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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Gnl', nOrr tricgtn
Dieoerunt Siebc!
Die Seutld)en erDbern BET 0nQnd
feinOli6e Gtellungen unS MAIDEN
betra9tlide Griegsbtute!
Die Srpteac @rie9enlauO's berbaaeu uusebdrt

brannt. @in3elbeiten il6er 0pn ais.
gang 0eSialben feblen. (9lh mol
9Gtten Die oortiaen Sample titr Die
9tuIien nudl nnr eini9erlnaBea einen
glildliden 8erlaui eelloulmeG 0onn
iDilroen Die 3ulien unh Gngldn0er
beilte einen gan5 anoeren lon an
geidlagen uno niht rur bcrlhtet
bobeu, amein Same tit @aie, ih
meiB bon uidtsl@) 8etrograO aber
lit mie0er alnmol iiegesgeDIB mo
perldBt H4 gau5 un0 gar atf bic
Gopierfeit Der ruiiiiden lrlppen
l.n0 Die llniidt Der ritiiiidcu 8e.
nerdle Club
4nriier ofi5ieIlen 8erid)ten 3ufoI
ge lit ein fran8oiiides 1and6oot int
OtittelIdnoii6el 9leer 5eritort pors
0en. giu oIterrei6iibet lorpe0o.
boot5eritorer bQtte 0a8 iein0lihe
Taudbopt, ais es oblruigsIos bic
tSllttctt bes Mittetlneers Durhiurd)ta.
ertbIiAt luo ieinem Goieiu Durd Ct.
men moblge3ieIten SAuB Elm Gltoe
bcreitet.
Die Gage in @riedeulauo ipiet
fid INNER mcbr gu Die grtediide
Regierung bot be-, oen gntentemdd
tatt ,tfd,f 1,,,. t,,ooat Aa,. 1@ofeittditt4o
Der Staot Salonifi Eroteit er6oben,
ionoern aitd megen Der 95n5nftierun9
Der oorfigen aonluln BON GeutiA.
Iallo, Geiterreidsllngarn, 9ldgorien
ulo Der Eilrfei. 9emn Daourdj miro
bic gseittralitdt (SrieAehlano8 iiber-
tretea. (2luh BON ben @rieden Gilt
Jest oas 3itat ans Goethe $ o6ouit f.
Der &iDrte iiuo gelnug 8emadialt.
laBt ms ai0li9 eaten leBeni")
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Sc)wierig6eiten
(in0 ge6O6en!
g8icucr Note in 8oi5ington ginitig
aufgeaominen nuo an 3rGiiOeHt
gSiliOn gciauOt,

g9oi6ingtou I Son. Ger
8ortlout 0cr g8iener 9lnhDort oaf
Die 2lncono.9totc Iraf geitern i'm
StaatSonlt Gin uno mIroe. Ionic iie
morDen mar, 9Srdiioent
28ilion III bot 1prings ourd cinen
Grtroboten iiberntittelt Die 9&ote
oetft iid bollitauoig NIT ben geitern
Don 2on0on berilDeraeta6elten BreB
beri6teh ua0 iit III jeoer 9e5e5ung
5Iirie0eulteaenO.
9tidt nun tomat bic 0iterreihiidj
8e9ierui ben alnerifnnj.
ihen 5or0e1nqeu 3oaig eligeaen
ionbetu Der @6H tt5 eSortlmt Der
9fnf. lalieH Den d Fgr 0ie 3H4
fpaft III roiigem GiAt eridenleH. Die
glniidt Der bieiigen 9iegierunG fam
icIbitre0en0 ui@t eber befannt &C.
mac6t ner0aH, ais bis iif) GrdiiOent
Q9ilion ii6er sic 8iener gfote &C.
duBert bat. 2(ls feititebeno fam je-
bod ouqenomren neroer, odB Sic
8efa6r eines 8ruhes IN ben 8c3ie.
bltngen bei0cr Y}dd)te ais Dollig ge-
boben betradtet mer0en fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Die 200l gpualos 2

