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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
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Diciclbc fOmmt inter glcgiernugs-
geuuIt, iuirb bergr6Rert; 9le.
sicrans saBlt S0bnnHs.

g3aibiugton, Il. Bebr. 0ent
gaus. ionic oeln Senats-&onitee
.klr miliidriide 9lhaelegeubeiten log
Nm Samstag Der gIntra9 bon 9fe-
.iientanten Der 9tationoIaarOelt
bDf, 0ieleIbeu Der 5lperuiiion Der
5tooten 5u eft3ieben ino lie Der
sleberpadlng ntlo 2eihlng oes
striegsarntes 1nlD Der 9iegierius 8lt
Irnteritellen.
Inter Oen 8e6ilgungen miiIlen
lGc NlitgIWOer Der 9tationdlgnr0e is
aebiuugen iut SATIRE niitmadeIL TO-
Vic all nen WtaHopern teilnelmcn.
q te Gffi5icrc per0en nidt mebr eiiIs
ddJ bon Den Mlitglieoern Der 9ios
sIonolgoroe crtpGblt, lonOern miliiclt
tid1 eiue 9Sriiiliug iiber lire 8e.
yigiing oblegen. Sir regelm1Bt-
8eipobntmg Der llebilngen be5ablt
i ie GeqierlIn9 Die 2obniina lm0 5pdr
10 SSabr Senerdtnaior $500,
riaooier $7OO, 0berit 5000,
,eritleutnafit $3.50. alajor $525,
iuptm1m $500. GberIeutn1nt
go, llnterleiitnont $3.50 uno @e.
iuer $l5 ODER % 9ro5ent Der
bnlng zines Soloaien Der regu.
ven 9lrnee Die stopi5nbl Der
Satioualgorbc ioll auf 100000 o0er
5000 uebr ols geeenm1rtig &c.
s. lnsht iuerOer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
aanabier finO ans bcm !odnsdjen,

gtiagoru Soils, q, o. ia. 6ebr.
500 fonaoiide SoIOatcn NIT 8
@loi6fnenqepebrell erbielten geitern
Oen 8efebl, Die groBen arafhtatio-
neh uno internationoleu 8riiden an
6en g}iagaro.6dllen gu bei6iiBen.
Die gan5e geatt ulatBten Die Seute
init Sen g9offen in Der Sun0 ber-
brin@n, neil bebailptet lpltroe, Dab
cine ,Oeutihe 9frmee~ BON Buffalo
aus auf Dem 8ege our tonaoti9en
@ren5e iei.
Ole 8uifoloer 3eitimgett fu1roen
bonn 4ojtault in aenntuis geiest, ooB
feine 3eitungen Die etDos 9eadteili-
ges iiber aonaoo iagelL nlebr iiber
bic ejrenae eelaiien perOen. glae
gl1tter milroen bon fanaoii6en 9f.
fi9iereH eetnu ourdgeleiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
gprb 9iprtIrlife luinft a6.

2oit0plt vi. fSebr. 2oro 9eort6.
cltffe bat in einen geitartifel IN iei-
ner 3eitllug p8ntlD 9latl" ben @e.
oanfert oaB er Den EOiten eineS
@liniiters oaa liftlpeiens unnebtl1en
tpiirOe,' melt rpu iih gepieien. Ser
9lrtifel iagt, oaB &oro 9fortbcliffe
glaubt, oaB es beiier 6efa6igte Wan-
ner gi6t, tueIhe oieieu 8oiten beiier
oerlpalten fonnten 9ltlBeroen fonnte
ct nidt nit Qutem @eipiiien Wtit-
glieO elmer 9iegierrug lperOeh mel.
DIE einen gerteioiguneS, itatt einen
QLnariffssaon1pf tontpft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
9ie Staliener in
Nlbaniell gtifblagtn!
ben &Ormarid Der Seifer'
rei9.llngarn auf3nbalten, lDer=
ben aber Geluorfen!
Snlsaren nur nod penige Wleilea bon aDIoua!

