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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
9entlde Siebe
regntt's Dor Serbnnl
5pii6cn Sen nMsldMfcrn Ger Gctennanns66bc
mnS Gmmicrcs tucrccn sic Srarts
sclcn sHriiGectriebcn.
154S SeinSe sefoneen; SralsOien DerslDeifeln.

bei ct. Gloi bon eineu unierer
6lieger obgei1oilen un0 0ur9 gEr.
tilleriefeier 3eritort.
Sitfront: Slolib bon 2ipsf,
gtorOruBlano, itberihritten nlebrere
oeutide gIbteiliingen sSnfonterie Den
5Iib Se8ara unO 5eritorten cine
ruiiiide @lodbausiteIlune.
@as bic 5ran3uIen iaaen.
8oris, 81. Dfai. 8ei glnbruh
0es bunoertiten cages Der 56Iaht
bel @eroun lit bon 9eoeitlng, 0oB
Die oeutide oberite SeeresIeitlina
friide Eruppen ipeitIid Der Deous
ins 1reffen fiibrte. Die neue bent.
ide Gffeniibe, tpeIfe am Sonntag
einiebte, oilrfte 6en 3med baben, nit
einem geipaltigrn Sdlnge Die letten
fran6oiiiden Sauptitellungen bor
8erolln 3u 0ur6breden. Die @e.
malt Oes oeiitiden @eidiibfeuers ituo
Die GooesDernAtung. nit tueI1cr bic
oertide Snfanterie ongreift, iIber.
iteigt olles in oieiem &anlpfge6iet
bisber 0agelDeienc. Die 9eutlhen
ideinen oIle oerfilgboren HeierDen
Dor geroun ein5uiesen Coos lit ibnen
nidt I'M Gralln eingefanen; Die
5rdn5oien ioIIten NAL einen gIid
ms Snnere oes berrlihen oeittiden
Heides merfen, odnn fonnen iie iib
itber3eiigeit 0aB e8 oae1tbnIben bon
dusgebiloeten 0euti1en SolOoten
ninluelt, bic 0arduf bremen, an ben
6einO beranaltforlaeiD. Sogar Der
0eutide aniier, ipelher lidl gcgef.
tDartig i'll Geutlhlono befin0ef. ntr0
iobol0 aIs moglid nod Der 8ersan
5rpnt 5uriidfebreu. 9lber rifa mr.
frifhe oeltihe 8ibfiianea iipD Dor
geroun eingetrofferbrs beibt iooor,
DAB Dlterreidiit6-lingnriicbe Jritppen
IN Den aainpf eiiitrefen ner0cn, ocnn
Der aaiier. Don Gelterrefd lpiinfd)t.
Dab Die oiterreidii9.ungnrifd)en
Gruppen al Dem Sal Der Seitltng
geroun teilneblnen ioIler. (9llio
faaen miro 8eroun ouf aIe sSGIle =
oas geben Die 6ran5oien iofr1it al -
uno iaon fp1re es aud, ipenn Deut.
ihe nto Geiterreid -ltngorn sbuIter
oil SduIter Oie 6rarooien ans Ser.
bun binousiagen tniiroen,) Gor Gn-
De 0ieier 0o9e tperoen Die 3eutfden
cine MiIlion Solooten bor 8eroun
baben. (Sest friegen Die 6ran5ntdn-
ner es NIT Der glngit.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
GffiaieIler 6entidler gcridlt.

