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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
No SECOND GLASS
TEAMS IN TOURNEY

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligence
EUCHHANNON. Feb "a rluins
which VIII apply to mo- lees than nyo
mEu school basket ball teams witch
nav" applied Tor admission Co the tour
nau"nt here. on March leo aud ~. has
lu~t been mad. public. This ruling is
20 The effect that none but those schools
which are ranked by tu. ~fut, sup.rNi Sur
as tlr-t class HI-h schools shall b. al
lowed to compel, lu the gaines here Tor
tho state championship. aLSt year ma
second class schools asked to De allowed
60 compete. but the management of tho
tournament had letters from. five 90
such schools already skiu- 'hat they
be- allow sd tu play. To reason assigned
Tor not these schools f0 COM
pcte o. that iu general second class ht.h
school DO not maintain Hs high standard
OF eng utlity ass the first class. although
10 A. recognized that some ar. ON IAN
equality with the best
This VIII cut the totel number OF
schools that have applied for admission
TO t~wenfN-f.cf. hst iuu-murI as formal
entry blanks haN, just been mailed and
there ar. many ua set Undecided. % ia
certain that the absence oI ths-. Iv.
viii not De- noted. Local hufl- lr.
turning down requests for r-ostrVaronz
every day and BE- B. comes moro and mpr.
apparent that while the teams Will o.
well taken care OF that On
lions TOR spectators Will be totally an
adequate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
EARLY CLOSING
RACES REVIVED
WHEELING AND POUR OTHER FAIR
ASSOCIATIONS TAKE UP
PROPOSITION.
Big Stakes and Purses VIII BE offered
Entities Close March ~ For In
Eta1lm-at Purse Events.

The announcement made recently by
me West virginia state Fair Association
that early closing lustallmcut % purse
races viii De revived this year. has been
greeted with enthusiasm by horssmen
II has been years since Wheeling has
had any early closing events IN its rae
iug programs. but races or his cnarRc-
ter have revived in popularity. and the
l9cal tar association; ever ready 20
please its patrons. gladly Joined tho
other four associations having close and
continuous dates Co combluo and give
the stake race proposition a thorough
tryput this year.
The entries for these early closing
March q. Wh-z The first lnstallmcnt.
$40. OF the entrance Zee Viii bv payable.
Inc rematuins three i1stallmrnts. s..
each are 20 bc made April ~. Mas p
zee go An owner can nominate Two
horses as the first payment. but only
one horse 20 be named ON the last pay
m,ent. June p. can start iu any one
clasf
These stakes are $1,000 each. AMI five
I'm addition. there Will De $500 IN
purses IN other classes. making moo
than 10000 20 be- offered in stakes hai
purses. There will b.. twelve rCnntnS
90 that % viii readily Doe seen that this
years racing program promises 20 be
the most elaborate m the history OF the
local association.
The i've qssooiouons wai.- will re-
we the cay clo>lur or stiNe racing
grams. follow Belle Vernon. Pa, Aug
ust l-+. fairmouf. w Va. August 2I-ga.
Washington. Pa. August gr-Septsmbar
Nhc"iirg. vs.. Va. september A.. and
m..mhors of the Lake Erie Trottiug cir-
LNNN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
NEXT TUESDAY
IS BICYCLE DAY
REVIVAL IN POPULARITY OF THE
WHEEL NOW AP-
PARENT.
Herman c.. Friedrichs Takes the Leac
in PoPularizirg Greater U.s.
Of the Bicycle.

throughout Tho United States there
l- @ concerted movement on foot to
bring the bicycle into renewed general
use and popularity. and Wheeling is
not las-iug
Ih" veteran sporting goods dealer.
Herman G.. Friedi.cn-. cf 1923 Mark.
street Us taking tla lead .u brinaiuI
20 'hc attention of Wheeling I1lk- the
4tci that tAe bicycle is coming .nto it,
again
Everywhere. -.At Tu,-day. Tcbru.
airy 90. is .iticy cle Day. and go an
other column Mr.. Frecri.ls te.i- Of
the Observance of the day. more pat.
ueularly boz his store. where 900 ,xtcr.
siVe line of u.Cuu viii Dee exhibited.
and a~ g. Special attraction price uu
bicycles mad sporting goods .u general
VIII De- materially r.iu..t.
Doubtless .he coUire event viii
arouse the interest ol tu, public and
The Friedrich- store viii DO. crowded
on Tuesday. Middlna-,l fellows who
rode the wheel .5 gears s.a. youn
men Who use fhe wt... Iu -oIr- ro
and from work. school boo. who r.l.
for pie--Ur--sI win u- found a. fla
IgiedriChs store on Tuesday. and
many 60 story OF tHc good old DAYS"
viii be fold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
BICYCLE DAYS
ARE HAPPIEST
FUTURE PROMISES REJUvENA.
TON OF CRAZE FOR 81
CYCLE AND OPEN ROAD.
BICYCLE HAS REACHED HIGH
STAGE OF EFFICIENCY AND
PERFECTION NOW.

