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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Hiibna0erb6lt1er icaelt
bod beitemert tuerSen!

@aI6ington, 6. San. - Ser gl6.
gcorOncte 0}c&ellar bon Senneiiee
mndtc i'm GongreB Die erite 8elpe-
glnh I'M cine, oon1 S6aBnnt ge-
ntofte GmpfebIlntg 8ur 9(usiilbrltng
3u brilgen. Gr brohte ndnlIih cine
Gorlage eih nelhe idlpere obge.
itufte Steuern ouf &iibIIoger6Guier
legt - abgeitllft nod Ser 21nge Der
3eit. in neId1er Die 8roOufte in 0el-
ielben lagern. 8oour6 ioQeu bic
betrefienoen @eiddit5leute gc3lpun-
gen merOcn, 6ie oeingeiperrtcn gfub.
rlnasnlittel balO 81 herduBcrn Ole
&nrlu9e muroc an ocl AuSifuB fir
4titteI uiio 8ege perluieieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
acknowledgement
Ger Gnte1ttcnt6c,te!

2ou0on 6. Syon.-- G8 bcr(outet,
Dob ole 6rie0eu8be0inglmgcn unter
onoerem foIgen0e iinO: g9ieOerbcr,
3teIung 0eS a6ni8tltnls 9cIgieu
nebIt &riegsentid6oigung; 2(ufge.
ben 0e8 beiebten fron80iiIden Sc
biet8 un0 8e8ablrmg elmer &rieg8a
nati60oi9ung; g8ieoerberIteIung
9t1u10nien8, Serbien8 un0 N}onte-
negroS; Grrihtung eines ruIiii6en
&rotettorotS ilber glrnenien un0
2lbtretrng &ouItantinopeI8 m0 ser
9ur0aneIIeu at 9fuBlono. (SonIt
hoben sic 2tuiierten feline S6uler.
gen, mos?)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
9eflHhtcter 1tnteridlluger fe6rt
snriif.

gIcbeIono, 8, 6. SON ssaucs
$. Guiii0p, ftiiberer aongrebobge.
or6neter uno Iangidbriger Sefret1r
oe8 eben1aligen 9unoesienators &.
u. Burton Der Dor 5mei SSobren
megen 1lnterlhlogltng BON $4,000
flitdtig purOe, lit geitern mieoer
unbermittet bier altfget1uht. GoIIi.
oD botte als gerihtliher 8ertuolter
Ser Glebelnno & 4ittsburg Cool
SO, $4,000 unteridlngen. mar ie.
bod nift in 2lnflnge5uitano beriest
moroen. Sein 2tnnnlt erfldrte, oaB
er nod rno nod oue Summen ob.
trngen tper6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Ser SenQt Oerluirft
$it6tOf's &eiolntioll
1tnS ntmmt Safiir Gin 66nlid lautenScs Nmcns
Se1nent Ses Senators Jones at; Cewis
bdlt cine Interchangeable ReSe.
0emtlee ylatter iber sic srisSensporldlaee.

