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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Nus Grciobtctt, ucbr.

Die STANDARD g9atouqlia Gombo.
M melf)e gegenmGrtig Der Creighton
ginnoAneriduft ibre @elebriomfcit
mitteilt, obne Den groBen Erihter
on8uruen0crL bat uebenbei nod eiren
rieiiga @oIoltrom gebradt. User
feutt Die Boiler, nennt Die Naren,
Die sobleno bier auiamnlenfnmen.
Dos Oeportemcnt 5tore bat beinabe
a~llsoertauft, 1tnO cs mar id)ruer, EN-
Gaor Srouiers oOer elm 9emo at
6cfonmen nit Der gelpobnli9el
9almmer. Sic S6ladter haben
fiinf Stiere mebr 1T Oieier 8ode
ldlaAten muiiea uuO beim @Gfer
forilte man feline ein5ige Sbrippe
mebr befommen anBer oieien gro
ben Ginnobmen baben mir nod Die
@elebriomfeit erbdltrn, bic man nit
Dem gui9el melien fonnte.
Dos fSarmbals Der Srou Gees,
meIdes lid bier Meilen bon Greigb-
ton befinoet uno gegcntpartie bon
9eter 2uomig belpobnt miro, bronl-
he an Sonnabcno obeno nieoer. Be
oeutenoen S1aoen bot Der Setter 51
trageil aurlol feline grsiiht onf
cine Rornernte lit, oos belize @etter
bat bereits groBen SdaOen ange.
riftet. Groboem fommerl mir aus
ben 8ergnugungen nift berais,
oenn am s. Auglit miro Die Ga.
pi6ge GcrnebaL So. ibren @in5ng
in Greigbton baIten. ober nit benz
geiu6 miro e8 nidt weit Der Icin,
6enn Elm jcoer weiB, es lit Dreidl
aeit. Der grite, ser bier bic 9reidD-
.maIdine Drummer mndte, mar Sp.
Mauer. uno nod ~ieillell 8eriht ia
men MIR Sd @uiheI bonn Mdcr her
ans ma mir bobcn's ihon ihled)tcr
pchnbt.
SEER Soeob guiigc n1uftc cine
lnnee 6obrt NIT Ietrerl Automobil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Gaicmcnt Mrs
mcraen bin0cricbtct!

2onoon, 3. gueuIt. - 8ie bic
heutiqen Nforgcn5eitungen berihten,
limo fir Die Sinridtitlg oes iriiden
5reibeitsbeloen Sir Hoaer Goie.
ment, melhe ntorgcn, 0onnerstag,
bormittog rern ubr I'M 8enton-
bile 3uttboils itottfinoen ioa, be
reits aGe 8orbercltnnqcn ~getroffen.
4ls Senfer lit elm Barber, mo-
mems GaiS aus &ohoalc onee-
itellt mpr0en. melher cine 8e8ob-
hing bon flint Yfuno Sterling ODER
bunoert 9oaors fir oieics graft
ii9e gmt erb1It. gtur Die gealnten
0es 3iidtbonies meroen bel Der Sin.
ridtltno 5lieeecn iein. t9ie eng
hide Reaier1nq Ideint ben ltner-
Ihrodenen Batriofen nod in iei1er
Sterbeitlnoe 5u fiirften, 90 iie fei.
ne Observation-Disclosures bin5u-
lGBt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Keinc l~tntcrhanSlMn9
mcbr tuc9cn pclenpiffc
0entidlanb crflGrt bieielbcn il
Nnbetradt cngliidcr 6prbe.
rnugcn fir nnblOs.

