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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
SrieSs- Auerrei aus 2suefanO.
lpe ole tuTen Ole Kriessgefonsenen bebauceln : Die 1rot
Ger Ru1eu.

, pRoipoje Dremja" fibrt aus, benz gdn5sn
Wiborger Gtabtteil brobe bic @inielunQ
Der 8eleudtung ius9en aoblenmangels.
ale 9eilanItalten Der MehiSiRiI9sn 4taz
bemie, bic iid in bieIem 8e3irt beFinbsr,
tniirben .bdDur9 Guf bas I9perIte gstroI
fen. Die Staot petersburg bleibt Elm
0pfer oler m0sliden s9ungersnote'.
Sine 8sD0Iierung bon Speieinbdlb Mi1ics
men tDnne nidt uHf bic 9ausr Elm Spiel
3eug IN ben 6dnpen gepifenloIer pber
unfdbiger 2eutc bleiben.
Observation-Disclosures 1T gRatlaub.
4us Petersburg tpirb gemelbet, baB bic
4bre9nung Der rhfItI1en Sntenbdntdr iii
Der 8uogetfommihion Der Dnma groBe
Sta..oale erregte. Gs ipurbe Der @inDrud
geiponnerb baB i'm Sabre 1915 bic untsrs
i4laaenen Summer cine Miliarbe iibets
iteigen, Sn Der Sibung fpurbe bic Gin
febung elmer nnterfu9un1stomniIfipn
ftiirmii9 geforbert, Der 8ertreter Der
Sntenoantqt betritt ni9t Die ltnregelmdz
Bigteiten, bic bprgetommen feten, o6er lIlr-
terl9lagungen ieien unpermeiblid, ptil
inter ben tleiaen 8eumten Manecl an
cbrli9en eingearbsitetsn 2euten beltehe.
8ei bieier GtelIe hortc man ben Ruf: Gle
meinen ben Miniiter.
Gerid(eppte ge,uObncr gr3emmsls.
g03iennif g%o5ndnsti" er6dlf ans Be
ters6urg folgenbe Mitteilung: SIN Said
fent b%eFinoeu iid 636 aus ber SETTING
pr5smpsl berI6leppte G~intpobner. bon bt
nen ITO Polen, 26 Hltbenen unb 500 Sas
ben fnb. Die polen unb Rut6cnen muir
ben bon ben Rufien, ols ie iciner5eit
Yr3empsl beiebten. irrtiimlid als Mliliz
tdrfriegsgefangere beb1nbelt. Die 500.
Suben fpurben b0n ben Ruiien aus grScz
ntpsl ipegssi9lsppt, ebe ie ben gtiid8ug
antraten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Gin steirer int tiirtiiden Seer.

Sin iunger Steirer name1s Sans 4b=
rer aus @ubms BET 6robuIeiten, peilts
sur Set beS arieesuusbrudes in Miais
Jana (Qfrttu). 9a es inn trob aler Be
nliibunsen nidt mOsIiG mar, mad SeTterz
reid 5l geldnoen, begab er fi6 nub 8az
nnastns, fuo er fh ben bortigen tiirfiTfea
Wiilttdr6cborben aIs &riegsfreipiatgrr ane
bot uno aud ansenommen tpurbe. = Sin
8ruber 4brers tdmpft ais aeutnont /. 5.
gef. bes IA. SnF.zReg., fem Batter, Der
Jorlter Sdtob abrer, III nit 63 Sdhren
Der dlteIte Srisasfttipiaige oes Snf. neg.
so. 27.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
8Ieaenmild an Sinner @roE gerIing.

Cine bantensiperte GinriGtung BAT bas
MiniRerium fit 2anonirtIdaf in Berlin
beIdloFen. Gs pirb 'sine srobe Qn3abl
3isgsn bur9 bic Observation-Disclosures
fir bic 9rODin3 8rdnbenburs %antdufen
IaHsn unb bic 5isre mGrtifaen 8isssus
hdltern iberpeiien, bnnit bisIe einen
Sell Der er3susten 3isssnmild mad groBs
Berlin ~IieIern, no fs ols a~inosrHahrlne
@~erpsRbung FinbsH IplI. GO III btobs
idtist. bic 3isgenmil6 an Ginber mins
bnbegiitsrter 5umiIisH toiisnfrsi gu Usr
nbfolsen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gr6eiten ppn srieas6eidabiatelr.