8ai1ington, 6. San. - @eIteru
3lt ipdter Gadntittagsitlu1oe bat Der
Senat @aQin8er8 Rinoritat8. Sub
ititltt fir Die Sitbcof Geiolution
nut 35 gegen 27 Stimmen bermor-
fen 1lno 0aS 2lmen0enent 0eS e.
motors S5one8 ongenommen. 9a8-
ielbe Iautet: Sci eS beihIoiien u
Der Senat Sen @unIh DeS GrE
0cnten in ieiner g}ote oil Die arie0=
filbren6en 0ieiclben gum iSrieoen
mabnen0, trdftigIt unteritilBt, un0 in
Delher er Die straightforward oltf-
foroert, ibrc 8eoingungen on3uge-
ben, auf @runO oeren GSrie0en8oer-
banoIungen eingeleitet iper0en f0n.
nen." Sir 0ieie8 9lmenoenlent
itinuaten AS Senotoren, 0ogegen II.
Senator 0}nrtine bon Seem Syerieb
NOR Ser ein5i9e 9enofrat, Der gegen
on8 2lnenOement Itimnltc.
Ser 2lnnabme oieIe8 2lnen0e.
ments ging cine befti9e 9ebotte bor-
aus, 1n0 elmer Der 6auptreoner mar
Senator 2epi8, Der Den Stun0punft
Der 3egierltng bertrat. Gr iogte ltr-
ter onoerem: ,@eitotten Sic mir 3u
iager 0aB td MIDI BEN 9leltBerungen
meiner &orre6ncr Senotor 3it6cof
ltn0 0e3 Stoot8iefretQr8 2anitng an.
i6lieBe, melde iogtet oaB 0ieie
&rieg 1iht nn0ouern tann, obue ooB
9(nerifo in oenielben nit biueinge-
5oqcn mer0en miro. @luuben Sie,
0oB rnier &olf ge0uloig alle un0
jcOc 8eIeioi9unq, 0ie i6ln bon eineluI
frem0en 5dliffsfopitdL 9lrn1eeoffi-
5ier o0er 0iplouoten 3nqefugt miro,
crtrd9cn fonn ou6 menn fir 0a8
bcgouqcne lmreht 2(bbitte geleiitet
miro2 W}un fam nift onnebncn
DOB 0n8 nneritnniihc 8olf iid6 bon
jebt d6 NIT bloBcn @ntihllIbigltugen
3ufric0en gebet miro; C8 miro NIT
ollcr ibm 5u Bcbotc Itebenoen aroft
Die 8eleioiger sur Redenifoft 3ie-
ben. Sd io9c, 0oB cine 6ortietung
oc8 &rie8es 2lmerito 5tpingen miro,
in ben arieg ein3u8reifen. l1niere
lit Weitiidtig 9enu9 Die
les eir3uie6en un0 beriu6t, 0en
.5rie0en ber3uiteIlen, oun1it 2[neri.
ia in 6rieOen Ieben fonn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
SQgcSbefeDl 0cS
&atiers @il6elm!
2tennt sic SrieSensablcbmno Scr 2laiierten ein
perrteIiencs Derbred6en; SrtsScn
ntu6 crstpMn9en tuctScm.
graila BON Seutl4en Cruppen etneenOmmen.

2onoon 6. Sonuor. - Ser aat-
ier bat al ieine 9[ruee uno 5lotte
cinen &agesbefebl erlaiien in mel.
dem er Oas @erbaIten Der 2lqiierten
bel g(ble1nung Der oeutiden 6rie-
Oensboridldgo OILS eiu bermeIiene5
gerbrehen biniteIlt 9lQe S6uI0
an lDeiteren 9lutDergieBeu trifft Die
fSeinOe Ser Oeltihen Gerbilnoeten.
Die glEliiertcn iilio ntahtbungrig uno
Deriuden, 8eutidlono 5u 5erltoren;
Die 0eutide 9lrmee rno 6Iotte nber
Iteben felt mic Stobl uno iper0en
Den 6rie0eu, oen Die 2laiierten abge.
mieien baben, er5lpinaen.
Berlin 6. San. (6lutfenberidt,) }
@eitern 2lben0 mohte 0a5 0euts
ihe ariegoaurt befonnt, 0oB 8rniIo,
Die Sauptbanoclsitaot Jtundniens,
bon oeutidcn Erllppen beieBt NOR
Den lit.
9cutidc 6ebcrrideH Die 0Onau,
2ouoon 6. San. - Die 3obrlt0-
iho befinoet iib jebt in Sdn0cn
Der 0elttihen &erbiinoeteu, uno Die
Dclltidcn lotpie 6iterreid1tngarii6en
Grltppen icben ibren Gormorid in
Der D}ol0au fort. 9ruiIa, mobl Die
be0cutenoitc @onoelsita0t Der @ro.
fen Maladei, mti bent 8eltlfer Der
Gonau unter1alb @alob gelegcn, lit
pon ocutiAen mo bulgariihen Irltp-
pcn erobert uor0en uu6 befinoen
iidl mcgrere Grtihaften ouBerbalb
@raila5 in 6dn0en Der 9lngreifer
nn0 400 Hiun0ncn lno 3ltlicu ge.
rieten in @eilugenidoit. 2ie gan.
&C Gonou bon ibrem ltrqueu bis
5rr Nfiiu0unp bciinoct iid icbt IN
Sdu0cll Ser Deitiden; nur Ga
lab, II MctlcH noroli9 bon 8roila,
lit nod bon uliiiiden mlo rmdni.
idleH Strcitfraitcn bcIeBt. Sect 0n
sic 8obrpoida Dpn Huiien uuo 9hts
ntanen gei0ubcrt it, lit einc mcitcre.
groBe 2(rmee DER oeutidjeu8erbim0e-
ten irei gefonunen lu6 foUl ouOer'
neitig bermenoet meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
9lnber8 luntenbe g}adlridlt.
Stbabeneriaks
lscmmiIiicn!

