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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Orr 6auirr Gnktl.
Gle fateiuiI@eu Sdmeitern = blnt.
Deri6wifert in feinblidem glut.

0aurtce Monl6gut min bon Der itds
Iienjid : fran3ffIden @ertudnOtiadfi
nihts ipiifen ner tonnte &c
BEN 0i6ter beribeln9 aetner, Der bas
berd6tlide GeI6ledt Der &dbtmd9er,
Der 5reubrii6iQen unb 8errdter teunt.
n9.eimal liigt Der itulienif4e gstieIs
manu-
Der 3iaier beid6nigt! gur breimaI?
Bonn Iigt er niGt oer Iccuttone2
IS gibt Der 6ranSoIeu meAr. gift
i6rer biele, bic bon Dem ptinpen
Sdninbal Der Standardization auIs
turgemeinfdoft nihts tptFen molten.
@erabe bus 9ebi4t bes Mtauricc
MonteQut 3eidt 6tutli9, ME penis
f4pefterlin 5rdntreias 2tebe su Sta
lien emit mar unh in breis
ten G4iGten nod 6eute 1T:
User pugt cit Tdatn, mir feien 2atsiner,
@ir, bic @d1ier, dus 9a0iens Gtamnl,
@ir NIT ben Iilienfdrbigen 3igen,
ttno nit ben 4bnen in blonbent @elod!
QIs Ct eleia gnromiben eriteute
9e9en ben roiiqen Often %gefudnot,
6o1e Menbirs gu Ghrsn Der Some,
War er 2ateiner, infer 8ruib2
O0tr bic aronten NIT btduen 4ageu,
Soqenb auf iattelloiem &OB:
8aren'g Guteiner? limb bic Rormanutu,
0ie ba brulten in rofem Bart
5dnQe an Gbin, 8hpr unb Bic g6ttsl
Rauhen gloroers, COMMENCEMENT?
Ginb ms 2dteiner aus Spr getommcp
Gber aus Qhotien oOer 8~urt1ago2
QW bic beg 2anoes 3auber gefefelt,
6immet unb Sprdde rehmen bon ING
gines Saass fam Hom, fam gdTdr,
Gdfdr, Der 6elbberr, @dfar Der Serr;
8onb ben @auter an Teinen Wagsn,
SdIeppte BEN GtIapen in fernes Gam,
Gang mar Der aampf; unb paprlif
bdmdls
Sat unier 8Gut iid suiammen ssmiidt
Q6er bermii6t uur in fur9tbdrcp
>9insen,
8~iberfrebsnb auf sIeidem SefiIb.
60 nur feb ihr lateinif6e ehpefern
9lutberfdipiifert: in fetnbltaem 8lut.
5rdutreid, StdIien, G6peitern buD
9ruufsn
ltub afs Rna6drn erfiiGt bon Sab!
Dreiinal, betBt's. liige er, Iige brttral
Der ttdlienifde 8ettslmdnn,
llnb er fpI lterben am SubasinFt
Grautrtid, ptnn BIT oieS iewaIs oeraibt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Das a6rri,tlt Ralb.
Sine @eIdidltt, bic 9unboner SIatter
er5aBleu,

