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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

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per unter BEN Druid Der ungefuib,
BELL. anr bunoerte &0pfe rogsn
fpGHsnb. bor9sno onf. Aegen ries
felt auf gtoIenItide unb nufeepeihs
ten 2sbm. pgertuiinf9t!" Der eins
iOniss &ropfenauff9Iog rauIHt iibsrs
rsiStem @eb0r ME S~rOmmeIpirbsl.
limb fern br0bnt Eanonenfang, &C.
tD~iitsrgrollen sleih. .9dngen lab ih
mid, tpenf1 bic Sahe ba Dor uns
fimmt!" Der &olonnenfibrer rounPs
Ieinsm blutiungen &dmsraben ins
Sbr. r4Ile Mann bierbleibenl SD
lb, bo baben tptr's! pIatt bin
leSGl" Der fibrenbe OfFt0isr rsiBt
feline Rebenleute nit 5u 8oben nies
Der. RebtS aus Der breiten MuIbe
flattern 2sudtrateten auf. 9rsfte
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blsnoenb, a~ugsnf9mer3enb! 3ebn,
3tpOlf Rateten ingen nod. BeiBes
JuntengerieIsl tropft bonn Rodtbims
mel. @4on itiirmt ieittpdrts cine
MOge mdntelbermltmmttr Gdirms
mibentrdger benz @dlbrano au.
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altingstpebrfeuer raffelt benz 8riten>
TURN aus benz untsrbolS entgegen.
p~ur8elnbe, 1ufl9laeenhs 2eiber 6eus
len, S1reien. Rtin beginner hiiben
tnb briiben S9einpsrfer 3u Ipielen.
Sin pbantnitii9 geballtes, Serrifien
pors unb riidFlutenbss San6semenge
I9itten iie mil9peiBe Slut. o9iet9er
&erIs!" vSurra!" Die bonn 8oben
gsl6Rellt, f6isBen bic Mannfdaften
ouf. Nidpdrtise SnFanterieI9tDGrs
me FoBen Dor, 9ur9 bic OieIfah
gtpunbene T9mnle ginfallpforte i'm
0rnbtberbnu brdneen 9anobomben
fdIeubernbe qioniere. 8erItenDes
Gra4en, .blaubell oiihenoe 5%larnr1ert,
9rHllen, Med3snl MOrberif4es @e>
psbrferer ltsmmt iid i4nen entgsgen.
Orsi breite @rdben unb eefpaItigs
0rabtborritoben iiberraits Der Ger
moneniturm, unb MN OGmmert bas
Morgengrau zines triibieIigen Soges
qaF, Der blsierne, itumpfe @rf9Iafs
flung ouf frUitelnben 6dnoen trdgt
unb idonunssIos, aufOriuglid oas
fur6tbare glenb Der Radt prsissibt.
9nmpeInb unb frierenb inIeppsn IiG
ormlsIige RubeI ipaffenlOfer, bIut.
unb erbbel9mubter bunt5erlumpter
9nrtos unb LANCE aeiben ssbiidter
gngIdnber in Dinb Ii, 8etter NIT ges
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
8iebisl 8anOen Der @euiG ertra,
gen fannl