iteat, pie iid Die nufgeitellten Gon.
oioaten, iofern man bieies niht i6on
porber gan3 eenau iueiB, 0a5u ber-
bnlten. Dos Geiultat oieier Na6-
fori6ungen lit Oarn mper8iigli9
Dem ganaen Gelttidtum befannt 6lt
geben, Oos BEL Der g8abl i'm $40.
nember iiG oorno9 ri9ten miro.
giner Der 9elegoten mics ooronf
bin oaB Der geitriee Gag, Der 80.
Moi elmer Ser beoeutianiten in Der
8ei6idte oeS gan3en 9elttihomeri.
fanerturns lei, oa man enoIid) bic
beiB eriebnte, bisber ober inrner ber.
geblid angeItrebte ginigfeit alt
Stonoe eebrad1t babe, unb elm gln.
oerer gab Der grmartung glrsoruf,
ooB iiA Die pielgeprieiene oeutihe
0is5iplin bel oieIer @elegenbeit be.
items beip6bre, oos beibt, oaB elm
Se0er 10 ftinlrne. ipie es Der gus-
iduB anor0nen peroe. Dfit oer
9lufforoerung olle 9nrteiangeborig-
felt oieies Wol at bergeIien, unb
Der Mubnune oes iterbeuoen atting-
bdnfen: a5eio einig, einig, einiel@
fonoen Die 8erbanoIungen ibren
glbi9luB. gllle glnmeienoen Itimnttert
Oonn ~0ie 8odt am &bein" on,
un0 nadoeu man iooonn aud Die
nmcrifaniide gtotionolbDnnc ee.
iiinacn bate. p1tr6e Die @erIomrl.
lung fir bertngt erfL1ft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31

garis, 81. Wiai. - 0as 9riegs.
amt meIOete bentc Hadmittag, OGf
bic btntIdc SSHfnnterie bergnnsene
yadjt bel einem semnltiscu Mnltnrm
bic 5ran3Dien ans ibren critcn Ser.
Observation-Disclosures in Der WaBe Oes
Ganrettes.8 .8ebOl5es seiuOrfeu Ga6eH.
Die 7entIdJen baben lid bort feit.
gciett. t8ie laHge nodL nnO bic
5ran5OIen iuer6en aaf Der gan5en
sSrOHt 5nm 9iiif5ng blGieu.)
Sffi5ieller Oentider Scridt.
gerIin 81. Dloi, iiber 2onoon. -
ltnaufboItian iperoen Die 6ron5oien
iurter idloeren aGnpfen altf beioen
llfern Der Diads anriidgeor1ngt.
gluf ocn ipeitliden llfer Der @oos
ii1to Die 6ran3oien auf cine 8eite
bon 5lpei Wfeilen bon ben iil0li1en
&uSldufern Der Sotennlann-9oben
biz iii0lid bon Dem 8orfe Gunlieres
5uriidgetricben ppr0en; aud aiif
Dem rcdtcn glaasufer baben Die
9eutiden ibre 2inien ousgeri6tet,
inoem iic ben 6ran5oien erbeblides
@elonoe 1bndbmen. Die Groberling
fein0Iider SteIlungen enflang Der
gan8cn 6ront noropeitlid BON Ser.
Dun putee geltern nbenO bonn 6ellt-
ihen ariegsonit genel0et. 3abei
ipuroen 35 Sffi5iere, oarnnter nleb-
rere Stabsoffi5iere umo 1913 unDcr-
ipiiltoete Mann gefongen genontmen.
seSn Dem offi5iellen 9eriht beiBt es:
8eitfront: Seftige @eid)iitfdnpfe
Oalern auf Der 2inie Ga 8aiIee ao-
nal 9lrras un1uSgeieBt fort. Die
Staot Gems ipur0e tpieoer non oen
8riten gon5 nitblos beidofen. eeSn
Der ssaabarihaft BON 5oilde8 tg[r-
toiss sgiitrift) lino iiiolib bon Sn-
bure tpilr0en leihte feinolihe 9n-
griffe rtiibclo8 abgeiblaget
3ipiiden Den glusl1ufern Der 9ln-
b0be go. 304 uno Der @lnas bat
Der @eihiibfanlpf al @cftigfeit 5l-I
genonlluen. Siiolid) Don Roben-
palo uno oent GuntiereS.8ebo err
itilrnlten ulliere Srltppen Die gnn5en
fcinoli1en 5tellungeit, Die ii6 5lpi-
ihen ben iiioliden g[1tsI1ufern Ser
Soterlnonil-Sobe un0 Dem 9orfe Gil
nlieres befonben. 0obei gerieten 35
Sffi5iere, 6orunter nebrere Stobs-
offiSiere, uno 1913 unbertnunoete
5ron5oien in @efongenidaft. 8obl
itnternobnlen Die 5ranaoien 3ipei @e.
genangriffe, bod frtdteten oieielbeu
nid)ts, Ser s5eino ober erlitt babel
i6uere 8erluIte an Gotten lno Ser
ipltnoeter.
gluf Dem Sitrfer Ser Moas Derbei- |
ierten mir unferc eroberten Stellitn-
gen inoem mir in tpeitliher Ri1- |
tltng bon 0en G6talmont @eb6ft |
peiter bororangen; Der sSeino ipebrte |
iib ber5neifelt, berillohte unieren1 |
9(nlturn ieOod nift Stano gu ball |
ten.
8ergongene 9io6t tpurOe eine
ftinoli6e 2orpeooflotte altf Der So
Re bon Gitenbe BON nebreren ltnierer
i5lieger erfoIgretdl nngegriffen; Die |
feinbliden Sdiffe uuroen gum Riid-
sug ge5lDungen.
Gin feinolides Slue8eug lpurOe |
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OcMtic1cr ScSialiit
fir 1tntcrbatClnitoen!

