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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
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no. 5O4 auf5Meebcn; wciterc Grs
fcl9c Scr DeMtIdcn.
Srankreid6 iest sen lcsten ,l,ann bel perSun Gin,
glrrLin. 1. eSulli. iiber Qon0on.

Berlin, 1. sunL iiber 2onoon. -
Qie JronSoien treffen riinntebr SIN.
itaIten odS go15e @ebiet Der Sobe
go. 304 All r1iimefl Der groBte
9eiI oieier S6be bot iid obnebin I'M
gcIib Der Geutiten befttnoen. Bon
Soucourt or1ngen Die 9eiiti6en oen
Geino allnidbIih nber fiber 5uriid !;
bic fSran5oien lciiten nlleroings
bortnddiqen @iOerItano, fallen ie.
bod allmabIid) auf tbre leste Ser.
teioignngslinie ouf Den Gbarup.So.
ben Strild. glae nit GROCER @uht
oiisgcfiigrten feinoIihen @eqenou.
griffe boben ibneil mir 5eitipeilig ge-
riuge grfoige eingebroft. Ole
sSran8oien baben onf Der 8eroun.
6ront ulle ibrc oerfilgbaren &eier.
ben ms Irefien gefitbrt; Die fiir3.
lid binter Der 5ront itottgeflmoene
aonsentrierung friifer fron5oiiider
5tuppen libt erfennen oak bic Sri.
ten Elm tpciteres @ebiet in Roro.
frnnfreiG 8ur @erteioigung iibcr.
nomlnen BADEN.
Gie bisber IN Norofronfreih
f1mpIenben 6rnnSoien iteben iest
bel @cr0ln iiu 6euer. 0as oeitiihe
puuptqlntfier lneloete oeitern nod.
mittde: gsei JleuDc Ghnpelle uno
norooitiuGrts fiilrten 0eiltId)e go
troldllen mehrere erfolareid)e Inter.
neblnungen aus ino nabincn 38
@ritcn gefonaen BeItIit Der Mlaas
iDurSen Die Bride in0 9eden iiio.
lid) bom Gorfe Guniieres p0lig bont
GeinSe gcidilbert; 3 9ffisiere un6
IS Bemeine lpurocn BORT nod qe.
f1ngen genonuien. @1breno Oeg
gngriffs III ben 80loern bon Con.
rpttes erobcrten lpir auh is 0taidji.
ncracioeAre. / fdgueres Dfuidinen.
ecfdilb uilO nebrere Mtineniperfer,
8as bic cyrauSoien iagrn.
8oris, /. SUM. y gns frans6.
fiid)c &riegsolnt mel0ete beute, 6aB
ein glngriff Der 9eutihen an ben
auslduiern Der 8otrnnannb06en ob.
gelDieien luorben lit. Gas 0eutide
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
4,anserpla
pom 6anlc bci6lcHcn!
$11, 100000 fir Grridtnns OerIeI.
ben uad beftiser Sebntte
bcUilli8t.