Sheds llnter6aItuRs unb 8ei9dftiguna
Der gsrfpanoeten tperben felt Ginger 3tit
III ben GHener 2d3aretten urter e6ren.
amtli4er MitbiIFe unb 2eittne bon Gas
men unb 9erren aug 9oItss, b0bertn unb
&unltgetusrbefduIen uno BON arantens
lhIpeitern dllerIei arbeiten bon &rieasbes
iddbigten aussefibrt, bic in ben 01dumtn
Der 9istOutozg tfeuf6dft 3u elmer febr
~iehersperten Qasitelung pereinigt finb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
er6itteruna ber ssr6en aeaen enaIanb.

StdlisniIde gldiler bsr;dten, bdb BIZ
Isr6ii6sn Glidtltnge fid bon Grbitttruna
iiber bic 6attung Gnslanbs dL. ohnt
bsIen llnIi6erhsit unb Gdipanttn Ger
bien ni6i augrun0e ger; tehpGre. Ri
menili6 bic milItdriGhsu areiie MAIDEN
aus i6rem Sngrimm 9 en- @Lgldnb uHb
5rdntreid i'm Sebl. lin biefs gsfdhr'
lide Stimmuns mosli6It gu nntsrbriidsu
nerbe bic ierbiidt Hsaierung bon Der gta
pIonisn lleberIebhtng nab Stolin abs
iebm uno beim Stere blsibn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Bu1te 1krte0s=CbroniR aus oeutscben Iaroen &
9as 2Sritengra6 ant 3isris.
Nuteb2lnara, Gas en9ltide solwerf gum Sdube Ser Stot
8agoao.

no bas aono 70 fad, bic Gbene 70
idngipeiIig III, bab bus 9uge bic Sers
fIiebenoc RnuaFabne zines ftrntn STUB
~bampftrs ais @rl6Irtng g.niebt, no aufs
praaenOe, gloitenoe @lutItraBlen tropiI1er
SDnne gslbbrauue 2ebmmdutrn grelptiB
srf9einsn luIien, ipo TRACE Bluten bes
alien Stgris in gilometerbrtite auseins
dnberglstttn, liegt Sutstlsamdrd. Wer
bas langpeilige, tbpiI9 : orientdliIde
Stdbthen nit ietnen ninteligen, mGBig
idmlbisen @aHen. ieinem Rormdlminas
relt, feinsm 4ormolierdil anO Ieinem
RormGltoffeebous ie geIeben bot, bat iih
ii9er nidt trdumen ldiien, bdb iein Rame
einmaf ieDem WeItturopder eeldufig tpers
ben t0nns, baB ct cine bitorii9e gsoens
tung gelpinnen miirbe. Seine briiden=
iopfarIige Gage an Der StromIpaltun9
bat sent frsilih fppDbl file bic Siirten,
nie jebt fir bic Gngldnber dl5 gerteibis
gunsstsIung oon~bornberetn berufen; es
bsberrIht boburh bic 3uid1rt gum urs
tsren Sigris unb SdattselsaIa6 8ugleid
nit berisnigen gum gupbrutinie BEL Nass
rife, bic Der Setienorm, Der G9attsels
Sni, Biz nad GhattrnsttM rntifit aud
fir or6bsre 6luBbampfer uub 9eidter ers
mDglidt. als rmI1IagspIaB fir bic reis
den BobsueroeugniHe, bic an bieiem bers
bGltnismdBig bj6t beItbeIten 5luBarm.
Der in bas s2ano lit" Der gibel fibrt
unb Qb3peiguugen in bic ungebeuren
oabors", bic SumpfIsen bts unterftsn
@up6fdt NentldBt, in GiuIc fpohien, bat
9ut I'm 5ritben einen 3itmlih regen 9uns
belss un6 Sdiffspertebr; unb mann aud
bic 9dmpfsr fir bic $50 &iiometer fllbs
dufpdrts Bis gagbab Bel tarter 8egens
Itr6mang BUR 3eit Der Aleberidnemmunz
gen, ober Bel 4iebrigpaier, nsnn Elm
Muflaufen an Der 3aeesorOnung 1T, rlits
unter odt Gage gebrauden unb bann aus
&pblenmdngel bic an slti6mdBisen abs
ftinben am llFer borrenben SiiBhoISitdpel
b%trFeuern miiFen, 10 brinaen fs lire funs
ttrbunte Jrodt on Gttreibe unb 9atteln,
Melonsn, 3tpiebeln, Giern unb IN Wlens
f6en in ouniefn 9urnu1eu uno bunten
4opFtlhtrn, bcntn bic aeiIebauer unenbs
lids giei6giltig lift, ipsnn fe Elm pour
ng6ubbes" - ffnhe 8rotfIaben = cine
6anbboa 9atteln baben, bod olemul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
MniirnLnnrr gnnbrrbiidofs6eim

