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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Sic Sriten prablfn
ii6er bic Majen!
sebampten, tob iic bis Rente wdbrenc Der
lsdmpfc an Scr 1lncre fat 5000 atann
ecTanecn ecitcntrlcn babcn.
,l,it Sen anmdmen eeRt 6 weiter bersab.

I1n6erefe bel Oriob1 bertrieber intb
6us redte Donoiulfer bon ben 9ttl.
ndnen geIdubert. 9ieier Sieg Der
Gciterrei9er lit nidt 5ii linter.
Idl1een, lueil booltrf ocn Runlnnen
olle MoeIi9teit eenonlmen lit, ibre
8onoi,flotte IN aripenoung 81 britt.
gen. sSn Dem Gale Der gllt iiioIih
pom giotcntnrnlpnB, baben Die Rus
nl1ncn cine peitere ihlDere Shlappe
crlitten uno befiuoen iih auf benz
Hiid5nge; Den bereiniaten rlimnni.
Id)en uno ruiliiden Sritppen in Der
MtoIoou ergeBt es niht 6ciier, Oenn
iie nuroen bon Streitfrdften 6es
Generals glrb ans ibren @ebir9s-
IteIlungen bertrieben. lleber bic
GreianiIIe IN Der 8obruoIdo Iieeeu
feline 0lelouneen Dor. glus Berlin,
gctroarao nno 8uforelt founen
9eridte, oob Die Oortige Gage Der
9inge unperGnoert lit. Berlin idgt,
Dab Die oortigen Sample nod feine
Gntiheioung gebrnGt boben.
9nlearien beberridt bic 9Obrn6idla.
goris, Is. glob. Cine bon
Solonifi bier eingetroffene Depeihe
beiagt: Bon Sofio tpiro bolboffi5iel1
gemelOct. 0nB bic bulgorii6e 8e9ie-
rilng Die eroberte Dobruoido bebol-
ten un6 berlualten iuirO. 4ieIes 1T
gulgarien BON oen 3entralntddtea
5ugeitanoen fuor0en.
8as bic 5raR3Oien iagen.
Boris, is. geob. - Gos ariegs.
amt meIoet. oob frnn5oiiihe 9rlp.
pen noroIi1 Der Sonune ineiterc
gortIdritte 5u ber5eidnen haben.
gloh einem f1r9tbnren Sample an
6em norDli6en Rnnoe bes ct.
gierre 8aaIt @ebol5 fpnr0en Die
9eutIdlen i6IiebIih geporfen. Srob
oIler miitenoen @egenongriffe Der
0eutifeu. Die babel fliiliiges Geuer
unb 3r1nen erJeugen0e gontben Oil.
nonoten, bebieIten mir ooS eroberte
@ebict in S1nDen. Jeitr bel BreB.
noir geiponnen bic 8eutiden cine
3duiergruppe un6 ietten iih IN Der.
lelben feit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Britcnflieecr ebren
B0lkc i'm CcSe!

Berlin, Is. g2on. - Gin 4rans
ltn0 3ipei 8ricfe bon Dem f0nigli6en
britiiden 6liegertorps iinO oen gln.
geborigen oes inns 2eben gefonlne.
men oeltti6en sSliegerboupttnonn5
g0lfe iiberntitteIt iporDen. 3ie
lleberieeiite gf1fridDten. .2(genttir
meloet bieriiber: Gin britiiher Sic
ger Iieb biitter itnieren 2inien Elm
9nfet folen in Incident itd 3lpei
8riefe unS Elm aron3 befanoen.
Giner oicIer 8riefe Iolttete: v9em
gn0enfen &apit1n 80Ifes, inherent
tnpfcren uno ritterlihen @egncr,
getpiomet. 8os foniglide britiide
6liegerforps."
Ser onoere 8rief bate folgenben
8ortlaut: Pin Die Sffi5iere oeg
beltiben Slicgerforps an Der Ssront.
8ir boffcn, baB sic oieien aron5
fin0en ner0en; eS hit rus Ieio, DaB
oerlelbe 5u ipdt eineetrolfen iii. &n5
idledte ASetter nber oerhinoerte uit3.
oenieLben friiber an Sic 9eIonaert
gu laiien. gSir trnuern NIT ben gI.
fern un0 ,Sreim0en oes Stapit1n
90Ife. g8ir oGe erfenuen 6eIien
5opierfeit ON. Bette @riibe all aa.
pit1n GbonS uno 2cuttanf Gong
pom Moran.@eidnooer. S. Ger.
geant Green 2elltnant. :"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
stiirat SIC 1reppe binab.

