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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-02
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-02

All Sothoron, McCredie IS prize heav-
ist. had a big hand in winning both
victories,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-02
1t rains at Los Angeles.


Yesterdays big league hero was Fred
Toney. Pitching for Cincinnati he de.
feated the Pirates and elevated the
Reds into a tie with the Cardinals for
seventh place in the National league.
Fete Schneider, another Cincinnati
pitcher, took a championship for Cincin-
natl when he hit ball farther than
any one else in a fungo hitting contest
before the game.
The Indians knocked all the pennant
aspirations out of the White Sox when
they broke even with the Chicagoans in
n double bill.
Eddie Plank was too much for the
Tigers. 1nr old master allowed them
IL hits, bu; they were able to send
only three runs over the rubber.
Cobb hit safely three times out of
five trips to the plate.
Dave Bancroft will watch the Philly
efforts from the bench this afternoon
due to an injured hip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-02
THE BIG STICK BATTLE
American League.
National League.
By II. G. Hamilton.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-02
ITS ANyONE'S GUESS
AS TO THE WINNER
Pennant Is In Reach But
Which Team Has the
Longest Arm?
TODAY'S IF TABLE

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-02

Oakland and San Francisco played ~
in one hour and 55 minutes and the
Seals nosed home ON the fat end of Il
2-l tally.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-02

Steen, of San Francisco, wobbled in
the second game but Prough of Oakland
wobbled worse and the Seals made it
two victories, 3-2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18

Der GomiraIitGt cine llmpGlaung iener
PoIitit Der ~offeHiipen 8srteioigung~
anoeutet, bic mir felt bem IA. Sabrz
bunosrt erfoIgrei9 befplst baben. Ser
3ped Der SeutIdsn bel ben neberfdIs
len 1T, cine ReuOerteiIung unferer
5lOttenftreittrdfte gu ibrsm @orteif
berbeiaufiibren. Na9 bem angrifF
auf SartIepooI iagte Der @rite 2orb
Der aomtraIitGt. iOI9e lleberfGlIe Mir
ben etne glbdnoerung bes aIgemeineu
Utarineplanes ni4t auIaFen. Doz
mar perniinftig geipro9sn. Sebt aber
tiinoigt SdIfour pIOBIi9 an, baB Qens
oerunsen in Der 8erteiIung unferer
6lottenitreittrGfts porsenommen luers
ben.
Siefe aenoerunsen iinb ipie foIat:
Grftens: Dibtise SIottenabteiIunseH
tperoen na9 bem Siiben ptrlegt; sipets
tens: llnterfeebOOts unb Ronitors {oT.
len aur aiiftenDertei6isuns otenen-
Die fibDGrts sebra9ten SIottenabteis
Iunssn tperben ibren Stiibpuntt tpabr.
i4sinIid in einem Safen baben, ber
bisber fir folde 3ipsde nod nibt ae.
oient bat, bod bic Dsutfden perbeu
bic 3ufammeniteIIung bieier sslottens
md6t un6 ben 6ofen, mo fie ftatipniers
1T, baIb ermttteIn. Die 9eutiden ses
brau4sn nur Sdiffe bon b5&fer
Gabrsefdpiuoistsit fir bic lleberfaHs.
uno uniere SIottentrGfts, oie ibnen
entsssenseiteIIt iperben fOGlten, mHbtes
bic sIeide @isenfdaft unb ein llebers
getpidt bon @eidiibftdrts baben.
Die Sdpd9e oisIer ftrateeif&sn
aenbsruns Iiest barin. bab on Stele
bon 9ei9pubern in beftimmtsn Stela
lunsen an unferer sisensn &iiIfs psriss
oif4e Strsif3iise treten, psI9e, use
uns ssfast ipirb, bon Der britif9en
GIotte our9 Die ROrbfee untsrnommen
tperben.
Sn 9s5us uuf bic llntsrfssboots tit
niemuls beDiefen iporosn. oab iie TIM.
ftanbe iinO, ariessfdiffs in poIler
5abrt gu torpeoieren. unb Die ansrei=
fer uuf unfere 8iiite ipsrben ipabr4
fdeinIid tpenis S9pisrbtsit baben.
ibnsu aus bem Wese su ssb<n.
Die 8sripenouna bon Monitors fiir
Bic 8iiitenUerteibisuus ipirb bon Dem
@urinsfudDeritGnOiss als bOIItGnbiaz
DerfeNt betrddtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18