Bicycle Days"-there are many
cltizens in Wheeling who recall those
days as. perhaps. the ~happdest OF
the lives First came the big
'front-wheeler." from which he
might easily. with slight mishap.
pitch h~eadlong over the highest fence.
ruin ones Sunday best" and fail TO
keep the appointed engagement with
a little girl round the corner. Then.
bicycle riding became less hazardous.
the front wheel was reduced. the rear
wheel enlarged and a type OF bicycle.
similar TO that seen to-day. was pro-
duced.
Ihis bicycle was particularly popu-
lar everyone rode il: a scat for Two
was added; songs were sung about Il.
ne the streets bristled with enthusi-
asts. Great Improvements have grad
ually been added. coaster brakes. bear
ing sprOckets. etc. all OF them helping
To make the bicycle more attractive
and serviceable. But during the past
few years the bicycle has fallen into
diS-spute. Only now me then a mes
senger boy. here and there a "newsie"
whirls bou his business on the so
called wheel: its general use and
popularity belong 10 the past.
However. the future promises TO
bring the bicycle into its own once
more. Everywhere throughout the
United States there l. a concentrated
EFFORT being eNerted 10 place the Ri
cycle o nthe road again Next Tues
day. February 29th. Is Bicycle Day"
and on this eventful day Wheeling will
have the opportunity OF seeing the
awakening Of king Bicycle" and in
spectng more attractive and MOI
serviceable bicycles than ever before
in its history. IN other columns OF
This paper various sporting goods
dealers explain the significance Of
this great day. and TO mark the day
they are Offering some rare cut
prices On bicycles and sporting goods
of all kinds. There's health and rec
reation in bicycle riding. Every man
needs them both. and every man
should observe Bic Gle Day next
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
New Neckwear
DAVE SAYS:

- tP-A -
Give a man rope enough
he'll hang himself. -
Some follow this plan with
neckties, but others wait and
take a look at the John David
designs we are showing each
month.
n new shipment of these
cravats-a limited number
has Just arrived. And they
are the handsomest model
we have vet had. Remem-
Der. too. that they are being
shown here simultaneously
with their appearance in
New York.
These cravatS are made of
better silk. they four-in-
hand a little better. and they
last a little longer than the
ordinary tie. They are also
worth just a little more than
we charge for them %
cents.
Weather for today: Fair
.'l Cold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
Rau|2oo.
3EWMNWsh
rRI-SrATE TOURNEY
PROMISES To PROVE
BIG DUCRPIN EVENT

fiITSHTBGH. Pa. Feb. e--Lo-
~ duckpin stars are glad thew v1l
nave some sort OF standard 10 shoot
~ NL'n they Eu into compatftfun in
ne ti-~iate tournament ON thc
~ "a ne alleys. NorthSid,. March 9o
hg4!s.'e. The entry OF Eddie
l,uuy OF Chicago. recognized a. onc
on the most expert duckpin artists
!l the uit'd States. does not ,ausa
we local boys to worry Tho ran.
some ~ the little pin rollers bsy.
n'cn clipping the wood Of late
maintained during fh, Tournament
WI send huul back 90 the Wiudy
tlf vain "a wholesome respect f.f
western Pennsylvania.
'ul-1i-fpWu entries 4r. comf-r ia
good. but Tho managers 81 tbr
pt,tl'r l~1tf-b4rsu Dlckpi0 I.aru.
uHI Mhy~s auspices this clash H.
20 hr conducted. urge that Am who
'ia To- enter ger thsir entries iu a.
soon as possible. with r.qu.-t- tS-
certain dates. 800 thar the s.E,I.r.
can De arranged 90 accomm.I9.
th'H. The Indications arc tFar ff.
,.--lat" territory viii enter aI.ur
40 llN"-meu teams. with AN ...r--
Itiii'iu8tlur lr aIIEfs- and I,It.fl-
ii' entry blank and Information
are being FURNISHED bv Treasure
''drlc O. Benz. iu" Bailey avenu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
0UT-THE-PIKE