geatiirliG bangt 0as Dor oIlem
bon Der grt Der 9ertpnnouugcn al.
Sos bo1lte an Munoen I'M 0eutid.
5ran56lii9en 3riege 1901 err
rpiAte ipobI Der ArtiaerieIeutnolt
.6aas, Der Dor etipa 5ebn Sobren
Sum 9eidsgeridtsrnt IN 2eipsig
er1annt nor0en lit. Sci Sc Mons
pitrbe ct ON 8. sSSaltltar 1871 slin
erlfen Wtale peripuneet. Gr TONI
mdlloierte meiter itlto 3og audi an
alloeru Norgen NIT nuf ben 4ompi-
plas. 8eil er ober megen lei.
mes geiduollencn nertuun0eten
geil1es nidt reitea fonnte, fubr
CT NIT aiif Der BroBe oortbif, itieg
0atn ob, iab ieine @eihiBe mad
ulO fonnmanoierte rubig Deiter.
als mad Ginger 3eit bic Strange.
fen lid nuf uuIere inn 8aloe bon
Sc Mans itebenoe artiIIerje elm.
geldoIIen batten, traf cine fran.
80iiife ailaeI oos @cidiib, bel Dem
Sans itano, 8erlhIug oas @eidiiss
robr, e~rplooierte nit fnrftbarer
@etpalt IND rib 8ferbe uno 2eute
idDerberipunoet 5u 8ooeu. Seut-
itart @oas bate IL augeln I'M
aOrper, aubcre &rgeln batten iein
Beng nnb ieinen Montel 3erriifen.
Die 9%eIinnung DerIor Sans nidt,
ioftoern er ion oonn nod einmn[
sGeuerl4 fomtri1niioiert boben. 9f1H
Ianaem, idtperem aranfenIoeer,
anf benz inn bns giierue areuS 1.
berIieben ipur6e, idieb 9oos
aus Der arinee, nm fih Nun Der
8eftspiiienidaft gu ipionien. 9ab
er iid aud orf oieien @eee TAB.
fer e%rtuies, 5eist ieine eIiidlide
Die i'm Bis gum b0dIten
Oeutifen Geridt fiibrte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
eatteritfatrkfm.

git 8atteriefeuer 1T riiiiiihc
Snfarterie bincin. uniere 5elO,
grapen baben iid NIT Der 3eit einc
cieetartige 8biIoiop1ie oes arieass
ouredtgelegt: ite lpiiien gang genau,
bob Oas auffIammen Der 9orfer
in nlO biiter Oen ruiiiiten 2inieu
Das 3ei1en gum Giif5ug Der auIiell
Mud am Stpr baben Die ani-
len obne Sdouung Die @ebofte H.
rer eigenen 90losleltte oil9e5lnoet,
nm ben na1riidcnoen 9euti9en Die
4uartiere 81 nebmen. als oos
8orf gofnima in bic SUIT ging,
muBten uniere 2elite pieoer einmnl,
mos es oriibeu beim @eener geid)la-
gen bate. a6er unlere @efedts-
fiibrer an iener 6ront ipoqten Die
Serrihnften fli6t tpieoer 10 flaltgs
los enttpei6en laiien un0 ploslid)
fam 81 ben @eidiiken Elm 8efebl,
Der felt Mpnaten rid]t meDr Der.
nollmen ppr0en mar: Die @eldit-
BE iouten IN offener Steaultg aftge-
iidts oeS 6einOes altf eiipr Siigel
nuffabren nlto ibr friegeriideS 2ieo
ertonen Iaiienl Sic 9anoniere iaDsn
lid nit gIdn@l0en Mugen an, 80
ods mar eifinlol mnsi 9i5ber bieB
es ifnuler MIR gerited ipielen, Set
flung ne6merL GeidiiBe masfierer
uitp. iest nber CAB es etmas
nie pffene 6elbldtnftI ueber
StopbtIfeGber anO 9rGbsn ging es
i'm @alopp ooriu1rts ben Siigel.
binon. Gin @eidiis itebeu benz an.
bern, cine 9ntterie binter Der onoe-
reni Isle auf Dem grer5terplaB.
IS ging tros Oes furbtbaren 4der.
ipeges bliBidpea pie i'm 66nelI3n-
ee. auf Der a%onnib0be ongefom-
men, iprnngeu audi idon Die 2eute
te bon ibren Sieert, oas abproBen.
unb &iften ging 10 fty tpie i'm
MnnOper Dor Iid. 9riiben nber,
ouF Der onoern Seite oes SiigeIs,
mori6ieren Oidt aneinanoerge.
br1ngt bic ruiiiiden 2inien! GelIerl
foattnt oa ons 9oulmann0. limb
nun i6lugen Oie oeutiden @roun.
ten IN oieIe ~tuinrlelnoe ameiien-
boroe, OnB Die a0rper ipie WebI-
fade 0urb Die Cuff flogenI 9ie.
braben aanoniere i6oiien Inn Die
@ette, elm gatterieid)ieben fling al,
oIs saIte es, 56uBprdmien Su err
rineen. SIN augenbIid mar Die
ean6e ruiiiide 2inie geiprengt.
aber es ioate add onoers totnrnen.
Storfe rufiiide arafte batten in
5piiden nnieren rehten 6liigel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

