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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25

ninmehr barangtgdngen, fd I'm Sample
NIT ben Raiteu dbnIiher Mitisl gu Be-
oieBeH. 60 sntbedte en- Mrsi einss go
GEE, ala sr Elm netIaGenes 6aus fit feline
BerDunosten reeuirierte, bab e b0litGns
big nit Rattsn psrlsudt mar. Gr lief
6araufbin aIfe BsnFsr, ziren anb fonfis
gen Offuungsn f~orgfdltig bsri9Iisbsn
unb Elm gepifes GAnHtum GornoI oufs
fteIeu, ods bic ambulon3 '5u 8esinfefs
t~ions8tptdea NIT fh Tibrte. gdh etniqan
5tunbeu mar bic GormpImaFe aufgeToaen,
nnb bic ii9 snttpidefnbea 8dmpfe butien
ibre Wirtuug gttdn. dls Der 4rst fptebeTs
tshrte, bfano ihh int gdnsen 6aufs feline
Iebtnbt Aaits nisEr.
Sn ltBtr Set bdt bag beriibmie pa
teurs Juitiiat in ben Aattenlriea einaes
griffen, iHbem Is Der 9sertsbtripdlfana
mehrtre anftsinsnb iehr ipirtfdnis MitleI
our gsrfigung iienie. Eas cine babon
1T Gin Setun, bas ben a1tten einasimpft
fpiro uno ben ausbru9 Elmer per1esrers
ben Gtude unter linen our GoI9s BAT;
oobei gtniigt Is dngebIih, pgnn nur sinia:
peniee Siere nit benz Gsrnm esimpft
Dtrbsn; fnas fs niht IN biFsfte 8eri6rs
uns nit ben ~9e6ensmitteln Der Golbdfen
tommeH, Iou cine @efabr fir bieIe niht
befsbq. Gin aHbereg Mftisl If Gin ouBeTs
ot6eRtIi4 tartss Gift geponnsn aus elmer
mur5ttHpus, bersn Rame isboh gehtims
gsbaItsH pirb; far MsnIden ME fir
aunos ioa bigfes Gift pirEungsIos fem,
gsniiet Rrrits Elm 3ehHtel Mile
gromm, I'M cine Motte auF ber Gttne
81 totem. Sin stusm eiuaiesn franB0Fidsn
6dniBeHgruben murben cuff bisie Meigs
in elmer Nadt 400 Rdtitn sur Gtredt
gsbrddt uHs ss heibt, bob BAG gdFsurs
Sriiitia 6nrh bisFt GrfoIae trmatiaf itst
1900 aitsr bes ktuFfabsn giftss
an bic trDat IsaSsL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25

Bunte Krieos=Cbrontk aus oeutscben lanoen
Die @rO6fat Der s.. II. 8. Arntee.
y5obsaeorfs Eaeer". : Die R~ufenmiHiousn gu mabsn uno
gu lidtsu", Ole aufsabe Ger SunoesgeuoGen.