8ai6ington, 9. Qluglit. -0cutif)
lano bat Die Ser. Staten IN 9ennt.
mis- gciest, ocB es megen Der ltneri
fiiIlbaren geoiugnngen. utter mel
den Gnglano Die 5enoung bon
gtabrtnesmitteIn nnh 8olen &c.
ithtten pia, meitcre ltnterbon6lun.
gen fir 0a8 3uialnmennirfen i'm
SntcreIIe Der llnteritiibung Icibenoer
9olen ais Spedlos ablebnt.
Die foiierlide Regierlug fiigt
ilbrigens bin5u. Dab noh Oeat i.
0ftober oGcm anideine nod be-
ionoere SiIfeleiitune unn6tig icin
iperoe, peaen Der euten Grnteaus-
ii9ten.
sSn Der Mitteilung miro bon 9rd.
iioent @ilions perionliden 5Arei.
ben an aaiier 8ilbelm i~iberbaupt
teine @rm1bnung geton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
ucnc Spcnoc fir Sic
HricesnctIeiSenHcn
g%cionbers 6cSadlt iiuS bic 0itcrr.
nns. 8ithuen. nnS &aiien aa6c
nnO bic @efanacnen in Sibirien.

archaeological I. 2uguit. ~ @ie
0err Snhn 3iarfs in Baltimore,
Der @oriiber oes Geutiden 0ilfs.
foiien -9tationol. aonmlitees oes
INSTRUMENTATION 9ationoIbuu.
d, Dem 9r1iibeaten oesiel6en, Or.
6. s. Serauier, mitteiIt, mar er inn
Stanoe, nciterc $l6.78790 an Den
Ocutiden 9otidoiter. @raf gern.
itorff, obauienoen. 3anit 1T Die
BeIommtiunlule Ser 0ur6 oen ga,
tionnlblino fir oic ariegsnotlei
nenben in 9entidlonO. Ceiterrei@,
llnaarL 8ulaarien ltno Der Giirfei
qeiaruntelten @clner ouf $7t6.7s7.
90 acitieaen. Ger 9roBte SciI Der
.5penoe lit fir Die oiterrcidiid| iii.
oariide 3ittpcn ltno Noilensaaile
un6 sic ariegsgcfnneenen III 5ibi
ricn beitimlut. 9as gcgIeitihrei
ben Serrn liarfs at Dem S6cd
fiber $t67S7.90 bat ~folgenocn
@ortlout:
or. gycclen5 Dem GoiicrIihen
9otlfnfter @rnien bon 9ernltOrfi.
SER 9oNhofter;
IS gereiht mir 8ttri groBen
@eraniioen, @nrer grceaen8 int
anialuB einen meitereu Sdef
. I'M 9etrog bon $t6.7S7.90 ans
Der Sainmlung ocs 0aitihameri1
foniiden Gationalbunoes iiber,
mitteln gil fonuen. Wlofte Glt.
re Grccfleu6 ergebenit bitten, fiber
oieie Sumnle benz 8linlde Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

@rbcr entiprehcilo in Der mad.
~itebcuocu @ciie oerfilgen 5u mol,
len:
Ceiterr. . l%tngoriid)e @ittmru.
umo @aiienfoiie. So, 250.00. $40
loniol ariegerOonf $1790b0.
ariegsgcfaneene III S;birieR
SA535.90. 0eutihamerifanilhc
aer5tc. @rpeottioueu OGrullter
$500 fiir Die 9bilooclpbia aer5te.
g%rpc0ition (Dr. hilbert 8erllbeiln,
1926 5pruce Ctr, 9bilo., S6ed
oitf y8bplicians expedition @bi.
la0elpbia~ aus5uitellen) $543.24
Citpreufenbilfe, oorunter $50
pom Sa5leton 3fpeig .. u. sc. ..
Ga., iiir zen 8ie6croufboit Oes
Sreiies Roanil $t,653.00. SiIfs.
Derein ocutider 6ralleu, 6rau
Gorl &. S6ur3 9em gorf,
S6aeneilterin $444.00. @ulgari.
ides Hotes arei,S $4,000 Giirfi.
idleS Notes areu3 $4,000. 3n.
bolioenonuf SS69.26. 5uiams
men ~ SIG, 1870.
Deit Der 8erii6eruna, 0oB Die
Sammlnngen I'M SntereIie Der
ariee5notleioenoen in Der olten
Scintat nit Dem aroBten eifer
fprtaeiebt perben, 5eihnet
Gller @reellen5 ergebenlter
Sobn Charts.
Sorfiser.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Beatrice Hric1cr> itltS
c0nStucb

