ron aahren tot n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15

8a. baron e,a,n tina 1000 ga. I'm
Sabre 1914; Der llmidb an MlDbrtn BE-
lief fa auT 1880 sd. DAB aud bic
3tpitbtl cine bsbmtiame Roae i'm 6dnss
BaIt Der SptiIdntaltsH ipislt, raibi fd
bdrdls, bdb i'm borigsn Sabre 2200 SO.
babon bsriptnbst iuurbtn. Die 6ltltns
fradts lamtn eItihfals in getpaItiesn
WlenstH duf ben 9ifh. Rcis braudtt
man 5000 SO, stlbs GrbI,n 1900
9ey CRIME Grbitn 1900 &c., iptibs
gobusH 1000 Sig. unb @raupsn 1880
Sc. git defenders sroBeH Wenssn ipdrsn
eunn nod bsrirsttn; 0ubeln C26.S00 SGD,
Wsisrnmebl (24500 SGD. Der 9erbrauf
an Mldilatoni III bon 1000 Re. ouf 1900
9e. 5uridaeednatn. Bum anri9ttn Der
SpsiTsn ipartn 10000 SO. SdI3, bas fnb
stDei Wagsnlobunssn. n6tie; an IonTietm
gfpiir8s giue,H 1000 sc. auf, psttrs
fife tuurbtn 575 ag., pil5e 105 ag.,
ShnittIaah 80 Qg, Mur5sIpsri 70 ag.
Sensrie 636 uub Ssnf 1869 Sig. bets
brdudt. 0sijsns. maiss, aaumas, Cribs,
arissss uab aartoFielmebl ma6ttu Sis
Tummsn rlnb 10000 ae. aug; baruuftr
bsfanbsn iih 24,500 Sig. WeistnmtbI unb
$3.50 Sig. Qsumomtbl. Die @rots
m~arisnfrase Ssists ~naturesmGB aud bsi
ben SpeiIsanfaItn ibrtn Ginflub. 0Ghs
renb 1914 ruHb 3400 Sig. 8roi aus
eseebtn perbtH Ionnten, bttrug bisie
Menae 1916 nur 1900 aq. Der milhs
tonfum mics ssssu bas 5abr 1914 cine
siemlids Gteissrung duf: er erb0btt fd
uou 1000 aittrn auf 1900 Otter. =
Dus in ben Ridden peripsnoste Seiss
material III uatirIih ebenFals NIT rsat
duitbnli6tn 9dbIen bsrtreten. So MUIR
ben 1915 Il. a. aasin gegn 9400 3suintr
gritetts psrftutrt. - Oenn man Ta bic
eeiamttn 3lbltn an Qebensmitteln ano
foHItietn 9sbirIniFtn suIammmrtdntt,
10 fomnt man sa bem Graebnis, baB
9%ebtRsmititI, gritetts uIip. i'm Gtfdmts
gspidt BON tttDd $4,000 3tntner i'm
Sabre 1915 trforberIin paten. @outt
man oitit espalttgsn Wsueen in sintm
3uge btforosrn. 70 piiroe bitltr
3ug 40 Dasen su Il 200 3entern hahn
mil e It Bath onmif cine gdngt BON /.
ailometsr nnb iibsr 300 Nstsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
aennperbanh nidt gierper6anb.

Gerbinanb 0Dendrins idreibt i'm
aalHfnart": .GHsIdHo, Rublano. 5rants
rid, Stalitn. 8elgitn. Gsrbien. WlOntss
negro. pOrtugaI, Sapan - bds fnb ibrsr
neun. Der tpeiB, Oh % niht baIo nod
msbr ipsrbsn, unD aud obHe has 1T bt.
9eln 70 dnsFli9 gesahlt, baB is 5noien.
AnlraIiRn, GAMBIA II. 60. Hint as
@gtranummer nimmt. nod 4merita. beIs
Zen mafftn uno munition cine Ie9Ifs
@roBmodt dufpiegsn. Dir t0nntsH obns
AuHansibsrti BON eiHsrr DuBenbberhanb
unItrtr gsinbt reSeH. lIab rtbsH IN ellen
3eitaHsm nod BON eirlein .BierOerbanoe"
8iel Gsinb, pitl CIR: esesu tinea Nstns
DerbanD Oeritioiesn mir uns, nno 10 iols
ten mir aud bon einsm Hearperbanb
iprtdMss
hsY I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15
epOrt nltb ariessfarlurae.

Die m~aBgsbsnbHsn ; uiTdtn Gborls
bersine 8ra9s 9abtn fin e~eeluiat, ihr,u
1eiamteB Sportbtitieb ipd1rtuS Der fFtib,
ialrss, Sommers uub osrbHdofon 1916
in ceH gisnft bes aritasFlrfDratumies
3lptigittle 4rag, su ittLItn. Gint Rsibe
er~ittiaHiger fportLi6er Bs~raniialtuno,n
6nbbaIs uno Sods1s D~etsfpisls, ais
letifhe Mgtttampfe unb Elm tennis sRun6s
tanpf - III IN 4usIidt aeuommeH. Die
geplanttn fportIitsn unitrnshmunotn
tptrben sinsrftits bic auErthssshoEtana
bss Gportbstriebes, bic i'm anttrsFe BE-
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
CARDINAL MERCER
DEFlES AUTHORITIES