Berlin, 81. Mai. syn Der por.
geItrigen &eidstaggiisung erbnb Der
So5iaIiit @rItnb g1osfe GtnIprliGl
gegen oie fiir5Ii6egeOe BEG national.
liberolen 9ieid)stogsobgeor0neten
Sirid aus giien, ipeltbe b1rniif be.
rehnet lei, Die netttrdIen M19te bon
llllterbonolitngeft alguniteu 6es
6rieoeng ab8ubaIten. geiortbers ia.
0elte Nosfe Den 9eil Der Meoe 0es
Serrn Sirlh, in ipeIben fttb oieIer
eegen 8rdiioent @iIion ipenoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31

2incoln 9le6r, Ut. Dl1i. - 81.
liott SoIue, Br0iioent Der 2incoln
Grain 60. mo republifouilder SIAN.
OiOat filr Oie Staatslegislatltr, fanO
geitern ieineit So0, ais lein gllttos
nlobil IN Der glabe Der Staot BON
elmer Bride abitilr8te. Der 0crun.
gliidte bate fait 80 Sabre in BE
brnsfa selpubnt uno mar 1900 bis
1902 Diitglie0 Der Stnatslegislotiir.
Gr biuterlibt ieiae 5rau uno orct
griioer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
Bctitt,after OeratS
iuirS 0criiffeIt!

@oibineton, 81. gaai. Bie
@eoutte Der 9[6utiniitrotion in $50
fbinqton onoeilteten oiirfte Grdii.
bent gSiIion an 8otidafter @eraro
Die @ornltng ridten iid) in gu.
flnft offentlider 9leuBGrun9en 8lt
entbalten nie iie fiir3lid in Den
Ser. Gtaoten als aSnterbieip 6es
omerifoniiden 9otihatters iiber Oen
arieoen peroffantIidt tporben lino.
SeinG Grorterim8 Der 5rage miro
fir boGit impatient gebolten.
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Wettrr6cridlt.

Sir Gmnbo uno llnlgegpno. Ge.
eenfdtle belte n6eno un0 1onners.
tag Seine lbeientIihe gcutpcrdtur.
per1roerung.
SSiir g1ebrnsfa GegenldIle beufe
obeno imo gonuarStaq. Ssil6ler
bcute obeno I'M meitlidlen nno 3cns
frolen 9eiI.
sir Ssoiun geaenf1lle beute
aben0 un0 Gonnersfao. gsarnter
beilte abeno in Oltli9en 8eiL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
s6tlidler glutunnfal(.

americon Sort, lltnb. 81. 9toi.
gei eiueln cine Weile oltlid bon
bier itnttgeflinoenert glttouaobilun.
jail falneu geitern glIb. 9todbia unO
oeiien Sm0Ifjdbriger 5obn uals Sc.
Delt mdbreno 5lpei gerionen lebellS.
gefabrIiA Detlegt muroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
esbenslanalide einferferfernno.

0ubliM 81. Wlol Nrof &obn
Wioc 9tciIl. 9Srdiioent Der iriihen
@ebcimeeIeIli6oft Sinn SSein, mel.
der Iettc ISOLDE Der tGtItAen 8e.
teiIigung an Der iriid)en Nebolt.
tion ihuIbig befitnoen luoroen iuor.
lit 5ur lebenslGnglihen Ginfcrfcrine
Derlrteilt norben. Gns llrteil MUIR
DC bereits beit6ttgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
anrdltbarer stnrm il @lemphis.

