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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Soter l'.tanll bolll
SrtnOe geldnbertl
9it 9euti1en baben luabrenD OerleB:
ten 72stnnDen iDeitIi6 Der WaaS
grORe SOrtidritte gemadt!
Sic frauB5Fi9en gerIufe sebsn ias llngebenrs

Berlin, 25. Nlai, iibcr 2onSOn.
- Der Nrohc WeneralItab meloet
bentr, bak bic Sentiden nOrOlueitlid
bon &er0nn eineu grDken Sieg err
rnnaen baben, Oenn iuGbrenb 6er
Ictten 72 StnnSen lit Oercu rcdtcr
Sliiacl nDrt anf elmer 5ront non
Srei Wieileu bDrgeOrnngeH nno bat
ben aansen Sutenmann.0iltritt bum
SFein6e geI1nbert. Die 5ran5Oieu
bnben bei Srm gerinfe, lire OOrti.
een GtellnHgcn 81 baltcnt Gin gan.
5eS glrmeefurps geOpfert. Sns orei
ailometer iueite UeI6u0e beS .oii.
aels go. 304 bcfinOet iidl snm gr0k.
ten Sell ebenfallS In Sdnoen Der
1rutidcn. Der linfe 6liiBel Der
NrUnyrinsen.glrmee iuuroe rnter Der
gsudlt oes fransOiiideu Maaeuan.
eriffs etluas eingebOgen, bat nber
Snrdl eaergildle 8cgenangriffe ben
SSeinb iuie6er snriifgctrie6cn. gei
oieicn sdmpfcn in ben llnteritanSen
Dor Ocm durt Sonanmout iiuo Habc-
III 10000 NIaun eefallen OOer ber'
iunnOet lpDr0en.
Ger 0bruhe Gcnernlitnb Itcllt ent-
IdlirSen In gl6rcbe, BAH bic fraH5Oii.
Idlen Streitfrdfte aud MIR 5eitiueiie
iidl in Oem seritOrten Sort 9Onan.
mont feitgciett batten; nnr cine ein'
siae feinDliae glbteilnng orang in
Sds ;Sprt Elm; aber feiner Der Stir.
iner fe6rte snriif. 8er nidt nit6er.
eemadlt mnrOc, geriet in @efangen-
Idlaft. 3eitlidl Der Wlaas merben
Sic lraa5pien lnngiam snriifsetrie-
bcR; 6urt lit bic game Oentidle Si'
mic am Elm 8rOeaten0eS nUrseidos
ben iuDrbgu.
5n Sem OifiSiclen geridJt BON ge-
itern abenS Geiht es, oah thitrtngi.
ihe Srnppcn Sas Gorf Gnmieres,
Oitlidl pom SDtramnnn eritiirmt bat.
ten; bis jest Fnb babel iibcr 300
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
0iGiIten entln(ten
grObe GitigReit!

Columbus, g. @f., 25. Dfai. -
gteue 0ielouneen bon Der 9,eribing.
iaeu 5ront in Nlerito beiagen. oaB
9iao ide 9onoiten binter oeut Rii-
den Der iid 5nriid5icbeuOen orupri-
faniiden Gtreitfr1fte neue Retrlten
ianmeIn. Die @eite Der 99anoen.
melhe bon omerifouiId)en Iruppen
8eriprengt iuuroen 5iebenQeonen i'm.
ter Drobllngen oudl init 5lilten.
lditfen ltn0 mtter @eriprcdlungcn rei-
der 9ellte = Slim Gienit beran nno
itellen ben giiid5ug Der gImeri.oner
ais cine 5lud)t bin.
San slntonio, 9eg., 25. @1ai.
Grei teraniidhe @iili5rcgimerter be-.
finoeu iidl gesenpnrtia mlf oen
Maride na6 Der @reiBe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
5eine Belc6(uGe Der
Oeut(CDen Go. .SDnOOe.