ga 6dn6elt ih - bds Isi i'm 9ordus
bemertt - lin cine gang blooe 8tlIame,
70 bumm fpie lie nur in Gnglano aes
madt nir6, neil bieIe Dirt aetldme n1r
in Gn9ldnb Gldu6en fin0et ie0ss
Qanb bat bic Retlame, bic isinsn @ei'
Decentralization entIpridt. gnglano
bat cine bl6oe unb bumme aetIamt.
Wfr nieber6olen ba8 ben 2onboner
gldttern entnommsne RetlamsbeiTpieI
umIo 6ereitnili9sr, ais oer Selo besiels
ben (bas f6rriIGe &dlb ober Der BioIina
Fribe0 tdam bier6sr fommen roerben
Ie fnb niht bon Der gtrt, an Der mir
bier 8eIdmad finocn.
Madeu mir bic Sdde tur5; bier 1T
bic @efht1te, fuie Te 2onbOner 8latter
sr,d6len: Gin aatb mar mutmiltg III
cinen 9eih g%eIprrngen, uno trpBoem g
nur nit BEN &opF aus benz 8aBer
berausroQte, lieB cB Td rpeotr Ourd 3n'
ruff nod bur4 S1ldge bepegen. fpieotr
an qanb 3u lommeH. Die qufreguns
bes geiBers, Der iiirdtete, bab bos Salb
ertrinten ipiiroe, lodte 5abIreide Geute
hsrbei. uub unttr linen eri6ieu i4lieBs
lidl aud Der sngliide 9iolinOirtuofs
unb aetlameFabte Sobn Dunn. 8u ale
@erTu6e fru@tlos bliebeu, lam Der
Rufier duf ben 9e6dnien, ben Giufllb
oer Duff 1uf bic 9isrs in bteiem 5al
prdttifd 81 erprobsn. gr lief fort, I'm
aleid bdrduf init Ieirer 8siee tpieber3us
fsbrsr. geim Slang Der 36ne puroe
bas lt0rrifde aalb fdtli4 5abm, IS
panbte ben aopf hem @eiecr 81. madte
6ann ae6rf unb flfte F4 Der Muiti
5t ndbtrn, Bis es auf bteie g9tiTe gliids
lido pieoer all 2onb gttlettert ipdr. Go
maQ Der 9ortDurf oes 9erin9ta 9llItts
oert6nbnifes. Der 70 oft gegen bic @tas
Iinosr aeridiet ipurbe, t~penisitens ben
ngliI6en Sdlbern gtgeniiber 5uriid9c'
rommen iueroeH.
Barum baden bic GngldR6er bic
Tladt Der 9uHniaeH aRnit Hihi BET
per Berbun1 uuf Die ilngtn Sohn
9uqtnsa dlbtr bsrfu5t2 Sb bic Sann
aud rsnigsr ft5trii6 geDefsH parena
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Bcs aai.trs 6naOt.
81 Der gniiertcn . %rrEe III nIdts
OaUpn 81 Isien.

8tan's rds 3a hebsn sibi, IN isfnst
siIriser ais bic probrttiiat 9sbprsfe
unb penn bas Rtht nod 70 liar aui
Seittn 9eutl6lnnbs IL. Sis sutitslsn
uno perleumoen uno bsiriigen -. mas
poatommtu perfdHoli6 IT, beuu Ts ip,rs
ben odfir be5dblt oid aoHbon -.
Mdr~conidttieH, a%liierte &risssdnIsibe
ODER 9argelb.
Menn aber cine ioI6e betDukis nnO
abihtlide 9ebe gu beri9iiacH mare,
tuenn fe cine Got beriAten miiBttn, bic
ben DeutI6sn 5renuOs mu4eu uirbe,
odnn nirb bies natiirli9 peridnitesn.
Die qrtFe bon gronios7ce bis 5,rdlo
@puare III auf bic 2iise perpfIidytst,
niht auf bic mubrbett.
Grinnsrn Sie Fh an ben 2onsbalc
Sal2 Gin in 96btriB gsfangener Sob
bat, @iliam 2onsbdle, Elm notDyii9er
RoDbh mar iueeen tdtli8er 8sleiDigung
eiues gorgeebtsn Dor bas aritasesri6t
atbradt poroen. 9us 4riegsgtridt rtrs
n~rteiltc Jpn gu 3e6n Sabrsn 9sfdneuis.
9aro6 srobs Gntrifuns in Der snelis
i4en qreIIe, aud bic dmeritdnifhn aos
ttr tldffien nit. Su 9tuiIGIanb mar
mon init beM llrteil gIei6fnas nn3tfries
ben unb dppelierie an bas Sbertrieess
gtri6f. 8ds madte tur3sn pfoaeb: idis
li9tr Qngriff ipirb nit benz 8ooe be-
ftraft. aonsbale fpurbe gum 81 pers
urieilt uno nun geriet Die englilde
grefe uebF dmerifaniidsm SrnB ii
einen 9arprbsmus Der Dut. 4ls on
Der Smell Bran unb in Gibraltar oeuts
lhe @eIunseue rfhoHen, als In Dublin
iriIhe gatrioten ermorbet tuurben, fan
ben oia1e gbrenmdnner aiptifeE6aiisr
Site fem Dori Der Gntriiiung.
Constable 6ds Rau66tiu mar ihr 5tle
- altib unb glsid ~. bic GrIAt, bic
bic dnbere ntht perleBt.
SIM 10. SUM bat Der bsutfds aaiisr
BEN beiugten 2onsodle bsgnobiet
6uben sic Gin Wort bdpon in ber duis
icrisn 9reFe g~eleien? Ridt cine ellie!
Bo3n audi Is mare i9ncn lie6er sefuss
Zen, nenn Ser 2oubonsr aopbh btuecs
rihlet norben nGre - Elm Saueenidis
penigtr pbtr mebr, bas merit nan in
oonDon ni6t unO e. bate 70 quite sc.
leqerbeit fir SeBartitel gegeben. TIT
tote 2onsbule mar linen pertboa, Der les
berbe intsreIiiert fe nidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
ptr kIugr R6niD Earol
Z : g9nmdne fnuute feline &dppen'
1eiuter.