Wfcnlpbis, Icllt 81. Wfai. =
Men1pbi8 uno llmge6ung fuuroen qe-
itern firth BON eilieIn filrhterliden
Stitrm beilneeiudt pelder nit ei.
ner Stnelligfcit BON 60 bis 70
Meilcn oabiniouite. Die Iclegro-
pben- uno Observation-Disclosures
murben teilipeiic 3eritort, ionit be.
i1r1nftc iif Der 5do0eit ieooh ouf
aerbrodene 6eniteribeiben mo ab.
geriiiene Girmenidiloer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
Srei gaatruIcn ertrunfen.

Walbtngton, 81. .glat. 2rel
Wlntrolen bon Dem aoblenidifi
.9ector" bon Der Q}unDcsorutee ia.
men mie eut ieBt befaltut miro,
am Samstog in Der Gcoa 9ai in
5an Domingo, in ben 8eIlen I'M,
ais ein Boot, in peldem iie iid
beiQn0en, fenterte.
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gLSmiraI Wltrratl asitprbcn.

ggalbtngfoft, 81. Wlai. = Der
penIionierte -glomiroE ssobn s.
Mhtrrob lit geItern i'm bieIigen Wau-
rineboipitnl i'm Alter bon rs syobreft
geltorben. CT mar Elm Beteron 0es
giirger. iin6 iponiiden arieges ino
mar Der erite aomiRnrtoont bon Soc
noluIu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
nssSSa4 fir gereitldlaft.

Santos Gitp, 81 glai. yn iqi.
ner glniprahe, ipeIde gooiebelt ge.
tern bier Dor ben 9eteranen belt.
trut oerielbe lDieoer fir g1ereitidloft
ein. ST fiibrte an, ooB Die gyoIi-
tif Der llnbereitidaft nnO oes arie.
oens INN je6en 5aa fiA ais eia
5ebIidlag befuieien lmo berurteiItc
Die falihen 4robpeten, iuelde sSrie.
ben nm ieben 9Sreis preOiaten. Die-
ie batten au6 Dor fnHnl 5lpei sSabren
ertIart, Onb Die Iage Der sroben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
&uA'. A'.rOelt lditert ben
9.=A. MotiDnalbnno!
Grkldrt Sciicn Dcrbalten fir mcralii6cn Pcd1s
pcrrat; trit fir Bercitld,aft Gin;
tt,ilicn prcSiet 2lmerikanismms.
erpraiiSent Caft taSelt politik Scr tscsierune