Gic 200t 2ougla3 StraBc
ipo6nenoc lG.idbri9e gula Sumter
itilr6te geitern abeno beim GolIid)ub,
lGufen IN G5omber5 5an5nfaOclnie
10 unalildlid, 0ab tie ne6rcre Ghn-
Sen bepHbtlos blicb uno belrte frilb
nod Hidt Oas 9epuBtIeiu gang nie-
Der erlangt latte
VI. Gd Qonelp oon bier, bts,
her iii Ser eieiebess9fbteihmg 6e5
GeparteIucnt 6eS Spncrn angeitelt
lit 3nnt Stills. Steilertoleftor IN
CnInha crunmt purben 4ougrpB.
muHu Sobet hat imn oieie Stelle
beridlafit Die $1,200 per 9yabr elm,
bringt.
8np ooperu. f24 Sh6 90.
Ctr no6n6oit. muroe Ode 20. luo
1ornen ctr. gcitcrn abeno non ci.
Hen beipailneien 8ou0iten nm $50
erlciditert 9niiclhe Sdlifiol bciirl
0ct 2lii afarto ctr ipo6nallocn
= VI ,Srrcldtl0 Gdc 81. mo Gouo.
los ctr, Der hnbci SIS einhu6te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

prrItnhtj amtr.
aOnInl an Doro!
S6 Ocr aOuinl nit nutCrsegnnscn 1T,
nod uidlt felt9eitcat Rene
%erluiflnngen in Sidt

2on6ou I San. Ser britiidc
G5ean Bdiiagier0anoier o8crlia"
murOe au Gouncrftoa perienft Die
meiiten Bniioaierc dsbit 9ciaelmg
iiHo unaetonuleli. llotcrt lir-
9}ellp, amerifauiihcr aoiliul III
2Loen, mar Elm &uildgier OH 0em
1onpicr G,Gcriia@ mar 1914
Iolrucu groB lmo af90rte na9 gon-
Oon)
@ouoon l. San. Sier cinac.
troficucu 9tahricbteu 5ufotge bciano
iid nRcriio oaf 0en 9eegc uon
gonOou nad gombaH Ger Gam.
pier plroc 8onleritag nahnittaq
non ciucm Iaud6oot torpeoiert mo
bericnft.
q2eitcrc 9crruidelnngen iino in
Sidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
50rO S GmiQldre
in GOpen6agea!
Sic iuer0en ban elmer gruRen &Oltss
inen8e in6elub empfangeH.

Seopeu1aaen 1. San, iibcr Con-
bon. Die 6oro 5rieoerselniiidre
trnien 1eute bier Elm. cine groBe
9eIfsneage battc iitb ont 2ot eta-
geiluthen im0 bereitete ben 9ieiieHoen
eineu elltbuiiaitiiben Gupfaug. 0ie
4oli8ei bat e. berboter, DAP lHter
Den 9Luipi8eu Der 6rieoeusgeiellia
irgeaO pel6e 9eriauimIun9en iii
9anemart a6aebolten meroelL uaO
man bat Deripro9etL Dem l'eiebl Der
8oli5ei gfeduung 81 trageu.
Jldhlten 1tittiuod miro iib ole
5ric0eiIsoelegation Hah 99otteroau
einid)iffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
G6amp G(Ork
6egiinlligt u)dfOnl
lsr lDtrD iid) nidlt nm bic Numina.
tiOu iiir bic RrGiiOeutidDaft
beluerben.

gieiu Orleans, /. San. Ger
Spreder oes llnter1auie8 Champ
Glarf bat in Dem 9}cp Orleans
aStem Der BON ieilJeiu 5hmieger.
isba berousgege6eneH 3eitlfng, er.
fldrt ooB er fein (5egellfnn0ioat oes
Eraiioenten Nilion ieI un0 an oriien
gutanpflrug feinen Anteil babe. @r
iaste. 9rdiioent gBilion tonne Del oer
gtoninatiou ui6t 9eihlagen lneroen.
ytienluno piniht oen 4rdiioenten
ais Dem Meg gerdlnIt 3u ie9en;
idj ieIbit bin fitr bic 4}lane 0eS
l3Sraii0enttu ei1genommen uno 10 lit
ie glebr8obl meiner 5reunoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