Die interchangeable 36nig @ondros
Iheiut teinem 10 burhiidttg gcfpeien 81
Iein, ME Dem a0nig aarol BON aumds
MEN. Der engliTde @sidnbte SIR.
8rig6t in gutareH bate ieinem boben
5errn griinolid borgearbeitet, phne ins
beFer, fpie bic 9dtIa6en Ipdter erDieIen,
trQenb pel9e Grfotge an er5teIen. SIN
@egenteil. Rumdnien 1T Biz duf ben
6eutigeu Sag fir bic entente bic gr6btt
Gnttduiduns gepeIen uno burfte g
aud in 3utunft bleiben.
Gineg lit Ii9er, baB 90nig @urot bic
QbTidten bes biden GObp Ourhi4aute
unb als treuer g%unbesgenoHe o1ne
8srtrag Ti9 ni6t ba3u bergub. Deter
reid unb bomit 0eutidlanp ein3utreis
fen unb gu berroten. 8ie er i'm SABRE
1909 feline Miniittr unb iein 8olt Dor
Gnqldnb purnte, 70 bat ct nod uuf ieis
nem Sterbtbette ieinem Grben geraten,
fi9 Hidt Der entente un5ufhtieBen,
nenn er T6on nidt auf Setten Der gtits
telmdhte treten Dole.
@iuen tltinen 8eitrag 5u ben bielen,
bic jeBt our &enn3eihnung Der gum
ariege trei6enben gotitit Gngtaubs Der
tebten Sabre bcigsbrddt perper, liefcrt
Der GartftitelIer guul 2tnbenberg in
Der s8dgli6en Runbi6au" auf 8runO
zines @eIprdhes, ods er i'm 9erbft 1909
nit benz &6ni9 aarol BON Rumdnieu
dls beFen SAT- bate. aur5 Dor9er mar
a6niq GbuarD in 9erlin getpeie1; man
Ipra3 bon Der 6einbidaft @ngldnoS
aeeen 9eutIGlunD unD Der a0nig fdgte:
Sc lit BEL einem FONT 70 bernInFtt9en
8oife niht 3i berIteben, boB es bon elmer
oerurt t1ri9tsn Mnnie b%efdlen 1T, aber
ie piro bon obeu ber 9endbrt; bic en9s
liIde Qoltttt Iudt i'm Sriben 81 fti4cn.
Qlg mir nab benz tirtiI9en 8riege ben
S9arFen 9onftitt NIT Gublanb batten,
mo tg duf beB WeFer8 Sdneibe ftunb.
bd lief uns SngIdno fdgen, mir mo4ten
nar TosIdlagen,~ &s niirbe fofort feline
fIotte in bic 8drbanellen einldufen
ldKen. Nlctne miniIttr gldubten oarnn.
namentIi0 Ro'etti, Der an cine eng
ldnberin berbeirdtst mar. 4uh bate
Gnaianb tinen isbr gefaidten @eIanoten
Bel ms. eineR Scr, Drig6t. SD absr
traute ben 3uiagen nidt unb iagte es
often.
8ie pGren aud iGmmerli9 i'm Std
geIaTen porben! = unb 70 mare es aud
iebenfaus iebt 9etommen beim IeBten
apnflitt stpiIdtu GtrbisH unb 9eiters
reid. Ridt Rublanb fat @erbien gu
istnem Dtoertdnbs srmuttgt. Ionbsrn
Gugnnb. inbem e Iogte: rSbr feb
Hi6t ALIEN! Sdngt nur an" ~ So
bnbs, CLAUDE ID, gutsn GtufTuB auf
strbien, uub biesmaI lieB tb bic Strs
BEN Grandchildren: a6itet Gudl anbs
lamb inidt gud nift einen @pEbaten,
ih neib es aug better 0ueGe. llnb
DtltTdftnb iteht feIt 3u SeFttrreih!
Sbr tDerbet gang aaein Iein, steht bic
! aouiequtn5tn,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
DeutItlt liitttrlihktit.
8ic bic 6Iteser Den beiieeten Ge8ncr
ebrer.