g8oIbinaton, 1. Stunt. - 9os
&epr1ientantenbolis, ipcl6es eeitern
ais Seonlitee bes @on5en 5uiommen.
eetreten mar, beriet ais ioI6es iiber
Die 5lotteuborloge 81 oen bonn
aomitec giinitie einberidteten 9e.
piaigungen muroen nodfoleeu6e
3ui1se 1ngenommen:
$11,0O0.000 fir Grrihhlng elmer
giegicrungs .4dn5crplatten 5abrit;
$3,500000 itott $2,000,000 fir
gleroplane;
@eludbrllng bon gTtrd8ereiiti.
gllneen, nm Die Seritellling bon
nuf Eripatncrften in Ban befiuoli.
den arieesi9iffen 5u bei6leunigen;
8ergr0berling oes 6IottenbeItnn.
oeg I'M peitere 1870 Secleltte.
gei ieOer 9lbltimulung iiber
bic oerIdieOcnen 9lnutte moren Die
observation-disclosures poIlig pergeilen.
90 Republifnner uno 2 Yrogeiiine
itimntten nit ben 9en1ofroten fir
Die 8on1erplatten 6obrit, p1breno
13 Demofroten nit ben HepIblifo-
nern Fir 9crgr6berune Der fir
neue aeroplane ausgeicbten Summe
Itinlmten.
Die gleprdient1nten Butler uno
@rabam bon 9enniplpania leiteten
Den aonlpf eegen. bic grrihtltng
elmer Rcgieriines 9nn8erplatteu-
SSabrif uno benntrogten ON 5teae
neiien bic 9iloung einer @unoe5-
SanoelstonnilIioiL pelde Die 9if-
fercn5en 5miiden Der &egireutg
ltno ben pribaten 8anaerplatten. 5o-
brifen iAlidten iolle. 9ogegen men-
0etc iid bauptIa9li6 5berlcp bon
&cntudp, melher bic paItung Der
8ctblcbem Stecl So. als itnpatrio-
tiid perurteilte. Scr gittleribe Nm
trag purOe oann nod beftigcr De-
batte NIT $50 gegen 125 Slim.
men abgele9ft.
Inter Dem @ergiitlutgs Spitent
Dtrs Der 6lotten 5efret6r err
mdhtiet fiir ibnelere 6erltcIling
Der Strieasidiffe, ais ousgenndlt,
Den prioaten Sdlitisluerften cine
ertruoer9iitung bis Sn 20 8ro8ertt
Oes aOttraftpreiies sll geluagrelL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Garransa's 1lote an
BMnccsrceicrilito!
0ieIclbe entbGlt 10000 @Ortc nHb
fOrbert ben glb5ng amcrifani.
ider SrRppeu.

Stoot 9aerifc, 1. SUM. - Die
jiiugite glote OeS merifauii6en @r1.
ii0enten Garrdn5a an Die 9unoesre.
aierling, in pelder oerielbe oorauf
oringt, Dab bic mcritaniihen
Irilppen aus Wlcgifo 5ltriidse5ogen
per0en lit Elm iuiiangreides, 49,.
600 @crte eltboltcnOes Goflmetit.
ayn Oen1iclben miro ooruuf bingemie.
len, oub Die anlerifnuiihen Streit-
frGite oie meyifdRiide @rcn5e nod
benz lleberfal aif Columbus, u.
3d., iiherifrittci obne bic erlaub-
mis- Der merifanildlcn gtegieriing ein-
scbolt ali bobcn. Gas lleberidret-
ten Der @rcn5e pnr0e onnnls nidt
ais Elm @intaa IN feinolides @e.
biet betrattet, Elm iDeiterer giad-
l6ub omerifaniidcr Iruppeu o6cr
mar abioIut niht itattbait; oieies
miilie unter oaeu lliuitanoen oils
Elm unberedtigter @infaa angeichen
neroen. I'm nun Oas ogite Gin
bernebnen@ nit Der amerifanii1en
Regierilng ouireht gu erboIten, lit
es unbeoingt notie. Die nmerifoni.
i6en 3ruppen aus @terifo 5uriidsli.
sieben. SolDobl bic merifdniide 9e.
eierung ais aud oas merifaniidlc
Bolt lit Der lleber8cugrng oaB
oas omerifoniidc 8olt fciueu arirg
nit Neerifo boben hill, ooB aber BON
oeiuiHen 2elten in ben Ser. Staa-
ten oorouf bingearbcitet niro, Ell.
men ioId,en inter nidtigen 8or-
p6noen BON 3dune 3ll 6reden.
5oebe Der nmerifoniihen Gegicrling
lit es, Dem Ereiben oicier 2eltte
Elm 3iel 5u iebcn uno ibre 6rie-
oensIiebe oaourH 5ll bclpciien ooB
iie Die Gruppen aus 9terito io-
fort 5iiriifoiebt.
sSSn bieiigen 8eeieritngstreiien lit
man bereit, ben 5or0erungcn Gar-
ran5as in gerpiiicnt Stune 5u cnt-
jpreden, bon ehler iofortigen gu.
riid5ie6lng aller nnlerifaniihen
Iruppen aus Mctifo fam inOeiIen
jeood nidlt bic gieOe icin, man tit
ipiaens, Oieielben nnd unO nod
iuieeer iiber Die hsrense 5u ifof.
ZEN. tSerner innB G1rrah5a beiDei.
fen fonneu, oaB er 9err Der Si-
tllation in Merito lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Britcit ltnt famlc
2lMsrcSen ME peflcocn!

