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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
GoneprNia 9omen.Gleianaperein.

0ie 3ienstog 8ben6 I'M Dtltitfs
6ein abge1altene @eneraloerIautuu.
lung oes GoncoroiQ 0omen- @efang-
DercinS NOR reht 5abIreif) 6ei1tft.
Die 8eou1tenlpa6l ergob folaenoes
8eiultat: 4}r1iioentin SRI. 2lrrna
camp; 8i6e 4raii0entir SRI. @nl-
ma @iIte; 9}rot. Scfretarilt- 5roll
9. $. 8eeoer; cSiuon8- 5etratGrirl
Sri ". 5teoinger;; 8ibIiotbeforitl-
Sri. 2lnnn Stronger; 6inon5fonite
6roa 2lnnn 8oetel, SRI. Dora Siil.
rid1ts, 5rou Geo. aDe; @refutib-
fomite 6rou gI}or 6Iotbom. 9Srou
q aden 6rou 6b. Sect SRI. D}nr-
gnretbe 8oetboff, SRI. 0oro 6in-
ridta mO 6rou 2fnun 8octel.
6eute glbeno finoet Die 8eIongs
probe 0e5 Goncoroia 0amen.@eiung-
uereius jtatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Seiliaer 0riea In glpr0afrifa.

aonitantlnopel, ). San 9toh
bier eingetroffenen BriDatlodrid).
ten bat Der Glnir 9(boul 9}altf, eilt
Gntel oeS fraberen Gmir9 uon 2Il.
gerien, 2lboul aooir, idutlihe 2lro-
beritdnlme atfgeroroert, iid an 0ert
6eiIigen arieg ju beteiligeu mn
gegen Die 5ran5oien 5u tampfen.
Cine 2tn5abl Der 6ilbrer (eiiteten
nit ibren Stdmnen oieiem 2lufruf
SSolge Nan bofft, 6aB Der @ntir
gtb0ul MaIif, DER BON groBem Gin
fIuB lit, idrrtIicbe in g}oroafrifa be-
finoliden 9lraberitdnne fir oeu
Seiligen arieg 9egen Die 6ran5oien
geipiunen miro,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

Berlin, 5. San. (GSuutenberidt)
RuIiiIde 2egionen Die gegeu ole
oiterrei6iif.nngarii6e ltil0 0eutiAc
gbalanr in @oIi5ieu uritiirmeIL IN
Der 9(bit6t Die Sdlobtrei9en oea
5einoes 3u ourdbreheu itiirmen III
Sen Sob. 9(n feiucm 8liutt iino lic
ul6 MIR IN iraeIto elmer 8elle er'
iolgrei6 gGueicn. 8usielbe gilt
non oen 3talienerlL Die an Der
,5iunao.5ront no6 mie Dor in oen
lob rennen. R0r0lih bon Golie, in
Der @egeno pon Golmein, inieica Die
Critcrreider nidt nur eiuen gepolti.
0cn feinolidDeu 9lugriif ob, iOnOern
nc ero6erteu bel eiuem erfoIgreld
alsgeiilbrteu 8egcuangriff uOrollb
pon Collie cine ietnbIicbc Stellum8
,;il benz ofii3ieleu 8ieuer gcri4t
itber oie 5adlagc betbt es:
Die icit mebrcren Iagen tobenoe
SAluc)t in Sitgali3icn 0ouert all.
2lae 9lngriiie Der 9tuiicn gegen IN
Icre 5tellrmgeH uabc LoporouB idl1t-
gcn iebl; INNER lpieoer ieBten Ote
toDesnultigen gltiien gum Stlirm an
nber nur, lin inter luggebenren Der
lujtcn 5uriidgeidIdgeu 5lt merOen.
lhticre topferenlruppen bieltal me1.
rere burd) iein0liAes Artillerieteuer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
aQlierte R0nngn
nlc6t me6r gemlnnen!
tsruf 3nlins auOraiig ia9t, OaE
Scren 5riibiaGrs Gffeniipe 5a
iammenbreden mir0.

