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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
WinSsbrallt bciidptc
10 211enltbenlcbcn!

Corpus G9riitt Eer., II gttg
gi9 ieBt iino 10 9o0esfalle iifolee
0cs fltrdltborcn Stitrluess ipeld)er
am 5reitug, mic lpir Oer8eit berid
teten iiber Corpus Gbriiti uno 5cAlt
bcnohbarte Counties bihncgfeate.
befouit gemor0en. 3lpei megifani.
ide 0}1nner un0 cine 9ferifanerin
ton1en bel Catherine nabe IIice, Tf-
yos, inns 2eben un0 ein an0erer
Merifaller tpur0e in Snn Diego ge-
totet. 9teltn 0lonn bon Der Be-
iatltng eines fleinen 8radtldiffes,
melhes Bel Den Dem glranias-NaB
borqelogertcn 91nunen duflief fam
Den ebenfalls 0en 600.
Ser onseribtete Sda0en miro suif
etlpa .lp,i Milionen Collars be5if-
fert~ Sin grobcr Ictl bet 9lua.
uol aerute Dlltoe berniAtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
0nngernoe YIaauis 5uOiaucr
plitHOern.

GuaDomas, 9lcy. 2f gLuguit.
6iini3cbn gaaui 5noianer nelde
i'd ocm @ull8ertooc oeaeniiber ia.
bcn pliln0erten e,ne adt 4icilen ron
bier gelegenr %aiic0chntg unO tfte.
ten cincn 92anl nonells @ilion.
Ger Grmoroete mar fein 2lnlerita,
ner, uno Der EliinOeruugs5ug Der
S95l0inner iIt, mic Die merifoniidel
gcb6roen erfldren obne 8e0eutltng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Die 9rcBc kat1clii0c
l1)cti2c in 11clu pcrk!

9iclu gorf, 81. gluguit. 2ie
666eration ocr totDo
liidlen 9ercInc crofiaetcu geltcrn
i1rc is. 5abrestnnpcrtioh Ddbren0
0ic 0elttideu aotBoGfen 5u tbrcr 81.
eSdbrc8beriamnlhmg glei68eitig 3ii.
fanatcutruteu. lleber 25,000 9cr-
i0npu lDobnel oen aonpeltt bel.
SER S5oiep1 6rep, 2}rdiiOent oes
9ellti6en HoHlln Stotboiliden 3ens
iagt in ietnem Sobre5
bcriht unter anoereIl: 9lah DIR
Dteinung luuerer Deiteu 9entcr uao
Syiibrer miro uliere ioBenanute 8ro-
iperttdt, Die in Der 9mlptiad)e ntI
ben @tlmitiousihnAer 5llriidufli4-
rem iei jQ1linls 5u gnbc tomuteiL
iobulO Der 6riroe mie0er 1T euro
pa eiugete9rt III. llebcr Die ucri
fanii6e ;5rage idgte er f0lgenoea:
llniere gtadborrepublit, oas iii.
qIiidlide N}erifo, fam teine 9tuhc
fiuoen. s5ufolge Der 28anteluitti8
felt uaicrcr fegieruug, boben 0e
llt9f5er bon Gbrloltgfelt uno Bcs.
brcdan qcgcn bic futboliiha s,irde
uu0 ocrcu 9iencr Die 9lceieruuQs.
gGpalt III QleIito oil iid gctiiiet.
Air boiicu mo bcten 5ll @ott, 0dB
ocn lmglildldct &on0e rcdt 5e.0
tilic iegeuarcidc 9ic9ierun8 5liteil
iper0ct luoge d empieDIe oic 2lll.
nabnc non 9eaIi1icL Iued)e tn-
iercn nir9be3iIgIi@en 92llnldlcn M2dt
illthg trcgen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
gsnnhitrnitreidlr.

Chicago ST., q. 2lu9. 3pei
u1o9fierte g9anoiteu bielten nit ibren
glebelDern 5lDcatf0sInan3ig @ditc iii
einer bieliqen 92trtindtt ionic 0cn
@irt lul0 oen Sfanftellner iit
Shad im0 pliin0crten ibre Gaiden
mie Die Iaqe5fajie aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
@ritiidler General aGaeieht.

