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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
By FREDERIC c. HOWE.

United States Commissioner of immigration.
WYE CANNOT altogether blame the n.y.
w phenates who express lukewarmness
W toward the United States. We are
ready with criticism, but we do not always real
ize that the attitude OF foreigners toward Amer
lea is partially reflection Of our attitude, as
Americans, toward them. We are, to a con-
siderable extent, responsible for the progress
or lack of progress made by immigrants tow
ard good citizenship.
The basis OF our immigration policy Is this:
About 90 per cent of those who come are ad-
mitted, per cent are rejected. In other words,
we welcome all but per cent rejecting only
such as are physically or mentally unit. We do
not admit undesirables, because they would
tend TO weaken the American stock
l interpreted our laws, when ! took up my
work out here on Ellis Island as being both
positive and negative. embodying the percent
age lust mentioned Heretofore the emphasis
had been directed toward keeping out the I'M
desirables Nothing was done for the vast
majority admitted TO this country. Our well
come. in fact was but of flashing duration.
We said. "You may come in" Then we turned
our backs on them.
After foreigners bad passed inspection they
were passed into the country without further
ceremony The government washed Its hands
of them. Instead of systematically going about
il 70 help the newcomers find place and gain
foothold in America the government simply
babe them fare as they could.
This seemed to me sadly mistaken policy
and determined that Ellis Island, the great
est gateway the world has ever known, and
through which, in normal times, million peo-
pie enter the country annually, should be an
agency of service. i wanted the first impress
sion Of the immigrant to be such as to justify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
He Generally Reflects Our Attitude Toward
Him, Says Frederic G. HOwe-Education
and Sympathy Necessary.

senting the foreign-born and theif GNU y.
Our problem is 10 assimilate these. Are We ..
ing our duty by thcm9 Are we dong 81 :,
can to eliminate the hyphen to when NAM :.
them clng2 The problem is too de'n''s " =
vite any doubt Of It's reality. Because % " !,
need a constructive Federal Immigration =
icy. ,e..,,,
Several cities have grasped the slgnin'I, !,
of this great problem, and have take" ~ >,
cope with IT, Cleveland, for examp'e' -.
tablished a very efficient immigration w. -. /,
through which all cases OF imposition o. ,s
vestigated. Detroit and Los Angeles nav ~,
figured conspicuously in this regard .',s,
bureaus have proved highly suecess''' n.r,s
ularly in the educational department. .,,..e
doubled the number OF student ms". -:
this year Those teachers are ensSs
seem best able to catch and hold ''' 49,
Of adult aliens. nv c.r
ticular training to Z undergone Oy ~ =. ri
grant before he is allowed TO tafe on ;,S5
zenship papers. Procedure is 'are i' ,u
ferent and unorganized Inc a. :, riy
out his first and second papers as pee, ysp>
frequently falling a financial or political W
70 unscrupulous explolters. "a sss
In New York we are endeaV0i~, -. v.sS
out night classes in connection WIN .~..,,Cps'
school system. In these classes w ,r.,,d sac
is to learn a great deal about tgs oa a.,;.,isa
Tor
before he comes up in court ~ c;,;,, -
citizenship. In many Western .s.mny "
classes have beer held. very su''''' or,,,si
Angeles judges insist that aliens ems, r,cassa1
diploma or certificate from s'"O' .5 ca
certifying that they have p pursue Of va
courses Of study specified nu'ns. .,l r ~
Other cities are copying tn'S o,,t. %
which beth awaAeas sense y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
Life AS a Dancer Closely Resembles
the Hardest Mind of Work.
Trainer and Director Have
Their Troubles. Too.

crowd of them, the men in derbies, the ladies
with their muHs tucked securely in front OF
them, just come in to sing for the Russian
ballet at so cents a night, and entirely uri-
moved by the glories OF Russian music. They
had come from everywhere, and they
looked 1t.
"All the walks of life represented there,
announced the press agent briskly from be-
hind his bottle OF fcrmilac Che doesn't have
time to eat, poor thingD Most OF them NOV
ing picture actors out of jobs
There was rustic in the audience, Serge
de DiaghileH had arrived, and it was nearly
time for the principals The orchestra be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

Hes a wonderful critic said the w,,-
person, and there's no excuse that's god
enough for him to consider. His 'nich. y.a
Git doesn't natter applies 20 every difficulty.
It doesn't matter how hard anything is, i
has TO be done
An electric light tumbled down affection.
ately on Massins head when he was dancing.
he didn't finch The theatre got so cod TIA,
even the dancers had TO wear Their sweaters.
nobody noticed il.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
9entidles @infnlrDerbut.