am Sonntoq, Ben 6. altguit,
bGlt Der Beatrice &rieger- mo
Qanomebr 8erein feline monatlide
8%erinmmlung, alif Der 5orm bon
Carl S6ioler, 2 gteilen meitli9 bon
9ifrel ob. Die @eridmnlnng i'm
oct nur fir 8erettsmitglieoer Itatt,
uno boben 5remoe 0a5u feinen gu.
tritt.
Goeegen tpiro rla6 Der geriamr-
lung elm Bidnif obgebalten, gu
Incident SreunOe uno 8efannte
eingelaoen iinb, fir @rfriihungen
miro Ser 8erein iorgen.
6reo Sdmnrb,
8rdiioert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Goren lit Ser bette Reiniger. Beb
tier 392.-an8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
.Wilicn itmcictt
Pm0bcs' unIprad1c!

@aibington, 2. auguit.-0ie Re.
DC ocs republifoniiden. 9rGii0ept.
idaitSfonoioaten Susbes, morin rr
Die aunoio1tur anidbm. muroe hi
Der geitrigen administering StilG
fir Stiid erortert.
graiioent 3iIion miinihtc, bic
aniiftcn Ieiner omtlidell Gataeber
5u erloliaer, rucaen oeS @inflniies,
meIdcr Dllrd 0ieic Hene nuf ifinc
.ciqrne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.
madt lDuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
streif in Beatrice.

8@enfrice, 9lebr.. 2. Nllauit. =
giersig an9eitclte Der 9empiter
MiG Misunderstanding 60, iino ieii
aeitcrn oIu Streif, GA Die @eiea-
Ifnft iid peiqert. nit eirem Som.
mitee ser angeitelten lucqen 2obn.
%crbobnng in llnterbonolllue al
treten. Sic StreifcneO botteii iid)
lcste gSode oraoniiicrt uno Der.
!nllaeu cine 2obnerbohitaa pou is
Yrpseut mir Sorrler nn0 % i'll
eelpobnIidje 4rbeitef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

ubwobl eerooe Die Deutid .gmerifa,
Her iid itets entidicoen geeen Der.
nrtige Sonoertngen erfIdrt babcH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Oemtid1cr paitcr
finSct mcacntcS!

ainsmortb, gecb, 2. 9tueuit,-
Gaitor 3. ggaert non Der oertid.
utberiihen STRIDE ertrant geitcrl
nohmittog beim Baden I'M Blum
Greet. Gos llueLiif ereignete lid,
ctun orci3ebn Meilcn norolih bon
bier. Der @erlungliidta. nelher Gin
sQtcr bon mir 30 sSahrcn erreihte,
~perionf an einer Stclle, no oos
8oiicr alpan6ig Sub tief lit, uno es
mar bisber unmoglid Die 2eihe oui.
5lfinoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

bon CREIGHTON nod gorbona, nm
leine SoGter o~bduboleu, pel9e bort
perbeirotet lit. OF Die ole Gunlm-
lutte babel altf lire Soften gefom-
men. lit bonn &orreipon6enten nidt
5u iogerl. -Rrofelior Botl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Grf[1ren i'd fir Streif.

Stem gorf. 2. gluguit. Scr
etrpa einem @iertel Der 400, 00C
Mttglieoer Ser bier 8riioeri9after
Der 8abnongeitelterl nelde 0oriiGcl
a%bltimmen, Oh an 225 gabner cir
@eneraIItreif erfl6rt tuer0en ioG.
lino bisber 0ie StimmaetteL geiom.
melt uno ourfgeieben rporOen. Oil
groBe Mebraobl BON biefen bat itd
fir Den @enerolitreit erfl1rt, ME
eS beiBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