2nnopn. 2t. gtug. g1s ariegs.
ant bat 6etotu1t eetnddt OoB @e.
neral Sir geoudalnp guff ieines
9oitens ais Gberbefehlsbaber Der
Gruppeu IN Snoien etttboben nnD
meqen Der giieoerlogelt britiid)er
8rlppen III sDieiopotamieii Dor ein
srieasgeridlt aeTte1t mer0ca miro.
General Nonro lit gum GbcrbefehIs.
bober iensr Iriippen crnonnt NOR.
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

IN tnjcrct auno blleb, tomuen 90
GciaS gebalten meroen 3piihen
l5y dout un0 Wtdurepos uertitr3-
". mir IN llebereinltimnning init
nulcren gl1nen uniere Ginie lDab.
reno Der gtadlt otrh gidiumIng Il
nes flcineB 5rontDoriprungs- Der
Is. ncr be8abtte ieine Anitrcnaun-
nen Bic III einem poaigeii 6eblldlag
n0etei, init furdltbaren yerllliten
in 9oten un0 @erluunoeten. llnlere
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

y D~ff1N' 80
,4el p,llo..,u pi0 ultm Baoen er-
tr1mtea. etiuu $4,000 &erionen
iudten in Oen &eLen Oe5 9liAiaon
SECS GrQuidung bon Der 3Iutbibc.
Nlilmautce, isis, q. 9lnguit.
grei Berionen ilno bier iniolge Der
@ise dm 9ourtog geiiorbcrL nnO
cine grobe 9lu5aAl milBte baunBt.
lbs III Die 9oiuitdler geitaiit luer.
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
liinSerl1a1ntallte
is1

Selt Dem L. A5 t,o -.
franfungen 81 ber5eldden, Don =
men Sc totIid perlallieu itnO
geiIcrmua in glem yort.
Die StinoerIabnnng. .@pioenic lit
In g1eiu gorf in Der gbnohme be-
qrifien. iuie bic seboroen nerfiinoen.
C5cltern luuroea mur 5pan5iB gpoes.
ialle mao 1OS ueuc grfrantltn9en
teridlfet. Die ,s'eariniie gl5ohl lclt
Dielen gsodge
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

5onntaq morgen tdito oie Tag
iotlng oe3 glcbrasfn Sdnaerbunoes
lttcr Dem 9oriib BON 4rdii0ent
@66ring itatt. 10 Gcrcine ecborrn
ocn gunoc an 9eihloiIeu ipurOe,
oeu 8oritonO 5u ernadtiaen, i'm
Staate 98erbeorbeit 81 tun mo an
0cre t8eiaugpereine ais Ntitglie0er
at eeiuirnIcn Die glnspabl. Der
nahiten 5cititoot purOc Dem Gor.
itano aberlancn ullo ioacn Die alt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

iprilt)e folgenoer 5tQotc DER Rcibe
nad bepiligt peroen Columbus,
9aitings unD 9iucoln. Der Set
beb6roe BON g5ran0 SSsIouo, iopie
Dem 5eltoirigenten Sblir unO Dem
9un0esoirigenteu Heeie muroe Der
Can't oe5 9lul0e8 fir ibre Dor3iig
lihe 6eitleitrtng oltsgeiproAen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
ciii,irller Sentidler gleridlt.