gr.l In Der 6pnHsu, Sii6er unb ainna
flattsrten absr 9~aumpipf.In smpOr. SsuI
biHoel murbsn auf 9ledern esbobsu
9duisr fIdmmtsH plSbIi9 auf no immsl
6ran5 Soiefs GcIooten marfaiertsu.@
ltnb unIsrt riHgsnben, bIutsnber
ganbesgsnoFtn9 Die Grappsn Sranj
Jpiefs einstn sariid, rs Rilcmstsr BIN
ter 2emberg In bic Mertfei5oliniI
oHmpf BON GrIsbHis ibrer eistntH, finn,
los Ihetnsnbsa 5apfsrieit unb groBe, BIZ
Hismano in Der Gsrns FAB. limb BE ME.
mdno beerifF. Die abr isber 9isrtropI
am Wirtstif6e abloa uno befpudts. llnt
bic iebt Iauslam utb Iautlos bic Grot
6ali5isns dls fapor5 gsiporotnss gtui
BON 100000 Qsdsrn trmt."
aher RuBldnb triumpbierte sa fritz,
|Gs re6Hsie nidt nit Der SseIs bss Stsres,
niht nit fsinsm q0pf: SIN Bate btr
5abrsr obsr ipra9 dn aopf: 9ura bi,
5rag0bis ii9 Mot psripirren, burd bic
.Sitss iid nidt bsrbliTfsn nitt 5ur sOr.
Belt bsrfibren 81 ldfen, - BE ginbeit,
BE @efhmsisigisit bss SesrssinIrumsnts
in au erbaItsn, barber bindus bic 3us
iunft gu bsbsngsR. llnb Der aopf Be-
.fobI, tpie sr's su prhneu bd6te. Die
n be mar bic uite @roBtdt bes Grana
6rsiberrn gourus b. 60benborT. Bah
pdrsH bic Deere, no Gonrabs Ropf re
hinbefdbl, unb binter benz San arbeitete
.i6on Diebsr, ais Der Orb bon Rapas
RufIa bic RuHsE bet6Hbt BATE, Gpnrabs
9irn an be: 8~IGntbuItluas bts SHfiras
ments".
User ME an Observation-Disclosures Gteru,
an feiuem alien 4riessrgeiit, an Itinsr
burh irreube 9iplomn4en nur ems
effdldfsrten aroft IRE purbe, Der mag
Fh frsusH. aug berufsHsm GrsGblermunb
bit1tist gu bSren: Die I. Il. I. Qrmes,
atm an fiGtbursm gIGn5 raa nubsn,
umtrablt bon rstnfem Ruhm duF Dem
ShIahtfeibe, ben nur Der Sob Tdb, be-
gam ibr @ert: bic RuGsnmiuioReu su
mdhsn unb gu Iihtsu. Gle fat ibr @ert
farht6ar, tai es fIoglps unb it1mm. 9ie
3sit mar tire Senis.@ 8ds fieEs ber
Saabrhsit ausdneIide 8eutf6lanb BIZ
sriBt aarI St. ROip1fs Bud, bas pis
cine GadsI hiusinIsaHtst In cine s3ett, bic
nun fhoH aht3ebn Wonate binter nns
Iiest. mir bur5Itbtn aber aud bic naGs
fpIssnhen Gage: 9imonofp1 ua6 qrses
nnIl, ben 9ur6bruh am 8unajec uab
ben GommerfsEbsug bes lebten 5dbres.
Wie id nobl perFaerH fam. ftunneu BEN
9erfdHsr BE allerbsFen Gutlen 5ur 9ers
fisHHa. Mir birfsn ibrH aud in Gons
rab b. 6obenbOrfs 4rbeits3immer foIgen.
Was ibn bort beresfe, erltbte i'd aud.
Dor sinem bebsutsHben Manne gu fehsn,
ME bic 3eiieR i6n ieltsn berporbringsn.
sWn 81 ibm bdrf, ipiirt i6nel ben
9auh ess Geiiiss, bard ben Der Rieitns
irisg fir nus fd OOIen6sH muB.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
eant eines beIaiidsn ana6en.

Die Strdbburasr BOT erbielt folaenbt
3ulhrift: @erehrli1e Rebottinn. Sd bin
Gin tdsIiher 2efI Sbrss 8Iattes unb bite
Sic, BON foIgsnber 1oti5 Gebrauh sn
ru6en. = Sd beige 6snri 9oquet unb
bin nR Gohn bss nsrItorbenen gCmEans
bant abioint bgtat Maior Boquet, mel
der Idngsre Sabre Qbiutnut oes Generals
Baron BreinbI NOR, in geIgieR gebortn.
Gsit 7 Sa6ren moline i9 h karlsruhe.
unb gnbe Geptsmber b. 8. bin i'd is
Sabre aft genorbsn. Geitbern mub t6
mid tdgIih Bel Der pOEi3ei melben. 8ieIe
Gdde mar mir fsbr unauesnehm. Gum
Roiiersgebur!stag eratulisrte id Stiner
Mdiei1dt unb Bat i'm geenabigung. @rDB
mar meins 5rsuSe, oIs f9 nsuli6 srs
fubr, bnB t9 mid BON iebt db nur sinmaf
pro Mone neIben miiBte. I'm meme
gu bepeilen, m5tbte i'd bitz
les nerofFentIihen Ldfsn nub bite, bon
bisfsn Nugaben gsbrau6 81 mo9sn. =
Did bsftem grub 5enri 8Oqust.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
niF.s @ianaIbud. aaf Das man q in