@oi1ington 6. San. - BraiiOeut
8iIion ernonute Ole iolgeu0en Ser.
ren BIT g}itglie0ern Der 2Irbeiter-
Sdo6eneriat at-&omnliiiioh 1tm 0as
SdooeneriatQcieb fir 9unoe8onbe.
Iteltc 5u bnnobobcn; Or. 8iIeD U}c
Milun 2ittle bon Smartbmorc, 9n.,
8epublifoner, fir einen Ierlnin bon
6 Sobren; g}rs. 6ranci5 6. 4rtea
bon geQhgbum, g8oib.. Grogrci,
iip, fiir eincu Ieruin pom 4 syobrcn;
Sobn s. aeegon bon indianapolis,
9enofrot, fit eincn &ermin bon
2 syobren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
=, ,DemtIbla tuirS
balS 5uriidserluartet!

Seem 2onOon, Conn, 6. San. -
2lGc 2lu5cihcn oalten 0oratf bin,
ooB on5 @onOcI5taudidiff p0eutidl-
Iuno ocmn0hit wieoer bier eil1trcf-
fen miro. So iitt0 q. 9. 26 forbige
6rodtDerln0er bon Baltimore bier
cingetroffeu, mclde bon Der Guiterll
6orpar0ing Gonponp anqciteIlt
pur0en, 6radtpogen at entlooen.
3ie S5radt beItano 5umciit ans gtideI
un0 @umuri, Die oI5 9fildfra6t Der
oGeutidIun0" beitiutmt iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Iorauc9elt crb0lt
keine lscblelt l1tc6r!
Cur Die britiidc Sutifnft un6 slid
Oampfcr i'm engl, 9ieuit iinO
nnSgenuutmen.

2ouoon, 6. Sonuor. - gtorlpegt-
ihe 3citlrngeu iagcn 6ie britiide
He9ierung bobe Die &obIen5ufltbr
ned g}ormegen ob9eidnitten. 9}ur
Die britiide 9otihoft lut0 nOrlpeQi-
ihe 6iihereioanpicr lucGhe Slide
an GnglanO lieiGrh ieiel bou oieier
Y}oBrc9el ouSgeidloiien.
Is miro befiirdtct 0oB 6ie Son0s
lung GnglouoB eincn &pblenntonget
III gtorncqen berborruien miro. 8o8
noupc0iihc 92inntcrium ioQ Die Ga
&c in Grudgung ge5o8cn bobcu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Qeiuis iunr Ser W1rSer.

GbiIn0eIpbia, ga, 6. San. - Ole
bieiige 8oIi8ei lit baoou iiber8eugt,
0aB 8ernarO g8. 2eipis, Der in at-
Iarttic Gitp 9onner8tag obeno 5eIblt.
moro beaing, Ger M6r0er bon Ro5ie
Colbert, Dem ifonen 8iinItIern1ooea,
lit. glus GbiCago miro geneI6et,
Dab 2elpis 6ort cine Dtenge merit.
loier SdefS bernus9obt bat, ebe er
nod gtcm gorf fubr. Seine S5reitn.
DC erfldren bob 2elpis bereit8 icit
lGngerer 3eit 2ln5eiden bon @eiltes.
ltorung ge8eigt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
H0iicr 111tlbelnt an
Gr5bii9cf BON ltSln!