Berlin, II. glug. Dos Sriegs.
amt meIocte aeitern abenO folgen.
bes: Srout oeS 5eIomaridalls b.
Ninoenbtra Nm Der 9ereiine (gte.
benfluB 6e8 9nicher) norooltlif bon
1cieIiatitldi mlroe EN- @erit6 rnir
fiider 5treitfr1itc. oer JluB 5u
frelBen, abgeid)loaen. Sn Dem
5todloo. 9lbifnitt oanern Die aan1p
te fort. Bel einem @e9enangriff
nladlten ipir ieds Offi8iere uno 367
glunn 81 @einngenen imO eroberten
irhs 92oitincngemehre Seltlih
BON Siielu murocn Die giuilen aus
alc6rcrpn brer Dorgeihcbenen 1tei.
Iingen pertriebeH
In 0em offi5ieaen SnustaSges
ridt beiBt es bon Der 5ront 0es
,Selbmrihaas b. Siu0enburg. Die
Iofalen Sample AM 9lobeliec, tn ocm
Gina Giitrift, perlieien 81 unieren
liuniten; Die 9iiIien mur0eu noll.
itdnoig 8uriifgeihlogen 3rei Fl.
fi5icre un0 800 0}au gerietert IN
ejefanQcnihaft; audi iouroen bier
NRoidinrnqapebre erobert. Vim Sto.
dioA nabm oa5 feiu0lihc 2Lrtiaerie-
fcner ali nlcbreren Ruutteu bebeus
teno IN Seftiqfcit 3u giebrere rni-
Iiidlc Snfenterienugriiie Duroen bon
nHicrcn lruppen iie8rel6 abgeiple-
Iea
2ln Der 6rout ors Gr51cr5ogS
aau iii Die Gage nDrolid Der aar
pat9ea unber0noert S5n Der gu
fomnn itilrnltcu oeutide mo otter.
rcidliit.unforiIhe Irltppeu cine I'm
b6be lm6 nabalen fiber 600 gtuiIeH
aeiangcn; ale ietuoliben @egenans
Z qriiie Duroen abaeiblagen Gem
aaesberidlt nes gSteHer arie9sams
tes suiolac ipurcn Die 9lte0erlngen
Der Hiilen uabreno ibrer lebten Sin.
lhtrne geaen ole 6ront oeS @eneral-
n6erIt golun.GrHoai I'M Rounle
g]ro6U larnoDol 10 bllttig, Dab nc
iniolQe p6lligcr @ridlopiung ibre an-
oriife cinitcllen nnlBten, Sitolid BON
Soro5aula muricu oiterreihiid) nns
aariid)c 8ataillouc oen @cgner ans
ciram oorqcihobcuen Sdiisenora-
ben ,,n Aoume 6e5 Generals b.
Qlot6nr mieieu tiirfiide Iriippen
uac 8criude 0cs @egners, 5unl 4n.
griii por3u9eDeL 3urild.
gon Der @eitfrOnt
Berlin 81. 9trg - Gas Sriegs.
omt mclbet. oaB ON 6reitaa rnO
Gantstaq Sic bereiniqten 9riten uno
gyran3oien in etner 5tdrfe bon POO
GOO @2ann mebrcre g(ngriffe 5lpi-
itfen @eronue un0 8apoumc lrnter.
nabmen til Der 9l6fdt. Bic 0eittihen
9inica 5u 0urbbreden. llnIere
fnpferen gruppen ober beitonoen
iiearcih NIT 6el0enuliitiQer 3dbigs
felt 0eu Qelpoltigen gnItrengunacn
ser 6einoe gtod)oem iid Ole Iatig.
frii Scr fran8oiiiden nio britiiheu
glrtiIlerie 81 iuBerlter 9cItl9teit ges
jteigcrt botte, iebten ipdter feinolihe
ssnianterieRniicn nor0ld Der Cont
me ali einem fSrontobidnlitt bon 30
s8iiometern gun Stlrn on ma1reno
5ur iclben Shutoe dliBerit Itdrfe
fran35iide sJufantcricmaiicn ont
Sent rcdtgn glaasuier gegen bic 2is
nie Ibiaulnout 5Ielrp mo uniere
5teaungcn I'M Gbnpitrc @alo an
ifiirnlieu Jorolih Der CONNIE nil
itte oie 5dlad)t bis tiai IN bic
Iiadlt Dinein; inoefien eiuicbeuo. baB
lte nidt poriuartS fomnen fonllten
stno angriidtS Der ouBerit idllueren
sscrlllIte. Gle iie erlittel licBen bic
1iiirmer bon ibren 2tugriIien ob.
pei Cutters fam es 5u 6ltitigen
g2nbtdmpien. bel iDelden imiere sSll.
fonterie 9ieger blie6. 0oromeitliA
bon 8o3ieree uno 8u beioer Soften
Des Totreour. .C'cfdl3es 10 trbcf 10.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Orice0cnlanS 5ie1t
icinc Grllppcil 5ltrii6!

5alouifi. II. 9tuguft. (8eripdtet
iibcr 2onoon.) - Gie grie6iideti
mllitdriiden gebor0el baben eirgc
milligt Die gri ben 3ruppen non
.ata Grt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

