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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Nus ccnt Stoatsperb0ltS
Giue geratuns bes guritanbes nit
ben Oentihen 9srieitern tnprgen
abcnO i'm gllniitOerein.

Cine groBe gLu5abl Ser 6elttiden
Grieiter, Die 3ur @infii9rang oes
Gr3biidofS SortD olS giIhof bon
Gmaba, rHorgcn nod Omaha foin.
men lperoen, bat Die ginla0uno oes
8oritn1toes OeS Stqatsberbanoes See.
brnsfa angenontntdt mo miro it'd
81 Der @erianulufls NIT 2ie6esmabl
morgen obeno 7Ahr i'm M1uiifber.
Elm einfineen. Gie g3lGne 0es Q}or-
itanoes, iotpie 0ea Ronlitees fir ge.
8iebun9en 5lt airdeuforpern oes
5taotsDerbanoes int ssSlterefe eines
en9eren 3uinmmcilidluiies 0eg oellt-
lflen Clements oes Stootes obne
&iIfiidt auf StonfeIiion, miro ben
bodlD. Serren unterbreitet ner6en.
Zen 0eutiden 9roteitonten lit oieie
Sahe bereits int 2aufe Der letten
Qtonate oorgelegt lpotoen, Den 5eeI-
iorgern oef oeutiden aatBolifen
miro iie morgen abeno 3urn eriterl
g}aLe urterbreitet. Cine 9(nsobl
0italieoer oes 8oritnnOes, iotpie Die
0dtglieoer oes 8oritau0es oes Orts.
nerban0es Gmaba merOen fiA ouh
sur 8eriammlltng einfiuoen, Der elm
gemefni6oftlides 2lbeHoeiien borauS-
geDt. Serr gat. 5. 4eter, graItoent
oes StaotsOerbon0es, miro ben gor-
iis fiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
ltclciGale 1ocrIMItc
Scr Britcts u. Sron5cieit
Bon funipetenter osntl6er Seite
uerben bieielben unf $780,.
900 9lanH ansesebeu.

Berlin, 19. 0e3 (6unfenberidt.)
pie lleberIeeiide acknowledgements
tlir ilbreibt, es lit pon 3iperlniiiger
n1ilitdriicber Qutoritdt feitgeItellt
norben, oaB oie fran30iiihen 8erlit.
jte bis oato 3.800.000 Mann lno
0ie britiIden 100000 9eonn be,
frozen. 8erIelbe @eipdbrsmonn
iogt, oaB bic 6ran8oien an Der
Sontme Bis @noe glopelnber 250,s
600 gtann uu0 Die 9riten $4,000
Mann perloren boben SSn oeln
btesbe3iietihen @eriht Der lleberieei-
kben giadrihten agentltr beiBt e8:
.3ie @eionltperlulte Der Srm8oien
ieit &riegsbeginn betrogen $780,
900 Ulann ltno Die oieienigen Der
griten 100000 @arn, 8uianulen
100000. 8ieie 3nblen iino ben
aauerldiiiglten Gueilen entiionumen
uno iAlieBen Die 8erluite Der far
biqen 1ribbpn Ser griten un1
6ron,oien ein. "a 6ieie far6igen
Silistrnppcu aber BEL ollen glngrifs
fen ins 8oroertreifen eeiteIlt MUIR
ben, 10 fam man nit 8eitimmt.
belt annebuten 6nB ii6 bic 9erlufte
Set 8ran8olen nn6 9riten ditf meb.
rere bunoerttaltien0 @lann bober
iiellen mer0en
Gie fron5oiii6eu @erluite on Der
Sonmne betruaeu bis @noe Robeni.
ber uenigltens 25O,O00 Mlonn. bic.
ieuiaen Der 9riten $4,000 Ga Ole
6efnoe QelttihIon0s 6ie oeiltihen
Gerltiitc in ierein aanpigebict auf
$4,000 n1auH obid1ben 10 iiber
iteiaen Die feirrolihen 0erluite Die.
ienigen Der 9elitihen gang erbeb.
lid. 1otiahe aber lit. 6ob bic
qentidlen on Der CONNIE bieI iueHi-
oer als 100000 glonn on 1oteft,
geruunoeten un0 @eiangenen Der.
loren boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
2lODo=@eOrge bdlt Die
&elt In SpQunun9!
2lllcrlct wirS iibcr icinc PeMtc ipdt naGmittae
( i'm britiidcn 1tntcrRamic 81 RaltenSc
KeHc 0cntMnkclt.
Der rniiii&e Hei@srat leRnt SricSensanscbOt ab.