ten am @aIbranb boriber, aipei, bisr,
iiebsn, ap0If, sin 9ObIlpsg, fdDar5
gGbnsnb lrie 9~ooesrafen, perI6ludt
lie. Gn, cine breite 2idtung! aus
irrIi9ter > Idpangerem MbeIbunit
FART psGfiuRsrss gbnOs BON &abs
ipsiGen, gstriimmten pferbeblfen.
0eiiterglet9 nahien tiefgraue,
brGuenDe Ddmonentorper aus Jump
figem DieIengrunb, 3~ptlopsnpil5e.
poItenanruf, tnro unb bart: Cos
flung: rRameraoen!" Soft lei
Donl!" Cine before SHINE teu6t,
obgeriIIen, ltoBpeile! Sin Sadiger
Ring piegenber nIanensS i9nptas
budt li9 sur beiBuuffInttsrnoen
Gtimme nieber: .sungsnsl Shpit.
riasr 5aIl! SrDsOsm Gerlst Gram
qef6milIen! SIdnSenbi 6absn'o
God isfun6en in be SurtosJ nrtas
SnaliIdmansM auer!" @9On 3trs
rinnt bic aiI9slnoe Stimme In Der
ginifernis, Der Sidoptaring I6Ipimmt
Ioutlos auseinanber. Sn mcraItoufs
tenbem @rdsgrunb tnunen bic i9ats
teuSummen DaIbtps9tDdatsr fpurIos
inter, unb nur Elm MinOItoB Gdst
bur9 pilbbrDbenb eritorrtss GeGf.
unb fernss aanonenerollsn fummt
burG bIeifhipsre Cuff, uHb aiDiihen
{dpnrsen GtGmmen. reitberiibsr
leudtsnb, flafern bIutisrots, unbstl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
uahteefehte.
Cine eti8Se bon gsiIbcIm giepersGai
icIoorf.

Cine eti85e bon giIbeIm giepersG ii
icIoorf.
Wie si9ttnotige, eslentreide,
i9paroe Rielenfinger greift tables
Geb6i5 In bic boIbbunfIe Ha1t.
Gr0bnenbe artilIeriefolpen roIlen
neither iiber ben f9Iummernben
@alb, nnO biiltere 2ihttesd maIen
fi9 fern am Sdlm bes Ro6tbims
mels. limb bann nnb tDatr ronn!
be9utIom Der rnbeloIe 9a6tpinb
bur6 3ittsrnbe 3tpeiss, unb burf
GeTte unb GtGmme lrrt es, nie
S4aiteu, riefsIt unb f~Iiiltert es, ipis
6eufSer fdmer3boll Sterbenber.
Gief in naiIes MaIbmocs unb In
gItttfdrisen 2e6m eeprsBt, MAIDEN
biirre aeiier. Setunbenlang tniftern
unb raTdeIn llnterboI3, SerIpIitterte
gaunirOnen inter fdpsren aeibern.
Gin unterbriidter 5Iu6 bege9rt auf.
- Wieber Stille, ie~tunbenIang. 8ie-
felflint bufdsn pidel6aubige geItoIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

