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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

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Die unten benntuorteten Srnoen fiftb nIs
e%eHteirer Gatur; pie G9n1ptoule nno arorlss
i Rsiieifi irl l' isoe aIlg Saa ab MIR re g ahlio0rfsi' as1'
Ner ~tpeiteren 9fnt frei ipiinidt. tdbreibe an
Or. 2eiuis 8afer, College 8l6g., College ; GIs
goo6 gtr. 9ahton DRto, Irter 8etfiiquna
stIies elsltaefeliterten. tEatttiertet 5@rtefliiIs
Morelie ntiifeit hol atlgegeben ueroen: In raeis
men 9lnilporteri iperbeu iebo1 nur bic Gin.
tnlgsbu6itabr ooer ~fttgterte glar1erI eebrnlicht.
gte 9esepte t6ttnen n ieoer anien gpoibefe
ons SebIeHoe beiu gngrosbdnoIer befieuen.
Etat %e6IqIeFereit QppettIoFqreit uuo
@Glpa6e uiIS BIZ l95ila9el unfagta, nieilHe1
@gtport: Sn biefen 6dlett babeH bic oufs
b~auenoett Sultfipnen nint Gnrttt bnIten fofs
men nit Dem .4rattherbranb uro Elm frdfts
POLES. llnida6ltne5 9eiImttteI it ttottpetloig.
iol6e Sd1e tatldctIi0 uriibertretfIi6 uHo rate
SoueH an bielel6eI 81. se.rall3en.
r.,ssgs,;8 Tsa iej',', t I.5,s IT,. .!s 81, s q, gis ssas
S 5sHPf1 3s' serld mae Oi II J lsSs sPr 1 Sssilief &eii
@@Iter5e1 .geioL9t uto Der .9eiI iiber Der
glaie 1T beioroers en1Riinolid iinb fnnIeras
9 az, , s3d9e ,,6 aug a nd8 fgr,S %iafderltS G,,I, e.:
ipegen. gdnd8s lit aud etit Seiden.s
A@llfioott: sgeni sic tltr eifltae Anderl re-
GeInIdBig 8alHtport 8iaer einrebnleH. lpirb
HUI pBt Duillilu. sUtet 2tltLelt uitU GAuE uutU
beiiern nlo f6lieBlin gang berfniuinDeIf. Die
fe5 W(itteI TT meiner 9lnitr1t nab iir oernrs
tige 4eioett unii6ertreffli9.
g9sti3: gieIe Sabre btnourd Bat Or. gdfer
freieu 9fat ertetIt nr0 Re5epte on m2iIIipnen
aeite gegeben, nto otpnr onrn Sic GpdIfsn
Ser 9reiie. uilo er bat 3bre 8peiteL nleHr Oct
bolfen, oils irgeHo cine gtn5eIperfon In Ser
@ef9i4te Der MeIt. 9dufenoe bnben ibrr
ihriftli6 -ibre 9aufbarteit nHo iDr geriraien
ntsgeoriidt.
OF. 2eipis guRer, @erter $err:-Wir ia.
ben bret bon Sbnen ernpiobIenen Wseoi3itien
benubt, Die Double Sour Die Giien5 Msentbus
Iarene mo bic GBelimatis nnis. gSerfnreibifis
gen, ltto Id tpiInfde, Git ~erfIireft, bnb iie aue
g8liltoer. %luirfien. Sic fino bic beiterI, Die Id
ie belluRt babe. mo i'd tiibLe, baB Id obfIe
fe i'm 5nufe Hicht r1ebr ferti9 peroen fam,
SD bin 9bnelt iebr banfbdr uno germ bereit,
ireeto cine oieier beri6riebeHet meoisiHeiy
gu eInpie9ler. Sbre febr ergebelte
Gtnn Of. g. @btteo,
$50. s Coleman Ctr,
Bort Serhis, 81. D.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
SiitIcr9c fir amer.
lfric9s9cfan9cne!