{ 2onOon, 10. Sea. - 5rieoe ODER
&rieg tm britiifen llnterbauie
miro beitte nahniittng mie0er @e
id]tbte eeunudt perOen. SSn 2on'
bon be3IDeifelt Deoer Mnnn Meib
ober atno, o1B es 9riegsgeididte
meroeu miro, haB Oopio 2lopo @es
orge in ieiner prIten 9ie0e alS U}i.
niiterpr1lioent ben oeutiden sSrie-
oens0l3meig 5ur Seite ifieben miro.
s;u munhen Streiien lit man Der
@niibt. Der Wtiuiiterprdiioent meroe
ion 9eutihIato berlnn9en oaB Die.
les, ioate man es nit ben 5rieoens'
,horidIGgen mirflitb ernit meinen
Grlaien, 9iunanien unO duoeres be.
AestcS feinolides @ebiet rdlimen
miiiie, (Dieie 2ente iinO offenbar
meid)uageD 3ieie 6oroerltng iuiro
2Iooo @eoree ieOeniaas itellen. ebe
er iid aui 5rieoensperbano
peitcr einldbt.
gluf mag er I'M Sprein nit ben
britiiben 8erbiinoeten perlangen,
oaB QcutTdlanO offi5ieG ongibt, mel
thcr 9lrt 3ugeitdnoniiie eS 5u MAIDEN
millens iIt. gonn crit 0ilrfte 2lon0
George Den Stein ms &ollen brtn-
gen GS lit aber fragli6. OF Der
britiIdc NiiniiterprGiiOent i'm lin.
ter6auie Die Utinoeit3ugeitdnoniiie
r6er Die @r6biforbermgen begannt
madPn miro.
llhge5eucr III oie 9ladfrnge fir
GmlaBforteu 5u ben @nIerien; lhon
VI fril9er Nioree1ituuOe luuroe oas
GarIomcntsgebGuoe bon elmer rieii-
Aen @}enidenmdiie mnlagert; bic
aorrioore ii1t6 nit gtelgierigen on.
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@clS fiir gPiinse aebrnndlt.

Naibineton. 49, 0ed. - Sdlnbz
ants Sefretdr Wac2fooo teiltc aeItern
Dem aongreB nit, OoB ser getrieb
Der 9tln5e in 4bilabelpbia Degen
Manqel on 9etriebsfapitol aufgeae.
ben mer0en iniBte. penn Der Son.
qreB niht noh Dor 8eibnodten Die
n6tigen 5umnlen beiDiIligen miir0e.
"a in Der gbiIooelpbioer Wliinsp
.oud Die sSornien fir Die Miin3en IN
Gan 5raneiseo ulo IN 9enber aes
ooijen iDer0eu, f0nite es leiht ntoas
Iih iein fiigts Der Setretdr bin3ls.
sSas Ser Sdfliii Der eriteren alid Die
lq9etrie5sciniteIlrna Der beioen 9etfe.
ca nad iidl Sicben iuiirOf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
4. ucbraska Regiment
tit beintbccrccrt!
gSirb sletd nod 8eibna6ten iu
Der Seimat iuie6er
eintreffen.