DiHss Gisnalbud, daf bds mon q in
Rom abseisbsn bdlts. az finbsn mar.
IN Borb btFdnbsn fih ibon Sablrei6t
9efuher, bsnsn dIes Fiir fs Gehensberts
bereitniIlig gs3eiet tpurbe. 9ag gbe,
pddr = benu fir Elm fol9sg ipurben ber
itaIitnifns SpisH unb feline gealsiterin
sebaltsn ftsg nun bi, Better sur
Bride hinanF, no tin MatroIt ules IT.
tldrfe. Die btiOtn batteH idum ihrtn
5ab duf bic Bride esIsBt, ala bic Dame
pleBli1 einen 0bBmn9tsanfal betam
anb 81 gobsn FAM. BGhrtnb bic auasns
ssugn fi4 Inn ie bgmiibtsn obsr lire
1eilnnbiie 81 ttttnntn gdbsn, tonnte Der
fd unbsmertt ms aartenbous
idIethen, aus benz Ct cine Winute fpds
tee NIT benz bsiBbesebrten Bud, tuobIDers
ilsdt IN elmer erobtn Gsiiental9e Ieines
usberrodes. ipitosr gum DorT6sin IAN,
bdB Jendub Isine tlrae 4breftabeit
un0 aud MIR ben geringIsn 8srs
Ddht eefdOpft bate. 1dtbem feline @ss
fim iberralhenb f1neI piebsr
herIisb CT nit ibr bds frons0EIhe
glnsgidiff. I'm fig an aanb surHdrubsrn
~ ldHeH. unb Idum cine hdIbe Stunbe
Ipater befdnb ct i9 gIidti6 pieba ouf
benz itaIisniidm areuSsr, no II In Der
bes aapit6ns feintn erfoIarsih
ausaeFabrten Gtrei1 gum geIttn dsben
aaf BEN irdnseffdsH arieogs
fon Der 9srllH bts SionaIbu6ss
tinige Gage ipdtsr duf pffensr gee
tporbsn fem.
Sum Giab bts ifdIieHiI6en gebsims
eeh0ren stlDd Elm Dubenb Iooss
R~eiIsogsntsu, be sriIden Sen
.uropdilHsn eduptplbitn BIN. unb btrs
UNI fa init psrIoutn IN gerbir,
'nng 81 feBea, bic onosbtth milftariids
'ou petitii9s gstNmniFs gum gtridnf
Eager haben. Gs siebeH anlerveas
Iad bon ben G4On bsrpfii9iefsn GpiCnen
lahriAssn Elm Hnb 3ablm linen bic bns
III Dsrabrs6tfea eamnen aus, ia Is Der.
'dht friDedeu i6nnts, ipcnn ans S.ialRn
n foifen gsrfonsn bic pielsidi IhOn
aEep1bH herpOtggutR ldtsn, G,IbiMs
lunsm eEHirsHsn
a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25