5eit bereit 3u icin, init oen 8obns
pralioeuten an unterbanOela.
Sa6ucu madcH StreittFGfte mubiI.
Die sgoDuen MAIDEN ale beTeIr.
oete 6beibditgintereiien mobiI, Inn
iie IN ibren 9emilbrngen fir Ssor4
bringulgen Scr 5trcitfrngrn
aud betreffs Oes 9lhtitunOcutages
Dor EN- S9ieoSaeridt ST. tulteritiiben,
Cine eroBe 2In5abl Telegramnle iii:0
iufolgcocheu geitern I'M @eiBer
Souie etngelaitfet5 Deld)e ben Gra-
iioent in oieier Siniid]t 5u beeiu.
flliien ill6en.
George 4ope, @r1Ii0ent Der nn-
tionalen 8ereiniglug Ion 6abrifnn-
ten, telegrapbierte i'm gionlen DolI
800 observation-disclosures nit
iiber 100000 9Ingeitellten al
Serrn 8tlion, OoB Dieier oas 9Sriil-
8ip Oes idie0sgeridtliden gli,s-
glei6s aIfre9t erbalten m0ge. 9ST1s
ii0ent 8ilion erpioertr, Dab er eiit
10 ltarfer 9Lubdnger Der 5hieOsgc-
ridte iei, mie nur irgeno Sernntl0.
IS ieien ieoo9 llnglilflidermeile fei.
ne Diittel uno @elebe porbanoeli,
pelde ein SdieoSgeridt nbIigatD.
rid nadtelt uuo Dab er 0ober eI-
les tln lper0e, @eiebe eilt8ufiibren,
wel9e cine g8ieoerbolilng Der ees
genluartigen Gituotion nnluoglid)
madlen lpiIroen. @etrcffs Dcs g(dts
itun0entageS wieoerbolte Ct, oaB 0ts
gon5e ofononliid)e Selpegtig Scr
@e9enmort oarauf binSiele.
Is lit criidi.idb 0aB @err Mil.
Jon niAt narauf eingeDcll luir0. audi
bic 5rage cines 46tturloautageS et.
mem 5Aie0saeridt 8n llnterbrcicn.
Iltn0 eS lit aniAeinef0 5ade Der
gaDncn, III 0ieier 9cdtebtui9 nah5u-
ge6cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21


itdnoigung gcfuiOen mcrOen feun.
IS baa0eIt iidJ ollgenbliflid meni.
ger um eifen &f 3pilhen ben
9lngcitcllten MD Den 8abnen uie
5uii6en Oieien an0 oenl a5rdiioeu-
ten @iIion Ser 2eBtere 6eitebt ab.
lolut Oarauf OoB bic 9abnen Dc-
nigltens berluGSlpetie Den glhtltun-
oentng einfilbrcu.
8rGi. 8iliOns GrflGrnns.
gSie mir bcreits 5unstag fur8
mitteilten, bat Der 9rGii0ent, nod.
Dem Die 9o6npr1iioenten ntdt auf
@eluqbrung oeS 9l6tltltnoentagcS
eingeben moaten, cine GtIarung Del
offentlidt, ooB CT apf 0ieien unbc-
oingt beitebt. 2ieiel6e Iautet I'M
8ortIout::
SD 9abc 0en 8obnprdiioenten
0cn 8orihlag genladt, Den Wtitalie-
bern Der 9erballoc Der gilenbabn0e-
0icniteten adtitinoige 2lrbeits3eit gu
Qelud6ren, al 5tcae Der 5ebnitiln0l-
gen. Sd madte 0ieiGn GorifIag,
Iloeil i'd Der 9lmi6t bin Die 9ingc.
itelltcn iino 5u iolden 3ugeltano-
niiicn bcredtigt. 3os groBe 95ubli.
Iflun tritt 3ugullten dhtItiln0igrr
9lrbeits3eit eilL oarilbcr fonpcn
nidt langer 3lDeifel oblpalten. gltt;-.
ltiinOige 9lr6cits3eit iollte ielblt 6ei
continuierIidcn 5etrieben 3ugrna0e
acleqt uer0cn, 0prt. no man I'M
goran5 ipriB, OoB Die 9trbeit uiGt
| in adt 5tltnoen belu0lti9t pcr0en
tdnn.
,g8ic oic GiicllboDucn ibrcn &c
tric6 bci ahtltiilioi9er glrbeitsdcit
einridtetL oaa miro ii6 nDne uci-
tcrcs aus Der @royi8 erqeben. Sat.
Iad)e it, BOB oic gabncn, melde
o9titlnDigc Nrbcit einiilbrten, 0aa
9robleut oQne ionoerlihe Ytilbe 70.
ften.
n0urd ole &}raris oGein miro
man crtenncn, peId)e 2lenoerungcn
| i'm getrieb 3lpefbienlitb Juno.
.g8as Die 2obnfroge anbetrtfft, 10
tontnt Die in 5meiter 9teibe. @S
nlrtB Der 3pti6enitaotli6en 9ou=
DISCRIMINATION Quhei1uaCitelt mers
| I0cn, oariiber 81 entiheioen, oh 0urd
cine GrDobung Der 3oblltiten eine
grb5bung Der (radtroten 8eredti-
qung crldlgt (0er 4aiiogieroieHit 1T
Iui6t inpolpiert).
sd lmld9e 0arum Dor, oaB Die
5rogc bSugli0 DER State fiir llebcr-
3cit, bis auf meiteres beiieite GeleGt
ImerOe.u
gll0 Die 33 9obnprGiioenten b.l
/ iErer aouferen5 i'm &crBgn 9apie,
! ole ctpa cine Stln0e 6aucrte, 3u.
rildfcDrtcn, mci9erten iie lih, ehuns
oarilber perIautal 8u IoiIetl, nb i'e
luui ibrem StonGplulft Gle Strlr.
iro9ct 0urh aiuc 5die09acrihtscc-
| bor0c rcgcIu 5lt laiich beporral
imilr0cn. 2
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sdnnerfeitlidlc gle6renleic.

