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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
Die yiStuanesarbeit int
Bcl0icn" in 1loabrbcit!
Gic nnacblidcn 3Unugsmittcl jum
gCiten Der bclaiiden Re
D6iferung crlaiGu.

Berlin, ?. gtoo. (Jltnfcnocpcide) J
- Ole 8erliner 3citllngeu fabren
tort. Die titr5i!t 0ou Der orabtloieu
station III &Don Oerbrcitete Ulels
Dung uber Die n3nuugsorbeit IN
9eIgicn" 5u bcipredelL Sic Deiien
0uruui bin ooB Die bon ben 0ellt.
ihen Ycb0roeu lrqriiicnen giabnabs
men niht ais Strieg5nluBnubrHen
nuigeioBt mcrocu tonncn ion0crn
ans bltmanitdren 8riluoen 8lmI
&obI umo yeiten Der 9cmobner
9clgicus crlalicn muroeu.
Gus n9erliucr IogcbIatt" ihreibt,
0oB Die ltntcr 0ent Deneralgouber- D
neur bon 0iiiing itcbcnOc oeutihe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in 8rilNcl bon
allen Uorurtcil3loieu Rerionen ais
cine omobhDnuen0c" Syuititlltion be
5cldnct luir0, Dcldc bonn re0then
@umihe crfilat it, 0n5 luirtidoftli-
hc mo poIitii1e &Cben oe5 &au0c5
5u i0r0crn"
9luocrc 9IGttcr itcllen Die lroae,
Oh c5 Oenn filr Die bclgii6e Be
bon 9ortci( iciu t6nue,
mcn iie bon Der g3obltdti9feit ob.
bauqiq bIeibe, ooer Oh e5 nj6t bors
iei, Den 2euten Die 0}08.
lihfcit 5u Deriaoiicn iid ibren Sc
bcnsurlterholt cbrIih 5u oarOiencn.
Die oEdglihc Guu0iholt" idreibt,
ooB Die 8orloouer Der qegenlpdrtt.
Qeu 3uitlu0e IT. 9cIqicu oeu noralis
itben uno wirtihoftlihen 9tuiu 0c5
un0 ieiuer 9eluo5ner be-
oeuteu piir0e, 5lunol oog profeiiio-
neac 6ouaen5cn uno Die }lbbdngio-
felt bon Der 6fientlihcu 8obltdti0-
felt ouf Die Goucr oos moraliibG
@erontnortIidfcit5gciilhI Scr 8eU0l-
fcrung 1lnterqroben ntilIIc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
1Jrcdjcr llebcrfaQ.

G5icogo, 81, 2. 9topcmbcr -
,Jn elmer Der bclebteiten StroBen Der
@eitditsQe9enO ilberfIeIen Qeiterlt
ichs 8anoiten in eineut griiueu }lu-
tonobil IN Der Danunerlntnoe einen
GrprcBuoQen. Giner Scr &erIe bicIt
Dem autider ben aebolber Dor 0eln
aopf, ndbreno Die anoeren Oen $50
gen ou5plilu0erten. sSyupeIen un0
$1,000 9argclb iicL Den i5re6liugcn
ut bic $oon0e, lpclhc trot cifriger
&erioIgtng Der Gnli5ei biaber nod
uid1t gcfaBt mcr0au tonnitn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
gl;mrnt id bns qebcn.

2Splu0rts ,. J}ob. - Ser 0ret
0}cilcn lpeitlit, bon 8puore lpoD-
uenOc moblba5cn0e bobmii6e 6or-
mer 2So6n leiefa beginq geitern
atnrgcn auf einem @tnisfelo ieineS
sobneS 6ur6 G.ri6ieBen 5elbitnoro.
Gciedo Der pom ieiner 6rau ge-
trcnut Iebte, bate geitern ieiuen
So6n beiudt, bel oetn feline sSrait
Iebt Inn nit 6erielbcn cine 8ieoer.
nercinigrma aiailbdbnen. Die lin
terre0ung perlief ie6oh reiuItotlos,
porouf 5eiedn oa5 6alrs perlieB
luo ii6 oo3 9e6eu nobn. gr mar
go Sabre ali uno bcidb cine 240
4der oroBe Jarm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
(Scaen 9Soifcuidlulna8cla ucrFojtct
5pauiidlsamcr. &r5t aaaetl09t, &il
liitcn init 9SaficR Deriegcu
5n baben