CO mare Iaabt, iptnn binltt ibt Biz
Tore Der %@rinHtrung 3uidIigtn. Sd
ntrbs Ts bieutidl mad Sabrtn ptratHsn
babsn abtr beaie srIdsint Ft mir oIs
bas Itdrtiit Symbol btutfhen mcastums,
benz ih auf meiusr iurJtn lrisosriI9en
aaufbabn bsesgnste.
GO tpdr I'm Commencement Gupolti.
Gin u~tbflrieltlRbsr Mdr3tag. Grcmbsa,
obts @eldnbt. Wir pdrsn liuuotnIuna
nuf Der ltbmiatn 2anbitrabe mdridiert.
Run ftanbeH mir am CUBE bss SigsIB,
auF BEN fa infer Gorf ausfrsdtt. Der
Regeu ram. CT ram felt 5deen hinn
nnb iaIt ouF uuiers bur6nGbtsn altiosr,
0as mar alIo bas 3iel: eth @eipirr labler
Qefte I'm slsnbs 9iitisu. G9mubiae Do
%lsniinosr, bic uns anit0rrttn. llnb mas
pirb obrn itiH9
0ben i'm @orf lag bic srIis guiisrie
zines befiiaen Observation-Disclosures
i'm Guartier. sic bunItsR felt bier Mos
den bort unb iroten als Serrsn aui. 60
fhhlttn lie iid aud aIs Bei6ibr osr
polHifhen 8tibsr. @reife uHb 2inber
bttrahteten isbt boiler Wibtroutn bic
Antunft elmer GompdgHie Mrmismnass
~Iolpaten. gDas poIten bieTs ReuIings, bic
obenbrtin nod In 3ibil erIhitHsn2 90
mar tein PLAT mebr bd. @lIo meg init
sudl 8as mar Bite Gtimmune ber bsis
When 8aiterie, ala mir erI6ientn unb
i'm 8orIe Quarter iuhtsn. RatHrlih
mar fsin plat fir 1900 Mtnidsn su
finben. pIab abtr mubts gsI9affsn ipers
ben. 9n fOlisu Osnn bic golsn nit @sib
unb ainb uno Sad unb BAD 1us3ieben
unb fih in Elm pdar Siittsn suIammens
ordnsen. unieretipssen. 6rsilid! @ds
blieb anberes ibris2 qber nun fam Der
aron. Dem bds mar Gtngriff in bic
5oheitsrehts Der SsFsn. Sbre polnii6en
SdlBIinge ioltsu ybertritbgn" psroeng
9immermsHr! llub fs srbob,n ipiisHbsn
qrotsft.
Die golsn 6lrfsn urn surstpsesn ni6t
beridgt perben!' .abtr mir bdbtn feis
nen plab!" so faIuft oaf ben gOs
ben, fdIaft bruubsn!' s5dlt uns ui6t
ein.1 SIR lpolt nidt9! Damn -
9irnmeIfreu5, partn bos grobe aerle!
llno mas gsiaub i6IisBli5a Die artils
lerifteR TtelteH uns lire tigsHtn GiGne
our 0erflguns, nagsltsn uns grtiitr fIr
bic Snfsn unb suben uHs bon ibrem
Sped. Brit, SamdIs uHb Iurit su
eFen.
8as mar bic trIs 9%tsegnune nit Der
8atttrit. Die stpsits fol ibnsn ert rr6t
unDergsfen Iein.
3nei Gage ipdtsr. Der Monb mar
aufgegangen, absr bar 9immtl elibte
nod i'm MtItsn soIOsslb uno burtf6fia.
I'm bic bioletten @dloer 5oa btr Rebel.
Nus ben moprigen @iefen fisa tr DtiB
unb efIpenFis in bic 50be unb i'm Often
itdnb fhon bic 9adt. Da brad aus BEN
MtntsI bss 9Orfltins elm pieIIims
8eIdng berbor. gr taitets erit lsiIe
nnb sa9hdft nit fdpsren S6ipinstn in
Der quFt unb ihfpol bnnn lautsr un6
lauter 81 ipunberbdrsr araft an. Bon
Rttnheit nnb elmer bsrpirrens
ben Msidheit, tuts i'd Te TonI ME Sers
Hommen. llnb nun Fanb Il flur unb
leudtenb in Der beIen Radt fpis Elm g.
benoiges. bns 5u uns nit elmer lang pers
g~eienen fifteen Gprads rebete II.
ueber mid flog 10 pie Elm GrIGouern.
@p mar i'd bOd2 Sd fab am Gorfraub
einem Grandchildren lnb r1u6te. 4ss
ben mir lag Elm bsutTdsr aomponif, Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
SeIbsnearuna I'M sdnIsinmer.