f, ariege poriIber tudren, imo ooB elm
GROCER &rieg elm Gine Der llnHtog.
lidfeit iei. 3ie &1tinden bitten ole.
ie Morte 2iisen eeitrait, DesbaIb
ioIlte feIbit cine 9eenoiguna oes
| jetigen Strieges in fetner 8eiie
oos WtiIit1rprogramm oes SanOes
heeinflniien.
IeooD ruff 6oiu nieoer in gr.
innerung, oaB Die iesige Hegierine
ein llnre6t begangen5 uls lie Die
8erleBllng Der gielttralitlt 8elgienS
ieitens Qelitidlanos rngerddt lieB.
9as @eiipiel. 6nB cine pollitdnoiee
arieesbcreitihaft gcgeit ieinOIiAe
@infdlle SduB geipdbre iuo ben
Jrieoen 0es 2anoeS berbiirge, fiibrte
9fOoieOeIt Die 5hluei6 an.
g9iliDn IpridJt fir VlmeritGnismns.
8aibington, 81. W1oi. gIui oem
glrlington gaotionol Srieobof ipro6
eeitern 8rdii0ent Bilion Dor elmer
groben &oltsmenge, inel1e baupts
id9li6 aus 8eteronen oes 9iirger.
frieges beItnno, uno ieinen glusfiib.
rungen lebboften geifaa aoIlte.
S5n Oieier gluiprade p1rnte Ser
8rdiiOent bic 9iirger freuoer gIb.
funit iib ni9t I'M @egeuias 0u ben
sSntereiien oes 2unoes gu ieben, un0
foroerte gleid8eitig Die jtngen 2ente
oes annoes olf iid freimiaig gum
SeeresOienlt 51 melOen.
Gr erflorte, oab er feinen gro1
in ieineni Serden geget Die glmeri-
foner frenioer glbitonmlm9 bege
(pie nett bon WiIion), luo CT er.
.lporte. DAB lie ons 2anD ibrer Scr.
tiiuft bodbieIten dber glmeritn
ntiiiie Dor nHelt Dingen BON linen
bornugeIteat nerben. 5ooum Der.
.ipies ct nuf ieine Dor Der Siga 3ur
Gr8nineung oes Brieoens gebdItene
gniprahe, DAB Die Der. Staaten
bereit ip1ren, irgen6 einer Gerein.
igung bon glationen bei0utreten
ipelde oorauf ousging, oas offentli.
DE gfedt gegen iclbitiide glngriffe
8ii DerteioigelL bob er jeoo6 gegen
ole 9iinoniiie iei, mel1e oos GanO
in 8erptfelungen 5ieben fonnten.
8or allen Qingen lei es notig, Der.
tei0igunesbereit 5lt iein.
Saft tabelt bic 9lesierans.
@oibinaton, 81. Moi. grbrd.
iibent Gait toOelte in elmer 9teoe,
ipelde er geitern i'm Sefferlon Sol.
leee Dielt, Die nuslpdrtige 9oIitit Der
gegenmdrtigrn 9lominlltrotion ge.
genlber gtegifo unb ben 9bilippi.
men. gr befiirnortete Die 5daf.
Jung elmer ariegsflotte, Die 0erieni. |
gen bon Geuti6lan0 penigitens
gIeidtonme un0 Elm friegsbereites
Seer pon 100000 Maul.
@r fiibrte aus, Dab es ieet 3u
ipat iet in @aerifo 5u iiiterhenie.
rem, na60em Die sfarre einmnl ber-
fnbren lei, uno menoete iid) gegen
Die 8ebauptungen 9rponS, oub I'M |
6alle Der Scot cine 5reiipiaigell.9lr. |
mee bon einer Wliaion 4idnu in. !
nerbalb "a 5tunoen geidaffcn |
neroen t0nitte.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
HAVE CHARGE OF
CHRISTMAS TREE

Solicitation for funds for the
municipal Christmas tree celebra-
ton has begun and the results 50
far are said 20 be fully as good as
last year. Although it was figured
on holding the celebration on the
Sunday night preceding Christmas.
some objection has been taken to
the selection of that date. and it is
probable the exercises will be held
on the Saturday night. This, how
ever. will be settled later The fol-
lowing committee, of which Mrs.
Schuyler Rose is chairman, is carry
ing out the arrangements for the
occasion. Miss Lillian Wybrant,
Mrs. Ralph Feig, Mrs H. c. Holtz-
endorff, Mrs. Charles Clark, Miss
Carol Eberhart. Mrs. f. Edwards,
Mrs. Alexander T. Bodle, Mrs Fred
Freuh, Mrs. II. w. ellis, Miss Vesta
Newman, Mrs. Frank Breckon, Miss
Alice Schwartz and Mrs. w. A Bird.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
GERMAN RAIDER
IS IN ATLANTIC
Mysterious Vessel is Believed
to Have Slipped Past the
British Fleet.
international News Service.


HALIFAX, y. s.. Dec. 9.-Allied
war vessels from one side OF the At
lantic 10 the other were searching
today for a mysterious vessel.
thought 20 be a companion OF the
famous German raider Moewe, which
slipped through the entente Gordon
of the northwestern coast Of Scot
land a week ago and now is believed
20 be cruising about in the Atlantic.
The raider-fOr little doubt is ex-
pressed in British admiralty ard
shipping circles that she is a raider
lis disguised as a Dutch merchant
vessel. and her close resent Iance TO
the Dutch steamer Gamma was what
fooled the British. II is now be-
lieved that she is the German
steamer Gamma There are two YES
sells named the Gamma. one German,
the other Dutch. They were built
within two years OF each other. and
are OF about the same tonnage. It
also is suggested that the mysterious
craft may be the famous Moewe her
self. on "A second cruise, but this is
hardly credited.
First intimation Of the raiders
escape to the ocean lanes came from
"a general warning flashed 20 all al
lied shipping. The warning stated
that a vessel vas allowed 20 pro-
coed under the belief that she was
the Dutch steamer Gamma. Later
IL was stated. the Dutch Gamma was
found % be at Kirkwall. The ship
was described in the warning as fol-
lows.
About 1900 tons. black hull with
red bottom, white upper works. one
funnel. Thought 20 be plain black
no Dutch flag on bow. ship appar-
entity in ballast, steering a course
west southwest May be raider
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
ROSS WILL WRESTLE
SCHOBER'S UNKNOWN
The TOuted Wonder Throws
No Scare Into Local Crap
piers Camp.