9uoabeit, / San. (GerIpatet.) -
Ser 5yiibrer I'M lmgoriihen 8arld'
mcut. @raf Suliu3 9lnoraiiD, cr.
tldrte 9cllte einen aprreiponoenten
seacnilber, 5oB nit @iutritt Oe8
Iriibiabrg ole gQiierteu es nod
eiumol init einer geipaltlgeu 9ifens
ire Deriuden pcroeu; oieielbe aber
mirO fir iie perig Grfolg 9n6en
iic luiro cbenfna8 5liianmPnbre'
hen. llliere miljtdrIi6e Gage 1T
oegeniudrtig illr ms 10 gitnitig,
DAP mir intiton0c iinO, Streittralte
itn6 ariegsuaterial 3ll irgenO elner
3ctt mad ir0en0 einer 5Sront tDerten
5u toHnen 5erner t0nnen mir lll.
icre 3ruppen ton5entrIeren - ou3
fonnen uniere 3einoe aber nidt
3oour6 miro un5 Der Sieg ii6er,
menn imlere 8egner uid) ilber mebr
Nlamjduiten m0 gr0Bere @iliss
aueaen uetfagen 10 miro Gieies bod
nurd unier eu1eitlibes gorge6en
anfaepogen. 5oIten Die 6ein0e
nlrflid) cine 9ifcnltbe unterne5men.
10 DerOen iie balo 3ur grfelnnis
frmmen, Dab iie gegen ans ni6tS
ousBuridteH beru09eil.
Sd fiirdte, Is miro Elm langer,
LANCER arie5 iperoen, mir t0anten
idJon nddlite 8ode ,Srieoen MAIDEN
bic 9lQiierten aber moaen feineu
Srieoen; iie Itu6 Don rulerer lleber
legenbeit ibnen gegenitber imner
nod nidt ilber3euat 9lber bic gan8e
g8eIt miro bplterlif; iogar DIE Ileih
tralen Niddte 6eginnen, Die @eOuIO
all oerlieren. IS lit fir Die 9}eni6.
belt i'm al8emeiner cine Sdnlad,
ooB man gegenpdrtig feinen 6rie-
ben ihIieBen fann,
sd 6enlmoere Die 9trt mo
gleilc. nie Der aonig uon 8rietclIs
Iano Die sitiation beberrift Sn
qeIdlidter Meiie ipdbrt er bas ,5l.
tureIIe oes 2alt0es gS miro ibnl
aelinaen, @riedenlono ueitrol 81
bolten un6 es Dor Dem SdidiaIe
gelaiens un0 Serbicus 3u 5cmo6.
rem. @riedenlauO miro oilen6ar
an 9GnOergebiet gelpinueiL ohne Dab
u Spfer an Sol0uten lno BclO 3u
tringen braudt ooer leine 3uflnft
III ristiereu bat 9iiemono lam "a.
zen, Dab aonig aomtnntin eiu Ser.
Ivdter III; er miro BON ebrliden 6e'
flbIeu beberridt.
j Iie GngIdnoer iino ae8lulugen
j uoroen ibrc itartIte SteIlng Del
gaaooo i'm 9tid au Iniieu. 9obolo
EOic Siirfeu hort GeritGrflm9eu er-
5alfen 6aben, tperoen Die @naIGn0er
Nus Neiopotanlien gal8 mo gar
railsaetritbeu iueroeu llm oel
0ciie 6es Slc5.anuols miilcH iie
dntpien Oh nit @Iiif, miro Die 81.
lunit Iebresl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
lseller IN qSpttaidle.iSabrif.