2incoln, gtebr.. IS. ytob. = Dte
65iGbrige ;5rou 9bilip gofinf, ltiirate
eeiterh ais tie ollein I'M Souie mar,
bic Grei1pe hinab. uno blieb nit
5crid)nletterteut Sd1beI nno S6Iiil-
icl6ein betuubtlos an1 SuBe Der
8reppe Iieaen, bis Der @rocerb'
mann boriDroM. Sic ipitr0e in
elm SoIpitoI iiberfiibrt. mo Or. 8e.
feiIer bic @ebirniAaIe ourdbobrte
uno oog bcim @ebirn ongeiumuclte
9Iut entfernte. 9ie Shperberlcste
mag infolee bleier 9peration an
2ebel bIeiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
GIf seeIente ertrnnlen.

2onoon, is. Sob. Der eialt.
ide 4etrolelunbdrupfcr r9Betrolille"
.oetder ouf bober Gee brenneno rno
BON Der gionnidaft perlaiien eiltSedi
iDiroe, lit bon ciner froi56ii!dlen
Moilnid)oft eingebrod)t moroen. luic
aus ;Srnnfrcidl eelueIOet miro. Ger
ssopit1n uno % @l1nn Der geiae-
ing Der .9etroIine" ipuroen gctdn+
oct, pdbrenS eli M1nn III Den 0el,
len umgefcmnlcn IinO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
@ngl. Icptpar5c LgStc
bIcibt I'M Kraft!
GRslanb Deigert iidl, auf beredltistc
SOrOernngen Amerifas
ein5HgebcR.

gBaI1ingtofl, Is. yiob. - Gie
enghife gntport auf Den Ienten
meritoniihen @rotelt eeeen Die
idpar5e gilte leugnct, 0oB oie Red).
te neutraler &anOeIsiiiBrenoer untcr
Dem interilutlonolen @cieB unburm-
ber5ig beileite geiDorien iDcricn
ieien. Gle be5ei9net Die @tniiib.
rllng Der ifylp1raen. 2ifte nls eilG
nllni5ipole yteeulierung, oie ilor
uuO Oelltlid MIR Die engliIde 8egie.
rlng unO eIgllide Burger betrifft
Imo ertl6tt, ooB oieielbe ooau oient,
Den arteg ob5ufilr5en.
9ie enelii9e gtote fontnt in fci-
ner @eiie oen omertfnnilhcn 6or0e-
rungen nod, oob Die gtonlen omari,
tdllildDer 5irmcr bon Der ihmnr3en
Site geitrihen iperoen, Deriudt ie.
bod, Dos 5tontsaHtt onpon 3u iiprr.
3eugen, ooB Die SteIlungnabme Der
.engl. 9iegierune gercdt uno nuf BEN
tSeies begriinoet lit. llnteridrle9cu
lit Die ytote, pel9e fir ieruere In.
terbdnolun9en Gnum IaBt. bonn bri,
tilhen Winiiter Oes glnsp1rtigCn.
Discount @reD.
Beion0crs Dem $eil oes dnlerifa.
niImen BrotelteS miro in Der Jtott
,angere 8eipre6ine eeipiomet, in
iueI6em es bicB, oab fir Die idipar'
&C 2iite feline uilit1riid)e Jotipennig,
felt bcit1nbe, ooB es fir Die 2lIliier.
ten nI9t notie ici, Den ncltraler
SonOel 3u l91Oiaen nlo oaB nidts
mas in fernen neutrolen 2dnHcrr
poiiiere, ouf oos HeiuItot oes Ssrie'
ges einen @iniluB baben tonne.
g8enn 0ies mirfli1 Der fSon ma
re, bcibt es in Der engllId)en 9lote
pfGnnten Die bon Der engltihen &c.
gierllng ongeoroncien MaBrcgelr
ais 6medIos bei6rieben tuer0en. a5el
es lit nidt Der 6aa. Gbgleid) it'd
Die militGrtide Gage Der alaierter
iebr gebeiiert bot. Itc9t ibncn oeEaod
Gin loneer un0 bttterer Statlpf Sc
Dor, ein &anlpf, Der iie Sluingt, I'M
ben grin5ipiert, iitr tpcId)e iie fam
pfen. gcredt su iperoeu, ieSe @rle
Jenbeit uno WtoBresel gu crgrelfen
Ole iie geiesnablg onlDenoen tolulen
I'm ibre @egncr 5u bcltegcn.
8elde ltnbeQacmlltfeiten aud
INNER Dur6 Die ausiibang Der Me1
te Der straightforward Den neutrnier
2dnoern bereitet tperoen, fonnen Die
Ielben in feiner Beiie aud mr. ei
iten augenblid nit Den 9erlllitet
nno 2eioen Dcrgli1en tper0en, mel
DE Der Meni6beit ourh bic gerldn
Gerltng oe5 Srleges ielbit bon rnl
lpenigen 8o9en altteil lperoen.
SSn ibren peiteren glrgunlenfei
ncllt oonn Die g1ote oorauf bin. Gai
beuti6e @ei61ftsbduier in Der gan
sen 8elt Die Sahe 9elti6Ian0s in
ariege eeforoert bober, uno fir oi,
gerbrettung oe8 politllden unb se
icIidaftli6en GinfluIies inlpie fiji
SpIonagc- 3ipede attiUe agcnten &c
peien ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Brpan iriM tro6ettc
Ocmckratic lc6affcn!
Nirb Den glsit ieines 2ebens frahen.
ltimmrtdDt nnO ErObibItiOn
Di0men.

