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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
13Mloaren lcMtilten
1lniicrtcn bcim!
SreiFeu bic 0riedliidDe Stabt Seres,
43 WieiIen nOrOOIiIidl poa
SalOnili, an.

9onoon. 81. sluault. -sluS gtten
traf gritern Oic Iittcilnng ein OoB
Itarfe billgariid)e Streittrditc Die
alto arichilde 5toOt Ceres nnarci.
len melhe 43 YiciIen norooltli9
bon SoIonifi eelcaen lit.
Die gricdiid)c 8eiatlme bilft ncn
Tron55iii6en Griippen bel Der 8cr.
teioigung oicier mihtiscn Stant.
Die frnn56iiihcn @eIhiibe bletben
Der bulgorliden glrtillerie, welhe
Die Stoot nit einem GieIdjoBlagel
iIberiAiittet, feline glntiport idutoig,
r1breuO Die @riehen inter Dem &c.
febI OeS Sbeuten GbriItopbunlos
gerteioieunesperte nuiiperfen. Die
Sarniion Der St1Ot 1T ourm fIcinc
griebilhe 2Ibteillrngcn berItarit
iuor0en, ipeldle Iih nab cinem leb.
Gaften @efecbt nit 0en beoepteno
31blreihcren 9nlearen Siriid5Oacn,
(Ob oie griehen ipirflid Oen @ul,
garen bcipafineten &ioentar0 lei.
itetet 6leibt srit ab5muarten.)
Syn jeocr anoeren gtbteiluiig Der
gaIfan s5rout III Die bllgnriid1e Sf-
teuiibe gum Stiaitono gefonuEeu
(g8er's gIaubtD Tie Serben ba.
ben felt iDrem eritcn Hiif8ug an
linfen 8liigel mir iuenig on @rulIS
int0 gooen berloren. gngiiib.frani
36iilhe StreitfrGftc inmnteIn lif
ltno perbeIiern lire Gtelllmgeu III
Der Goiron @catnO TN Centrum.
Der bulearii6e 8ormorid geger
Ceres, cine 5tn0t bon $4,000 Gin.
nobnern, bot in 9ltben cine ncut
llmo fritii6e Gage geiddffen. Sails
Ceres faaeu ioIlte, boben Die 8ut,
garen tatiGhlih idlntlid)e griediihcr
9ruppen inn 0itliden Mla0eoonier
bon ieoer 8erbinoung obgeihnittcn
Solte @riehenlon0 nuf Der Seitt
Der 9llliierten in Den srieg einarei
| fen, 10 tonnten oieie Grltppen NH
our9 einen Marib Der aiiite entlanl
llmO oureb einc Sonoensc, ipeld)l
our1 Den Godine See uitD oeu
Meere gebiloet miro, Die griehiid,
snuptdriree erreiden.
Guglan6er nn6 Srnn;Oirn flieGen.
Berlin, "a 9lugltit. GoB bull
lgariidje S1itptquGrtier nelort belue
gIm 8lnie Striiuto lit eS 5u cine
lernellteu Gd)loGt 3ipiid)en 9ulg1rei
|lnt0 oen 9tGiiertcn getonnen Oh
Irugliifen luo frott80iiifen Eruppel
ItDltrOen geIdluGen rno iliidteten oil
| bas rente llFer. Bel ibrer Stud
/ IlteBen ite uicbrcre BunOert Cote Sll
rid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
5cppcIinc iitctcn
tpieccr GmolanS bcim!
5n 9On6nn slGnbt man, ban cr Der
gurlimfrr riues allgcmeineu
SInsriffc 1T.