9[mIter0out ii6er 2on0on, 6. Syas
n1tor. - &ojier 8ilbelnt ianOte in
8eantnortllng eiuer 9teujobrSgratlt.
Intion ieitens &orOinoI Snrtmouns,
0e5 Gr8biidoi5 bon &0ln oieiem
folgenOe Qepeife:
o010ge GotteS @nn0e ltn6 8iite
ilber rtnIerem teueren &aterIatlOe
iein 1uo inns in 0ieier idmeren 3eit
Die araft berIeiben, 1ruiere Briifung
iiegreih 5u bciteben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
5. 21cbraska Regiment
kebtt balS beim!

2Iono @ronoc, Ger G. San. -
Gberit 9aul oon 5. 9tebrasfa SIC
giment bat ans itet8 gut unterrihte-
Ter Gueae ole gtadridt erbatteu,
6oB Dos Regiment in etma oreiBig
Eoqen beimbeoroert merocn miro.
@egenp0rtig Ieiiteu Die aoulpog=
nien s un0 9 am gtio @ran0e
8od0ienit, un0 beltte uer6en ole
&ompagnien 8 un0 $ ebenfaQs gum
@afoienIt abfonlnon0iert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Rcic1skait5lcr icu
Iofcrt reIi0niercn!

2lmiteroout 6. San. iiber 2onoon.
Die 9crliuer 9ereIte gia6ridten,
&rupp's Dllmoitiif. bat oen Gei6s.
ful5ler aufaeforoert, iofort 8u re-
iignieren neil es ibm nidt qes
Iuugen lit, Oen 8rieocn 1er5uitelGen.
Die genmtnte 3eituug erfldrt gct6
manns9oGlueg fiir einen Sduafz
ling lunO europa niiBtrailt ibn uc.
Gen Der gleuBcrungen ooB 0eutidl-
Iono inaercdtiertigt in gelgien eiu.
ge0rllngen tit
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Garrai15iiten rnclScit
1Diuas 11ieSerla9c!
1900 Siaiitcn nuO uur 100 Gar-
ran}iiten tot ober perlunnOet,
hciFt cs in Der WClOung.

81 9oio, Ser, 6. San. - 8on
glnGQngcrn Gorrol13o miro in Sla-
rc8 Die 9todrimt perbreitet, Dob 9te-
qierlmg5truppen unter General
Utrrquio 0em Rebellenbecre ultcr
@ida in ser 9}0be 2iminc8 eine ge-
iol5ene 9}ic0erIogc beigcbrodt bos
ben. 9icie g}ohridt miro ou6 bonn
hiciigen ucrifnniiden aoniul be,
fannt gcgebcn. 8ono6 ioQen Die
8iuiiten 1900 Woun al Gotten un0
&crpunocten ncrIorcl bobclL lUGb-
reno Der @crIuit Der Garron5iiten
nur bunoert liann betgoQeu batten.
(1oB 0ieic gtngabcu &iigcn itn0.
fam ein 8ljn0er fiiblcn)
9iaa 1tno iein lIntGrfii6rer Ga.
lo3nr inGlcn ii6 in einen 2lutomobil
in Der yihhmg nod 81 @oQc 3u
Qcflijhtet Hobeu. 9iQa io0 ieinc
aaboaeric neridieoentlih in Eerion
Qcgeu oic Rcgierrnqatrllppen ongc-
tilbrt BobcL cher Die Dtaidinengcs
locbre Der 2etteren ipiiteten furht
bar llnter oen }tngreifern 1no brad,
ten ibucn fnrhtbarc 9erIuite BEL.
2lnber8 luntenOe glndlrift.
&iciigc 9unoe5beontc bubcn jes
BOD gou8 onoerslouton0c 0tcl0un,
gen erboltcn. g}od oieien ioa 8iGo
ieiucu BUG nod Dem gtor0cn fort
ieben, INN 6ic Stoot Gbibuobua at
crobern uu0 bic Garron3iiten 3tts
toben. (@as lit nun
pabr?)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Jn Rom miro oro6cr
Hrie0srat 9ebalten!
I6er aud i'm 6unptqnartier SeS
Ocrtiden SaiierS Gaben Seer.
fiiBrer cine 3Miammenfnnft.