gaeip gorf, is. g2ob. @ilinnl
SenlltagS grBnn bat bier Die er.
.l1rima obgegeben, o1B er Ben Scit
eines 2ebens bdSu beniisen tperoe,
I'M oie 0emotrotie fir Die Brobibi.
ion gu gelDtnnen. 9lud fiir ;5roilen.
'ttnanlref)t mir0 er eiiitreten. 9rpon
oate. er iei iiber5engi, oaB Die De.
nofrntie int Sabre 1920 Srobibitiou
ais nenes sSiiue in ibre gaotionoI-
platform oufnebmen tpiir0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

2onbon, IS. gtob. - llnentfDegt
nn0 trob oct bortndfieen feinolIdeu
@eaenluebr qreiien Die 9riten oie
0cutId,en Steailnsen 5u beioen Sci.
Ten Der glncre an. Dieielben peroen
unnnfb6rIih bon einem @eiAoBbaael
aus qrobfolibrigen @eidiisen ilber'
Idliittet. Gen iiingIten Gepeldet
bon Der Sront Sufolge Iino alle @e.
aenonariffe Der Gelitidcn erfolglos
oeblieben; bic griten iiuo I'M Beiis
BON Beaumont, Somel, geoiltourt
uno gt. 8ierre.9ibon. 9ie britiidle
9lrtiHerie bat icbt Die oeiltihen Stel.
llinaen BET 0iiraunlont int Noroen
un0 Bronocoilrt i'm Siioen unter
1rommelieuer genomlnen. glirou.
mont 1T Elm pihtiger eiienbobn.
fnoienpiinft, bon mo ans Der Seg
nnd glhietle @rnno fiibrt, iDeldes
Sebuterne gcgeniiber Iiegt. Bon bort
aus iIt gopoume nod etluos ilber
npei UeeiIen entferrlt. @rono Court,
oul fiibLi6en llfer Der glncre, lIcgt
am fiinoItlifcn 3neia iener 9obfi
6eren Dlittclpunft iid) III abietle
@ran0 befinoet uno ourh gtirott.
mont fiibrt. g1ilitdriide Sadper-
Itdn0iae bebaupten, 0o6 @enerol
Soia i'm gegriif itebt, cine GIanfen-
bdDegitng oiis5ufiibren, nm Dtirnlt'
mont eir3uidlieben.
SIMMER GROCER miro Die GAIL Der
(8cfangenen; es beiBt, OnB Iid bic
9abl Ger @cfdngenen ouf 5000 be.
laiifen ioIl. gLud bic 8erluite Der
Gelltidlen an Soten uno 8eriuunoe.
ten ioIIeu erbebIid iein; oieies gent
ni,s ben, geri6t 0es Generals Saig
heruor Der tpiiien nil, oaB Die
9ertci6iger oieiesmnl mebr Wann
berloren baben. ols Die fngreifer.
Benerol Snig mel6ete belite BEN
strieagonit, oab oie Den geutihen
obaenonumeuen SteIluueen foniolis
bierf uub mebr @elangene eenloht
iporbcn fino. CT miro lpdter einen
nlisiiibrlitcn 9eriht einiertOen.
glatfl eineni unerbortefi Eroatntel'
feuer haben fonaOiidle Sriippeu Den
gReTt Der bieIunlItrittenen Redino.
Gdanse ben Gelltihen ertriiien;
1000 glor0 an @runo uro Sooen