8em's Der @egner iagt, ram ipirSs
pobt 70 Iein. Sc banoeit iib 3udr
nidt nm etnen pffenen gegner, aber ms
fen @endbrsmunn TT Elm ameritas
nutiner 8eri9teritatter nuf 6eiten
Der &liierten, alto tonnen mir i'm GEE
trot 5u ben @eguern Der DeutIden reds
men. Qleranber 9otpell bat in etnem
ldngeren 4rtitel i6er bic beridiebeneH
Glitger feline an Der 5rout geiummelten
Grfabrungen gum 8eften gegeben, unb
man lam ieinem Qrtttel Gines. nidt
berIdgeu: er berIudt allen 6liegern
Der perIdiebeneu Rdtioneu m0glidit ges
re6t III toerbeu, iOgar BEN oeutIaen,
ma fir cinen ameritaner tmmerbin
IGon etpas b0dft anerfenuenspertes 1T.
am @hluFe Ietnes artitsls fdreibt
er fpe3ieq iibe. bic beutf1en Glieger.
uno be6t bdbei bic Ritterlttteit Der
9eutThen aonS beIonbers beroor. Ridt
dls % bic onberen Glieges rpeniser ads
bdlier Ieien, dber bic 9euti9en beFteibts
gen |idJ ierter RitterIi9teit, bic mir On
Ben oeutften !6eIben bes Mitielulters
bepunbern; ic beFleisigeu fi6 itner
Rittcrlihfeit, bic e6cn thbii9 beutIh If.
ct fdreibt: IS 1T gu un5dhligsu
MtaIeu behaupitt iDprotn, bub Der aIte
@cjt Der Ritterli9teit in bieIem 8riege
3u er ren uuigebort babe, mas. ioneit
es Die Sample gu 2anbe anasbt, OieIz
lei6t bis gu einem geptHeu 8robe 5u'
treTfen mag. Sn ben 9uftt6mpfeH ies
bod, bic fid tdgid an Der Neitfront abb
ipteIen, qibt es nod RitterIihtsit.
0irO, gum geiiptsI. Elm frdn36fider
Slieger ge3puu9tu. tunerbdlb Der 6suts
ldea 2inieu &eosraagebeu, 10 tuirb Is
aarHiht ldnge baueru, Biz Elm oeutider
Blieger duFtsigt unb iiber jie fran50iis
f6en 2inien binIanIt. iibsr benen er Elm
2eberIddhen abpirft bds ben Rdmen
beg Slieqtrs unb bic Drummer Ttiutr
Mlafdtne ent1dl.. FAINT elmer ttlr3en
MifteiGnng, Of Der pilot tot pber pers
'punptt 1T, gn bisitm rPoItfad@ iiuo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
magntr in England.
BAD 6reinubspau5is glunatcu iinO
bic gnslanber peruanitis sewurOeu.

gsi qus6ru8 6es arieges pur6e in
GnQlano ules in Qdt unb 9dnn getuu,
mas 3u Deuti6ldno in irgenopel9er
9e3iebune ftun0. qu4 bic beuti4e
Stunt mar perTtbmt, unO Wagner's
Sptrn nuroen bon alien Programmsn
etIri4en poer = inter faliGem Rdmen
dufgefiibrt. Sn ben 3nei &riegsidHren
limb bic Gngldn6er nun unberuiinftigtr
uno berninftiger geporben; mperniinf'
tiger ~inIoFeru, uls ie bic beriintiate
I4tuar3e 2tite erldfen baben; perniinfs
tiger iuiopeit, ais le penigftens gegen
Die beuti9c Stunt ni4t mehr 10 uns
bdrmber3iq fno. Die beutI@e Stunt
bate ~duerbings BEN SAB Der GugIdnpsr
ertragen, ba ie nett penigtr babel gu
perlieren bate. al8 Die grsIdnoer ielbit.
5;mmerbin lit es lin be8 lieben 8rie0ens
nilcu erFrtuli6. baB Der @~ngldnOer
milDere Guiten auf3iebt.
o0uilb Ren8" ber3sihnen ba8 Or
eianis, bah nun felt q Mlondten bes
arieaes Mittc SUM- gum eriieu Ulale
cine 8agnersGp in 2onOon dufgeiiibrt
iDoroen tit: ,5riItan unb SioIbe" purOe
i'm alppp6s 56eater gegebeu. @itle 3us
60rer fpareu in abatisllntfOrm ers
I9ieneu.
Dit 8egeiIerung ipar, pie bic y9ailp
Mems" bsridteu, ie6r groB. rGs piro
pp6l geute geben," meint bas 8latt,
bic bies bebouern unb dls Elm 3eiten
beg ~uatiouulen @erfdIes duffdfen. Die
Raioritdt bes bs%rniiuftiger bentenben
gublitums niro ieboa BARN Elm Be-
griBenspertes 3eiden Ieben. Die aufs
fiibruug bar iebeS Cob oerDient, unb e8
III 3uetFelbdft, Oh Cir 9homds 8eehan
ttpas Observation-Disclosures bate unteruebg
men f0unen. 3a8 6ou5 mar bis auf
ben leBten gluB ausoertduft."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
ntutraIt 5onntagsprsNi9t.
y llnier Serrsott nnb Der S6wei3cr;
elm itUl5bci6eibcn Ueidt6tlein."