10 picl Mo6eil pro0n5tert, ME oie.
Screinigteu Stoaten SuInnmengc
nonmen. Die oeutihe 6rnte it
nabe5u oobpelt 10 arOb mic Die nrHe.
rtfaniihe. aeGbrenO Ieutihlan0.
BON 100000 Acres nit @ei5en
@crite, Nofer ui6 aortoffeln beitca.
tenn 9ooen I'M Sabre 1907 I'M @an.
5en 5000. 000,0 9uibcls crntete
mar Der ertroa Der IN Den gerei
niQten Siooten unter ailltur be.
iinoIihen SS,500000 Aeres MIR t..
STE, 100000 9itibels, Moren oert
Idle Mietbo0en brim omerifaniiheu
Adcrbun o%ngeiuanot woroen, 10
tDiiroen ole omerifoniihen GARNER
pro Sabr Inn Sl,i00,000,0 ret
der geueien icin.
3eati6lnnOs Arbeiter.G rsIebnae.
gSn Den lesten jipor5ia SobrelL
nn0 gah5 beionoers in Den lettcn
5ebn Sabrcn4 crfI1rte Senntor
Euge ltnter mloerenL bat Delltld
IorO cine boDere aloIIe Don eeidul
ten Arbeitcru bcrnorgebra6t, olS ir.
gen6 cine moere Notion oltf brnl
gon5en erOboa. SrgenO elm jun.
ger MlonlL Der ii6 INT cine Stcllc
lit elmer Merfitdtte ODER sSabrif III
unierem 2onoe beipirbt. in lpelhem
erfobrenc Arbeiter qebrouht mer0cIL
bat MIR ju erflarea sd cnpfing
meine Ausbilolmg III 9eitihlano
imoer bot Den gSciam nj Did
oafl~ 81 irgeno eiuer 6obrifitelllme.
Ger onicrifoniihe anabe mag gera
De 10 %ouieeuett, ia nod ouigaued
Ter iein, ipie Der oepti9e, ober nab
reno Der Deati6e in eceignetem III
ter in Sbbut geuomnlen uDo ibm
5ort6iloung eegehei miro, bic i'm
81 einem poQen0eten 8ro0itft maft
miro Der amerifaniihc ano6e ourd
iduittlid bon IL Sdhren aui 0n3
2ano lo%sgelaiien nit einer Mllsbil-
olmg Die i'm bon pornbercin ou5u
britimmt. EN- 6ebIidlog 81 mer0cn.
gcutidlanO iuht icincn m%crtpoalten.
gt~tipbeitono, ben Dcitidlen &naben
lid) 81 erbolten uno eibt ibnt cine
9epcrflide G%r5iebpng, Die i'm III
eiucn bon fciner nnoeren gtation
erreidten @ro6e in oen Stnn0 lett
cin geIhulter uno inteaiqeuter
@nuOmerfer al nerOGi. &n Anbc
traht Oeiien mas GeutihIono inbe.
5itg oIf mouitriclle @r3icbtng tint,
liegt es uis, meiner aniidt nod
Oh. Elm Snitenl %ou5uuebnleu, oos
bis 5i eitem aclpiiicn MoBe menig
items an ous 5nitem iencr groBen
Station %beranrcidyt, Die I'M Striege
lpie i'm JrieoeH fih ais Die m1uip
lidite mo frdftiaitc bon ollen gro
ben gtdtionen Der @r0e cuuieieu
bat"
Sn oicien Gngcn bcit1n&eer au.
ieinOlmeen 0eutidllnnos mlo oes
0eltifeu golfcs TIT Is lpirflid) mobl
i'm Semi Der 8creiuigten Stdaten
einmnl oas Cob mliercr alten sci
mot iin9eu 5l borcL ID peroicnt Is
aud lit. Scnatnr Gddc BON Ser
mont bat Den Wlut aebobt Der
8abrbcit bic Gbre 5u geben.
-Sciuricf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Bctiett ants Ncr
BMnNe~s b0mpfltaSt!
Bortietung bon 9citc ~