Tho Rev. o. I. NarEe-. II d.. OF Chi
'tgu- llI. superintendent uI the board
or home missions and church extension
OF tho general synod Of H.. Lutheran
church. delivered q splendid address
Yesterday mUrulug az Iu iu o'clock 20
TIE members az tho EdENuol Lutheran
church. The services was hold iu the
IdEWuut town hail A. $500 o'clock
d.. larger addressed the members Of
'h" sunday school Both Of th. meet
iuES were largely attended.
Dr. AarEer spent saturday and sum
day as %. guest OF Ess. = :. Adams.
60. Wu"cluWu Last evening Ir. TurE.r
delivered ar nddT'e- fu o.. members
Ot fhr CuuEr. cation OF th. Warwsod
Lutheran church. Following tho meet
Ing th' plans wore gone over for th.
Now Marwuol Lutheran church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
LYMAN OBJECTS
GOING TO N. Y.

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. e.-Iohn Grant
Lyman. wanted iu N,w York for alleged
misuse ot tho mails whlc ncttcd him
more than $500 600 remained in jail
hero tonight Will. federal authoritics
from Washington as 90 what TO do with
him. Lyman insists DE should scrv,
our a D. months sentence given him On
california for operations similar To-
those attributed To- him ln New YORK..
AND objects o. returning To- the latter
cuts.
~ a. swain. n New Yorb postonice iu-
N'.tlr. arrived here lI-f night. but Do
was said De ol4 not bring On warrant to-
bring Ga, fugitive back Go New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
CHARTERS U

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. o.
a charter has been issued by the Sec
Rotary of state to the Hundred Mills
Company. Of Hundred. Wcfzel county.
which propose t0 operate "a Touring
mill The authorized capital is s35-
900. The incorporates are y. e.
Schulz. j. o. Allen. J.. ". Snyder and
Ernie Snyder. an Of Hundred. and j..
~. SCHULZ. of Wheejiup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
HIGH A GET
LIFE SAYINGS

0'eraI Dispatch TO The IutcIusenc4-
'l-NIth0EiL nc. vs.. Va. Feb. @5-Brift-
i.E snow prevented 81. posse with blood
rounds from catching -hirnWaymen who
',-d U. ana robbed William IA. Justctlu.
%. ar tH.I lu.s 90 the Pitcairn Coal Min
.Ns plant. late Ia-t night OF S12S boo cash.
tH. savings cot a lifetime. Costello was
Or nI- way 90 E1irmuTf. where be was
tp b' married today T.a stolen money
.rr'-,rt'l one cd the Prerequisites of
tIU marriage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

Today all tho GXtur.- and equipment
Of the moving picture theatre. witch
was operated ia th, Fulton bank build
ing by McGrFW & Long. viii OBJ. sold af
aUcuon ny Constable Andrew Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

ST. NtrCsuts Dramatic club HIl stag,
q thrc"-act drama fhi- evening m ST.
Vincent hall. Elm Grove. E-'h,trsrls
have been held daily for some time u
"a splendid program viii hH rendered. Tho
event promises Co Do, "a success. Tho
cast Of sharaCf.r~ sr. Norbert Baker.
John carroll. Jacob Molf. E.ciuil cur
r'u. Louise Gilbert and Henry Refer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
Leap Yerr Dance.

\ number 81 the young ladies ~ Elm
Grove viii entertain their friends with
a dane" party in tho I-ryood uhtrm4.s
tomorrow evening in T'm Grove. y
special Program consistiuL OF AN Oh.
latest dances will he rendered. Stishm's
orchestra will furnish 90, music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

THE Passing OF the Third. Floor
BACK is a." utl, of tho play which
viii D.. rendered ON Wednesday and
Thursday evenings by the members Of
ST. Micha'l'S Dramatic club 300 So. Mich
seIs school hall. itchcarsals nave been
held for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