Qu9 bic 9eutraIitdt Dat i6re Gdnies
rigteitaR unb bDr allen lire mordliI6sn
probleme, benen bic straightforward,
nit ibrtn eigeueH groBen Qufgd6eH gong
beiddftigt, nur f4per aere9t tper0en
t5nnen. Gin Observation-Disclosures uno no6s
bsnflthes Gidlein barii6er but 6eins
rid 8s6trer. Der fpeilbetdnnte G9pei3er
Qutor, btrnusgsgebsn (gllnItr Serrgoti
utD Der Gbnei3er; Elm foIJ6eI9eiOeuts
@efdi6tlsin") Gr IdBt bic 9ertrsler
Der Rotionen. bic i'm ariege Iieger, ale
5ufammsR Dor @ottss 5bron eri1gtnet.
I'm ben G6nei3er fpegeit feirss neils
trulcn geIens, bds linen alien dIs Id,
Iterlidt adubtit trfdeint, 3l Dtrttagen.
Mit Der SabaipfeiFe int Munb, bic
6dnbe tn ben 9oIentaiden, bort Der
@9pci5tr 8u. Gott @dter o6tr fdlt
ibm foIgenbe Giarorcbt:
Sore, mein Iie6tr SohH Der 4lpsu:
fpenn e UNI bid 6erum f9rsit hon
6elbsntum nab Marter unb Sob, psnn
bic grbe uno bas Weer aufIeuf3en non
alien MtnIdeHItOl5 unb Menldeaueb.
oas Ie trIebeu, uue tosuH rings I'm bsiH
tIeiuss 5dus bic Rot tptt Elm grdusr Gee
bsl auifteigt unb nit blutisfn Ottuaf,
fen Dir ms gsnfer lduui -. ME taHuft
bu ba 70 behusIid5 ano fetbitbepuEi
beine gfeife rdudsu2 gleutraI fem III
ni6t gsrig. GoGF bu Hidt iraurig
fem, lDenn beiHe 9riiber truuris Iinb2
Oh muBt nit alien. bic i~trsiieu unb itis
ben, NIT BEN 1lsiasn Fuurmen guIs
mitfii1len. niht NIT ben armtH 9tEsisrn
alIcin, aud nit ben 8eifiiden unb ben
RuFsn, nit ben GraHsOIsu, Gtr6sn uab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Dor ,wri 9abren.
Nd6rbeit nnb zidtuna in pfft5itller
aaiiertenberiGten.

SIM Gpenina 9cfeeront, benz fddms
rptu eGeenblott, ltuern bic 8orts BON
alitih nod INNER, an "a. gtuguit
1914 msIbste ss; Die Borts onn Git
tih leiEtsn inmsr md @iberfoub" -
anb Ieitbsm lift offi8ieu bio gdris,
ggHfeI, Qonoon, tsine Melbung mebr
ibtr aiittid erfolst.
mar and niht gut 3u ertudrtsn, benn
an 7. Muguii baiten bic Deutidn
Qiittif asnommsn; an Is. auguit mar
ala Iebiss Fort 2Outiu in bsutias
6dHos eefdIen.
Die geIgier, Jrun5oien, enpIdubsr
hatea Td oumdIs mas 3uiaMmsnseIos
asH -- man mub anesbsn, oaB fe
fd in ben StDsi Snbren es6eIert. bebsis
ienb atbeTsrt hdben. MdhreHb bdrals
80 pro5trt btr pifiSielen 9erihte srs
gDatn, fno brute immtrhin lhoR flint
eIs sebn qrossnis @abrbtit, iporaus Der
Qtitr tntnsbmen fam, ritbisl Gldubsn
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gaihe nnltt gnnr.