2onSon, "a. glug. - Gos Stricgs.
amt nlclocf, cab lestc gtndt ein ein.
5elner Zeppelin iiber Die Sitfiiite
(snglonbS itrih un0 nlebrere Bonn
ben ablpnr!. Gs lpnroe feinerlei
S6aoen anaeridtet mo nienano
mur0e perlett. (So iagen Die eng
l1nSer; nber Der bintcnOc 9ote miro
mobl nod nnhfonimen.)
IS miro in bieiieen offi5iellen
Sreiien ongenonnien oob Die jiln9lt
bon ocntid)eil 5lng3eugen nad eng.
IanO unternontifenen Streif5ilge elm
ala unO oIein sluffI6rltnesGpeden
oienten nnO feititelteu, inipielueit
gnelanos neue 2uftflotte fir Die
9erteiOignne oegen feinolihe 5lies
ger beihnfien lit. Sn iiingiter Belt
1T poi 9eutl1lonO Ole giahridt
bicrber gelnngt, onB Die Oelttidle &es
aieruna rieitge 5lug5cilse beriteIler
Idbt, Die intitonoe ltno, ntebrere
Ionnen @TDlofiDltoff 81 tilbren.
0ieie nenen 2ilfti 9ren0nougbts
iino fir glngriffe nuf 2oriOon unb
8oris be!tinInlt, uno Sluur lDeroen
iie ibre angriffe i'm September ilno
Gftober lrlternebmeiL alt iuelder
8eit bic 8itteruug Oieielben begiin-
Itigt. oSm Septenlber lebten Sabres
iudten 3eppeline Die englii9c &iilte
fiinfhlol beim.
7ie critic offi8iele aunoe bon Dem
yeeubau Der giicien3eppeIiue ipuroe
in Gnalnilo 0urd Baron Woritogu,
@9italieo Der N1orinebeb0roe, Der.
breitet. Gieier iogte IN elmer &eoc,
oab Die rleuen 3cppeline 7S0 6ub
| Iong Iiito uno so Nleilen Die StunOe
suriidlegen f6nnen. sic iin0 int
Itan0e, Orei Weilen oilf3uiteigen iu1
itnO ioniit eeeen oas Gener Der ab-
iuebrgeihilbe aefeit. SSSeoes oieier
Quftlnactiime bern1na orei Sonner
Grplolibforper au trnaen. 3mei
OieIer 2uFtfren3er iilO bereits IN
Oienlt ae!teIlt. bier neitere weroer
Gngldno aittereD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
1lblt6lmis Scs
atbclikclssAoitucllts!

+
9ielu gorf. 81, gEugltit. pic gro
be aatbo[il6e Bode fam geiterrt
obenO 5uin glbidjlub. 5u Der 9SdA-
mittagsiibung rrurOen Die folgeuOeil
geanlten Oc5 aotboliI9en Central
pereins einItinuilig nieOer erp1blt
sSoiepb 6ren zen Rep Yorf Yrdii.
bent, 8iatanl gnrgeb bon Seem
gorf gSi5ebrdiioe1t, sIueuit Sprin-
gob bon @1iIrDalltee Shriftfiihrer,
Syobn 8. Syitneniomi ans ct. 8oul
forrelp. ltno Jinon3sSefretdr ltrh
s. 8. eSSrnmefls bon Pittsbltrgb
SfobneiIter.
Cine gteIoliltion ipur0c orgenon.
men iit ipel9tr 9rdlioent Milion
getooeIt miro, lueiIer in ieiner got.
i6aft an ben aongreB 9egen eiEeu
5eil unierer Yilrger, oeren 2opnfi-
tat uno ASatriotlsntus iiber alle
3peifet erbaben lit, urbereftistC
Mnflogen erboben bot.
Sci ser 9ebntte iiber Die anndb.
me obigen geidluiies erflGrta u
SoeIble, Yrdiioent Der gereinieter
oeutiden Gereine bon @uierifa
y8ir lino ongcflagt Der 5lngge &c.
geliiber, fir melde mir bIlteteu unf
itarber, fnlI6 5u iein. 9baIeib ID
10 liher gebe, ipie MIR irgenO eir
1nOcrer, befiiriporte id. 0ob utl
oieieu infanen 9lngriff ollf unicrer
Gbarafter suriidpeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Rcpenlte>l1crlaoc
ivcitcr bcrAtcm!