Tho chandeliers have been installed
ir The u'W Fulton public school and
everything iS now Iu readiness for fh.
public Inspection which Will br Nednes-
-7N evening beginning pt $50 O'Clock.
fL"rN"u' g. cordially invited Co visit tha
school building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

r'u n.rr of .H. -.IsIfr Off -f
NI'' church NHI rI.. 70 au..1f tlfe
evening .n fI" ST. NI.Ht,l. school han.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

traded hie property IN Elm Grove for
60 farm uear Cambridge. o.. He will
uoy, Co tE, Ohio town.
James r.. BAIL and County Road I'm
riuc,r G'orkc IS. StCnrod of the pix
district. viii attend Tho good droads
CONVENTION tLIe N.ek IN TIttshurEh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
WIN Render a

at EdgiuEton Lane. Great preparations
haV" been made tn make The event a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
11robibiticniitcn I'M
Bottom 9cl3lG9cn!
Niit bebentemOcr Mc6r6cit itimnt Ole
StaOt fiir ScibcbaItnug Der
gSirtidafteu,

Bolton, 0loIi., 20. Qc3. - GrOb
oller 9lnltrengungcn Der 4rpDibitio.
riiten uno trob oller Sdinpiereicu
tires Gberbduptlinga giQp 5uuooD,
Dcr bic Sta0t felt @o6cn lmli6cr
gcntadt uno Gin id6nes Stiid 0clO
oabei berousgeihIa8eH bat, bubcn
iih oie gilrger bel ser geitrigen
8abl nit beoeutguOer lioioritdt tiir
9eibGbaItung ocr 28irtiboitcn als-
qeiprohcn. lluD 3Ipar mar Oieie
Nlcbr6eit groBcr oIS ic IS itium.
ten ndnIitb iiu Brobibition mn
29,99T mo 53,l59 Oaaegen. .Sei
Der lebtjabriqcn A6itilnInung hber
0icielbe 6ragc bradteu es bic erode.
nen uuf 81 ,S77 5timuen, lpG6renr
Ole 9tufien 46,t15 nuiipciien fonn
ten 8iap Sluloou bat in 8oltou
ieiuc critic qriinolidc 9lie0erloge er
Iitten. @ofientliA miro e5 uidt Biz
lcBte ieut.
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Dettticbc 1orcHc iiber
ElcpS Gecr9es RcSc!
Ger Griea luirO eloig Onnern, iuenn
bic gllliicrtcn 6rniClbcn 5n
gcuinncn bOifcn.

9(uIterOmm, 90. Gc5, Cine
bier bcldc eiugetrofieuc gcrGucr &c
peid]c beiogt 5oIacnoes; Der 2otols
9m3ciger ic6reibt Soatc D}inuter.
praiioent &loDo. @eorgc BON Dem (5es
ooufen OurcbDrumgen iein crit oann
s}rie0en 3u i6lieBell bi8 bic 9lrmeen
Der 9miicrten iicgrcidJ itlo, Damn
miro Der arieg etpig Dauern, ouBer
Die 0elttic1c 2lrnee bringt ocnielben
.riibcr 5u einen iicgrei6cn 2lb.
i6hlB.
Die 86raie rgnti9GOigung" lit
bollitGn0ig Iuertles. 2loDos Georges
Rcoc lit no6 Dem 9te3cpt perfaBt
neinerieits au0erieits, iAreibt oas
Iogeblatt.
,2lopO Georges @c6auptung, oGB
oerjenige, lpcl6er MIR 0os 9eitrcbcr
bat, ben Grieg 5u pcrlGugern, Gin
&erbre6er lit, idliebt eine itarfc
SelbitDerurteillng in iid, iollte
England Die @alo gum 6rieOeu ob-
mciien," i6rei6t Der a8orlpdrta"
oo8 9rgan Der 5o5ialilteit.
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BilaitS Scr Gintcnfc
Gin 9robes Ocfi5it!
S6mciser 3citnng 3ablt bcreu Ser
lutte 5n gSoiiCr mlO 3n
GanOe nnf.