S95n oen 2lnlagen Der gotaib Bro-
Duct 50, 1902 GorcaS Ctr, eut-
itano 0ienitog aben0 infolge bon
g eIbItelt5ijnolmg non G6emtfolien
cin 5euer, 0as crit noa 8pei Stitn.
oen pon Der 6eueriDebr geloiht ner,
oen fonnte lul0 einer s6aoen bon
etpo $1,000 onridtete. Die Gen.
trol Chemical 60, peIde einen Gei[
oes 8e6dll0es einninntt, erlttt e6en-
fo18 eiten GerItdt oon mebreren
b1tlioert 8olldrs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
@efannter apnrnaliit aeitpr6en.

Gle0eIano, 0., s. San. Sier
itar6 ser brtltaite 8epeidenreoafteur
6e8 ,@Gdter mto 2tn8eiger" emil
aarpom8fp, i'm 9[lter bon 6t Sab
ren GerieIbe mar an beridle0eneu
aruBen 0elttihen 3ettlugen Oes 9an-
bes tdtig uuO erfreute iitb niht MIR
nls 6e0cuteuoer 3eituugsmnn ion-
bern aid ais 9leouer eines beOeu.
ten0en 9htie8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Se(6l1mor0Oer(ut0 in
ST. Peter S Gird)e!
Die Sailifa bleibt Deeluegen bis sur
g8ieOereinlueiBung geidloIlen.

Som, 5. San, iiber &oris. = Die
8aiilito Der ct. 8eters Stride D1tr-
De aeitern geidloiien, iDcil EN- iltnger
Wtann nouens 2lntonio @ioDannolo
in 0erielbet beriuhtc, 5elbitmoro gu
begeben.
@iopoimolo brohte ii6 nit ieinefu
Repoiper nur cine lei6te 8uIloc bel,
aber 6a 8ut belmlgeiprtbt NOR,
murhp Die 8aIilita IN @emdBbeit Der
tirdlifen 9tegeln 9eidloiieu Sic
miro nidt eber mieoer er0ifnet mer-
oen, ais bis iie nieoer eillgelueibt lit,
mos bieleidt nod beute geideben
ourfte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
cmnlm EuttLerf enbIid ner6aftet.

Ter Eollbramte George ". Rodo
U1lher UOr - 35ndreu, pGbreno er
i'm fielisen &oituut anaeltellt ipnr.
81 900 imtaihloqen bate, lit ont
Gienitag in 2oS 9ln9eIes perbaftet
moroeu. Shon eiInoI Dor 5 Sat-
ren. nirNe er in Geuber pom Shifs
ioI erreidlt, noh aelona Is ihm 0o-
moIs, ans ser Gfiiee oc@ Goitinipef
tur@ fl cnttIjchu Sect obcr miro
9lodn iciueu uor IT. Sohrcn ncr.
~ateR Dla5itapL nerbAsen mullen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
cmOme6r =l1erein 5te6t
in S Oeut(C6e 9auS!
iyeiert Teineu Ginsng in's bentide
Sanptqnnrtier Gente Ibeub nit
einem aommers.

Ser 9n1oba 2anome9rherein miro
beltte @hen0 iein Smtptquortier bon
Der g8aibtngton Sole, mo er felt
ieiner @ritnouug mar, nod oent
9eutiAen 9ol8 oerlegeu. 9ieS gr,
eigui5 ioa MN ni6t 10 iang- mo
flnnglo8 poriibergeben nn0 0esbaIb
peroen Die aomeraoeH einen 4om-
marS geben Der geIpiB iebr fi0eI
perOen miro. 2lae 9iitglieoer oe8
@erein8 iollten iih ou5lt alniinoen
unb oitrfen nuf ainen uergniigten
aben0 re@nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Sodlflnten in senneiiec.