3a8 ilnppiantc 2ieoerfran8 CSe-
6au0e iouie Dos ioiiliib geIGacne
8lattocutide 6eim prregteu Die go
numbering idnItli6cr 9eiuder 9c5
6eite5.
, 3u oen oeutideitel f5omiIicn Ger
ceuti6cn Staot Bruno ,5slauO 0orf
0ic 1amilic oeS 6crrn 2ci6mofD
gc3d1lt ner0en. Batter uuo Soblt
luiomctcr i9re acnjc 2ltfmcrtiamtelt
ocm 6eitc.
SEER c5oc6rine POM 2ln5ciocr
6erulo, uIs 6ciiprdiiocut ipor ul-
crmiIolid tati9 ocn GrfoI8 Oc6 Sc
ties ii6ci 5u ltcIlcn
Bic Iauen oes Goncoroiu Yer
ems iiuO pes 2obcS poa ilber 0eu
Gnpfang unO 0ic l5uitfrclnOidait
0ie ihncn nun Seiten Der Ocuti6en
s5olilicL bei 0cucn iie III Gunriic-
rcu marcu 5itteil muroe.
gci Dem grobGrtigen l5citclict
Oas 0en @nitelt nod S6IuB 0es
aou3erte8 am 5reitag gcgcben
uar0, lmtroc ocm BunOeSOirigcutln
g4apo 9teeie cine gemaltioe 0Uas
N q 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
9trinnngcn idJeincn sctcilt.

Nus 9leuBeru1gen ein5eIner Scr
treter uno 95rdiiOenten Der 8abnen
9ebt berpor, ooB Die 5uerit geiabta
9lbiidt, bel BEN 8oriae, aud Oet
2ldtitunoelltag etncn SdieOsgcridlt
SIT unterbrettea, ieit iteben 5it blei-
ben, tcilipeiic eilpns ins 8aufelt &c.
raten lit. Dies miro iidb iebo9 crit
beIte nodnlittag entiheioen menrt
bic 8raiioenten Der 8nhneit Qlti
9eronlaIlung BON Bouts g. Sia ei-
ne gebeime geratling obbalten MGR.
ben. I'm Oieielbe 3eit peroen li6
aud Die @eid6itSleiter Der gahnen
gu elmer 8elpredung 5ltiauneitfiil-
0pn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
gSiliuu beruft md mcbr Sagn-
praN0entcH,

},niolge Scr Observation-Disclosures, nit
ben in 9ai1tngton DcrlolumeIten
gobnpraiioeutcn n1o @el6oft5Ici-
tern Der 8abuen eine bcfricoi8eaoc
ginigliug er5iclen 5n t0nnen, Grind,
te 9rdii0ent 9Silion ain Sanlstag
nod etlua so meitere 6Guptcr mn
geaultcn bon lpcitli6en 8abncn tc.
legrapbiid, na1 g8oibineton 3u
fommcl1, Inn all Den geratungen
teil8unebmen. lluter oieicn befm0et
lid aud 2ouis g8. 9iQ, Rrdiioent
0lr @r.at q t9eru 9obn, ioeidar
!. 6.- i.] lrl.d4t gat.
C, 0uj g.. s..Eer ielnea lint
jldn0en Grsa ,.lyFuuoentog 5ltitiut-
men lpir0e, lctult, mcnn ite alIc.lt
itGnoe,
Die cingelaoenen 9obnnlognateu
befimoen iih alti Der 6abrt nod Der
9unOesballptitnot, uno eiitige BON
linen Iin0 audi bereits lhon bier
eingetroffen. 9laer 8obriheinIid.
felt mad ipirO Die nobite aaaelneiue
aonferens fht sSaiBcn 6ouie crit
morgqn Itattfin0en, obgLeidl Qrlii.
Dent Bilion fitr beute feine 8erab-
reDuuaen einacaoaaen 1T, I'M leoer-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
9lnacitellteu sltfriebtn.