Son glntonio, Ser, f9. Sea.
9a8 A. gaebrosfa SS1foiiterte.Megi-
ment eeb0rt Su 0enierigen Erup.
pen oeren Seinlfebr bonn @enerol-
major 5ltniton geitern a1georonet
mur0e SS1n 8an5e1 iDur0en bonn
Observation-Disclosures Der @rerlaz
tritppen in llebereinitinunitng nit
Den bonn arieg8anlt erteiIten ssslr-
itruftionen 1851 Mlotn Der MiIi3
beinbeor0erf, ioonB nod $4,000
Mann Der gtationalgor0en ait Ser
@ren5e bleiben. 9ie Seinlbeor0er-
ten ftn6 in orei @rllpben eingetetIt
por0en. 9ie erite oerieIben foG in
eftpa 0rei Sogeil, nlfo friibeltens anI
6reitag, 6ie @einlreiie ontreten. .3u
0ieier @rltppe geboren aud Die Gee
brasfner Observation-Disclosures ipel-
DE iontit frilbeIten8 eii1en Gag 1lah
8eibnadten bier eiiitreffcn ffinneti,
menn olles 10 floppt, iDie man bofft.
Die atneite @'ruppe miro oarn Stui.
i6en 8eibnodten uno Neuiobr u1o
Die brittle @ruppe onl 5. bis 7.
ssSanltar betmipdrts 5ieben.
SIN ean5en boben Die foIgen0en
8rltppen ben beiBeriebnten @efehl
CUR Sein1fabrt erbolten:
8ruppe i: BenniDlbdnio Eta-
tioniert in @l 8aio-t6. SSnfonterie
Brigade -Souptquartier, 0ibihong-
Soltptquartier, Characterization.
sSll0iana- -Stationiert in Qlouo
@ranoe- 9on1pognie q Signal-
Corps, g(fnbulart3-9onpognie go. /
1. Battalion 5eIbortillerie, oitsqe.
nontnten 8ntterie o.
0tiiiouri- -Stotioniert in 2oreoo
-Gr1ppe 9, 5eIbboipital SEQ. /,
aulbuIon5-&on geo. 1.
02orplano- -Stutioniert in goaIe
9oB- 6eIoboipitoI SO. 1, g[mbll-
lon5-9onlpognie go. 1.
Nebrasfa-S Statipniert III 2Iono
@rdnoe- 8iertes SSnfoflterie Regi.
ment.
Sl1inois Syn Camp gsiIIon-
g. SignnI-@orps.
Soma: Stdtioniert IN 2lono
@ranOe- -&ompagrtie q, ssnaenieilre.
@ruppe gto. 2: giiiiouri Stotio-
niert in Ganlp @iIion -aonaboqntc
q, Signal -Gorps, 8rigabe.Sollpt-
quartier uno alpeites sSflfantpri-9fe.
gimellt.
8isconfitr-syu Camp @ilIon
9rign0e-Saltptqltartier, critics SsSn.
fanterie-Gegiment.
@ruppe 91o. 8; 8ennlpIoonin-
Stotionicrt in Gl 9SaIo-griteg Go-
acknowledgement, glntbnIans-sonl.
pagnie geo. / G5eIbhoipita[ SO. /
I}idigon- 5tationiert III Gl Io-
10 80 SSilfaiiteric-Regintent uno
ga0e-&ouptqtnrtier.
SSn0iona- -Stotioniert in 2lono
-@rites SeloboipitoI.
SSSllinois -Stotioniert in Camp
gStl1ott- -Siebtes sSflfarteriesReat.
0einneioto- -Stotioniert in 9lono
8ronoe-3Deites SSnfanterie.gfgt.
Santos Stntiontert iii Comb
98ilion- -aonpognie u, Signal
gorps.
gtoro- -Gofoto- -Stationiert in QIn-
no @rnnoe-@rites SSnfuntprie.0Peqt.
lltab- 5eIoboipitul.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
SricScnspcrlcblao
Gas Ga9cs0cIprdCb!

gieprGIeutGnt (Sarbaer gebt uie6er
seeen 9eutidDlanO; Mebrbeit Oes
SlOnarciieS Oentideu &orIdlGsen
eiinitis geitimmt; 8rdiiOent iuirO
GiniuanOernugsDOrlage nit geto
6cleseH; ErObibitiOusfrage fOmmt
sur &erbauOlnns; embargo auf
glabrnngsmittsl 6at feiae gIusIidt
anf gInnagme.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

idlieBt 6os ofii5ieIle Broeranm 6es
cages. 0ieiee lit Die erIte SSnitaIla.
tiOu fiir Die iiingere Generation bon
Omaha, oetm es iin0 bereits ntebr
ais 25 Sabre berfloiien ieit ser
pcritorbene giid,of Scannea in Ser
olten ct. 3biIouena's 9atbeorole
ail Der 9. unO SarneD StraBe, fei-
erlid in iein glmt eingefiibrt tuuroe.
Gin offiaieIler @mpfung bon Sci
len Der Gforreien nno Der 9iirger-
ihoit 0mabos miro ail @bren 6es
neteu Sberbtrten fur5 no6 slell-
iobr I'M Stoot slitDitorium peroll-
ftnltet peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Slutige &dmpfc an
Der SerOutl=SSront!
Die Sran5cien pcriMdbcn ucroebens, ibrc Grfcloc
ruettcr amssmSebncn; bel Gbambrettes
bcbampten Ite Has SclS.
Sat Sis. eanse nSrSli@e D0brmSl@a er0bert.