Berlin 90. Qc3cmber. (,Surten-
Oepeide.) n Die o9}eue 3iiriher
,3citltng" ber0fiertliht belltc einen
2eitortifcl, Der lid nit Den Geii3i.
ten Der 9lqiierten m1brello Dea Sab.
res 1916 beih1ftigt uno i'll Deldeut
es beiBt: a3u 2onoe baben Die VII.
ltierten 3efiBite in 9iuBlan0, I'M 3u.
ianunenbruhe Der ruiiiiden Gfien-
iibe, inn 3uiuuunenbruhe Der GffQ1s
fine all Der Somme uuo Der am
S5ion5o 8u uer3cidbnel aebabt 2lu-
Berocm in 9tunanicn un0 in @ries
fenLano, tno boben 0age0en ur
bic ueri6pinoenoen Grfol9e bei
@6r3 mo Inn 9}onaitir 8u Dcr5ei6-
nen gebabt.
o2l6er aud CUR 5ee 6ot -oie gn,
.ente groBe 9cii3ite 3u ncr3eidnen,
namcntlih jebt, oo ole oeutiden IL
goote Gaglono mo SSraufreid oie
Glofooe Dor 2luqen filbren nlittelit
meI6er iie ielbit 0cutidl1ro ous3u.
buugcrn bofften, 5ogar Die eigenen
gtobrlng8mittel Der 6 .nte itno
jebt ltper gefQbroet, oa Die 6on=
0elsidiffe INNER meniger per0en.
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Gn9l. Bcritbt iiber
loerienkmlte Scs RMiitalr
&ieoerbplt nnr, mas Die grcfOe'
pcidlen seitcrn bcreits mitgc-
teiit gaben.

g8oiGiugton 20, Qe3. - got.
ihofter 8ogc bat gciteru ans Con.
Don ocn 8eriCbt Der cngliIhen 2(os
mirolitdt ilber sic Gerlcnfltng 0eS
Observation-Disclosures n9tuIiian
Dem 5taut5oEit per aabel ntitQe.
teiIt. Ger 9eridt gibt nl1r an 6oB,
mie bercits 1eiteru nlitQeteilt, bel
Der GericnfuHg 0es ngiuiiioH" 7
Mann Der 8eioBung uno II ontert.
faniihe @ierOctne6te oen Ioo ge.
fn0cn bobcu, l0Bt iih jeOo6 ni6t
oariiber aus, oh Der 0oulpfer Ourf)
@ei6ilbieuer c0er 0ur6 cine Sorpe.
90 Derienft purOe, iaat aud niht,
Oh er uor6er qeuarnt iporoen NOR
ooer nidt. (@cm or ni6t qerparnt
nor0en mare, lpilrOc 2onoon idou
3etcr un0 N}or0io i6rcien.)
llnter oen crtrunfenen 2lnerifn.
nern befouocn iih, nie Dem eng.
liifen aouiliGt in gtemport 9tcps
Don 2onOon olls beridtet muroe. 8
@eiBe lmo S 9tcgcr.
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1oclclls GnttUidseluno
11tat6t SottIc1rittc!
3iuil= unn Mlilitdrgeiualt mirS nadJ
bem 1. 3anndr Oun 8eridten
Gltsgeilbt iuerSeH.

Berlin, 90 2c5, (5untenoepe-
ibc.) - Giner aln i. Snnltar 1917
in aruft trctenoen GerDroltuug 3u-
foIge iogt Die lleberiee g}odridten
2l9entltr, miro Die 3urisoiftion Der
Gegicrung in Noribolt bollitdnoig
qe1nOert mcr0en. l5lr 3ufltnft miro
oie 3ipil 1no @tilitdrqclpnlt bon
,Srieoensrihtern, 8e3irfsgerihtcu
un0 Gbcrgeri6ten Derlpoltet ncr0en.
SIN @eri6tsneien miro Der @e-
brnuh iofpobl Der polniiden ais
aud Der oelttidet 5prodle geitattet
mer0gl.
@rin3 2ubomirsti Der 9iirger-
meiiter hon g&aridou uno Die Ser,
treter mebrercr anoerer polnii6en
Stoote bobcn norgeihloqen, 0aB Elm
Berbano polniiher Stdote qe9riinoet
per0e, Inn Die genciniomen SSnterei.
fen mabr3unebmen iogt cine M1eI.
oImg aus &0alqsberg on Die lleber-
ice 9tohrihten 2[8entltr. 9ieie Or
qoniiotion miro 1bnlih beut in
0eltihlano beitebenoen o8erbonS
oeitti6er Sta0te" geitoltet tperoen
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5mm 11crkatlf uc1t
Odniicbz111e 1eItinCien!
SonierpatiOe i'm bGniid)eh 9ieidDStag
lpollen MIR cine Sniel gImfs
rita berfaltfen.