g9oi6ington "a. 9tllaiit. Die
geb1tte ilbcr Bic 9totfaa- ooer
,.Sfricgsileuer" gorldne, lpeldle cine
giuuo1nte bon 300 @liliDnen Col
lars briaaeu ioa. mproe int Gennt
FortgeieBt nno 8lt garteiiporteefedl.
ten bcnnst Cine gleiolltion bon
Gen. 9searoie, ippn1t bic 8orlage
all ben SJiunn5ausidiB 5itr glnlen.
oierung ouriideeianOt meroen ioa,
oonit Elm ongen1eiiencr 5eil Der
benbtiaeiloen GinnabFleu 0urA eiran
5dus5olltlrif auiocbrodjt lperoe,
mar iilthcr nod in Der 5duebe.
Gen @nuptanariii ber 9iepubli.
faner auf SIC 3orlonc htad)te Ser.
Snoot unn Gen. glc2ean.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Gnol. 1oarlattteftt
bat iicb ucrtaof! !!

2on0on, "a. sLuguIt. geioc
S1uIer oes engliihen BnrIonlesits
itno geItern bis orf ben 10. Gftcbet
in Die 6erien gegatgen. algcmcin
miro bier Die Gage boffittingsfrober
betradtet ais icit lanJer 3eit, iiito
man gIaubt, odB iid| bic Gnttuitte.
lungen ouf ben SfInhtfel0ern nod
giinitiger fir Die Auiierten erliiuidcIt
boben iDerben, Bis oas EarEomailt
iuieoer 5lliammentritt. (llm 10.
fur6tborer miro fir Die bon Griegs.
ntiniIter 9opio 2loDO George an Der
'geole berlingefiihrten gnsl1nOer bns
Grmahen aus Oieient ld,6nen Grailul
in oie triIte 8irflitbfeit iein.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Grnteamsiiebfelt I'M
foclcn linS gut!

Berlin, q. 9lug. l;Sunfenberidt.)
= 9ie lIeberieeiife Reiieteitsoaen-
tlr beridtet bolb1lntlidl:
.Gs beoelltet fiir Die 9ebolferilne
0eS 5eieBteu gSolen einen gliidlideil
gsenoepilltt, 0ob Die @rnteonslid)tcu
olS ilbcraii3 giinitia be5eihnet pcr.
ben fonncn. gIs oic Dentidben Grllp.
ben oas 2ano ourdl3oeen, fnnDen
lie nur rouhenoe Irilnnler bor. bn
bic gtuiien oitf Dem 9iitdlpeae oIe
5t1ote itno Srtidaften nieoergc-
brannt botten. Seiber bobeu Die
OelltlHen gebornen IN ieoer ge5ieb-
ilne Gronling ans bent Chaos ge,
idlaffen. @etreibe tDnr0e cine 3eit.
lang aus Gbcridleiien asoien inn
dnoeren 9sroDin3en unD aus ben in
9loipoeeorgiensf erbciiteten 9orr1.
ten gelieFert. Die Gelltilhen berfl,h.
Ten aud. Ro0riinasniittel ii6er
s6meben eir5ufiibrea, mos ober Dor
Der rltiiiiden 8tegierufa berbiroeri
mur6e.1
0ie glnhribtenogertiir fonlu1t 10
oaun ouf oie 8ebonolung sn lpre
den, iuelhe ourd Die 8ernlittluHf
Ser Ser. Gtnateit aniiden 9eiitih
Iano un0 enaldno aefiibrt iuuroen
Da oieier Mon feblidlue, iibernab
men Die 0elItiden 8eborDen Die lie
beripnfuna iino gerteillnng Der Dor
bunoencit 9orr0te ioipie Die s5elobc
iiealne in Dem belesten Gjebiet III
gr0Bteil NlaBltnbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
1loccSitteit cf fhc
11,crlN aboetuicIeit!