Sn 9auberbildofsbein pirb Elm Sui.
~ienlager ertiatet. G9on erbebt iid uui
Der 6riebri9sb6be unO benz p3ebnt1 eint
annse aolonie BON garaden, etipu Is an
Der 53abl, tpeitere SO ioaen nod erridiei
perben. Cine 8arade III bereits NIT 100
@efanaenen beIegt, peitsre @sfdngene
psrben bemrd4It eintreFfsn. 9ds Eager,
nel1es stpu 18 5sttar umfabt, pirb fiji
pprIdufig 1000 gefangsne eingeri4iet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
G|efaaene @elc6rfc.

had ben neueten M%fitteiiunsen (9eut.
Ides pb~ilolosenblatt go. 47), ftarben ben
6elbentpb fiirs 8aterlano 1413 8bilolos
gen. 0tit Dem GiIernen 8reu3 erIter 8lufc
tpurben btsbsr 70, NIT Dem @iIernep
areu3 8fpeiter RIaTe 1882 MngehDriee bes
bOberen 2ebrerfmbss ausee3eidnet. 9ie
.9iite Der Bermibten lit nod tpefentli9
bsrDonftdrtbist uab BON 10 Ramsn auf 20
aetieaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gelpndernna in aramfrsi@.

@ie Der .8empS' mitteilt, irurbtn in
9prbtdur scbtreiae Duderer rsrhdftet,
bic gebiirftigan gsgen 3iDdn5ig qro3ent
@odeB3inIen geIO borItredten, als @ds
rnntis @nfptiiungen duf artessunterItiits
8ullgen fir 8epdrftige in Gmpfung nals
men unb bieIe einl0ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
g%rotfarte nit m

als Mittel 9etantma9ungsn in ale
8eb6tferungstreiie 3u tragen, ipirb bon
ein3anen Stdbten bic 9rOttarte betra9tet.
Bd9renb IonIt bic Ridieite meiitens Ieer
ssldFen pirb ober nur einen Qbbrud Der
Strafbeftimunssn tntbdIt, ma6t 3. 3.
R5nigsberg i. pr. ouf feline Itdbtif4en
SparfaHen unO bertn 3petsfeIIen uuf
mertInm. quBerbem befinbet fid noa
duf Der RiidIeite Der 8ermert: Sob gez
bort in Die &ti9sbanf.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
-aie fdpeiaeriiden arleagfreipiaiaen.

Bie bds .g}tue @intertburer Sage.
bIutt" meIbst, huben ii9 Bel ber pun
gunbesrdt auf anrseuns bes @4pei5e.
ridden Shtbnbsreins angeorbnetsn Gin,
f9reibuns Der IaieBfunbigen i6pei5sri'
iaen 8iirgsr, bic tsiner Der brei Sesres.
tlaien (gin8us, 9an6rebr unb 2aHbr
turm) anse6Uren, Biz ieBt rlnb 100,0o(
Maun eemsIbet. DisIc iperbeti Dorausi
i4tli9 in irsenb elmer 5orm ais ariegs-
freiptntge Der b~sitebenbeH Sssrescrsmi'
Iation angeslisOert perbsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
9ie 6raben 9inber.

Sn nadabmensipertsr @eiTe bat fia an
Der 9eaoelund bes Goeiter Gtabindppens
bic Suaeno 4000 @diiler unb S9iIerins
nenl 6eteiligt; 1000 Mart famtn biers
butf Elm. Sum 9nnt fir ben Sommel@
eifer Fanb auf benz marttplas cine pdtrios
tide S4ulfeier ftatt, bel Der bic gdtdils
Iunstapele ipieIte NIB Der 9atdiIonstoms
manbeur cine einbrufspoEe anbrdde an
JuusbeutTdlun6 bttIL,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
aein aprekbma.

