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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13

Rom, 13. San, iiber 2onoou
sine gttbener Qepeide al Die Sci.
tling @iornale o'Stdilo iagt: Der
9lngriff ailf bic Stellingen Der aIs
lticrten In Dem 5oloniti.@ebiet bat
beopnnen. Die iii0lih bon 0oriun
itebenoen Giigldnoer itno bereits iit-
ter tSeid,iiBfeuer genommen iporoen;
oos gtrttileriegefedt onuerte ben gan
3pn geitrigen 9ag. 9ie angriff5-
truppen into lit folgenoer 8eiie DO.
Itiert luorneu. Geluide rno Deter.
reid lllgarn Inn Meiten itt Der @e.
qen0 bon 0tonoitir; i'm Centrum bel
tSiepgeli uno 8oriou ltehen Die 9lll.
gnrcu pdhren0 Die Silrfen an Der
Citfront nit groBer @eere5madt be.
reit Iteben, auf Elm Don 4ltadenien
aegebeaes 8nrt nod 5aIonifi Dor.
5ll0ringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13
GdIimpfen aHf sStaIieu.

ebenIo tpie in 5erbiens 6oG fon-
nen bic 9eitttngen Der Grtteltten1hte
atht begreifen, naB sStoLien ntdt
id]on large borber ben Wontenegrt.
nern Silfe geian0t bate; bic befeitig-
ten steIlungen auf Dem Berg 2obcen
bdtten our1 Elm eii1igermoBen ltarfes
italieniid]es Silfsforps uneinnebu.
bar geno1t tneroen fonnen. Gs miro
noraltf biilgetuieiert, oab 6urh ote
llrtternerfung Wtontenegros Die
Geiterreidl. llngarn itd ntht nltr 3u
0erren oes gloriatiiden WeereS
MAIDEN, jonoern aud einen blarfen.
angriff gegen bic QtIiierten iu Ql.
bonien niiibelos auSfilbreu tonnen.
On Der Eat, bic aIiierten ipdren
feitm iinFtdnbe, Qlbanien al8 Gpe-
rsrtionsfelo beniiben 81 fonnel umb
alles t1ur 0esboIb, tpeil Die itQIieili.
ide Seeresleihmg itd 30gerno Der.
9uIten botte. Sir StaIien fdat bic
Gro6erung 0aonteneeros ourd Die
Geiterreider idlper ms @eiutdlt Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13
~;sr TelO5ug gcgetl
SQlonifi cr0ffuttl
Non MOAaitir, OicDgeli.9orian nnO
bon Der tartii1en Oren3e aus
bcginnt der Angrifi!
YuFe Der Gutentcmd9te l9impft auf Stalien!

large, enge Salbiniel lit gtngrifiell
non See aus leift 5ugdngliA. Der
8eiib oes 1aFens Guttoro lit fir
sytolien beute ebenio beoroblid, lpie
Calais es flir Guslarlo ietn Dliroe,
ipenn es ii6 in oelttiden 9anopn
beianAen.
gnftansriff anf SalOnifi.
2onoon, 13. San. Cine Ge.
peide an Die Gellter telegraph 60.
meloet inter Dem 3atun bon Mon-
tae aus Sofia: Gin @eidpaber bon
5luolf oeutiten Neroplanen mari am
6reitog rs gomben ouf Solonitt ob,
Die beionbers auf Die frnll36iiiden
llno engliihen Eager aeridtet iparen.
Gs tpuroen 90 Greffer beobd6tet,
Die ben Ausbrad bon S5euer berur-
iod)ten. 3uei feinoIide 9leroplane
tpur0en berobgeidoiFen. 3as oeut-
ide @eihpaber febrte obne @erIttite
3nriif."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13
Gnglanb iammert.