(lcion 2tri5y ,. 9}oOcm6cr. -
Or. q. u, 5erbin, etn noturoliicr.
ter 2lmeritaucr ipomlher 4bnmit.
nur0e 0clteru utter Der 2lntDoGc ucr.
boitet, nit }lnOcren ejne Geridao9
rtng einQeaaHgeu 3u icilL bic &ij.
liiten nit gSoiien 1ulO Whmitjon 5u
pcrlc6cn. @oftbcicblc fir y OIL
Ocrc Sponiih-Nmcritanar iiuo be.
rcit2 crlolieu. 3le @cb0r0ep be.
9ouptch cluc g}cugc @aficn mlo
Utunitiou sic lllr &iQo bcltnnmt
mar, bci1Iagnobmt 81 babcH
Or. Serum, Der ie0c g}ltihulo AT
DEM anqeblid)cl &ontplott lcu0ret,
muroc gegeu 8ilrgidoft aus Der lin
teriuhung5buft entlaiiGn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02

gcfeDl5bo6cr Der ,Gclltidllo,G ::
Der @rrriher bate mid bet iit 5u
Giih qclu0en; in ireuDljdlitcr &ej'a
iuttcrbielt CT lib nit mir; if babe
bcobadtet, bob Der 0eutihc aai'er
5ieluli1 itarf ergrott it, iih aber
Der beiteu @eninobeit erireut &om
aaiier erbielt &apiton &onig 0en
Mo6cn3ollcru 9alsorocn, pom SIS.
Mig pm 9aperu Den st NticGutl3
Cr0en pom a0uig pon 8ilrttcnt6crs
Den aroaanoroen un0 BON an0ercn
0eutihen dariten @Dttatreuae
g1cutidllanO" ais 8OitOampier.
2SuiBtugton, 2. 9lop. 8ie oeltt
ic5c goiidiGft lit gc0camdrtig nit Der
Re9ierunq 5lped5
Ginridtiug eihrr untcrieeii@cn 9soit
nienitperbmoltHg nit 8eutialan0 in
lluterbanolune. Dns Saud6oot
abcr miro nm 500 gtuno Eoitiahen
eritcr aIoiie an 9orO ncbHlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
9O2adlt aute gcnte.

9enton 9orbor. Y}id., .. gtoberl-
ber. Gin eii13elner 8anDit be-
trat geitern no6mittag Oie gall
Claire 5tate 8ant lno forOerte nit
borgebaltenem 9teboIber Den oltein
onmeieuoen aoijierer auf, ibnt NoS
berettlie9en0e 8argelo ous3ubdnDi-
gen. Gent fitbuen 9fdltber fielel
$4,000 ST. nit 0euen er Die 6lud]t
ergriff Cine 2ln5abl 8eanlte unb
9ilrger bobcn ictne &erfolgitng ouf-
oenommcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
@3rdTOCntcnunGl arf auba

@nDano, ,. 92ooenber. - HIS
Sen bisber elngegongeneu &eribtcu
iiber bic gcItcrn ouf &ubn abgeDol.
tcne 4}rdiiocnrenpobl gebt baDor.
0aB 4llfrcoo ,jcpoa, 6ubrer Der q
bcraLcn, Der nodite %rdiibcnt Der
9epubhf iein mir> }lub0hger 0c5
jeBlgen 4rdii0cnten 4l}enoeul. ncl.
der iid) I'M Die 0ie0ermabl bcluIrht,
Joriea lcoo6 nod INNER. ooB iidl
BIS gum Gintreiien idmtlider gSo6I-
Jcridtc 0as Reiuitat 81 1lerocalS
0uliten gednocrt 5dben mag
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
(sr6a[ten filrsere glrbeitsseit.

st. 2oitts, lD2o, 2. 9obeulber. -
Gie 3iibober Der groipn Sbpc 50.
ba6en geltern ibren 5000 Angcitea.
fen ongefiiltoigt, OaB iie BON Jest on
Die 9lrbetts5eit bon 5ebn 5tln,oat
1uf neun 6tunoen berobiesa1 lDer.
ben ooB ieoo6 Die gegeripdrtieen
2obne beltebet bleiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
g8arnt ppr 9rnf anf 9lnneltcllte.