Columbia, 81, 25. 9loi. -giad
mebrtGgiger Sisung fam Die i1br.
liae aonfcren8 oes ilotiden S5Gi-
nols 9iltrift8 Der Geutideu Gnnnge-
liifen 5Dnooe gum 9lbidluB. nod.
Dem lie noditebertoe 9eidliiiie ange.
nommen bate.
,gs 1T lpobl uuber 6roee, oaB
Die gegenipdrtige 3eit utieres &c.
licbten gl0optiDpaterIdn0es 3u ben
idlperiten geiorgnilien 4nloB gibt,
oumal i'm Sinblid ouf Die burf.
aus unneutrale Stellung, ipclhe
0ic gegenpdrtige Administration
un0 anoere bcrporragenoc glmcri.
faner in oent blutigen gtin0en
Der &olfer @llropns etunehmen.
3as 9citrebeu Der einflnbrcidett
arctle, llnier 2nuD 3ugltniteil
Gnglan0s gum Gingreifen in oen
gSeltfricg 81 DeraulaIIcn un0
9euti6Iano unO ieine gerbiinoe-
ten OaInit au 0entiitigctl iollte ie.
ben 9iirgcr, Dem ons @obl unie.
res grpBen amcritaniid)cn Dol.
fes pabrbaft om 0er3en liegt
geraoc In oieier 3cit neranlni.
len, nit nacm Grnlte oabin 3lt
pirfen, bob MIR iolde Nlanner
fir oas gllnt cines 4rdiioenten
Der Ser. Staaten nonliniert lper.
0en, oenen. Die @bre Der nntiona.
len 8oblfobrt imicres groben
goltcs ilbar aneS itebt, mo Die
bic gleiheu Nedtc oller fir olle
in ieoer 9inii6t foroern unO re.
ipeftieren@.
9ie &anolungsmeiie eeipifier go.
litifer, Oieies 2nnO IN Oen curopGi.
idben Slrige binein3l3ieAcn iullrOe
Don mc9rcren 9febncrn auf oos
i61riite oeroanlnlt, mo cs luuroe in
9lusiidt geiteIlt, oob 0as amerifoui.
id)e 8olf, oas in Der Mebrbeit feline
ioIfe @olifif billiet, nit jenen Ntdn.
nern bel Ger bcDoritcbclioen @obl
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
apnpentiun Der ifranen.alnbs.

Stem Yorf, 25. 0tai. - 3u Der
bier geitern er0ffneten 13. balbjabr-
li1en aonbention Der ollgenleinen
@ereinigung bon lrauen aIub8
bntten lid etlpn 5000 Dele8dten
uno 3uIdauer eiu9efitaoen. Die 9e.
legoten itamnlen aus oaen 9cilen
ocs 2onoes, iopie ans Gnrtn gico,
Cuba, gl1sfa luio ben Gbilippinen.
Die Dtenge Der lengierigcn, melhe
Ser 6roffnung beiipobnen poIItell,
mar 10 groB, OoB Die 8oli5ei Gro
nung idaffcn ItlliBte. Stint 5rauen
mitroeu obnntdhtig ila0 ntnBten
ar5tlider 8eban0Iing anbertraltt
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Ser siegesSug Der
Seiterrei6=l1ngarn!
.24,SOO Staliener gefangen; 251 Sc
idibe, 1O1 Nai9inengeDtbre u.
16 8Dmbentuerfer erObert!
cTenFbe aimmt cine gr6kert ausbe5nuns at!

lieniihen 5ront ieben oie Oeiterreib.
llngorn lire iiegreihen Sample ge-
gen Die sStaliencr fort. 2eetere ba-
ben ben Stnlienern an alien 4uilften
5piiden Dem @orOoIee ino Dem Su.
ganataI empfinOlid6e Ghlappen bcis
gebradlt Siio6itIid) Don Orient
ilber Die 2anocsgren8e getrieben
MADDEN Die StdIiener iest ber5peifeI.
tc @erillhe, ibre ltarf befeitigte 81.
nie bon gliiago nod glriiero itno
Die S6ben oltlih pom bgliia-Gnl ait
bdlten, nit mcldent Grfole, bleibt
ab6uiparten. 9iou gibt glL oaB Die
Stalicncr bel ibreni 9fiid5ng Diele
8eidnse idmeren 9alibers 5eritor-
ten ipelde iie 1iht ulit3unebmen
Dernlohtcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