0}enlp6is, lenuy .. San So-
nobl Der Cumberland nie Der Ien-
neiice 6luB liuo iiber lire llfer &C.
trctcn mo babGn in lulo I'M 9}aib-
bile. GlorfsUillc. ioiuie i'm 8e5trf
5mii6en Chattanooga lnO 9Sobuipn.
bile betrGdtIiheu S6aoen anaerid
tet. 1oticnoe 2ldcr @oimnuolc limo
rlliuiert. ,su }frfnuios Tt Der 6urd,
oeu g4hite 4iiutr mlgeridtete Sda
0rn tbeniull9 beoelteu0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
gsuIfer ftiir,t an gpSe.

Ger 39.iahrtge Zimmerman
Wilton 8olfer, ipeIher bet benz
Geibau zines 8nnoeIbil6er-Ebea.
ter8 Gfe "a. rn6 6orndm ctr. be.
ifGFtigt NOR. ftiir5te geitern 35 su6
in Die 8iefe uu0 fan6 oltf Der Stellc
6en Soo. Seir @1itorbeiber, Gmnet
@oler. fonnte i'm GtlIr5 ciucn 9oI,
ten crfoiicn mo bic @eipnTt 6es.
iclben brcd1en g9aIfer biittsrIast
eine 6raas unO Srsi tlaise aaax.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
gSetterberidlt.

Sir Gnlabo 1ul0 l1ngegeno +:
Sd)6n 5clte 2(6en0 unO 8onner8s
Tag. gicl fGlter bette glben0.
SIR 9iebru8fu. 2Iugenein idon
Geute 2lbenO lmo 8ormer8tag. adl.
ter belte 2lbeu0 nit taIter 8eI1e int
iiiolid)pn 5eil. SteigenOe Eentperd-
tltr am 8onnerstog I'M meItlihell
Seil.
sir Solua 9lGgeneiu id)0n bellte
9lbeu0 mo 3ouner8tog. 8ieG fdIter
beute 2lbeno, fdIter am 9onner8tog
iu 0IttiGen Eeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Bencral Burnett acitOrbcn.

gtep gort, g. San. ,}m III.
ter pou II 3o1ren ltorb bier @e-
neral Nenr1 2aurencc Burnett, met.
der eiHcr Oer 5tnatsanpdltc mar.
bic Die 2luflo9e gegeu Den 0t0roer
Qlbrahan SincolnS ocrtraten @r
mar bei'm SdnB oes giirgertriege8
NIT DEM Gong zines Generals aus
Der 9lrmcc alis9etreteu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
gnnd6nnte nndl Nleinailen.

9soris, 5. san. Sin groBes
oeuti6cs 8oudlboot lit in 3crlegten
9eilpn ilber Die Smprnn-8abn be-
for0ert wor0en. I'm nod 8u0rum
San an 0It MittellGnoii6en gfeer
qebrad)t 8lt peroen. 3pail5ig oeut-
id)c 5celcute mto mcbrerc belttihe
Gffi3ierc itbermadlen oie 3uInumett-
fteauug ocS 8oudboote8 (gu6ruu1
Bon licqt on Der iiioli6en aiilte
aleinoliens.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
qamar ,nr lcbfcn Nn6c 6citaftct.

2luquito, 8a., 5 San peute
9,adntlttoa mnroe Der pcritorbene
9unocsobcrridter Soiep6 ghlder Co
mar bier 5lr leBten glube 6citattet.
,5fdqgen mebten' ouf 6albmait; Die
ito0tiideu Gountg. ltn0 gmoesge
balloe trugen Irauerftor. Cine ltn-
aebrurc 0(euidenmenge CAB oen
9eritorbenul Ons leBte @eleite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
seBter gRonitOr lleberleGenOer ge-
ltDr6en.