9Sn0ionopoIi5, Sn0., 2. ytobetftber.
= 5rant 6. 2aiIn, 5pe3inl-$5ilfs.
bnoesoupoIt. welder ailgeiteat
wltr0e, anqeblide gerlesungcn Der
@obl8cicee III Gbio, Satnois uuo
Snoinna gu Derfolgcn, bat geiteru
cine 28arnlln9 du 2Irbeitga6er er-
laiien, lire Qngeitellten mht Durtb
9robungen ODER @ini1adjterllngen
6lt 8pinoeL ibre Gimme fiir bon
ibnen beoor5ugte 8un6csbennlte
ebeniaGs ob3ugebafl bo eine ocrdr-
ti9e @nnolungspeiie cine 8crIetlllg
Der 8unOesgeiebe beOeiltet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
Sratbt nod Gn9tanS
iit 1fricosIscntcrbamSc!

aopen6ogcu, 2. 9}oo. ibcr &o9.
0on. - 9ler eingetrofiene 9}otrld
ten beia9cn, Der &cfc5l36obcr ocs
normcgiidcn 0ouoier3 StculhcIt
Der nit ieiner 9eiatiiug Don einem
oeutiden Iauhboot nod @ilbllm5-
bapeu gcbrn6t mur0e, babe ertlGrt.
0uB bon 0eutihcr Scite ale NM
je0e fur Gr8lou0 bcitinlmte 6raht
nl5 arieg8fontcr5anoe 5ctrahtct lm0
5crit0rt wer0en merOe, menn janncr
e5 mginge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
sdueoens arouprin,c'iin enibnnOen.

5todbolnt iiher 2oHoou. ?. 9tpp
0ic i6lue0iide arouprinjtiiin lit
Gienstnq cineo Sobnd)ens qeneien.
(Gas stronprut5apaur, oas ieit
1906 perlndb!t lit bat iest bier
S6bne ulD e!uc Io1ter.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
Iinfllnnh bela6Lt tcner.

Berlin, ?. glob. (,yuufeuberidt)
-Sn Der S6lniiden 3eitlrng ibreibt
Elm ruiiilher @eiitlider: Ser Stono
Der 3iDiliiation Der <m1nen often.
bart iid in Der unbeidreiblideu 8e.
bonohlrg, Die iie 0en Suoen uno
6rnucn anae0ciGen laiien, iofpie
Ourd ibr idrunlerlides 5hultucien.
Der JtuIndue ut beute rilfitdnoiger,
olS eS Der 9fuiie ienals mar uno
cs febIt ibm Ser @tut uno Der rit.
terlihe 8eiIt Der ilapiiden Gniie.
9tuBlan0 bat teuercs @elD fitr Die
rumGniihc SiIfe be8oblt uuo lit
MIN, 0o gtumonien 3uianmenbridt,
itrategiidb nod idIedter odran, ais
bor benz Giutritt oe9 a6ni9reihes
in ben &rieq."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
49apSt er40lt S8OO,OOO
fir ncflcjoenSe 4oolen!

Roul =. y}oDelubcr. - 4}opit Sc
ncoifts }lppell an bic 4iib0ie Der
0on3en 28eIt, 0a uotlei0en0cn go
len 6u bclien, bat 0ca gGUuuiatcn
@riol0 gebabt 0clu e5 ii10 ,lm
ins0eionIt %S00.00O ouaBeadu0lgt
wor0cn. 2ieie 5unmc miro l9iort
Dem polniiheu 0ilisfonlitcc in Der
5hDei3 ilberiou0t merOct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
1iit,ts 2ieues i'm
,,>liarina"s "sSaH!
lanten wiberiptCdeHO ;
EuatSumt Bdlt alle 5nfOrs
matioueu pOllig 5uruf.