Berlin, 20. 5ebr., iib. 2onoon. =
9ie &eidsregierlulg bat in Berlin
einen 9eidIuB per6ifeutIi6t uo-
ourd Der Support bon 2ebenSbeOiirf-
niiien, meI1e ais QurlIsge8enitdll0e
hetrodtet uno oitf Die tuabreno Der
ariegs5eit ber5i1tet iuerOen fam,
ncrbinSert tpiro. Dieie geltinmiing,
ipeld)e i9on Dor eiaieer 3eit ais be-
poritebenO angefiinbtgt tpllroe, tritt
gen1aB Der 8er0ffeiltIihung bes
9teihSauSeigers iofort in araft. 0tc
bon Der Ginflibr ousgeidloiienen 9e-
bensbeoiirfniiie unidlieBen: 9ooiar,
Summer, 2ifore, Gbanpagner, glnu-
mas, 9toiineit GeioenfIeiOer, aleioer
init Spisenbeias, Siite, NliiBen,
ariige, 9ilonerfe, SulpelelL @olo,
Silber, Spieliahen oeridienener
art, gtai6inenipiclaelbge unS fiinit-
Ierii1e giieniparen.
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I9euti6e fiibren
sd)log anf sd)lag!
gringen bis nad 8raB bot llltD ber.
trelben bic 5ranjOien BON Der
Wtaas .0albiniel!
,5rau,oien litgt ai6ts am gerlnf gerDna's!'

Inaten bobcn bie 6rnnaoien geipuBt
oaB mooerne 6eitlingen Iange nidt
10 mioeritanosfdbie iill0, ols 5el0.
forttfifotionen. (9lber 8eroull lit
oo9 Gin befeitigtes @iiIitGrlager unD
miro onbei nod bon Der ytatltr aufS
bette begiinltigt.) glae 9orr1te, giu-
nition iuno 8affen iino l1ngit bin
ter Die 5ront geidjafit inoroen. (0o.
ben Die 5ran8oien oieieS nirflid ge.
tan, ooitn bobeu lie eeipitbt, 0aB eS
ibnen bel 8eroun on ben 4ragen
geben miro.) Sa, bdtten Die 9eut.
Iiden I'M Septetlber 1914 Die 6eitling
genommen, Damn b1tten iie $4,000
Ytanii uno mebrere burlbert @eiditse
bort borgefunDen; bette ober lit Ser,
bun feline 5eitung mebr. Gs bat me-
Der 5eltlingsgeidiibe nod cine @ar-
nilon orf3upeiien uno Die porbanoe-
men gtnbrlngsnlittel lnngen geraOe,
am Die 8eoolferung Der bon ben
Geutldeit eroberten Srtfhoften 3u
ern1bren. 3os @arbalten 0es fran.
36liihen GoIfes rmO Der fron5oiti6en
8reile oriidt ritbiges SelbItbertralen
aus. (2ie oberIte Seeresleitline ioa
mai berluden Dem frnn8oiii6en
8olfe reiiten @ein iiber Den ipobret
Gatbeitai1o ein8uihenfen, uno man
miroe ein bldues 8ln0er erIeben.)
Grb0bt iuir0 OieIes @efiibl nod our6
Die Grttihloienbeit uno &apferfeit,
nit lpeIder iulere &r1ippen 3n @e.
getnngriffen idreiten. Uton perldBt
itd in 5ranfreidl .ni1t otf @erolnt
ooer anoere 5eitungen. iouoern nnf
bic berrlihe aruee, Die Die Genti6en
erlt neriiiAten rniiiien, ebe oas Ser.
trauen oes froaaOiiiden goIfes er,
id)iittert lit (Sie foniten oas 9rab-
len eben nint laiIenD
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gana @nalanb i'm sdneeitnrnr.