bli6ten MGnteln unb aI9fnblen Sc
iidtsrn iibsr grnnntenSsrriHene, triims
msriberfdte, troftIos Stpieli9tfuble
StroBen. @anitdts Fubren nit f6msr3s
Hummer @irbe rGbsrn in enbIoIen
Rsibsn LnnsIam porbei, unb aus Der
Ssrne croft tieffummsnb Der Sc
i6ibbonner bsriiber. 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

unlgai1gen unb felterten nun BON
Der JIanfa uro i'm &iifen. Sest
pnroe Is b0aiih fir Die @eidiise.
llnbetpeglid Itano oer 4~onlnlanodnt
urb lieB gdraprtea.Qagen nuf Die
@uilen born geben. Die eittbebrlide
Gei9Hsbebienung aber mo6t tebrt
uno IdieBt, BET ben 8rOben liegeno,
aus ibren @efpebren auf onS bon
binten auorineenOe @epimneI.
bielten bic 8otterien aus, his
eiile nnd Der anoeren 5uriifeenout-
men meroen fonrfte. Die 3uIien
nber bntten fnrdtbare @erluite 90.
bongetrageu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

Slt iid ulir nod mebr beeiIen.
Sad benz 9drO1nsIlenltranb
9lit ben SdiffeH in Der 5nub
aoutntt er idnuritrdts auserannt.
Sod iein Bid am 9iunmeI ftauo,
alio baB er ter8enoraO
9d6er fam Der @ineuiaaf.
rnO bic 0lin1en in Der Neib'
Greuen li6 i1on ale bref.
Rod Elm Gdritt uub bummsi Der Sobr
2duft ouf cine Teine idon.
Sod Oamit's nidt cine BLOB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
fafanerife.
SIRE SeredteHus ieIbit bon ensltiael
Geite nHertaant.

Geite nRertaant.
Set bic engIif9e SppoiitiOn Die
3eppelinpnnit Der Ration gegen Die
sigene &egtsruug a~usaubeuten Ders
Iu9t, miro auf einmal audi pon eng
lii9er Seite onertanut, 0aB Die Cuff
angriffe auf Gnglanb mirtli9 ni4t,
pie bic englii9e Hesierung unb ibr
getreuer &ne9t Heuter Is INNER biis
itsuen, BLOB pbarburiide" 4nsriffe
nuf unnerteioiste 9ldse iIno nit BEN
3tpsd, uni9uIoi9e 5ralen unb Sim
Der 81 totem. Sin Blot nie bic
Zines, Dem fonlt fem MtittsI gu
ldIsdt, UNI bic Deutf9sn an3uidpdrs
sen, f9reibt jebt in finem ansriffe
auf Die @esisrung, Oersn 5aumifligs
felt england perbante, baB es oisie
4ngriffe ni6t nit gleider Utinse be-
5ablen tDnne. rDieie beutfden Cuff
ansriffe finb t~tinesptgs fol6e NUT
piIiger tinberm0rberif9en grpebis
%tiOnen, pie Fe gepOhnIi6 binseiteat
perben. Sic hnben getDDbnli4 Elm