fin0 oaOur6 getpomnen mcroen.
ssnfolge Der eroBen 6eueripirtlmg
Der britii9en Arttaerie erlitten Die
aonooier mir berbdltuisnldbis ge.
fringe gerIuite; Die feinoliden @e.
aerangriife iparen nergebens. Gin.
bnnoert Nldnn uno brei Gffi5iere ge.
rieten in @eiangeuifaft.
Git0[it) Der Sonnle baben bic
9eiiti1en Die feinoIihen Gtellungen
BEL Ireiioire lno bel guades.2a
glaiIonette inter glrtiGeriefeuer ge.
rtonuilen, 0os bon oen 5ronSoien
enerqiIb cripiOert miro. 9luf Dem
iibrigen IeiI Der 5ront berriht per-
biltnism1Big gfube.
0asiclbe gilt bon Dem rliiIiiden
uuo Standardization Striegs.
Id1nupIoB.
Die 9org1Rge in Rurndnien lino
Wn5eoouien dber erregen Inn 10 gro.
flcres syntrreiie. Gie Geiterreiher
haben bic Gnmdnen ans Der 9ret-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Slicecrai,oriff fcrccrt
;aplreic0c Opfcr!

1aonOon, Is. gsop. - giner De,
btihe aus Rom aufolae niroeu
inter ben griinlmern ser bon otter.
reidiFben GIic0ern in Booun ger
Itorteft S5dilier ineitere 30 leihei
aefuuoeh. Ole 3abI Der bel oiciem
HuariFI INNS QebeH gefonmenetl
gerInneu bssr6ni left 80,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
@ctterberidlt.

Fir Smobo uno lln1geaeno,
Gdon bcilte abeno uno Donnerstog
9anaiom itcigenoe Getnperotur.
sir glcbrasfo: aagemein idlor
IelIte a6eno irno Donnerstog. Gang
lam itcigenOe Seurperdtilr.
sir Sycwa Shor I)eiite obelf
amo 0onnrrstag. Steieenoe Gem.
peratur Gonnerstae, i'm ineltlihen
mo Selttrolen Eel beiite obeuo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
gier erfrnrtn N G6irnnn.

Gbicogo, Sa., Is. giob. = 8ier
8erionen iiuO gcitcrn bier erfroren,
als gum erIteil N9ole Scr 8irter
fi6 redt benlerfIih mndfe gie
nieorieite geluperntur mar geaen
I libr nlorgens IA 0jroo iibcr
gdlI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
9lnri @rittnhnmpfer nerieuft.

9orSon IS. giob. Die briti-
idlen Golnpier .Gorilith mo Der.
nicio@ iirn non oeittld)en Iaudboo.
ten tOrpeOiert rul6 nerIenft ipor0eR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
edmnl, 2Oe in Vprtlanb. crr.

Iortlan6, Greg Is. 9tob. =
ehpeineidnial8 lit bier dnf 20c Der
InnO geitiegen Der b0dite bier ic
erreidltc qsreis Ger QorluoIprrig
1T i2c uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
bier finScn Cos bel
cckcttictiusG GrpIcIicn!