2oitoOn 29.6ebr. Ger idllinttn-
ite 5hneelturnt, ben England ieii
sSabren geieben bat, tobt Inn Die bti-
tiIhen SSnieln 1nlo in 9or5 europa
geDen Stitrnle nieoer. SS5n England
liegt Ser Sdnee bereits mebrere 3oa
tief. Shottlono lit ltGrfer beimge.
iltdt ais @uglono uuo 8ales. Sat
iiberoa iinb Die EelepbonIeitingen
geriHen. Die .Riiitenfdiffabrt liegt
im argen, ed ein itorfer Stirlt-
pino gebt untb Der Sdnee jegIiher
glusbIid oerbul6ert. . @aebrere 6hif-
fe boben gtotitgndle dbgeeeben allein
es mar ben Hettltngsbooten bisher
ituno8lid, Die iinfenoen SAiffe auf-
5ufln0en.
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cyutereiIante streifIidlter.

0anbnrp, Conn. . Da bic gum
ssSSor6en bon 5iiten n0tigen 61rb.
itofie ntdlt mebr erbdItli1 limo,
neroeu bier suite in 91atilrfdrben
fcrgeitellt mo audi Dertauft. 9lil.
fGngIirs madten oerarttge aopibe.
0edlmgen eiEen fa6en @inorid, iest
aber bot man iif bereits Ooraa &C.
n0bnt.
S9ien sSSauot 2uftifis in "a
lup, Seiterreid, wohnbdft. hat iie-
ben Sobne, 5mci Shpiegeriobnc
un0 einen Grfel iits eSelo geiteIlt.
3ipei ieiner Sobnr Iipo olf Dem
tSelOe Der gBre geiallcn.
@icn gr @rlntmalo bat feitge.
itcllt ooB 0ic oitcrreidiIdle s,iran-
terie ioGbreuo oieics arieges 1900.
100000 9atronen luo bic glrtinerie
12,0O0,000 (Seidoiie nbgefeuert bat.
Main5. Sier geben piele iSraileu
nern s}imnermannssSan0iUerf nod,
Oa iidb Ole neilteu 3inuuerIeilte in
Der Sront beIinOen.
aonltalltiHopeI. Sieb5e6n Oent-
ibc BrofeiIoren boben oem ghfe
mad Der llBiperiit6t 5n StanbrI
s5olge geleiitet, Die tiirfiidle gegie.
runs iii entidloiieii. oieie llniDer-
tat oen beiten Gurnp1s oit3ureihen.
2onoon. @iarfeniammIer iino BON
Der 9feaierirlg aetDarut lporOen,
9lorfen aus Celitihlan6 81 beiie'
Icn. Sic mndlcn iidl 01onrt6 Itraf.
fnIlia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
6ranapien 6elueilrandlern 9lpoieucIt.

Barns 20. 5ebr Der aolollial'
mintIter @aiton 1olnuergne Der.
0iientli6t einen Gangen ofii3ieaen
8eriht ilber Die ghruugen, Die Dem
nuf elmer Heiie oprh @eitinoien be.
griffenen Ct &r1iioeilten 9fooiebelt
belt BON ben iran5oiii9en 8eb6roen
auf MfortiniquG bereitet poroen iinO.
Sort Dc SSrance pranete bel Der
9lnfimft bes Cberiten un0 leiHer @e-
mablin i'm 8eitidnnif lm0 mar am
2lbellO i0uliniert Die 9enoHerlunq
ju6Nte 6em illntren 6reunoe Der
glaiicrten 5u, imO es fnnb 3u ieinen
Gbreu cine BaruOe itatt, oer ein
6iientlider Gtlpiang mo elm Set
mabl iolgte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
9entidllanO IaFt aidJt IOfer.

Berlin, 30. 6ebr., iiber slmiter-
Dam uno Gonopn. 9lad) Der bal6.
nnttli1en Norooeutlden aQgemeinen
3ettune iino aIle 8eridte, ooB Die
6euti6en geboroen Die glbiidt babeu,
be5iigIid Der 9ebnnblltng orntierter
Sonoelsihiffc Der olliierten gt1Gte
eine anoere BoIitif ein5uihlngerl I'M.
begriin0et. G1s 9latt ihreibt: Ser
Soudbootfrieg aegen nrmierte 9nn-
oelSidiffe miro In lebereinitiniulpng
NIT ben in Dem Oeutihen Wentornn.
bum nieoergeIeeten Brtn5ipien 8ur
feitgeiesten 8eit Il. 9lor5) nit aaer
@gergte beginner"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
GrpIpiion furOert Srei Cpfer.