8aibinoton. /. Suni. NliB.
br1l1 Der Sen amerifaniI6en lin.
tetri9ts- uno @r5ie9uugs g[nltol.
ten gegebenen grloubni8 Ieiteus
Gentidlan0s, 0urd bic 8lofaoelinie
oeutide piiienifnftIi1e Bidder uno
ionItiee 2ebrbiid)er 3u bringen, loa,
ipie bon Der britiIden Regierune
bebnuptet miro, Der @runo lein, oaB
fol1e Sen0ungen in Gnglan0 ange.
bnlten Doroen iin0. IS itnO Der.
idieoene geidmeroen iiber geihtob.
Iieferang bon giidern, Die in
9eutlAlan0 beitellt nur6en, einge.
gnngen. Cir Cecil Rice, Der britis
ide gutidlafter, informierte 5efre.
Tar 4olt pont Stoatsoeportene1t,
man babe Die Gntoedtilq gemadlt,
oaB Die oeutidlcn 8ericger in
Die 8afete nit ipiiionidoftlihcn 8ii.
dlern beintlid aroBe Wlengen BON
6lugidriften un0 1noere 8eroffent
lidluneen Der ariegspropaaunoa elm.
gei6loiien bdtteu. 0ns bate bic
9eranlaiiimg gum 9lnbalten pieler
Senolngen gegebcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
gsas 0ie ifranaoien iaaftr.
SiiSpclferieber
S1aalctoft SiiriiGl
ST bpn ieiner Grpeoition anf ben
5alflanOs. Snieln luicSer
eingetroffeu.

9on0on, I. Suni. 2eittratt
Cir Grneit 5badleton, Der befonn.
te SilDpolorforiber, lit, tpie belte
bierbcr berihtet puroe, iDoblbebal.
ten lnDerie9rt iii 8ort 5tanleg auf
ben 5nIflan0sinieIn eiitgetroffen.
9elttnanf SBadleton bate feline
grpeoition, peI9e Die 9iirdquerung
oes Siiopol. 0ebictes pon Der @eo.
oell See nod Der gioB See 3uin
3iUed batte, I'M gluguit 1914 bon
England aus begonnen. ct tubr NIT
einem 1eil oerielben noh 9uenos
4Dres, ip19reno Der anoere Eeil
iid mad 1asularien bega6. gon
yuenos glpres iegeltc 5badleton i'm
Gftober 1914 nod Der ggeooell See
ab, mGbreno Der onoere Ieil allf
Dem Eampier p2lurorae BON Ias.
manien mad oer ROB See fllbr, mo
man Sbodleton nah ieiner 8ur6.
auerimg oes Sentiments on6utreffen
boffte,
9lnfones bes SSabres febrtc oie
.gluroro@ mad gleu 5eeIanO 5ii.
rid, nodoem iic I'M glai perganee.
ren SobreS bonn Sreibeis bon Der
aiiite fortaetriebcn lpDrbea mar. s
Dl1nn ibrer geiasung befanoen iid
am liter Der gtoB Gee. oIs iid
hos sdiff tosrib, unO man bate me.
Der BON ibnen nod bon Sbndleton
uno iciner Grpeoition irgeno ct.
mas gebort, Bis Beute. .obige glad.
fiht bier eintraf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
11eitr finScn Cos
bel BdbilitnfaH!

