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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29
EXPULSION OF ALIENS
 AFFECTS MANY FOLKS.

Paris, Dec. 29.-The recent decree expelling all Germans and Austrians from the Legion of Honor affects the following widely known persons: Duke AIexandre of O1denbourg; Prince Ra- dolin and Baron Won Sheen, both former ambassadors to Paris: Prince Luftpold of Bavaria: Baron-Marsha1 Von Bieberstein, former foreign min ister at Madrid; Prince Von BueIow, former chancellor; Puttmaker, former Governor of Kamerun; Generals Gentzkow, Von Hahnke, K1rchner, Kuntze, Won Strauts, Won Villanme; Count Von EuIenburg, grand marshal of the court; Admiral Roh1; Baron Op- penheim; Joachim, president of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29
Dm. Read Co
 Est06kEshed 1857

In anticipation of the January Clearance Sale of Far niture which opens January Second there will be extend ed to all customers the courtesy of two days period for selecting. Wednesday and Thursday of this week, De- thrtieth and thrtyfirs the days reserved during which customers will be allowed the privilege of selecting from the Furniture Galleries such articles they desire sale prices and the articles will be charged and delivered after the second of January.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29
BRITISH RECTOR HOLDS
 RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIP

Rochester. England. Dec. zs.-In installing the Rev. William E. Iutyens recently as Vicar of the important Church of St. Luke at GiIlingharn, the Bishop of Rochester called atten- ton to the fact that the new vicar. was holder of the British record in the 1000 yard run.
 MT. Lutyens is athlete, one of our best, although his record in tn e 1.000 yard run was made so many
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29
BRYAN SENDS GREETINGS
 TO BRAZILIAN MINISTER

Washington. Dec. zsLsecretary Bry- an has sent to the Brazilian minister at Mexico City, who is looking after American interests in Mexico, the fcI- lowing reply to his message of holiday greetings:
 Please accept the Presidents my own and the departments cordial thanks for your very kind message of iseasonable good wishes, which we heartily reciprocate.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29

F1ine Arts Academy of Berlin: BaIlin director general of the Hamburg American Steamship Company; Vie. gand, director general of the North German Lloyd, besides a number of professors and literary men
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29

proporionatey population of Stephen sons state would amount to about $116,O00.
 Political spending Connecticut has been carried af ter grand scale, considering the of the stae
 Most thoughtful citizens will therefore, the test between Congressman Donovan and Mr. H likely to naugurate better condition of affairs that election be something than contest between campaign funds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29
ARCTICS

We have a large stock ot Arctics that will fill the wants of every user from to 4 buckle. No need of cold feet when you can get com fort at the following low prices:
 Mems Arctics :. 98c, S2 69 Boys Arctics $1.29, $199 Ladies Arctics $1.19, $2.19 Children s Arctics 79c, S119
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29

Great clearance sale extraordinary values in reliable fur muffs and neck pieces, fox. wolf. skunk and raccoon and winter millinery goods at less than half former prices at E. H. Dillon & Co., 1105 Main street.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29
When We Say RubbeTS We Mean

the dependable kind, the
 kind to give hard service and long wear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29
Twenty-Five Ships Lost
 To Scandinavian Owners

Stockholm, Sweden. Dec. 2s.-Totai losses to Scandinavian shipping through mine disasters were as fol- lows up to mid-December:
 Sweden, eight ships and 60 lives; Denmark, six vessels and six lives: Norway, five vessels and six lives. To this total must also be added Holland with three vessels and IS lives.
 The total financial loss for the 9 ships and their cargoes will reach nearly S1o COG, ,o0o.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29