Ct. 2ouis. Wfo., 20. 5ebr. =
SSSSll Der 8oritoot Utaplemooo erpIo-
Oierten gritern fiinf aiiten 9pro.
nit OoS bel Der Stoultrilttion zines
9lbiluBipitpnls 6eutbt per0en iollte.
grpi 8erioneH fmnen babel unl's
2eben, iOGbreno bielc Derlest iDurOeH,
iieben Oopon saefdbrlidj. ST
ma OreiBig 0dltier mtrNen boIlig
5ertriilnmert m0 cine groBe g[n5ab[
mnr0e mebr oOer lperliger beih10igt.
Inter oen @etoteten beiiHOen iih
8mei Sralteu. Gie erploiion mar Die
6olGc eiics aug imbefamtrr llriad)e
5elers.
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9entldle Ieaen qiinen.

aopenbagen, 80. 5ebr. Die
3eitung 9lftoublaoet meloet, boB cine
Oeiltidje @inenfeeer-5l iitolid
bon 5ollterbo, uunittelbar arBerbalb
Der ihme0iiden @reiueileagren8e,
nit oeln 2egen bon 6eeninen be.
ihaftigt lit. 8fpdn5ig 6ettihe &riees-
ihiffe oienen ben @ainenleeern ais
Shns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
Qsrpteitiert aeaen geidIaanaGme.

g8aibinatoh 80 sSebr. Garl
SonOeregger bon 8eotrice, gtebrg
@eliser Der 0ortigeIl oelltibcn 9aum-
idlule imo 5omenbanolilng, Bot Ourd
glmoeslenator sitdeof 6eim Staots-
amt eegen Die 8eihIngnabme bon
Sumenienoimgen aus 9ellti9lonb
ieitens Der engliiheri Gegieriing @ro.
teit erboben. Ole Sen0lmg uur0e
in @reeuod. SdottIano, bonn goro
pes Gompiers gllniteo States" be-
id)lagno9mt lniO bat cineu gcrt BON
ilber SIC
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
glene bentidlf qnftfrrIlser.

9lmiteroon1, iiR. 4onoon, 80. sSeb.
9ie uStoln. gSolfs5tg." meloet,
oaB auf Der 3eppeGin-ggerft in Srie-
oriGsbafen ieoe 8o6e 3pei neue
Snitfreu8er fertiggeItelt peroen. Die
nelsen u3eppelinc@ 6aben gepan8erte
@ouoeln 1mo iino nit ie feds Mn-
iGiHengelue6ren rmo 5lpei leihten
8eidiipefI ionic beionoeren 9orri9.
tilngea gum 2an8ieren bon Bomber
lmo 2uft-Gorpe0os berieben. Mud
ba6eu iie 9lpparate, nit beueu iie
Stifgaie ouf groBe grtfernuugen
IdIeu0ern fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
slOan fummt 5nm Sort.

Baibington 20. 5ebr. aon.
ereBmann Sloan bon gtebrasto bat
pom Dem @ausfonlitee fiir 6lpiiden-
Itaatli1en ulO dusludrtieen SonOel
Die 9ta6rift erbalten, Dab oosIelbe
ieine 9lrgumente betreffs ieiner @or.
loge nit Elm gubareo mti 8affetL
imt ben geriano bon @etreibe ans
gtebrasfa lmo a1l0eren 5tooten al
erleidterH, unboren lnolle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
Oeut(C6(an0 miro
in ciqa6on UOrdeGig!
&erlangt sn iuiilen, mas bic Sc.
fdJlaSunbme Oentider Sdifie
sn beoenten babe.

Berlin, 30. sSebr. Geutidlono
bat an Die portltgieiiIde 9ieeieruna
cine iharfe y8ote geri9tet. in pel6er
glufflGrung iuegen geidlognabntC
oeutiber SanoeIsi6iffe, Die iiG in
portn8ieiiideu @eipGiiern befanoen,
perlangt miro.
Die oeilti6e Hegeirune betraftei
cine oernrtige WloBnabme ais einen
8rn1 Der nit 8ortugal abgeihloiie.
ncn @ntoelsbertrdge uno berlungt,
ooB Die &eeierilng 4ortueals ibreil
Sdritt iofort riifgdngie made.
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155 nit nMnluia4 ertrnufem.