pdbreno Der Utann, ben 2lngaben Der
Grau aufoI9s, an sinem Masense.
f4pir Dsri4ieOen mar. 9lu9 tn Dem
2ei9nam zines anoersH SnIaFen, Der
ebenfaIs uusgegrdbsn ipuroe, TT @ift
gefunoen tporben.
Die StaatspOIissi bat felt einem
Sabre bic OieIen auffGGfsen Sooesfdae
in benz Snititut unterIudt, unb fie 1T
Der aniidt, oab ppn ben in ben lebten
flint SabreH in oemieIben seftorbenen
aatunoOiersi9 perfOnen ipabrTdeinli6
apansig ermoroet tuorOen finb.
Srau 9iaisan, Die sinunbpiersis
Sabre aft 1T, fpurbe perboftet. Sic
bat fdon friiber Elm 9lltenbeim In
Bennington, Conn.,, ssfiibrt. Sn ibrem
eegenpdrtis.n Snititut befinbsn iid
fiinf5ebn Snfufen. Sbr erfsr Wann
mar Sames s. 9lr9er, Der 1910 itarb.
Damn beirutete iis WidaeI ID. @illis
gan. Der pIObIi9 am 20. Ssbruar ses
ftOrben lit. obippbl sr Dorber bei boiler
9efunobeit mar. Sn Der Ra6t Dor
feinsm SOoe Dermudte er fein sanass
@erm6ssn ieinsr Srau. Sn ben I.bs
ten Sabren bat bic Gruu srObe Wens
Gen 9ift aefduft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
Na6tgeudnber out Sag

Stoer @eidmad unO Ssoart innn
In uulsrem Widnner 3aosn befrisoi9t
usrosn, unb bic tauienbe uon Wtdnner,
ueld,e Na4tbsmoen liebsn. werosn itt
freutn on oisisr 5eitssmdBsn Sla4riht.
Starts. gut Usrfsttists Sta4tbsmosn,
nit rotber, blauer ooer merger ytaht
immer als elm sutss so Gents Ssmo
Usrtaufi, Su 37i Gents.
0ttsulare .Sruit'ot 'th. 9oom- yla9t'
bsmbsn, sinTade weiBe Psrlsn 3nopis
nid,ts periiertes. aber ein poll nno rdu'
mig ssfhnitten.s Ssmo Der V pals
Stil, 3u rs @snts.
Siadthembsn uou auBsrgewohnlther
Qualuat ; isibsue Sr6i&e uno Vsraisr'
unsen fancp pals. Sin 10 flaiftsss
@snanb. wie ssfunbsn msrosn iaun.
9tur 85 Gents.
Der Wtdnnsr 9aotu. -ssraos innsrbalb
Der Sorbertbhrs."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
N1tSlQ1t0.
Sor Seroun mirS e8 pteSer
lebbaft.
aHG BET SalDuifi Siebt I'D, elm
@eiuitter Saiammen-9ie Central
madbte briHseH ihtuere 8efdaite
an bic srie@iid,e 0rsnSe-9ie
Ruffeu befDmmeH ipie6er stIupfe.
Die & ies 8 lage.