&hila0clpha, ga, 5. San. -
99iliinm 1urit Der leete llcbcrlf6eu.
&c Oc9 Monitor peIder I'M Sir
Qerfricac Die mcltlcididltIid)e Sce.
idliodlt acNcu gllicrrimaee bel
5oiuptnu Rooos idlll1 iit 9icr iu
Sitter uon rs ,,ohrcn an Ser 9ltn-
qeIentaiinOand aeiturben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Observation-Disclosures in st. YonI

q. RouL @}iuu.. ). Son. Iic
9totiondl aonoeltion Der Grohibitio
niiten miro om ~ eSuui IN st.
9aui nbgeboIten lper0ell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
eeha Nnfrr Der 1Slnmmrn

aBolle. 5oa. 5 Ssan 9lrdl
@deriaa, Oeiieu Stun mo bier sim
Der iulrroen idntlih CpTer Der Slam
men. ais ibr @aus In S5olmnL I5od,
ont Dioutng nieOCrbramlte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Nnmmrrittin 6nnferutt.

9}em gorf. 5 San. Ger be
riihnte Cpcru 5npreiarip mn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6onneritein
murbc aciterr ouf @eranlniiuuq iei-
ner ea6ubiQer mir bartcrott erfIGrt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
!dans sdlnmann.6sinf aeitprben.

San 3iego, 5. San. 9ans
Sdun1onn-6einf, Sobn Der beriibm-
ten 5dngerin yrau Sfun1ann.
Seirf, lit bier beute Der 2ungenent.
3iin0ung erlegett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
&u1...id)e 2egiouen
rcnnen In Oen SOO!
SIRE glngrtUe IN Sftgali3ien 3erl6els
len on Der Sapferteit Der Deut'
l6en SerbilnDetea!
Sur9tbare serlufe Der 3uNeu i'm Sanogemenge!

5eritorten SdiiBengrdben beicBt ln0
eriDarteter Oen onititrmetlDcn 6en0.
Durh lpoblge5ielte8 9}oidiuenge
negr- mo aleiugelpebrielier Wuroc
oerieIbe mieoer mli ieine altcn Stel
lungen 5uriltgemDrieu. 8ei @cge
bats, oltlid BON 9arinc5le, fam ca
3u einem blutigcn 6anogemcngc, bel
mel6em Die on9rGiielloen 9tltiien mic
oer1tm 5u tur5 fuineu. llnicr 10.
acknowledgement, oo8 iid bereits
mebrere gtolc megen GROCER Gopter-
felt ausge3eiAnet bntte, tot iit au6
in oieienl 8ojonetttnnpf meientll6
bernor.
8ie ruiiiifcn glngriffe noro6itlldl
Oou Gfuo, ierncr gegen ben 9rilten-
fopf 3ll lls3ic ltno nor0oItlid Dol
8lc3ac3 bru6en cbenfaGs inter MI.
ierem 5euer julanunen. Sdredlih
maren oie 8crluite Der 2lngreifcr.
9luf oem iieben 0}eilen lpeiten
Shladtiel0e o(leiu lpur0eu BON ltns
2300 AuIienlei6cn eingeiamInelt un0
bcitattet Ole &eidtDermltn6eteu Durs
ben upn Den 3urildfhtten0en 6etlt.
ben lnitqenOutmen. 9tDr0Dltlidl bon
8uc3ac3 uabmen mir 800 Jfuiien
gefongen Sic 3abl Der mdbreno
Der litngIlcn 8eiedte IN iener 8e
geno gelnodten @efongeHen betrdgt
1000. S5u Ditgali8ien 9erieten iUdb-
reno Der iilngIten orei Gage falt
5000 guiien in sgefongenibaft,
9fn Der oberen ss5fpa nurOen bon
GrIppen Der 8oebnt. grulolli7 9lruee
elm ruiiiides 6lug8eng gum 9lbitteg
ge8pungen; Die s5niaiien 8lpei Gts
fi5iere. mur0en gefongen genontmen.
Bon Der italientiden 5ront Bel
9[lu lpur0en Die italteniiden Grup.
penlaaer 0ur6 uniere 5lug8euge
lplrfltugsooa 6eihoiien. GelterreiA.
uugariihe Gruppen bielten etnem
teln0lihen gtollenongrlfT toroIth
BON 9olje Stano, ieBten Damn ielbit
gum 5tltrm an lmo entriiien ben
S5taLienern eiuen Sdilbeagraben, III
meldeln fie iit ieitieBten. Iros bret
ntaligen 5tilrmens geloug e5 bent
6eino nidt, oie CeiterreifJ llngarn
ans Den eroberten Steaungen 81 Der.
treiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
9lenfcrnnn Nes 01riedlenfGnias.