@oi1ington, 2. g}oD. - 2(u8 oen
tcBteu Ycridten be9 Stoniuls 5roit
ans Gucenstomn ge6t berDor, oaB
uidt illnL ionOern ieh5 glnerifaner
0ou Dem torpc0ierteu 8anpier nWla.
rino" OcrnltBt meroen. Der Same
0e5 Scditcn iit $. g. DhO0leton
bon 6re0cridsbur9, go. IS miro
jebt ais iider ongcnouruen 0ab
idmtlihc berlniBten ieb8 2lmerito.
uer ertuuten iin6, oa idmtlide 5ur
Rettun9 Der Sfiffbrilhiqeu ausge-
iou0tcn 0onrpfer reiultatlos 5urild-
8etc5rt iino,
ll.goot BOT feline S1ilfe an.
9}oh Den GuSioQeu Der qcrctteten
9luerifancr ion 0u5 0eutid)e Guut.
boot, melhes Den 3uupfer uU}o,
riuo" torpebicrt bat, itber cine bulbe
Shrnoc Den Ecttungabootcn gefoIgt
icin, ocu 1ynloiien 0erielben jeooh
feline 6iIfc angcboten buben. 2luh
bic in 0ubliu qelan0eten 9Lmcrifaner
beitotigen Die 2luslogeu Der om Suge
5ubor bernounlenen llebcrlc6en0Cn,
m0noh 0Qs Gaufboot nod ein 5lUei-
tes Iorpe0o nbieuerte, nnd0em e5
ouigctouht mar.
y3citerc gcriftc criuartct.
eJnt Stuat8umt crnartet man nod
bclttc mcitcre ouSfibrlihe 9erihte
POM arnerifaniiden &oniul in
Guecn8toDn. 9llc 6i8ber eingctrof-
feueu gtodridten ner0en nod ouBen
bin boui8 gebeim 9ebolten llno
Brdiiocnt @ilion lit Der Gin3ige,
Dem ollie einqebcnoen 2Sniornotionen
iofort il6ernlttteIt mer0en.
5i6cr lit, 0oB fcinerIei Shrittc
1mternoninen mcr0e1 e6e niht Die
0cutihc Scitc in Ser 2lngeIegenheit
in grfaGrunq gc6roft lit. Ser 0eltts
ihe &otihniter, @rnf bon Bern.
7torif. bat icinc Hc9icrllng eriudt.
ioboI0 ais n0qlih aIte @in3elbeiten
ijber Die GGrientung noh @oibtng-
Ton 3u 6crihten.
3uci tuidtigc 8nnfte.
3rpci pihtige bi8ber nod nidt
QeluQ QciDitr0igte 8uufte buben 0le
9lufucrfianlfcit Der 9eamten 0e8
5toot5otut8 icbt auf iih geIentt
Ser cine it, Dab Der a0tarina" ouf
Dem 2ldlter0ef nit einem 4=750uiQen
@eihiiB bcitiidt mar, un0 Der an0ere
lit cine 3citung80cpeirbe aus Son.
Don. mclhe folgenoermoBen lalttete:
,0lnn nir1l1t bier ais b0hIt nabrs
iheinIih an, ooB 0os onerifaniide
5toatSun1t lUeitere Hadforihungen
in Der gnQeiegenbeit MAIDEN miro,
NM en0qillhq olt53ufit0en, nelhe5
Scr G6oroftcr Der nMorino" NOR.
23Qbrcu0 bcrIoutet, 0ob Der 0anlpier
lutcr pripotem Charter mar, aI8 er
torDcoiert Dur0e, ideint e8, DOB er
niht lonqe borber i'm 0icnIt Der
}(0n1irulit0t iton0."
0icic Icbtere 9tahriht miro bier
10 Qe0clttt, ols ob man IN 2onoon
ciniQen 3maiiel ooritber beQe. Oh
Der Sampler GIT Den Gorrcdten be-.
rehtigt mar, mclhe eincnl frieoliden
@on0el9oonlpicr 5uiteben,
l,eoeuioQs inn Die pcribie0cnen
9}odlridJtcn 10 uiOcriprehenO, 0oB
man iidl augcnblidli6 nod tein lit
tell biloen fam. Sefretdr Cant
ing CAB gcitern Die GrtI0rung ab
0oR 0ie llnteriuhung 0e5 Sales IN
fcincr 28eiic aus Dem Grunbe ber-
30Qcrt mer0cu miiroe, neil Die
lBuAlfontpogne i'm @angc it, uno
0oB ole RegierlmQ ibrc fritber tIar
5tcQlunq betreff5 Der
Strengthening nidt i'm
geduOert hut,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
9tc 9cutltbcn babrr
st, Saur aufgcgcbcn!
E3ritnpe 1noriffe at scr SommcsSrcrt abees
id0laoen; mebrerc fran5Siiidpc Stel>
lMnocn bel SGillp crobett.
aumdmen er6altsn in Scr 0ObrnSi4a Pilfe