Sofia, Ia. sSebr. - 9ie @ulga.
rem nari6iereu aus Der @egeno Don
glbaiidn, glIbanien, Oas iie bereits
felt mebreren 8oden beieBt botteit
ser Meerestiiite 5u. Ger Wan gebt
oabin, bic Sytaliener, Die iii0lid BON
Qura88o iteben, eiu8uidlieBen. gom
Noroen oriltgen 0lterreidii4-unga'
ride Gruppen lnlter Oeln 8efebl III
res tiidtigeH Generals &oeDeB Dor.
Nuf 0urh einen i6leuuigen Slid.
Sug na6 ablona tonnen bic Stale,
ner lib Der llm5ingelltng ett5ieben.
8fii5iellen g8iener @erihten ge-
nl1B 6dben Die 0eiterrei6.llnga
ben e9fuIienern auf Dem 8alfan be-
reits Elm @efebt geliefert. SSSn oern
8eridt beiBt es: Stolteitiife Srltp-
pen batten ibre erIte Sdla6t ouf
Der @dlton-Sol6iniel. Sic griffet
nit GROCER @eoAt oie jitngit genom-
menen oiterrciAiid-nnqariithen i5tel-
Ilrngen aitf Der 9ole peitli6 bon
Sirana an, fprroeil ieOofJ gei4las
gen. 0eiterreihiirbe 6lieger bra9-
Ten Oie gtadridlt, 0aB eine groBe
italicniid]e 5treitlnodt iiiOlifl BON
9uro88o 8ltiummerge5pgen perbe,
mo man gldu6t in gsien, Dab cine
Gntideioungsi6Iadt unnlitteIbar be
toritebt.
(@}eloungen ans 9on0on 8ltfolge
fatte Die oiterreidtide 8orbut 3u-
ra38o Dor nebreren Gagen obne
ShipertItretdj beiebt; obigen 0tittei-
lungen 5ufolge ober ideirt oieie
9fo9ridt berfritbt 81 iein, ooer Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
6rat.'yoitn bel SSin'p
luicoer gel(blagcn!
9ie 9entidea baben tn jenem Sc
ldaDe nnD In Der Champagne Sabl=
: reit1e 0efangene gema6t!
ceferrti6er Snr9bre9ea italienii4e steanng!
Cfiisieaer Seitidler geridlt.


Berlin ID. 5ebr. 8as ariegs'
ONT Oeroffentlihte geitern abeno
sSoIgenoes
ggeItli9e 5ront. Sn Jlmoern
rurhbr16 unlere Snfauterie, BON
Der glrtillerie frdftigit unterititet,
feinolide Sbled)treiben. @lebrere
erfolareiGe Nlineniprenguugen ullr.
ben BON mns porgenommen, moourb
oem 6einOe erbeblidJer Sdnoen 81.
qefiigt lporoen lit. 5iioipeltIib BON
g0lfn9be iiberrunipeIten mir 40
Guql1noer unO nabuleu lie ge'
iangeu.
9ritii6e Artiaerie bei6oB geIterir
uto am Gamstng Die non llns be-
icbte Sta0t 2ille. @8 nuroe beoell-
TENDER Sodibdoen angeridtet, bod
fam niemdto I'M, aud mar Dos
Reimbursement, .bom nlilit1rii6ep
Stanopunft aus betradtet, belang.
los. gGlf Der 5roilt 5lpiidlen benz
ga @alIee adna[ unb glrraS ioDie
1ii0Iid, ser Somme 1illDerte id)le6te
g9itterlng Die milit1riIden Wtanos
Der. Die Sample nor0neitlid uuo
tpeItIi9 bon oen 9inlp Soben boben
fiir ms eilen erfoIgrei6en gerlauf
Qenomruen. Bis gum TO- 5e6rlor
rahnen mir Bel ben 0orttgen @ea
fehten 9 feinOlihe 9ffi5iere uno
6s2 Meonu gefangen, eroberten 30
Wadidtnenggpebre, 2 Wenenl6leli-
nerer uno cine Dfenge &riegsmates
rial. ggic uuiere 5lieger feititellten,
ilat uniere glrtilerie ben feiuOlideu
SfeGlmgeH 5piihen Der Die lllo
9ibeims libel ntitgelpielt.
ss5n Der Champagne. iiiOlif bon
ct. Waarieso.1p, erltiirnten mir
fcin6liGe StelIungen IN elmer 8eite
BON 700 g)aros un0 nobmen Gf-
fi3iere nebit 202 0lonn gefangen.
georotpeItlidJ pon MlofiiaeS 9riff Der
GSeino tDie6er6olt on. obne etlDas 5u
erreihen. Ceitlid) bon Moiion De
champagne fpir6 iu11 Den geiis eiui-
ger borgeidpbenen oeutiten SteI.
lungen. bic Der 5eino Dor me6reren
.g9ngen beiestc, NIT Seitigfeit ge-
l4fdnlpft. @lann riflgt 9egen geanlb
~tllo nos San0gemen9e berl1ltft 10.
iuobI fir bic g[nareifer ofS aud fir
Die slngegriftenen uerliltreid
3luiidjcn 01nos uno DloirI sex.
it0rfen mir burh Wlineniprengingen
Die oorgeido6enen ieinollden Stcl-
lliugcn in einer 5ront bon 80 bis
40 g)dr6s.
2cb6afte 2lrtilIeriefounpfe entfpi-
ftcln iib iii observation-disclosures
nun IN oen 8ogeien iii0lidb BON
s9illiic. Gcitlid) bon ct Qie ourd)-
frudl cine belitidle 4bteihln9 Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
0SriedleuIauS nrpteitiert.