"~S~gWAtVAIsNSb
\ Gortietung bon Seite ~
ubpobl eerooe Ole 3entId. 9lmerifo.
ner iid ltetS gtidicoen geeen Der.
nrtige Son0ertngen erfIdrt babcn.
Sine berHanftige gOrlnse.
8ie 6ortbilOungSidul Norlooe
melhe Onrd 8umoes .Silfe ben
Stoatcu Die Sin. reip. 5ortiiitrung
bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erleidterit
iol ul0 cine BeDiIiaung fiirs eritc
Sabr III S0be bon 81. 100000 felt
ieet Die naidhrlid iih iteisern iolt
bis iie ons Wiogimiiin bon $1,000.
600 errei9t, fam in letter ISOLDE
TN Senot nlfS 8opet uno CAB Sc.
fator Carroll Q. Bage bon Germont
13elegenbeit 81 elmer groBen &eOe,
lcelhe lei0er III Den Sages5eihlneen
Mat bic g~ebitbrenoe geodhina ge.
tnoeu bnf. Ole 5ortbilOmgsi6up
80
len loaen Der 2nn0lDirtiddft, Der
9ausmtrtifaft, Ser Sliouitrie ut0
Dem &onOel 5ugitte fommen. Der
senator mics nuf Die immer GROCER
tper0et0e Gntbolferllltg Der 51rm
N%iitrittc bin uno ole lleberbolferune
Der Std0te. Sut Sabre 1850 ipn.
rem in Stem England t2,2t5.277
9cres 2ono uuter alilhlr, in 1910
nur 7tt2.69S. oos bctbt 70 gro.
gent ncniger, uno babel itiea bic
gepolterimgS8obI bon 3,110,572 in
1850 ouf 6,552,6S1 i'm Sabre
1910. Serr 8oge fiibrte ans. oai
init Der 6ortbilOung Der andbcn
Die Der 0t1oden Sano in SonO &c.
ben miiiie. Dos Seim bes 6orners
miiiie ottroftib, ireun0lid uno &C.
luno gemoht neroen, uno 0n3u lei
cine eeeignete @r3iebung Der 0lGo.
den notipenoig. Scr Raubbnll, Der
alti bielen amerifoniihen 5armcn
getriehen miro, miiiie mirtidoftlidcn
gtetbooeu ipeider, lpcnn nidt I'M
Saufe Der Sabre nit Der beit1n0igen
3linabme unicrer geb6lterng Dos
goiO oiiBer Stnno iein ioll, ietp
9epobner 81 erndbren. Sur 2 bon
il 100 omerifauiiden 9nnben ull0
Midoden erreiden 6os Gollede o0cr
Die %llniperiit1t. Sir Die of0rrcn
miiBte 0urh neutrality-suspicious. &c
lorgt neroen.
gobrebc auf 3entidlanS.
8ie ReDe 5enotor gagc's lit
nid)t olcin als bor5iiglider bolfs
ipirtidnftIiher 9citrng bon groBem
3itereiie iorlnern nudl 0esluegen,
lpeil er BARN Den 2ciituigen Der
oeutiden 8eeicrlns mo bcs oeut
iden Bottles ouf nirtidloftlid)cm mo
ouf Dem @ebicte Der Gr5iebrmg mo
6ortbil0ung Die ollererobte Aner.
tcuHung 5olt. Cir meiBt mad, ooB
IN 3eutidDlouo oalif Der Dor 0reiGig
Sobrcn criolata @iuiil1rung mii
ieuihaitlidlcr MetbooeH Der 8o0en.
bQtellung Der Grtrag Der GrHtelt iid
aroBortig pertiebrt 6abe. Ger 81
motor eupfieblt lcincn aollegen Elm
Stu0ium Scr grrumgcnidoiten bic.
icr ncltergiideu mo m0milihfrdi
tigcn 9totioL" oeren Ierritorium
uur 70 grob lei, wie nas Der Orei
Stnaten Wiinneioto, Soma u10 gfii
iouri, mo Die troboem oret 5iinftel
Iacbr Safer, bier Biiuftel mebr Ser.
tie, oreimnl 10 piel 3uder, Ied)smal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Sinocnbitrg eegen Riea Dor.
Der lit aIio nni6eineno aud nod
90.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
GENEROUS SUPPORT
FOR CHAS. {. HUGHES