'lebr beItimmtes militGrif9es 3iel
uno, tpenn ie bis isbt nt9t mebr @rs
folg batten, Deroanten mir bns mehr
Dem 3ufal dIs unfersm @sl9id.
Sel6It in 8roaoftairs mar, mos aud
Die @rtlGrung unlsres &riegsamtss
lagen mag, ibre pirtli6e 3isIl9eibe
taum etn Srambabntudgen ober cine
MGb9enf6uls". llno gong dbnlid
bat Der Ri9ter GbersIen In GAR
MOUTH in Offener SiBung Oss Gtridts
ertIdrt, Is lei falia, tDenn bic aes
Bierung be6pupte, bieie Nngriffe bGts
ten teinen militdriI9en Mert; Die
Banititimmung uno Die moraIiIde
Oeprefion. BIZ iie in Zen betroffenen
9reiien ~er3eusten, Ieisn an ii9 Elm
GROCER @eDinn fir ben Sein0".
IS tpdre erfreuli9, tpenrl bic nelis
trqIe pre1e Oiefe ensIil9en @time
men beadtete urb aufboren piroe,
iid ibr ltrteil iiber bic 8erehtaung
Der beutidsn 2u~ftansriffs bur6 aeus
ter biloen gu IaGen. SIS eibt olIers
oinss aud ausndbmen. So ber0fs
fentIi9te bet p9teutps aotteroamIde
Gourant" spei ailsge3ei9nete artitel
iiber .3eppelinroiOs", in oelten fem
militdrif9er Mttarbeiter TIRE 9ere6=
tigpng uno 9roBe miIitdr19e 8ebeuz
tahg unumpunben a~nsrfonnte. Gr
~erianert barnn, bob engIiT9e unb
franSOfI4e Sluggeidpabsr beutfde
Sta0te obne 8eoenten heimgefuHt bde
ben uno ladt iiber Die Sbee, ooB bic
GnslGnber 3eppelins aug 5umani1
tdtsridi4ten unbeniist lieBen, ipenn
lie fie befGBsu". st erflart, ole
englii4e 8sbnuptung, bic 2uftans
griffe ieien cine nuBIoie unb oaram
barbarif4e &riegspperation, fei eins
fo9 unipabr4, un6 bic 0eutden
ipiirben febr tOrt9t bnn0eIn, tpeun iie
oif iDirfiams Baffe bic fie in ibrsr
GdHflotte beiiBeu, ni9t benibten"
Die englif4e Ddrteaung Der Dirs
tlngen bes lesten 9uftangriffts err
f8sint ibm seraoe3u tinoif4. @dOn
aug Der glatur oes beimgeia9ten Sc
bistss foIet ibna, bab Der ongeri6tete
S6ooen gruB gepeisn fem muB, gr
1T iiber5eust, bnB bur9 Den qnQrtff
nidt nur bic 8eriursung Der eng
LTD : frnnS0ff6sn SrOnf NIT @afs
fen nno Munitipn, fOnoern aud bic
Gnglanos nit 2sbensmitteIn un6
Rohmateridlien selittsn bat. stir
England. ID fdliebt er, lift es ie<
6eufnas Elm eIenosr 3uitonb, 10 ieben
ausenbIid i6redli6Ittm ltnbeil bloBs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