aronitaOt our6 Die 5ItIihen gEn.
bdnge Der Siebenbiirger 9llpen Bis
nod Der beiiarobiiden @renae,
pdbreno Die 6roht bel Der Ginrob.
me bon @ufdreit nod brett bon
3oroen nod siioen ftonD. Bon Der
neuen Srout Der 9erbluoeten ants
tpiro dber Die eeiantte ruIIiIde
5ront an ben @alofarprtben an
Der iiioli9en 5lnnfe beorobt. Gie
9fuiien iDiirOen nift our aitfeabe
Der 8ufonina, ionoern gum &iidSuo
aus Sitgali5ien ge8toutgen fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
gaettcrheridlt

Sir Smoha nn6 llfngeaen6: lfn-
beitdnOig un6 pobrfdeinli6 Sdnee
belte oben0; f1lter ou g1ittnod.
Sir giebrosfa gaabrideinIih
Shnee bette oben6 linD g2ittinod5::
faIte @eIe I'M iiioueitlidlen geil.
Siir Soma: lInbeItdn0iaes @ettrr
belte obeno nno MittnodJ lpuhr.
ldleinlidl 5dlnse; foIte Belle i'm
a,sbaritels Sitliden Eel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

CLLllllS IL. Gk0. DAllLSltDSLltAIl'J
- 3os &riegsonlt meloete beltte
normtttag, ooB frai50iii9e glngriffe
noroli9 bon &beims non ben 9eltt-
ihen itegrei6 abgei6lagen iprrOen.
9en 4ngriffen giug elm fltr6tbores
4rttIleriefeuer boralts.
8u bet6en Seiten Der Somme
fanOer i6lpere Qtrtilleriefdnpfe itott,
au6 Die Winenlperfer entfalteten
cine groBe 8dtigfeit.
Sn Dem Oelttiden offi6ieIlen 8e.
ri9t beiBt es meiter:
gfa6 einem beftigen 6euergefedt
uno Sanogemenee bebieIten FRANCO
fii6e Streittr1fte ibre Stellungen bel
Gbambrettes (8eroun-5ront) inne.
Sin ollen onoeren 9unften ipllr0en
Die feinolihcn g(ngriffe bllttig abge-
i6lageu.
lleber tauien6 gtuIien 1n6 &untd-
nen DurOen BET beridieoenen Sref-
fen Der 9lrmee 5elomari6aas bon
Wofenien in GumGnieh pGbreno
Der lesten betoen Gage eefangen ge-
nommen, nie cine betttige offisieae
8etnnntmadung beiogt. Qlu9 cine
Menge 8ransportntoterioG, gum Seil
nit 2ebensnitteln nngefiillt, fielen
ben Siegern in bic 91noe.
Die 9tuiicn 8ieben iih in Der 90
bruolba tpeiter iiber Die Com mad
befeltigten Steaungen 5uritd, unb
Die oeltl9e gtrnee ritft nod Der uns
teren 3onalt Dor.
gluf Der @utin-3ommotef 2inie itt
oen 8Gloern Der 9arpatben pur6cn
rliiiii1e 8atrouiLlen 5uriifgeidlogen,
oeseleihen nluBten it6 mebrere
fein0lid)e gattoillone ouf ser 8ale-
plitp 2on0ItroBe Dor unieren &rdfte1
5lrildSieben.
SiiOlib bonn gloroc3 sec un6-
iiiolid Der Giienbabn &ornopoI-
3loc5op an Der 6ront 6e8 8rinsen
2eopolo bot itd Die glrtiaerietGtie.
felt erb0bt.
Ser &OrmarId) in Der 9pbrnbIba.
2onDou, 19. Sea. ModenIen.
ide &rltppen baben jenieits bes @u.
3eu 6Iuiies Dem 5einoe mebrere iicg.
rei6e @efedte geliefert. 0ie 8aba-
0agb- -8e6iuoga 8nbnlinie 1T BON
Oeuti6en Sripper getrel5t uno 0ieie
baben iebt fat Die gon8e gtorn-8o-
brlioi6a beiebt. Die Stdote 8oila
unO @alob, in pelden ungebeure
8orrdte ullfgeitapclt iinO, oiirfen bon
ben 0eutiden 8erbiin0eten ebenfaIs
balO beieBt lueroen.
8etrOerooer Ra6ri6ten Sufolge
baben Die Huiien an Der @eitgren8e
Der MolOou sluei @ebirgsbriiden be.
iest. sic molleu 200 @efongene ee-