= PR0BaHIE EFF'Ecr or DoNoVAN-HIIL CONTEST
 ON THE USE or MONEY TO INFLUENCE s E ELECTIONS SoE or OUR ooneporaries scarcely realize the
 inporanceaof the Donovan Hill contest nor Io unuer @ heat according and evidence for the support of political
 One oonenporaIy refers to the that stephen expended $o7 coo in primary election ln te oDan 8 d 'of The majority of the committee did indeed find that the slate or Federal limiting expenditures not to candidate
 attitude Of the public mind toward these expendi 79s , a tlss refvai G ef s
 eve believe the methods employed at the primary were ss1 h ae that ey directly contributed @ to de- y the freed0 of election that they violated the they senate of the United States Of procuring 2 seat in that body
 many 1t had been the custom of candidates for money ovp confribu these expenditures violated the epes a1 the 3aas q our as aganss part confined and payments in the na
 his senate eatsd seated May Luke a g s ns sgsop bis aaps nsas vote of B to It 1909, also that the large by them, o large and influential portions of the legislation had PUBLICITY OF EItsel1ON EN- for is ba prncp but 1t greatly araplied thines flE4e regarded iob bs penalty ferbiddenss
 Many states including Connecticut had at this rne or q election involving Hpendiures candidates
 Gonneeieut Ieoe passed Corrupt Pracices act workable through forts largely of the late Stiles Judson dei And 1911 directly stimulated the revela Vsing purpose influencing elections at which Congress to be elected'
 conditions have changed since majority nitee found that the exendue of s10700O in the absence of ae federal law to the would not in itself lnseating of candidate.
 State Federal laws have come into being These laws provide publicity The expenditure that be made limited The forbidden 1t forbidden accept donae The things for which be Expenditures purposes are forbidden It that the Of the forbidden to report other than that Of the actual These which notin Senator stephensons path expended The charges the Hill alone upon gen eraI principles public policy but the requirements specific statutes question not as in the wrong spend s1o7ooo but
  in contrary
 thirteen alege forbidden Statute of 1911, orsby bothi ceedings under brnq Gorqt Practices Act Connecticut the politicians peril offender
 laws state and Federal are realized to have ann cation against such M humber poIIcans will readily see the danger to themselves ing the may spared whole sale prosecutions like those recently Iowa. hose now IT pelhg hundred po ticfans doing custom to yet forbidden by the
 is alleged that Mir. Hills campaign direct bene fit of expenditure $iOO0o large sum- compared with that expended by Senator Stephenson yet idering the which it about the anne
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-29

The holy standard of Mohammed has been taken to Damascus to inspire Turkish troops marching to meet Brit ish forces, that are marching on Bag
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26
MEETS SUDDEN DEATH.
Columbia Lawyer Run Over by Au-
tomObile.

Columbia, S. c., March 21.-
Pringle T. Youmans, lawyer of Co.
lumbia and member of the Richland
county delegation in the lower house
of the general assembly, was knock
ed down and killed in the street to-
night by an automobile driven by
Harry L. Davis, garage owner, for
merly a police chauffeur. Davis is
held at police headquarters to await
the result of an inquest tomorrow.
Mr. Youmans, SIS years of age,
was married in Augusta three weeks
ago to Mrs. May Bronson, of Colum-
bia. He was the, oldest son of the
late Leroy F. Youmans, attorney
general of South Carolina.
He was fellow student with
Woodrow Wilson in the Barnwell
School, of Columb bia, and in the law
school of the University Of Virginia.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26

Board of Control County Dispensar'
les, Bamberg County, South Caro-
lima.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26
Boy Charged With Robbing the Unit
ed States Mail.

Asheville, March 22.-Charged
with robbing the United States mails,
Hugh Denton, IA year-old Canton
lad yesterday afternoon faced trial
in the court of United States Com
missioner Robert S. Mccall. The
little fellow was held for trial at
the approaching criminal term of the
federal court under a bond of $500.
The evidence in the case was to
the effect that the boy had been seen
lettering about the postoffice at Can
ton for the past week or 10 days
and that quite recently Assistant
Postmaster Mease caught him open
ing some lock boxes. The boy is
said to have worked the combina-
ticns on the boxes without trouble.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26
SUIT FOR A BEARD.
Louisiana Lawyer Values Lost Wms-
kers at 100000.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-What IS
the value of a beard? That is
question which justices Of the Su-
preme Court have been asked to de-
termine.
The case is that Of E. A. O'Sulll-
van, a prominent Louisiana lawyer,
who placed a value of 100000 on a
growth of beard. O'SuFlivan. who
formerly was district attorney, State
senator and city attorney of New
Orleans, claims he was forcibly de-
prived of his hirsute adornment on
election day in November, 1908. On
that day, he asserts, Paul Felix, a
Justice of the peace in Jefferson
parish, and William w. Stiles, dep
uty sheriff, conspired to prevent sew
eral men from voting. O'Sullivan
claims he went to the polls to advise
about the conduct of the election.
He asserts that a number Of men i'm
ported to the election place by Felix
seized him and tied his arms. Then
he claims, Stiles cut off his beard.
O'Sullivan brought suit in 1911 for
$4,000 damages under the Federal
civil rights act.
Felix and Stiles claim the suit was
barred by the one-year Louisiana
statute of limitations. The Louis
lana courts so held. but O'Sullivan
has brought the case to the Supreme
Court on the ground that the statute
of limitations has no application to a
suit arising under a Federal statute.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26
MAKE ANOTHER CAPTURE.
Lexington Sheriff Arrests Alleged
Fugitive at Branchyille.