2onoon, 80. 8ebr. Die 3obI
Der pon 0en auf cine Mtine geitoBe.
nen un0 mttcrseaangenen algliihen
BoItoampier oNlaloin@ @eretteten
betr1gt BOT. Gopon lin0 70 Gai-
iogierc, % cnrop1iihe uno 1877 IN.
6iidlc @latr0ien. m1bren0 155 @er.
lonen ocn Mellentoo geflmoer lla.
ben. Inter ben @cretteteu befin6et
iid) Der erlte Gfii5ier Charles 0un-
can ,Sorbes aus @iilmaufec, @is.
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2t.75 anuten sic stnnbe.

Scotland, @le., 80. Sebr. = g(ui
Der 8erilt9sfabrt Oes ueueu Sliper-
oreaonougbts o8enniplpania" purOe
cine @tei9pinoigfeit Oon 21.75 atto.
ten III Der Sturbe, 34 Mletle nlebr
ais Dorgei6riebeh, er5ielt II 5abr-
ten ipuroen AM Sonnta9 ulternom-
men.
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9entidllanb cr6alt stnpfersrnben.

Berlin, 90. Se6r., lib. 2on6ou. =
Die bulgariide 9iegieriing fat. ipie
offiaieG nlitgeteilt miro, 8eutiflano
fie 9roBen eroberten &npfergrltben
at 23or in Serbieu fiir 0te 0aler
Oes &riegeS 5ur glnsbeutlrng iiber.
Iaiien.
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Ser6riratete an bic geiue6re!

2ouoou, 80 I5ebr. = 9ie 6ritif6e
Gegirrune bat beidloilen MN aud
aqe perbeirotetet Wfdnner, Die itf)
iuGbreno Ser 8erbe -&agne oes
2oros 8erbp 5Ilnt DGlitGrOienit be.
reit erfl1rteil 8u Den i5a6nen 5lt
ruien. Die iiingite alaiie oieier Sic.
fruten ioa am 90. april einriifen,
lm0 Die dlteite am S. SSuIi. Ser
letten alaiie aeb0ren MIR MANNER
Git Die iiber A6 SATIRE aft iino.
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9lSrSer ans 8ndtdans entiprnnaen.

Sort a2aoiion, Sa., 80. 6ebr.
Smith Dodge bon Burlington, mel
der iu 0e3erlber 1912 ipegeu Got.
idtags al elmer 30-idbrigen 3u6t-
1ansltrafe peritrteilt mIroe, lit ge-
tern itaht aus Dem bieiigen 3udt-
1nus ertipinen, Die 9edfrlten liuo
auf ieiuer gerfoIgting.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