Die Resisrung in 9ofsbdm bot an Bic
ihr unteritenteu S6uleH i'm asgisrungS
beairt pctsbum cine @erfigung iiber bic
anbrinsuHg bon Nanerl uub 9ilbern aes
fdIener 2ebrer in aIaTen8immern erldI.
fen. LIN allt, bic ben 5stbentob fit aonig
uno 8aterlaub esitorben finb, aud bur9
bic S4ule ST. ehren unb lift Mnbtnfeh
Bel Der herantpddfenben Sugtnb aIs .3ats
gen Der 1reue bis IN ben Job Iebenbia all
srbultsn. empfieblt bic atgierung Bite ell
Der ber oefaltnen lebrtr uno bic Romen
Der eefaIeuen friihereu Gdiler jeber
SdpIe in ben alaFen3immern ober an
ionf %seeianster STEELE in Der GhuIs ans
7nbrinnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
Hrenno nnb aeinb pereinf.

Slit arisosbesim iinb auf BEN 9risb.
bof IN Meinedrten ntben is baitIhen
Soloatsn 20 fran5oTfde uHb 4 rulifde
Griestr btigeTsbt poroen. Mif miIitdtb
iden Gbrsn tpurbe gnbs Gebruar bes
brittle fran8SGfds 0ffi3itr, qlptnjdeet
Ieutnont Sdques mnabau0 aus Qaris,
b%eIiattst. bad Der Hsbe bes @drnnongs
pfarrtrs pnrben berfhis6ent qrdn3e ME.
bergeIest nit bsutfhsn unb f~rdnsOFfdea
4nfprd4en, in btHen bic bprnebme ritters
Ifhe @%eIinnung hes psriiorbentn 9fFis
aiers. BET III Monate I'M geIerDelasorstt
MeingaEteH berbrddi bal, bsrborgsbo6en
luurbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
g1aaelnnas aetrant.

Die ginna6men bss gGiftrnen 6iubsns
burg" in Berlin srgabsn. laut arisos.
seiturg, Biz |. 5ebruar 1916, ulo Fiirf
Wondtt mad Der GntbiIung, bic betrddis
lI4e Summ, bon faii einer balben Dill
lion. bic eur9 800 golbene Q1asl, 40,s
600 flbernt unb mebr dIs 100000 tiIerRe
Sultonos iamsH. 9ier5u gsIeaen F9 ID
filberne Shiloer. bic ben 8eaen bes
RedsH 5isren, ioDie 118 eiIsrns am qofos
msnt als Diirbigsr Rahmsn bfr Rdmsnss
infdriFi 9~inbgnbura.
9ie 9olbiammlaug beim .a6ntTden
9oor- in a8la srreidte bic sDsite MiI.
lion mlart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
aas edidtaf 5aerreidHdsr e~el.6rtsr.

Gas Saidlal bes gssrnoniber unip.a
AHifenten Or. 5ernnnn gammerIo6er,
ben dls 0ffi3ier in raTifds gtfuagsna
fdaft ssrist uno na9 5nnsrnien perfdidt
iDuros, III bur9 bic 5nterptution bes
9rtn5sn aarI BON Gdapebea uab bic BE-
miibHngtH bes Aeitprs Der g5eruonibtr
llnibsrFtdt Or. Boomerang lpaentIi9 aes
behsrt nOrbtn. Or. gammerIober burfte
fd Hda Der linibsrftdtshabt aaioH Be-
geben, mo- tr ~ipeitgebtnbe grsibeit eenieBf
uub bic W0gIi9ieit bat, fpiFenIdnftIsd
8u urbeifsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
.soberSu1.eteine.

