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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Rndtn bfuno3
III trankrfi6!
Tic 6nbrt bon arfangrl nadl Gng.
lamb lunrOe bnrdD enaliidle
Sdifie srmOslidt.

glcip gorf, 5. Sept. - 9as ae.
meIoete @eriitt, OaB $4,000 Ulmn
ruiiiider Grlppen ollI fran5oiii6em
9oOen geImOet ipor0en Iino, uno
mcIdes uid)t ernitlid genonmen
iullrOe, ideiut iih 6eunod) gu bciuabr.
beiten. 9enn Baiiagiere oes Gam.
piers n9eoric". Der geitern bier
Ianoete, bebalpten ouf's 9eitimmte.
ite, Dab miltOeitens 10000 GuIien in
England mnreu bic iif) auf Dem
8eae nah Dem eneliiden aonoI
betauoeu, nm bon bort nadl 5ranf,
reid beforoert 5u tperoen.
(Sidt in Die Code tuirft Elm ge.
iift oes ySamburger iSremben.
bIntt" ltHter'm IA. gluguit, peI6es
uns beute 8ugegangeu 1T. Inter
Dem Sitel Die pereitelte 9rlppen.
lanOung IN 8ommern" beiBt es
iuortIif: nGttpas oerip1tet geIangt
aus unbeoiugt 8uOerIdiiiger riiiiiIder
QueIle Die foIgenoe Gbatiate 5ur
aentniB Radoem @eorge Der
,Siiuite bon gnglano nm 81. gpril
D. s. in Enris eingetroffen mar,
haben 8erbanolungen stpiihen Cir
@0DorO @rer unO Dem ruiIii6en
gotidafter in Garis, SSslotusfi, itott.
gefllnOen. Sic 9fuiien ibIugen Dor,
Gle @ntente (0reiperbano) in cine
gIQianj gu beriponoeln, mas Sir
@reD jpnr ablebute, ober Die SutOo.
mellte 81 elmer ruiliih.engliihen
0farine.aonoention nuroen geIegt.
Sir @omnro @rep CAB feline 3u.
thinning oa3u, Dab Die 8eratbun.
gen 5rlr 6eititelung oieier gerein.
bnriing bon 0en beioerieitiaen Wtn.
rineitdben ausgeorbeitet tueroen ioa.
ten. Ter rltiiiid)e Rnrine.@ General.
itnb itellte o1r1uf foIgenoe antrGae:
Ills 9ontpeniation bnfiir, ooB fir
Den 6na zines arieges Juiitlen
8reiblinb unb Den Gntente.D11dlten
eiu GbeiI Der oeliti6en SIotte ouf
fuBlono nbeesogpn neroe, ioae
gngfnno Dor ausbriit, oes arieaes
eine nusreihenoe 8a6I SonoeIsifif-
fe in Die Oitieeb1fen itifen lino
cieie enelii6en Sdbr5euge ioTlten
benllst merben, Inn rlIiiiIHe Erltp.
ben in 9onunern 3u Ion0en. Ser
9lbihluB Der &onpention IoI1te er.
folgen, iuenn Brin5 2ubtpig bon
gnttetberg i'm 9ln9uit in petersburg
cintreFfe. g[ber Der prin5 lit nidt
nodl getersburg eefubren; Der bon
gtuBlono un8 nitfgesiplltigene &rieg
mahte oieies umogIih."
Die bereit itebenben engIiIfen
Sdiffe tpuroen min nod 9trHangel
am 8eiBen 0teer gsi1not, bon mo-
ans Die rliiiiihen Erupper nah Der
8eitfiiite SduttIano'S eingeitifft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
airdlLidles.

8eutide 5reic GnanqcIiite air.
dc, @fe 12. uno 0orcas StraBc.
9leo. 9f 6iIferbaluner, 4nitor gSob.
mng 11t5 0oreu8 StraBe.
@ottesbienftIide gerIamnluugen
noditen 5onntoa luie gep06nIid:
Sontogsidule i'm 9:45 gcrm.
@otte5oienite Inn II ltHr @orrt.
un6 8 llbr glbeuos.
geriamnllung oe8 3ugeuooereins
Z llbr g(benos.
3u 8oitoraIer Ebdtigfeit. uie
aranfen6eiuhe uno idnitigen 9lntts.
banohtnaen lit Der 9aitor itets &c.
reit, @er ieiner 3ilfe ooer Ieines
Hotbs beoarf ipte1e bpr o0cr rufe
aitf Gpler 1892.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
grndl Ser glfntrnlitat?