Adren kid" Ross will go to the
mat with Billy Schober's protege,
the unknown but highly touted mar
vel, next Friday night at the Cen
tnry theater.
This big wrestling treat follows a
challenge sent to Ross through The
News-Times last Thursday. SchO-
Der. who is one Of the many claim
ants for the middleweight title,
stepped into The News-Times office
and mentioned his pupil" Accord
ingly his challenge was printed and
as soon as Ross Toasted his eyes up
on the article he began making
preparations Negotiations have
been completed and three fast pre-
liminaries Will precede the big bout.
All will be finish matches.
Kid Ross has made wonderful
Roadway in the wrestling game dur
ing the last year He has thrown
some of the best men in the game.
among them Ted Tonneman, the
Illinois state champion. In Nebras-
ka he encountered several of the
fastest men in the ring and decisive
" beat them all. Although the abil-
ity Of the masked marvel is un-
known, Ross is anxiously awaiting
the chance to topple him, thereby
taking another step towards his
goaI-the worlds championship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
OVER $4,000 XMAS
SAVINGS THIS YEAR
Checks Will Be Sent to DepOS-
itOrS m Club Through
Mondays Mail.

over $780, coo Christmas savings
viii be distributed to several hun
dred patrons of the First Trust *
Savings Co. and the Mishawaka
Trust x Savings Co, Monday,
when depositors in the Christmas
savings fund of these two banks
viii receive their checks. Since this
popular institution was first estab-
lished in the city by the Mishawaka
Trust Co. some five years ago, the
interest in it has steadily grown,
and the depositors now number in
TO the thousands. Young and old
alike take advantage of the club, and
Y ollie there are some who allow
their Christmastide savings to ac-
cumulate. the majority Of the de-
positors spend them in purchasing
presents for their families and
friends
There is scarcely a family in the
city but what is represented in the
fund, while in many cases several
members of a single household avail
themselves of the opportunity af-
fOrded them by the local banks to
encourage a spirit Of thrift through
out the community.
Next years club has now been
opened, the North side Trust & saw
ings Co. having also signified its in
tention of Offering the same facilities
as the two south side banking insti-
tutions. The idea Is looked on with
much favor by the merchants of the
city who will undoubtedly benefit by
the distribution of so much money
during the Christmas holidays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
DRY FORCESLIN
Up FOR ATTACK
international News Service:

international News service.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 line Of
attack on the demon rum throughout
the country was devised today by
prohibition forces in congress. and
by leaders OF the prohibition lobby
The "drys" now plan to force
through congress legislation barring
all intoxicants from interstate COM
merce. The effect of this would be
two fold:
To give prohibition the moral
force Of having the federal congress
fatty on record against the liquor
traffic.
Confinement to each state Of the
intodcants manufactured in the
state.
Confident of a majority in both
houses and senate, the dry leaders
declared today that if they can force
the interstate commerce Limitation to
the floor of the house and senate
they will be able 10 enact IL into law
II the present session. They recog-
nize that they would have difficulty
in securing the two-thirds majority
in each house necessary to secure
the submission 70 the states of a
constitutional amendment for ma
tion-wide prohibition. The proposed
Interstate commerce law would re-
quire merely a majority vote.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
VIII Keep Tab on
All Railroad Cars

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. g.
The public service commission to-
day issued an order TO all railroad
companies whose lines touch the
Indiana coal fields, which will keep
the commission informed IS to the
daily movement of every car. This
sweeping order followed an inves-
tigation which showed that public
institutions as well as industries
suffered from lack of fuel supplies
because railroads failed to keep cars
moving.
Under todov's order the railroads
are obliged TO report at the close of
each days busint SIS, the number OF
cars required for each mine, the
number distributed 10 each mine,
the number shipped. and TO give the
number and initials of the cars and
names of consignees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
Bodies of Two
Found in Auto