Berlin, IA. Sebr. (Suntenberi1t.) J
= gtad) Wdtteilimg Der S6pei5er
3eitung a8erner 8unb" bot Der
qriefii6e BrentierlHilltiter @roteit
erboben gegen bie benbiihtigte
2anOung frat8oliider @taltni6aften
ouf &orfll.. SfouIou0iS fiigte BIN
3u, Die offelltli6e Meinuug in @rie-
denlan0 iet erttidie0en eegen 8er-
IeBung ser grie6iidlen Territorial.
redte un6 balte Die gfegierttng
fir bic 6oIgen elmer iolden beront-
tportliGl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
sos golSidliff ,,aSriatic1.

gteu gorf. Ia. 6ebr. = Ser
Gamfer 09Ioriatic@ tuelder anl
5amstag obeno BON SiuerpoOl eiils
trof, bra6te uidDt toelttger ols 30
Dtilionea Collars in @olo mo
gSertpapieren fitr gtep gorfer Ban.
tiers, gtern britiidje 3orpeooi1eer
batten oen Gnnlpfer "a Stunoen
binOurd. nadoem er aus @terlep
altsgelaufen, begleitet.
9SaIiagiere oes 9arupfers borten
IN 2iOerpooI, ooB bel Dem 3eppeInt-
anqriff anf ben I2tOunle- -Diitrift pom
81. Syauuar 179 8erioheh getotet
mlo 100 perlebt iuoroen ieicn. (Gos
6ritiide ariegsantt bate nur 80 30
te uaO 100 GerleBte 3itgegeben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
gdlIa anf Sen gearIdle

gI 8oio, Ser IA. 6ebr. sc.
neral gina befinbet iid ouf oent
WtorIhe nod benz SiiOea. @r be-
finoet iitb eegeuwdrttg I'M Santa
gnna 9iitrift. SUM 9lbteilungen
&egiernnqstrnppea Iin0 obgeiaflot,
i'm at unlaiIleeln. (3ns perinden
iie idon ieit @onoten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
MSiLinnia g4irNrrnnninntinn.