9ie 9cle9oten Der glngeiteilfef
ideinen 8ufricoer 81 iein. oub tie
Oes 9rdfioenteu llnteritiibnna 5itr
8urAiiibrltng 0eS 4djHtluoentaees
gefunoen baben, @s lit mabrid)efl.
lid. 0oB iie in olloeren 4iinften n1A.
geben Der6en menn oo0urd chi
StiIlitono in ettpuigen @erDaliOlnn.
gen perutieoen lperoen fann.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Srdi. &illorl beitebt
auf N6titnnOentag!
Grkldrt, Sic game SkonOmiIdpc Betucomne scr
Gescnuart 5iclt Saramf bin; Ba9nprdiis
Scnten tucbrcn iid1 Sa9cGen.
alnseIteate pom tpiliOns Raftnns befrieSiot.

5eit bereit 5u icin NIT oen 8obn.
pralioenten 5u unterDall0eln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Bon Der gnlfan .ISrunt.

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geueloet: gifliito. iiioli4 ponI Bress
bo.See. luto 8onifa nuroen bon oen
9ulgaren iqenonmen. gt0rolif bonn
Gitrobo.5ce tpuroe Die ierbiidc 8ris
bon ben Soben bel
0mieuaot uno 4Retrio Iepli pertrie.
ben; ollie ieinoliden @egenongrifie
ihLlaen iehL.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-12

other had CROPPED and then thought
better OF the impulse. You were GO
Ing OF your own accord. see. Well.
I'm telling you to go now! The doors
open. left II 80 for you when
came In. And I'm telling you, too, be-
fore you leave that you'll do well not
to come back. There's not room for
both Of US on this river any more. Har.
rigan!''
The riverman's eyes shifted. Fur
lively they fitted from face TO face In
those rows OF faces at the walls. But
whatever he thought or hoped to find
fieeting fash of support or encourage
ment-was hidden behind a common
mask OF establishment as blank as had
been his own. They were waiting for
his answer He knew they were wait
Ing for that as he crossed to the door
And when he paused there, TO turn In
sudden savagery. he realized that his
hardness had robbed him OF his
chance. II was too late to talk back
then.
You're tellin' me-" he rasped out,
''and ! was goin-sur-re! But things
ARE not yet finished between you and
me. for I'm pr-romisin' you that III
be back. I'm pr-romisin' you Ill be
wild ye again. I'll be wild ye again.
come spring.
He disappeared. And hard upon his
going Steve wheeled and fronted those
scores OF silent men. His eyes leaped
from point 10 point. as Harrigan's had
craftily fitted. Briefly. crisply, he ac-
companied the sweeping survey with
voice that was loud enough for all OF
them to hear.
big Louie! Fallonl Shayne! This
Is your chance TO say so II you're go
ing 10 be lonesome. now that your
song bird has flown. Speak up!
came down tonight Just TO hear you
talk"
Nothing but an indistinguishab
murmur answered him. low growl
that was neither argument nor eva
sion. Rebellion was still long way
ahead for most Of them. They had not
yet had time TO talk themselves 10 the
pitch OF open revolt. They had merely
begun 10 listen to IIarrigsn, whose dis
ciples in dissatisfaction they were.
And now In his absence they stirred
uncomfortably under the gaze Of him
who remained. They dropped their
heads and searched for matches. But
Steve felt the weight OF unspoken
thoughts when he. too. faced back In
the doorway This time there was no
naming of names He embraced the
whole room when he spoke.
"They tell me-" Steve continued. that
there's talk among you OF no more
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-12
SHADOW EMBROIDERY.
How to Make This Fascinating Work
on Blouse Fronts.