9enn ba mar nidt bieI gu iebu,
S1iffc MIR. bic untcrgeAul
Sn Der Scrne felt Elm Bar,
9ieicr gdr mibtraut ifm iebr.
Sobu oraif Obne gu beripeilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
amitens Ylat.

ct foIIen befnnntIi6 mir 6eitiden
Srduen
Sem GoialnnS on6 gu oieneu IGanen.
Na, fhon, bonn man lpsl Sd modte
10 iernel
Dir sieb'ts an Die Sront. mir siebt's
in Die Sernei
Gorten, tho CT iiebt. mem Sribe, mein
ShaB,
Sort is nein Hili0h, bort is mein
gIdBl
Sd uibt'u eeruf, her mar jar MID
cine:
SeIbf1fiu Bel bic SnIdFbtanonel
Sebeimrats Suite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
! @feI beripreaen0e

@iel berfpre9en0e
8ufunft. Batter: lin @Ottes
ipinen, aarI6en. wie iieBIt bit aus ?
4eiueil gal5en 5eseu mebr ON Sci
6el@ &urlden: g@ir boben
arieg geipielt. Sd mar u9teutra-
Ter uno Iod)te Die anoeren ailg.
0a haben iie mir ale miteiuanOer
Dos sen 9racrbt!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

biiItere Br1nbli9ter. - Die birnId1s
meaoe RobtitiIle 1T SOllsnbstrus.
3auienbe nerD3ittsrnbe 6duIts trnlz
len fi9 fprunsbereit i'm eistnIts Sc
pebri9I0ffer, tauienbe 4~ugsnpnare,
sIibsno, brennenO, Spdben, bObren
iibsr tiefgeriHsne i9Iammtropfen=
fiderHbs S6hbmfurden biupss in
bos tDrpereinbilIenoe @rauI9par5,
Das bauntntpeid, aber unenOlia oidt
unb i9tper bernieberbdngt, Gin
5nngnsB eifenfpibengeidumter 9rGbtc
briidt baIbtretsfOrmig Elm gspstnigs
tes, fnit ba6loies Dorf tn feline Ool6=
l4arfe lmnrmung. &ein 9t9tden
bIintt. unb rlr Elm eetpoItIum lns
terbriidtss 6uften perliert fi9 i'm tnis
iternbea StrOh. unb Spii9a ieits
pdrts gerdumten Shuttrdumen
itampft bnIlenb langIamer pcIters
I9ritt, Borfi9tis abgebIenbst nal.
cine b%reitum9itterte 2aterne 3ittsrnbe
aringsl an f6madlofe Mdnbs. 3pei
in Glnihenbdlle gebpbrte tan3enbe
WadsliGter flimmern iiber &nrterls
unb popierftapeI, unb in IpGrlidem
2i4ttran3 fteben unb Iisen Iilbonets
tenbaft ftraffe SFfiSierss uub Spls
hotendefta[ten. Gdlnrf uirrt bas
GsIbtelephon. QerSpO9enbs Gtins.
s3pei 5eoern friBsln bart. rgins
brud in feinbIihe GrGbenTslIung
Oiefe Ro9t no9!!" Sod rsdsn fi9
bic Qsiber, tpie erIDIt aus uerOentGs
TENDER Spunnung.
I'm i9lummernbe 9iiren unO tnars
renbe Gore bdmmert Der alarm.
Damn elm tppgsnbes, punberIiA ge.
bdmpftes. f9attenipirbeInbes 8ims
meln. WlinutenIaug. 9unberte 6arte
aOmmiBitiefeIlpblsn beipsiIen anpaI
IungsfGbige 6il3lObIenpsi6bsit. Sine
5oldenIampe iuntt peiB auf. ,6ims
melbunb!@ 3tfnt elm 8au9reOnerbaB
nuF bas tieine 8lintli9t Elm. Gr=
i6redt taudt Is in RabenI4pdrae
Suriid. 9aIblaute &omman6os l6pirs
rem ibsr fprmierte 9ruppen. 4ns
DeiIunsen i'm 3peifa9 getiirstm Sc
Iegrammitil. 9isr u1b bo t~ieienftes
@eDsnten. 8reite SoIbatengurtel nm
brabe 9auptltute. Dorte in Slam
menf9rift auf nadtbunfIem 6inter-
srurb. saoifsr unb @aterlanO unb
eipige &amernOfaaft!4 glp9 treilt
Elm breitbaudistr 8riefiad Don 9ano
81 5anb. @pIbatengrub, GulOatenz
IUsl User peib! 9srrgOtt. tuis bn
Run los, Sunssns!'
6rOItelnber Reser pIintert bon
8ui9 unb Baum, nnb ipaiiersefdt>
tigtss Moos quirlt inter porparts-
grsifsnben 06aOeR unb na9ssaoaes
men anien- unb Wloos unO 3ebm
ioseR ben IeBten Shimmer bsfaeibe.
nsn @rnus. anb nod itoffQrbener
iDarb bic Raat. nnii9tbare Jnz
f~nnteriemafIen trie6en bidt am
NalbbOoeH, Idiebsu ii6 Dor Biz our
idnal borfprinssnben Spibs bss 8ers
GorItss. 9onbgranafenz
unb rabtf9ersnbeipebrte aplpnnen
ridden 3ufammen. 2ei9t tlingt bas
ariessssrdt i'm @~s6rge6dnee. e6euBs
lide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bollsn fi6
8Gbididtig iiber Ssrtpubltem 9anb.
llnglaubIib miibeboIl tpinbst ii6
i4raubenartig cine brsite @olOatenz
IGule bur9 bas @rd6ers unb Sc
rimptfsIb. , 6isr muB bi. Drabts
ieini" llnmitteIbor aus gr6IDs
1sra bernorbringenb g~eiilsrt, eins
5timne. SIREN Sic aud ntht2"
nntiuDrtst redts elm mibfum sstsu6s
tss GIiiftern. .Seufel audi r@tin,
b0rten sic ni6ts2" @ie sltttrif6er
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
B4SEB4LL NOTES