4sdibiugton. 3. Sent. Der
heirtidje gotiaoftpr in 8aibinqton,
@rof b. grrnftorff. min aus at.
perl6iiiger GileGe in @ria6rlma ae.
braht bobeu, 6db enaliife areiBer
mtf DER spobc bon 9icD 9)orf BON
5tiffen lDeIde bic amerifouilde
,Slaage filbren, nerpropiaHtirt per.
Den. @r miro oicierbalb beiun
5tnntsicfretdr gr1ats noritcllig iuer.
Den. 9Lih tpiro gegenDGrtig cine
Renae amerifnnifdes @etrei0e rad,
CANADA alisgefithrt, Inn BON BORT
ans nod England 9eidift jlr ner.
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Gfneral bon Auftnba6 bringt
Den RnQen fint llieotrlage bel!
OaS ru0I(d6e Centrum 6ann Ole 5ridte (eineS
StegeS 6Gi cem6Grg ni6t einernlGn.
gOrmaridb sebemmt; saaNtn tptmOen I'D nOrOwdrts.

ria, Ocu gorlnari6 Der gildIen su
bentnlen.
2ouoon 5. Sept - Cine Gepe.
ide an Die Grdonge telegraph 60.
bon 9etrograo (St. QetersbnrO
beiagt, bob Die Seiierreider bon ben
Ruiien bel IomaBom auf's &aupt
gcidIagen morOeu fuo; 5pei otter.
reidiide @ener1Ie ioaen eefoaen
iein. (9laes, mas ilber Getrogroo
tommt, iit nit 9oriidJt aui5uneb-
men glnm. D. 9eo,)
gctrograo, 5. Sept. - Die rui.
iiide glrmec miro ben 8orItob ee-
gen Die Teittihen in OitpreilBert Iofort
Die0er aufne6meu. 9iuIiiide Srlp.
pen. tpeIde bisber i'm ytorOen uno
Siioen Der grobiu3 8itpreiiBen ope.
rirt baben, nerOen silr 0ffenfiDe
ilbergeben. Gas &riegs0epartement
bat oen 9efebl erlaiien, 6oB 100000
@tanu iih gegen Berlin in 9eiue.
gltng iesen ioaen. 86rtIih beiBt
es in Dem 8efebI: .Serte babcn oie
Ruiien nit 20 armeecorps Die Sf.
fcniioe er9riffen. Die iibrigen 5ebn
9lrmeecorps gelliigen, Inn gegen oie
Gelterreiher 3u operirell. Ger
rltiiiide @eneraIitab ideint es nit
ieiuem Spa3iergang ua9 Berlin ei.
Iig 5ll baben)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
ariensaefanaens in Sannoucr.

Sonbon, 5. Sept 3nbIrride
brItiihe @efangene ih1o Die aus
aopenb1gen beridtet miro, in San.
nouer eifgetroifen. 9lud belgiide
lmo fran3oiiibe @cfangeneutrdnspor
porte trciieu ummterbrodpn elm.
Gie fran3oiiiten @eiungenen iino
meiitentbeiIS 3unpen. IS iic6t fat
10 aus, ais oh ollie afritanii6eu gie.
gimenter Der frorBoiiihen glrmee in
@efangenidjaft gerotben iiuo. Die
9riten mnden einen bortbeiI6aiten
@inorud, liuo ober dltBerit meoergp.
idllagen. Gie @efangenen Scr rli.
iiiten Gnrbe faaeu Ollrd ibrc a0r.
pergrobe dui.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Bulletin.

Sullettn.
gOnbpn, 4. Sept, lisa gormit.
iass. Die Spite bcs SELLS Der
Stutidlrn armec, peldrr iidD suiidDen
bic armeen Der gerbinOetcn trei6t,
lts huS OieIcs Die Srnppen oeS bent.
ifIen arOnprin5en nno OeS 6er5ugS
BON 8iirttemberg, mcldc pOn Goth.
ringen aus Operircn) fnS bercits
iOlueit iusitlidj iuie GOnoc pOrgeOrm.
ssu. Ter Oifi5iele oentidle gerift
iast, ban Jere genOmmen murSe, of.
nc bah Die geinbung @iOcritanS lei,
itttr. 9eutidle Sauallerie ltrcift IiiO.
lid BON Earis. Die 9eiitlden iOl.
len melrfadl Die gerbinSungen Der
SsrbiinSeten a6scidnitten ba6en.
9ieie RndlridDt hat bier grORc gc.
itiiryuu9 BerUDrgcrnien, nm 10 mebr,
bo 9epeidlen, bic lette gladlt pOn
Rnris bier eintraftn, beiagten, baF
bic 6rnn5Oien Den 9entidJen bel Ser.
bnn rine glieOerlase 6eisebradlt bat.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Ser 9ilfsfOaN tpGbit!