8oi6ineton, 90. Sept Seoem
iid in 9eutid[an6 befin0li6en ntle-
rifaniidan ariegsgefangenen fper-
Sen 0urA @ermittelitttg 0es An1e-
rifaniifen Hoten &reuses in Der
S6pei8 ole 8pei @oden orei Sc.
bensmtttel .Gdn5eI, Die ie neitit big
8ebn 8fltn0 gabrltng entbnItan, at.
geIteIGt mer0en. SIT Die Senbttng
ber8ebrt, 10 erh1It Der &riegsgefott.
gene cine neue. Sic belttide STE.
9ierltng bat eeitnttet, Dob ie6er
Grieg8gefon9ene iiber oie erbnlteaen
0abrlu9snittel eigenbdnoig quit.
tieren ioq. @eoenpdrtig befinoen
iid 101 4merifaner friegsgefangen
int 9eutiden Heia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

Gent Srocr Of ltnitco @orfmen, int
Stootc 9lebrasta @ei6ditc tun 81
6iirfcn, obqclebnt. @~oubernpur gSe.
biqe lno 9luoitor Smitb itimmtcn
aegen Die Gingabc tn6 @eueroIalb
malt 9iee0 oafiir. Sn bent 9ei6llB
6cibt eS, Dob Der StootSIoge BON
gte6rasfo 0esicIben 9r0en8 @c(c0cn,
belt qcge6en mcrOen ioate. ans iDren
S6uIOcn beralts8ufommcn. mas nodJ
oeu g(bidIijiien 0er lettGn @}orote 3t
urtcilcn nod i'm &atie 0icic8 Syobre5
Der 6oa icin oiirite. Ole Stoot5-
logo bon 9lcbra5Ia bot 1cgcmuGrtiq
1892 @}it9lie0cr; bic 2ogea bon
0mo6n iiro Der Stootalo8e bon So.
iuu 6~eioetrcten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
DcMtlcblanSs 1tbcctc
IinS 0cfd1rlidlcr ais
allc Icinc 2lrmccn!
(Gprtfeeuro BON Geite ~

ben modtelL aber niGt, mic iie mirf.
Ii4 lit.
Sic 3cit Der @unber 1T hurii6cr.
Gelbittduidmlg i'm ariegc lit eint
groBe @cfubr. g8ir fonnen uidt allI
elm @uuoer redncn, oas ms Der
5icg brin9t, Oelt mir errinaen mol.
len.
IS lit un5iUcifcl6oft Eotio6c oof
bic Gonllaqe Der @clt, Die jcBt idor
un5prei6clO it, idneQcr 5eritori
miro, ais fic llelc altigc6oltt mcrOcn
fam. &Sd1renO oltBcror0cntIidC
@loBua9meli, Die sur 3Git ~0ctroifcn
mcrOen, ii6er 0o5lt Oielten merOct,
Die Sonnuge i6neller al criGtel,
merOcu oieicI6eu MioBnobmen on0e.
rwericitS oo3lt fiibreL Dob bic 8erit6.
ruug Der Sdiiie nod i9neltcr CT.
iolgt.
3uoem miro sic Sou66ootflotte
9cuti6lun6S bird ytells&onitruftio,
nclt our Slate bon 3cDu i'm Monai
Itctig berme1rt. 3ie Gage mare
idIimm gerug, penn Die Central
mGdte MIR in Der Gage pGrelt, lire
Ioudbootilotte altf Der gcgenmGrti-
gen 6tdrte ait er5nltcn; Die &otiada
nbcr, Dab Die 0cutiden Toudboote
nit jc0cm Monat 5n9lrcider iperoen.
gcitaltct Die Gage nur nod i4tpieri-
ger.
SER &o1, Ser bieqeidt ii6er
0eutide &oud6oot Bout 5a3ilitdten
mcbr meiB, ais irgetlo elm an0erer
2(lt8Idnoer, Der Girpib peri0nIidy
fcnnt mo oft Sen Sau66oot &ert
init ienem beipro6cu bat, erfl1rte,
BOB nod nIlen Snformationcr, oie
CT erbolten Got, Qeltti6lan0 gnoe
9}ot 200 Snud6oote hottie. @r err
fIdrte oud, 0oB bon alien S6dbun
gen betreff3 3euti6lanos &aud6oo.
ten, Die be"r6ffentGi6t wurOerb
mcine 3oblcn Sic id] Dor 0ret $50.
den in Den Searit i1en gl1ttctn
gcuodt uobridcinliA Der g8o6r-
Belt ON n6ditcn fomfneu. SD
i6dbte Die 3o9l out Gnoe 0e5 MSai
nltf 201.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
an idllinlnlcr EnN.