1toppte, nladte Signnl oSo6e bolt
gerna1t" ur0 ldidte etn 8oot. glls.
iitb onrauf oas llnterieeboot 5ur Grii-
f1ng Der Sdiffspaptere Dem 9nutp-
fer nGberte, er6ffnete oteier in1ter
boa1nOiider 8Iagse aus mebreren
@ei9uten lutD Dtaihineilgetpebren
ein IebbofteS 6el1er uno beriiidte,
oos llhterieeboot 5u rautnten. Die
fem gelang es MIR ourd ldneaes
Saihen, itb benz noIferredtsmtOri-
gen gIngriff 5u entaieben."
Gngtanb lpirb Iengnen.
Man nilumt nnf ie0en g1G an.
0oB Die eugIiide &egierung Die oelit-
iden 8eidnloiglneen oblelgnen un6
erfldrer miro, oaB &uptt1lle engti-
fder @an0elsonnlpfer ME oerartige
8efeble erboIten bnber. 3ie Oieien
erteilten Snitritttionen iolen nur
Oerartig gelaltet babeiL onB engli.
id)e Satoelsbanlpfer, inenn ii1 i1nen
elm feinolides &orpeOoboot obne
@arnung iopeit ndbere, OoB es BON
ieinen 8ontben ODER Gorpeoos @e-
brauh MAIDEN tonne, ouf Dielelber
feuern iolen. (9ie GngI1roer itfto
ia Itets in Der &unIt Dieilter gene.
ien ii6 berdus3uliigen.)
aaspcs iutrO sefnuOen tuerSen.
gSie aus beltftnterridteten Duel.
len beritdert miro, miro Die bieiige
&egieritng einen g[nsipeg finOen, nm
an1eriforuide 8iirger bon Der @e-
fabr8one elltferftt gu Bqlten. @ab-
renO iie Onrultf beltebef miro, ooB
sEnterifoner nns Ieedir Hent bnbell,
ouf 5ur gerteioigutg beitiidten
9nrtpfern 81 reifen miro fie nidt
oarauf beiteben, ooB oieies &e6t aud
ouf gum g(ngriff arn1ierte &duffob-
rer nitsgeOebnt miro.
Giiffdlt anf SSrieOensitimmang.
Die &egierlttg ipiini6t nud oiif
Die I'M 2on0e url0 i'm &ongreB por.
berridenOe Stinrnting, einen gru1
nit ben 3erltralmddten at berntei.
ben, gfiiditdt 5u nebmen. 9as
Stnotsamt miro ooher, Iobol6 bic
Gotidafter @eroro iibergebenen a6-
16riften Der engliiben @ebeiutbefebIe
eingetroffen iino 1tno ben 8etDeis fir
Die bon 9eutiblano erbobenen an.
flagen erbrndt bobell, oae 9lnteri-
faner bon Der @efabr uitterrihten,
tpel6e iie eingeben, fnenn iie auf Der.
artigen engliiden 9on1pfern reiien.
geiueis md nidlt einsetrOffen.
IS nerl1lttet, oaB oie 8oIt, mel6e
Die 8epeiie Der ongegebenen engIi-
icben @ebeilubefeble eiltbGlt, ber-
loren gegnngen fem mag. 0ieIeI-
ben maren bereits nit Oen am
Sonlstag in Seem gDrf eingetroffe.
nelI boaan0ii6en 8au1pfer 9eefu
glnliteroan erlpartet por0en, bon
mel6em befatrtli9 Die engliiden
geboroen Die geiantten 9oItioden
erIter alaiie beruntergeboIt b1bel.
(8a oies ieoo9 omtli9e Sdrift-
itiife iiaO, pelrbe bon Dem Bot
i1after Ser Ser. Stoaten an Die
8unoesregierltng geridtet maren, 70
lift es nidt pabriheitlidb onB g1e-
lalto oieie unteri6logen Miro, iperr
es aid glaubli9 erideint, OaB Der
aelpiiienIoie Sobn Bull iie BeilnIi9
Dffnet, um bon ibnen ltngeieslider
8eiie 9enntniS 5u nebnlen)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
g.adlt reidle gente.

ct. Solcpb, @u.. 80. Scbr. =
Gin farbiser 9oiloit idlioB eeiteru
nahnittag ben aaiiierer iulO 5pei
slmeeitelltc Der Wlcdonies State
s,anf in oos Siherbeitsecluolbe eiu,
cignete iidl 81 500 ali UNI ciittanl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
gGe iulIeu lie 'rnntcr.

Berlin, 80. SSebr.. lib. 2onScn. -
Ger belitid)e NiiIit1rinriftiteIer
9erlinrOi itellt III Der ea9oiliid)clI
3cihins" Die fSoroeritng, ooB ale
0anoeIsidifie, oie britiiheSGfen dti-
laufen polIen 5eritort perOen ioIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
cnfrr rines snndlbpnts.

qonOon, 30. 5ebr. Ser S97
Spnnen groBe eugliide 0onpfer
.5uutbIoro4 i'll BON eiuem Delttihen
Ialhboot bcrienft iporoen. Son Der
gelabpag iiuO 8lpei Wtann ertrlm.
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
@ran36hl6t
RiA3ngslinien
fQrkgttdbr0ft!
ScntIde erpbern Stellnnsen iii6Gf.
lid BON ycrbHu; 5rnu5Oien
idlaffen WeidIiite fOrt.
Berlin, %. Sen. (isnntenberidlt.)