/ Berlin. /. San. (5rlnfenberi9t.)
QluS Dem ofii3iauen geridt Der
Oanti6en SeereSleittng gebt berDor,
oaB ole Geuti6en I'M g9eiten pie6er
nit Slid getampit boben. QieicS
gift nmuelttlih bon Der gegen Die
griten geriateten 5ront. 0iebrere
erfolgreidle 0Iineniprengltngea wtrs
ben borgenDrInlen un0 0rei pbrge.
idobene britiide Stellungen bel Sui
IudI pnr0en erltilrnt. 3lDei ieino-
lide Mfoitbinengelpebre ltn0 eiue gln.
SAIL @efongener iielen in Die Sditoe
Der 9elttl6en.
;5einoliae 6lieger nabten eineu
glneriff auf 0lter0e; oen Oortigen
niIitdriihen ginri6tlugen 1ber
inur0e tein Stooen 3ugefiigt; cine
gln5abl 4ribat9nlier lprrbe beiha.
Oigt. glm 8dliurnllten muroe oos
aloiter gum 0eiIi9en Ser5gn init.
gelbptahIen. 9tellH3ebn belglldle ~
niliiten pur0elt oura @ruuatiplitter
perIebr Gin 8cIgier mur0e get6.
iet.
2on0on mel0et: gtit Gintritt 6eS
uenen ,Snbfes lit auf feiner Der
Shlohtfronten etluos bon 8ihtig.
felt 81 meloen. 8ie Sample baben
nui Der 8eitfrort 5iemlid uahgploi
lem udbrelt0 auf Der 8dLfalibnIb
iHiel, bisber Der 5dlauplaB Diitetber
Sanlpie. io5uiogen 8aiienrube ein-
aetreten tit Gine Ausnname madt
Der striegsidallpIas in 9iABlano.
@on ben Sinnpien nes 3ripet-6lui.
ies bis hina6 nod Dem oitlidlm ga.
II5ten tit eEn fnrHtbarer aanpf ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
aleine 9Ofaina5ri5teu!

gln GonHeritag beridie0 in
ibrem 0rei .J}eilen bon ,5lorcnce ge-
lcaeueH @ciH 8ruu Gliia5et6 aeller
Pic 8eeroiguna finbet 6allte. Sam.
itad nabrHittags 2 lgBr BON Der
Griten 1cutidcn Gp. 2ut6. Stride,
1905 Siio 20. Str, ais auf benz
2auret 9ia 6rie0Gofe itdtt.
0lit oen 2(r6eiten Ser 5trede
Ger Gua9a 2incolt ut0 Beatrice
gn6n 3piifcn G1uabd uno get6anp
ioll nit 9egiuu oe8 5ril6o6rs Der
AufanQ 9ena6t neroen, ipie bon ser
2eitptng Der @eieqidaft geitern Der-
tiln0et urr0e.
- Bel Der 1Sofnilte sStltug Cant
ber, 1923 Siio 33. 2lpr.. bat it6
elm Sohnhe neingeitellt.
lSnfolge elmer unerfl1rIiden Or
ploiion entltano geitern glbeaS ilt
Dem @alte 1911 Gorcas Str., oas
bon elmer itoIieniiher 8antilie be-
mobnt miro. ein e5elter, meldeS 0a8-
ielbe ioit adn8Iih 6erit6rte. g2on
nimntt an oaB ole @gploiton bon
6einoen Der 8epo9ner nadj itoIielti-
ider 0lonier perltriadt morocu lit.
SIN 6otteueqe 9otel entlton0
geitern 9lbenO eiu aiidenbrato, Der
bon Der Berbeigeeilten 6euerlpebr nit
2ei4tigfeit geloiht ipltroe.
g. 8. arntitrong, 9eiiber Ser
g(potbete ON 33. lno 9Imes glbe,
nur0e geiteru 9Lbeuo bon 3mei be-
maffneten, elegont qefteioeten iungen
2etlteu in ieineut @ei9dftsIofal nm
$40 6eraubt.
3rob0em e8 geitcrn o6eno
Geftig regnete, far0en itd bod meb-
rere 6reinaurer Elm, I'M BEL oein
eriten Spateuitid fir ben neu 3u cr-
5reimourertenpcl Gde
f9 ru0 Douglas Str, 8loegen 5u
ieiu.
Ter Gde t3. ltn0 8iItant ctr.
mo6Heu6e 6run5 8onnf Uollte Sen
@ittritt 0es nenen syobrcs NIT ei1l
poor geoolrerIfuiien begriiBen.
Cine auqel ging ieOodD ic6l un0
lot0ete i'm 9ein bes poriibcraeben-
0eT @oI3iten 9fsfipit6 lln6 perur-
iadjte cine 6eftig 6hiten6e 8leiih-
mlul0e, SSSnfolaeoeiien nutBte @anaf
ote eriteu Stunoen Des neuen Sab
res inn @efGngilis 5ltbringen.
3pei 8anOiten 6etrotetn Qe-
tern aben0 9egen s llbr bic @irt-
idaft Don ltel5 syncobien i0i 5ii6
13, Str. 6erdubten 8mei mnlucien0e
tSdite mo gdfen Oonu mtf Syaco6jell
1d)iliie ab, bon 0enen etner lin
trul ie0od ron itilWr t5iirtclibualle
a0geGulteH mur0e. io0aB er mrper-
lest blieb.
Ger 25.idhriae iSrauf S6mi0t,
Sobn ooH .. 8. Sdniot. Itor6 ant
6reltag 0tittog i'm oaterlidcti
Nauie. 1918 5uo %. Str, an ei-
ncm &er5lciocn Die SccroiauHe
inject Souuta9 nndlmittoa , llhr
ppu her aouuec .Qlcnorinl 9irdlc
Gl@ atli ocm 6orcit Sulpn 6rie0boi
jtatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
@Scrional gladlridJten.