International News Service:
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Dec. 9.-The
bodies of Bersansly, p years old,
owner of a "jitney" automobile, and
a pretty unidentified girl of about
is years, were found in Bersansky' 5
car on an unfrequented road near
the Milwaukee Country club today.
-Four shots had been fired and a re-
volver was lying in the bottom OF
the car. 1t is suspected that Ber-
sansky shot her and then killed
himself. but the ownership of the
pistol has not been discovered.
The young woman, well dressed
an& apparently refined, was seen
about the city with Bersansky last
night when they visited several
cafes. The police have been unable
to obtain any trace of their move
ments since. None of those who saw
the woman recollected having seen
her before.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
PERSONALS.

Joseph Sierocinski. commander of
the sixth district Falcons, will leave
Sunday on a business trip to Detroit
Cleveland, Toledo and Muskegon.
Frank Dombrowski returned TO
Chicago following a business visit
here.
Miss Mary Bartoszek. ABS S. Cha
pin ST, returned from a short visit
in Michigan City.
John LeszczynsH left for his
home in Laporte following a couple
days visit with friends here.
Walter Romanski of Chicago is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Mrs. Micheal KrempetZ and son,
Eugene. will leave Sunday evening
for their home in Oak Park. Ill,
after a two weeks visit with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
olas Mikolajewski, 1I06 w. Napier
St
Ignatius X. Werwinski. 4O5 s.
Alexander Bukowski, Mcpherson
St. returned from a business visit in
Chicago.
SIC RAAtH vi elAOAAAoANA a. AAfNL At'A .
from Michigan City for a few days
visit with friends.
O. Graham representative OF the
Maryland Casualty Fire Insurance
Co. is here on business.
Joseph Pawlowski. Sample st. has
gone TO Indiana Harbor TO spend a
few days with friends.
Chaplin ST. will leave Sunday morn
ing for Chicago to spend the day
with friends.
Sylvester Poprzycki. W. Division
St. left Saturday morning for La
porte to spend a couple of days with
friends
Bert Zacharek, 1121 ". Division
St. was in Laporte on business Fri
day.
Thomas GrasniewiCz. who has been
here visiting with friends. left today
for Fort Wayne.
Stanislaus Adamski OF Detroit is
here visiting with friends.
Joseph P'janowski. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. JoseTh Pijanowski. zoo Mon
son ST., who has been III with pneu-
monia for several Gays. IS now inn
proved
Mrs. Elizabeth Wieczorek, 81 :
] Walnut ST. is seriously III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
Foreign Trade Northumberland

gregate excess of exports over i'm
ports for the u months to October,
1916, was $2,793,200,00O, as against
81, 62S, 500, coo last year and $780,
100000 two years ago.
October showed a net inward gold
movement Of $50, 5OO.O 900 and the II
months a net inward gold movement
of 100000. Last year the ex-
cess Of imports over exports of gold
was $76.70O.00O for the month and
$326. 100000 for the year; while two
years ago gold exports exceeded gold
imports by 44,400.000 for October
and by $167, 100000 for the Il
months. Gold imports during Octo-
Der, 1916, were $97, 500, 900, against
$7S, 7OO,O in October, 1915. and
$5.9OO.O0O in October. 1914; while
for II months they were 1856, $780,
600 in 1915-1916. compared with
1857. 100, 600 last year and $5S,OOO,-
GEO two years ago. Gold exports
were 100000 in October. 1916. as
against S2.9O0,00O in October, 1915,
and s5O.3O0OOO in October. 1914:
while for the u months they aggre-
gated Sly, 900. 0OO,. compared with
$3O,5OO. 900 last year and $225,2OO,-
600 two years ago.
The nations foreign trade during
the year which ended with October
1916, reached the unprecedented
total Of s7,463,OO 900, as compared
with s5.O12,OOO, 900 in 1915 and
$4,021, 600, 600 in 1914. This state.
ment does not take into considera-
ton the commercial movement OF
sold and silver. which aggregated foI
the u months under review SSO2,-
l474.OOO.