Die folgenoen geitrGge gum
SiIfsfono Der ariegSnotbleioenoen
iinb beute in Der Office Ger Fri.
biine eingelaufen:
5rieorid arug If. Gmobu $4,000
Gtt Slmtenanu, 8auiau, 150
Sir ben Silisiono 0es gscitIiden
ariegerbunoes ititS eiuaeguugen
q. StorS, 5000. 02. $. Bed, ST /;
Chris @rotrndf, So; 5eIir @abroos.
fn (Oitrd gtrtauf BON paterIdnOi.
iden @ebidten), $25; SEQ. 6ofi.
mann 50; 80. @ursfe 81; SSobn
Seberin 81 stephan D1iiblbof, ST.;
g8m. Niad, 81; 6. SdIottan, 81;
Sn Dei6el, SOC; emil &ibortb, SOC;
@m. Reidfe. $25; g. 81. Siggins,
So; @eiantmelt oltrh Sberioun 50.
2onbipebrperein $52; @eItIi9er
ariegerbuno, $500; @oporo 8of-
bol8, gtep Santptor, So, 50; 2ub.
mig Ser5berg, Bridgeport, gtebr.,
So; @eiartneIt ourd Geuti6er
8erein Dunlap, Su.. SD
@eiammelt 0urd 5rau 8reitinger,
9enion, $34.t5; Gnib 1926; 6rib
GlauIien, So; 8n Setter, Giio.
Omaha, 81; s. 81. 0}eIder, Siio-
0mabn, SO; g. 9. Glorf, Su0..
Omaha, 25c; 6rau 0ffermot, Siio.
Omaha 81; Gbriit 9orbma6er,
Siio.Gmaba SOC; STE aIein, GiiO-
SOC; Gat Mc5e00er, Siio.
Omaha, 50; 8rau s. Sanien Il;
So6n @oller $5; 5. StGder. So;
6rau Dieting, 50; u. 8urgIad)t,
8Iorence, So; 6rnu S5obn 8rebe,
So; 90. s. 8reirer, SO; S. 9. @roB
So; S, 8. @iunt, 81; 6rau Burt
9lnnhorb, ST. s. gpieu, 81; @bas.
arltg, 81 0}op 2emon, 81; 8. B.
9iuibing, 50c; @ y. Mailonoer SO,
9Sm. Stoml1, 80; Cab, 5Oc, y.
3. @ooo $5; Gaib ST; u. g. Sen.
ST aSobn Climber :; Gai9, 25c;
SEQ. Gbreuboro, So; @uqo gortien
ST; 6 z. 33oIien 81; 5rau 1Sri6u
8eters S., Sab, SOC; 6rnu q.
8oroeman, 81; u. 9ordmaL $40,
s. s. 95eterien, 9fuiboile, gfebr.,
So; 6rnu u. S. SarmOers, $3.50;
8m. 9lrno, 50; y. Geinbarot,
81 80; 5rau SEQ 9ioemer, SO; SSrau
q. 9tBmann, 50; George 9eterien
ST.; Cornelius 8oparoo, ST; &eter
Reeo, SOC; Sp. 6oerber, 81; SSobn
Niuer, SOC; u. s. @erIod, SOC;
RbiI MiIler, SOC; 6rau Mottern SOC
6rant 8ra0il, SOC; iSrou antie
shmi6t. SOC; 6rou 8. ySdIeft, SOC
3uiammen .......~.$ S 9S5.40
Sier8u brreitS genleloet
am 81. aug. ....... t,565.25
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Sribiine eridctnt WOns
tag Mittag.
8esen oes g(rbeitertages erideini
eic 3GsIidje Smaba Sribilne om
bereits nm Sic @1ittagsjeit.
2cntidlcr saa.aomits.
Gidtiar Serfamiallng RGdJiten EaT|
tag gtndluittaa i'm Gent tAlg
idlen Suns. =