g9iet, %. W1oi, iiber Berlin unD
oonn ssuntertberidt nah Snppile.
Dos oiterreidiih-uneoriid]e
Saltptquartier nlel0ete geitern abeno
foIoenoes: gtoroIi6 oes Sugano-8n.,
les bnben uniere 9riippcn ben &c.
6irgriidcn 5ipiiden Salubic big nad
gorgo beiest; duf ben iiiolid bonn
Sugono.Sol befinoIiden @ebirgs-
fGmulen baben mir ben Seino mci.
ter iiiolib 5uriidgetrieben. 8eiter
| Iiiolib berteiDigen Die sytaliener Die
S0ben oitlid pom 0'gliia.Eal, To-
lDie Die befeltieten Giitrifte giingo
lno glritero. 9os 8nnaerfort Can't
pologno befinoet iid in Sanben Der
Geiterrei9er. Seit gegirm utierer
Sffenlibe an Ser Sii0front boben
mir 24S00 @efnngene gemadt, 0a-
rii1ter 524 0ffi8iere; ferner erober-
ten mir 251 @eldiiee, 101 Mafhi-
nengeuebre unb t6 8onlbenmerfer.
SSn Dem 3oberoo So1ebene-Diltrift
tobeit gegentp1rtig geipaltige glrtil-
leriefGnlpfe; in Der gtdbe bon Wlon-
foIcone iebte Die itnlieniide Snfante=
rie gum Stltrn an; Der glngriff aber
muroe abgepieien. Gin olterrei6.
itngoriide8 6liegergeidmooer bot
ben 9obnbof 81 9erlocarnia erfolg-
reid beidoiIen. 9einl Riid5uge ito
lierliiher Gruppen aus oIterreihildl-
llngdriid1en 5t10ten unO 0rtihaften
IdloB iid ibnen Elm Tetl Der itolie-
niid)en 8eb0lfernng an. SoId)e, Die
ibr Seiut ouf iol1e slrt ltno 8eiie
DcrInIien, meroen in llebcreinitinl-
miing nit ben @eicben 5ltr Reden-
ld)aft ge3ogen iperoen weil tie ii6
ocnr sseinoe ongeihloiiep bnben.
Seiterreidliid-iingariidcs @dltpt-
quarter, Gienstag, %. Otoi, iiber
Berlin liilO 2onoon, "a. Nidi.
Geiterreih.ungoriihe Sruppen fab
rem fort, Bic GuBeren @iirtcl Der
Sorts, iuelde 9(rliero beidiibet, Su-
Iantnten8uidieben. Die glrlnee oes
oIterreidiifen Gbronfolgers berfolgt
ben 8orteil lpeiter, ben iie am 5rei-
tag geponnen botte, nl8 bic critic
greine irt Die fein0lide 2inie nnro-
tpeItlih bonn Sort gelegt tpnrbe
3ieie @reihe erntoglidte es ben
0iterreih-llngdriihen Sruppen eini-
ge Der 9luBenitellunger oltlif bon
Dem 9lose ioDobl bon borne iuie
bon binten ait5u9retfen.
Die beberri6enoen @iigel Sonne5-
30, 9oeio oe[a 9end uno 0fonte
Welignone fielen in roiAer Reibef-
folqe un6 bra6ten bic OeIterreid-
llngarn in Den geiib Der gnrBen
2inie bon fSorni, bonn glita6fluB
meItlih big mad Der @ren5e
@enf 25. 91oi. @iener niht-
omtlidc Meloungen bon geitern be-
logen:: Cine groBe italienii9e 5treits
nia6t, melde oaS Stdotden 8orgo
beIebt geboIten bate, rdltnte 0as-
ielbe geraoe nod redt8eitig, I'M Der
@efangeniAaft oltrh Die Seiterreid.
llngarn 81 entqeber.
Der linfe 6liigel Scr glrnee oeS
oiterreihiiden &ronprin6en, raid
iiber Die @egeno oes SagunotolcS
pororingeno, mar idon int gegri i
oie 8er6in6ung Der itolieitiiden 81.
MEN obauidneioen als Die Stale
ner Die @efobr ent0eften. Sic mi
den Damn baitig 8uriif, olS Die
Geiterrei6er mir nod einett lnebr-
itiinoigen @lnrih bon ibnen ertferrt
Doreu, unD eaben niele idpere glr-
tiQerie otf. Gie Geiterreih -llngarn
oebnen iest ibre Sffenitbe meihpdrtS
bis gum @oroalee aus.
2onoon, %. Ntoi. - gln Der ita-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
9rnfer falten gsnbl al.