Berlin, 6. San. (Suufen6eridt)
- Ser Dtiniiterprditoent 2loDo
George iolDie 8raf 0lilner, ein
Wiitglie0 6e3 britii9en arieg8rats,
iin0 gcitern in 8ont eingetroifen un0
hielten nit Gertretern Der ii6rigeu
gntenteulddte cine aonierGn5 ub,
I'm iiber Ole militdrii1e Gage 3u
beroten. Ole lleberieeiide g}a6ri6s
ten 2lgentur bat iIber 0ieie Sonic.
ren5 6oLgen0cs 3u iagen: Ser
arieosrat in 9tom bat 0e8bolb itott.
qeilnoen INN Stalieu at oeranIoi,
fen, qr0Bere StrettfrQfte na6 bent
8altan 3t merfen, oa ionit Die Sir
NEE 0e5 Generals Sarroil unbe0ingt
berIoren lit. 2(us Der gl66altltng
oieie8 Grieg8rot8 gebt tlar uno
0eutlid berbor, oaB ii6 Die Grup.
pen Der 9(GiiGrten orf Dem 8alfan
In fritii6cr Gage befinoeu.
2onoon, 6. San. -0a5 SSnterei-
ie Der 2lQiierirn lit mi oen Grieg
un0 niht allf Den 6rie0en geribtet.
3mei aonferen5en fin6en beltte itatt,
cine bon &ertretern Der 2Cliierten
in Rom 0ie on0ere I'M Souptquor,
tier 0e5 oeuti6en aoiier5. 6ierauS
gebt berDor, 0oB Die friegfUbreu-
0Cn 9iationen ith feine5meQ3 nit
6rie0ensge0olfcn tragen ionocrn|
eHtihIoHen iir0, ben &ricg nod.
DrIdlih fort3uieBen. 9ie &on.I
icren3 Don 8crtretern ser 2llliiertenI
toQtG in Gom. IS mar cine 8e.
rotllng bon @}iniIterprGiiocntcn un0
&abinettsmitglie0ern Ser entente.
m0dte. Gngiono5 W}iniiterpr1ltocntI
&loD0 George nn0 oa5 aQbinett3-
utit9lie0 2or0 0tIner pobntcn Der
icI6en bel; 3ronfrcib mar 0ur6I
Den 0tiniiterproiioenten @riuno, 0cuI
&ricgsminiiter &uolttD luo Sen Wilt.
nition8miniIter Gbomo8, &uBlon6I
0urd @enerol Golabin bonn @enc-
rolitab bertrcte!t, Wtan nimut bier
an 0oB 0iei2 9oniercu3 cir mcbrI
ollgcmeiue5 3uimmucnpirfcn ouiI
Den ariegSihaubIdBcu bc3mcfc.
98icner Gepcihen beioQen ouB iuI
6cm 3uuptqunrtter 0cs ocltidcnI
aaiierS cine Did)tiqe aonfcrcn3I
itott9cfunocn babe, mcld)cr Der aoi.
ier. 6el0moridjna Gr36cr5og fSric-
hrih BON 0eitcrrcihsllnqout. @rof
60BcnOorf, G}cncral8ita6s6cf ocrI
0iterrcidllmqoriihen 2lrnec, arons |
priB Boris non 8uI0orieu, 6cl0. |
morihoQ bon Sin0ctburg uno sc. |
ncrolQuartieruciiter bon 2u0cnoorff |
bcimobntcu. Ger 0cittitc 3enIor |
licB iiber oieie aonferen5 nihtS bers
Ioutcn io0te aud nidt ans melhcm
@rn0e 0ieic 9onfcren3 Itottqeilns
0cn (5tm @erQHitqcn ser 4Giierten
iifcr niftD. N}an ninlnlt bier an
0oB 0ieie 8erotung Elm 8orldufer
iencr lit, mcl6e on 10. 2yonuor
bon Gcrtretern ser 0cutiden Ser
biin6eten in @crlin Itnttfinoen ioG.
6ier iogt man iih, 6oB Die &ons
fcren3 in Goln oI8 cine 9tntlport
nuf sic bon Den 3entrnInddten ge.
madtGn G5ricocn8ooridld9e gu be-
trahten ici. Die 9lGiierten Itreben
ciu bciicrcS 3uimnntcnlpirfen otfI
ocu ari95ihoupIdben al. (llniinn
iie Daben iid Ncgenieitig @lut 3llgc-
re0etD
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GrSbebcn allf ScrntcId
fcrScrt 500 Ccbcn!