Dos 6iIfstOmitee fir bic 5li6tIings
aus benz Giiben sbringt griefbsftpersr
CUE r8oberbo- sStsinsn 81 6 Unit 10 ArOs
nen lei nsrfhiebtHsn Miener 6irmsn unb
In ieinem Bureau gum @ertauf. Gle tDars
btn bon ben brubsu 6ffsrrei9i9tn 9rups
pm tn R~nmpfgsbisf bes heiBRmftrittsnsn
DoberbopIrttrus In ben Ghibengrdben
gefummelt unb e~inssfanbt, D1rnit bet Grs
lOs aus BEN @ertduf 3ur llnterFdbung
ber drnIsn JEiidtIinge dus ben fibIiGen
9eiler Der MOndrdie Dertpeabet tperoe.
sic Fiibrsn nuf einer Mstdaplutte bic ssSns
Idrift .8Dberbo 1915 nn6 BIbsn dfs
8riefbef sius 3ierbe fir it6en
Ehreihfifh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
&c geLutnnna fiir qhnatan.

DIR RietIn meEbst aus gofio: 7550
iapdnifAe Dfff5iers nnb GoIrattn ers
hielten Orben uHb Ebrsnseihtn fir bic
Ginnabme bon sFngtnu. 3ipei Generals
Isutsnants pnrpsH oaB.rbem Jobrtsgsas
IipHsR suer5dnt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
Der nadiie ariea.

4afsben srrtot cine in @enebia os1
tsnf aeoe bes Bsputierten Der robitaldT
Wartei BroesIttta In bsr Ct els erTter sus
gtftebt, teB Bile 70 IthHIiiHtig ~exlparfsts
Wieoerringuns ber 3tntratmahte IN btts
EN- Griess nIler @orulsfidt mad ntht
srtolesH perbs. Dies birfle erR In siHem
lad1lteH nloalih usrbeH. - Gin slDsiter
Ntlttritg2 DO niht gerobt 9iaIisn IN
pislsm laon plsar as genas bnbea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
snbIanm Ses acknowledgements.

sGfas anIaB bss 50idhrigen Subildumg
bss pofsner Observation-Disclosures Bat bos
9aiTsrpd0r bsm Sduie cine Gpsnbs bon
5000 Miarf iberpieisn. Die Raifain
IdHbte en- acknowledgements quber
ben bel BEN 5sftatt iberrei9tsH, bon 6sr
Gtubs poin unb btr grobins tiberuis5ss
nsn Gpsnben IN GsIdmi60hs BON 1851
Murt tpursn FaOn IN ben Modsn Dor BEN
Subeltage cine grpBe Reihe BON Gaben
etngsgdHgsn, fObdb bic @efomtjpsRbe bs
sum Subeltags ben 8etrao Don. unesFdbr
1900 MGTt errgi1t bate.
The sun., 1916-01-06
TO SPEED MUNITIONS.
Comm Pssses BiII to Facilitat.
the Output.

LoNpoN. Jan 5---The Minister OF Mu-
n!.iOrs David Lloyd George. announced
to-day that 396 additional establishments
had been enrolled under the control of
the Ministry since January |. This makes
a total OF 2.422 controlled Establishments.
The Commons to-day passed "A hill de-
s!gned to facilitate the output OF mu-
n!tons. The bill is In the form Of an
amendment to the munitions act
In appealing for the passage Of the
measure Lloyd George said.
II hope the Commons will not render
more difficult the task Of turning out
munitions. "a task more serious than !
dare tell
Everything depends upon 1t. The
length OF the war depends upon II.
Everything depends upon whether We
turn out munitions in sufficient quanti-
ties to bring the campa ign to an end this
year,
That does not depend en- the soldiers.
who have done their task heroically. 1t
depends entirely upon-l say 1t In all
solemnity-the workmen Of this count ry
dol ngwhat the workmen OF France have
done: frankly setting aside conditions.
throwing themselves into the work and
do that l cannot tell what the result
VIII he.
But can tell what the result will be
II they do so. They, and they alone
will achieve victory for this empire and
the human race. and will reflect credit
upon the labor movement"
The sun., 1916-01-06
$5O0,OoO TO Be COST
OF FORD PILGRIMAGE
This Doesn't Include Perma-
nent Peace Tribunal
Party Sails Jan. Is.
Special cable DesrnfrA from fhe Corresposd.
emf Of Tuy srN