Thy Associated Press.D
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ", Sept.
29.-Generous support Of every stand
Charles E. Hughes has taken in his
campaign for the presidency and
hearty endorsement of Governor
Whitmans administration, marked
the platform which the Republicans
in state conference here adopted last
night. A recess was then taken pend
ing the arrival of the presidential
candidate while the leaders continued
their plans for giving him one Of the
warmest receptions he has received
thus far during his campaign.
An eleventh hour change in the
plans of the leaders, induced by the
arguments of Chairman William E.
Wilcox of the national Republican
committee and United States Senator
James Wardsworth. eliminating from
the platform as adopted the tentative
plank intended to place the party on
record as favoring return to the
system Of nomination of state officers
by conventions.
Prior to the final business session
of the conference. the state commit
tee selected presidential electors
Contrary to expectations, no Pro
gressives were named Vacancies
were left in six congressional dis
tricts, however, and members of tha
party may be selected to Gil these.
average per acre Of European farms
This while yet our nation is in it
! infancy"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
HOUSE BURNED TO
CONCEAL CRIME

my
MOUNTAIN VIEW, N. H., Sept. 29.
Mrs. Frederick l.. Small, wife of a
Boston real estate broker, who was
burned i'm a fire destroying small
summer home at Lake Ossipee, was
murdered. II was discovered when
the body was taken from the ruins.
She had been beaten over the head
and strangled with rope. The
police believe the fire was set to
cover the crime. A mere chance
frustrated. this design. The body
dropped into the basement and the
head and neck lodged in a pool OF
water. The rope was drawn twice
around the neck. Small left th'
cottage on business trip to Boston
but hurried back to assist In th'
investigation. He said he left hi
wife alone when he departed. Late
he was arrested
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY
TO Be INVESTIGATED
by Associated PressJ


KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept. 2s.---
Congressional investigation of the
live stock industry. including produc-
tion. marketing, slaughter and dis
tribution and sale of all cattle. was
asked here today in a resolution pre-
scented to the American Bankers as
sociation. Action on the resolution.
presented by George Webb of San
Angelo, Texas, was deferred until
tomorrow
I'VE face the alarming fact that for
20 years the production of cattle has
not kept pace with the increase OF
population. but has decreased in
number" 1t reads with thousands
Of acres of virgin land being brought
annually under the plow, we have
reduced our annual average produc
tion per acre to about so per cent
producing less today than half th'
y
speak for the foreign office and wa
discussing the question solely as Al
! influential statesman, representing
large body of Japanese public opinion
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
HALF MILLION MEN
ARE TAKEN PRISONERS
ny Associated Pres..)

NY Associated PressD
PETRoGRAD, Sept 29,-The Rus
sian commander, General Brusiloff,
has pushed forward his extreme left
to the highway running between
kimpolung and Maramaros Sziget,
cutting that important Austro-German
line OF communication above Kirli-
oaba, After series of desperate
battles, Russians succeeded in captur-
ing mountain overlooking the high
way which gave them an important
Strategic advantage. AT the same
time they took a range of mountains
overlooking Kirlibaba.
Immediately north OF this district,
Russians forged ahead to the upper
reaches OF the Charny-Cheremosh.
where the stream bends southwark to
kuty (Bukowlna)."
The extremely difficult mountain
GUS country is offering every ad
vantage to the defenders and the ad
vance has been made against tire
mendous odds.
noteworthy success has beer
accomplished by General Brusiloff'
center on the upper sereth, wher,
Russians have made an advance il
the face of strong German reinforce
ments, capturing 1900 Austro-G ell
mans.
recapitulation OF the prisoner
and booty taken by General Brusiloff'
army, as sent out by the STAFF, show
total since the offensive began {
$4,000 officers and men taken pri
oner and the capture of $500 machin
guns and mine throwers and &C
cannon.
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O|SCLA|MS
RUM0R NEGOTIATIONS

tBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Sept 29.-Respon-
sibility for any statement that after
the European war Japan would renew
negotiations with the United States
over emigration and alien land legis-
lation was disclaimed by the Japan
ese embassy today In statement
issued by the charge, Tokichi Tapaka.
II was explained that an official Of
the embassy who expressed views on
this subject yesterday spoke person
ally and without any authorization.
Furthermore Mr.. Tanaka declared
that Baron Sakatani, the former Jap
anese finance minister, who has sug
gested in speeches at New York that
Japan would take up the alien lant
issue again as soon as the war wa.
over, was In no way authorised I,
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,By Associated PressD