Gotio, SSopan 6. San. - 8icr
eiugetroffene 0epeiden beiogcn 0uB
ouf ser Sniel 6ornloio BET cinern
Grbbeben int Snneren ilber 6rci-
blnoert 9crionen oeu 500 fon0eu.
lleber touieno 9Gltier ioQen 8erit6rt
mor0en iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
1iclte cnol. 2lnleibc
tuieScr In 2lmiidbt!

2onoon, 6. san. - 9(u1tlid murs
De bier befannt oegeben, oaB Die ge-
gierllng ieit Dem /. 25unlor feline
peiteren ieh5pro5entisen 5d)obidci.
ne mebr ousgibt, ionocrn 6oB am
H. Salnlar cine nele &riegsanlei6e
ausgelegt meroen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
3luei ainber finben SlammentuO.

81 Reno, 0flna 6. San. - 8ie
beioen 8o6terhen bon @iliaH So
mes lmo 6rau i'm gtIter bon 4 reip.
s sSnbren, nerbronnteu geitern le-
bcnoig bel einem 6euer, mcldes 0oS
elterlide 9on8 cindihertc, md6renO
sic Gltern Elm Observation-Disclosures
Ielu9tcp
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gfaiur qnb acitor6eu.

9oreoo, GeI., 6. San. V2nior
8. Gut. gotoillonsiiibrer i'm 8.
8iinoes- sGS5nfanterie 9ieaiment, lit
belte einem 5alaganfaa erIeeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
9entIdlc 9}reiie ii6er iSrieben.

Berlin 6. San, iiber 2(miter0oln
un0 &onoon. - Die &d9lide 31n0-
ihou ihreibt iiber Die 3uriitpeiiung
Der 6rieoen8boricbl09e: Ser 6rie-
0en5trulm lit borl0ufig borbei; per
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WcfterberfMt.

Sir 0moba rno llmscgcuO: Gd0r ltilO
etpos f1lter beite obeno in0 Spnntag.
SIR gte6rasfo: Shon uno etpas fdIfer
belte abeuo lmo Sonntng.
Sir syoipo Sd6n beute nben0 iiro Conn.
tag; fdIter sonitto9 rl0 in tueitliden Eel Ipdt
bette dbeno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-05
Distinguished Record of
Gen. Cadorna, Italian Leader

the present conflict. It is true that
his father, while in command of the
army corps at Turin, had given
some attention to these studies and
had impaired the results to his son,
but the latter has acquired such
perfect knowledge of all that per-
cained to the defense of the frontiers
as to amaze all of his colleagues in
the army, being able to place with ex-
actness every valley, pass, road. and
other strategic position, without ever
a reference to books or maps.
After serving six years as colonel
of the famous Tenth Corps of Bersag-
lieri, Cadorna was raised to the rank
of major-general At the time of his
promotion he. wrote an excellent
pamphlet on tactics for the officers
of his brigade. The book soon became
known to all of the Italian military
commanders and was much sought af-
ter, for it was recognized as embrac-
ing the fundamental rules for infan-
try training. In its later editions
this pamphlet is acknowledged as an
authority, and when General Cadorna
became chief of the general staff of
the army, soon after the outbreak of
the present war, he had the satisfac-
ton of seeing his little book. al
though written sixteen years before.
universally regarded sthe best work
on the subject.
General Cadorna has published sew
eral other military works, all of
which are characterized by clear
ness and lucidity which denote the
great military knowledge of the
writer.
The General has a reputation not
only as brilliant tactician but as an
able leader of men, in whom the sol
diers have the fullest and most COM
plete confidence. He has a tall and
elegant figure, with an ease in his
movement that indicates the practiced
horseman, and the quick eye of the
soldier born to command.
Coupled with keen and acute in
telligence Cadorna possesses strong
and tenacious character, to such an
extern. as to make his preeonceptions
inevitable in their results, in spite OF
all difficulties and obstacles.
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FOREIGNERS EVACUATED
RIGA SOME WEEKS ACC