@o8tins, 9}c6. 20. Scpt. 50.
2ongeberg bate lid Bel cinem 6oG
oos Giid8rat berIebt wornuf icine
6rolt lpie iein @riloct IN einem
2llttomobil iofort at lctncm arau.
feubctt cilten. l~lutcrpcgs fam Dem
arofhpogcn cine Sub III 0et &8eg,
ltuo oos 2lllto iibcridllig iid III.
.foI0c OcS 3uioinmcnitoBes, ooA
fomcn Die beioeu Snioiien init Icid)
tereu &crletunaen 0obon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
9rei memo stautsOamftu.

2incoIL glcb., 20. Sept. r Jol'
1en0e orci nelie S~tootsbonten erbieI.
ten bon ser itnotIidjeu 9antbetoroe
sic eruiiuidten 5rei6riefe: Gdrmers
State gout bon &latt8molltl nit
$4,000 aopitol; Securit1 Stote
gonf BON grnolo NIT $4,000 So.
pitol mo altiod Statc Yaut So.
600 @apitoI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

Inudboote oienen. Sic iuer0cn all
Der m1erifoniiden aiiite bieleidJt
in elmer Siefe BON 200 SUB Iieecu,
INT Die SaIoht Gou66oote nit
nelten Sorpcoos mo NIT Del 81
berieben. altr5 nit g[lenL mas iie
benotigen.
lIebcl bel Der @tr5el Sn faiien.
oSn 9ertidlano mor e5 5iemlidJ
oIlgcnein bcfnnnt, ipcI6cn 8ruede
Die iogeuannten @anoels,G ol66oote
0ienen iol(teu, iie Dur0en 9ebolt,
nm ais 9cglcitiAiffe Dcr S1Iodt.
&ou96oote 81 oicnen. lin MIN
mirfiam 0ic TQu66oot @eio6r 81
betdupfem lit es nift gepiiqeno,
gegcn ein8elne 9oote bor5ugeben.
9oS 3oltfboot lle6el muB init Der
@ltr5cl oltsqerottct neroeu. @enu
Sic &ofenita0te @nmbltrq, aieI mo
Gan3ig, no Die Gou6bOote berge.
itclt mer0en, nilitGriih 3ugGnglid
iino, Damn n~tiiiien Die @oien ibrer
I1tigteit nit @elpoIt genomnen
weroeiL I'M 10 Den Gau66ooten Den
&iidtpeg o65uidneioen. Sci Der oe-
ipoItiget l~lebernodt Der 6(otten
Der glliierten iollte Dies beriu1t
mcr0en. @eun aber Dies 0pfer 81
9roB eriheint, o6er Die l1nm6gIif.
felt iciner gluSfiibrltrtg onerfonnt
miro, 10 giebt$ MIR nod etnen g(tts-
ncq-6rie0el
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
MnS
Unions : JMbelfcit
bel Janicn, Heb!

@looitone, g2eb., 10. Sebt.-ein
berrlihes beittides firhli6es Set
feiertcn ON t6. September bic bier
erongcIiiben @emetnoen ggeltcrn,
8lpmolitb, sSanIerL @looitoae. SIN
prdhtigen Gidenboin BET Ser ebang.
airhe an Der Cub Greet beriammel.
te iifl bonn id5niten 8etter Begin.
itigt cine itnttlide Mcnge ebongeli-
Ifer @briiten oelttiher 3unge. SStt
6iDei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIL @or.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
Irrinnnlicn.

Ser @co. =. GdiDeer8, bpt
@enocr, Sch, ein befonnter &ieb.
5iidlter, bdIt iid geBenpGrtiq &c.
id1ita6olber in 0no6o oltf utG
itottct gleid5citi8 Der Camille 6ront
$. Carer einet geiu6 ob, Sad
allgoben oes 6errn SdlDeer8 Iino
Die onoiDirtidaitli6en &erbdItniiie
IN ieiner 9}odbaridoft Die oeuf6ar
6eiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
@ro6i6itipnitiide Greimanrer.

ct, &oui8, 9to, 20. sept. =
Nad elmer lattgen 9e6atte bat Die
@roBIoge bon gtiiioltri Der ancient
6ree ano Qccepteo Maions, Ole iebt
bier ta0t, geitern einen 8eidluB
onQenonlmen monad ie0es 9}it-
qIic0, bo8 cine 8irti6oftspetition
unter5ci6net, aus Dem 9r0en aus
geipieien miro. Sir bieien @eidluB
itinnlten 1,180 un0 0ogGgen rltr
$50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
ediuer pcrIebt 6ci glntonnfaQ.