Lexington, March 1S.-Sheriff Sim
J. Miller returned from Branchville
yesterday with Bence Dreher, wanted
in this county on a charge of obtain
ing goods under false pretence. The
warrant was issued by Magistrate
W. E. Lorick, of Irno at the instiga-
tion of w. A Smith, who alleges that
Dreher gave him a mortgage over
some COWS when he had no COWS in
his possession. The authorities have
been looking for Dreher for quite
awhile, but he was not located and
the matter was turned over to the
sheriff. Sheriff Miller soon traced
Dreher to Branchville and from that
point to saw mill few miles from
town, where he was captured.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26
1oHN GARY EVANS MAY ENTER.
If They Wish Him to Make the kace
for the Senate.

Anderson, March lS.-Former
covernor John Gary Evans OF Spar
,anhnrg was a visitor in the city yes
terdav coming down from "alhaila
vbere he has been in attendance upon
civil court. The visitor was kept ouss
dnrine the short time spent IN the
CITY shaking hands with his frlenos
and admirers.
81 have nothing to say concerning
nol;+ics while l am here. declared
Gov Evans to a representative OF
The Daily Mail. My trip mere
has no significance with any polltlcai
move. and dropped down to see no"
Anderson and the people OF Anderson
are getting along.
"Gov. Evans, your friends over
here want YOU to be a candldate loi
the United States senate, frieho
remarted to the former governor.
well then, they must tell ME so'
was his reply
An Anderson man who is recognlz-
ed as some prognosticator when II
comes to State politics declared d
few days ago that in his opinion there
are three men in South Caroipa VINO
can defeat the governor for the Unit
cd States senate He named Con-
yressman Lever, State Superlnten-
dent of Education Swearingen ana
Ex-Gov. Evans. This gentleman
went on to say that he believed the
latter has the best chance OF tne
three. because he would be an as-
eressive fighter on the stump. ne
would come nearer being the goVeF
nor,s eoual as a campaigner. SO the
Anderson gentleman declared.
The people are wondering what ei-
feet Senator Smiths being in the race
would have on Gov. Evans chances
if he decided to enter the race. 1t IS
q known fact that the strength OF
these two men lies among the same
voters to large extent
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26
PREFERS DEATH TO PRISON.
Youth Refuses to Enter Plea of Gull
ty to Avoid Chair.

New York, March 19.-"I would
rather go to the electric chair than
spend twenty years in prison" said
1s-year-old Harry Staeffer, in Su-
preme Court to-day, when his parents
urged him to plead guilty in the
second degree at his trial on the
charge OF first degree murder for the
killing of William T. Martin, of
Toronto, Canada, last year.
Shaeffer testified that he and an
accomplice, still a fugitive, tied a
towel around their victims head for
the purpose of smothering his cries,
but that they did not intend to kill
him. The boy, conscience-stricken,
surrendered recently in st. Louis.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-03-26
NOTICE TO DISTILLERS AND
LIQUOR DEALERS.

Bids and samples are hereby re-
quested in accordance with the dis
pensary law now in force, for the
following goods to be furnished the
State of South Carolina for the use
of the county, sc. Liquors to be
Bamberg cunty. S. c. Liquors to be
shipped in car load lots except beer,
freight prepaid to Bamberg, S. c., to-
wit:
All kinds of corn, rye, gin, wines,
brandies, both in bulk and bottled in
full one-half pints. pints, and quarts.
Beers in pints and quarts to be
delivered at Bamberg, Denmark,
>Ehrhardt and Olar, S. C.
Also bids on empty bottles, one
half pints, pints, and quarts, in dis
All goods shall be furnished in
pensary cases, corks and tin foil.
compliance with and subject to the
terms and conditions Of the dispen-
sary law of 1907, and bidders must
observe the following rules:
1st. All bids must be sealed, and
there shall be no signature or mark
upon the envelope indicating the
name of the bidder.
End. All bids must be sent by
express or registered letter to Geo.
A. Jennings, treasurer, Bamberg, S.
c., on or before April 9Th, 1914.
3rd. The contract will be award
ed to the lowest responsible bidder,
the board reserving the right to re-
ject any or all bids, or parts of bids.
The board requires that on all bids
submitted the age and proof of all
goods shall be stated, and all bids
shall be in gallons, one-half gallons,
quarts, pints. and one-half pirts.
Bids will be opened at the office of
the county board, Bamberg, S. c.. on
April 6, 1914.
J. VI. GRIMES,
Chairman.
J. B. KEARSE,
W. H. FAUST.
Board of Control County Dispensar-
les, Bamberg County, South Caro-
lima.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-07
g2etteite arieas6eridlte.