@lcbelarlo, o.. "a. stugltIt gntf
6em bier perInnmeLteu orittcn SAB.
resfonarcB Der @riiOerIhnfts. .2ogen
ron glmerifo Fam eS aeItern ou eirer
erbitterten Ge6ottc. Der Sroen 0er
8ooomcn Of tic gSOrID, meL1er tot
slpei Sobrelt nus Dem aOitereB 0iis-
getreten mar, neil Ct NIT Der legis-
Iotiten 8oIitif DeSIeIben iiidt eirlber.
ftonOen mar, bot iest iDieber lint
ieinen @irttrift crildt. Sci Der sEb-
thinning itiittnttett ieoo6 1S4 &C.
gen ieine gsieoardiifnubme unb nir
142 oofiit. ioOnb ioutit Dos Gieiud)
Der @ooOuen Of tbc @orlo o6gc.
ipieien lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Die v9cuti9lanO"
I TIT beimiidcll Safen!
bic mcSerncn 1lrocnaittcn BON Scr Bcp0lkcrmn9
trcmcns Itiirmiicb bceriiEt; kapitdn
k0nio lit Scr HclH Hcs Cages.
lmerikan. Silder tpollten JMSasLObn pcrOienc
9Imerifnucr neutral.

&apit1n a0nie teIegrapbierte an
Die eigentiinlcr Der oGeutihlnno"
Dab iib Die omerifaniibe Regierlug
ibm gegeniiber ourdaus FORFEIT per-
bolten uno Die 9leutralitdt Itreng
aefpnbrt ba6e. Gie feinoliben
Strieqsihiife iuuroen ge5lplIngen, lih
duberbalb Der 0rfimeilenerenSe 81
balten un0 feinen 9erludl 5lt uta.
den oie sGelttIhlall0" nj omerita.
niid)en @Guanern 5u beloltigen.
Stirmiidrs @ctter:
g91hren0 Der 1900 Wleilen be-
traaen0en Babrt fnbr oos Sdifi
MIR auf enc Strede bon insgeialnt
110 gicilen nnter @oiicr. 81 Sc.
ginn Der fSobrt mar oas 8etter
gInItig, ip1ter aber bate Oas Sdiff
nit Shtrin uuo @eaen einen bnrtel
aompf at beIteben. Gns ltnlpetter
lieB etiuas nud), als Die oDeitid).
lnnb" iib Der eiirop1iiden aiiite ma
berte, ous Sd]ift ober bate beoell.
tenOc Sdmicrigfeiten iDegen oes
berribenoen gicbels 5u belDultigerl.
Die 6nbrt n1liBte beOcltteno Der.
langiontt neroen, mo oieien I'm
Itono lit es aud 3u8uidreibeu, oah
oas EaudIdiff nebrere Gage ilber-
fGllig mar.
SSn Der Ror0iee ipur0e ons SAifl
bon einem orfouartigen Sturu be.
/ troffen. 9lber trob oes @ogeltpralIS
lun0 trotOcm es bon oen 8ellen BIN
lun0 ber geihleu6ert pnrOe. eripieieu
| Iid bic Rnid)inen ais ibrer slufga-
be pollitdnoig gelDahien; ite arbei.
tetpn perfeft.
gtur iucnige Sdiife puroen ollI
| Der 6abrt ongetrofien, nidt ein Gin
I5iqer Gisberg fam oen Shiif oiiI
| ieiner syaBrt in Die @nerc. 50baIf
| elm Ghiff eeiihtet iDuroe. toudte oit
7eutihIano~ itiiter, lnt6 aopitdr
iS6nig 5peifelt, ooB irgano ein 5fiiI
/ Die 0Gelitihldtto" geiiftet bat.
Sm Iilbereu Sufeu.
GS mar 8 ubr geitert nadriit
tags ais bic o9eltiaIonD in be-
8cicrniinbltng onferte, nddbent fl
fiir3en 4ufentDalt bel SelgoLnnl
genomnen balte. Bremen puro
telcgropbiid) in SIenntniS geIett, bal
bic .9euti6lan0 bon ibrer 5dbr
lglhdlid 3uriifgefcbrt ieJ urib iofcr
luuroe Die Sto0t beflaegi. gla
air6engIoden Iduteten un0 8otei
;iuitrOen nod 0en 8obnlit9ei1 oe
! Rannid)aft Der o9eutidlulto &c
idnot Inn Die glngeborigen bon o.
| gsieoerfebr ibrer Qicben in aenntnii
5n ieeen. 3tpci GritteI Der gon3el
8coolferung batten ii6 am 8pd Gin
gefun0en, lil0 ais 0aS 3audyld)if
Igegen 7 llbr i'm inneren Snien ei:i
Itrof luuroc cs bon erient taliicno
Iitimmigen Surrab begriiBt. Jihb
reuoe 58enen ipielten fitb nb, al
| bic NlauniAnft ans 2ano ge9nneeI
mar uno iid) burd Die Ulenidlcn
menge einen 4eg 8u i9ren @ertpanO
item babnte. Gie meiitcn bon ibneI
botteu feine glbnung, oof iitt oi
Seeleilte ouf ocln &alihihiff nnt
Iglmerifa eineeihifft 9atten, crit al
Oas Sdiff IN 9Incrifa eiHsetrofiei
Ilpor, mubten 1ie gelhei0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
11)iebtioe 1lmcien;
i'm BMkatcit!