0ds Geutidbe 8oa-aonitte iit bier.
NIT erhlht, iih Sonntaq gtahniit.
tag punft oier llbr i'm geltItlen
Sous 5u perionneln. Die 3cit Der
6eier am 3. uno 4 0ftober riidt
in Die g}dGe luo eS iino nod DieIe
8orarbeiten 3r erleoigen. 9esboIb
iii ieOe8 0fitsfieo 0es aon1ites nrin.
geno eriudt iid Sountag sur Ser.
iammlllng ein5ufinoen, bar1it Die
IeBten 9lrbeiten fiir Die 6eier III On.
griff genontrnen lueroen fonnen.
glhtitng8noa,
9lug. 5. Spedjt, SER.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
8eitnnnen ana Qentid[anh.

Seute iin0 inns 0ie 9lusaobeu ocs
8erliner 2otai-9I1Rcmers pom (. big
II. auguit 5ilgegunjeit Die cin
trenes gilO BON Der gaae in GrlltId,.
Lamb geben gsir erieber Noralig,
onb bie 9egeiiteritna tlao eiilIafeit
oes 9olfes imbeidrriblidl iii. Ii.
" bpritltet Ger gla3aiaprs ouB silt.
tih an Qioraen oes (. glmq ii
Seutlaea 9eiis iberaesarpea til, !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Ir6eitertag.

gtontag lit glrbeitertog, Ser STEM.
lid oGgemein geieiert iperoen miro.
Die offi5ieQe 5eier lmierer @elpprf.
i6aften finSet I'M Sta6tparf BON
6Iorenee itatt. 9leoen tperoen @ouo
Viorebeo6, Die 8iiraermeilter Gail.
mani bon Omaha uno Soctor BON
Sii0-Snoba balten. 6r. 8. Y. @up
miro i'm gidmeu Der 9Ir6citeriflait
ertpioern Sin biibiheS Grogromm
bon Solfsipieleu fontmt sur Nus.
fiihrna. ----
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
NirO sdIlUc6en einareifen?

Gon0on, 8. Sept. = Der aor.
reipunoent oe5 Star" tbeiIt iei.
nem 8Iott aus aopeubogen nit:
eGs lit flnr uno ans ben glusloi.
ith9en Der oeutiden 8reiie gebt es
berbor, naB Die 0eutide gae0ierlmg
fid beuiibt. S6pc0eu 5unt ginorei.
fen 5t beranlaiien. Ger 3pef Die.
ier geinii6ungcu beitebt ofienbar
oarin, Die Qcutiden in 0itpreilBen
hilrd) einen idpeoiifen g(ngriif nut
jSirnlono III elttlaiten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
geissn St.15 Der gnI6eI.

Die Dlonutna DtiTlirG SO. bat
heutc bon Der granifE 60. cine
8aaeonloOime no 3 ounfler 60.
lornbo g8etSen Iii $lt5 oen gr.
iheI aefouft. Dies it Der boditf
@ei8elpreiB Ser in 9moba Jet
1908 beaaDlt tuiirot. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
@n0etin.

Earis, iIber gonoOn, ). Sept.
5nni Srntidle gIrmeccOrpS iino Den
Etitsrrtidern snr 6ilfc sccit nnS
hdbcn OitlidJ Don Der 8cidiel Stcls
IHns srupmmeu. Sine gteu9c glr.
tiIIsrie befinOet i'd bel Den 9entIdJen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
@nnrtin.

eOnOun, 5. Sept., $40 MurgeuS.
Cine 0epeidje an bic Central Nems
ron AmiferSam beridltet, SaF ole be.
ftitigte EtnSt GenoermonSe, is
Reilen iiiOOitlid bon Silent (5lan.
BERN 3erft6rt unS bon Den Dent.
Ghen einsenOmmeu 1T. glllc gerbin.
0angen fnO abgd6nitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
bulletin

sanSnn, ). Sept, sos 0lOrscns.
Sine GmiterSam 9epeIde on bic
Central gtetpS ingt, baf Der oertidle
(Sruke Beneralitnb bOu 8riiTel mad
Nuns ian Der belsiidl.fran5OIiidea
Drenjel berIsgt luorOen 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Bulletin.