aber oringen Die 9ettfden uno Se-
lterrci6s llngaren lpeiter Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
v9rntldlonO" bat
S1O,OOO,OOO Tradt
l.9s&a545, l.9&4, Scr SepSlkcrnne 11ep conScn in
"A Observation-Disclosures 1peile bcoriBt.
'fepldnStE miro icSemfaas pot mitne6men.

unO ernartc, nm Die SabreSWrnOc
Dlcocr IN 2lmcrita 5uriid 3u ielu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
99as bic 9}niicn mel6en.

8etroQruO, }. 9toD. 3aS
SIrieQ5nnt uclOctc belttc; Der Gor=
muriA 0c5 Fc.omariho08 y. O}afens
len in Der 9toro0obrltoidn tit oaent
}luihein noh gum @olten gefonl.
men mo 5wor ein3ia unO dGein
Oesbolb. meii er ntht iiber cine
genilsen0c 2Jn3nbl Grltppen Detfit8t,
um 0ie 2inie Der Donou entlong
qc1orig 5u 6eidilben SSSn 9llfareIt
bciBt e8, GoB 9Pofcnien ge8lpungen
qcp1ien, mcbrcre 9}cginenter Sal
fcuboUn CUR 1jifc 3u ien0en unO IN.
iolge oiciea y,b3uge5 Ser Eruppen
it Der 8ormdrib W}afeuicn3 in5
5todcn QctouImen 2luf Der 8an3en
5iebcnbiir9er 6rout auBer iii0Iid
bonn 9lotcnturntpoB beboltpten Die
GunlGnen oaS 8clo. S5m &al Der 2Ilt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02

Berlin, 2. gtob. (5untenbcrtGt.)
-- Us miro bcute orr3lelL betonnt
Qenatt, bob Sort &aur, nor00itliA
bon TcrOun bon Den 0eutlden
Iruppen gcrdumt morOer lit. gbe
lmicrt Lrlppcn iid aus Dem bon
icjH0Iidcr 2lrtlQeric foit gang ger
ltorten Sort 3urilf8ogcn, rDurOctt bic
Widtigiten Sefcihgungsmerte bon
m5 geiprcngt.
I0r0Id Der Somme 0auern Die
9LrtiQerietanpie iort; Elm britIlaer
2lngrifi n0r0IiA bon GourCclctte
mur0e nit &cidtigfeit abgcidla8en.
glor0li6 BON SoIuG murOen frou3Os
iiihc 2lngriife bon uiereu Lrlppcn
cbqeihlugen; mir babcn mebrcre
icin0lldc StcLIungcn in iener 0e.
8cl0 bcicbt.
Rnmdnen crbalten Gcritarfnngcn.
3urid), (lleDer 9oriS Ino Com
Don > Cine 1lrntee Der Auiicrten,
Die ouf 100000 g}ann geihdbt
miro, bet geQca Die Grltppen 0e9
@encroIsiclOmuri6oQ5 b. 0todenien
in Der Gobru0ido Die GffenitOe er-
griffen, mel0ct cine Gepei6e aus
8uturcit uno Gcni. 2tn elmer 6ront
BON 30 y}eiIen itn0 erbitterte Saint
pfc i'm @onge.
1Falfcn6aDu fat ih,uerc 2Irbcit.
Berlin 2. 9Iop (lleber Gonoon)
- Ger perboltnisnl0Big Ion8iame
Gorlnoridl Der uautibcu 1urO otter,
rcihiid)-lmgoriihen Iruppen felt Be
icBltng Der iii0lid bon aronIto0t &C.
lcgenen ltebonbiirgiihen 8ebirgs-
pGiie miro BON 8erihterItotter oeS
gerliner Iuqe6lottc5 0aour6 er.
tlGrt. 0aB o;e GltmGncn Ole itorf
bcfeitigteu 825irgsitelungen 6cictt
6alten. 2Sn orn lebten 3pei SSobrn
iii icoe ein5iga 8erqipite in cine
Setting Dernon0elt wor0en nit
8otterien an jcoern MIR einigermos
zen geeigneten Blot. Die Rulndnen
6u6cn ferner RE ein5cInen 8erge8s
ipiben 0ur6 cute StrdBen nit ein'
amber perbun0cn, loooB ite in Der
2age iino, in tur5er Belt 8critdr-
fungen nod gafGbrOeten Rolttionen
5l Derfen.
Nus alien 0ieien Gjriinben, 10
idbrt Der 9cridteritatter fort, baben
1ie 95noQiionsormeen e8 fir notig
6cfun0en, meite 6lonfen6emegungcn
ijber idner 3t paiiicrenoe @ebirge
ou83ufiibrcn, 2ue5 in oaem ge-
uonmen, gcbt Der &orntorib itctig,
mcm ou6 lnngiom DorlD6rtS.
29as bic 9inHen melbcr,
Getroqru0, J, 9toD. 3uS
S(rieQ5nn1t ulclOctc belltc; Ger &or=
muriA oc5 6c.omorihoa8 y. O}otens
len in Der 9torO0obrloidu lit olent
2tIMein noh gum @olten gefonl-
men mo jwor ein5iG unO daein
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
gOben St0nlgs Sin6nbcit.
Neindl Jam &aiier.