sSnoiouapolis, Stto, Is, Dat. -
Die WtitgIieoer oller Grufer ssSn.
nungen bielten gsItern i'm gan8en
2onoe ibre jdbrlide Beanitenpobl
ab, bel DeI6er bic 9iationolbeamten
erlp1bIt iperoen. Gie otfi5ielle 3db-
lung begirtnt nnt Z. Slnt i'm bie.
iigen internotionalen Soiiptquartier
un0 miro etIpa 5pei Bo1en nab
rem. Der eegeup1rtige grGiiOent
W1ors0en q. Scott BON Stem gorf,
bat feine 9ppoiition.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
sOtidlafter e6arp erfrantt.

Goris, 25. Itoi. Ser aneri.
faniid5e gotibatter 8itliunt @robes
Sborp lit an elmer 2ungenent5iin.
oung erfrotft. befinoet iid ieoodD
ouf Dem 8cge Ser 8eIierlrng. Ole
9fcr8tc boffeh 0of er in 8tpei $50.
den folpeit 1grgeIteIlt lein ipir0,
bob CT pieoer ieinen glultspflidten
racbgeben fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Orei ita(ieni(d)e
Dampfer tOrpeOiert!

9om %. @ai. - Gs miro belt.
te oifi5iea ongefiinSigt, oaB orei
itaIieniife 9ontpfer torpeoiert uuo
perienft ipurben. 0teielben botten
3iiamuen 1000 EonneneebnIt.
GIeid5eitig miro selneloet, oaB Die
0eiierreiher bel einem Seegefeht lit
Dem 9loriatiiehen 0teer Elm aaronert.
boot oerluren ba6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Ga(ement' S Sd)icBIn(
(C6eint teliege(t!

2onoon, 25. @}oi. @cgen Cir
9oger Gaienent lit Die auf Sod.
uerrot Iautenoe glufloge cr6oben
Der Sal miro AM 26.
SUM berbnnoet peroen gei sylt.
itrliftion Der @eid)norenen laate
Gherridtcr Baron gieaoing, oaB
Sohperrot 0as idnerite 9erbrehen
gegen Aos engliihe @eieb lei. (gs
i6eint fider. baB ilber Gaiement ooS
In6esurteiI geiprod)elt tper0en
miro.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
gludl @elO in g,crlin.

Berlin, %. 0lai. Die bieiigcn
3citlngcn MAIDEN befannt. boB bic
@eiamtuetten auf Dem Hennplas I'M
8runelualo anl Sonntag iih dlif
100000 altnrf belicferL trosbem
es iidl nid)t inn Hernen non groBer
8i6tigteit banOeIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
nar iFair6anEs als GraESent.

g6icogo, 25. @lai. syames g.
@ooorid. repu6lifnuiider @ouber.
neursfahoioat un0 notionalcr $50.
miteennnn bon SnOiaua. lit geiteru
bier aingetroifeb Inn cine aoup1gnc
fit oen friiberen g}i8e 4rdIioenten
6. gg. 5nirbnlfs, ms 2eben 8n ri.
zen. IS ioa iofort elm fSoir.
bonf'ihe S9auptquartier eroffuet
ner0en, i'm fir Deiien giontination
gum Observation-Disclosures sSro.
poganoa 81 MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Gaud)6oOt (ietert Elm
gut StiiC6 ar6eit!

2on0on, 25. 02di. - Ser $3.50
Eonnen groBe britiide Goupfer
D8aibington@ iii elmer bier cinge.
trpffenen 9epeide 8ufolge BON einem
oeuti6en 3alidboot torpeOiert uno
nerienft iporoen, Ser Galupfer mar
378 Sup lang. Die @tnnnihaft
0esielben puroe eercttet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Gnclnn shnm lleirntrt luiebrr.

g2em ssijort, %. 0toi. gbelDn
g1rsbit 5boip, bon peIder ibr @ot-
te, Der G3orOcr Sarr1 Ibnip. fiirS.
lid ecI6ieocn muroe, bat iid) in
Baltimore nut benz Gdnaer Sad
Clifford, nit neldetrt ite 8uiammen
oliftritt, ebeIib perbinoen Iniien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Oeut(C6e (C6(ie6en
GinfO6rt our Office!