HHr has Sabr 1916 pitb in 9iiFsfOoff
.fsia akreBbud btrausessebsn. ais Grunb
fpiro .~anaaetsn, nab btr afieg erhebli9e
Wtrdnberunaen IN Der Ginpobaerihdft,
kauflofung uno msg5ug bon 6~ousbaItuns
atn min. NIT Eb eebradt babe. 10 oaB
| bas aortBbG6 feins 9sFimmnig, Elm ses
ndufs nnb 5uotrIdifess Qadl4Idgewtrt
su fem. nur unDoaii0nOig srfilm sonnis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
epnrfanfcit in gabcu.

aus aarlsru6e tDir6 eemelbet: SSya BET
Sibung ber gubsettOmmiifion bat Der
MiniFcr bes SmerR ertldrt, Is fei beabs
fdtigt, bic 6teae bes Iteabertrstenbtn
Observation-Disclosures in Berlin
ni6t me1r au beIeBen. Der neue Sc
Ianbte fperSe bic gsiadfte bes 8euou.
md6tisttn nit beIorgeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
1as gpnntr @ahrseihen.

9ie @atsrIGubiiden gersine 6aiteB sur
9efdaffuns bun gldHeu fir Elm 8tnass.
luResnubr5si9sr fir Bonn, oas an grnli
MortB Mrnbt erinIsrn foute, Elm preiss
ausf9reibtn p~troHtdlttt. Nls BETTE 96=
iuns purbs Der gntipurF Sss giIbbduers
adrl WtenIer in Bonn NIT 800 Mdrt
dusge5einnsf. 9as BoHr5riden fol auf
bem MiHiterPIaB in eiHem SaItRbau
aufIfeuung Finbtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Gfn literariideg arieasOpfer.

Sn 9lfeIOorf erf9ien felt 5 Sdbrer
cine tfeihe 3sitiarift s9ie 8iaeridau"
bic iif Tim bic IitsruriI1e grsiebuus ber
SeutIhen errit unb erfolgreid bsmiibi
Fat. Run felt Der 9sraus8eber 5rit
BOrm felt Monaten aIs 2anbturmmdnn
in 8teniferl. 9a bat er tpeber M1be nod,
5rsube an literuriiden 9ingen, pie En- in
sinsm 8rdbgeidng 3u benz leBtsn 5eft Be.
tsnnt. go berl4pinbst oenn bic 3eits
I9rift nprlGuiig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Sanfbait in gahen.

SnfoIge Der abf5ntibans btt 3lfabr
bon ausIdnbiiasn 9sfpinfidfern pirb in
8aben, no Der 9anfbdu friibsr srOBs
@srbreitung ssfunosn bate, ipisber cine
QlisOebnung bss 5anfbduss gspIdHt. Die
bdbif6t Observation-Disclosures rseis bti
Der a~einsrtgieruus bic giniebuns zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an, Der bic Abndbals
hts ROhbanfsS gu beItimmisn puiitn
J4at.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Scr lebte e~iebesbtenit.

Ser aus Der 3abernzNffdre ~bstanntgs=
porbene 2eutnunt bon Spritner tit por
tur3em i'm na1en Rinteln, fetner 6eimats
itabt, beerbigt tporben. Gr mar dls
6uuptmunn bor Ginger 3eit in RubIdnb
aeFdlIen, unb feline no4 in &inteln Ie6enbe
Iutter battle bic 2eide ~6eim6olen ldHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Nrntidle 2~eifnnnclf-

Sn 8elgrao 1T bic erite 9ummer ber
neuen beutI9en 3eitun9 n8elgraber Ia4.
ri4ten@ erf9ienen. Das 8ldtt iit GigeHs
fun Der .8elgrdbsr 3eitrngsberdusseber.
49, uno nirb ~borlGuftg p09entltd,
p09entli9 breirlal erI6einen. Sr
Qud bat urlter benz 3itel ,2uder Neuiss
teiten" cine in orei Gpra9en, bsutia, pol
Mild unb ruIfiTa, ouF grimes qaPisr
seOrudte 3eitung 81 eri@eineR begonncn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
saSeleben inn srics.