aOnoon, "a. s(ltguit.-- Der sonig
bon giun1nien bat an bic @eiano.
ten bon 3entidlonO unO Geiterreid|.
llngorn in Yutnreit in 9Sribatoltoi-
en5 enpfongen. ipei cine aoIner 0e.
peidc Der gr9nnge telegraph go,
fiber glntiter6om beingt.
9ie @eiolloten nlroen crit ge.
trennt uno Damn 8uianmen empfan-
gen.
GS mar Oie IGnite 9luOien1 oie
Der aonig non glnnlarien ben Di,
plplnotiihen @ertretem Der 0eittel-
|ln1hte erteilt BAT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

Sci einenl @egennneriff nnbnien tutr
Is Gfti5iere ril0 $50 gtann gefnig.
gen
Ssdbreno oes eeTtrigen Tnees
murSen bier feinolide 5lieger gum
glbitieg ge0luitngen.
Der ensIiide SObl.
9onOon "a. glng. 9o oaf ben
Grieostbeotern on Der 9lt. iui0
S9eItIront Itd itiats BON @eOeittltHg
ereignct bot erregen Ole BorfDnri
niIie nuf Der Golonifi-Srort Inn 10
qroBeres cSntereIlc. gtber oith bon
bort iino gelteru MIR Iebr ungefc
geri1te eingetroffeil. Gnloiifi be-
ridltet. oaB Die 8ulgnreit i'm Gale
| Der Strunld Dororingen iin0 iid an
mebreren 8unften berihoil3t hnben.
gluh Berlin befid)tet, boB Die guI-
aoren uno oeitti6e Sriippen ole
Serben in Die 6luht gelblagcn hd.
ben; offenbor nber bnben lid feinc
IgrDBere Gdln4teit 5ugetragcn.
gln11nger oes friibercn RreHlier-
n1iniiters boben 6reicorps gebiI0rt
unO finb gu oen glGiierten eeitpBen.
Die rlinl1niihe Gegieritng lit irl-
ner nod ituentidieoen, Oh Tie fim
in Oen arieg itiiraen loIL oOer
nidlt.
General 9oig nteloet bon Der
sseItfront, ooB lid iiiOlib roa Der
Sonanle nidts bon 8e0eutiing err
eignct babe, ooB Die 8riten ober
!nor0lih bonn SyluB einen NorItoB
eegen bic feinoliden Stellunaet III
Dem Ebieppo[= =glbi1nitt diisgefiibrt
uno oelttide @r1ben in elmer 6ront
bon 200 gnros genonlnlen baben
Sp6ter gelang es ben 3eltIdlens
IDieie fDie0er sltriidSueroberl lFnD 0en
9riten lnebrere bprgeldpbene sstels
lIunger sit enfreiBeil Dodl DerlitndlsV
| Iid Ser SeiIi0 nidt 5ii baIteil 8ar
gerOun fam es iuieoer 81 id1iuefea
/ a1mpfen; Die sSron5oien iDoIIen ct.
luns an @rnnD nnO 9ooen gtiDottnen
uno eine an5abI @efnngene gen0dt
babeii
| @om ruIIiIhen &riegsiflnnpIdb 1T
nifts bon gelortg 5ii beridlten.
(auBer ooB Die M1osfoipiter 0ttf Der
oansen 9ront aeiIe befotinlen ba-
ben; ober oos bebnlten oie 4Iliier-
item fir fih,)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
SlciId;raticncn in
DcmticiplaitN gcrirsgcr!