eOuOun, ). Sept. - ginFlanb,
05rufbritannitn nu6 5ranfreidl ia.
bcn btute Elm 9efret unterscidnct,
Iaut iutldem feline Der gl1dJte ubue
3uitimmnng Der auSereu SrirOen
idllisfltu luiro.
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Bulletin.

gsaris, 5. Sept. - Sine Offentli.
die Scfnnutmadnug ingt: Der
iStinb Test ieine lueite GSlnntenbeUe.
glns fort; er laft gariS linfs lie.
grn inb id,penft in IiiS6itIidcr 9lidJ-
ting ab."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

ole italieniideu So5ioIiiten. 0nB lol.
dc gerbinolng iih nidt NIT Der
Wiiroe ,taIiens pertroge, uno tie
erbofien Die, nelf)e oeu arieg ber.
nuf beidmoren, Dernidtet 81 ieben.
ltntcriudInna ange6lider 8rsael.
gerIin 5. Sept, ilber 9onoon.-
0as oeuti6e Sriegsminijteriunl
mndte bellte bcfannt, OnB cine
griinoIihe llnteriudlmg ongeitelt
lper0en ion, be5iigIif' Der gegen
Oertihe SoI0aten er6obenen ge.
ihuloigungen, in 9eIgien ii6 @rau-
iamteiten iduloig gerladjt gu ia.
ben. 3mei neutraIe Gambler, nabr-
ideinIidj 9StaIien unO SoIlano, fper.
Den eriltdt tperoen, ie ein gtitglieo
Ht einem Greierfomite 5u iertOeu.
Der 3ritte miro elm 8ertreter Die.
ier &e8ierlmg iein.
Stein 5rieOensbreis fir ben OeutIdDen
Sniier.
2onoon, 5. Sept. Gine Depe.
ide on Die grpreB BON Stodholm
beiogt, 6oB Der Same oes oeltI6en
aailers bon Der 2iIte iener gtomi.
nirteil o6geitrihen iuuroe, tpelhe fir
ben 9iobel fsrieoenspreis erndtnt
ip6f0en iiilo. Gas miro oem Sol.
ier ipobI 0ns Ser5 bredeu, pos2)
StinHtihau belagcrt.
Sotio, S5npan, 5. Sept. Die
iapoHiide Regierung bat beute Of.
fijiel betannt genlaht, boB ainitt.
iflau formea felasert miro. 9(Qe
angaben in gjerbinoung NIT bent
arieg tpurOen i'm iapaniifen Bar[a.
ment beiubeIt (0ieien idlibdugigen
Setoen miro aud nod Die 2uft
fnapp tDeroen; elmer nnd oem an.
6err.) gSremierminiiter 0fumo 6ot
angefiinoigt OoB Elm auBeroroentIi.
DIES ariegsbu6get angenonmen tper.
ben miiiie, INN oelttideu @influB inn
Often bra6 5u Iegen SSn 9erlnuf
ieiner 9teoe iagte er: g9ie glrnee
unO Die 6Iotte tbun ibre polle
Bflitt in einer @eiie, ooB ieber So.
pnner aitf iie itoI5 iein tonu." Ca
baben iie allie Surrab geidrieen un6
BunOer mas geOndt, mas iie fir
forihe aerlS Iin0.)
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@ciamnltitmme -. !. so, ,55o.65

9as @eIo 1T, fotpeit baiielbe ab.
9eIiefert iit, BEL Der Corn Grhonae
8anf in Snabo binterIegt. Die
bonn 2anopebroerein, 2ononebr
Grmtenoerein unb @eItLihen S4rie.
eerbuno ee5eihneten 8etr0ae befin-
ben iih nod in 6dnoen oieier aor.
perifofteu. SSm glltftroge ocs $40.
mites, q. aonig.
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Sic Ocutldc grnrc fiibrt tine grObe
Notwithstanding bri YariS anS!
Sie ylOrb Armrr Deriu6t Dnr6 Tereinignng nit Der
lOt6ringii6en Mrmee bic @erbanOeten
3ll nrn,ingeln
Die gerdnOeu gHtbu Dab bre gebuOnugs 9nie beOrOb IT,
81 nnl;tngeln.
erbdnOeteu Sttn DAB ibe SerbiuOangs enic beorpt IT,

Hn@ wd.
nrugr Die 8nanSdn es
-
nsW
1mthlanO6 II rbaH hr
NGdrthn WanheS &raleu Il
nanS ais idmabidn
hf gaud
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Bulletin.