DAB uu6 bic 9erAdltuiFe i'm beutI4en
aurs unb 9aOeleben trob Der &riess8eit
siinItis unb geiunb Tinb unb iid gut cntr
pidtln, oufiir bietet bic 4uritdbt Wisse
baOen bds bette geiIpiel. @dbrenO i'm
Nobember 1914 bier AGO 9urgdlts ges
sdblt purber, brddtc Der %bissid6rise Nps
pember 6265. Die tGgli1e 3una6me an
anxedEen i'm 1obtmbcr 1915 betrdgt uITo
90, Sett anFarb bes Sabres purom
$4,000 &urfremoe 0tsGblt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
@efahrIidsg epiel.

Sin fdperer nugliidsfal beim GDIbas
tsnTpieI srsignsie fid I'M Gtootteil Nee
Ssrid, Duisburg. Mtbrsre S9ultinbsr
tpdrsn nit BEN 4usidippen zines
Sddbensra6ens bsIaGftist. 6isr6ei eab
bas Iodere Grbrei9 mad unb beerub Fiinl
Rinber. IS gsleJlg Orsi Iebenb gu bergen.
3pti iparen bersits eritidt. Gs 1T 6iss
bereiis BET brittle llneliidsfan, Der ff
burd 4ussra6en ron Shibtngrdben
Sura G@ultinber III Meinsri9 srtisnti
bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
aer Iette bee eriten s%alisriaaer.

Sn Snngbrud ftarb i'm 2lter bon 81
Subren Der peni. poItlpHbuiteur Johdnn
Gbfri, Elm ausgs3srhnsttr RdbebtpDeteraa
ans bem Sabr 194s. gr mar Der lebte
aaiIeridaer BEG alien @rin1unssrseis
ments, bas i'm ndditsn Sabr ieineH 100
ialriasn 9eitano feisrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
gie bentfden garteisn in gB1men.

Nus Drag pirb gsbrabfet: Die @ertrts
ter Idmtlidtr bsutI9b6bmifden poIitiiden
9arteisn traten CUR 8sipreduna iiber bic
MISUNDERSTANDING elmer gemeiniumen @ers
treiuHs 9eutIdbobmens aldammsn. Die
%@srlammlung nabm einTimmig einea8e
ldlub an, in BEN ss als u~nbebingte polis
tiIds R~ptipenbigtsit trtldrt pirb, baB bic
ieiner5sities ginigung ouer beutf4en pars
teien in 80bmen erneuert peroe, i'm bic
Gtelinng bes betltI6sn Bottles in g0hmen
unb OeFerrsid fir Gegeuipart uHp SUE
tanft gu boiler 9sltung gu bringeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
81 frana1fide MeInernle 1915.

Die TrausoFIae @sinernls 1915 seitiat'
sein ii6eraus irdurigts Gr9sbHis. 9ie Gs'
! idmtsrutr betrdgt 18.100790 6eitolit.r
eeaen &C. ,159 i'm @oridbrs. Die pors
banbsnm @orrGts bsfaufm f4 auf 6,972,s
1876, 10 bdB bic @%slamtmtHgt. bic ben
.gerhrau6srn sur grrIisuug Ftebt, nit
Aaur 25072,a25 @eftolitn hstTdgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
sin nnerluartetrs gsieberithen.

Sin Tran56ffasr @sFdngener sing In
griisse NIT einsm bsu.idsn Sploaten ala
Bone Sur qOit. 4n tam linen Gin srupp
@efdnesner entssssn unb untsr OieI,n be-
fano f6 Der 8ruosr oss 5rdn5oIeH. Gas
henb Hnb fDtintub bitlttn iih bic 9giiDer
nm alunssu. Bis BET abf9itO tom.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Gnt,iehnna Bee Qpabebiis.

9ds Sfhrrsidi Sc Miniiterium bes Sn=
rern bat Der in @enF in fran30iti9sr
Gprode erIneinenben ptriObiihm Druds
fhrift .gribulie be @sHspe" uno Der in
amihrpdm in fran50fidvr SprGde se
fdeintnoen priobHden 8rudfhrift
.agdo Beige ben poItosbit ent3osen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
euaialiIten in Der ehiueia.