2on0oit, 13. San. Gs hduoelt
iib biellcidt nur nod Inn stunoen
unb Gettinie, 0ie @auptita0t 0tontes
negro's, miro ods Sdlidini gelgra0's 5
teilcn. 9ritiid)e Militarfrititer fra
gen itd) i6on ieet dngitlid, tpeld
bcoro9lid6e g8irfune Oiellnteriodung
Nlontenegro'S auf Ole Gage Der 9ll.
liiprten III nn0 Inn SaLonifi baben
mcrDe Gettiliie biloet belite oen
N1tttelpuntt 0es ann1pfploBes in
9lantcnegro uno biirfte fh balo en-
geben uiiiIen. G8 iii oas erite MnL
III Der ejeld)idte oieies fleinen SD,
iigreids, oaB ein 5ein0 ieinen Sub
ntf geftiuie's asonen ieBer miro, Der.
bin0ern ober fonnen bic Wlontene.
griner nieies ntdlt, oenn 5u ltarf
p1o mtdd)tia ititb Die unter Oefa BE.
feb[ Des Generals aobeB Itehenoen
9tnariffstrupben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13

Sriegsantt, Dab ben 8riten uno ben
SSran8oien bein ultfreitpilligen Ser.
taiien Der 6albinieI @aaipoIi iebr
idipere 9erlllite an Gotten ul0 Ser
miu0eten beige6radt mur0en. @on3e
4bteillingen Der anglo.fran3oiilheit
StreitfrQfte ipuroen our6 0aS tiir-
fiihe 5euer oilfgebrieben.
i'm nidt me1r, fagte iie fblidt.
Sic trug in ibren1 5eraen feline
gitterfett geqen Die yetn0e, mob[
aber N}itgefiibI fir Oeren 9filtter.
Sic nlndte eineu pat9etiiden Gin
orud in ibrer 9erlaiIenbeit, 9}od)t8,
menn feiner Der 8aiia9iere nebr an
0ef mar. Oant lta1o fie i'm 3unfe[n
ar Der 9feeGing, bieIt ben aopf in
Die 5dnoe geititbt llno fdlltd5te, ais
oh ibr art1es @er5 breden tDollte.
o8nft anf bic aarte!!"
u8llft ailf Die aQrtel" fagt, tpie
oben erlpdbltt. Der 9eltlAe, ipenn er
bort, oaB Ct ohloInt hafieet iei be5lp
peroen ioa Gie 3enfralnddte bal
tan 10000 G!uaoratfilDnltr. feiao-
liheu 8erritoriiuns, i0ie Auiierten
hitigeaen MIR 5000. g[aer0ttgs
iin6 tn Die Iebtere Sail bic ben
DeutIben borlditft9 perlorenen aos
IUnien ntd)t nit ein5egriffen, bod
mirO ilber oeren Shi6fal mad oeltt.
i6en 1afiirbalten ausfdlteBli1 in
europa entidieoen tDetoen.
Die 3abl Der BON 9eutfdldno
uno 9eIterreid ltngarn gelnahten
@5efaugenen be5ifferte fid) gnbe gto-
nentber ouf 2,202,2t5 Wlutt1 unb
t9444 0fft3iere.
9elttidle &erltsIte 9eiuaItig iiber.
trie6etl.
@ie[ lit pm ben heutIden Ser
luiten geiaat nlto gei1rieben NOR
ben. Gs i1eittt, ais Oh 0te altsI1n-
6iide Brelfe III tbren &aIfulationen
bei ipeitem 3u bod gegeiffen babe.
60 erihienen in einent Sale tn eng
liiden into omerifnnii1en 3eitltngen
@erihte, lponab Die 3euti6ea bel
Der @tnflahme elmer raiIiId1en Stel-
lung $4,000 Wfaitn perloren bdben
iollten. 3abei Ddren ii. iener
GdGaft i'm gon5en MIR 10000
Mann oeiltid)er 5ruppen engagiert,
mdbreno Die 9fuiien Dem 9(rgriffe
nun aeringeu 8iberitonO eutgegen.
ieeten. mitbin bon groben gerIl6ten
idon alt lttto fitr fid) feline gleoe fem
tonnte.
Gs lit georlttft tporoen, 0aB oie
3nb[ Der bisber itt 0ieiem ariege ge-
falenen 1elttiden al 100000 herr
otretde. 9enor idj abreilte, eriudte
iG ben 8eneralItab Inn 0tesbeaiig-
lide e5nfornltaion nn0 etbieIt id)rift-
lid Die 9lutlport, ooB bic Sail Der
doten lmt mebrere hunoerttauIenD
3u bod Deraniflngt fet.
Son Den Ger1punoetell febreu 50
9ro3elt innerboLb Don orei Ntona.
ten 8ur 6ront 8itriif. 9ieie bobe
9nbl lit eiuerieits ouf Die er5eaente
meoi5iniide Organization iii Der Or.
nice, alloererieits aber alif ben lint.
ftot0 8uriid8ufitbren, oaB aud, Die
Ieidlteite Gertpuunltn9 in ben 9iiteft
regiitriert miro.
Sldlt 9iillipnen il, ltniiurni.
Bin oft gefroqt tpor0en, ob In
GelltIdhanD 0enn fem Manael an
Solooteu bertihe. gelun, i'd iddbe,
oaB GeltidjluilD 100000 0fann
in lluiform iteden bat 9eridlte,
oenen 5uioIge ale Ndruner BON DO,
50 s5nbrcu ulto ale syiulelinge ppu
tS 20 sSabren 81 Sen .Sableit De
rufen neroea iol[tei, ian0 it6 unbe.
grilnoet. Crate Scr ,5al( ieooh ein.
miiroe 0a0urh Die Seeresit6rfe oltf
t2.00n,000 @taim qebrod1t.
9ieier nunierifhcu Starfe hoGtc
oieicriac Scr pntroitiidlcu geaciltc.
RING bic @age, in9t @err pou Ssie-
aan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
ao6tunO, Oeut(d6e
UOn Sler(lng, Ne6.