ginpurf. ai9tsr: ssh babd
SIRE Grau b0Sniais berIdFen9e g(nee
tlaster: rGssin, eutfpinis."
proteI. amtmann: r9as III BID
Elm GtaRbaI - Sic Iplsn nit BEN Qr
reitoHten u~nteripegs in eth @trtsbtli
eiugefebrt fem unb F9 foeor pon i'm
ba6sn traItieren IdfeH2s poIi3i5
Gas 1T nitt pabr, @err Nmimona
bic 3pei gIas Bier baben mn ouSos
fpieIt. unS Die bat Der p~srIoren!'
Dtutli6. .Sbr 6ubt ia tinel
Si9tsr TN Inheritance, Der trdst cue
pohl maHhmaI feline Gsbi9te opr2"
rSStst utmmer, mir baden Jpn einmo
'nauastiamiHsn."
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Mtnidenfcnntnis.

.@ie eebt Is sigsntli@ unitrem
Grsunb aembtt, prabIt er nod 10 eRts
IebIi99"
.atiu = itbt Ideint Il i6m rtdt gut
81 gtbtH = sr faust idon an 81 ilas
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

Gbpnr0 Ebpmds,
9ifdof bon 2imerid'
Soft trait GReIdRb biz iibtr ben
RIi,s hiauus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Scr Charlie.
Gin gtrisfhHuS4sn bsim BARRIER.

60 fabr bd6 i4
INNER branf ritIeibt,
bdB Der glann bon
Sbns tbrtr QffiB.
no elmer bon meine
aoniimtr iB I'M
gutes Ding ftnut.
penu trs iitbi, mel
aoHnperidbI6sns an
Sbne fisbporiti, 70
bob Gle e ms pds
pei quite femme. St
psiB. Gle finn frob.
iDenn Gie 70 quite
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-19
SIGNAL CORPS HAS
NIGHTLY GATHERING
Members Of District Organize.
ton Find Great Comfort in
Converted Clubhouse.
By Staff Correspondent.

NOGAIES. Ariz, Nov. 19.---The large
mess hall which has been used by the
District Signal Corps outfit. has been
boarded UP and the cracks in the
planks plastered up. Besides this. a
large wood stove has been installed
and when the last meal of the day is
over, and the tables are pushed to one
side. the room Is a very presentable
club hous.
When the "northers" blow here at
night the men troop into the room
and gather around the "red hot" sit
ting on chairs. boxes. or even on the
floor. When their pipes are lit and
an argument Is started Everybody Is
happy, and all seem rather disap-
pointed when call to quarters sounds
and they have to leave the snug room
in order to be ready for taps.
The popular cook OF the OUTFIT. Fam
ming, has just returned TO duty after
an absence of twenty-five days, dur
ing which time he had his appendix
removed. Then men all say the cook
contracted appendicitis from eating
his own soup. but flaming emphati-
cally declares he had the symptoms
before he Joined the guard and be-
came a cook. The men are all well
and happy. and are enjiying the bor-
der life experience.
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GIVE The PEOPLE A CHANCE,
MR.. ADAMSON

Congressman Adamson, chairman
of the House Interstate. Commerce
Committee, told the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States
that
There is no way on earth to
abolish the forty-eight tribunals
far as intrastate commerce is con
cerned, except by amending the
Constitution OF the United States.
Whether the people want that or
not, II is for them to say. The
right of revolution always exists,
and there is no other remedy. The
tion is the formation of basic law.
Mr.. Adamson is opposed to aboli-
ton Of the State commissions. Most
Southern statesmen are. But the
chairman of the House committee is
eminently correct when he says it is
for the people to decide. They
should be given the chance to decide.
II it requires an amendment to the
Constitution-and we suspect that
Mr.. Adamson Is correct in his view
that It will--let the amendment be
submitted. For the Congress to pass
a resolution Of submission will no,
carry the measure; it will merely
put it up to the only authority that
can amend the Constitution.
II is earnestly trusted that Mr.
Adamson will take the broad view
and himself introduce the amend.
|ment to this end,
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Tells Hon. Canadians
Took Regina Trenches
War Correspondent Vividy Describes How Gallant
Forces Captured Fortified Trench From Desper-
ately Fighting leu tons Mid Rain of
Artillery Fire.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMS,
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent. }