eOnoun, ). Sept., 4:t1 NiOrsens.
Cine 9speide on Die 8ailu WtaiL
ron Nntuerpen, iueldle SSreitog gtndl.
nnittas abgeianot lu0r0en lit, lagt:
. sEeit beitte 1T nnanfb6rIid gefGmpft
luuroeu. Die 9ertiden brOben, nm.
isrt gtfbinSnnssIinie ab5uidjneiben."
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Htull (lultu Uullell. 1ut8llul UeI'
IalIite id einern iraH5oiiiben Gra.
goneroffI5ier eiu Bfero. Gos Iebtere
fomlte foum laufrn, mo ih mu6te
oeu 0ffijier nuf oicien ltritan0 oui.
mertian> o3um Geufel", rief Der
Giiijier, bier Gage miro Der Saul
ausbaIten, onS iii Der 9ur6idnitt
ieit geainn 0es arieges." Bier
FierOe plr0en i6m bereits unter
Dem Seibe eri6oiien. Der arieg
ninunt Die Bferoe ihorf nit; i9
babe gon5e Shlpaorouen geieben,
Oeren Bferoe iid faum porlparts 5u
beipegen oermodten. S6redlih iii
nlh Der 3uitau0 Der 9euoIferuna.
pelhe Dor Den ipie cine @inOsbrout
bereinbre6enoen 0eutiden fliebt.
Die @pgeuo, nelde i'd ourhquerte,
lit beripiiitet, mas iteben geblieben
lit friBt 0os 8euer Der Gentjten.
SernitOrff erbGIt Rndridjt.
8ai6ington, 5. Sept. - Grabt.
loie gto6rihten, meId)e Der belltid)e
9otidafter gerttitorff bon gtauen,
Gentidlon0, erbdlten bot, beiogen,
ooB iid ole dorts i'm norolid)en
5rnufreih in N1uoen Der 3eutldeu
befinoeu. Die SSroil5oien 3ieben fidl
eilig Slriid. IN Der Ibdt 10 eilig,
OaB Der aiif5ua in 5Iiidjt ousortet.
Der oiterreidiide Iinfe ;SliigeI, Der
NIT Diibe gegen Die 9lltiieu on.
fdnpft, bat 8eritdrfnngen erbaIten.
Die oeutide gtrnee bot Die g(igne
iiberidritten uuo riidt gegen Die
Warne (gte6enfIlB Der 5eine) Dor.
Sduere oeutihe 8elogerungsgei6ii.
&c iino BORT eitgetroffeu Die SSran.
8oien 8ieben iih 5uriid. Der Oeut.
ide Sieg in GitpreuBen nimntt I'M.
mer groBere Dimeniionel an; es
iin0 10000 Ruiien geiongen genom.
men tporoen. Cine Gingabe Der
oelItiden aaroindIe auf Dem qon.
tlabe 8u 9ion areiit Die gebdiIigen
auf Die oeutide 2lrmee an.
9elttidIano Jet rgdt Der gGugreifer,
aud 9ebe es nidt auf @roberltngen
ans. 0auBlnno bat Sen arieg Der.
ouibeifporen, mo ein ruiiii6er
Sieg tpiir0e fiir Die r6niii6 antbo.
lifen In Boleu oerbGngniBboa iein.
Dos Rnt6baus 5u 2oalpen, gelgien.
nur0e niht beida0igt. ebeuio tpe.
mig Die ct. Eeter5tirde; olt6 tpur.
ben ollie annitifdbe berihont"
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sOaiaIiiten 6emii6en i'd ueraebIldl

9ionL ilber garis, s. Sept -
9ie oeutihen So5ioliiten Sitgo Suo.
ie uno Gilbert Sroetrm, ipeld)c BON
ibrer 9artei nab sStalien geinnOt
mirnen, nm oie 6ieiiaen @enoiien
ill bppeeen, Die giegierung at be.
siniIuiielL al 9veiibLdno'S Sritc
iih al bent Stricga al Octheiliaen,
iiiilBtgn ltruerridhteter Code beiln.
trbren. s,u eIaem 4rOteit crtIareu
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slmcrifaner 6lei6en in garis.