@00per, yiebo 20. oepf. = 81
ser g}a6e bon bier itieBcn Bic Glto.
mobile bon q. &oIbrod rmO SSH.
liam golB bon Scri6ner auicinhn-
Der. 5rou @rant Siiion tuto brei
9fippcubriife oobon, Serr mO 6rmI
BOLT Dur6cn ebenfuQ5 bcr(est.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
annhcntinn Der Gltropot6cn.

@c0tricc, 9}eb., 20. Sept. = Die
Transformation Der 9itcopotGcn
bon. g%tc6raSfa mltroe geiteru in ben
@dlulten 6es 6ieiiQcn Commercial
Clubs cr5ffnct uno wa6rt bis bcltte
obeuo. 8ilrgeruciitcr SounOers
Dieb sic @Qite miufonmcu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
@ennn, lucnm aluci s6dne bienen.

Seem Yorfs 20. Sept.-9ie beige
9ienItbeireiungSbeb6r0e bat Ben
mtIitdrii6en 8eb0r0en in 8oi6ing.
ton cine g~mpfe1lltng eiuaereidt, in
6omilielL in 0ancn bereitS 8pai
5oBne einge8o9en iin6, Die ii6rigen
bonn 0tilitdr0ienit 31 befreiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

8e6ienen Gle ft6 Ser aToIft.
fi6ierten Qn8eigen Der 9ribiinel Ser
@rfolg lit iiberrai6en0-0ie lin.
foIten MIR min5ig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

POOL. $oll5fGei6 fir 5rdlten, NIT
ODER oGue Gndeniod. SSn fie6clt
@r6Bcn: 81, SO, 80, 40, AZ, Al un0
46 3oa 9%uitenipeite. sir 0ie SO
3oq @r0Be meroen >63s goro &c.
5oaigcs DtateriaI 6en0tigt. Der &of
lit om unteren Gltoe ungefGDr 8
GARD ueit. &rei8 10 Gents.
2t90. GinteiIiger aorIetti6oncr.
SSn feds @r0Ben: 80, 81, SO, 38, 40
mo AZ 8oQ guiteupeite. SIR Die
@ittelgr6Be Dcr0cn 1$s YARD So
80aigeS Bacterial benotia. 9rei5
10 Gents.
2fs5. 5raitenulontet. Sn fiinf
@r6bcn: 81, SO, IS, 40 un6 AZ 8oa
@alteutpeite. Sir Die SO Sod Gro
&c meroen 61a garo 5483aiges Sea,
teriaI benotigt. 9reis 10 Gents
PHI. g2dodcaflcio. Sn fiinf
@r0Ben: 6. s, 10, t2 unS Ia Sabre.
6ilr Die 10 Sabre @roBe ipcr6en 315
garb 445oaiges 9laterial ben6tigt.
8reis 10 Gcnts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

2195. grdftiihe &ernel. Sn bier
GroBen: tlein II 3oa. mitteIgroB
10 2oa, groB 10 Sol, egtra oroB II
33oa 1lrmunaB. Sir Die Mittel9roBe
ben6tst man fir ein Qaar Qernlel
tx GARD fir Scr. /, t$s GARD fit
SIR. 2, 1$B GARD fir Scr. 8 unO 1$8
GARD fir 9fr. 4, bonn ~27adaigen Wa.
terial. 8reis 10 Gents.
2182-2tSt. 9amenfoitiim. 8lit-
fe 2ts2 in feds @roBeu: 81, 36, 80,
40, AZ uno al Boil 8iitenpeite.
Rod Psi in ieGs Gr6ben: %, "a.
26, %, 80 uno 80 3oG Wtittenneite.
aiir Die mittlere @r6Be neroen iir
oas gouBe aoItiim 6 glar6 368oaiges
Bacterial benotigt. Ser aof lit an
unteren Gnoe ungefdbr 23s GARD
ueit. 3uei ieparate Sdnittmuiter,
zunt greiie bon 10 Gents per Stiid.
2l73. aleiO fir 8adflide un0
fIeine groiier. sn orei @r0Ben: is,
is mo 90 Sabre; fir 0ie 10 Sabre
Grobe iuer6cn 47s garo 44soaises
Bacterial bertotigt. Der Bod lit om
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