Berlin, 20. ssebr. (;snntenberidt.)
- Observation-Disclosures Die an
Der bcntldDen 6ront meilcn, melben,
bah bic 5ran5oieu bic idliueren @e.
idJiite in ben gSerOan Sorts biuter
Die 8efe6tSitellnne briusen laiien.
oierOurdJ iuiro bic glnnabme Der
SemtIdcn NIilit1rfrititcr bcitGtiat,
iuOnad bic Sran5Oien bic glbRdlt ia.
ben, |erSnn arf5n8e6en NIB Der fSall
Der Geltrng naje beboritebt, SynfOlge
Oes itetigen @orbringcns Ornti6cr
Srappen bDm Siten her rannen bic
fSran5oien gegenfpartig me6rcrc in
Oem inueren Scfeitignngsring bciinOs
lidJe S5Drts. AndJ DOm 3DrOen ans
raden bic 9eittiden immer nGber
an &crbun Beran; Der fyeiuO iuirb
trOb aller Snpfcrfeit INNER iueiter
5nriIfgeOrGngt.
ger6inbansslinien gefG6rOet.
Saris, 29. Je6r. 9as ariegs.
apt meiOete beate Dormittag fOlgen-
bcS: Die 9entId)en ba6en N1angenl-
les, cine itarf befeitigtc fransDiiide
Stellang int gSOebre.9iltrift, iiiS6it-
lid bon &erbnn, srDbert.
ytafD ad)ttagisen ,blutieen SSnfan.
teriefGmpfen nnO siner &anona6e,
bic in Der @ettgeiaJidte einsig ba-
itebt, uabert iidl Der aampf mm Ser
oun nun ieincm gl6idllnh,
SnOeiien an mniEden ganften lit
es nns gelnneen, Oem gornaridD
Der 9entiden Sait gu gebieten (iuo
nnsefdbr?). 8ahfenb in Der gsad-
baridJaft BON 9unanmDnt erbitterte
aGmpfe tobeH, berindeu Die Gent.
idJeu, nniere Steilungcn int SiSoiten
5m nmseBcm nHS unicre &erbin-
OnRsslinien a6sni6neiOen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-21
Dame
Not Insult
By Altman

1t cost Jack Kinfield, cook in
a restaurant at cath and Pacific,
$3.50 in police court today be-
cause he had called Josephine
Lindgren, waitress, "flossie
dame"
Miss Lindgren caused Jacks ar
rest Saturday afternoon on a
charge of insulting her with vile
and improper language. Kinfield
obtained his release on 500 bail.
This morning the cook explain
ed to Judge Evans that he had
really meant a compliment when
he called Josephine 'flossie
dame" and that the phrase meant.
that he considered her a pretty
and attractive girl.
Much Modified, the waitress
informed Judge Evans that she
believed she was mistaken, and
that she really didn't want Jack
to go to jail. The court allowed
kiufield his freedom on payment
of $3.50 court costs. Jack and
Josephine left the courtroom to-
gether.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-21
LEGAL NOTICES

~<>~>~~>~S~~>~~s>~->~s~
service. shall have been discharged,
which he was employed shall, up
on the request of such employee,
furnish to him a statement In writ
ing setting forth the reasons for
his discharge, and II such employe
shall, within five days after his
discharge, make a written request
therefor to the head of said de-
partment, he shall be given a pub
lie hearing upon the sufficiency of
such reasons before a Joint Advis-
Dry Board. Said Board shall be
composed of the President of the
Civil Service Board, who shall be
the chairman thereof, two members
selected by the head of said de-
partment, and two members who
shall be selected by the City Con-
troller from the employees OF some
other department of the City than
that In which the person discharg-
ed was employed. Said hearing
shall be held within five days aft :
er said request Is made and at
such time and place as the Chair
man of said Board shall direct. Up
on said hearing IL said board shall
find or determine that said en-
ploye was discharged without just
cause he shall be Immediately re-
instated in the position formerly
held by him in the City's service,
but he shall not be entitled to
wages or salary from the City from
the time of his discharge up to the
time of his reinstatement The
decision of said board shall be final
and shall be in writing, signed by
at least majority of the members
of said board, one copy of which
shall be delivered to the head of
said department and one copy to
the City Controller
3. That the Clerk be directed to
publish this resolution as q notice
in two daily newspapers, published
and of general circulation in said
City, for thirty DAYS Immediately
after the adoption or this resolu-
ton; and
4. That on Wednesday, March
s, 1916, or on such other day as the
matter may be then adjourned to
the Council will again vote upon
said amendment.
Feb. 8. 1916.
Adopted on roll call.
Yeas 3. Nays 2, Mills, Woods. Abb
sent 0.
A. v. FAwcETT,
Mayor.
Attest; W. d. NICKEUS,
City Clerk.
Feb. 10 to March Is, 1915.