WITH THE CANADIAN FORCES
ON THE SOMME FRONT, Nov. 10
Eight minutes of dashing across a
sea OF mud worse than the Slough Of
Despond, OF methodically advanced
barrage IRE, OF quick work in trench
tight. sufIiced TO the Canadians to take
Regina trench-one of the smoothest
bits OF trench taking that has been
witnessed In the somme drive. saw
the Canadians, muddy to the eye
brows--but grinning-on the day after
they had accomplished tho feat.
The assault was over in eight min.
utes. It was carried out in brilliant
moonlight, and despite a terrific Ger
man counter-bsrrage ire and a sea OF
mud. Every objective the Canadians
sought was completely won. Though
the Germans repeatedly counter-at-
tackled, the Canadians not only kept
every inch they had wrested from the
enemy, but before dawn they had
and dug over $50 yards OF connecting
trenches.
Prior to the attack the Canadians
had occupied q trench directly south
OF Pys.. Tho Regina ,trench-300 to
500 yards northwsrd-had been partly
OS~NpAou
dams, but q 1.0OO-yard portion re-
manned to be taken. This section ran
from Desire Trench" to death Val.
ley" on the east. Severe lighting had
already marked this scene, the Regina
trench being the Germans great ie-
Tense work between the Schwabenre'
doubt and lie Sars.
The space between the trenches held
on the one hand by the Canadians and
the other by the Prussian Guards and
Saxons--was slightly rolling 1t was
utterly devoid OF vegetation due to q
blasting shell fire. 1t was unimagin-
ably muddy due to weeks OF down
pour OF rain and the unceasins churn-
ing by explosives.
The night Of the attack was perfect
The assault was at midnight, under
the light Of a full moon at its zenith
been extremely active in the sector
but as the time came for the attack
the guns were speeded up until at mid,
night they made one continuous roar
The British barrage fire began fifty
trenches.
a. midnizha sysss man Ssna a.sl
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take the field, the regulars being
saved for the Yale game next week.
Both Yale and Harvard register
alarm over the difficult schedule to
be encountered each year. There IL
demand that weaker teams be
booked for the early contests. Yet
the minor teams meet the larger
college teams year after year, ask
ing no such odds. Their dates call
for harder travelling and harder
football, with a limited supply Of
second string players in the event
the regulars are. hurt.
Yale. Harvard, and Princeton have
old scores TO settle. But the football
Of the Harvard Princeton and Yale,
Princeton battles this year win rate
inferior 10 many secondary games
The big fellows may fight out theii
battles, but they are eliminated from
titular honors. ,t..
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BETTER MARKETS TO LOWER
~ FOOD COSTS

Herbert w. Collingwood, editor Of
the Rural New Yorker, declares that
better terminal markets, and much
wider use Of the motor truck from
farm to city. are necessary to solve
New York's problem Of food supplies.
He wants New York, Pennsylvania,
and New Jersey to unite in one great
market organization that will pro-
vide both city markets and country
transportation with the view to feed
ing New York and Philadelphia most
economically.
OF the absolute need for better
city markets there is no uncertainty.
All students Of this complex prob
lem have long realized this, though
there has been unconscionable delay
getting public authority into pace
with economic authority. Smaller
cities, with far less difficult and
pressing problems, have set ex-
smples which the metropolitan CEN
tors have hesitated to follow.
In the matter Of motor truck
transport, there will be misgivings.
Mr.. Collingwood may be right. He
presents some phases that suggest
that he has a strong argument. But
to place retail transportation by
motor truck superior to wholesale
transportation by railroad, seems a
backward step. Doubtless truck
transport over ample and excellent
roads, with its possibility of more
direct deliveries in the cities, has
advantages in a day of congested
railroad terminals, slow deliveries,
and lack Of terminal markets CO.
ordinated with proper systems of
city delivery. But if railroad facili-
ties were perfected ideally, city
markets and distribution facilities
closely related to them, waste elm
mated and delays obviated, would it
still be possible to urge this ad-
vantage for direct delivery in small
units?