8aIbington Ia. Jebr. Sn ei-
mem 8rief an Serru CHARLES 8.
Sil0e6ratto, 5toatsiefretdr bon Ohio,
ernlG6tigt 8raiioent gSilion 0ieierb
ieinen gtaulen (8tlion's) ouf ben
5tinut3ettel oils BrdiiOentihaftsfan-
0i0at an iebell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
(sroiic Neners6rllnit.

gSilmington Sci, IA. 6e6r
Gle Grtidoit Selbubille I'M Sniier
Gonntn muroe gcitern fait p0Ilig
eingedi6ert. Ser Shaoen ioa et-
ma 100000 6etrn9en. sSnfolge
eines beitigen Shlriue8 iino olle
Selepbon- nno Selearopb-Ner6in.
onaen init Scr Scrit6rten 2rtIdnit
initerbrotben ioOaB man nihtS A6-
here's eriabreH tulr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
Nie fSrennbidlaft aefiinbiat.

Berlin, "a. s5ebr. (6ltnteflberifJt) J
= 9ie SoaiaIilten 6es 8abI0iitrif-
tes SoIingen oie Inn g3eidstoe
ourd GbiIipp Sdei6enorm bertre-
ten iino, 6abett beidloiieu, iid bon
Der a@inortt6tsgruppe", Die i'm
9feidstdg eeaen oie ariegsanIeibe
itirnnte, losaninaelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14

Seiterreider baben fidb no4 erfoIg.
ter 9lufflaritng 0es @elGnoes oui
ihre Sauptma9t 0rriifgeaogen. sssll
gln6etradt Der Sotio6e, oaB Die
Stdliener peitere Geritdrfttngen BEL
aDlona geIaroet b1ben, plant Der
italieliide @enernIltdb offe1bar, ben
SeIterreibern un0 8uIgoren cine
Sbladt anaubieteu, ebe ite auf ab-
Iona 5uriidfallen.)
8nlgaren Sriirgen bOr.
2onOon, ID. 6ebr. Cine 9ieit.
fer-8epeide poa 9lntiDerpen nleI0et,
OoB bnlgarii9e StreitfrGfte Die al.
boniide Staot fSieri beieBt baben.
(5ieri Iiegt etipo 16 Meilen bon
9lplona; man bat ieoenfals bic 9[b-
iidt, iene itaIienii9en Sruppen, Die
Sarnstag nit ben SeIterreidern
BET Siarna bnnOgemein tpurOen, bon
9lolpna ob5uidneiben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
Statt grenncreien 0lnnitions-
fdbrifen.

2onoop, ID. 5ebr. = gas a8aiIp
Chronicle" erfl1rt in einem artifel.
ooB bic englii6e 9fegiering in aiir5e
idnltlide groBen 9raufltmein.gren.
nereien i'm 2anoe in eigeuen Be-
trieb iiberuebmen miro. I'M iid in
Mlnlitionss5nbrifen unl5lnpanoeln.
I'm oies 5n ermogliden. benbit6tigt
bic Hegierlma oic @infuht bon
e5erIte flir 8remcrei6nede at ber-
bieten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
WrpEcr 1eneridloSea.

sSStbdca. o. g.. III, 6e6, Qtorie
san melde 0os meribolle dlealii6e
2nboratprilln Der lInueriiidt Cor
nell cnt6dlt. iuurOe geltern eiil Rnub
Der SSlummcu. Scr Sdjaoen belinft
lid oitf etfpo $300000. Inter ben
nernihfetell @eseuit1n0cn befinoen
iid Gbrmifalien meldle infolqe oes
acgrlnpartigen cHrop1ld)en 6rieaes
nidlt eriest nerhen fonneit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
aekt fomnlen gserheirntetc brnn.

2onoon. ii. 5ebr. Gie r9dil9
@1oil" beridtet, ooB ser erite gfnf.
mi al nerbeirdtete gtdnher, iiH uns
Ter Dem 9erbn. .Sbitent 8ltnt ariegs.
Dienit 8n ltellat in bier Mogen er.
ldIien neroen miro. Die lrBten llft-
berbeirateten sic oienitpflidtio ftiio,
ioIlen oieie 8ode nod etnberaiel
iuer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
GraliSent luieber Sa6eim.

g8oibineton, IA. 5ebr. 4}rGli-
bent 9ilion unO @enabln iill0 bell-
te bon ibrer 8aiierfabrt ben Soto.
mat binab wieoer bier eingetroffen.
Gr Miro Dor ollen 9ingen nit fttb gu
Rote geberL ipen er sum 9tadfolger
OeS ariegsiefretdrs @arriion ernen-
men mill rmo ounn oa8 Memorandum
Der 3entralmdhte betreffs g[ngrei-
fenS armierter Sauoelsidiffe itltote-
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
@eniaelns luiihlt tniener.