Except for a fresh British attack,
which gave them the greater part of
a German redoubt north of Thiepval
and 600 prisoners, the troops of. the
antente In the region between the
somme and Ancre rivers in France
apparently are taking a breathing
smell and consolidating positions cap
tured in the great offensive which
beean last Monday and has already
netted them Combles, Thiepval and
other strong German positions at yari-
out points along the 20-mile front.
During the work OF consolidation.
however, the big guns of the British
and French are hurting tons OF steel
AGAINST the new German positions.
Another attack with Bapaume and
peronne as detectives is forecast.
Meanwhile big battle is in prog
ress on the eastern front in the re-
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BLOODY CLASH NEAR CITY
OF CHIHUAHUA IN MEXICO
Takes Many Prisoners--Pursuit of Gov
ernment's Enemy is Now in Progress.

while the direct distance between the
two towns is about S5 miles.
Troops continue to pour into Chi
huahua City from the south to par
ticipate in the Villa hunt.
General Apolonio Trevino's COM
mand arrived from Torreon today and
paraded through the streets. The
horses of this command were in good
condition and the troops will be sent
into the field in pursuit of Villa at
once.
General Fortunate Maycotte is ex-
pected to arrive here soon with his
command from the Laguna district
near Torreon.
The command of General Carlos
Azunos was en- route from Saltillo to
reinforce the garrison here, and a
command from Monterey under
Colonel MuzQuiz is also on the road.
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ny Associated Press.)

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Sept. 20
Over a hundred Villa followers were
killed, the bandit leader Baudelio
Uribe was taken prisoner and heavy
casualties suffered by Carranza forces
in terrific fight at Cusihuiriachic,
an important mining center about so
miles southwest of Chihuahua City,
according to message received this
afternoon from General Matias
Ramos. who was slightly wounded
Details of the fight were few and
were appended to the request of
General Ramos for surgeons and
medical supplies. A hospital corps
detachment was accordingly rushed
to the scene by train.
1T is stated that the garrison at
Cusihuiriachlc co-operated with the
forces OF Ramos. but whether they
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HORN APPEALS FOR : .
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
tBy Associated PressJ

tBy Associated Presso
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Werner
Horn, under indictment in connection
with the explosion which damaged
the Canadian international bridge at
Bangor, Maine, last year, appealed to
the supreme court today for a writ
of habeas corpus. He contends that
as German army officer he could
not be prosecuted for carrying out an
"act of war" against British property.
His indictment was brought under the
law prohibiting interstate Transports
tion of explosives on passenger trains.
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were attacked or had been the ag-
gressors does not appear.
Baudelio Uribe, leader of the band
and Villas chief lieutenant, was the
originator of the idea of cutting Off
the ears of captured government
soldiers. Many others Of his com
mand are reported to have been made
prisoner.
News of the fight was also received
here from the telegraph operator at
Santa Isabel, who added nothing to
the report of General Ramos. The
generals official report was sent by
way of that town. to which the hos
pital train has been dispatched
Santa Isabel is SO miles by train
from Chihuahua City. The Mexican
Northwestern railway makes loop
to Cusihuiriachic from Santa Isabel.
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|AOAMSON LAW WILL
NEVER Be REPEALED
tBy Associated Presso

(By Associated PressD
CHICAGO, Sept. Ex-senator Thos.
]. Walsh of Montana asserted In an
address TO members of the Iriquois
club last night tnai the Adamson
eight hour law never win be re-
pealed.
at is vain," he said, ito declaim
about the iniquity of legislation under
coercion. The man who might have
arrested the passage of the act, had
he but raised his voice. remained
silent. He may rail at It. but he
must share responsibility for its pas
sage"