unteren Gn0e 214 9nrO neit. 4rei5
10 Gents.
2t86. 6augling8msitnttung, be-
itebeno aus &dube, Sat, Nadt6emo
unb aleio. Sn elmer @r5Be, Sir
0as alei6dcil meroel IA Ynro 36.
8oaiger Gal6eIitofL ionie aud IL
garb einfohes Material fir Sod
un6 @eruel benotigt. gei 365oQi.
gem Nainioot ODER 2opr ben0tigt
man "a gor0. 2as gtdhtfleio be.
notigt 2N gor0 "a. ooer 2786aiges
bacterial. RgnrO tS36Giges ga.
tarial per6en fir sic Sau6e ben0.
tigt, mdbren6 man fir Sen God "a
gar0 273oaiges Bacterial 9ebrauft.
8reis 10 Gents.
2t76. @ao6enfIei6. Sn bier
Br6Ben: s, 10, IL uno Ia Sabre.
Sir Die 10 Sabre @roBe mer6en fir
Die @uifnpc IA GARD 275oaiges
g2nteriaI uno fir ooS aleiO 80
gur0 3630aiges Bacterial ~benotiet.
Breis 10 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
@an bon sdiffen an6ert Qaae nidt.

$50 Ionge Die Der S6iffabrt Die
nenoe Coinage itetig obnimnlt, Die
3eritorltng obcr INNER fpeiter fort
idreitet, lit Is unflug, cine @en0er-
ung Der Gage gu %ertparten; e5 iei
.0cun, Elm mirfiolneS M1itteL ipir0
.8eium0en, Die Sitltotiou mn0ers gu
geItoIteu.
Gin olsQeoe6nte8 SGiff86ou-
Grogrnmm lit fir oieie8 2oro nidt
nur eiufon pilniderstpert, eS lit
aud cine 6fonomiide 9~otfpenoig.
felt noA Dem ariege. IS tann n6er
inter feiner 8eoiagltltg ols cine
@egenmoBregel 9egen Sic Gau6.
boot @efabr betrQdtet tper0en. @g.
geIeben BON Dem 0tonomiiden gta6-
tell, Ben es brin8en mllB, ipelln Sen
iein6Iidet Goitdbooten nod mebr
3ieliAei6en qeliefcrt mer0en, lit eS
aud unmo9tif, allf 6ieie 8eiIe Ole
%berlorene Coinage at etiGben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
glcs nint1nt Belt.

Ser san mics 0Qrauf bin. 6aB
Die emergency 5lcet Corporation,
sic Die $50 Sdiffe bon je 5000
.Tonnen ballen miro, lett crit Die
&ontrafte fHr Sen 8au bon 0rei
neuen Sdiff86ouGofeu olt8geitrie.
ben bat, in oenen 6ieie S6iffe er.
BAIT iper0en i~oIlett. ga gibtS tef-
.niide S6uierigteiten gu ii6ermin.
Sen ltno Dem Mange[ al goifuIten
qrbeitern o~b5u6eIfen. Qln 9ei6uItelt
Sdiffs6oit. arbeitern bcrridte be-
reits MangcL ebe 0ieics 2ou0 in
Oen &rieg eintrot.
04ngenomlletL ale Oieie Sdipies
.rigteiten miiroeu rc6t5eitig ge0oben.
10 pilr6e Die nelte Ionnoge aus
oieier 2ueQe in eincnt Sabre ullge.
.fGbr t.550,000 Gon1en betragen" F,
beuterfta SER SAP. IS Ideint 3lge.
8eben al ucr0crt 6oB bie Sobre8,
rate Der 3eritorullg 8ltr 3eit 1lrges
fdbr 100000 Sonnen betr6gt. Sn
Sen ie68 M}onatct, enoen0 ont 81.
4ualtit iDur0en CTS G6iffe ber-
ientt, BON ipeIden SOC ilber 1000
3ounen9e9dIt Batten. IS miro e6etl.
fo[ls 8ugegeben, boB Die geidlnten
gleubouter Der 4Iliierten uuO @nte-
rifos 100000 pro SaGr nift
itberidreiten f0nnen. QieS I1Bt nIio
ei1en g(u8fal bon 100000 int
Sa5r ooer 100000 &onlten I'M
Mfonot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
@oan bie n9entidIanO1 Nienen lid