8aris, 8. Sept. 8otienoe "a.
ben @oris petIoiien mo 8allIpnoe
iteben inn gcgriiic, oieieS 3u tblut;
uiGle dber perbeu bier bertpeilen,
mo ilnter 0ieien befinoen iih cine
0tenge 2lmerifaner. Der omerifani.
ide gotidJaIter bat erflart, bob cr
ibuen feinen Sdub ueriprefen ton.
ne, fnqs iie beripeilen. glbpr iie
molten iicb oen oSpdB" nit anieben
tno oisflltiren iiber Sic Gbonren
Der GelltIden sic Staot ein3une6.
men. Die 1nilitdriif,cn 4egnlatip.
nen iinS ieGr Itreug; SeOer, Der nidt
nahtpeiieu fam oob er fein Oeiit.
ider Spion lit, miro idarf 6eipoft.
Bis jcst lit feline &reisItrieeritna
Ser 9obruugsmittel fiiblbar. lle6er.
6ailpt glnl6t bier 9ticnauO, o1B oic
9cutiden Die Staot in ibrem gon3en
ltuiange belageru fGnnen. 9(Ie
nod bier ipobnenOeu Deltiheu uno
SeiterreiAer baben ben @efebl erbnl.
ten iih unper3iigli6 ouf oem ct.
2a3are @aGnbof ein5ufinoett Inn be.
porttrt gu iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

geiteat Die Omaha 1ribiine.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-12
French REPORTED TO Have
won A DESPERATE Battle

London, Oct. 10, 1929 A. M.-One
of the correspondents in France of the
Daily Mail'' in message dated Sat
urday says:
A desperate battle was fought yes
terday in the district to the north of
Arras, where the French and German
forces have been in touch for many
days. 1t ended in brilliant success
for the French arms, the German forces
being driven back 10 to 13 miles.
"This was the decisive conflict in
the Arras district, where the tide of
battle had ebbed to and fro for days.
The German losses yesterday are said
to have been approximately 1900
killed and wounded.
Gone who knows the district well
tells me, however, that the cavalry has
been greatly hampered by the surround
ings. They are in a large crop-grow
ing center and find themselves confront
ed with miles of hop gardens, where the
vines grow tall and are so strongly
bound together that they prove to be
impossible barriers.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-12
ONLY SUBURBS OF Antwerp
SUFFERED Great. DAMAGE

London, Oct. 12, 3.55 A. M.-"Ant-
werp was not seriously damaged by the
German bombardment,'' says the
Chronicle So Amsterdam corresponds
ent. "Only the suburb of Berchem anG
the southeast quarter of the town suf
fered badly.
Long after they had been evacu.
ated the Germans continued firing ON
and around the ruins of the blown up
forts. They feared mines and hoped
thus to destroy them. Near the south.
ern suburbs the ground had been ex-
tensively mined by the Belgians, but
the Germans were warned by the trait
ors from within the city and took care
to avoid the danger zone.
3'Motor buses from London carried
footsore troops who had fallen out Of
line. Then came columns of machine
guns drawn by dogs
The procession continued all dav
and late that night the artillery passed
through. They had been in rear
guard action. An officer said thew had
accounted for heaps of Germans. %
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-12

Deal. Tyler tossed out Barry at first
Evers threw out Schang. No runs, nc
hits, no errors.
Second Half-Barry threw out Cow
dy at first. Tyler famed. Barry threw
out Moran. No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
First Half-Bush was out, Schmidt
to Tyler on the best fielding play of the
game. Schmidt took the ball near the
foul line and made back hand throw
to Tyler. Murphy out ON high fly to
Whitted. Oldring out on fly to Nor
an. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Half-Bush tossed out Ev
ers. Barry threw out Connolly at first
Whitted out, by the Barry Mclnnis
route. No runs, no hits, no errors
Boston, Oct. 12.-Fenway Park
scene of memorable battles in the
worlds series of 1912, to-day staged
the third game in the series of 1914
between the Boston Braves, winners in
the National League, and the Phiadel
phia Athletics, American League cham
pions and defenders of the world s
title. 1t was almost last ditch de-
fense which the men from Philadelphia
prepared to make this afternoon as
their opponents had won both of the
games already played. Victorious to
day, the Bostons would need only one
game to gain the world s baseball hon.
ors.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-12
The Star Independent
Bargain and Educational Page
First Appearance Wednesday, October IA
Cash Prizes for Best Letters

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advertisements.
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of advertisements, the first of which
will appear in Wednesdays Star-In-
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of this paper will be paid in cash
for reading the advertisements of
the merchants appearing on the page,
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The plan by which readers will be
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ments were evolved for the particu-
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