Serr Otto Greitis, Sobn BON
Serrn &eobol0 Ireinis non 9}eumau
esropc, 9}eb, mar 9}itnuod in
Gmdba ouf Dem 4Sege nod 10.
DIETER, Qtinu, lpo or bon ben Mago-
8oftoren operiert miro.
SRI. g}orp 9lomer uno SRI. &C.
eilie 9ieioliuger BON Gluaba Iin0
norgeiteru su 8eiud) BON S5Cnrp
9l6mcr nod G6icaqo gerciit. Sic
meroeu iid bis nad oen 6eiertagen
BORT Giibolten.
Scrr Greo 8roB lit porgcitcrn
mad @reeu 8op, 9dd., gereiit mo
CT 9ater }foclbert. bier oG8 anton
GblcboruO betauut. beiudt
9lugiit @er5pa6cr un0 Sri
@race 6aulf bon Council 9luiiS
Iiebcu iid geitcru in 0maDa cine
6eiratali5Gn5 ausitellen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
0entidlc iyarbitufic.
sertilinSnitrielle broben NIT 4robi.
y bitiu5Ollen nls jlepreiIalic gegea
oeatides 6mbnrs0.

3ailL atom, 4 San. @crtreter
,daipluoniider IertiIoiItrifte plu.
IN. oenmdbit Dem aongreB cine
I'D ein5ureid)eu, oie 3eutidlano
blrdl obiolAite 4Jrogibittb8olle olri
Iarbitoffe fire 5l maiden iltft. 1ie
Id 1T uidlt crllt 8eneint Gas
.,tereilc Der cinDeimiid)en ,5drb-
Bff.sSnouitria. ocren Sdlls bereits
i Niais-gill eritrebt. lic9t ihr lDeit
'lliaer am @er5en, ais ieues Der
stcr Der 5drbnot lei0ciloen 5ertil-
! Aomtriellen. Dit Dem Sdlredge-
EHit ciiler bolIlt1noiaen 9luaidlie,
Gna Doiu nmerifoniihen Wiarft
sift man iuoes. Ieltidlan0 CUR
.libebnHg ieincs 9lusiubr @mbar.
lit beronIaiieu
Grilbeit nerlan9t man, I'M Nus.
.uih fir Die pertooaeu 6orbltofie,
snmIiuolle un0 9tabrurgsniittel,
ar oas fiimmert ntiere gtelltralcn
It. Geuiidllan0 bate @uei gSni
aaen Die britifdle 9lodaoe. pou
I mlier Stadtsoepurtement iel6er
ldtfe, iie iei lmgeieBlib uuo lieBe
uialt redtiertigen. Die eiue,
llnterieeboot, bdbeH iDir iE ibrer
fIamen geitibilHg nunog(ih &C..
IT. bic speite, 0as 9lusiubrper
auf Garbitoife uub anoerr er.
uiiIr Der 6ohcntipidelteu. dcni.
,siiofdtrie. nloftc man icst
idlcu S>1noen elIfiUnoen. Die
h III inoes, ob Tclttitlnno iidl
1T uber Oen Soffel barbiercn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Bon ganOiten ae6anot.