Dis bIutigsu &Gmpfe Dor @erbun,
bic Dor furasm auf bic Duusr elmer
Wo9e erbeblih absefIGut botten, iinb
ipieber nit erneutsr @nersis aufses
nommen porben. Dem oeuti9en Gelos
aug sesen 9erbun iino Slpei 3isIe ges
itsdt: u Die 9lusiduItuns Der GeituH9
fslbit aIs miIitGriides Wa4tmittel To-
ipis aIs Stiibpuntt unb 9lusfufstOr
fiir cine Offsniipe. p Die Nisoerpers
flung bes feinbli9sn Sseres. DER srits
3ped tit bersits srreibt, 8erbun If
aIs Stiibpuntt unO ausfaIlstor elmer
SffenTps unb IsIbit aIs 3ufIudtsort
nad beFsn WiBlinssH uusssi9uIt.t
Die Geituns aIs ioIde 1T ibrss Stds
tus ala zines uliIitGrti9en Wa9tmits
teIs sntfIei6st. sic biIbet nidt mebr
ben 3ufIu9tsort elmer lrmet, fonbern
mub. mas ibrs ftratesiide 8eitimmuns
in bas 9ssenteiI umtpunbelt, bon bem
Seer in elmer offenen SeIOidIa4t Ders
tsibist ipsrOsn. 0enn bic @orgdns.
Dor 8erbun fteIIsn I'm 9runoe cine
Rsibe Offener Gelbidludten Dor.
I'm Die Grrsi9uns oes Sauptapeds
otefes 5elbsuges. bic Nieoerperfung
Der feinbliden 9lrmee, tpirO nod 9es
tGmpft. Die SObe Der 9erIuite oss
Gsinbes 1T inIofern BON srOber miIis
tdriI9er 8ebeutung, als iie oartun,
ipie peit Die S9pd4uns Der feinbs
Iidsn StrsittrGfte sebieben 1T. sic
bsOeutsn ben S9rittma6er auf benz
@sse gum fdIieBIidsn GrfOIs. Der
9efe9tsitGrts bes frunS0iiIden Seeres
lit bereits Elm gun3 beosutenOsr 9lbs
bru9 eetan. Der SeIbSus BON Der
Dun, ipel9er Die 5eitung ielbit als mts
litGriI6es Ma9tmittel ausseI9altet
bat. pirO aud oas fran5Oiii9e Seer
aus Dem SeIOe IfIasen. Der &f
sebt ni6t mebr um bas Sdidial Der
Seitung, ion6ern nm ous oes Seeres.
Gs banbelt iib ni9t msbr Inn bic Ries
oerringun9 Der 9erteioi9un9sunlagen
i'm 9orgelGnbe, I'm bann ben Sdupts
i9log gegen bic Sernfeitung gu fiibren,
ionbern i9on in oieIsm 8orgelGnoe
miro bic enogiiltise gnti6eiOung fall
len. Weil ole S9lu6t ben Gbdruttsr
zines 5eIO5uses trG9t, lit aud bic
0auer Der Sperutionen Der zines 5eIOs
3uss entipre9enb beitimmt. Gs liegt
alIo gar feline 9erunIuFung Dor, unses
ouIoig oOer gar 5agbdft 5u tperben.
Die Oeutihe OberIte SeeresIeituns
bat in einem ibrer 8eri6te feItgeItelIt,
oaB iih Die 3abl Der bon Den Sruns
5Ofen Dor 8erbun eingeisbtsn Strsits
trdfte auf einunofiinfSis 9ipiiionen
be5iffsrt, uuf bas ooppsIte Der osuts
iden. WuiOr a. .. ROrabt perans
IdIagt Ole fran0Oiiide StGrts auT
100000 Mann unb fiibrt aus, bab
oteTe 3abI bic SdIfts Der ssinmttn,
5rdntrei6 fir Die uttipsn OperatiOs
men, bos beibt fir bic GeIOidIa9t nod
aur @srfiisuns itsbenben StrsittrGft,
ausmahs. Die iusitsre Gntipidluns,
ptIhe Die miIitGrifthe Situation In.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
Matter /! GAIT TIT bie
Rnti9e Oes sduglings
f6On augefauft?

9Bsnn niGt, bann fommst nno ishtt
Ole pra6tpole ansmabl, bic iest fur
<uh arranairt LIT. Die allerneueiten
Stils, bic ii9 ole ssfduis uno jufris'
oenitetlsnb ermeiieH tuerben.
Suusrldifisfett III elmer oer ftarteu
Pnnite, mdbrsnb ieot Bsqusmll 4isit,
Ole ale praitii6 befunben, nit hinein
9ebaut lit. Die Preisitufsn, IS bic
$40, tpsrOsn intsreifant isin.
Weit ben Wl6bsln. pisrtsr Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18
GnfQn0.
Seiteria eiues altsabeims nn=
ter i6perem Seroadt.

9incUln tpiro anSseliefert- SSrennS
9UlituiS In California gefturben.
Gum S9erner SDrn PrOseh-Spit-
ipielise 8auten In Netu 9urf.
9eine amerifaniide Sesiun In
Stanaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Ddniidbc llmncmtralitat bcltraft.