Gon00n, D. san. = Aer NtAellcr
Rorreipon6ent beg .Dailp Giro
nicle" telegrapbiert, Der a0nig bon
@riehenlnnb babe ibrn erfI1tt, oaB
er nidt pcrlteben fotne, mesbalb Die
qlHertelt IN 5aIonifi blic6eH SO
Mig aonitaatin babe geiogt: SD
f6nnte ibre glnipeieu6eit BORT oer-
Itehen iolauae Die 0fogli6fcit elmer
6ilfelciitlmg fir Serbien bcitono,
aber ieBt, uaf0em Der 3pet ihrer
9lufgabc 0craGlt ipor0eu It2 A}e5
ioIb bIcibeu2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
iEerNinanb 3ar hon NlaaeO0nicn.

g8ien iiber Non00ll 5. 3dn ?
gfus Sofia fier eingetroffeue 9epe-
ihelt 6eingen oqB iid a0nig 6eroi,
uano om 8ulgarien nnA ben 8etb-
nnd,tsfeitfdfeiten (griediif.fatbo.
fiIh) sum 3oren bon 9}a3e0onien
alsrllfcn Iofien miro. Die aro-
NINA ioQ in Ghri6a itattfin0en4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
1OOO 6tntidle giiraer uerhaitet.

9lt6pn 5. San. .Sier einge-
troffene g}o6ridten beiagen, 0aB ca
1000 oeltide mo oIterreidiih4lnt.
aariI6e gijrger auf gefebl Der fran--
iiIAen Generals Sernia Oerbaftet
Tor0cn iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

sc hc5ahIt fi9. m ben uSitai.
liti5irtcn 9(u8ei9eA4 Der Gribilu 3u
ana0neltell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Briti(c6e (redje
9G(iilte Gnt6iiGtl
8ulaaricuo S6nig mir6 idl 3um
3nren poH Wia}eounicu frOnen
ldlicn.

Berlin, 5 San (5rufenberidt) }
~ Die llcbcrieeiidc yiod)ri6teH.
glqcuhu mcloet a,5u &nIgnricn
berri6t oageneIu Die 2lulidt, ooB
oic @c3iebuugen 5niiben Der en-
tentc lmo @ricdenlono ollrh Die ges
neloctcn 9Iuioefllngen, Dcldle ans
Dem 9rieimeGicl oeS iriibcreH mi.
litariidcn 9Ittudcs in Soiia, Gol
Napier, gcmad]t Dur0cu ldlUer &C..
idbroef Ucrocn. Ger @riehue1lcl
mllr0e altfgciun0en, ais int ueradns
qenen liouat Sol glopier Ourd ein
Giterreidjii6ea 8au6boot pom Born
ciue5 Qric6ii6cu Guupicra geuoms
men 1ulr0c. Sic ucrGhtIideu Be
merfunaeu ider @riebenlauO lnlo
Die 9luioedungcn it6er Die icrbiIdct
mi(itdritbeu Gorbcreihul9eu 9egcn
9lnlgurieu o0r Der bulgariiden no
bilnahlug Die aus oen 9riefen
1croorgc6eu, 6oben in 8ul0orien ei-
nen tjcicn Glu0rltd genlaht ino I'M
bulgariiideu Narlanent miro Die
s5rape init Der gr0btea 2eb6nitigfeit
aIlieitig er0rtert
25u cncn pom 26. 9}opember
1915 0aticrten S6reiben an ben
engIiibcu 0}iniiter 0e3 2(u5wortigen
SIR @reD gc6t berpor, mas Die 9lls
liiertcu pou @riedeulauo oerlangt
1obeu, u0mlib 3uriif3ie9nng oller
qried)iidcu 1ulppen pou Solonifi
llno lhngcbnua, freic &criiigllna
ilber a0e Giieubo6neu bis gr 6jren-
3e; oas Gcdt Der 8lrdhdlimg pon
aGeH 5diffen in griediideu &c
ip0iicru mo Der 9erni6hug aQer
feinOlic6cn Qorhboote m0 ibrcr
goIen an Scr ailitc iolpie in grie6i-
ihen 8enGiicrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Rniiiidle giigcn.