Corpus Gbrllti Ger. l San.
gtabe alngs0ille mlroe 5reitng gtaht
bic Geihe oes Sol0aten U. 8. 9lo
naban pom 20. acknowledgement
m einem 8aume b1uecno ent0edt.
anIdeineii0 bnben i'm Gan0iten, ge.
gen oereu @iuf1ae Die 5nl0atca ito
tionicrt uarelL ii6ern0ltigt mo aui
gebongt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Gng(anO 6e0auptet,
i'm Rec6t 5ll (ein!
Dir 6ritiide Regierung crfldrt, &Oit.
9Safete beidlagna9men 5n
fOuHeu.

2onOou, l San. @ieiige bobeI
Reoieurn9sfreiie beboupterl 6aBI
England 0o3 UoIlitduoige 9teht babe,
Gadete 3u bei6ldgnabmen. @S miro
bebauptet, oaB Eoitpodete, nt mel.
den iid arieqsfouterban0e beiinoet,
nod 8eutihlauo rno Seiterrei6. I'm |
garn 6efor0ert nuroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
z. e. 9urnOerein.

Der 5ilpeiter6all Ioes 5itoieite
Irrnnerens nnbm einen ihonen
8erlaui. Sin 3ablreihe5 9u6lifun
bate iib eingeiimoen, mo oa5 2lr
rmIgenentsfomite, an beiieu Spite
8iiruer Scurn @ernanot Itono bate
flr oos 9lnuiement oer @ate in
umIaiienScr 8eiie Sorge getragen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
@hinel. grnppen retten gliiIinnare.

Behind I san ~ Sic in 4dtie,
6olong IN Der 0}ongolei BON gan-
oiten iuil5if9elten DtiIiionare Der
itnnoinauiiden Wfiiiion itno BON
biueiiiden Silistrlipen ans i6rer
gefdbrlidlen Gage befreit moroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
aIbrt ppn gelaien arntnliert.

8oi9ingtou, I. San. - SONIC
g(lbert pon gelQien bat 4}raiioent
g8ilfon 3lt 9}eujabr fetne @liid,
ruituidle ousge0rildt uuo Dem ame.
rifaniiden 9Olf mir ieine 0iilotdtig-
teit ietnen Cant allsgeiproden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
GhInei. l5eneraI aeaen @lonardIie.

Gan 5rdnclsco, Cat, ! San.
99ie 9obelOepeiden aus Dem reooht-
tiondren 6nuptquurtier in SbongbaL
@bina. beridJten bat General 81
5blntt, 8efcblsbaber Der 9fegies
rungstrnppen in Der 4Sropin8 Slang
81 ieine llnnbbdn9iafeit bon gan
Sbi aai, Dem alltilHftigen aaiicr,
ertlart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
gSIanen 4ruhibitipns. 8eitnnn.

3blcago, 81 I San = Sier
1T geltern oas @abli51ta glreau Der
nationalen Pro6ibitioniiteu 4artei
erolniet uoroen, mn fir Die beuor.
ltebcltoe sfanlpagne oa5 notipc Mo.
terial 8u lieieru. IS bei.c6t Die
9leiidt, in fur3er 3eit in Gbicn9o
enc prohibitioniitiide 3eitltng 5u
ariill0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
stellen lgraliOent g8iliun ami.

JtaigOille, 8enn, 1 Son. r 8as
gcitern bier lit Situug befipoli6c
oeniofratii6e 5tantsfonite iprab
iicb fitr 9}rdiioent g8ilion ais aau.
oioat fir 8ieoerlpc5l ans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
DE sem Gtnate.

aeorneD. 3ie orei DieiIen ii0.
lid bon t5ib6ou tuobnen0e @eoma
Gouitod berldIudfe mn 8nitaro oes
9SahtrDanoel8 aorboEi1ure. Sros.
oern ibr 3uiton0 beoenflih mar, ae.
lang es oofb bic ilulge Game am
Seben 8u erbolteu. 9lls man iie ouf.
fanO, beian0 iic lid unter oem 8ett
llno pnBte bon ltitbts.
Sincolt 6ier herlautet, 6aB eI-
nler s. 9iirtett bon bier iid ais
Stan0i0at iir 0eu 8lnoeSienot mlf
Der republitaideH Stimnlfte efit
trageH Ialien mill 6r lnl it'd per
pflidtet baben, Tiir 8ooieoclt ais
9rdiiOellti@aitS aonoioot enquire
telt
SeparO. giiracrmeiiter Nlerriam
pon bier beabiid)tiat, oIs Quu0i0at
filr Staatsidlasnleiiter oni5ufrrteIr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
gerafmter sdanIpieLer aeitorben.