Special cable DesrnfrA from the Correspond.
srt Of TIL, suS.
COPENHAGEN. Jan. 5.--Henry Ford has
spent $500. 900 on his peace expedition
already and expects that II WI cost him
$500 900 before he Is through according
to Business Manager Plaintiff In addi-
ton to this there will be the cost of the
proposed permanent tribunal
The day has been spent In preparation
for departure for The Hague via Ger
many. The passports were approved by
the German Minister. but II was stated
that the plan to permit the passage Of
the peace pilgrims across German terri
tory IL sibject to the reconsideration OF
the German Government
Nine. Schwimmer has announced that
she will not return with the other dele
gates. but will remain after tho estab-
lishment OF the peace tribunal. She will
receive a salary from MIR Ford Others.
particularly Mr., Plaintiff. are longing to
return to New York. All are eager to
get TO Rotterdam. whence they will sai
on January 10 instead Of January l2,
as has been announced Nine Schwim-
mer and Messrs Holbrook. ELLIS and
Jone. left for The Hague to-day as ad-
vance agents.
The sun., 1916-01-06
J0FFRE SEES VICTORY.
New Years Message to Troops De-
ciares German Power 10 waning.

PARIS. Jan. 5.---ien. Joffre's order N,
the day Issued to the army on New
Years Day has Just appeared I'm AN
army bulletin. II says
Soldiers OF the Republic At the
moment when this year OF war Is ter
ininatlns you may consider your work
with pride and measure the grandeur
OF what you have accomplished
In the Artols. In the C'hampagne in
the Woerre and In the Vosges you have
inflicted upon the enemy rcsoundiny
blows and caused him sangu!nary losses.
lossos incomparably greater than ours.
The German army still holds out.
but sees its numbers and resources di.
mnishing each day
Obliged TO succor weakening Aus
tra, Germany must seek in secondary
theatres temporary and easy successes
that she has failed TO gain on the prin-
cipal fronts, All the German colonies
are either isolated from tho world or
In our hands.
"Dr the contrary. tho Allies are re-
enforcing themselves increasingly.
'Incontestable masters OF the sea, they
ran easily obtain supplies. while the Cen
t'al Empires. financially and economi
cally exhausted. are reduced to oSInt.u .us
only upon our discord and fatigue.
"As II the Allies, who have sworn to
fight to tho bitter end. were dlsposed to
violate their oath at the moment when
the hour OF chastisenent was going TO
strike for Germany.
AS II our soldiers. who have waged
the hardest combats. were not Of the
stun to hold on In spite OF cold and mud
Let US DO proud OF our might and
our right, Let us think OF the past
Only to md In II reasons for conn.
dencs. Let us think Of our dead only
to svenGe them, while our enemies are
talking Of peace let " think only Of war
and OF victory.
The sun., 1916-01-06
FORD TRIP A PEACE "AD."
Jane Addsms Cells II "a Great
Press Agent Experiment"

CHICAGO. Jan. b.--The peace pilgrimage
OF Henry Ford to Europe was a world
wide peace advertisement. in the opinion
Of Miss Jane Addams, who spoke to-day
for publication for the first time since
her recent illness,
Mr.. Ford organized the peace party
and cha rtered ship because he knows
the value OF publicity" said Miss
Addams, From beginning to end the
trip was "a great press agent experiment
In the cause OF peace and 10 create IL
world sentiment against war, No one
can doubt Mr.. Ford's sincerity nor his
devotion to the cause. lie withdrew
$40 900 900 from banks because they
loan money. to the Allies for war.
"However. the peace ship was not re-
lated to the movement OF the Woman's
peace party. Tho women's plan In to
establish u clearing house for peace
sentiment. The greatest obstac Gle to the
development Of public sentiment 10 con-
troll OF the press BY the military authori-
ties
The sun., 1916-01-06
500 SWEDISH SHIPS SEIZED,
Germans Interfering With Nom
Cont band Trade, British Say.