2areoo, Ger, 1. SUM. - gleun
Berionen ipuroen gciteru getotet, oIs
nabe Rooriauea Mcrifo, elm 9erio.
ncn3ue nit eiuem Gjiiteraug ait.
idntmenItieB, wabreno 35 gerionen
DerLest rpitroen Bon ben Gctoteten
poren 8 9ahnnneeitellte llno 4 4oi.
Iagiere, i1rntIih DRerifoner. gfobri-
gnc5 Iiegt 40 @leilcn iiioIid bon
gfnebe 9areoo. sSon ben 9lmeritu.
merit pelhe iih i'm 3ug beionoen
purOe feiner 0erlest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Jriid1er Biitbof tritt
fir 110tricteft Gin!

2onoon, 1. SUM. Ser gi-
;9of Or. S'9m1er bon 2tmerif bot
oas bon General MnrDeIL, 6em Sci
Naturalization bon SSrlono, an i'm ge-
IteIlte 8erlangen, @eiftIihe at mnB-
regeIn, Die iib oil Der Sinn Sem.
8epegung beteiligteil, erergiid 3u-
ril6geluieien. Die stpifden Dem @e-
neral uno oent &irdertfiirIten ee.
nehielten 8riefe tnur0en beitte Der.
Gffentlidt, ui1o deigen, Dab @tdT-
nell enti1ieben on ben ltrredten
fam, ols er 0en 8iidof @efeble
ertetlen inollte.
Ser General iHrieb benz gi-
i6of, 6oB aablreihe 9rieiter benz
Sinn Sem 8uno beigetreten ieien
lno Die rebolttion1re 8ropdgdlon
geforoert bdtten. 9os ntiiiie beitraft
tDeroen, lto er iDiiroe NIT 8tpeien
Der @eiItli6en fliraen grooeB ee-
modt baben iuenn iie 2aien ipd-
rem. Die gfifitdt olf Die atr6e
babe if nieood) onbon abgeboltrn,
Die geiItlihen &eoolutton6re berbof-
ten uno pro5eifieren at Iaiien.
Der 9iidof 1r1tinortete benz 9if-
totor in einent erbitterten sdreibeu,
0oB es linn garnidlt eirfalle, Die
8rieiter oafiir 5a beitrafers OaB iie
8otrioten leien ttn0 nad oer BE-
freiung ibres @nterIaroes bon Der
britii9en Epraunei itreben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Ncller Sfnntsiekrctit
Scr 1aeidbslaltSe!

Berlin, 1. sSlini iiber 2onoon. =
9[mtlid miro Die bonn &oiier bolI-
3ogene grnennung oe8 9berpr6it-
oenten Baron bon Gifannler-Gua-
rib, bisber in 8reSlnn t1tig, gum
Stoatsiefretdr bon gIiaB,2otbringen
ongefiin0i9t. Sein gaadfoIger miro
Or. bon sSagoip, Der 8oli5eipr6fioent
bon Berlin. 8err bon 9ppen, Der
9pli3eiprdlioent bon 8reslou, lit
auf ben erIeoigten Soften in Berlin
neriebt ipor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01

Sir OMAHA imO llugegeno: I'm.
beitdnoiees 8etter beltte abeno uno
Sreitoe; ipabrideinlid 9egenfdIIe;
GttpoS fitbler beute obero.
Sir Nebrnsfn: llnbeIt1noiges8et-
ter beute obeno uno ssreitag uno
&egenfGlle. Gtmos fiibler in oft.
Ii6en Cell beute abero.
Sir Soma: llnbcitGnoigcg @etter
belte obeilo unn Greitag nno mobr.
ifeinIid 9iegenfdae. ailbler beute
nbenb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
9ie Santpfc ser sirfsni...' n