ma9t boben.
Gopenbogen, t9. Sea. - Ser N}i.
Iitdrfritifer Der 3eitlng "9olititen
i9reibt: Simmer ltqrfere glbteilungen
Der bulgoriihen uno oeltti6cn glr-
meen riiden gegen ben Iinten gl6=
idnitt Der 8u3eu-2inie Dor, nm oen
6eino in Der 5lanfe 5u pufen. Gie
0eutide oberlte SeeresIeitlng neI0et, |
OuB iif Die rliiiid-uundnilGe 9o-
bruOida glrnee ouf Dem Riid5ug
befinoet. Der 8iif5ug fam ober, |
0a elm 8eriud). 0aS bort breite |
SumpfgelGnoe Der 8onou nit 6eu
8erfolgern nuf ben 5erien 5u ilber.
queren, cine lnpermeioli9e Sotaitrn- |
pbe 5ltr 6olge boben, mir nod Bel |
iorobieu gcbeit mo oalnit mare
0en oelttI1en 8erbitnoeten SoS Cor
nod geii1rabien bon Der 3obruSiflu
aus geoffnet. 9tah 6em 3ur6bruh |
ourd Die 8u8et-2inie ntiiIien aud
Die beioen 3onou-9ofenlt0Ote 9raila
unO @alnb ben oelitiden uno buIga-
riiden Sruppen in Die SGnoe fallen.
3amit Diirbe iid ibre 9ront 10
peit gebrebt baben, boB iie oireft
con 8eiten mad Often eebt. BON
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ie Der gllliierten uno Die Tbeir.
bar frie9sluitige Stimnllng ibrer
StaatSmdnuer bnben nlr geringen
8ert. Gs banoelt it6 fir Die @n.
tente oarltn, iib oie erforoerli6c
&lden0edlng gu ibaffeu, ebe iie,
tDenn aud i1ein6ar ni0eritrebeno,
Dem 8oriblag Der oeutiden 8er6iin.
0eten n1ber tritt. Selbitberitanoli6
lit e8 ungeiuiB, oh Der uteiiterbafte
oiplomatiide S6ob8ug Der 0eutlden
8erbiinoeten ons ertuiinl1te Geiultat
baben nno gum 6rieoensidhliie in
allerndditer 3eit ibon fiibren miro,
aber es fam nit Siherbeit ollge,
nontnten ineroen 0aB big gum sSriib.
iabr iidD oie @entilter aud Der britt
iden Stoatsmdnner ettuas berubiat
baben mer0en unO 0ie einleitenoen
S1ritte ergriiIen per0en, nm ben
arieg al beenoen. SSn leBter ssSn-
ltall5 ent1dleI0eit niAt 0ie Stoats=
manner ltno Die Ourh Die Sudfinan5
fontroIlierte 8reiie iiber arieg un0
5rieoen. ioitoern 0ie @oIfer. uno oae
gln5ei6eu 0ellten Oarauf bin, ooB
idnltli6e friegfiibrenoe gtationen BON
oerieIben 8rieoenSiebniuht beIeelt
iin0, mie Die 8olfer 0elltihlanos,
Selterreid ungorus, Der Iiirfci luo
8uIgariens. IS lit oeSbolb at en-
partetL 0oB oaS Don oer OetitIdjen
&erbiiiioeten geleate fSrieoensIaat.
form aufgebell lui0 Die beiB eriebnte
5rlidt trogen miro. llnO oas allen
Sdmar8iebern 8eiierpiiiern uno
8melflern gum Grob.
8ilion lpirS GinwanSernngsooriaae
OetUieren.
Ole 9lunobmc ser einnanoe-
rungsborloge in amenoierter, aber
mm umueientli6 geGn0erter 5orn
ieitens 0e8 Senuts, ser iie init Ga
scgen 7 Stimlnen paiiierte. oiirfte 5u
rai6er grleoigung oerielbell filbren.
Der 4raiioent ioa uah mie Dor ent-
ihloiien ietL Die @orlnqe nit ibrent
anftoBieen 8iI6migsteit 81 betoiercn.
ioboIo Die glmenoeluents 0es Sennts
Die 3nitimnl1lng Aes Sauies gefun.
Den babeu uno lic ibu 5nr llnter.
id)rift poreelegt pirb, bod unter
licet es feinem 3fuetfel, OaB fie ole
(5ortieapms uiif 5site A.
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@aIl street ii iear nenaieria.