aopen6agen, 25. Naai. Sier
etngetroffcne Sdiffe bringen bic
Meloung, oaB Die 9eiitiben gcgcu-
p1rtig babel iino, ein Minenfelo
slpilfcn Der o1niiden Sniel Born
boln lmo Der ibrpeoii6en aiiIte
BIT legen, ofteibor in Der qbitdt,
ole @inidbrt 5nr Office 3u idlie-
Ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
aitierperfehr in buLLem Ganae.

aopenhogen %. Wioi, iSber Con.
Don. Sad DepeIden aus Malmo
pitroe Ser 0elttidle Sniffsoerfefr III
Der Office I'M bo[Len ltnlfonge iuie.
Der aufgenontren. Stint oelttine
Sonoelsnol1pfer trafen geitern lt1ter
8eneflitig bon ariessIhitfen il
iGmeoiiaen Sdien eiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
@.diaefifde sdlmnaaler anarflaat.

5eattle. 8aib, 25. Mai. 9or
Dem bieiigen 9unoesgetidt begann
geitern Der 9ro3eB gcgen 0rei gBei.
BE. einen s5apaner un0 nein Ghtne,
ian, wclde ongeflaat iino, Cpiilri
ionic Gbineien bon 9ancouber, g.
g.. nad ben Ser. 5toateH einge.
idmnaaeL! 81 haben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
9etterberidlt.

Sir Smoba imo ltnge9eno:
Sd)0n beute obero iulo ipobribein-
lid SSreitog. aubler.
SSiir 9iebrasto: SIM aleenleinen
ihon beute obeno into 6reitoe. 9iib-
ler i'll 0itlihen uno 5entrdlen 9eil.
sSiir Soma; 8eilipeiie belpoIft.
@abrideinlid) IofoIe @ripitterregert
bertc obcno oocr 6reitoe. sSortge.
lett tporr belte obeno. &ubIer
on1 6reitns I'M DeitliAen SetI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
@enerol a,nllieni totfrunf. .

9aris, 25. Nloi. ,5n Dem
geiiuoeu oes fran3oiiiden grtriegs-
ntiniiter GSollieni bat iih pIotIi1
cine @ulOnng 8im Sdlimmeren
einaeitel!t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
Sapan fir dlinei. SaeOplntipnare.

Sofio, %. @1oi. Cine Crude.
rel in Sofio Itellt 1000 &riegslonb-
farten fir Die deinciiiden &ebollttio-
nGre ber. 3obIrei6e iol6e aarten
IoIlen ihon nod 8efing, Sbonebai
rmo 5ientiin geianot morOen iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