Berlin, Z. Oft. (9rabtlOie Sepe.
idje ii6er Sngpille) - Der bentife
@eneralitab bat beHte nad Berlin
beridJtet: D9ic Sample anf bent
re6teH Sliigcl gessn bic gerbiin-
neten neBnten etnen erfOlgretflen
&erlaili.4
Sapuner beIeten Garuliuen.SnI
geting, 7. Oft. = g1a6 elmer
oeutiden 9epeide bnben Die So
poner Die SnieL gab bon ben Gu
rolineninieIu beiest. (0ieie befin-
ben iid nabe Der 9bilippinen i'm
Bocific,S8ean.)
2onoon, Z. of. - Gin beltti6er
Sorpeboboot5eritorer ioG in Ser
georoiee ouf cine Dtine geitoBen
ut6 geiuitfen iein. GirBeIbeiten feb.
len. = glu8 aioutihdu miro 6erih.
tet, baB Der oetttide areu8er Cor
moran un0 5pei &anonenboote ge.
iltnfen ieien. Cgit 8oriidt alif3u.
uebHen.)
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liaOen i'm Sawalki-Gfbitt
nnb in Gali'ita gsf4lagen!
9O1nungsUO0er Beri6t OeS 0aerrei6if6en
9enGraMd6(erS General UOn 90fer
i6Cr Ole ]triegS(HgG
YaaIHi6e siestSbtri4te in ensIanO aidlt 9e0Iaabt!

gien, 7. Oft. - es nir6 bier
offi3iea aHeetiinoigt, ooB Die Der.
Jude Der 9iuiien arafau 5u bella.
germ, idmdblidl eeideitert limo. Die
9liiieu iino na6 bibigem Sample
ron Den lliern Oes Qonaiec 5uriid.
getrieben iporoen. Die Geiterrei.
der, itarf peritarft, 6aben geu Sau.
Dee an Der iiloliden ngu3iihen Ct.
ienbnbn pieoer beieBt mo bebal.
ten GarnoiD in ibren S1noen. Die
9hliien baben mebrere beftige gln.
griffe mif 0ieie Stoot uiternommeu.
pur6en a6cr in iebem Sale 3u.
riidgei9lagen. Die 9luiien 0eriuo).
ten nit 5nei rieiigm glrmeeu i'm
Siioen lnD i'm gtoroen por5iiorin'
gen, poren abex nidt i'm Stanoe
bic @efedtsIinie Der 0eiterreiher
All 6ir6bredeu. Die 2esteren be-.
finOen fi6 iest in Der Stieniipe
iuio per6en Den g31dien cine Shlaht
Iieiern. Bir6 OieieLbe BON ben
8eiterreihern geponnen oonu mil.
fen Die Gufcn Die 9eIngerllng BON
8r5eraDsl altfgeben. 0ie 0eiit.
iden 6ringen imner peiter in gui.
IiIhsBolen Dor uno beoroben Die
9iuiien IN Der 5lanfc.
g9ien, iiber g(miterOom uno Con.
Don, 7. Oft. - Cine oifi3ieIle bonn
General BON Soefer Undergraduate
0epeihe beiagt: Ser ploblihe
8oritob Der 8eittifen uno Deter
reider in 9iuiiiid.Bolen bot Die
9fuiien politdn6is iiberrniht. Sros-
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Gins gloomfielS.