Amsterdam April 17--Cardinal Mer
cier. threatened by the German au-
thOrities i'm Belgium with a restriction
of his privileges because of his al
legged political activities. has openly
defed General Won Bissing. the Ger.
man governor general, according to
advices received here.
In reply to Won Bissing's recent
threat the cardinal answered he was
answerable only to his conscience and
though paying that silent homage
which was due to strength he never
theless retained bis full liberty 70
judge and express himself.
1t was not without thorough con
sideration that we denounced to the
world the frightful evils with which
our brothers and sisters are over.
whelmed," wrote Cardinal MERCER,
but had we not done SO we should
not have felt ourselves worthy to be
the successor of the apostles
The cardinal further stated that
when a civil ruler sets aside justice 1t
is no longer the duty of a prelate to
obey him
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
CONCERN OVER LINES
OF COMMUNICATION

Columbus, n. NJ, April 17.-Gravest
concern for the safety of the Ameri-
can line Of communication is mani
tested in military quarters here.
Every precaution has been made at
the base here to keep the line intact.
Motor trucks lined up and filled
with rations stand In front OF military
headquarters awaiting orders to move
forward and the telegraph station was
open all night
No reason was offered at headquar-
ters for the unusual activity but un-
official reports gave assurance 1t was
based on reports made by Captain u.
S. Grant, in command of a small de-
tachment of Americans guarding the
line at Ascencion, sixty miles south
of the border
With diplomatic relations between
the United States and Carranza pend
ing, close watch is being made for a
trace of the 1000 men under General
Arnulfo Gomez, who were reported to
be moving from Sonora into Chihua.
hua in such a way as to present pos
sible menace to the American line OF
communication. Reports from mill
tary sources indicate the force could
not be located in Northwestern Chi
huahua
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
HEALTH INSURANCE
URGED IN REPORT

Washington, April 1.-THE United
States public health service has just
published an expose" of American
industrialism and its blighting effect
on the lives of the 100000 Ameri-
can wage earners.
Strain and oyerwork In the shop
and factory, poverty and anxiety at
home, are breaking down the health
of American workers and sending mil
lions to their graves before they have
approached old age.
The authors of the report are DR.. b.
s. Warren, United States public
health service, and Edgar Syden-
striker, public health statistician in
the same service. The bulletin en-
bodies the result of an investigation
undertaken for the commission on
industrial relations and continued for
the public health service
The report concludes with plan
for compulsory health insurance for
wage earners, to be administered by
the state and federal governments.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
BATTLESHIP FLEET
HELD IN READINESS

Washington, April 17.-In view oi
the present international situation the
Atlantic battleship fleet will be held In
readiness on short notice, according
to a statement made at the navy de
partment.
The fleet, under command Of Ad
miral Fletcher. H. on its way north
from Guantanamo.
When the American expeditionary
force first entered Mexico, Admira
Fletcher had orders to be ready tc
leave for Mexican waters at any time
The service which the battleshiT
fleet could render In Mexican waters
in case of serious trouble, would be
of inestimable value. officials explain
The first concern Of the government
would be to provide for the safety ot
Americans and other foreigners ir
Mexico.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
CONTINUES WORK ON NOTE
Secretary Lansing Preparing State
ment to Germany.

Washington, April 17.-Secretary
Lansing continues work on the state
ment of the American case, which
will be forwarded to Berlin, and thus
dispelled intimations that ii might al
ready have been started on its way
Mr.. Lansing compared the affidayits
on the attack on the Sussex with in.
formation already before the depart
ment
The president kept in touch with
Secretary Lansing during the day
and was informed of the contents OF
the affldavits received on the steamer
st. Paul.
II is made clear that the forthcom
ing communication, although intend
ed as the final word OF the United
States, will still leave the way open
for Germany to avoid severance OF
diplomatic relations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
Italy's Purchases Increase.

Washington, April 17.-Italy's grow
ing importance as a buyer of Ameri
can products is indicated by bureau
of foreign and domestic commerce
statistics which show that country
took s166, 100000 worth OF goods In the
first seven months of the fiscal year,
1915-l916 Only England, France and
Canada were heavier purchasers of
American goods.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
Says Calling Of All Single Men First
Is impossible.

London. April 17.-Lord Derby, di-
rector of recruiting, presided at a
meeting of the Association of Munich
pal Corporations. Replying to a de-
mand that all single men be enlisted
before married men are called up he
said he did not believe anything could
be more foolish. To do so, he added
would have saved him trouble. and
would have brought his task to a
speedier end, but such a step would
have been absolutely ruinous to the
industries Of the country.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
GOOD ROADS PHOTO PRIZES
Highway Association Opens Contest
Offering $4,000.

Washington, April 17.-Every per
son in the country interested in good
roads is invited to enter photograph
contest, with prizes totaling $4,000.
National Highways association an
nounced that il will conduct this con
test and that Theodore Roosevelt,
Mark Sullivan and Miss Ida Tarbell
will be the Judges.
The photographs selected viii be
used to establish here a national ex
hibit on good roads designed primarily
to promote nationally conceived
scheme of highways.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-17
WANT REPLY BY APRIL 29
Railroad Unions Ask Answer 20 Re-
cent Demands.

Chicago, April 17-Representatives
men have written the Association of
Western Railways asking the appoint
ment of national committee to deal
with the union representatives regard
ing their demands recently submitted
Representative of the railroads as
sert compliance with the demand OF
the men that they be given shorter
hours and increased pay for overtime
would mean an annual increase OF
800, 100000 In operating costs. The
brotherhoods request an answer to
their demands by April 20.