lleber leincn geind tm Naipt.
quarter oes aaIiers altBerte iidj Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
&cin Scrnm 0eacn aiuOcrlabmung

9efrngt, Oh Der tapitdn Oa5 in
Deutidlan0 besgclteutc Serum ge.
gen ain6erIdbmumg mit8ebrodt ia.
be, iagte e. onB iolAes IN 8cut,d)
Ian0 ge1emUortig niht 5crQeitcGt
mer0e, oa c5 gcgcnUdrtig iu GuHlh.
Iono an 9liicn fablt. on meIdcr 2'u
Jude nit oieicm Scrum on8cncQt
lDer0cn.
Evening star., 1916-07-16

NJ UnL 10 AHOC WHy L OU
Do Not Play More
as s ess e tsa ssa nt es Ss
He can point out with what awful speed America is
fastening to the same destruction.
Rome fell because its citizens became too soft and
craven to defend it.
America is full of Henry Fords, who cry out that
shall be committing crime against civilization if
prepare to defend ourselves
Rome fell because thrift swallowed up in luxury.
OF all the nations of the earth America the least
thrifty.
Rome fell because its citizens ceased work and devoted
themselves to play.
Rome spent millions on her sports: spend hundreds
of millions.
See how perfectly the shoe fits?
But there several important distinctions to be made.
One is this
The Romans did not play: they patched other play
America is still nation where everybody works. 1t
rapidly becoming nation where everybody also plays.
And that is sign of virility: it is wholesome
Fifty ago man felt like apologizing to his boss
If he Played the time is coming when he will have to
explain why it is he does not play
Employers want who bring to their work
more than mere dogged loyalty
They want enthusiasm; fresh point of view; mind
that leaps and sparkes.
Play does than build sturdy bodies-more than
cleanse tired minds.
1t builds character; sef-contro.
The school and the Office Dr. Luther Guick has
pointed out not democraces: they monarchies.
nevertheless. You may want to quit, but you can't
But play is different.
You enter it of your volition: you may withdraw
when you will Ifyou abide by the rules it is because you
control yourself, not because master controls you.
you want to quit in huff there is prevent
it, If you pout under defeat, become arrogant with
victory, you answerabe to yourself alone
In business you controed IN play you must be
seJ-controHed
"The Battle Of Waterloo first on the English
cricket fields"
Many on Monday morning, when business
wouldn't go it should has held himself steady and
out because Saturday afternoon when little
ball wouldn't do what it should, he neither lost his
temper his
1t is possible to overdo play, of course
Herbert Spencer proud of his game of billiards
One evening he invited strange young to play.
The young beat him three games straight. At
the end Of the third game Herbert Spencer put up his
and said "Young man. to play good game of bill
ards is the accomplishment of gentleman to play too
good game of billiards is the sign of msspent youth"
But most of in no danger of OVERRIDING play.
We are much more likely to go pounding along, saying
to ourseves Tomorrow, when have accumulated
my pe will retire from business and play"
And some day they will carve "He going
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-14
CRUSH OF WOMEN AT SALE.
Extended from Pratt Store Out to
Street Railroad Track When Doors
Were Opened Friday Morning.