4onitantinopel, i. Sum-, iiher
2onoon. aSn Dem neueiten thrift
iden Gagesberi1t beibt e8: Meeio-
potauien SIN 9lbidnitt sSelobie
bradte uniere gIrtiIlerie Spei feinO-
li6e 8atterien gum S6meigen.
qlei6folls auf Dem redten Gieris-
ufer fcbrte cine iinierer glbteiluneen
ron einrH erfolgreiden @atrouiIlen-
gang nit "a gefongcnen 8riten 6u-
rid.
aaufaiugfront gluf Dem red.
ten 6tigel uno i'm Centrum fam es
MIR at @orppitenidlorntiiscln 9luh
ouf Dem Iinfen 6Iiigel iporen nur
unbeSeutenOe 3uiomnenitOBe fleiner
AbteiIuneen au nerSaihnen".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
itiirntell
fiegreid5 DOrludrts!
1lac Befeitieuneswerk bel 1Iiiaec mnS 1lriierc
lctpie Sie bciHen St6Stc
icIbit oeitcmiitcn.
Die 0iterrei4iIee 0fteniiDe sanert itetis an.

oaS iest cine 9lnsriffs Bats bietet.
Dom 5oIgnria 9Iatenu aus be-
oaunen Die &ritppen oes SbronfoI.
gers einen uulDioeritebliben @or-
morib no1 Dem Siioeh, nodoem Scr
Iinfe 6IiigeI i'm Guyana Sal ieine
SiAerbeit ourd Die @rltiirHitng
oes 9lrnentorn.S6be erlangt
batte, unb nudOem Der redte sSliigeL
iid c6cnio ourh bic @ritiirrnung
ton Signn Eorta i'm Gti9 Gale
geiidert bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
1oiua I'M 0fltcrik.
Oeritbt ucrigrtcilt!

Gl &aio, Ger, /. SUM. Der
merifaniibe 9nnoitenfiibrer 8ron.
cisco @iLIa Durbe I'M bieiigen 81.
itriftsgeridt berurteilt, Der @lerita-
nerin Sri. 6rance5ca Stores $2.275
3uriid5u5abIen meIde cr bon 0ieier
unter Dem 9arlpreden erpreBt
batte, oas 2cben ibres 8ruoers, ben
er iuegen Sofberrats berltrteiIt bat.
te, au iboncn. &ros Der 9(us5ab-
lllng oes @clbG8 bot 8ilo Den
gruOer SRI. Stores I'M 6ebrltar
1914 binridten loiien. Sri. Shores
6ot auf giao8 2lutomobil, oas
ii6 in 81 aaio befanb, ais iie Oen
4ro5eB onitrengte, 9eidIag geIegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Sd,iffsOcrienfnnaen.

2onOor, 1 SUM. - 2lobos fin.
0igen an baB Der britii6e Donipfer
.6outbgart~ perle1ft tpur0e. Bon
Der 8einbiing bd6en % Mann einen
Safen erreidlt. DSoittbgort4 oer-
0rGngte 24t4 Sonnen iino geborte
einer &eeoerei in Nortb Gbielbs.
2onOon, l. Stunt. 2Ioh0s Ia.
ben Die gerienftrg hes 1855 Son.
men eroBen britiiden Gonlpfer8
.2nIegnrtb4 bertitaoet,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
aentIdle Stride bonn gsIit astruffen.

g)utan, Reb., + SUM. Obne
oaB man e8 oonnern borte, ihlitg
deitern friib Der s9lib in Die bic
iige oeutih-lutbcriide Stride nit ge.
maItigen @et0ie ein ur0 eridiitterte
oos gon5e @ebduoe. Gas 6ltnoe-
ment ipurOe erbeblih 0emoliert un6
Der airdtiirm wltroe teillpciic 3er-
itort. 8ereits Dor 3luci Sdbrcn m16-
reno oes Iornn0os NOR Die STRIDE
pom 8lie getroiien uno beiadoiet
iuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
cufticbiffs
GlcpclanSsDe {!

@aibinoton, /. SUM-. = SIN ae.
praientontenbauie brddte eeitern
Gmerion non GlebeIan0 cine Dor.
loge Elm, peld)e Der @alpb 6. Stans.
fertb gliribip 60. oos 2edt geiudb-
ren ioa, 5Dtiden Glebelan0 tulO 8e.
troit einen regelmdBigen Suftidiff-
@ailagier- unO .5rahtperfcbr an be.
treiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
gptidaftsrs gliee 9rnOer aefaIlrn.