NpS'idf 'dOi' HrspJ'cN 70 Thf SfS.
IoNpoS, Jan, t,--The Foreign once
issued to-day a detailed statement con
cernlng German interference with Swcd-
ish non-contraband commerce IN the Ral-
tic, Between 600 and 900 ships were
sent in charge of prize crews to the Ger
man port OF Swinemuende. where oni,
the vessels papers We're examined. The
Foreign Office says this could he easily
carrid out In the sound.
THE purpose OF the diversion has no,
been ascertained." continues the state
ment. but the Swedish people hold IL to
be demonstration OF German sea power
with the object Of impressing the north,
ern nations, Many claims are pendinl
AGAINST the German Government on the
part of swedish owners for the delaS
caused to them by the interference. The.
are not allowed to pass the sound until
the routine of formalities has been com
pleted ~ Syincmucnde."
The sun., 1916-01-06

thought he was being kept waiting TOT
long for his food lie started in say
Ing unpleasant things to the waiter
and for twenty minutes at the top Of
his lungs went on abusing him. When
he needed further inspiration he'd close
his eyes and go on with them tightly
shut.
was just getting ready to step be-
hind the stove because he said he'd like
to shoot the waiter. only he hated to
waste II bullet on him. when II police
prefect" In the uniform of rear ad-
miral got up from h.s place at the
table and with an air OF great reftne.
ment told the bad man that he was
not ~ TO dine In such company and that
language like his was not to be used
In from; of foreign ladies. Ali but the
languaG" was afterward translated 70
me have been wondering what he
Easy to Reach Front.
Yesterday. being tired Of waiting for
permission 10 go 10 the front went
par, of the way without IT, An official.
Rindley. lent Inc "a carriage, ostensibly
to do little shoppinG--all forms Of
transport being Communicated for the
army. IL is only by "A favor that one gets
q lit at all. With visions Of the un-
surmountablc difficulties that attend the
French front to the passless. l told
the driver to GO out the Prelip road.
No one stopped me. Occasionally a
guard asked the interpreter where the
foreign lady was going and seemed quite
satisfied when told We were out for "A
little drive.
Sick soldiers walking twelve miles TO
hospital. with white faces. trudged
YEARLY by us. Some dead with fatigue
were asleep by the roadside. Little pack
mules with loads of supplies and of
boots. their hobnailed soles turned ap-
pealingly TO m" sky, flied past on their
way 10 the front.
Groups Of refugees going 10 Monastir.
the women carrying their children.
sometimes three TO horse the men,
with long guns across their saddles,
silently gave us the sign OF greeting
What chance Nonlstir has to hold out
no one can say. Two days ago We were
all ready 10 take refuge IN the Ameri-
can mission, hut the gallant Serbian sol
diers are st.l holding ont. and big
English fore. IS coming up from Salon
ica. Ift ouly gets here In time. one has
army.
The word surrender does not exist ir
their vocabulary. Retreat!ng by night
fighting by day against odds. with very
little help. after years of war that would
have exhausted ordinary men, II Is
wonderful that they still keep their
morale with the added horror OF the
Balkan winter ahead II them.
The sun., 1916-01-06
WARNS GERMAN SOCIALISTS.
Dr. Ueine Says Country Is Z,
Danger Of Invasion.

BERLIN. via Amsterdam Jan. DIR
Karl Wolfgang iIeine, Socialist member
of tho Rechstag, Ia AN article in the
International Correspondence launches
an attack on the minority OF the Socialist
Reichstag representation for opposing
the new war credit lie asserts that
the only reason for the minority's OPP
position is the desire to shift the rcspon-
sihility and be In IA position later to say
that social democracy did not approve
OF the new war credit.
Dr Heine points To the danger Of
Internal dissension and to the unwilling
ness OF the Allies to listen to peace
talk. II all precautionary measures
are not taken by Germany, he declares.
the horrors of war will be brought into
the midst OF the empire and the people
will have TO suffer from invasion.