&on0on I. San. Der melt.
beriibntte italienifcbe 6dnuipieler
Goutaiio Salbini 1T batte in 6lo.
ren3 SStolieu, qeitorbeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Gampfer aeinnfen.

2on0on L. San. - Ser Danpier
Q}iguel geuIliure 1T pG6reno zines
5turme5 bel oen 5cilp synieln ge,
iuufeu. gtabere giu5elbciten feblen,
bod llintmt man ein ltnaliid an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Qie golln eSron Gonlpanp

- Die 9oum sSron Gonpanp
uno oie 0uta6o SSrou Store Gonl-
poup. lpclhc beioe 81 ben gr6Bteu
Giienmnren 6irmeu aeboreu boben
litil lmter 0er 6irlao OHo1o &omu
sron Store OereinIpt Sic erte
e,eiegidait beitebt ieit 1876. 0ie lee
tc leit 5clu 5abreu
Gie 6leiigc 43oli8ei perbdftetc
5reitaa 2lbeuo Soc q @opin infer
DER 9lntla0e, an Der 9eroublng oe5
@oItnlltes III 9rooiboip 9iebr., am
%. 0c5embcr bcteiliat geipcicn 8t
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The sun., 1916-09-17
HOLLANDS PROBLEM TERRIF1Es
Thousands ~ German Children
Cause for Alarm, Says Van unmcl.

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Sept. e.
IN the A~mstcrd1mcner Prof. van Hamel.
me distinguished authority on law. de-
sCrlbes the bringing of some thousands
OF Herman children to Holland AS the
latest moral puzzle that confron,s the
Dutch nation. He says II would bc n
terrifying prospect II Holland. in order
10 escape tho imputatIon of unmerciful-
ness. had 10 provide lodging for some
hundreds ot thousands OF German women
and children, He continues: "To act in
such a way as a restaurant for Ger
many, who i suffering under the starya-
tor war, could not easily he considered
as IN accord with our striving after I'M
inpeachab!c neutrality. II would ex-
posi- US Immediately to scarcity OF food
and, moreover. pretty certainly nut a
stop TO imports from the Allies. Willis
the Allies render possible Imports for
our own Internal consumption, it would
lie too much OF n good thing To permit
All Germany To come here and eat in
Holland.
But stul there i a great difference
hetween such a cas-" and the simple fact
mat u couple OF thousand hungry and
underfed German children are we'll
treated here for a short time. II
mus be remembered. however, that there
exists a great difference between friendly
Philanthropy and organized evasion of
tire starvation policy OF the Allies. For
the present we see in the entire plan
simply and solely the nrst-friendly
Northumberland We EXPECT too that
II shall continue such"
The sun., 1916-09-17
CHINESE STATESMAN
HELD AS SMUGGLER
New Minister Of Justices Bag
gage Contained 1000
Pounds Of Opium.

SHANGHN, China. Aug. l2-Chang
Nao-tscng. the ney Minister OF Justice,
has been arrested IN connection with a
a.santc opium smuggling case. which
threatens to disrupt the Cabinet and
invoke many prominent men in China,
The new Minister came 10 his city
from funnan province together with
several members OF Parliament and
to participate in the reorganization OF
the Government. The party came down
the Nangtse. and before its arrival had
been accorded the privilege OF passing
lis baggage without examination.
Rumors Of s'nugglcd opium IN the bag
gage Of The official party reached GUS
toms officers II "A quiet search was
made. Mr., Chang and his associates
not ct their hotel when officers
went through their luggage. In the
and parcels belonging to MIR.
1t is alleged, 1000 pounds of
opium We're found, in addition To large
quantities In thc baggage of other mem
beers OF the party. tho total value being
estimated NJ about 1000. 900 Mexican
or $500, 600 silver.
The seizure was made IN the Irterna-
t!onal Settlement n warrants for the
Of the suspected men were issued
by the mixed court. Consequently the
trial must he before n foreign tribunal,
and the Chinese press takes the position
that it VIII be extremely humiliating
for high Chinese officials to he tried by
"A foreign court, especially for the Chi
ncse Minister Of Justice to lie arraigned
on such "A charge.
The sun., 1916-09-17
o. s. BEST AT BOMB THROWING.
Marine Corps Officers Say Baseball
Makes Americans Superior,