Berlin, "a. slu0uIt, iiber 2oa.
DON. nc oeIItl@e Reaierinig bat
fir Die gep0lfernng Inn aun8ca Rel.
die bonn 2. Ctfober nu bic gIns ubc
bon Ssleiidfdrten Derfiiaf. Oieiplbc
beredltiat jeOe aSerlou fiir Elm bal.
bes aiIogrnnm aleiidl per gSodje.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
eenntpr Sitdltud beaIndauiInEdlL.

8aTbington, 81 alneult. 5eno-
for Sit9cod erhtelt eeItern pom Wc-
nerolgouDernelir Der Ebilippineil.
sSr1ncis Burton @arrion, 5olgeIloe
8obeloepeide: .@IiidpiIrlid]e mo
bieIen Cant fir Sbren Gice in Der
Gnrdbringnng Der Ebilippinen,
gcrlnge. sic bnben iidj Ole 9ailf,
barfeit Der 6iIipinos fir SIRE 90.
niiihunoen III Oeren SSlltereiie sr.
tporbeu.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
ll)ctterberidpt.

Sir Slnabo nno 11nteegeno:
Sd)on helte 1belO II. sSreitug; feline
weientlide Observation-Disclosures
5iir Nebrnsfo: 5fon belife nbeno
un0 ssreitog; feiHe ipeienfIide Gents
peroturberdiiOeruna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

Mbunuierr oi,f bic xaeIiae &riDiine,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
9tutl6er 6turltl
auf TleurD CIRCUIT
t,ritiidc mnS fransoIii4c Gceenanoriffc idpeis
tern; Sranscicn bcridttcn iibcr klcinc
Grfcloc an Scr DcrSMn>Srcitt.
am1en rennen iid6 i'm Often SIC s@dSeI Gin.
cFfi,ieller OentId,cr sSeridlt.

: geridlt. l9ei eiiiem gegenoneriff nnbnncn mir
Gfii6iere lni0 250 gtonn geldt.
il Den Stiirln gen
uuO nit Gr- 8abreno pes getrlgen Snges
nrfe feinolidc murOen bier feinolide 5Iieger aiilE
hnn S1linerg glbitiea ae1uunger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-06
FUTURE WAR
ON NON-COMBATANTS
Macmechen Believes First
Blows Will Be Struck From
Air at Producers.