Cotton, ga., is. Sob. = gtdhe
Soinesbnrg, q. s., flog eeitern bic
eines Sr1dlt1uges IN bic 2nft. Ter
2ofomotibFiibrer, Der Sei5er uno
olDei 9renlier fomen uns Seben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Gn9lanO mil beIgiidlc SnSaitrie
erDrDiielu.

.geIgiide 5ndleitte, crfl1rte cr
lpeitcr, .baben mir aus eiecnem gllt+
tricbe geiagt, Oab iie tucnieer Die
&onturreno 9cutidIan6S noh oetn
ariege fiirtten aIs bic Gnglan0g.
bos betpuBt bornllf 6InarDeitct, Die
belgiide SSnOuitrie icst idon 3u err
Oriiden.
.@s gibt niats @efGbrlihcres aEs
cr5lpungcnes glIbiOgcben. sgir has
ben oorlm aud ocrludlt, eiaen rciE
Ser belgiitben SSubrifen luieOer 8u
Gffnen, troBDem Der sSrliport pom
GpbmoteriaI obgeibnitten iit; bnben
irgor gertreter nod gngloliO Ge-
i1idt, Inn cine ausfilbr.g grEaubnis
su erbolten, inoein mir ums bereit
erfldrten, nihts bon ben in @eleiell
bergeiteIlten SnouItrie Grseugniiies
gu nerluenoen llo nIles 3u rs gsro.
5ent 0es Selbitfonltenpreiies oiss8ii.
fiibren. llmionit. England ipe.aer.
te fi9 ouShrndlih, 0itie gSoridl1ge
nn5unebHeii. Trosocm 1T Gin fLels
ner 3eil Der beleii1cr 8nbrifcn, lUie
sitm 8eiipicl 8oacnbdu- Sabrifen il.
bgL., I'M 8etriebe.
,Aber i'd fab mid frosoera hei
neinelr1 gtntsatitritte unl /. 1c5enss
ber 1914 eeatpunseit. 9lpttnnfs. aErs
beiten. ME Ole Erbmutag i1oa
griiden, StroBen offeltI;den we.
bGli0en, nilu. dn5uoronen. slbrr boIb
rnubte id erfennen. Onb ooDurH Ale
ltG0tiidcn 5dlnloen iiis llnermciieue
iuuhIett, o6ne oob oircft glalthFifs
aenbes gpihdffen ipiiroe SynFeloe.
Oclicn mnhen mir lett eincu unter-
I1ico nt4-ili, ID eine gIrbeit njreEt
nohpenOis lit cher nidli uno t6Wnnn
MIR bic eriteren gcitdttcn.
Sale bon Arbeitsberiusisernng
snbIfeidl.
Ser idiuer OcmornIiiierqn0e CT.
feft aber, Sen ionges Wiibiaoebeli
|auf ieoen Ginselnet Bot. 3ipaae niss
(snrfIehiiuo otI @eite 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