Serr &eiHridl g8. 9artels
BON 8afefieIo ne6it 5rnlr uno God.
fer pareu am Snmitag u16 Conn.
tag Iie6e @dite i'm gfarrbauie Der
8retfnItigfeit8firde.
- 6rau 8eter &ortlm, oie bier
etli9e gSodeu gum 9eiud BEL IT,
rem Sobne un0 anoeren @ertpdno.
ten tpeiIta, fubr am Montqg Mtor.
gen in tire neile Setnlatb ua6
Waontand 5urltf.
- @roBrnlltter @robulort bie
nlssong Sult 81 i6ren @roBftnoern
IN g6le8pig, SS5a., reiite, tebrtc
am 3ienitag I'M gtutomobil 6e8
Serrn 8m. g@ltntana rpoblbeBalten
beinL nm iofort ibre gelpobnten
glrbeiten, Striden, GfIege Der Sub
ner lm6 oes @artens, ipieOer duf5u-
ne6nten uno Der 10 Ieiht miiben
aSl9en6 at 3eigen, mos man I'm al.
ter nod ferttg bringeu fam.
5rou 6einrih 8oIpp feierte
om Sonntog ibren 80. @eburtStng.
Die perregneten globniittag8. uno
@ben6itiuoen hieIten manden @rd-
tlilortten in ieinen @on0en feit;
ober bic n1ditep @crwanoteu bat.
ten es iid bod ttidt nebmen loiien,
ibre @Iiiduiinide peri1ilIih 3a iiber-
bringeH.
IN lluter sq6lreiher 8etheiligung
ieitens Der StoOt lu1o Der In corpore
6reirnanrer- uno Dob
sSeaom 2ogeu fpuroe Der am Mitt-
mod plobIitI I'M Qllter bon SO Sab.
rem ON Ser5idhrg peritorbenen frii-
bere Boitbote Seifcrb Iebten Sonn-
tag Na6nittng feierIid SIT Grade
geleitet.
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Die gcr. etaateu unS 9apau.
Die 9cIctuug Der s,niel Salute
mag 5l 9eripideIungen fiibren.

@aIbnatcn z. OF. -Grob Der
5u 9eginn oes arieges bon bem bic.
itgcn iapaniiben @otihaftcr aenIah.
ten gnfiinOigling 0aB Die Sapnner
ibre Gperationen segen Geutidlano
ouf Den ierHen Often beidrdHfen
milroen, baben 0ieie oeltuod) 0aS 81.
Lamb SoIuiia 5n Der Warihna. eSniel.
eruppe i'm StiIlen GSeun geb6rig,
(0eutiher geiib), beiest. Stoats.
iefretdr grDon bot bon glnfau1 on
olf oie 8epeeungen Der s5opaner ein
oufiuerfidueS gluge eebnbt un0 5ipar
auf @riln0 oes proteits Gbino's BIN,
ipeldes iid iiber Sapan's Retitrali.
.otsbrud bel Der Ser. Stdateu &e.
pierilng beIdfperte. @egen Der ge.
ieeung oes GLANDS sSaIltita III Bel
Oeu Ser. Staaten nod tein 9roteit
eingeloiiien aus Dem einfa6en @rlln-
be, neil ollber Deutihlanb ielbit
feiu aldger borboroen lit. anoers
ober liegt Die Sa6e NIT samoa.
Gort boben Die Ser. Staoten beoeu.
tenoe SonoelsintereIien ino einen
ousgeoebnten geiis. 3ie Ser. Stoo.
teuten iino cine Seemndlt uno neoer
oieie nod cine an0ere oorf es ge.
itatten, Dab Die IaridoIlinieIn, mel,
DE ouf oem Sonoelspeg Inn oos
4ap Sorn unO 6llr6 oie 0togalbaes-
ltrobe liegt, in ben geiis Der ga.
paner fdat. D2an gIdubt in bieiigen
offi5teGen areiien, Dab oos @ilnno
SSSalutta BON Den Sapanern ger1untt
un6 bon ben @ngIGnoern beiest mer-
ben miro. Sn oieieHt Gimme bat lid
aud bic beige britii6e gotidaft
nllsgeiproden.
Die Saponer geben an, ooB iie
6ie S5niel MIR 0esbalb beiett baben,
Inn @elegenbeit at befonmen, 0ie
oortige &oblenitation, bon no aus
oeutihe arelt3er ibre Gorrdtbe be-
5ieben gu 5erItoren.
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Dem oicie itarfe 4ilistrilppen aus
@aIi3ien nad oem g1Dr0en bradteh
purocn lie 0ennoh iiberlDdltigt un0
iiber Die @eidliel 5uriidgeorangt.
llniere Eruppen beiegeu oeH griIts
fentopi bel Sanoom!r tul0 bieltcH
oenieIbeH gegen ale slHgriiFe. Sn
@aIi5ien riideu mir III lleberein.
thinning nit Dem arieasplot iueie
ter Dor. Sine rldiiife sSnianteries
oipiiion nuroe in Saruope5eg Don
ben Teitiden uno Seiterrei9era
mlfgerieben.
2ouoon, Z. Oft. - giner off.
5ieaen 8ieucr 2epeide 5ufoIge ia.
ben Die perbiinoeten oiterreid]iiden
mo 0eutiden GUiippeu Die gfiiien
BEL Spntoip I'M rlliiiid.poIuiiden
Commencement 9fooom oil Der 0pa-
topfa (g1ebeniIub Der geidieD in
einem beftigen Greffeu beiiegt unO
his 3ur @eid)iel piriidgetrieben. Die
Guiien iino bel Dem 8eriude, ben
ltbiod RaB in ben aarpatbeu 5it
nebmmen, nnf's Soupt eeidtageI.
8mii6en 9oleno mo glfnos neriuf-
ten Die 3uiien, Die 2inie Der oerei-
nigten Seiterreider uno 8eutiden
su ourdbrhen Ser glngriff tuir.
De bllitis obgei6lageu.
2onoon, Z. Oft. Cine bon
@ien bier eingetroffene 8epeide
6eIagt, onB Ole Cholera in Garnop,
@uli3ien, mt GROCER Seftigfeit ouf-
getreten lit. gier8ig 9Serioneu iOl.
len II oerielben beialen iein.
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Eortasals Giusreifen ipirbe nidlt
iiberraldJen