9(rn is. 5e6snar, nodlmittass Inn
6alb 3 llbr Miro Der bieli9e glir'
acrperein llir @%eriamutlung OBJ
hnIten, rn0 ale Mit9IieOer ioltelI
lDclln nl6aIid eri6einen. Sir cute
lluterbaltimo 1T attfs bette 9eIor8t
lno ollie, Die IN Der lebtcn YER
iamnfIung aiipeien0 nnrerL fOrrlen
be3cuaeit, ooB a. idon mar, ltno
Oiesmal ioa es nod better Dfrocn
Vito, ale gentibe, beralts alo
Soeben babe Id Sic 9la6ridt be-
tommerl, oob Ole 9eiitidle 8bcater'
@eienifnft bier nadJ GterIiug foH,
men tDir6 an 10. 5ebrnnr. Sd
.toffe, bah iie piten GrfoIg bacer
miro. Sd nerbe belfen mad mel
men ar1ften.
6ermann SfeinfnbIer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Ndtuna, qanSslente!

@ir baben bier in 8Domine oilte
aan0 uho BADEN $50 9uihcl
@ci5en geerntet $3.50 guibcl
5nier, 20 8ui1eI 6lahs: Turnip
ui0 aortofieln ? bis 3 giIn0 idyper
lie Semitic mndiun bier GIT. Sir
i5crDet eifcn pollcn aelcr finoeu.
40 Inaner cine Jarm lit. lluO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Tarnrer


ioIlten Die %beriihmte garuic4 Mntter
Sinftnr CRIME 8%reiiung ans 3eutift
lano am Qlab BADEN. Gle lit tilt
Wieniden une 3iere unentbebrlit
bie bette ulto liherite SeiInebi5ir
babel Die biliaita neil tie gum DE.
brauh iebr Deroiinnt miro, 0aourd-
lange Set porbdIt. @egen beg
.arieges lit iie nid)t 3u intportiereu
uno int Drugstore nift al foilien.
Sic mirS GlberIidj uno innerlif
ongerpanot in petidieoener 9eroitn-
nitna (9ireftion ieioe i6 init oer
g1e0i5in) fir 8erleeuugen ieoer grt,
@errenfimgen, 8erbe6en, Euetidmi
gen glutmg, GiusfeIi1m1de, cite.
rlngen, 6anrnusiaqen um0 Snrnch'
Grind BEL Gferoen.
Gieren lit MeOi3in idjfper ein3ll,
peben, 6esbal6 tut man 10 oiel rel
nes 8aiier in elm @efGB, ME elm
&iie6 in Elm paar Sdlnden ont Elm.
nal iauit H. miift Die Ginttur oo5lt.
RierOe, Die idDDer nrbeiten, per.
oeu geItGrtt mo leb6nft, penli iic
obeuos, otter 6ie @e6i8in befommen.
SrGdtiges gie6 iollte ab un0 81
cine 9olis betommen, bei frii6 mel.
fcnocn aiben er5eugt iie reidlide
nno gciinoc Iildl.
Sine lln5e $500, ertrd fiir 8oit
IT. 8crpatuna 10 Gis. Or. u. Sc.
oel, sbel6p, SOMA. i. l6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