Tina; the wars OF the future vii first
I've vaged on those vino are nov con-
sidered non-conbatants was the belief
expressed by 7. Il. Macmcchen. pres!-
dent OF the A~eronauticai Society OF
America. vino recently returned from
England. where he witnessed several
Zeppelin raids Oh London lie spoke
las, nigh. before " sinai. group OF de-
fence advocates AZ ,hc Plaza.
Every inland CITY and Hamlet has
now become q port on the aerial sea
and subject 20 attack from the air even
before war IS declared ne said. "ln
the wars of the future great airsh!ps ~
1873 tons or more will soar above fleets
aud coast detenccs and arrni"s and carry
the war directly 10 the threshold ~ the
neople who support the armies and
uuNirs and voted FOR war. The aim ~
the invader VII. he to s'rik" directly ~
N. heart % a ~couutry tlrSt and not Al
the army and navy. for II Ia" succeeds ia
touching that vulnerable spot the army
and navy vii. collapse from lack % sup
port.
This Government. NJ. MacmscNen
said. is ncglec;lnS h" two most I'M
;.orian, fields OF warfare of the future
a.rlal and submarine. In the air, II"
predicted. there will be most startling
Developments az the result of the pres
Ell, war. lie pictured tine destruction OF
American cities by giant a!rships. with
the army and navy and coast dcfeHces
unable to prevent 4 unless IN" Gov
rnmen provided for aerial defence In
keeping with he rapid developments IN
the |.cieice OF acrDnaut,os abroad.
Mr.. Mac'ncchcr Indicated that ne con-
siderel the airship of the Zeppelin Typ"
more important a. AN agent OF warfar"
than the aerOriaEr. without d~isCouutlnE
the valu. Of tho great machines OF IN"
later type which are nov being built or
viii be built in the future. Ito advo-
Gates tho building 81 airships for the
army and particularly emphasized their
advAntac" II the navy.
TIE damage done in air raids by
both sides in the present struggle, he
said, VII never be known until after
the war.
"Grrater airsh!ra are being built al
the time N. said, and who knows
when the transatlantic TYPE WI! h'
reached "'
The meeting at the Plaza was ar
ranged by Miss Georgiana Owens, Ham
il,on Fish. Jr.. presided, Capt. Harry
:. Rowland. a retired army oni"f
spoke. Among Others present wer'
Commander Il. x. Crank, br. j. j.
uausman, Prof. :. J. Magargo, JudR'
Robert Cornrll and Archibald Watson,
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Srotn| ug O" international. law. NJ
Eryar ysti ,td' . had apparently a""n
yrti.r '.- the h.n"'i, 90 '"' 1di.J"S -;
v .r. "Wa,a ;'is va - OYER. h' ...i.
i r.;. 81 Jew srt % international ''wS
VII 20, written for $50 benefit 90 tt" ma
t.u.s 81 peace
Bob sides have violated ou rights,
continued MIR Bryan W discussing r.
,.rua-ioual laws. '.L~ We u.d, rs ana
- ~" rights q, ur. an! have injured ~.
Neither side uLs desired To- do 80. That
'niur, was occidental 10 'hc Jury H.
tended FOR IA, other SIDE 'iul forbid
,fl. wr SnuIld ever compel ANY nation,
20 go e. war WI ~ II that nation -
no: an enemy and has ~ desire t. harm
us"
NJ. Hryan received applause when %"
s.Il. II preparedness would p'eS"r.
way. the great war uoN aging wou'd
,.,, hav" been started II tais nation
w-r. pr. pared Got w" I hr!'cy. l. would
i.vw De IN the conflict
MIR. Bryan thea went on "a show the
false philosophy Of preparedness argu-
uri.'s. lie told % his differences with
President wilson and added. "l}u' | am
glad that We have IN the White Iionsc
to-day = man who want uoace AMI VINO
dong what ~ believes will Lad :,
peace"
MI. Bryan lcr, FOR Washington or 2
iduigAt train. Before departing g.,
refused 20 make n comment ON th,
present political situation.
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IRISH WARN
u. S. TO WATCH BRITAIN
Convention Ends Session With Declaration of Loyalty
to America-John Redmond Kissed and Champ Clark
Applauded-Plea for Preparedness Approved.