The Cincinnati Nationals have pur-
chase Robert Fisher, shortstop OF the
Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast
| league. Fisher was with the Chicago
Nationals last season.
The New York Nationals have released
i Cock. an outfelder. to the Oakland club
Of the Pacific Coast league and Shocker,
pitcher. to the Toronto Internationals
II is also announced that Charles Mullen.
substitute first haseman. and William
Piereey. pitcher, will be soon returned to
minor league clubs.
Gamblers at the New York Yankee
games are looked on with i'll favor. Re
Gently Is men, who have been known to
bet on various features of the game. were
denied admission TO a game between the
Yankees and the White SoX.
Larry Mclean. former catcher for
the Reds and Giants, is being given try
out with Columbia.
"Red" Murray has landed a job with
Toronto.
A new worlds record has recently been
established BY Morris Roth. a former
White Sox. but who is now playing with
salt Lake City. He played 81 errorless
games at second. accepting llS fielding
chances. 50 putouts and as assists. This
beats Laioie's record Of ll2 chances in q
games made in 1908 when Nap was with
the Athletics.
Walter Lonergsn. former member Of
the Red Sox. Is now with Portland, hav-
ing been sent there by the Buffalo team.
Two golf fans were overheard recently
at baseball game The batter knocked
= foul into the rightield bleachers where
particularly noisy bunch OF rooters
were cheering their home team. he
sliced that ore said one Of the golfers /
eNes~ responded she other "in the /
rough.
The Waseda university baseball team !
from Japan viii arrive in Chicago On
lane ,.
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confessed SLAYER of her father and her
mother Ii necessary.
Though opposed to capital punishment,
Mrs Waite Is willing that it be applied
in the case Of her husband, fearing that
if he were sent TO Matteawan that he
would by his graciousness OF manner,
gain his liberty in a few years.
"The ideal he represented to me" she
said "wll be one that ] shall always
care about; any girl would. But he
wasn't that ideal He was different
person to me- He always deceived me-
Mrs. Waite laughed ironically when
she recalled that some of the telephone
calls her husband made to her to apollo
gize for not being home to lunch and
dinner came from the Plaza hotel, where
he was registered with the beautiful
Mrs Margaret Horton as man and wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
FINDS ENGINEER
RESPONSIBLE
Coroner Reports That Loss of Life Was
Due to His Failure and
Carelessness.n

South Kingston, r. l., May IA re-
port that Charles II. Mansfield, engineer
Of the Gilt Edge express, was responsible
for the collision with local train on the
New York, New Haven & Hartford rail
road at the Bradford station on April IL,
in which five persons were killed and a
score injured, was filed in the superior
court yesterday by Coroner Everett A.
Kingsley. The coroner held that Mans
field had run by signals properly set
against him and specifically asserted that
the death of Miss Janet Clark OF West
erly, one of the wreck victims, was at
tributable to his Failure and careless
ness"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
ENRICH THE BLOOD
Hoods Sarsaparilla, a Spring Tonic Med
icine, Is Necessary.