0ieies 2onb tGnnt S6r 6efommen
800 ader 0emitdtte bon STA Biz
500. aobIe urto SoI3 ant 2anOt
oOer in Der gS6be. Shidt fein @clo.
fontnt nn6 iebd ieIbft. @enn id
eudl oieies 2diio nldlt 8eieen fam
lperoe i'd gud mieoerge6en, lpas
bic gobnfa1rt aod bier gefoitet bot
aber fomrit redt balo. 0enn e8 mirt
lidt lan9e 01uern, bis oaes anlae.
nomnen lit. e 90. @etericn, GiI.
Iette. @Do. IT,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

9as pur's! 9nrdaefoL
Isnsr 8ubnenoutor: Die Gd0afpis
ler itodtsn ia. ME ia e nod ME
bso:ahtet 5abe!-
1irtttor: .Sie trauten fih MIR
nidt, benz GoafTIsur OeH uniinu
natsuiPreaen!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
gGtnna. 0.ntfdel

acmmt 81 3. 3. 6. Hamobr fiji
6eiten 9imbilreer adie aerdiiherteI
6otfiid, Saieupieffer. Bier uni
gdraps bnbcn mir nrtd 81 Der
fouFen 207 iiolihe 10. Strnbe
Onaha Neb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

9aafer. BITE 8nfti, ans ben 8dtH maatsn. nHe ot
tiui9oim5sn Rafrmeig uns eafreH- Ane etnn
nabn ID .(setBsQt" eraS ,ihmaL. unb atbs ha. hat
Tine fam al ME cine 90Houeribale." gts ~ has
ntrt MitIel, eiHfQH muHpessar itmtllo&s ~ Sdita'
hen ansufDsnbsu, itabet 6eut 3dnnoen bleid nt9e
uns rtist e Htht. sh6ts hrati api oas phbpfraug'
SILT fmaier. sfbeH Sifh bic alien 0attd MIR etamal
amf uHt pgfiuden Git s@d6sSi~ nod heait agtup.
Bet 5hbnsfanseu, sauipr5drtangef, @arssn aHo
Ghwitlca.
.Bets ST. TT dbcrGu az baheH, &N be Hldine cher
eirtft atldtat BON .. snwreHe & Go, ehitago, gu
@trtanff IN Cmaba Hnb r~mpiobten al5 or &tlt btia5
sahnranseHHIittsl pom Sherman q 4te@onuta Drns
es. gabtn.
gsim e6rsissn srn5snf Hau Shs cma9a ErFbius.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

@mt cingcridtcte 6armcn 5it Der,
tauieu, BIT $50, S65 unN S75 ia
.ader, in antelope Gomtg, 0cb.
.Gieie Garruen fonneii brett pom
eigentimer 9efouft iperoen. Sbr
brauft feline aommiiiion 81 be8a1.
len, poOnrd SIR $1,000 bis $4,000
iparen fonnt. Sos 2ano if lnutcr
ihmarser ionoigrr gebmbooen. gut
Storm mo Ifnlfa.9 on0. fSiir eilieli
S%pottprcis, 30 ader iiir $50, ~
Reien, mn 800 ihr $50 oen 4der
3 @ieilen bon Der Staot. Sd neh.
me S0-+i20 glder 6ebailtes 2an6 in
1auid iilr 320 9der gutes 9ouo,
IDefn Sie mebr Sano bobeil ipoaca.
Cher tonjde eegen Saromnre, Der
danoiie Store o6. 9utder S9op. @e.
aen Sniornmtionen menOe man iid.
ODER idreibc al 3ronf Sdnner
halumer, r. T. Clearwater, Ieb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
ghpanfiters.

Gas preismaroigfe GHen bel geter
Rnnp. geutihe Slide. 1903
Dodge Strobe 2. Stod. Ro6E,ri.
ten % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
3n n~ertanfen

.C@~
3n uerfanfen-S 6mieoe init @erf.
5ellg aIles in gptem 3nitono. Nm.
5uir1geR inter 6. &C.. Cmaba
Iri6iinr. 5eb. 2t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

Snnger 9entlder miiuiht Arbeit IN
elmer Wliible, 0ebrosfo porgeSo.
gen. sOrciie q. 3, Gmaba sri.
hiinc. 3. t6.
Seime-anitdnOige niihtcrne arbei.
fer iinoen Elm gutes iuorues
Scim, gor0, 2ogis mo @1'dle fir
$500 Die @ode, bel %ein8eIner, edit
0entihen iGi;beren 5roii. Nur tie.
tige 3a6ler iiuoeu gufndbme. @it.
ne Normamf, I'LL @riggs Str,
1 gIod H0ro BON @iaiams Str.
&. is.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