Raris, ID. 6ebr. g8ie aus
9ltbeu gernelOet miro, mil Der frii-
eere grieAiIde 8remiarminilter, Der
glIliierten4S6lbling @eni3eIos, iiA
mic0er III 0as pnlitii6e 2eben itiir-
8en. ct beipirbt lib in Dfptilene
Inn oie aalloiontir fir Die 8rie4i-
id)e 9eputiertenfannler.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
glr6raaFala eeuSLferlma LIS. az

@nI6ingtorl IA SSebr. Sic
9eboIferitna g3ebrasfa's betrile am
1. SuIi norieen sSahre8 t,25S, ,624
aopfc Iaut offi5ielIer Sd1slmg.
0onoh erpartet man. 0ob ole &c,
poIfcrima am I, sslIi 1916 ouf t.
273.375 creenanien iein miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
gritiidle gDifranler.

Berlin, Il. 6ebr. (6lnfen6eridt) }
. 8ritii6e geboroen IN 5olmoutb
nahmen ans Dem 9aupfer y@olrio~
idnt[idle mad, Silo 2lmerifa be-
itimnteu FoitioAen meg. Gu melr
Oct cine 3epeihe ans Rotterbum.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
@erii6ntter iSlieaer berlpanbet.

&on0on, Il. Sebr. = Der be.
riibutte britii1e 5liegerlelttrunt
CLAUDE @robonl 8bite, Der fi6 ottrd
ieine 8lieeerfunittiife aud IN Sine.
rifo einen 0olnen geiuadt bot, lit I'M
Sample nit Oeutiden 5liegern idiner
periDu10et poroen. Ser fandoiide
@taipr glrtbur @renfelL bat ebenfaas
fhmere Mnlloen erlitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
sdlnIIr far nptleibenSe gelairr.

9ieiU gorf IA. 5e6r Gas bel.
glide SiIisfonitee bat anaefinOigt,
OaB es lett geainn Der @inttrfams
paane oeIl giotlcioenOen i'll gelaien
Huo 9icrOirdutrcid 100000 Eoor
SAnbe iiberrieien bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
..3epuelin0 ititrst iug ay1eer.

Sopenbogeit, ID. 6ebr. Sier
eingetrofienen 8epeiden 5ufOlge lit
geItern ser 2uftfreu8er 500 in Die
g2uroiee geitiir8t. 9ie Mannihoft
Itebt in @efabr. at ertrirlfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
9iu(IiGtje ciige
nitro feltgenage(t!

8ien, IA. Gebr. Die offi8ieIle
rlliiii6c 9telbltng, ooB Die gtuiien
Die 9rtidaft l1iciec8fo in @aIi5ien
genomlneu bo6en, miro bonn 9riegS-
anlt ais SAminoel beaeidnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14

ct. 2ouis. NO, Ia. 6ebr. -
@. 9. gml Diner, SilfsiefretGr Oes
@uuoesidobanltcs, bal ii6 Dellte as
s,s,a,s0ta uU eae U0upcrienrsuntt
SDa 4tiIIuuri ertlart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
5ranjOll(C6er Rreujer
Oer(oren gege6en!
g8irO felt s. 5e6rnar Dsralift; aud
5luei engliIdle 3aupfer
DerIeaft.