2on0olL 90. 9e8. Cine 9epe
ihe aus aopenbagen beiagt, oaB Die
&onierDQtioen uno anoere, lpelhe ge.
gen ben gerfapf non 9dniid @eit.
inoicn an Die Ser. Staaten Dcn
gr0Bten 8ieoeriton0 leiiten. i'm
9}eidstog menn Die Gegierltug oan
8oridlog gum 8erfauf Der sSniein
einbringen miro, ben 2tntrag lteacn
merOen nur Die a5niel ct. 9bofnos
ocn 2(merifanern fanflib 81 iiber.
luiien, ieopd) Die beIoen sSnielt 81.
Groir uno ct. 2SSobn 5u behaIfen.
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9nnfrGnhcr erbenten 81 800.

gin0ounett 2(rf., 20. 0ea. }nei
iunqc @i1nncr betroteH qeitern ON
Sp0tnodniittdg bic @nuf d Ha
ncl0cll un0 6manqen init tHren NC.
bolnern 0eu Goiiierer mo 5uet on.
ueieuOe amorL iidl Icr 2anqe mad.
nuf oen @ooeu SIT merfet 6ieraili
entipenOeten fie 81 500. iiberlabcn
je0odl $4,000, oie ser aafiierer nit
Elm poor GeIbbeuteln beoeft hotte.
Die 9onoiten iino entfomnen.
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SrieSemsuorIc0l0oc
AT Japan iibermittelt!

3ofio, 90 Qe3. = Der alncrifu.
niide 8otihafter George 8. @ut6.
rie bot in ieiner gigeniduft ulS
8ertretcr Der s5ntereiien Der Gen.
fralu0dte geitern DEM ioponiider
Minilter oeS 2teuBeren 8isfont 9}o
touo. bic 6rieoell5borihlage 8erti6.
louos lmo 0ciien gerbiinoeter ilber.
reiht. 0oS 2luspGrtige glmt gibt
bctonnt, oaB sic 9foten Inn einl
Gr0finung pon 6rieoen5unterbono.
lungen criudel obne jeood ipe3ifi.
3iertc 9eoingtln9en 8u entbalteu.
Ser bisbertge 8i5elniniitcr 6el
e5inan8cn ac5ueSbooo, lit gum ST.
nan3nliniiter crnaunt norocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
Giirk, Botlbaftcr
nic1t ctlppfan0cn!
Die Se5ic6nu9en sWiidcn gImcrifa
nnO Der Siirfei iinb dnRerit
nn8eluiR.

98uIbunqton 30. Ge5. 0ie
ameritoniiden 8e3iebunqen at Ger
Surfei iin0 10 1rngemiB, 0oB ouS
Staot8Oepartcuent. mie bcfolnt
muroe. nidt beobiihtigc, 6ua0 Ben
al5 tiirfiiten 9otihofter 5u em-
pfonqen, bis 0ie tiirtiihe 9egieruug
iih bercit erflGrt, 6eu oueritani-
ihcu &orIteQungen lnO ,Sntereiien
9eahtltng at ihenfen.
Die 8eigerltug Der tiirtiiheu SIC
Qierrng, fait 200 gebiirtigcn uno mo-
tltroliiierten 2lmcrifnneru ooS Scr
luIIcn oe5 ottomoniihcn &cidS 3it
crlau6cn 0ic 9eban0lung Scr
5nrer lm0 }lrucllier ieitcn$ ser
tiirfiiten @eb0roen luo ole pl0BIi
die 2(bihofiunQ DER oaapittlotioneu"
o0cr crtrotcrritoriulCn &crembaun
qcn 6oben cine 2oqc gcidofiel, In
Der Die &crciiiQten Stnotcu onqcb-
lid) nidt iuubnr fonncm ibreln BRO
tcit ourh @ermciqerlug ser DC.
itoti9ltng oRa ncltcu 8otihofterS
9lus0rud 3lt gCbel
Sier3u foumt nod, Dob Sic Sobc
Gforte iid niht oorouf cinlaiicn
mill engIiideu arieg8aeidngeuen
fir iic gcfoltfte 9}abungsnittel uno
aleioulgsihitc 5ufonmeu 5u IuHen.
obgleih( iid Der an1erifuliide Bot
ibafter Gltls in aonitonthtopel Ole
groBte NdIbe gegeben bat, Die tiir-
fiihen 8eboroen un5itinlnen. Die
9ln0esreaierlmq beabiibtiqt, in
oieier 2lngClegen6eit einen 0rilgen-
oeren 9Sroteit nb5iienoen
Mud, beiBt es, 0oB iibcr Sic Ser
ion(idfeit 5uao 8ens 5l menig be-
fonnt it, Inn 5u entideioelL OF er
ols @pcriono aratu betro9tet mer-
oeu fam ooer uiht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
Nuiiiit)e Nngriffe
luieOer abgel6lagcn!
Der framsSIild6e Observation-Disclosures IN 1smntdtIctb
6cncral Bcrfbelot, bot ieine aesternug
crlMd9t, Jpn ob5mbcrnfcn.
Die gmlsareu weeen tRrer CopFerkeit belcbt,