5rci-t gfuno oon COO SpieBpul.
Der. ODER SSopan . &6ee NIT ieOcn
10 9funo oes bciten 35c.aoffees,
Der 9adetpoit fit. 1915. Canes
Goffee M1rfet, 1911 2eapenmort9
Str, Omaha, Reb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

Or. 6. n. 3arrp furiert Sdmorr.
boioen, 6fitelH H. onoere 3armIei.
ben obne Operation. aitr aaronticrt
mo fem @alo perlangt ehe furiert
Sdreibt I'M Bud iiber DarmIeioen.
nit 3euIgniiien. Or. 6. n. Rarr1,
240 Bee Building, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
CiteOpat6iidI die gerste.
namlorrhpiOen. 1iftr[n fnrirrt

3oiepbine qrmitrona. 6f5 gac gISq,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

WfGnner berlaHgt. San0merfer.
MloIcr Earlier COLLEGE. Mdnncr
p%crlaugt. Spc3iaI.Raten. Sdreibt
inn ireieu aotalog. t10 Siio IA.
StraBe, Omobo. sc /.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Sarbier COLLEGES.

Seet lit Die Belt, Dos garbiereeifdfi
5lt lerren i'm Omaha Barber Sol.
lege, 1908 GoB Ctr, Sninba.
Dtdbige Raien.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-29
BLAZING SHIP BEACHED.
secret ~rVic~ S~rLinR Cause 81
blue Funnel Liner's Fire.

secret service agents sr. invest gdt-
tha origin Of III" iir" ou the British
steamship t.uIymachus q. the Blue Fun
mol Ien" which caused damage exceeding
sl0.o00 IN IN. Onward hold OF the YES
sci Yesterday. Tho miscellaneous cargo.
composed principally ~ cotton, iubrictt-
ing oils and rardiiiu. was billed from
Pier 3. foe. of Foriy-snVcnth street.
South i'rooklyN. to Singap pore, hut a f"-
port was current that tho ship was also
laden with munitions for Nlid.yostok.
When the blaze broke out AZ noon on
the 500" ton steamer, which ~ owned
by Booth & CO.. the crew under capt.
tdoch ATTEMPTED to c~XtinRuish 4 with
buckets OF water. hut werr forced 10 call
three fire companies and the hrrhoatS
iaynor u Hewitt, Because Of 'he III
nsmmqbl. nature ~ the cargo Deputy
Fire Chiefs I.ally and MurraN had tho
ship towed tn the mud flats on Thirty
third street. where b: VAS bclched. Il
was more than an hour before the fire.
boats. hindcrcd BY heavy smoke. could
control the fire,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-29
mitchell OFF TO-DAY
TO MAYORS COUNCIL
Preparedness Will Be Theme
at st. Louis Gathering Of
Many City Rulers.
LARGE NEW YORK PARTY