8O3n sic p9entidInnO" Sienen iOG.
IS 1T faum on8unebmen 0oB
Deutidlano irgenb einen angriff
altf 4merifaS aiiitenI6iffabrt in
0ieiem 9erbit MAIDEN miro. 8enn
oic Qeuti6en aid idon monde lii.
fltgDeit in oieiem 4riege begongen
boberb 10 t0ridt itlo iie nidt,
oas aInerifnniide @olf o1tr6 Saud.
boot 4ngriffe au beunrubigen 10
lanae nod Ser Gdimmer elmer
6rie6ensm8ii6t bor6anoen lit.
9lber I'M Mtai nGditen Sabres lit
Gin FOLDER angriff nit o1er Cider.
belt 8t eriuarten. 0ettidlanO miro
Damn iiber $50 Snudboote berfi.
gen. Gorn tutr6 iih nuh 5eigen,
ipo5l1 Die S6iffe Der n9euti9lano".
alaIie qebailt lultroe. 9ieie iGein.
bar oils Sonoels Smidboote IN
9ienit geItellten Sdiffe ipcroen
6aun aI5 Iutteriaiffe Der Saln6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

ben modten, abcr uidt, mic iie pirf-
Ii4 lit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-09
THE TAKING or BEERSHEBA.


Beereheba, taken by the British forces
operating IN Palestine, j. famous III Biblical
lore. II was here that Abraham received
also Jacob received the blessing intended
tor his brother. E~au. Beer>hcba was the
seat of government of the sons Of Samuel
who are judges in Israel. and later the
place of Ehiah'~ refuge.
The town was a place of Importance nm
der the Romans, but was deserted IN the
Middle Ages. The Beer~heba taken hv the
British j. a modern Arab town. located ON
"a branch of the Wady Ghuzzeh. near the
ruin, Of the old place which marked the
Southern border If the l~raelitic lands. II
i~ fifty two miles southwest of Jerusalem
and about thirty miles southeast of GAIA.
which il being attacked ~ the British.
The British campaign IN Palestine H. inn
.portant principally I'm q move to safeguard
the Suez canal region from the possibility
of Turkish raids and Ia cut off the Red
Sea provinces u Arabia from Turkey.
With Beer-hcba in their hands the British
now hold n line on the border of the desert
and astridc The most important roads from
Palestine To Egypt and Arabia. Dispatches
from the front are too meager 10 Indicate
the British plans, and il may be that no
such move IL contemplated. Napoleon, IN
vading Syria. deemed the capture IT Jeru-
salem not important enough to Justify the
risks involved in a movement through the
south Judcan desert and mountains. To
reach Jerusalem the British must traverse
. difficult country. and their leaders may
decide ~ did Napoleon. II may be pointed
out. however. that the extension of the
British line 10 Beer-hcba has been accom-
plished only through overcoming Difficult
ties of the character 10 be encountered
in an advance on Jerusalem. and having
gone - far, IL j. not impossible that the
invading army will push on To- an accom-
pliShment which would he of great moral
value. however unimportant n may Va from
the viewpoint Of the ~tratcgiSt.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-09
ARMY SURGERY
FAR ADVANCED
HAS GONE FORWARD JUST AS RAP
IDLY AS ANY OTHER BRANCH OF
WARS ACTIviTlES-iTS PROGRESS