2nB 8nnenort enc rtcrgc ShuocnclGbuHHHe negcn eHes 9robel
mo perfafertttcH Observation-Disclosures on Die 0elhhe &egicruuQ bat
8ablen mGneu ut crit iet betdHnt gcpOr0eu. 9cfaHntid bot Der gus
iauih bon 8ro0utten 5miiheH Sdiueom un0 0eutfhlou0 lett Dem BE
atn oes srteaes uiHt autgebort mo 81 3cteu ioBar er lebbote III
RenhoneH nngenomuen. Se uinthe 5mc, Die Dor Der 0eutifcu 9nqt
hafte, perntodte 0iien Serte1r ni1t 81 loren Der gHqlan6 qeaen Den
1hlh gng. ghm erinieneu befarutlih leeeu &erbit mebrere brttife
1pprleepoote m Der Office uno rthtcteu lmtcr Den oeutitea Sanoels.
1hHpH nebroden 5daoea on. 4uf mehe 8eie oiGc llnterieeboote
inrb Den aateeut uo Den Sun0 umbemerft I'M Die Office qclangen
tunnten, nar Der 0eutlden 5lotteuleihng Elm Rdtiel. gi Der euae
0er lurdialrt tonnte niht gut oauon geOadt ucrben, 6B bic ltnhrfce.
5oote uater @oner tbren &eq in Die Gfec Q~efnocn buten mo man
nnr onher rber5algt oB ote DanIihe 3egplng tie einfnt cnfobrcn lfb,
pos natirltd BON oteier ours GntihieOentr IN ahreoe gciaat lproe
thn nun Den gewels 5u erbrlngen Dob 0e &eunutung Der oeutihrn
f0riralttnt rtdhg mar, muroe ~foIgcn0er Sian erionnen mb ms 8erf
pie portrefHih egiit iprah umo erbielt Die @enmg, in Dem @epan6
Ser Deatihe aoumanOnnt crfdtGt ror Dem Sm0 mo erIlhte nun Die
5rlnbnts, IN ne Gite %enufobren. Der SmtO if ungcmciu TART be-
iefagt unO Elm einselnGr SauoneniduB bahe geuigt. nm Dem pernteintliben
9riien ieue @ege 81 wcteH. Auein Die oaniben 8eboroeu aaben phne
4eferes Die Grut1nis 81 Der 8urbfa5rt. Cos berfoppte llnereeboot
iuhr onrt uno bego6 fh mad SIZE, noabft crit Die oatite Iaqae ap
lBt mproe. Der SatDerbalt, Der Die qau5e Yianuihaft 81 3alqen bottle
Buf0e nun Der ooni1hen Hegierlug mtgeett uno oHfe itono berurteilt
"a I'm metete MBbeligtetten 5u oerbuteL erfdrte tie Nh bereit. Den
0eia1hen Shtften ongetoneu Shaoen u Ucrguten. Die Hetnqna belief
Hd auf 50 Dili0nen aronen un0 plr0e prompt beaGdcn lie 0cutfhe
Rsgprung buate fb in Sdueigen mo Die Sode mare nidt migcfom.
inet tpenn nut ea per0ahtges SGge1 oe8 0atiheu @chictfries ai
aopenbogea Die Auimcrtnntet Der 8untfreie mf nh aelenft hdtte
pelde hh 0e 9adtro9e nah 0euiden 9iart in 3daGnarf uitt an
grfl1rer maBen, bis fe ben @rno erfubreu. 9mt QnIdlt 9lelcr fri
1h Der &crtaaf Der oanlidel metn0iidcn SucIu nit Der gndcleaan
aat IN 3nionHenbong 5 brtngcn 3em Die 0auife &eqicrun4 moate
nnnirlrh ben gtpsfoa oafen mo bic 4nqGegelhGt prblacu mo ga
lanef ibr oe Is @}taioncn 9oaors e6a reht
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12