9oris, ia. 6ebr. @eitern pur.
De folgenOe offi5ielle gefanitmo-
dung erlaiien: 8as @tarine Mini-
iterium befiIr6tet, 0ab Der Sfreu5er
4onirol Gbarner@ ineldjer 0ie ip-
ride ailitc bepahte, berloren ge-
gangen- lit. Set oem 8. 5efrnar, an
neIheln Gage Die oeltiae 2l0lHiralt.
t1t nerfanoete, odB en- oeutihes
Inlthboot einen frnft5oitihen areu-
ser Derierft bnbe, fe9lt Don Dem
arell8er je0e gtodridlt.
t9er ngonrirol Gbdrner" mar 347
SUB lang, batte cine 9epla5iering
BON 4,6S0 3onnen rno eine 8e.
IqBung bon $40 Weann. Gr bate
5pet 7.650aige @ei1iiBe In giirnlen
born mo binten, feds 5.53ollige
@eihiibe, bier 9iennpianOer, bier
9reipfiinper, iedS Ginpfinoer uno
bier Gorpeoorobre. er mlroe I'M
syd9re 1859 nom 5iapeI gelailett.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14
glndl aluei (fnaLanber tOrpeOiert.

2onoon IA. 5ebr. 3er eng
liiAe 9ampfecr r5pringnea" lit i'm
MaittelIdlloiiden W1eer auf ieiner &ei-
ie bon Golcutta nad 2onOon bon
eiilen 9mt9boot obne 8arnung Der-
ieilft moroen (i5all8 oies Der 6oa
1T, miro Der 3oinpier ipobt oriniert
geipeien iein.) Die aus 73 @lann
beitebeuoe 8eiotitng muroe iitber auf
0toltn gelatoet. (8ie Spring
nell mar 1926 SUB long 5,593 Gon-
nen 9roB unO erit irtf Sabre 1914
bonn 5tapel geloilen iuorocit,)
9luBeroem miro bef1nnt genla6t
oaB Der engliiAe 9artpfer ageonr-
MOOD" eberfallS elm Gpfer Der 3olld)-
boote geluoroeu lit. ct mar 654
aounen groB. $50 oos 6diff ber-
ientt nuroe, puroe nidt befonnt ge-
geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-14

Giina6urg uno na6e Sllorfit griffen
ilns ote @ctltid)clt nit SGlbgronaten
lino @ps6onIben on. Ser slngriff
ollf Die Ortihoft (5arbouuopfu idllug
iebl. sSm aoufulus berridlt fiirdt.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-01-13
A RECORD GAME

For the first time since basketball
was commenced in River Falls a
game was played in which one team
did not score a single field basket.
The Minnesota College quint, of
Minneapolis, was the victim in such
a game last Friday night. Coach
Swenson's pedagogues were the vic
tors. After the first two minutes of
play, during which time Normal had
scored 8 points and the visitors had
not SO much as had their hands on
the ball, all interest in the game was
lacking, and the only cheers from
the audience came upon the two or
three occasions when the Minnesota
boys would take long wild shots at
the basket, usually from beyond the
center Of the floor. Not once did
they even hit the rim Of the basket.
The visitors scored two points, ore
on their first opportunity for free
throw, and another on the last, af-
ter the final whistle had blown and
the crowd was leaving the room,
The final score was 81 to 2.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-01-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

1t is expected that a Y. M. C. A.
and Y. w. G. A. will be organized in
this school in the near future. Par
ticulars will be given in these notes
later.
Basket ball practice is progressing
nicely. With practice three times a
week, we should be ready for Ellis
worth a week from today at Els
worth.
The semester Exams loon up in
the near future. this being the last
week of school before they occur. 1t
is sincerely hoped that every stu
dent will pull through all right. and
be able to CO nmence the next
stretch all O. K.
Play practice is conducted each
day now by Miss Williams. There
are a number Of plays and many
promising new candidate in the cast,
and as far as it has progressed, the
play promises to be very good. Re-
member the date, Feb. 21st.
The Red Cross Stamp sale con-
Quoted by this school in the resi-
dence section Of the city was very
successful. Stamps to the amount
Of SLIT were sold by the pupils
who went around selling the stamps
Pupils who sold SOC worth of Christ
mas stamps, and thus obtained mer-
it certificates are: Floyd Barker,
Julian Smith. Neal Bartholomew.
Raoul Gendron, and Parker Sanford.
DR.. Cairns had charge Of the sale Of
these stamps in the business section,
and his success is not known by us.
Supt. Amy has conducted what
might be called a teeth Campaign
during the past two weeks. He
read many inter- sting pamphlets
and stories during the week show
ing the result Of neglecting the
teeth and why we should take care
of them. There has not been a day
during this time. but what some
fitting illustrations have been on the
bulletin boards. Cards were hand
ed out showing how to care for the
teeth, and one day over 100 samples
of dental cream were distributed.
l am sure these talks and readings
have been Of help to each one of the
students.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-01-13
The NEW TRAFFIC GUIDE
SYSTEM