Everybody is troubled at this season
with loss of vitality, failure of appetite,
that tired feeling, or with bilious turns,
dull headaches, Indigestion and other
stomach troubles, or with pimples and
other eruptions on the face and body
The reason is that the blood is impure
and impoverished.
Hoods Sarsaparilla relieves all these
ailments II is the old reliable medicine
that has stood the test of forty years
that makes pure. rich, red blood-that
strengthens every organ and builds UP
the whole system. II is the all the
year-round blood-purifer and health-giv.
er. 1t embodies the careful training,
experience and skill of Mr.. Hood, phar-
macist for fifty years, in its quality and
power TO cure.
Ask your druggist for it to.day.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
CAN'T ALLOW
FOOD TO REACH
GERMANY BY MAIL
Great Britain, However, Striving to Elm
mate Delays and Interference to
American Mails.

Washington, May 1.-THE British am.
bassador, Sir Cecil Spring Rice, told Sec
rotary Lansing yesterday that his gov
eminent was striving to eliminate the
delays and interferences to mails to
which the United States is again about
to make protest, but that Great Britain
could not relinquish its claim to the right
to prevent the use of mails for transpor-
tation of goods or information by its en-
emies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
HOUSE AGREES
TO VOTE ON SHIP
BILL FRIDAY
1t Adopts Rule to Take Up the Ad-
ministration Meas

Washington, May l7.--Friday at 4
o'clock the House will vote on the ad.
ministration shipping bill, it was decided
yesterday afternoon, when rule to
the effect was adopted, 100 to IA, aft
err lively debate.
Debate was chiefly on the feature Of
the rule limiting Fridays debate to five
hours. Representative Miller of Penn
sylvania, Republican, supported the rule.
My God isn't there enough talk
herel" Miller said. How long do you
want to talk--for all eternity
Campbell of Kansas and Lenroot,
Wisconsin, denounced the rule as
"throttler" This bill puts into the
hands OF seven men the power to drive
the American flag from every port in the
world" Lenroot said. Floor Leader
Kitchin urged adoption of the rule.
1--WE Democrats have majority on
this side" he said. 1--WE can run this
House. II is high time we quit talking
and start legislating If we work to-
gether we can't get out of here by
July 80"
Modified so az not to offend Democrats
who do not believe in government owner
ship, the ship bill yesterday began its
course in the House. It's passage, with
a few Republican votes added to the
Democratic majority, was predicted by
leaders.
The provision expected to gain the sup
port of conservative Democrats forbids
the government to operate the line
more than five years after the close of
the European war. If this measure
passes the House. and the House and |
the Senate formally agree on the mill
tary bill and rural credits bill, before
the convention in June, Democratic lead
srs say they viii be pleased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
TYPISTS BAR KISSES.
Boston Stenographers Will Not Permit
Liberties.

Boston, May l7.--"No kissing, no hug
ging, no swearing, and at least $40 a
week." is the ultimatum that has been
sent around to men who employ stenog-
raphers.
The fair officials OF the stenographers'
union of this city are little provoked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
NEUTRAL SHIPS MUST
NOT FACE U-BOATS
Count Won Bernstorf in Note to Lam
sing Warns Neutral
Nations.

Washington, May l7.-Germany, in a
note presented to Secretary Lansing by
Count Won Bernstorf yesterday, warns
neutral governments that merchant ships
flying neutral flags must obey the pro-
visions of international law in regard to
their conduct when stopped by German
submarine and that they incur danger
should they turn their ships in the direc-
tion Of submarine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TUESDAYS Games.

At .Chicago--New York and Chicago,
wet grounds.
At Pittsburg Boston and Pittsburg,
wet grounds,
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Gncin-
natl 3.
At st. Louis Brooklyn 4. st. Louis 5,
10 innings.
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WIFE FAVORS dealt
SENTENCE FOR WAITE
Believes the Doctor Would Gain His Lib
erty in a Few Years if Sent to
Matterwan as Insane.

New York, May l7.-Arrangements
for the trial Of Dr. Arthur Warren
Waite on the charge of poisoning his
father. in-law, John i. Peck, Grand Rap
ids, Mich. millionaire, were practically
completed yesterday at a conference be-
taween Attorney Swami and Mrs. Clara
Peck Waite, wife Of the defendant.
She is ready to testify against the.