Mayor Mitchell will leave to-day for
Mayors of cities throughout the United
States who have interested themselves
In national preparedness. The cohVeh-
tion was called ~ the suggestion Of
Mayor Kicl nf s. Louis ana Mayor
Mitchell, The cal. was sent to the Mayors
NJ 600 cities and was signed by Mayor
Curley OF Boston. Mayor Thompson OF
Chicago. Mayor Woodward ~ \tlanta.
Mayor Sebastian Of Los Angeles. Mayor
Bading OF Milwaukee. Mayor Herman
Of New orleans. Mayor Albce Of Port
land. Ore. Mayor Lindsey OF Dallas
and Mayor Dahiman OF Omaha. The
convention opens tomorrow.
Mayor Mitchell has been invited to adj
dress a preparedness meeting In Toledo
tonight.
Among those in the Mayors party
will he Cornelius Vanderbilt. chairman
Of the Mayors committee on national
defence Bernard NJ. Baruch. Alexander
NJ. White, Martin W. I.ittleton. Fire
Commissioner Rober; Ajamson. Theo-
, dore Rousseau. secretary TO the Mayor A:
George Gordon Hattie. Mayor Harrison
Of Nontclair. y. J.. the Rev. Or. WILL
lam r. Manning. gector of Trinity. who
Will speak on preparedness a Christian
puty": =, Stanwood Menker. president
Of the National Security League George
W Wi~kcrsfam. Dock Commissioner X.
A. =. Smith. Jacob \. Dickinson. Mayor
James +. Lennon OF Yonkerf. Henry \.
Wise Wood. Henry l.. West, Henry L.
Bull. George \. rorm,ch. Hunter Dykes,
Eugene y. Robinson. charles II. Ayres,
Samuel 4 Goldman. william j. lee. WILL
lam u. Brown. william NJ Baldwin,
George \ Fleury, Farduhar j MacRne,
| Richard W. Meade. Charles 7. White,
Gordon *. Rel. Henry T. Mckenney,
Philip Livingston. Henry s Hooker.
Philip I.yd.E. Perez Hun. j. c. Price,
II +. Samstac and \. f.. Gallatin.
Word comes from 81. Louis that the
responses to the cal! have been en-.
coura gins. K is expected that the con-
vertiou will u. made w OF nearly n
thousand persons. There Is 10 be n pub
.ic mass meeting In the 81. Louis col
iseum on Friday night and a banquet OF
saturday NIGHT.
Mayor M!;che. viii, return mex; Mon
day. Meanwhile tn. relns OF municipal
government. will fall into the hands OF
President, Bowling OF the Board % A.
dsrmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-29
PANAMA PRESIDENT
FOR NEUTRAL CANAL
Thinks Control by Four Great
Powers Would Insure
Nations Safety.
FEARS 4 COMMANDMENT

pANAMA CITY. Feb. 2S.-Rogcr W.
Babson. statistician. had an interview
with President Potras of Panama while
on his way to South America. President
Porras said that Panamanians are fear-
iul of their position in tho. world and
would favor some plan to ncutralize the
Panama Cana and place II under the
Join, control and protection of four or
more great Powers.
My people are IN y box aud We don't
know what to do President Porras
said. I'VE want the canal fortified. for
We know that IL It were shelled Panama
city and Colon would he destroyed BY
the first shots. On the other hand va
feel that the process OF terrifying the
canal also endangcfs our growth and
, prosperity.
Fol Instance. We need railroads run-
! ming OUT OF both Colon and Panama
CITY very badly. hut the United States
will not let us build them for fear such
roads might be used by an enemy. We
want foreign Immigration and capital,
hut your great country seems opposed TO
such for fear Il woulu bring possible
enemies of yours Ia our cities, In case
and. could perhaps blow NJ tho canal
before war even was declared!
Some Of my people even believed thar
the United states wants 10 make this
a great Gibraltar and gradually wip.
ont the Industries and commerce Of
Colon and Panama city. | don't be
licve this. ana yet ] see there IL justice
in some of YOUR demands
Mr.. Babson then asked the President
( any solution IL In sight. Tn ques-
\ ton was even discussed as to whether,
1t would not be better for all parties 10
the United states should give Panama
s5o.ooo. 900 to bull, n new capital in the
mountains nj Santo Fee. Coquette or
elsewh-te. This did not appeal to Presi-
dent ioriIs.
Another suggestion. although profile.
NAUTICAL. ~ very interesting he said. Il
refer 20 the suggestion which has been
made To placing the Panama Canal. the
Suez Canal and similar channels under
the Joint control and protection OF four
OF NOR. great Powers. Although this
plan also seems impossible. yet | believe
T. would greatly appeal TO my people.
This would h- the il-al solution and
NDulu solve t4e ifODl"ln az what 10 DO
with Colon n Panama city"
Mr.. Babson t%her.upon asked the Pres
dent TO explain how neutraiizing The
canal would insure better protection for
, Panama and this was his reply
-, Nations are the same as people.
They do not Ike to hit" their own noses.
4 man will he careless aud Indifferent
about property which he does not own.
bth careful Of and interested in what
he does own or course for the Cnitel
States 10 continue as sole owner ana
let the other nations simply act "a
> guarantors would not do. II. however.
? England. Germany and France each gave
I ia 1905 oO. 600 for "A o~ue-quarter ina
terest In the canal and united In paying
a similar proportion OF the eos: OF maic-
. teuance. defence. sc, these countries
would he very careful how they treated II
, I'm time Of war. | believe that with
four owners ~ the canal the security
OF Panama CIty would he four times
what II would b" with only one owner
: as a. present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-29
DOCTORS CALLED ON
TO AID WAR RELIEF
Physicians. Surgeons and Dem
fists Are Asked to Give
~ Monthly.
ALI. FOR USE IN FRANCE