9elp 9orf. f9. Ge5. g8od
Street partet beute beaierie ouf Die
6ritilhe gtnttDort 0eS 0eittihen 5rie.
OenSporidlogs. Die g6rie lit fluu,
oenn ytiemono ipia etlpds Dor oent
gefonittfperoen oer Geoe 6es britt.
fdeu @ainiiterprdiioenten unterneb.
men.
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yinElanb nil Feinen ;srieben.

Getrogrno, 10. Sea. - Ser
Geidsrat bat in iciuer belitigenI
Situng einftimrlig bei6loIien, ge.I
meiniom nit rem 8erban0eten 3tB.
lambs ale 8riebensbori6ldee Der
9eMralm0hte abSnneilen.
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gefiillt imo begierig mer0en Die gr.
trobldtter ertpdrtet, pelhe ben &urs
Der nenen He9ieriing meloen ner.
Den. glae 8oriteber Der neribieoenen
Gegieritngsobteilungen ipobnten Ell.
ner bentigen @erianlnlIune bel.
W3an lit neugieri9 5u erfabren, OBJ
GloD6 George iroen0 melbe Dtittei.
lrngen ii6er bic Meinungen Der @e,
gierltngen Der ententcm1bte iiber
Die Srie0ensporidl1ae befonnt ma.
den miro. @s lit bier befannt, 0aB
IN oieier Siniibt b1llfiqe gtoteu.
pediel 5miiben 2onoort, 8ariS, 8e.
trogruO uno 9touI itattgefunoen ba.
ben.
Seit ieiner arantbeit bat Ii6
2lOgo George Geute gum erIten MaL
6ifentlib ge5tigt;; iein @eiibt mar
boger un6 bIeider, ais ebeoent. gr
idien gu ipiiieu. Dab 6ie gon5e 8elt
ooralf geipannt it, ieine g8orte at
bernebneb Die niht oIlein 0em @e.
6anfen @roBbritapnienS, ionoern
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
Verdun Fighting.

London, April 3.-Heavy masses oil
German troops are still being hurled
against the Verdun defensss when
are being tested to the limit at their
vital points. The French are offering
tenacious resistance Paris reports that
the Germans were pressed back be-
tween Vaux and Douamont, where the
French lines have been dented.
The French claim gains in the nor
thern part of the Cailette Wood, in
an all night fight.
Zeppelins made another raid over
Eastern Scotland and Northeastern
English counties last night. Details
and the number of casualties are lack
ing. In Friday and Saturday nights
raids, 80 were killed and 166 wounded.
Dunkirk, France, suffered Zeppe-
lin raid, in which two civilians were
killed.
The Austrians report the situation
on the Italian front unchanged. italian
aviators threw bombs on Adelsberg,
killing two men and wounding several.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
Kentucky Irishman.

Mr.. Sheehan is by birth a Kentucky
lrishman, having been born in Lex
;ngtOn, KY, but he has lived in Hat
tiesburg so long that he is now a thor
ough Mississippian. This is the second
time he has asked for election ct the
hands of the people and he has a host
of friends here who predict that he
will be successful in this campaign as
he was in the other.
IF elected-and | am going to be
elected" said Mr. Sheehan today. 81
pledge my best efforts to serve the
people to the best of my ability and TO
perform the duties of commissioner
conscientiously and thoroughly as |
know how to do. And l may add that
have never yet failed in any undertak.
ing that has been set as my task
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
GREEN EYED MONSTER
CAUSES HER To KILL
WOMAN FEARS RIVAL WILL TAKE
HER LOVER; sTABs THE
LATTER TO DEATH.

Will Porter, formerly Of Hatties-
burg, who has been employed in Boga-
lusa fora some time, was stabbed to
death by Willie May, in a jealous fit
of frenzy, on Thursday night, and the
woman is locked up in Jail in that Lou
isiana town on charge of murder.
Details of the tragedy reached Hat
tiesburg today.
According to witnesses, Porter and
another woman were standing on the
street talking, when the May woman
came up. She called Porter to one
side and plunged a knife into one of
his lungs. He died on Friday morn
ing, Is hours after the assault.
Porter is the son of Henry Porter.
of Hattiesburg. The authorities in
Bogalusa stated that they would wait
until the arrival of the dead mans
father before taking any action.
All the parties are negroes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
HATTIESBURC MISSISSIPPI MONDAY AFTERNOON APRIL g. 1916
Rainy Weather Is
In Sight For The
First OF The Week
NORMAL TEMPERATURES WILL
PREVAIL DURING THE NEXT
7 DAYS, HOWEVER.