2aut ben 9asler Ra6ri9ten teilie Der
Io5ialoemotratiide Qdrteiporitunb Der
Ghipei5 anf Dem parieitas in 4orau NIT,
bag Inn ~abgflauIenen Sobr biz partei nm
81 0rtsgruppen a%bseuommtn bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19

aus benz &rjessprtFequdriier pirb ees
melOet: Gin in Gbabaropst in Rublunb
triegsgefangener 1lerrei9il9sungaril9sr
Soloat f9rieb an feline 5rau: r., @elb
nod teiues ousbe5dblt erbalten, f9tde ieis
neg nah. Sube BON Deinen 30 unb SO
8. nod feinen 9e[er befommen. rad
8eri9ten gebt Is ben rufiI9en 8risgsges
fqugenen in Seierrei9 better ats in Sis
birieu. Mir liab biuter bo9en @dnben
CANA orBerbalb Der SrtT9aft, no mir
niat einen 3ioilmenideu feben. Grii6e
itiid: Marmes DnFer o6ne See unO mite
tags Sduertruut i'm @oNer geto4t unb
Elm Gtiid 8rot. 3abei &olbenEt6Be unb
Sie6e, gang tpie beim 9fldbenbanbeI :"
SIS mare bod I6on bic b0dfte 3eit, baB
bic ruTif6en bcrantnortlihen SunttionGre
Der GriegsgefangenenInger tbreu llnterges
benen better duf bic Singer feben, oamit
bieIe etpigen 9iebitdble an drmen @efuns
genen, penigitens foipeit es BEL Der @elbitz
0erFtdnbli9feit ruftider &orrGption iibers
9aupt m0gli9 III, ~berbinoert perben. IS
lam bod nidt angenommeu iperDen, buB
|i6on bic iiberue6menbeu 9ren3ppitorgane
iteblen.
Surht6are &alte tit GnRlauS.
Nus Gtod6plm pirb beri6tet: Qu8 ges
tersburg unb Mo8tdu tptrb bieber gemels
bet, baB bort beiipielloie Sdlte berrI6e.
Seit 4uf3eianuHg Der @etterItatiitit lei
es niemols 70 tatt gepeIen, 4Ies friert,
aud in ben meilen 0duiern, neil Der ern=
Piinbli9e gSan2sl an Decentralization fat
allgemein lit. Sic Gdulen nurben fdmts
li4 gef6Iofen, neil aoblen uno 6Ol3 febz
len, unb bic 0ffeHtliden Mdrmfeuer iino
eingefteft. Gina 40 Meni6en pur6en
duf Der StraBe srfroren oufgefunbeu.
Die Got tn petersburg.
Die Cot in Petersburg tptrb furatbur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
9riesspcreRnRieunaen fir gi9nenmits

Der Mapiitrdt Der StaOt gbemniB bnt
ben Mlitglicoern Der gbeunibsr @ereinigs
ten 8beater bic Gteuern gum groBeu Sell
gang erlaFen, sum 3sil I'M so b. 8, srs
mdbi9t. pa au1 bic @ngtltaRnDeriis
deruhs Der gabnenunesbOrissn poD/ Der
Gtabt iibernommen nurbe, eHtItebt BEN
MagiRrdt eine idbrliGe S~onberausgdbe
bon $4,000 Mdrf. aebnIide 9eteiiRitis
enngsn e~epd6rten ban 8ihnenmitgIieoern
bis1er bie GtGbte Grautfurt a. d., Glen
(Rubrl, Sena unb @iIenad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
Surat6are aalte 1T 0inRlauO.
Die Got tn geters6ura

pic Cot in qstersbnrg mirb fur8tbar.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-10

week, the Seventh division hold
ing a review in his honor. Leav-
ing FL Paso he came to Column
bus with the intention of visit
ing General Pershing at his
headquarters Somewhere in
Mexico" He will observe the
working of the motor trucks be-
tween Columbus and Colonia Du-
blan and if it is the intention of
the government to construct a
tramway for the motor trucks
the details will probably be
worked out before he leaves this
section of the border.
1t is supposed, according to
apparently well authenticated re-
ports, to construct a light tram
way, using ordinary wooden ties
and light steel rails, on the pres
ent motor truck route between
Columbus and Gen. Pershing's
base. Much of the material for
such a road has already been as
sembled at FL Paso and Column
bus and it is known that a num-
Der of experienced foremen and
construction leaders have al
! ready been tentatively engaged
for some kind of railroad work.
Also, it has been published, that
a large shipment of tools adapted
for railroad construction work,
have been received at Column
bus.
Construction of such a tram
way wou!i be comparatively in
expensive and it would greatly
simplify the transportation
problem incident to supplying
General Pershing's command.
The trucks, with rubber tires re-
moved and equipped with prop
erly Hanged wheels, could make
maximum speed over the old mo-
tor road and any amount of sup
plies could be handled, easily and
eXpeditiously.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-10