PORT Royal, ;. C., Sept. l7.-.Amer-
leans are l~atcntly the best bomb and
grenad. throwers in the world and arc
capable of waGing wonderful trench
warfare In case of hostilitics, say United
States Marine Corps officers in charge
Of recruit training at this place.
"The average American youth early
learns to throw a baseball with speed
and accuracy, and II is because of that
We as n nation are especially fitted to
wage the modern war OF the trenches.
Baseball Is encouraged at All our sta
tons and the skin displayed by ma
r~ines--cvcn unframed rccruits--in the
bomb and grenade throwing practice Is
really remarkable" said Drill Sergeant
Moore to-day.
The sun., 1916-09-17
BRITISH PRESS SORE
OVER U. S. PROTESTS
Justifies Blacklist by Wilson's
Failure to Protect Allies
Property.
%"OUTRAGES"
Sees Pcttifogging in Objec-
tons to Necessary Meas
ure Of War.
Spscfsi corrssessxsace 70 Tns sus.


LONDON. Sept. I'm reply to the
American comment on the publication Of
tho British blacklist, attacks on the
United States are following each other
In rapid succession In the British press.
This weeks issue OF the Syrem, which Is
the best known shipping p in Great
Britain. contains the following:
so far from the States protesting
against the blacklist, this country has
every right TO protest to Washington
for the failure OF the Federal so-called
authorities to protect allied property on
their wharves and harbors from the out
RACES OF the pro-German elements.
The position Is indeed reversed since
Mr.. Stewards characteristic outburst in
1861: The policy OF foreign Govern
ments q. e., Great Britain) was founded
on considerations of interest and OF
commerce. while that OF the United
states was based on high and eternal
considerations of principle and the good
OF the human race
How many people In this country
have read the chairman's speech in pro-
posing Mr.. Wilson'S reelection at the
Democratic convention In June? After
W Nlt hillNb rs
blusterers and b%raggers. he said the
Presidents policy OF peace and negotia-
ton satisfies the fathers and sons Of
this land. who will fight for the nag ana
die for the flag. when reason primes the
rifle. when honor draws the sword and
Justice brelthes a blessing on the stand
ard they uphold
some President Some policy The
North. though British sympathfes were
against them. did fight for high and
eternal considerations OF principle and
the good OF the human race but these
have no place In President Wilson's
policy a. outlined by his manager. Ne
do not want the States to fight, neither
do we want them TO raise pett,togElny
objections TO any measure We are forced
by necessity to take to crush the Hun.
but which may delay or prevent an extra
million dollars getting into American
pockets. Even In dollar-ridden America.
high and eternal considerations OF prin-
ciple' must mean something.
at was an American paper which on
August :. 1914. first showed America
the vital importance OF the conflict. The
lssue is now Joined. German autocracy
must be crushed or European democracy
obliteratcd. II the forces that the Kaiser
European republicanism may ss well be
rolled up and the American people pre-
pare to make the last grand stand for
democracy
"Dr. Wilson'S petty protests lower the
attitude OF the States on the world
greatest war TO a paroch!al level"
The sun., 1916-09-17
EXTEND DUTCH CONSUMPTION.
Europeans ana Natives In the Fast
India colonies to serve.

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Sept. IA
hill empowering the Introduction o.
European and native CONSUMPTION IN the
Dutch Fast Indies has been placed he
fore Parliament by the Minister for thh
Colonies. TIL. Il, Peyte, who. de-
clares that II Is Intended 20 in~trodUc"
this drastic reform in that colony as
speedily az possible.
This question has been under discus
sion for some time, n prominent member
Of the General stan OF the Netherlands
East Indies having drawn up and advJ-
Gated plans for Il conscripl army Of ii?,
eco natives. 1t raises nan important
points. however. so that II may be some
time yet In arriving, hui opinion gci.-
orally In Holland seems to be coming
to regard ii as inevitable il the colony
il to he put In a serious state OF defence.
The service oblIgatlon for Europeans.
.aNs the Minister. viii begin at abou,
the same age as IN the mother coui-
try. twenty Years, ana last for thirteen
years. includinc a period OF active tram
ing hat will not he longer than one
year. with n subsequent fortnight with
the coiors every three yeara