Bicle Der Br1Ioeiltcn treigertcil iid1
Der 6oroerllng 6olge 5u leiiten uIlo
piroen prompt orrctiert. gluf
@runo Der erboItcnen 2iIten ipurben
ieoo9 ioalei9 nit Der GinSicbnng
Der 2eute bc1onnen. Serr @rau
bat icoo1 nod feline nfurote Sn.
formation iiber Die 9nbL Der Ee.
portierten oocr iibcr ocrcn Wcitinp
mungsort einlcIonot. Gie 2lrbeit,
fir Dcl1e geIgier beItinlntt tucrDcl1,
pir0 ols Sn0uItriearbeit bc5eidnet.
(Serr @iIIon 'beint lt1 picOer Elm.
nal benliiBint su iebcn i'm Nancls
Ser 9umonitdt, oeaen DeiltIdIanD
ben aniippeI gu idlpingeu. lleber
Die bon ben glIIiierten ornngiolierten
@ric6en nnb Die in ocn libiriidjen
@efon9enlogern oobinid]mnhteuoen
9eutihen unn OclterrciHcrn Bat er
nod fein @ort oes geOouerns oes
funoen,)
NeneraI b. 8iiTiug ldIitbt GnsIaub
bic GdlnlO an.
GDriI 9roipn. elm GorrcIpor0eIlf
Der q. 3. n9imes", beridtete IN eis
nem ousfiibrIidcn 0unfcntclcarnnnn
ilber elm Snterpiclp nit Ocm $eafs
rol-Bonbcrneur bon Nclgicn. @cnc.
raj b. giiiing, in mcl1em Oicicr Osui
Sertreter oes bclitidfeinolsdcn Nldt,
tcs bic @riilloe ouSeinonoericbt. be
0cutidIaaO OoSn beipoacn bic aus.
lponoerung bclgildcr glrbeiter nod
Ocutidlaito 5u DcraniaiIen @cr s8es
ridt loutct inl aussugc lple fplst
ogGelnno bat id)ulD 01rou, ! +
oailf leiner riidiidtSIoictl Grbrelle.
lung Der bcIe;lhen Sn0nitrie isp.g
100000 Nettlcr III Dcl9seil f.is.
yeim iin0: gidnner, SSralen d
9lnoer. Die le0igIitb aui Die 0fi,
4G6e 8obIfabrtspfIcgc oilgcia il
iino. 8oourdL Oob england he
siitfubr BON AobmoteriaIlrn nD5e-
i6nitten bat, morauf bic bclglis..e 4
'Snoultrie foIt ousidIicbli9 anaciuie.
fen lift, nllo onB cs DE gIusfuBr bels
glider misunderstanding utter.
binoet, lit 9elgien in ellci bcnspras
liiierenocn 3uitono oeS cr5lpunaes
ncn geidtstuns pericst iporDcn, Der
uns 5u encrgiiden 5drittcn se5lrall-
gen bat nDicie grtl6ruEg nirDe
Don @cnerol b. Biting, Oem @tne.
al.@oupernettr pon YcIeicn mir
ocecniiber nbecgebcn, nls ih ibn ae.
tern beiudlfe.1 Iaat 6. Nrplpn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Sale bon ArbeitsDeriDsisernns
snhIfeidl.

Ser Idlfuer oerttorniiiiereuoe CT.
feft aber, oen lonses Wiibiaoebeli
allf ieoen Ginselneit bni, 3mane uiss
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
CROP PROSPECT GOOD.

The outlook for the fruit crop in
the Rogue River valley was never
better. the orchardists report. The
pear crop is especially promising. the
trees being filled with sets and there
having been no damage from frosts.
One orchardist states that frost could
take rs per cent of the setting of
fruit and that he would yet have a
full crop. The rain OF the "a hours
ending Tuesday morning has been
most refreshing. and was timely for
the grain crops and for the beets that
had already been planted. The first
paintings of beets are now coming
up. the seed having germinated per-
fectly in our soils. Some OF the
heavier soils are yet pretty wet for
planting. and the rain delayed this,
though there is yet ample time to get
in the full acreage.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
BRITISH SHIP vALETTA
Is LONG OVERDUE

Seattle. April ii.--Long overdue
at her destination. the whereabouts
OF the British steamship valetta Is
causing uneasiness In Seattle today,
The steamer loaded record cargo OF
$500 tons OF barley here under char
ter 10 Kerr-fiifford a Company. and
sailed January TO- The value OF the
cargo was 100000,
From the time the vaietta sailed
no word has been received from her
though other STEAMERS out from this
port later have reported their ar
rival. The valetta Is now out about
81 days.
The American steamer Eurania.
from Tacoma with a cargo OF -four.
Is another vessel past due at her
European destination.
The Pacific. sister ship. made the
run In 65' days. while the Eurania
Is now out nearly 10 days. The ship
had the American tiag painted on her
sides when she left port,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
BARNES ROASTS
MOOSE LEADER

! New York, April 1.-THE state
ment Of William Barnes. Jr.. who
charged Theodore Roosevelt was q
'pernicious influence to the country" 7"
was believed by political observers to-
day to have greatly widened the
breach between the colonel and the
republican leader Of New York state.
Roosevelt is an enemy to the
American republic" said Barnes.
He is the most pernicious influence
in the country upon the public mind.
not even excepting Bryan"
Barnes denied rumor from Bos-
ton which said he would support
Roosevelt II the latter we're nomin-
ated as the regular republican can
didate. He declared Roosevelt had
not respected the rights Of others.
that he was not leader Of prepared
ness, and that he had attached him
self to the preparedness movement
after II was started by others.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
ROSEBURG GIVES
KENDALL WELCOME