WoIbinaton, Z. Oft. gtoh
Iiegt feline 9eIt1tigllng 6es 8erliner
8eri6tS Dor, ooB gortleal iit OH.
i9ift. feline 9lrmee anelutiten Der
gLQiirten in Die @egidoale 5l ner-
fen. Der bieTige portugieitihe @e-
ianote, 8iconte oe glte, erfl1rt, ieitt
2ano iei bereit, ie0er 3eit oieien
Sdritt auf 9erlangen @rOBbritan-
MEMS au tbun.
gs beItebt Elm gertrog BON 8ient.
lid longer 8ouer 5piiden beioen
2Gnoertt, peIder gegenieitigenSdut
3uii6ert. 9erielbe ipuroe na9 Nus
bru6 Oes iesigen 9rieges, iagt Der
@eIon0te, bonn portugieiiihen 9obi-
nett bon g1euent beit1tigt. england
i6ifte on1 28 September anl1Blif
Der @rneuerl1Ag be8 8ertrages einen
areu3er nn6 2iiiabon mel6er Die
porttgieitfde 5lagge nit Salut.
f6itiIen ebrte.
gion, iiber 2ott6on, 6. Oft. -
Die beltti6e 8reiie bat bier eingeben.
Cen g3a6ridten 3ufoIge ben 8erooht
ouf @nglono, oaB es Die iton0inn.
bti6en 21noer, bor oIlen 91neln1rt,
gum 9lufgeben ibrer gtelttraIit1t uno
BUR 8et1eiliguutg om @riege geget
0eltti6Ion0 beitimnten mil.
Die 8erItner r8eltide &ages3ei.
tlIng" beipridt oos @erii6t, oaB
nieIe feinolide S6iife I'M Sfoga.
raf uno aattegat geieben ipurben,
utlo benerft: y8em Dies britii6e
S6iffe iinO, 10 Iie9t offenbar cine
troberl6c 0euonitration gegen bic
itatOinaOiihen Staatet 6eiDnoers
8dnemarf, Dor"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-07
,nSeriidlt Der 9entIfleu.

Set. lrl @loe bot bon ieinent
in aie[ itobneitoen Sf)iDoger cine
origineIIe glnii6tspoitfnrte erboIten.
nelhe unter onoeren1 folger0e auf-
i6rift tr6et; nSnbt MIR bert gltten
Wlutb; mir idaffen's ifon. Gin
gut Stiif 9trbeit tit BON ittieren bro-
ben Srlppen bereits IN Sit iulO
8eit geliefert. gaGditens fonlnlt
Der 9lu8flug noG 2onoon. Sbfabrt
uuf beutiden, freie giidfoba ouf
engliiAen 9rieesififfen. @iuft Oh
Mtg - @ebnlide Gurten ftn6 bier
e6enfaag ans 9euti6la1o eingetrof.
fen, uno iie tern3ei6nen 10 reht bic
5iegeg8uberfiht be8 belttiden goIfes
in oieient Rrieee, Der bon oIIert
9eutiden als ein beiliger be8ei6net
piro.