8cfangene gemnht iDurben, Sarnuter
y Offi5iere. lleber 700 @einngenc
iunrSen in Dem SpnanmOnt gIb.
idlnitt gematbt.
SiiOmeitlidj non WibendlB griffen
ltarfe britiidje Streitfr1itc iuieoer.
Bult bic bnH ben gaDtrn erDbertcn
neuen StellnHgen an. gtur bcrein.
5elte Sruppen uaren intitun0c, in
Sieie Stellnngen cinsnOriugcn, nnb
iie ficlcn IGntlidj I'M 6anbgsmenge.
5m llebrigen uurOen aIle gIngriffe
5uriifgeidlagen NIT ie6r iduerrn
britiiden&erlnitcn. Sleinc britiide
gIbteilnngeu nabe SnllndD nnS gIai.
rcbille batten Gin Gbnlides Sdif.
ial.
8as bic SrausOien iagen.
Naris, %. W9ai. Die 9eitt-
iden boben Sort 9ouainnont mieSer
6eiett. (9asieIbe boben bic 3eitt-
iben iiberbaupt mic perloren ae.
babt) God baltcn Die sSranaoien
nod irnmer 6as unlliegenoc @el6noe
beIest. (5it aud nift nabrD 6ran-
5oiiide Grllppen madten lebte gtad)t
oilf feinolide Stellungen 0itli6 ppn
Gunieres einen energiiden glngriff
NIT San0gronaten Irt1 triebel 0te
0euti9en etpas suriid. (Sebr ueit
iperoen Die 9elltiAen ii6 mobl nidlt
8arildge3ogen babet Dern es lit ia
lattiom befannt, 6aB bic 6ron5olen
iofort Siegesfanf1ren ertonen lni-
len iobnlo iie olih MIR Den idm1dl-
item 9lngriff MADDEN and iDenn lie
bel ibren 5turulauariffen bic idon.
Iten aeilc befommett) Gie 8eut.
ihen haben Die fron5oitIdle Stellung
noroli6 Der Snltoronont Steinbriis
DE genontnen. (2Iuf Dem, nitliden
Wadsifer.) 9erioiheue gl1d]t bn.
ben teine be0euten0en sSnfanterteons
griffe Itattgefimoen.
3iDiIhen oem 9lbocourt Beboli
nno 8eit 3onoumont (noromcltlidl
uno norooitlid bon 8er6nu) befin.
ben iif ouf einer Strefe bon 20
Reilen niin6citens Elm 2ubeuo
ShIuhten, Die nit 2eihen aefale.
ner Solbaten ongefiilIt itno. g9ie
3ubor bat man 10 erbitterte aGn1pfe
geieben ooer aud nur bon ibnen ge.
Bort, tnie iu1bren0 Der lcbten orei
Gage in Der @erom syront. Gs
miro ongerlontmen, ooB mdbreno Der
anaegebenen 3eitperiooe Die 9euts
ihen Gin hoIleS glrmeeforpg an 70.
ten uuo 8eripmnoeten berloren ha.
BEN. (Wie fonnen bic 5ronsoIen
oos 6cboupten? 8e51blt bd6en tie
Die oelttiben @efallenen uno Ser.
mlnoeten fiher niflt. uno in ibren
gerehnaingen Der nelitidlen 8erluite
bnben iie iif bisher nod ilHncr aIs
foIoiiole 9innmfopfe beipieicn.)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-20
CUTwORM CONTROL
Cornfelds May Be Protected by
Flowing at the Proper Time and
Using Poison.


Using Poison.
Numerous complaints Of the raw.
ages Of cutworms, especially il
relation TO corn, are received eacf
season by the department. Prompt
action is necessary for controlling
cutworms after their presence be-
comes noticeable in the spring
which is usually about the time the
corn begins to sprout. Because OF
the fact that the delay necessary
between the time the worms make
their appearance and the time a re.
ply can be received from the de-
partment is often disastrous TO the
crop. the importanc of recognizing
these insects and knowing how to
control them is evident.
Cutworm injury almost invariably
occurs in the spring, the plants us
ually being cut Off at the surface,
or a little below the surface of the
ground, beginning as soon as the
first plants sprout and continue I'M
Til late June or cary July, by which
time the worms are full grown.
Feeding takes place at night, the
worms resting during the day be-
meath debris or in the soil at a
depth of from one-half to one inch
below the surface, and since they
closely resemble the color Of the soil
in most cases, the cause of the in
jury is often not apparent. How
ever, il the soil surrounding the
cutoff plant be examined carefully,
the culprit will quite Likely be found
curled up in the soil.
Life History
The various cutworms are known
under a number of popular names,
such as the CLASSY cutwOrm, greasy
cutworm, variegated cutworm, clay
backed cutworm, ETC., but the in
juries caused by them are very
similar and their habits in general
are also much the same. The par
ents Of cutworms are grayish or
brownish moths or "millers," which
commonly occur at lights during
summer evenings. Each moth may
lay from 200 to 500 eggs. either in
masses or singly, in fields covered
with dense vegetation, and hence
are TO be found more aften in Guilt
waited fields which have been in grass
or weeds the preceding fall. The
eggs hatch in the fall, few weeks
after they are laid, usually during
September, and the young cutworms,
after feeding on grass and other
vegetation until cold weather, pass
the winter as partly grown cater
pillars. If such infested fields are
left TO grass, no noticeable injury is
likely to occur, but when it is brok-
en- up and planted to corn or other
wlde-row crops, the worms, being
suddenly placed on "short rations,"
wreak havoc with the newly planted
crops, the nearly full-grown worms
feeding greedily and consuming an
amount Of food. In north
ern ATTITUDES they attain full
growth and stop feeding in late June
or early July and change TO the
pupal or resting stage. The injury
often ceases so suddenly that farm
ers are at loss to account for the
fact.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-20