The largest crowd that ever attended
the opening of sale in a BrattlebOro
store was present at the o. j. Pratt store
Friday long before the doors We're
opened at o o'clock by G.. w Groves x Co.
of Buffalo, y. y, who are conducting the
clearing out sale of the Pratt stock.
Women were crowded about the doors
and the crowd extended out into Main
street to the car track. There was a great
jam when the doors were opened but only
a part of the crowd could be admitted to
the store at once and it was necessary to
lock the doors at intervals.
1t was impossible to let those who We're
inside out of the main entrance and they
were let out on the second floor, reaching
the street again by the stairway that leads
from the apartments on the second floor
Many women came from West River
valley towns on the morning train and an
extra street car was run from West Brat
tleboro.
The large force of extra salespeople who
had been engaged for the occasion did the
best they could to handle the crowd, but
the rush and jam was such that until
nearly II O'Clock the completion of a tran
saction was strenuous process, both for
customer and clerk
Several women became faint in the jam
and one was taken to the drug store of
W. +. Root. Another woman was taken
in the ambulance to the Memorial hospi-
tai and was attended by DIR. H. L, Water
man. She was Miss Finn of South Yer
non.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-14
GEORGE II. DANYEW.
Well-Known Brattleboro Barber, For
merly Proprietor of the American
House Died in Chicopee Falls.

George H. Danyew, So well-known
Brattleboro barber and former hotel
man, died April 6 in the home of
his sister, Mrs. David Duquette, in
Hotel Duquette, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
He mad been in failing health several
months and two weeks ago went to the
home of his sister.
Mr.. Danyew was born in Ferrisburg
June Z, 1865, a son of Oliver and
Esther (Hanks) Danyew. He came to
BrattlebOro when young man and for
a number of years was employed as a
barber in the Brooks House barber shop.
At one time with his brOther-in- law,
David Duquette, he was proprietor of
the American House in Brattleboro,
which stood where the American build
ing now stands, and for time was
proprietor of the restaurant in the
Judge building on Main street, de-
stroyed i'll the fire year ago. He
opened a barber shop on Elliot street
last summer, which he conducted until
forced to close it recently because of
failing health.
Mr.. Danyew married in Brattleboro,
June 6, 1898, Miss Elizabeth Austin,
who survives with eight children. They
are Ruth, Mary, Elsie, Florence, Mar
garet, George, Joseph and Julia. He
leaves also four brothers, Oliver and
Joseph Danyew of Ferrisburg, William
of Granville, n. Y, and Hartwell of
Middlebury, and four sisters, Mrs. An
drew Sears and Mrs. Frank Larrow of
Ferrisburg, Mrs. David Duquette of
Chicopee Falls, and Mrs. Oliver Hanks
of North Ferrisburg.
The funeral was held Monday at o in
St Michael IS Roman Catholic church,
Rev. James p Rand officiating. The
services were largely attended and
among those from out of town were
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-04-14
HOOKER PROPERTY LINES.
Architect Here with View to Preparing
Plans for Possible Buildings - No
Claim Against Town.

Civil Engineer James A. Helyar
was engaged Wednesday in locating
the west line of the Main street side
walk in front of the Hooker property,
corner of Main and High streets, the
property having been sold recently to
John b. Marley by W. A. Subway,
who had it in charge.
The deed locates the line about two
feet over the sidewalk line, but the
.sclectmen have been assured that no
claim will be made against the town
for land damages, the new owner de-
string merely to definitely locate the
line.
+. w. Colby of Boston, who was here
with view to preparing plans for pos
sible new buildings on the lot, was con
cerned over the height of the sidewalk,
which is higher than it should be
since the street was lowered in grade.
The selectmen intend, when new
cement walk is laid there, to lower the
grade of the sidewalk to conform to
the street level, and this was deter
mined also.