After so long a time the
leases asked for by +. c. Knifin
have been signed and he is
bringing to Columbus one of the
largest well drilling rigs ever
used in the state of Texas. The
big machine weighs more than
so tons, and will arrive here
within the next few days. 1t
was used for drilling one well
only, which is one of the largest
artesian wells in the country.
Mr.. KnifHn has leases signed
up for over 10000 acres of land
adjoining the section where the
first oil was found over three
years ago, and has agreed TO
sink at least three wells in max
ing the test. The hole he has
been drilling for the past sever
al months is down about eight
hundred feet and the large rig
will be set over this hole.
A car load of casing has been
shipped and everything will be
ready when the rig is set to
continue the drilling as rapidly
as the machinery will work, The
indications undoubtedly look ia
vorable or the promoter would
not care to spend more money
on the project after he had gone
two hundred feet below the lev
81 the first oil was discovered.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-10
FOUR SLAIN IN ELECTION
ROW IN NEW MEXICO.

Socorro, N. NJ, Nov. -Four
men were killed in an election
night row in Magdalena, this
county, tonight. A meager ac-
count of the tragedy received
over the telephone tonight is to
the effect that nine men became
involved in a fight and drew
their guns. When the shooting
was over Deputy Sheriff NJ.
Archuleta, his father, Frank Ar
chuleta, Jose Gabaldon and an
unknown American lay dead.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-10
u. S. MAY BUILD MOTOR
RAILROAD TO DUBLAN
General Bakers Visit TO Border
Said TO BE For Having
Tramway Constructed.

Reports 10 the effect that the
war department is preparing to
construct a railroad south from
Columbus TO Colonia Dublan for
the use of army motor trucks
which are carrying supplies to
General Pershing's expedition,
have been revived following the
appearance of General Chauncey
B. Baker on the border.
General Baker is attached to
the quartermaster generals de-
partment and has charge of ar
my transportation. He spent
several days in FL Paso last
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-10
KNIFFIN Is BRINGING
IN BIG WELL RIG.

Leases Asked for Have Been Re-
ceived and at Least Three Deep
Wells Will BE Sunk in the
Test for Oil.
The Washington times., 1916-03-30
TENER
DENIES LIABILITY
National League Head Issues
Official Statement Regard
ing Big Court Suit.

NEW YORK, March 3o.-"We fail to
see where we are liable. in the suit
of the Baltimore Federal club" said
President John X. Tener, of the Ma
tional League, in comment o n the $780,
900 damage suit brought by the Balti-
more Federal club, against organized
baseball forces.
"Organized baseball" said the state
ment. conducted Its negotiations look
ing to an adjustment OF the baseball
conditions W it'll the Federal League as
an organization. II was our under
standing that the Federal League
was acting for all its component clubp.
We are oatisfied we did nothing incon-
sistent with the Sherman antitrust law
or the Clayton act"
PHILADELPHIA, March 3o.-Organ-
lied baseball is facing another attack
against its existence in a suit for s9oO,-
900 damages. filed in the United States
District Court here yesterday under the
national antitrust laws. by the Federal
League baseball club. OF Baltimore.
The defendants in the suit are the
National and American Leagues ana
the sixteen clubs making up their MEM
tional baseball commission, James A.
4. Gilmore, Charles e. Weeshman.
and Harry inclair.
IL the Federal League club. OF Bait,
more, wins Its suit. organized baseball
will be in peril OF an attack by the
National Government. 1t Is said. The
difference between the suit filed and
the one begun by the Federal League
against organized baseball in Chicago
in january, 1915, is that the present &C
ton is one for damages only. while the
first one was an injunction to restrain
organized baseball from continuing GER
tain acts, alleged to be in violation OF
the sherman antitrust law.
To win the present action, the Balti-
more club must show that organized
baseball. as at present constituted, Is
in violation of the Sherman antitrust
law and the Clayton antitrust act. II
It proves this and RECEIVERS damages,
lawyers said the Government may have
to take cogniZance OF the courts de-