A cali Is being issued to the physi-
clans. surgeons and dentists OF the coun-
try by "A committee of men of these pro-
fcssiors TO aid in war relief measures.
Every physician. surgeon and dentist
is asked 10 pledge himself to contribute
e. q month FOR this year 10 ~ iurd 10
lclp the physicians. surgeons ana deil-
,ists -; France. The fund. which VIII
III. named the y. :. -. fund. il Tor
the purchase OF inatrumeits ana ma
tcrials here or abroad. ~ wisdom ana
need dictate. AMI TIE mGiey VIII lie
placed at the disposal Of the American
Relief Clearing House In Paris. the OF
ticial bureau of all American reiiei
funds. and which IL ia constant. toucn
with the uecessit..s. Tie +. :. ". fund
will be expended by the American re
lief Clearing House. with the advice
of a ,epres.ntatiye of the French Acad-
emy ~ Medicine ard a representative
Of the Minister % War.
The professional men are asked 10
economize rs much as possible II 10
send TO the fund that which they save.
They are also asked to -ndeavor 10 IN
,pr.st their clicnts in the fund. lf-
ylruinants in first class condition are also
solicited. a. well as hospital equipment
Of all kinds.
Money FOR the fund should Or sem
20 the T.. $. D. fund. III Fast Forty
seventh street. and checks should he
mad. payable to i. T.. Morgan a I"
for he r.. :. u. fund. There will he
no. deductions from the fund for admin
~istrit!on expenses.
The call H. issued over the names o'
Or. w. ~. Polk. dein Of the Cornell
University Medical COllese Prof. JOIN
F'inney of Johns HOPKINS University
! Dr. Thomas l.. Hintnar. president OF
the National Dental Association 81
America Or. J.. &. Kirk, dean of IN
dental department Of the University o.
Pennsylvania Dr. W. :. Thaycr. pre-
fessor of clinical medicine of John
Hopkins. DR.. u. Iiolbrook Curtis. DR.
John y. Walker. Dr. II. 9. Mof'it of Sal
Francisco. Or. John A. Hartwcll. DR.
Hugh .~kuchlncioss. Or. 'ieorg" l..
Brewer. Dr. O. ". Grille. Or. Har>e!
Cushing. Dr. Joseph Flint. Or. Walton
Martin and William ". Potter. II. u. ;.
The executive committee IL composed
| of Dr. 4. y. h. Camac. chairman, ant
the following secretaries DIR. Foste
Kennedy. Dr. William h. ordway, 'r
| and whitney Warren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-29
FICHTACAINST SCHOOL
DRILL WON BY FINLEY
Compromise Measure to Pro.
vide for Vacation Training
Under National Guard.

AlRANY. Feb. .S.--Dr. John II Finley.
state Commissioner of Education. has
won his hght against the Introduction OF
compulsory military training In tho
schools II was said tonight, After
conferences extending Throughout, the
day and participated in by Gov. Witt
man. Or. Finley and Asamblymar
Welsh OF Albany. champion OF compul-
sorry school drill. # was reported that
n compromise Measure had been agreed
upon to provide for military training
OF schoolboys during vacations under
the direction of the National Guard.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Welsh announced his
Intention yesterday OF introducing a new
bill tn cali for "A commission consisting
Of the M~ajor-iencral OF the National
Guard and the commissioner of Edu-
cation and Health Ia prescribe courses
in physical and military training.
Tn. new measure. which 1t is undci-
| stood will he introduced IL to specify
y larger commission. Ia accordance
with the new measure. the commission
would prescribe a cours" Of phy~ira,
training for al school children over :
years Of age and n course In military
training TO be taken by bows during
vacation periods.
Among those who have been closely fol
lowing the course Of the military train
ing idea In the present Legislature the
compromise hill is believed to contain
features wh!ch amount TO victory for
both sides, TO meet. the idea II DR.
Finley, the Education Department and
other opponents military training is
made an activity entirely outside the
regular school programme.
The Board Of Regents las, weeh
passed II definite resolution favOring the
creation OF n commission to Investigate
the subject, instead of enactment OF any
mandatory law, In place OF this, how
ever. the compromise measure will b.
specin, in its terms and make mandatOr,
provisions, 1t is understood, for the pro
y,a n,7ne contaminated.