lcorrcsp0ndence I'll The Associated Press-l
BEHIND THE BRITISH LINES IN
FRANCE. Nov. 9.-The American doctors
who are now III work in various parts II
the British front find that army surgery
has advanced just a. rapidly since the be-
ginning of the war a. any other branch of
war. activities. III the early days VI the
war. wounds were 81 an average gravity
far beyond that expected from the eNperi-
encc of previous wars. while t%atanu~, gas
gangreue and severe ~uppuration were zen
eral and hundreds died II comparatively
trivial injuries for lack of early and ado
quate treatment.
This situation has now been altered al-
most beyond recognition. Serum treatment
has almost done away with %tcianu~. while
earlier and more energetic surgical treat
ment has largely defeated gangrene. More
and more ~ the major surgical work I~
being carried out ia the casualty clearing
stations. and some of the most famous ot
the American surgeons nave spent most al
their time since their arrival. IN advanced
hospitals within sound " the German guns.
The key to the whole Improvement in sur
eical result. has been the pushing of the
surgeon nearer and nearer to Nh fighting
lines. The enemy has endcuycFcd w coun-
ter this ~ persistent homhin. 81 the ad-
yanced hospitals. bat the saving of life i-
more than worth the loss of life. and suit
able defensive measures are being taken.
The doctor. wy distinguished from the
surgeon. ha, also accomplished wonders In
this war. The small mortality from disease
in the British ana French armies IN due tu
hi~ constant vigilance. lii two GREAT
weapon, have been sanitation and pro
phviactic incubation. In q scene of un-
palelled confusion and IN am area at quite
"a mitive sanitation. hi~ lcxcriionS -Iayc
resulted III gn astonishing degree Of SAM
tarv efficiency. Refuse In DESTROYED or
deeply buried; hattlcficld- IN many eases
are cleaned up within u few days; pure wa
ter supplies are provided. Everywhere be-
hind the immediate front, order and clean
line. are the rul.
The rue al the army medical officer IVY
not always welcomed ~ the inhabitants.
bat u works with magnificent success. nm
i'll camps and towns, which I'm previous
wars would have been death traps. have N
mortality ~ Tow WY the most approved
health resort. The routine work ~ these
medical Officers has probably saved more
lives than MI the other medical work OF the
war.
Preventive incubation has rubbed tv-
phoid and dy-eutcry II their t%crror-, al-
though in all previous wars. these two
causes were re- non-ihle for far more
deaths than shells and bullets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-09
NOT VET AWAKE.

There appears to exist good reason for
the complain recently made that the Amer
lean people have not vet awakened 60 the
fact that the nation - engaged IN a war.
NJ most momentou> the world has ever
known. and that the demeanor " the entire
nation should be away from the frivolous
and plea-ure-~ecking toward the earnest
aul determined measures that have been
adopted for bringir. the nation through
lhc crisis with ~ LITTLE loss a. possible.
Not all the people are To- be cla~~ed
among those who need an awakening in
this connection, for were il not for the
earnest souls that nave put their money.
their talents and even their lives "a the dis
po~al of the government the COUNTRY would
Net hc without representation I'm France hv
an army contingent. the size of which -
not known outside 81 war department, but
~ whose courage and ability To- adequately
represent the nation no one has the least
doubt. But the complaint j. made. and
appears to have good foundation. that the
misses ~ the people nave failed 70 grasp
he meaning Of the porteniiou~ events now
being enacted and are therefore but poorly
prepared for what the days may develop.
The most marked aspect NJ the attitude
81 the people 81 America today l. the light
ne~~ with which they regard what j. being
written into the history of the world.
der i, that any time y ia he found for the
weiehtier affairs. The disposition appears
10 be general 10 lft some one else do the
conservation work there j. an absence of
n spirit of general self denial that others
NAV obtain some at the good thing with
which We appear e. &c - plentiiully sup
piod even the higher prices caused hv the
imposing at a war tax do not appear "a
have PLAYED the part ~ 4 deterrent IA any
apprcciaile degree. and 70 those whose
memories carry fresh back to the time be-
fore We entered the war. ii must appear
that we have scarcely altered our attitude
although we are face "a face with events
1T tremendous significance.
II has been said and probably with am
plc reason. that England did not awake
Ia the existence III 4 war that threatened
her very national existence until the bomb
~ the German air~hip~ hogan to drop IN
the streets of London. 1t i 10 be hoped
that America viii require ma such tragi,
awakening. Every Issue of every Ameri-
can newspapers brings IL the people ~torie,
of what j. Transporting across the water ans
every writer J. pointing 10 these S%an.uin.
AIRY events - having tremendous meaning
fer the people who claim the United State,
a. their home. We have sent our young
men to the army with a flourish Of trum.
pets; VIZ have placed billions Of dollars II
the hands of the government tor proSecUt-