Washington, Sept. Riga was
evacuated by the civilian population
and foreign consuls three weeks ago.
This was the news contained in the of
ficial dispatches surrounded with so
much mystery at the time, and over
which so much uneasiness was felt.
Official reiteration was made to-
day by Secretary Lansing of conf
dence in the strength of Russia. The
evacuation of Riga was characterized
as a development about which it was
impossible to predict just what effect
it would have although the inclination
was to assume that it would not
greatly impair or alter the situation
since other lines Of defenses re-
manned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-09-05

Rome, Sept. 4.-General Luigi Ca
sidorna, the chief of the general staff
of the Italian army, whose recent
successes against the Austrians have
made him one of the great outstand-
ing figures of the war, reached his
67th birthday anniversary TODAY. 1t
was in an old mansion at PallanZa
that the now famous commander first
saw the light of day on Sept. 4, 1850.
His family belongs to the oldest Ital-
ian aristocracy and has long been
celebrated in a military war. His
father, who was a count as well as
brilliant general, led the Italians
against the Austrians in the war OF
184s and had the honor of heading
the troops which restored Rome to
Italy in 1870.
At the age of ten the General Ca
dorna of today entered the Cadet
School of Milan, where he is said to
have distinguished himself for his
intelligence and vivacity of character.
After several years of hard study he
passed the Military College at Turin,
and from there entered the Italian
army. He was graduated from the
military college at the age of eigh-
teen, standing first in his class. and
began his active military career as a
second lieutenant to the general staff.
With this grade he entered upon
course of instruction at the Staff Coll
lege and while keen student or
everything on military matters be
spent his spare time in reading his
tory and philosophy. During his
term at the Staff College he served
in both the infantry and the artillery.
Upon leaving the college he was
appointed to the staff of the division
Of Florence, which was then COM
manded by his father. He was
made a captain in 1875 and major
in 1883. During the ensuing ten
years, until he attained the rank of
colonel in 1892, there took place sew
eral important maneuvers, in which
Major Cadorna took prominent part.
1t was during this period, also. that
he acquired the exact knowledge or
Italy's northern frontiers which has
proved him in such good stead during
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In Escambia County Circuit Court
State of Florida.
Max L. Bear and Pensacola Home and
Saving Asroca ton. a corporation I'M
der the Laws of the State OF Florida.
John Hunt, the unknown heirs of John
Hunt Severino Palao and Martin Pa
lao and their unknown heirs; Robert
Mitchell and his unknown heirs and
George Cary and his unknown heisr.
All parties claiming an interest in the
West Three Hundred Feet CWest 800
feet lying South of the County Road,
of Lot Four (4) according to the SUBJ
division of Ninety-six' Acres (96 acresp
of the Pedro Palao Grant, made by Will
liam Fisher and plat of which is re-
corded with the deed of William Fisher
to Mrs. Florence r. LeBaron, in Deed
Book II, page 349 of the Records of Es-
cam bia County, Florida; and all parties
claiming an interest in said property un-
der John Hunt. Severino Palao. Martin
Palao; Robert Mitchell and George Cary
otherwise. are required to appear to
the bill of complaint fled in this suit on
the IL day of September, A. D.. 1917
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this Is day of June, 1917.
(SeaD JAS. MACGIBBON,
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Escambia County. Florida.
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