2ou0on. ! SUM. 2eltnant
@eralo Spritla Siice, Elm BruOer
Des engliiden Yotidafters iii
MaibiugtofL Sir Gecil glrtBlr
5pring Rice, lit auf Dem Shlodf.
feIb geioaen. ct iuar SO Sabre ali.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01

9as oiterrei6 ilngnriIfe Sriegs.
amt meloete bente borniittog, oaB
ii6 Die StGote gliaeio uno gtriicro
nn0 llmgegenO jest bollit6noig I'M
Belts Der oiterreid ingnriihen
StrcitfrGTte befinOen. 9omit lit
ben StoItenern cine ibrer SauptItcl.
luugeu in ben alpeu entriiien NOR
oen
Berlin, 1. Suni. (6linfenberi9t)
0os 8iener Siriegsaut meloete ge-
| tern obei1o, onb Die oiterreibilben
Sruppen on Der aiioeos aLriiero
5ront lpeitere @rfolge olf5uneiien
a10 Oen sStalienern mebrere tpi6tige
Stellltngen abgenommen bnben.
81breno Der gegenpdrttgen 0ffen-
Tpe baben Die 0eiterrei6er bis ge-
Iitprn obeno iiber $4,000 eStaliener
eeiangen genoumen iuo 302 @e-
i6iise, onriulter mebrere ibmeren
aoli6erS, erobert.
Sn Dem geItcrn abeno beroffettt.
Ilidten Beridt Der 0lterrei6-ungori-
iden Seeresleitltng beiBt es; SStalie-
niiGe 6ront: SS5n oen glbihnitten
BON 9liingo nno gLriiero baben I'M
iere 3ruppeu unter benz gefebl Oes
oiterreid-ungariiden Sbronfolgers
&arl 6ran5 peitere @rfolge 81 Der-
8eidnen; norbpeitlib bon 9liiago
Baben uniere Gritppen ben 5eilt0
ron @allio pertriebcn urlo bic npr0s
lpeitlid onpon 9eIegenen 8o9en er-
itiirnlt. 9tonte 8aloo uno 0tonte
6iara befinben it'd in unieren 90n-
ben. Meltlih bon gliingo bnben
mir tniere 8ront iuOlib BON ben
eroberten 8efeitigungen bel Hunta
Gorbiu aitsgeri9tct ull0 tpeiter in
iaoliher 9fidtung porgei6oben; ltfl-
iure Irlippult, ipclde ben Hoiino.
Bad frclt3tea, ba6en NIT eitent
eepoItigen glnlturm Monte 8riofora
genominen. 0ie erneuten 9lnItren-
gungen Der Staliener, uniere er-
oberten SteGungen fiioli9 bon
9etille 8itriid3u9eipinnen, idlugen
febl. Seit 3lpe; 8o6en treiben mir
nnnmebr Die Staliener in iiioli6er
Ai6tllng 5uriif, un0 p1breno oieier
3eit boben mir itber $4,000 Mlonn
gefangen genommen ltno 302 @e-
ihilte erobert. Inter ben @efon.
gcnen befinoen ii6 702 0ffi5iere.
IS muB berborgeboben neroen, oaB
Die Stoliener peit groBere 8erlu.
ite oitf5ulpeiien baben, Do es ertpie-
ien 1T, boB fie bel ibrent 8iif5uee,
Der in nuanhen Gdlen in 5lu9t
nusartete, piele idtpere @ei9iiBe
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3erit0rten ODER Die @ergobbdnge bin.
abroqten.
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bobnitotionen uno nilitarii1en Ga.
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CARA tptrfltngsboll nit 8ontben be.
Iegt; ein 8abnbofeebd1oe pur0e
Our6 uniere SIieser 8erltort.
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reidt lporoen iit. Sm 8erloufe bon
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8eginn oes &rieges freitptllig oafge.
geben botten ltnO peiter mar ibnen
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01

gbonniert auf Die xaatiac Gribiiue.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-10-19
NOTICE TREES THAT
ARE SMALL BEARERS
Highly Desirable That Grower
Should Become Familiar With
All Trees in Orchard.