9lmeritaner weldCr gl1itanmuHg iic
and iein molen.
Gieic lotiadc mu IoBt ms tici
bliden mobin mir itcuern. 99ir
ieben oo6 Tentidhm mebr uno
mcbr mierardbeu mo mir lteben
tateHlos 0d uao Idaueu 5u mie ans
unierc t%ieiernite 5rommiafeit. reint
Site mo cole Stunt acraubt miro
bon ecniicnlrien @cl0mnhcrn
SolIte ms Gentihen bicirs nid,t elm
Sniporu lem, Dos 8ort 0cs Ocut
i6eu Starters &,il6dm 0r9 3ueifcn
oas CT in 5ricoens5riteu emit &C.
ioat: Boiler Gltropns luabret eilrt
beilieiien @iiter!" Sollte es aud fiji
inns nidt beibn: pGentihc 9meri
sos, pnbrtt cure b%ciliniten @ntel"
q. u SdIitfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
By CYRIL BROWN.


staff Correspond. The MY, Times
Special Cable to The N. Y. Times.
SWIDNIKI, ON THE STOK,
HOD FRONT, Volhynia, July rs.
lby Courier 10 Berlin, July 2s.)-
The fighting az this crucial point Of
the Stokhod line, while voted reason.
ably hot by an amateur, was char
acterized as comparatively tame now
by professionals.
As typical Of the sharp intermit-
tent fighting here, we were about to
leave Dead Man B~astion", when
tbs lookout reported signs OF Rus
sian life stirring in a distant house
beyond the railroad bridgehead.
From a signal tower the Front
Captain telephoned a sharp COM
mlnd 70 rearward, and presently a
giant calibre German mine cata-
pulled by a minewerfer, came hurl-
ing overhead and burst ten feet
from the house with the dispropor-
tionately terrific defamation peculiar
to battle mines But sharp-ey cd
Russian observers, too. had spotted
the correspondents bobbing heads,
and Russian artillery began pepper
ing away with shTapnel.
Heavy Battery Gets Busy.
j: took no further orders for the
German heavy battery instantly 70
open FIRE in reprIsal, Smelling with
methodical Slow ess and correcting
each shot, which irritated the Rus
slams, who directed their lire on the
little cemetery OF Swidniki, which
we had picked Professionally as prob
ably the safest retreat. Instead, we
ran for individual holes. The fact
that my seat PROVED on examination
70 be a case Of hand grenades failed
10 add euchantmen. 10 the scene.
After halt an houI the worst Of
the artillery squall blew ever and
we resumed our intensive study Of
the Stokhod front, enjoying the
quaint sensation Of a hundred-yard
sprint v open country. with
young Linsngen setting the pace,
then promenading for an hour
through a mud and water filed gully,
which the g~ood-natured Teuton
soldiers still engaged IN digging and
building il out optiuisticslly called
a trench. II was a brand new adj
yanced position which these patient
opponents OF superprcparedness
were pushing ahead Of the old first
line Of defense that ran 500 yards
behind US. Then Uncle L.insingeu S
boy asked il / wanted TO 60 still
further out 70 a nearby woodpatch,
a German and a Russian
patrol were playing hide and seek.
The Front Captain said, cheerfuliy
philosophizing:
Il am Mt your disposal as long as
you want, but in your own interest
| suggest moving rcarward. Your
principal duty, after all, isn't TO get
shot dead, is iii"
| made the fastest recorded time
oy the shortest route back to div
sion headquarters, only stopping to
note that The Germans had several
-uccessiye defensive Lines, and more
building. which perhaps explained
why the dashing young cavalry Gem
.ral commanding the Blood andT'
IRON Division wasn't wo. rying about
resumption OF the Russian Of
Says Russians Can't Get By.
l wasted time asking him what
you'd be the effect on the whole Of
-insingen's line If the Russians !
succeed in forcing the
here. He looked puzzled, /
hen said: They cai get by me.
They can't force the Stokhod, aus {
,esch1ossen. And he refused to
.dmi, even the faint possibility for
he sake of argument But then he 3
explained why ausgeschlossen: u
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an equal footing before the Laws
state OF affairs which was never
dreamed Of under the Russian ad
ministration.
In the industrial life Of the coun.
try the people have been aided ef
fectiyely by the new administrators
Seeds have been distributed anon
the farmers. Army horses have been
lent for the ploWing and the reaping
which is now begun In some sections
Throughout Poland the government
official has stood in the light Of a
helper instead Of a plunderer, as
under the old regime.
And, most significant Of all, the
German Is training the Pole In the
art Of self-goYeFnment. Instead Of
sending out petty officials from Der
lin, the Germans have entrusted the
work Of civil government largely to
the Poles themselves. For the first
time In the life OF Poland since II
became Russian. the people OF Pc
land are enjoying a generous meas
ure Of self-goyeFnment.
The Pole needs instruction in his
struggle toward national life. He
Is getting ii from the German, and
he is prohting by the advice and the
example.
An Illustration Of the rapidly and
the th%oroughness of German reforms
in Poland Ia furnished by the ex.
p~erience OF a traveller who was in
Warsaw on the day of the arrival
Of the Germans in the Polish capital.
The main railway station was the
scene Of apparently inextrieabie con.
fusion. Refugees, men. women and
children, were running about with.
out direction. and without hope OF
getting to their destination. One
German in uniform In the station
evoked order out OF chaos in half
an hour. The next day the station.
which a Uttered with Understandable
flth, was thoroughly washed. The
day following II was whitewashed as
IL had not been for years.
Such examples of system Will not
be lost on the Polish mind and
character. Whether Poland is erected
into an autonomous state. as the
Germans hope to erect it. or whether
Il is restored to Russian rule. the
influence Of enlightened government
such as ii is now enjoying by the
hazards OF var, viii make q lasting
impression upou the Life Of the Poles.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
BUILDING Up POLAND ANEW