The 1000 or more men and women
delegates OF Irish birth or descent from
all over tho United States. who on Satur-
day convened at the Hotel Aston to de-
clare themselves, among other things. OH
thc!r attitude toward England in the
present war. brought their convention
Ia n close AZ the Conan Theatre ycst.f-
Jay with a session OF oratory which
lasted without interruption from 2
O'Clock in the afternoon until y IN the
evening.
Toward The end OF the six Iour scs-
sion. al devoted to speech making. cx-
cept FOR "A few vocal selc tons early in
the afternoon. the convention unari-
inouslv adopted q 5000 wore declaration
OF principles which combined n plea that
the United States refrain from cntdn-
gins alliances with foreign countries in
the present struggle or "A. any time. ard
a denurciation of England for her treat
ment Of Ireland In the past and at pres
ent and Tor her attitude toward Ameri-
can seIfarers ~ American shipping
and commerce since war was declared.
Mere mention Of the no'ne OF John
Redmond. the IRISH member OF Par.!a-
nent who IL urging lrish'ntn 70 enlist
under the British colors. aroused a whole
blast of Kisses from plt to topinost gall
l"ry. ilisses greeted the name also -
! the Rev. Father Bernard Vaughan. the
English horn Jesuit. son of u british
army OH -r, because of Father
Naughai's activities for his own way
. flng country. There was another storm
of Misses at the mention oe the name o:
. Joseph II. choate. because. s,id the
speaker. Mr.. Choatc 'hyphenates the
king and tie United States al every
! Pilgrim dinner"
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STAY OFF ARMED SHIPS.
Congressmnn FItsgerald says That
IL Ills Own View At Least.

~ believe American citizens ought to
stay OF armed vessels. believe this
Is the sentiment. Of the country. II Is
my opinion that the House will vote
for The warning resolution"
In these words Congressman John j.
Fitzgerald OF Brooklyn expressed him.
self yesterday To o resortcr for THE e
on the McLeriore resolution. which pro-
vidcs tina, The Government shall war;,
al Americans aSalnsi travel on tie
armed ships o. 'he bci'iscren:s IN the
European way.
Congressman ti;zrcrald was 40, viii.
ing to guess VIA; his fellow Democratic
Congressman in New York city would
do when the time comes 10 vote on
The resolution. Congressman Riord,n,
from Tom Folcy's district. stands with
the President. He IL not in favor o'
warning Americans against sailing on
armed ships and believes the resolution
will be defeated. Other Corgressmer
from New York had no: decided which
a they would vote.
Congressman Fitzgerald would not
say whether he intended TO state his
views on the floor lie said there are
various ways IN Witch the warning rsso.
luton can he brought before the House
for n vote. There can be opportunity foi
oratory ard then the matter can be re
presented that a vote on h resolution
may be called for At once.
Congressman Fitzgerald denied tina
many New York Democratic Congress
men were In New York on Saturday
There were only three absent-foft. who
IL at Palm Beach Dooling. who In sick
and Griffin. who wac In Brooklyn NJ
tending u meeting.
"None OF the New York Congressmer
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ruen the cutter started On. leaving
those on the Manhattan "a won,.cr
whether. after all. Mis-. HOUSE may not
lee the author OF the book tNat depicts q
new United states
The cutter took the envoy and N.s
plr.y "a the Sow York Yach; Clubs
station AZ tho 100, OF Eas; Twcu'y-,hrd
street. ~ that time their destination
had been discovered. hut No orders for
secrecy were evidently NO. ~ col
Houses making. for he posed for a sror"
Of cameras and motion picture machines
checrfully. while his escort waited for
him. In fprt his obi 'gincness 80 over
wnclmcd one camera man tina: ne called
ont:
81 hope YOU re. to be President,
Colonel
"Now. ion 70 wishing me any III
luck like that replied the Presidents
closes, friend.
From the pier Col. and Mrs. House
went with their son-in-law md Collector
Malone to their home at H. Vast Fifty
third street. Use place 'na. has come To
he nickramed the III. White House
In New York" There Mrs, Auchinc'osS
was waiting for them and there n"
Colonel spent mos; o. his tim" until
he loft for Washington on a late night
train.