molmltng 9fltn1niel1s, 0ie ieBt fDdhr.
i6einlid lit uno Durd bic guIgarien
@enugtltung fiir ieine 2eioeu Dor
orei s5o6ren er6dlt, baben oieiea
Sieg 5u einen beioubers frelioigen
@reignis gemadt. 1leberoG in I'M.
ierem 2un0e muroen 9anfeottes.
Oienite obgeboIten unO 6reu6enfiln0-
gebungen ereigneteu IT'D duf ben
StraBen sur 6eier unleres Sri.
1tnpb8."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
ScQluei5 bleibt fcrner
ifrikt neutral !
gseuer graiiocut Der Sdliuei5 iuirh
ME iein &Or9anaer g8entra.
litat beluabren.

Boi8ington, 20 Ge3cnl6er. Be
ridte aus Der 5dJlDei5 IaIien eriabln
baB Der ucuc Er1ii0ent oe5 2anoe5,
5hultbeB. ebenio pie iein gprgdn-
der beioen frie9fii6renben l;nrtelen
dcqeuiiber itriftc Geutrolit1t belpab
rot miro. Gincut 3eitlln0sbcrtretcr
iprodl er iid) iii oieier 6iniiht fDi-
gell0ermaBeu dlis
Sic Bolitit Der Sdnpei5, lDie un.
iat1 lraoitioucn 8iuiidle uno iclbit
9e6cusilrtcreiien iie .ior0erlt lit un0
bletbt loDale un0 itrcnae ylcutralit0t
aeaen altc ariegfilbreu0e, cine 9ieu.
tralttGt, aufredlt erbalteu bon Dem
unbeigImnen GHtidluB, 1tuiere ,5nte.
aritdt unO llnabhangigfeit aeaen olle
C5saner 5u pertei0igen. s5eoe ge.
arnteiligc @e1auptuna lit qrliuolos.
,Tic nirtidaitlidle Gage Der
Sdaoei5 lit icbr pernidelt. Sie nrB,
um erntieren 8u tounen, 9e3iebun,
aen at baioen @ruppeu Der arieg.
hibren0eu lmterbalteu. Bns ee.
Idiebt nidt obnc 4RiBberitdnoniiie,
aber id) CLAUDE nidlt 8u irrei. merm
id lage. oaB gliBperitdn0niiie 5lui.
idlen Der 5hmei5 mo Geutihlan0
aa uolIit1uoigen geridlminoeu be.
lriiieu iirlo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
Scritarftc 9Sro6i6itiOn in 9ireinien
2(aeiuitc6erSe 3nnsgeieaeu bHrfcp
fcincn g8bisfp be5ie6en.

Roanotc, So. 90. 9e3. = Gre.
bi6itionsfonlluiiiar 9eters bot emf,
Idie0en, oob unber6eiratete @tdnner.
melde mdt I'M cIterIit6eH Saltie
iUobuelt nidt 3lt Der utter bem
neuen Brobibitionsoeieb geitattetal
3uienouug non einent Gtart g4bisfr
per 9}onot bered1tigt itno. Gr be,
gtiiuoet icine @ntidei0ung Oaranf.
DaB oas @eieb ein &oitbous, 2o9Ier,
bous, alu6 ooer 2o9ier3inHer niht
olS g@einl onerferne, III mel@em
Spirihloien fir aiqeuen Stonlun ge.
Balten mlroen nilrien,