The following editorial which appeared in The Evening Mail, New
York, may have been one. of the causes why the British government
ordered the expulsion OF Mr.. s 5 Mcclure who wrote or inspired this
and similar articles:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12

SH bNer Node fiuoen IN gap gorf or aouoentionen bB Z. o. r.
3mirapereus. Der amsrhan 5eOcration Of Catholic soteiteb. Der
Catholic goma Wens Sectional Union, Der @onBosa ilnton, 05 y. ~
StaatsberbonOes. Der y. y. Stants 6eoeration lobodider @ercine lm6
Den fntbotfm Vrcne bon guerHa iat.
Ds tatpoti6c Srelc Serrrgma miro ibre gaianImaal am
IL. un0 10 AuGuit bolten bod Die Eecaaeu meroen tn Der g9ohe
6s 20. gusut Den anbsrcn aonbcntiouci bchpobuen.
Me 6ci aerioui6cu auronale doueu. Gibbons mo GGonneQ
Der npotoifhe DGegat Gt 8p. Sobn gounno. ionic bde 9r5bifhoe|
mb 9tid0fe 5abrcite 8ricnT mo pronHnenc gahu aus alien letleu
aes 2anoeS pcrbci Wgegen fem. Cine IelnaRme non 10000 Neiuneu
miro ermortet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12

|. AAAA - 80 M@E -
A great work is going on in Po.
land under the German administra
ton. This work is Of no less a
scope than the reconstruction oil
civilization, razed to the dust by
years Of Russian misgoyernment and
in the last phase by the destructive
bury Of the Russian armies in the
course Of their retreat before the
advancing invader,
When the Russians evacuated Po-
land. they left little behind them
except smoking ruins and denuded
fields. For many years Polish ma
tionality had been gradually sup
pressed, the Polish language out
lawed and Polish schools closed.
Whatever OF sanitation had existed
under Russian rule had been largely
destroyed in the confusion OF war.
There we're no newspapers published
In the Polish tongue. Hunger,
Pestilence and Misery stalked In the
wake af the %retreating Russians.
The name Of Poland was a synonym
Tor Chaos.
Against these ODDS o new ad-
mlnisuation undertook the work Of
rehabilitatiag Polish national life.
Some of the results In this difficult
campaign are told by DR.. Karl Helf-
terich. imperial yice.ehaucelleF and
secretary Of interior,
The machinery Of education has
been started up again after years
OF repression followed by final col.
lapse. And II mast be understood
that instruction Is carried on. not 10
Russian as before the German In.
yaslon, nor in German, but in Polish
for the first time since Poland be-
came a Russian possession.
A comprehensive system OF SAM
tation has been established, such
as had never existed under Russian
rule. This achievement in itself must
appear marvellous TO those who are
familiar with the grossly unsanitary
conditions tina, formerly existed even
Ia such rich industrial centers Is
LODI. with It's half.mllIion in
habitants.
ciyil order has been restored.
The rights OF all nationalites have
been established. Jews can once
more send their children to the
university Of Warsaw and to the
secondary and high schools. White
Russian, Lithuanian and Pole are On
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