2onoon, 8. San. Scr 8etro-
qraoer aorreiponoent ocr 9opos
gtahridteu- 2lgentur melOet ieinem
8lott, oaB Die Gelterreid. llngarn
G3ernopis, in Oer 9ufomiua nitf-
qegeben Ba6eu. 3ie Ruiien 6eiee
ten ollie Die Stoot umgebenOeu So
ben, 70 ooB iid) 0ic Geiterreider niht
ldnger in Der 5tnot 81 bnlten per.
modten (J}m beadte nur Die
.2uelle. aus mel4er oieie gta6ridt
fon1nt. unO pnlpiGtitrli6 muB man
it'd iogen: yitrnntm erlogen"
2onoou, 5. Sun Cine 9}cuter
oepeide ans 8etrograo beiagt, es
beige. ole Gruppeu Der Oelltiden
@erbanoeten baben G3ernopiB ge,
rdlumt. Cine groBe Qln8dbl @eidnge
ner, oarlmter Diele 8eitti6e, lpur0gl
gcntodt.
Der oiiBieae ruiiiide 8eridt be-
Itatigt Die 8e9nabue pon G3ernomiB
uidt idgt obcr bob bic 9tuiien eine
2iuie Shiibeu9r1ben (po9I lire ei-
qeneD bcicst 0oben lu0 ieinolibe
9lnqriffe nbidhIgen (Gie 8eltter
ocpeifen iinO iontit nIeOer einmnl
erlogeH)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18
MAKING MILLIoNAIRES.-If @

MAKING MILLIONAIRES.- one
will investigate the philosophy OF
making millionaires one will see that
the people make them. If they will
change conditions it will not beneces-
sary to tax their incomes.
Scientific thinking condemns all
taxation A tax is a tribute levied by
a superior power on the helpless. 1t
takes from the individual the fruits
of his labor and makes him slave.
1t takes from the productive forces
of the world the wealth produced and
makes millionaires.
If man could live long enough and
frugalIy enough he might become a
millionaire, but without the aid OF
special privilege he would have to live
at least a thousand years. However
long the man lives, to tax his earn
ings is robbery.
Special privilege is the great factor
in making millionaires. But the fun
damental special privilege is the own
ership of land. Upon this all others
are founded. Its abolition will make
easy the abolition of all others. Leav-
ing it alive will nuIlify the good eff
feet of removing all others.
The taking of ground rent for pub
lie purposes and the abolition of all
taxes upon labor and it's products and
the abolition of all restrictions on the
production and exchange of wealth
will make a condition where every
one will be so comfortable, that if any
man makes a million his sanity will
be questioned.
The taking of ground rent is not a
tax. It is restoration to the people
of their rightful inheritance. 1t viii
give to all the people the value they
create and to the individual every
thing that he earns.
1t will give to the community an
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18


TRUCK OWNER SPEAKS.-I am
taking the liberty of criticizing The
Day Book.
have seldom been able to pick it
up without noticing something about
fenderless auto trucks and criticism
of certain officials for not enforcing
the law regarding same. 1 have a
truck with which make $50 a week,
but am paying $45 every second
week on truck to pay for it.
If 1 had to pay $1O0 to some fend-
er company for a fender would have
to resort to desperate means to get
the money (ff got it,. Don't you
think you are rather hard on us poor
devils who have nothing but our
truck and mortgage.
l am sure there are lots of other
fellows IN the city like myself, who
feel the same about this.
l have been driving a car eight
years and never run over or hit any
one. don't believe there is fender
made that would prevent an accident.
The fender proposition is merely a
form of graft for the fender manu-
featuring companies.
Leaving this to your own fair judg-
ment beg to remain.-K. Y. G.
P. 81 do not mean this as an ar
gument for the corporations, as they
could. afford to put them on, but what
about us poor devils who have moth
ing?
GDNHAM The Tr;L,,,,oo ooJ o+Lo-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18

GROGAN.-The Tribune and other
State street organs painted a halo of
innocence around themselves and as
sumed an attitude of pie-faced moral
ity by denouncing Barney Grogan for
holding boxing bouts at a West Side
hall. myself am not member of
the club and did not witness the con-
tests, but am familiar with the sport
of boxing and possess enough COM
mon sense to know that as far as
being descriptive of the affair the
articles were monster falsifcationS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18

movements and actions she means
something rank. Would respecta-
BILE woman act in that manner?
For the sake of the girls who have
to work in these theaters and the,
youths in the audience, the managers
should be compelled to eliminate the
bad features. Common Sense.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-18

adequate revenue for every necessary +
public function and that without TAX
ing from the individual anything that
he earns.-George v. Wells.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1916-10-12
DETROIT, MICH.

Dear Editor-As haven't seen any
thing from this place will jot down
a few lines, having many dear friends
back in old Tennessee.
l left Tennessee on Dec. n, 1910,
came to Howell, Ind, and from there
to Evansville; from there to Detroit
So / think / am here to stay. But,
obi It gets cold here in winter. l
have been told that the thermometer
registers 20 below in the coldest
weather, and you readily understand
that is cold.
I am employed by the Packard Mo
tor Car Co., of this place. am now
rated at 42c per hour. We work nine
hours per day. Packard employs
1000 men. Detroit is the 5th largest
city in the U. s. at present, and the
home of A auto manufacturing
plants. The principal industry OF the
city is auto manufacturing. Boys, il
you fellows were up here and see
some of the sights you would never
go back to Tennessee again.
The Ford Auto Co. runs three shifts
a day, eight hours, he pays every man
$500 for eight hours, but man can
only get a position with the Ford pro
viding he is out of employment. SO
if any of you boys would care for any
information regarding this town,
would be glad to accommodate you
So will close by giving the editor my
best regards, also my father and
mothers family. / remain,
JOHN o. WARREN,
10 Grandy Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1916-10-12
EAGLE PASS. TEXAS

Dear Herald Readers-It has been
some time since you had a line from
me, so if the kind editor will spare me
a little space, / will try to give you
the happenings on the Mexican Dor
der. ! was released from the regular
army the 18th of last January and
was out seven months lacking a few
days. Was recalled to the army the
18th of August and sent to EaglePass
Texas. This place isn't so bad as
long as you stay on the U. S. side OF
the border, but if you go across. it is
good night.
We had two soldiers to go across
the river and one was found next day
with his ears cut off and head caved
in floating down the Rio Grande The
other one they never heard of. The
duty of soldier here is pretty hard,
the climate being so hot and we hav
ing to do guard each otheA night. You
carry 800 rounds of U. S. army rifle
cartridges, and take it from me they
are heavy and you have to sleep with
them around your waist. and your
gun beside you. Believe me. | have
enough of the Mexican border.
would be glad to hear from any OF
the Herald readers. NV address
Nc. M. JUDD,
Co. c., Sd Inf, Eagle Pass, Texas.