Not for many years has shadow en-
broidery been In favor. but this season
one sees II here and there on many Or
candle and wolfe frocks. When the work
is done In colors 1t Is most effective.
As the name indicates, the work Is
done ON the wrong side Of the mate
rial. and In order for its shadow to be
visible ON the right side the material
must necessarily be thin and sheer. A
practical idea II you intend to do the
work In colors is to hold different shades
of the color or colors you intend to use
beneath your material. You can then
tell how the finished work will look.
The work done on the wrong side Of
the material Is nothing more than the
herringbone stitch. Learn how to do
this. Practice ON sample OF material
before actually doing the work. To
make the directions clear just imagine
you are working ON a long. narrow leaf.
To make the herringbone stitch put the
needle through at the left hand end Of
the lower line. slant the silk obliquely
upward across the space 10 the upper
line and take IA short stitch from right
to left ON the upper line With the
same slant cross the silk TO the lower
line and take a second short stitch from
right TO left. Proceed In this manner
across the space. keeping the slant true
and the length of the stitch even.
Now. there Is just one difference In
the herringbone stitch and the stitch
used for the shadow embroidery That
Is that the stitches are placed closer TO-
gether. SO that a solid effect Is gained
on the right side. Aim to let the work
on the right side show lines OF little
forward stitches Of uniform size and
exactly ON the lines of the design.
II you desire To insert veins In the
leaves these should be worked before
the petal Is covered on the wrong side.
For the veins use the back stitch.
French knots placed within the leaves
and petals of a flower add materially
to the effect OF the shadow work.
The natives OF New Guinea are the
shortest lived people In the world. and
this result Is attributed TO their diet
OF the larvae OF certain beetles and
their practice OF drinking sea water
London Telegraph.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-12
BL0USES OVER SKIRTS.
Vivid Chat About the Very
Latest Kinds Of Waists.

Many and varied are the lines OF the
new blouses; possibly the most note
worthy feature Is the peplum or skirt
sections which are seen on many of
the new models To be sure. these
peplumed blouses were introduced
some time ago, but they have not at
tained the wide popularity which they
would seem to deserve as pleasingly
different and affordlng splendid oppor-
tunity for effective trimming.
New blouses Of this type are Of Grape,
taffeta and satin, and when in match
Ing color with the separate skirt give
the appearance Of smart dresses that
eliminates one Of the chief objections
to separate blouses and skirts-that of
giving the figure cut In half look that
Is disastrous to the average figure.
A very striking example of this pep
lum blouse is Of tafreta, the wrist
length sleeves set in at a drop shoul-
der line; the peplum a straight gather
ed one about eighteen inches long and
the sleeves and bodice generously trim
med with tiny buttons. Still another
sN"''s' 10 tht uiuBtu vi hoVuiihC wi
lar Of the blouse material
Striped silk used on the bias Is an
other fashion feature, and an interest
ing blouse made thus is finished as a
basque and is to be worn without a
belt or girdle. Most Of the dressy
washable blouses and many Of the silk
and Grape ones are enhanced by effec-
tive hand embroidery, for the vogue
Of this attractive trimming is now as
sured.
Sleeves are long or short as one pre-
fers I'm dresses and blouses and set into
regulation extended or drop shoulder
armholes, so you see fashion Is kind
just now and does not restrict us to
one and only one style. Probably there
will not be narrowing of new fash
ion features, such as was the case a
few years ago. Women do not like to
be dressed like an aggregation Of twins
and we have come to know that there
is not one particular fashion that suits
us all to perfection.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-12

was. just stepped out TO see that ev.
erythlng was tight and tidy for the
night; that's ALL"
Quizzical eyes contemplated the re-
volver now.
Taken 10 ,arrylng n weapon. after
all, ehr Well, perhaps that's wisest.
And blow out the light, will you, Joe 2
I'm tired. You'll have to undress IN
the dark"
Then Steve buried his face IN his
pillow. But sundry sounds. escaping,
were Enthusiastically hysterical. Joe's
mouth opened aud closed. fishlike. He
stood and stared down at his side In
beautifully eloquent profanity. II a
stare can he both eloquent and pro-
fame.
You need a nurse" he stated sulki-
ly az last. lie finished the light with
vicious blast you need a chap
eronr'
But once again. just before he slept,
Steve heard him mutter to himself less
injuredly as be heaved over In his
bunk
This has been a very busy even
Ing" he opked.
ITO be Continued