There are 5Oo,OO0OOO birds In the
United States, according to an est.
mate made little while ago by the
government. This means that there
are about Ave birds TO every man. wo-
man and child In this wide country
Bird lovers In every part Of the United
States assisted In taking this count
The census was taken by acres. and
the most scientific methods were used
Those districts in which no count was
possible were sized up by the results
obtained from nearby places where
the census had been thoroughly con
Quoted. The fnal estimate is said to
be reasonably near the actual figure.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-20
Cleaning Up Would
Destroy Mosquitoes
! Breeding Places

- WAT THE FLyr has long
- been a rallying cry among the
workers for better sanitation,
purer hygiene and cleaner streets. but
It's position as a slogan Is threatened
by new cry Of ISLAM the mosquitoy"
A bulletin issued by the PhIladel
phia board OF health deals with the
mosquito question and tells how to
make the clean up campaign mini
mize, II not eliminate, the dangers In.
separable from the presence of mosqui.
toes I'm numbers. II lays stress on the
Importance Of killing as many as pos
sible OF the mosquitoes in the early
spring. because every mosquito killed
now Will mean thousands less In the
summer"
BY far the best way to deal with
mosquitoes" says the bulletin, els to
destroy their breeding places. As soon
as the warm weather comes the female
mosquitoes. which are the only ones
which survive the winter. will emerge
from their winter quarters In our Gel
lars. vaults and other damp, dark
places to seek food and to hunt a place
to lay their eggs. The breeding mos
quito must find standing water in
which to deposit her eggs. II she
fails in this she soon dies. without or
spring. Therefore no stagnant water.
no breeding places for mosquitoes: no
breeding places. no mosquitoes.
People do not realize that any pud
die Of water. no matter how small nor
how foul. Is an acceptable breeding
place for mosquitoes. Where Il Is nee.
essary to have water standing in tanks.
barrels or other such receptacles. keep
them tightly covered with One wire
screens Keep cesspool covers perfect
~ tight and the vents tightly screened.
where drainage of pools Is not pos
sible or covering Of receptacles Is not
practicable all standing water should
be covered with a Aim Of kerosene oil.
which prevents mosquitoes from breed
ing in IT. One ounce of OIL In suf1cient
to cover fifteen square feet of water.
The OIL should be renewed once q
week during the mosquito breeding
season"
The bulletin admonishes all house
holders and residents to take full ad.
vantage OF clean up time, so that
neighborhoods and individual premises
may be made mosquito proof. ny
proof and disease proof"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-20
MOUNTAIN AGRICULTURE
Robert Spence Speca
Investigator

up and devour insects of many
kinds. including cutworms, in large
numbers. Farm poultry, IL trained
to follow the pillow, will prove Of in
cstimable value.
When cutworms are found TO be
abundant on corn land, the use Of
the poisoned bait is recommended.
This may be prepared as follows:
Mix 80 pounds Of wheat bran, .
pounds Of Paris green. and @ finely
chopped oranges or lemons. Then
bring the whole mixture TO the con-
sistcncy Of a stif dough by the adj
dtion of a cheap molasses, such as
is used in cattle rations, adding
water when necessary. Distribute
this bait over the infested field in
small Jumps, taking care TO sprinkle
il sparingly around each hill. In
case bran cannot he readily obtain
ed. middlings or alfalfa meal may he
successfully substituted. In fields
known to be infested. the distribu-
ton of this bait should be started
as soon as the corn begins to appear
above ground so that the cutworms
may be eliminated as quickly as pos
sible and the injured hills promptly
replanted. During the warmer
spring months cutworms do most OF
their feeding at night and burrow
into the soil TO the depth Of an inch
or two during the day, so that the
bait will usually he more effective
il applied during the late afternoon
or early evening hours.
Frequently cutworms migrate to
cultivated fields from adjoining
grassland, and in such cases the
crops can be protected by running
a narrow band Of the poisoned bait
around the edge Of the field or along
The side nearest the source OF infes-
Iation.