Instead of one traffic guide at the
intersection Of our main streets as
at present, the Council has decided
to adopt system which uses four
guides at each corner. A guide will
be placed in the center of the street
just inside the four pedestrian eros
sings. This will do away with the
necessity Of such sharp turn in the
center Of the street and will give
drivers more opportunity to pass at
the crossings.
This system was proposed by
Chief of Police Ramberg, following
an interview with Prln. ]. w. I.
Ames of Monroe during the latter's
recent visit here. Mr.. Ames says
that it works we'll in Monroe and in
many other cities Of that neighbour
hood, and is considered a great i'm
provement over the old system.
1t will be probably two or three
weeks before the new guide posts
are installed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-01-13
THE "HU2" LEADS IN CHECKERS

The rest of Pierce county has sure
got to hand it to Ellsworth when it
comes to a discussion Of the grand
old game Of checkers. Haas, Of
Spring Valley, failed to appear af-
ter HoltsappIe had accepted his
challenge for the county champion
ship, and no other player has STEP
ped forth to take his place. Holt
sapple is said 70 be wizard at the
game, and has been invited by the
champion of Minnesota to play a
series with the best in the Minneso-
ia state club.
Then. too, in Ellsworth there is
Charlie Morton. who can play the
game blindfolded; yes, even two or
three games at a time blindfolded,
and no player of just average ability
will stand a show of winning against
him.
Editor Shaw of the Hudson Star
Observer has tried to enlist some
ST. CroiX County talent against this
formidable array, but so far with
no success. 1t looks as though the
call should be made general through
out the state. Can't nothing be did?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-01-13
REPORT OF THE RIVER FALLS
AND ROBERTS cow TEST
ING ASSOCIATION

Three years ago number of farm
ers In this section decided to discord
the guess method in dairying and put
it on business basis; as a result a
COW testing association was organized
with headquarters at the Normal
school. This association maintains a
man during the year whose work is to
visit each farm once a month, weigh
and test the milk of each cow, keep a
record of all the feed consumed by
each animal and the cost calculated.
Thus an accurate account is recorded.
The association year closes Feb. 1.
After last years results were complet-
ed the records of all the COWS that had
finished a years test were carefully
studied and tabulated. This article
deals with these results.
Three hundred eighty-three COWS
have complete records. The average
pounds of fat produced per cow was
256, with an average test of SO per
cent Since the average production
per cow in Wisconsin is IT'S pounds, it
is seen that the farmers in the asso-
citation are much above the average.
The average cost of feed was $36.25
an average profit per cow of $43.11.
The best herd averaged 800 pounds of
fat with cost of feed per head of
$42.5O, leaving an average profit Of
5000. The poorest herd gave an av-
erage of 1T pounds Of fat, requiring
$28.O0 in feed per cow and returning
$27.43 profit. The best cow in the as
ISOLATION produced $40 pounds of fat,
cost the owner 5000 for feed, leav-
ing a profit of $116.65. For each
pound Of fat produced by this cow it
cost ten cents for feed. The poorest
cow in all the herds gave 81 pounds of
fat at a cost of $1,000, returning a
profit of $1.64, for the years shelter,
care and milking, each pound of fat
costing 80 cents. To equal the profit
from the best cow in butter fat it
would be necessary to milk 70 COWS Of
the latter type.
That wide difference exists be-
tween COWS Of the same herd is shown
by the following figures: