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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
pas Atuudt SolOattnlirs.
Die gsirfuns auf has @emRt bcs
8einhes.

@epiIe 9inee t0nnm bic Gssuer ber
8sutIdtn beim belttn Diaen niht mad
MAIDEN. gu bieisn GinesH sdblt 0as
6eltIdt Soloatsplisb - man6mal Elm
ptnig per6, mdudmui ettpas boIprie.
mdntmal nit eintm llnterion falintr
Gentimentplitdt, absr trobbem ebrIi9 &c.
meiht uuO Gem innsriteH 6er5en bes
Bottles sutiprohen -. .eiu pdbres Bolts
iieb.
Die GnelGnbsr, bic lire Sssrt aui
9inscltaugellieber trainiertu, bic GrauSos
len, bsren Solootsp oIberus GohoRnerim
berunttrleisrn, bic Stalieutr, beHeu iibers
baupt bic Gut am @eluns psreanaen 1T,
,bobsn mebrfa9 Oeriudt bag beutidt
GoIoditnlieo All bislrebitiereu. Sci psm9
Sci ben beutI9sn SoIbateu2 aaum,
Die tpiieu 81 gut ben Wsrt oitfes
5rtunpss unb Sroitsrs 3u f6dbeu. limb
tpenn i9 einmal Elm m~inberiDertiges 2it6
einIdleidt, bann Fnsen iies pobI aud
Glide 8o6en, aber auf bic 9duer fam
ii4s ni6t baItsn.
Obsr poIlten Ie ss Bel i6reu eigensn
9eutsn i6le6t madsng 8as bermpgen
fs II BEL Semen, auf bic bag oeuifds
Solbatenlieb obntbin nidt lpirtt. Gs gibt
obsr cine qan5e au5uBl Gein6e, benen bic
beutIaen 9ieOer ans Ser5 sreifen. Gin
3euspis fir bic uaa6dltige Wirtung pes
beutIden Solbatsnliebss fommt aus benz
Munbc zines frdn5oFi6en Soloaten,
Wir baben es feioer ni9t miterlebt,
bd6en Is nur aus G9ilberunsen erfabren,
lpie Di6tig bic Goloatenlitber in ben
QlsuItdseH 1914 gepirit babsn. Ginrr
Der u mitgema4t, Idrcibt: rod @odeu
uRb Mnnats na9ber, als uns bic Sanger
IdngIt aus ben 2lageH lpareu unb Der
aldng IdngIt pertlungeH mar, idtcn man
nod INNER bieie qiabr 81 b0ren. Gs
tpar. als le0ten ft pie Settler in ben
Qhften meter. Hub mod bsute erneuert
Eid manhem aus ms gang pl0Bli9 unb
ideinbar 5ulammsubapglos biefes muiitas
Hide Grinnerunesbilo, nauentlih penn
oetUiIe pptifhe grlhsinuneen aIs MOTORS
i6e Grreger Der atuiiidtn Grinnerung
tdtig Fnb. Sin blinbstI4oITener franz
5DiiI9er &nrporal bfItltigt biefe aufs
falepOe, geb1rsmdBigf Gtdrte geipiHsr
otutIdtr GoIDdttnlieber. gr BAT, tuie
gsniamin @aaotin in leinem 3Hridsr
gortrag gu Guuittn Der fran56fidn
ariegsblin6en 5arIorgs erpGbnt, ben Gins
brpd cines berartisen 2ieoes als Sappts
griunerung an ben lebtsn ausenblid Der
3tit IeiRtr poafGnbigtn 9ebtrdft in bic
go6t Ieiner Grblinbrng uitberiibergenOms
men. Die Wprte pss 3prpprals iinb I'm
Giauc elmer gbardttsriitit beS Melps bts
Saltldn Gotodtenlieoes 70 9ardfteriitiI4,
oaB ne bier fteben m0gsn. Der Grunsofe
tr3d6It: .Wir Iiegeu I'M Or ben, GeipeBr
Der MdHae - bor uns tpenige 100
Meter entfernt, 1T Der Geino, i'm uns
a6er bds Jelo Der Soften, bic lpG6renb bra
3ages fieleu. ga font burh bic bumbf
briitenbe gddt Elm 9ieb aug ben feinbs
Iihen 8rdben, bas uns fhdutrn madt,
Elm Soteugefars NIT elmer toebmutss
trauriqen MeIobie. 9ieies 9ieb eeb0rt 5u
benz Sitfitsn, bas id erlebte; tugeIang be-
ekitete uns bic ~toDtrdnrige Melobie,
litttn i'm 8aioutttampf tam lie ipiecgr
uaO nod beute bore id tie fingen briiben
i'm @rabeu oes 5einOes."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Dir Afrrtp afutnans.
8iuei Observation-Disclosures aus BEN
&rieee.

Gang, lang tf's htr ME Idngs
bod ...... fsitbsm Der tleipe 9sutnunt
tpeiter teineu 3ned bate. als biqissn
8iben gum .3isls gu biensn. 2as IT
Taon 10 Iauge bsr, bdB mans Gar nidt
ms6r fir tpdbr, nidt einmol mebr fir
m0glia bdlt.
6eute aebsnlt man zines itbeu tleinen
qcutnanis aIs zines 9sIben - bsun bas
Iinp Iie in bet Eat.
SSn Der Reibe Der GpDftfr. bic "a onf
bic Mebsat6a otesieben buttsu, itdnb
aarl9sn (aarI GttIinssr, bet dIs Grauts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
S9ipptn III Grumpf.
Sic armicrnnssiOlbaten FaS cine
Gattuns fir jiG.

mir Eaften nad9 ben triftn brti SHs
fIruttionsnunbsu cine tiefgeIiillte 9oha@=
tuna Dor BEN 9auptmann aIlss mas
Der 8eutfdt ni9t tluiffi5isrsn lam,
barf leiner beIonbsrsn 9odadtuns fiber
Tein. Wir tonntsn ale Sffi8iere BPM
noubtmann abipdris urb bonn 8aupts
mcnn .ufpGrts in lire alaEie briugen,
u s.n SuuptmoHn ielbsr niat. Bon Inn
lpurbe ung qtIebrt: Die Runptlsult blloen
the alaHe fir fd.
llnb uie init bsm 6auptmann geht e
ou6 NIT osm 4rmisrangsIolooisH =
ber uimmi In Der btutihsn arluse cine
aans tissnt eis1una Clip q bilpst elgt
afaHs fit iia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Der lorp ms Fritz.
Cine s5eur nus benz etnnissrfansnis
einss sing.

Der @tfGu9uisbtrettor fBt in
ieiasm 8iiro. Gein Bid Idipeift irdus
meno in bic gtrne.
Btrguon, Der aufis6sr, itiirmt bers
Elm: g9trr Director
9irettOr: mSai9i6t! Gt0ren Sic
mid ni4t. SD benie gerabe ii6er cine
neue Reform fir unIsre Iieben qFlegIiuge
mad. 8ir miifeu ibneu ben aufenthdIt
bel uus 70 uHsenebm MAIDEN baB lie nidt
an bas GsiGneHis oeHten unb Ii9 10 frti
flblsp ...s
6ergufon: ia, 6as tun Re ia aud
- elmer nab Dem dnbsrn Is lit
ms pieosr enter bat9ssbtannt, bsr
5bOrfp gllob.
Dirtttor Gpriust pdtenb auf:
9inmeIbOnnsrfustter nod NAL. G6on
ipieDer tiner2! 8dg mug feline llrfdde
habtn. Sebsu Gag brennt ms elmer burt.
Btrgufon: Maudmal ioear smell
8irtttpr: Wa6en sic aud nod
Mibe! 9dran iinb mir sic ianto, sic,
bic Strrm @artsr. SD nerbe SSbuen eiHs
mai ben 8rottorb bober hdngen. SD
perbs Sis 5ipiebeIa, buB S9nen Bic aussn
ibergs6en.
8trgufon Dtrbenie2 genen gaps
peHitiel perbenie, sic oaer RsFormFabte.
Wlit ups poLenie srob fem un Be Sss
fangsne fdHsnie nit @latebanbIauben
an, sic patentets[, sic!
DIRECTORS: Wollen Gle pohl duf
Der Gteae i9peigen. Der benten Gle
benn, baB Sic in62 Git rtbei ia, ais Oh
sic Elm 9tfaneeuer irartn upb Didt Elm
Gefdugnisndrter. go6 tinen 9on unb
Sis inb sHtlaiTen - 8drter fam ih ies
ben Gag triegen iopiel id min, dbsr Sc
fdnssue.
Gtrguon 8ds bas onbeIanet -.
8ircttpr: 0a reben Gle pisber 70
Blob: mas 6as anbflangt. Gle Srottel!
Die @efangsnsn fiab unleg 8rot; teine
geFdngtne, feline @drter, tetnen 9ireEtcr
= bss6al6 beban6le i'd bic 6eFangsnen .
nett -. rer1teben Gle uun2!
6trgafpn: 9a grade nit BEN
GbOrtb aIob babf id meip M6elidiss
berIudt.
@iretiot (bldttert in bem asgiiitr):
antbonD aloD, gen. SAortp = nod IS
mpHaie 81 iiben; fe9r bsrtrauensipiirbis;
berbdratet; sfpet ainber . ) ma ia,
Ser Mann bate ebtn Seimipeb nab Tsinsr
sFamifie. Gehtn Gie. TtrauInn. bas qute
6er3!
gtrgafon: 6ut iid mas NIT BEN
guten Screen. Gr tldefe geitern, ais ipir
mprstns los3ogen, nm an Der neuen
ganbItaBe 3u nrbeiten. st meinte, IS lei
su bsib gum arbeiten uno er babe anBers
benz itntn Gin6ruh ntAt In Der Nbii6t
b%eaanqen, ali orbeittn. g2lber Gbortp,
iaate i'd, ,9Lrbcit ma6E bds 2eben fiiB.'
= .luoH6e. nidt, Sergio ddgls ri. i'd
f6ipGrme msbr fir einen 8itffrf. limb
Fit bds 0uatf9en lit ia Der Girettor %,
Der ipirb ioear eafir be5ablt, War "
beuts nidt na4 arbsitsn i'd bin nidt
pobl."
9ireftor: DIR germff; er mar
ni9t nobt2l
Sergufon: 8as peib id nidt; oiels
Ieidt mar bas ipabr, OieHeiAt ipar's
ghpilssl. gBir fparen ia3pifheu abb
mdrIdisrt unb auf ale Safe iasie id gu
ibm: Menn Sbnsn nidt pof 1T, ealn
se6en sic bod nadbauitl = 0ag bat sr
bsnu and getdn; aber niht naebbquie ~
feline 3sas, Ton6ern na9halIe ~ isinsr
Gdmilie.
0irttfor: Gin MiBperfdnonis far
bas tigtntlid Gie berontportlih iito.
absr ib iperbe Bel Der stnsiniamen Bit
Easstaid btr Gfansenea elm pdar MOrsf
rsbtn.
(9ein eemeinfamen Wdbl.)
m.... geftern bat uas elmer Anltrtr
sguunbs ohnk isSsa gruao aub Dbne aA,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Do Bic toue Dondrs2pmteB inspiidea
juaiortnn getpprben mar, ioHnte bae Sc
riht Der Mutter nidt HsIfen unb Gugtniu
nit fin unb ibrem 8srm0gen nod
9elieben f9dlten upb paltsn.
hilbert 3. Gdbis, BET frifhers adnstr
TT Der Idhelnbe Gisger, unb er III
I'm gtbMrtsrsgiiisr ftebt auEtr.
ben aid. Gentleman.
@atsts 9truf: GentlsmaR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Wott, penu mer's Semanb fagt beHn b
Deiti6en trou i'd ~pabrbnftig dlles gu.
Sd Tag bios; uHtsriesboot.
Gs boben gsIugt bpr q padr Neppi
mir perDen fdidsn enisber Z nsimobHHH
Sanbslsfdifffae u e 1nbsr e gddot u1
L bpben's seton gu ssluHp. sc behsp
geI6idt d Saubelsi9iffGe, mas B 3
aauabpot, I'm 4 Sdudbbot, mas lb Z
SunOslsf4iftfde ~.
9as beibt, unter uns gtIdgt per- Rts
bdtteurlsbsn, mas ib bas us9Dot4e I'll
eantli92 = Mern ih meris re9t isberIeg
III boS 70 4 MeiBe, pie NIT BEN G6Qfag
81 niIisn bod ME Der Sblobmt Stibs
binb I'M Der 5olf 2Open8abn hnbep ges
Na6t 4 Strsif, BOT bsr JuIt grfurTtfp
has Sdofar IN bat IS gefhIagen BEN
Sdlobne ieberm aopp. MOruuf BET
.S6lobm. Bat getfagt Dor @eriht.
Str ai1ter BAT BEN G9lobHe geIagt
ct TOD ibm er5dblen pie olss ID ~eefOuuien
uR Der G9lobue inst:
.btrr Ridterleben mir baben gehabt
.eppes 4 CANT IN Der JaIt bat mr. ga9las
gen ain &opp nit Dem Shofdr.
.Iomit?"
s9a ID Jag S4utr BOD; nit BEN
S9ofur.@
sSdofar2i 8as iB bas "a Gdofar2@
fat gtfragt Der 5err &idter.
.ae Shofdr iB ipp ipenn am
Ro(6eIHobne d Sapfar is q G9ps
far
.gu b1s fam id mer fdon benten, abr
mas ii es Oeun2 gfil4er fDullt Sbr mir
iagsn Golt2
sGu seipib fam i'd. Ssrr Ridterltbtn
q T9eehe ge6eine (SdIe) niBt i'd Iein.
menn i'd MD tennt. alIo an llnierm
BseaFen Somtoo (6tiertds) mug BET gbas
fen @orbeter) bloIen in d neil
I'm barnr1. Serr AidterlebeH am &s
f9eIdobne perb Gdofar gebloien."
.0ds intereHiert mir niIht. Gagt mr.
lieber: 10 d 3 tb baS Sdofur2"
pas 6hofar iB no ullteii eEoi IN
pbtu eIoi d sdofar iB q S@oiat."
Oct Ridter bat i6hen gegeben d Stub
gum Seberlegen IN fragt nann tui1ber:
sS1lo1me, mas iB d GHofarg
nAe S9ofar ib mo perr
9err Rifter 4 Ghofdr ID 4 GHpfdf.
.Nu SAT-, pns fagf Dug
sd, 6err Riater2 Sa Jag. d @mos
far iB a Srompet."
nRu aljo!" ruft Der Ridter. ~Sogt
email Salt, fodrum hubt SIR MIR gleia
geIdst: d Sdofor ii d SromDet.
@orauf Der 5alt bat ssfdmeidelt Ges
ldaelD I'm bat eeia9f: s9u ID Is penn Q
srompet2"
60 ae6f es NIT benz untcrIeebDof,
fpprieber fi6 be gngldnber garrir tenrleu
beru6igen, neil le fagen: ss iB d Saiff
- MI il es benn a G6iff2 In f iibgn
babel, bic &elefs (9unbe) BON gnsldaDer
un baden d Robdes (3orn) I'M eritidtn
IoltnIe an t6ren Gobdss mann { tpellen
- bon mir aus nod belt.
8a faat mr. Elm, neil mer reben bon
ausfe6en: auf d S3eunOumpfer labep Be
9oFagiere ge{pielt naerbanb @eIeufhafiss
ipisI8er. lin gum Nbe Roieapuft ID gss
tommcn 4 9err I'M bat gsfuet: sWir mtIs
len MAIDEN d @ettlouf 5iDiiAen Be Wers
beirateten unb be 2ebiget.
aMeine Dqinie (6urge)."
.Qlber es feblt uns nod d @erbeirdteifr,
pplen sic MIR mitmaden2e
,Sh2l 0ofo ib2
rGa Sic finnen bod otrheirdt'f24
48grbeirapt2 ~ Sd bin ~seetrunt, beas
fueger fe6 id 10 mics aus.
9Umit i9 esrbleib
SIR un~tertdnigifer
2ee@teenipoDn.
P. S. aennenie bic MeiBs BON @aotts
lGnoer, no 1ei Counts perlaust d @es
baItsSulag: .Nit benz GsbaIt mas Gle
mir asbtn. Serr gdpttldnoer, finn 10
~pn6rbaftig tdane 1pbeu Syringe MAJ
den
.g1an hab id Sbntn efff9er eagdsiert
dls 4 atrobdt24
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Rn, mas fngfnI
basu 6dft d 81
mubre i1iAiiglID
Wnbrboftigfn @pit
lptnR iisr Mdnf
iomWt, i'm trad w
mr., bab be Denl Oct
gtbenTHl (gtlta
net) ionsnIe fsiul
IinHsn mtg oua5fbum
germ. ipsil lf baden De
nomnlen be Wlild BON
Der Mil9ItrQB, illt
le bdbfn ekupm
men be Gupp IN bas
grot BON nbIpdn 90
BON 9roabnop ID
oisr fd9rn 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Ser Charlie.
'cin SisrielpHubdsn bsim Barrier,

mas en- rtdller Bar
lsr iB, bcr Sat bisltiis
'igim 8iHtneb nor slpsi
8lti6ers: @d9sboa un
6hdina. QJenn i'd Tag
sabsbaa, baum meiu id
Off tp9rs MI, boB III
9dbsbaa fpiet
no G6rritb. isa bob i'd
siumdI aeirsit IN brti
BAD i'd en- blGd
81 aeno6rit, mo mir
Nabbub6ieb oteIaubt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
MAY BE ABLE TO MAKE
PAPER FROM HEMP STALKS

Washington, Oct. 21.-That a sat
isfactory quality OF book paper can
be made from hemp hurds, the
waste stalk fragments produced IN
preparing hemp fiber for market,
is a conclusion reached by special
lists of the U. S. department OF agrl-
culture as a result of commercial
tests made in cooperation with
paper manufacturer.
The investigations demonstrated
that the hurds can be reduced chem
ically to paper stock by the soda
process under practices little differ
ent from those employed for the
manufacture of pulp from poplar
wood. Slightly more bleach was
necessary, and beating was found
desirable for a somewhat longer
period. AS against these items of in
creased expense in comparison with
poplar wood as a raw material the
first preparation of the hurds at
the mill is less expensive. 1t IS
necessary only to sieve the latter
while the wood must be Clipped
with expensive machinery. Storage
possibly would be more expensive
for hurds, as storing in the open
the method employed for wood
probably would be impracticaole'
Because of the lightness OF the
hurds. charges of this material IN
the digesting chamber must DC
smaller than charges of poplar wood
The experiments showed that the
weights of the charges ran about
sos per cent of the weight o.
poplar wood charges. The tota
? Weld of air-dry fiber from hurd'
was SS.1 per cent as compared witt
: about Al per cent of air-dry noe
= from poplar wood,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
ALLIES NOT READY
TO- DISCUSS PEACE
Welcome Neutral Effort to Prevent
Future War
GERMANY FORCED THE WAR
Viscount Grey Says That England
Is Not Yet Ready to End War
Germany Broke Faith
in Belgium and Must
Pay Penalty

London. Oct. 24.--Another i'm
portant contribution to the discus
sions on peace was made by Wis
count Grey, secretary of foreign at
fairs, at a luncheon given today by
the Foreign Press association, at
which the diplomatic representatives
of all the allied countries were
present.
The foreign secretary made it
nlain that the allies we're not pre-
pared to discuss peace terms and
gave no indication of what their
terms might be, but welcomed any
efforts by neutral countries for a
combination to prevent future wars.
Il would like to talk, not indeed
about actual conditions of peace,
which can only be stated and formu-
lated by the allies together, and not
BY any one of them separately, but
about the general objects which the
allies must secure in this war. And
4
to do that | would ask you to re
call that we must never forget how
the war came about. If we are tC
approach peace in a proper spirit
it can only be by recollecting anc
recalling. and never for momen
forgetting what was the real caus'
of the war.
Germany talks of peace, he
statesmen talk of peace today. The
say: Germany must have guaran
tees against being attacked again.
| If this war had been forced upol
Germany that would be a logica
statement. It is precisely because
was not forced upon Germany bu
was forced by Germany upon Eu
rope. that it is the allies who mus
have guarantees for future peace,
The whole plan Of campaign Q
, the German staff was to attac
through Belgium. and now it is reI
resented that they had to attae
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26

tradicated) is frank admission
and assertion of his belief, the be-
lief of one of President Wilson S
close political supporters, that Pres
ident Wilson is afraid to interfere
in Mexico because he is afraid lest
Germany and Japan stop us when
we try to exact atonement for the
murder Of American citizens and the
destruction of American property.
President Wilson, in the course
Of his efforts to shield Carranza,
denounced the truthful statement
of the hideous conditions in Mexico
as being traffic in falsehood'
designed to create intolerative fric-
ton between our government and
Carranza's in the interest Of GER
tain owners of Mexican properties.
Senator Fall promptly challenged
President Wilson to name these al
legged conspirators and also ehal-
lenged him to make public the docu-
ments in the state department.
"As always, when challenged
fearlessly, President Wilson prompt
ly flinched. He has not dared to
publish the documents in the state
department and by failing to pub
lish the names of the alleged con
spirators during these seven months
he has admitted that his Statement
was without foundation in fact.
"Mr. Wilson and his followers
are fond of asking, when we eriti
CHE his action, what would yol
have done?
: Personally, it seems to me tina
, it would have been even better t
have done exactly what MIR. Wilsol
said he would do, but did not dc
He said to congress on August q
4 1913: we should let everyone VIII
b. assumes to exercise authority 1
= any part of Mexico known in tn
r. most unequivocal way that we sha
: vigilantly watch the fortunes
g those Americans who cannot 60
S away. and shall hold those respoi
s sible for their sufferings and loss'
e to a definite reckoning. This can
$ and will be put beyond probably
d a misunderstanding.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
COMMANDER FOR
SINKING 126 VESSELS

Berlin, Oct. 2O.-The Order Oh
Poure lie Merite has been awarded
lieutenant Commander Arnauld de
la Perriere, commander of the sub
marine U-35, for his achievements
in sinking 126 vessels, totaling
100000 tons. Among the vessels
DESTROYED by the U-S5 we're one
French and one English small
cruiser. While assigned to the Med
iterranean. Commander Perriere
sunk a number of loaded transports
Imunition supply ships and eleven
armed merchantmen. He is credited
with fighting seventeen battles ana
in one voyage destroyed sl'VOo
tons Of shipping and brought home
four cannon as prizes. The U-SS
visited cartagena, Spain, last June
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
ABILENE WOMEN GET BIG
BARGAIN IN PETTICOATS

An Abilene woman received a
letter not long ago stating that for
ten cents and the additional trouble
of urging five friends to join in the
scheme an exchange" in Minneap-
oils, Mimi, would send brand
new 1917 model silk petticoat just
"to introduce them to your COM
munity" This was an unheard of
bargain so this lady, along with
her five friends and five friends of
each of the others made haste to
send her ten cents to secure one Of
the wonderful new petticoats. An
announcement to the effect that
there might be some delay in de-
livery due to the immense amount
of business accounted satisfactorily
for the long wait for the bargains
After gathering in many dimes from
the unsuspecting public the 'ex-
change" offices were suddenly va
Gated and now the police are look
ing for officers of the company with
a warrant charging them with u.s.
ing the mails to defraud And sew
eral thousand women over the coun-
try have decided to patronize the
home merchants.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
French and British Take Thousand
Yards Teutonic Trenches
LOSE CoNsTANzA
While French and British Make Big
Advance in West Germans
Steadily Roll Rumanian
Forces Back in East

London. Oct. 24.-More than
thousand yards of German trenches
near Gueudecourt and Les Boculs
we're taken by the British in fight
ing north of the Somme river in
France Yesterday afternoon, accord
ing to the official communication
In the region of Grandecourt the
British artillery stopped German
plan for an attack.
Berlin, oct. 24.-The Rumanlan
fort Of Constanza has been captur-
ed by the Germans, the war otfice
announced today.
The capture of Constanza is the
greatest single achievement Oh the
central powers since Rumania en-
tered the war eight weeks ago. The
victory is hailed by German mill
tarv men as of more Importance
than all the gains made by the al
lies since the Somme offensive be
gan.
Constanza has been notably use
full in offering seaport and rail
way entrance for Russian troop
and ammunition sent to the aid o
Rumania. Its capture cuts off tn
most convenient water route 10
Rumanian replenishment, especiaii
| in munitions, of which Rumanian
have been reported badly in nee'
Possession of the entire line woul
give the Teutonic allies the easie'
road to interior Rumania from tn
southeast over the Cernaved
bridge.
with their lines still intact, II
Rumanians are being rolled oao
! on a forty-five mile front in DO
y brudja under tremendous pressul
d by superior German, Bulgarian an
S Turkish forces.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
SEES MENACE TO
j. s. IN MEXICO
Roosevelt Rakes President in Great
Speech at Phoenix
WILSON POLICIES ARE WEAK
MeXicans Dare Kill Only Americans
and Chinese--Other Nations
Protect Their Citizens--
Didn't Keep Word
WILSON POLICIES ARE WEAK

Phoenix, Ariz, Oct. 22.-The
specter of foreign domination and
interference in Mexico LII the
United States does not act firmly
there-was presented by Colonel
Roosevelt here.
Raking President Wilson fore and
aft for his Mexican policy, the col
onel warned that 'if we fail, then
some foreign power will, In the
end. do the task itself and make
Mexico its servant, to our own ir-
reparable damage.
'Mr. Wilson," he said, is inVit-
ing this disaster"
in Mexico when the revolution
gathered Roadway, there we're many
foreigners. There we're English
Germans, Japanese and French
There we're also Americans, span
iards and Chinese.
'"The Mexicans have~not killed
German. and only one Bnglishman
But they have killed several nun
bred Americans and several hun
dred Chinese. They class the Ger
mans and Englishmen as belongin
to nations able to protect the live
of their citizens; whereas, thank
to Mr.. Wilson, they regard tn
Americans and the Chinese a
equally safe TO murder, outrage an
plumber.
ION August last it was al
nounced in the press that Mr.. Fran
B. vrooman, Democratic nation'
committeeman Of Colorado, state
at Denver that President Wilso
had wisely avoided war with Mex
60, because there are four hundr'
thousand japanese soldiers In Me
leo and because both Germany al
Japan are planning to overtime
the Monroe doctrine. and thereto
war with Mexico would mean W
with both these coantries, N
vrooman's statement. x correct
reported land it has net been co
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL
DIES AT CLAY CENTER

CLAY Center. Oct. IF. B.
Dawes. former attorney general and
a well known Kansas orator, died
Tuesday night in his home in Clay
Center. Although Mr.. Dawes had
been in poor health for six months
it was believed he was recovering
and only a few days ago he re-
opened a law office in this city. An
abscess onN the brain caused his
death.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26
BRITISH IMPORT MONEY
COMING INTO U. S.

New York. Oct. 19.-Another S5,-
O00,0O0 of British gold via Canada
was deposited at the assay office by
J. P. Morgan & Co., making $1O,-
10000 received thus far this week
and indicating resumption of the
enormous imports which began ear
ly in the year and continued until
the latter part of September.
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Red Cross Service

Red Cross Ball Blue gives to ev-
cry housewife unequaled service. A
large scent package gives more real
genuine merit than any other blue
Red Cross Ball Blue makes clothes
whittier than snow. You will be DO.
lighted. At all good groeers.-Adv
17-4wk
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lnluuan DtIslum DeCauS6 QUIET peU-

pie had planned to attack through
Belgium.
German organization is very sue
cessful in some things, but is not
being more successful than in pre-
venting the truth from reaching
their people and present to them d
point of view which is not that OF
truth"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26

HOOPS sarsaparilla is the medi.
: cine for impure blood, eruptioDs.
weakness and general debility u II
positively and absolutely CURES.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-10-26

THE KIDNEYS are strengthened
i and toned by Hoods Sarsapanila
1t cures all their ailments, pains 10
d. ,oins and TIE BAckASHE.