Notice the fruit trees carefully. See
which tree bears heavily, ripens on
time and natures a high-grade Of
fruit Notice the trees that are shy
bearers, the tender trees susceptible
to disease and insect injury.
1t is highly desirable that the fruit
grower become thoroughly familiar
with the tendencies of the various
trees so he will know how to treat
them. Trees are much like animals.
A person can always get better re-
suits with animals if he understands
their peculiarities.
Furthermore one always wants to
know the good trees and the poor
trees. The poor will need be replaced
as soon as practical. The desirable
trees bearing large crops of highly-de-
sirable fruits may be reproduced.
Propagation should be from the best.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-10-19

to get better and am now well, am
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-10-19

OF attention when in the hands of
master or mistress that when young
gave his or her pony food and water.
brushing and combing; also considera-
ton as to weight of burden, distance
to travel, conditions of road and
weather. Undoubtedly a pony is
great educator for young person.
One authority states that the proper
way to select a pony for a small child
is to get one from six to eighteen
months of age and let it grow up with
its master or mistress. At the latter
age it may be broken to the saddle
and ridden by child of light weight.
When only year old it may be driven
moderately to cart or buggy A
pony is easily broken to harness, the
process can be shared in by the child.
The Shetland may be broken by be-
ing played with, by the children jump
ing on its back, by their hitching it to
a sled or cart. DR.. S. B. Eliot of the
Belle Meade farm, Markham, Va,
says: "If young pony is given to
q little child, they will grow up to-
gether and become the best of friends,
each acquiring confidence to the ex-
tent that the breaking to saddle and
harness Is hardly noticed by either"
In its native land, the pony is
known as "The Sheltie." At the age
of two "The Sheltie" is considered
grown-up, but this early maturity does
not mean early decay, for a Shetland
not only has much endurance, but, too,
is noted for its length of days, living
to be 30 and 40 years old.
A colt ready to leave its mother can
be purchased for from $50 to $50.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-10-19
Idea Of Compulsory Health Insurance
Is Growing Rapidly in United States
By PROF. IRVING FISHER =
President of American Association for Labor Legislation

The idea of American conservation of human life
astounding European destruction of human life
full legislative expression and later improved industrial
TONS think the time fully ripe for profound and nationwide
agitation in favor Of health insurance
beginning has already been made During the past year bills
been introduced the New York. the Massachusetts, the
legislatures providing for compulsory health insurance of all industrial
workers At the time appointed in Cali
forna and in Massachusetts study the subject and report
legislature During the coming year evident
There Is sign yet that sickness the whole America
diminishing Instead the deaths in middle @ degnerative
have during States
10y 40 while during the period
heah has markedly improved national vitality
the life The laws advocate properly
lutte the cost between the workmen the employers and the state Thus
the burden lighter and not apprecab and economies effected
(which impossible either for the individual any
suntary insurance.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-10-19
Conditions in the Suffrage States :
Not Improved by Ballots Of Women :,
BY MRS c. E. ESTABROOK
President Milwaukee County Association Opposed Suffrage Milwaukee

Many people msd by the seeming popularity suffrage
the strength OF the oaed woman party and its influence upon
latlve policies What the real facts IN the
has been proved concusey that the
in the suffrage states has changed better
In these states the problems that confront the people
have not been affected the slightest degree women of
those states considerable number urging the adoption
eral amendment.
An Influential from Colorado personal letter
81 am glad to bear testimony the uessne
dmoazng effect has upon the working for the
formation of woman's party It She gives the
usual argument against forcing upon not want then
says
Hee the interest among the better has decidedly
become less and the who have become identified Woma
union with exceptions do not represent persons 1t
looked upon with much dago and huge joke My position
sameunateraby opposed suffrage seeing good much
harm coming from it."