Rosehurg. April lis. A. Ken
dali. Pittshurg fnaneier. received q
greater ovation on his visit to Rose
burg today than has ever been ae-
corded president OF the United
States. Escorted by large reception
committee. he visited various parts
OF the city. and crowd gathered
wherever his automobile stopped. On
his arrival last night two brass bands
and 1900 citizens welcomed him at
the station, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
we're then made guests OF honor at
a huge reception.
Kendall intends 10 promote the
proposed Rosebnrg & Eastern rail-
road extension to the Cascades east
OF the city and 20 build several saw
mills. To help finance tho project
the city OF Roseburg recently voted TO
bond itself. The supreme court,
however. held that the city could not
loan its credit TO private enterprise.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
NAB ILLEGAL SHIPMENT
OF BEER TO SEATTLE

Seattle, April 11.--One thousand
cases OF beer we're seized by the po-
lice today after they had been un-
loaded from a scow In the East water
way last night.
The beer Is consigned to "R.
Juneau" according TO the marks on
the cases, and II is believed that II
was sent up from California and
loaded onto the scow from boats un-
der cover OF darkness. The police
obtained word at midnight that the
scow. carrying approximately car
load Of beer, was making It's way up
East waterway. Sergeants Smart
and Melville, with eight patrolmen,
watched all night for the landing.
A police patrol boat. with two officers
aboard. trailed the unsuspecting
scow.
When the scow landed this morn
ing laborers started unloading the
cases. In the meantime officers OBJ
tained seizure warrant from the
prosecuting attorney and took charge
OF the beer.
The police have not yet learned
the details Of the plan to smuggle in
the contraband.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
REPEAL. OF SUGAR
CLAUSE IS VOTED

Washington. April 1.-THE free
sugar clause in the tariff law was re-
pealed today by the senate. after It
had voted 10 to 80 to limit the re-
peal to Ave years.
Senator Lane and three other
democrats were against the move. A
committee was appointed to represent
the senate in conferences with the
house. where the matter will next be
considered.
Senator Works tried to amend the
tariff law by tacking duty OF one
cent pound on lemons and grape
fruit. He said that importers and
commission men interested In I'M
porting foreign fruits had raised a
$4,000 lobby to put those articles
on the free list In the Underwood
bill.
1T was the most corrupt lobbying
/ ever have seen," declared Works.
His proposal was defeated, A to %.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
SHIP MONSTER SPAR
TO PHILADELPHIA

Portland, April 1.-THE longest
spar ever to be shipped to an eastern
shipbuilder Is lying beside logging
railroad at Onalaska. near Chehalis.
Wash, today. Four Of the largest
fat cars obtainable will be required
to haul the spar, 1t is 1s5 feet long,
and perfect piece OF timber. Ser
eral others. almost as large. will &C.
company the monster spar to Phila-
delphia, where 1t will be used on a
new ship.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-11
EXPECT A|cA WATER
IN OREGON RIVERS

Portland. April li,---Warning to
residents OF the lowlands along the
Columbia and Willamette river. and
10 business men whose plants are
along Front street here. have been
issued by the United States weather
bureau. Higher water than usual Is
anticipated. owing TO tho heavy snow
fall,
The warning says; pI.ast winter
was unusually cold, and the snowfall
not only began earlier In tho fall and
continued later In the spring than
usual. but the amounts that fell were
the heaviest in years, The snow now
in the mountains Ia we'll packed and
has high water content, Much OF
that which has so far melted soaked
into the ground and the soil Is moiA'
tened TO a good depth, Under normal
temperature conditions during April
and May higher water than usual
viii occur during the annual rise In
the Columbia river. and those cut
tivating bottom lands should govern
themselves accordingly"
or 6t observations taken by gov
ernment agents In the mountains. 20
show remarkable increases. 80 are
average. and only three are below
normal.