Normal temperatures will prevail
in Mississippi, As well as throughout
the southern states during this week,
according to the weekly weather fore
cast issued this afternoon by the Unit
ed States Weather Bureau.
There will be rains at the beginning
of the week over much of the country
east of the Mississippi attending the
eastward movement of a disturbance
that now covers the lake region, the
Mississippi valley and the southwest.
Another disturbance is forming over
the western plateau, and it will move
slowly eastward, reaching the eastern
states about Thursday Or Friday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
NEGRO WANTED IN
BIRMINGHAM CAUGHT
CHARGED WITH ROBBING CLOTH
ING STORE THERE; POLICE
COMING AFTER HIM.

The lookout maintained Dy the Hat
tiesburg police for the last several
months for Willie Winston, a negro
wanted in Birmingham on charges of
grand larceny and robbery, was re-
warded yesterday when the man was
arrested by Policemen McInnis and
Rainer, and locked up in the city Jail.
Chief Bennett at once notified the
Birmingham authorities and today re-
ceived a telegram saying that an Off
GER will reach Hattiesburg tomorrow
for the man. a
Winston has been in hiding in Hat
tiesburg for weeks. On two former
occasions the police had him in their
grasp but he managed to escape. Sat
urday night, Policemen McInnis and
Rainer set out to land their man. They
stationed themselves at place where
they believed Winston would appear,
and waited. After several hours vigil,
Winston appeared. They arrested him
Immediately.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
MUCH PROPERTY SOLD
FOR N0N-PA|O TAXES
SHERIFF AND MAYOR PLACE
BUILDINGS AND LOTS ON
AUCTION BLOCK.

The annual sale of property located
in Forrest county and in the city OF
Hattiesburg for delinquent AXes, is
on today, and will continue until the
last has been sold.
At the Court House. Sheriff HARRISON
began his sale at II O'Clock. It will
continue till 4:30 this afternoon. In
front of the City Hall, Mayor BatsOn,
at 1 o'clock, began selling the delin-
quent city property
Many bidders appeared at both
places.
The property sold at similar sales
two years ago, and which has not yet
been redeemed, will pass into the per-
manent possession of the bidders at
midnight Wednesday night, if not re-
deemed by that time, it was stated
today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
DYNAMITE VICTIM
IS RETURNED HOME
HOBART RAYBuRN HAS REMARK
ABLE RECOVERY FROM A
NEAR.FATAL ACCIDENT.

Hobart Rayburn, the young Baxter
vile (Miss.) lad, who was brought to
Hattiesburg couple of weeks ago
yesterday, at deaths door, suffering
from injuries received when a stick of
dynamite which he was handling pre-
maturely exploded, will recover.
Hope for his recovery had been
abandoned by members of his family
after his arrival in Hattiesburg
That was two weeks ago.
Today the young man is at his home
in Baskerville, and the physicians
here say there is no reason why he
should not be in good shape within a
few weeks. He was returned to Bax-
terville last night.
At the infirmary it was stated that
the sight will gradually be restored to
the right eye.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-03
CLEAN CITY WORK
IS NOW UNDER WAY
CONVlCTS, AT CITY GENE
Terry TO-DAY.

The work OF making Hattiesburg the
Cleanest city in all Mississippi, is un
| derway today
Bright and early this morning, the
Dramatic Club visited the City Gene
terry, where force of city convicts was
waiting to be placed at their disposal.
The work of removing the trash and
debris from the cemetery, and of beau
tifying the various lots, was taken up.
1t will be continued until that ceme-
terry is in first class condition.
While this work is being done. the
Music Club is seeing that District No.
of the city is being cleaned up. To-
morrow the Leofast Club will look
after District 3: Wednesday. the We'd
nesday Club will look after District
A. Thursday, the Galaxy Club, Dis
trict 5: Friday. the Art Club. District
6, and Saturday, the Dramatic Club In
District ..
Announcement was made that the
health reel, loaned by the Mississippy
Anti-tuberculosis Society will be shown
at the Lomo on Saturday. Slogans and
signs are to be flashed at the Gem and
the Lomo. while the Nautilus Club will
place clean up signs in the various
business windows and on the street
cars.