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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
ROBERTS STILL IN JAIL
Mayor of Terre Haute, Held in Alleged
Election Frauds. Still Unable to Fur
nish Bonds of s1o,ooo-compelIed to
Sleep on Jail Floor Because Of the
Crowded Condition eff Cells.

Indianapolis. Dec. 2s-Donn NJ. Rob
erts, mayor of Terre Haute. Ind. who
with ninety-tWo others. was arrested
on federal indictment charging con-
spiracy to corrupt the election OF Nov.
last. was still in Jail here this after
noon on failure to furnish bonds OF
$4,000. Because OF the crowded condi-
ton OF the Jail Mayor Roberts last
night was forced TO sleep on straw
tick on the cement door Twenty one
others were unable TO furnish bonds. II
was said 125 indictments in all were
returned and other arrests were ex-
pscted today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
eRoH NOT ON MARKET.
Not Likely Any Deal Will Go Thru For
Transfer of Infieder's Services,

Cincinnati, Dec Isl President
August Hermann, Of the Cincinnati
baseball club, received word today
from Manager Roger Bresnahan, of the
Chicago National League team. that
the latter would be in this city to-
morrow to discuss several proposed
trades
President Hermann said he know of
no specific deal that might go thru and
added there was little probability of
any deal for Second Baseman Groh of
the local team.
President Thomas Of Chicago stated
last week that he would like to obtain
Grof1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
New York Produce.

New YORK, Dec. ~.
Butter-Ffrm: receipts 1858 tubs;
for three days; creamery 36G3Sfs;
creamery extras s5ta: extra hrsts BAN
M34h: extra seconds 2s63 ladies.
firsts 231a @24; seconds %; packing
stock, current make. No. 2. 21k 922;
extra 2s@2s1a
Cheese-Steady; receipts 1874 boxes;
state whole milk special. white or col
ored 15A G16: average fancy 15A %
151s: Skins 2h Z G1122ik
Eggs-Firm: receipts 1850 cases;
fresh gathered selected extras 80 i040:
extra frsts SO; irsts 81: seconds 800
50: State Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery white 47149; nearby gathered
whites 35147; nearby hennery browns
41I42; gathered browns 5000.
Poultry-Alive. weaker: western
chickens 10: fowls 1879 d14A: turkeys
10: dressed ffrmer: western chickens IA
els: fowls 121s 917: turkeys 1922.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
FOUR DEATHS IN FIRE.
Inmates Of Cambridge Home For Aged
Rescued With Difficulty.

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 2S. Four
deaths and the probable fatal burning
of another inmate in the FIRE which
trapped many persons In the city home,
were checked up today by officials.
Many others Of the 23S inmates. mostly
aged men and women, suffered severe
ly from fright and exposure. Police.
firemen and nurses assisted them down
stairwsys. fire escapes and ladders. ID
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Chicago Produce.

tlIICaEO, DC. %.
Buter-Higher; creameries 24d34.
Eggs-Lower; receipts, 3,OS8 cases;
at mark, cases included. 22d %: ordi-
nary hrets, 30931A: frsts. 33a 33A.
PouItry-Alive, unsettled: turkeys,
IA; fowls. Il; springs. 11l2.
Pork-Cash, 1900.
Lard-Casn, lU.45.
Ribs-Cash, s75310.373s.
Rye-No. 2, 112.
Barley-S1 674.
Timothy-5.5G97 700.
Clover-12.50 so 1900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Rioloai.ts hal Convention.

ST. Louis, Dec 2s.-The Federation
Of American Societies for Experimental
Biology began three days convention
here today, meeting in the west for the
first time in ten years. Clinics and
lectures will be held daily. The feder-
alton includes the Physiological So
ciety. the Society of Biological Chem
lists. the Society Of Pharmacology and
Experimental Therapeutics and the
Society for Experimental Pathology.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
kansa. City Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by Taylor * Patton, over
% East Main.]
Kansas City, Dec. IS.
Wheat-No. > red, 1.a1: No. red.
1.20a1.21; No. . hard. 1.21}a q 1.22; No.
8 hard. l.20Q1.21hs.
Corn-No. ?. 6Sla; No. white. 6S@
6S1a; No. yellow, 69@69la; No. 5
white, 67a6S: No. 3, 6Sls; N.o>3 yell
lows. sS14 a $50.
Oats-No. =, 456i7; No. white, 40
a 81; No. 3, 443s q 46; No. 3 white, 47ls
gas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Grain Trade News Items.

Furnished by Lamson Bros. * Co.
POS Masonic Temple. Phone 1881
Wheat Receipts. 1.s2t,ooo ship
rents, 10000.
corn-Receipts, 1779.ooO; shipments
100000
oats-Receipts, 100000; shipments
$4,000.
Northwest receipts Minneapolis,
1856; Duluth, 50: Winnipeg, 80.
Chicago receipts-Wheat. sos; corn.
1,20e: oats, 40 ttwo days..
Clearances-Wheat and flour, 1.249,-
900; corn, 121.OOO; oats. 26.00O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
SPECIAL TRAINS FOR PRoAlss.
Convention Of Workers Designed to
impress Congress.
fSoecial Correspondens

Especial Correspondence.] .
Washington. Dec. 2S.-Jn view OF the
recent action Of the house on the pro-
hibition and inasmuch as this question,
in different phases. will probably be
before congress steadily from now on,
particular interest attaches to the
Forthcoming annual convention of the
prohibition workers OF the United
States at Atlantic CITY
From July to 10. 1915. there will
be held at Atlantic city one Of the
most remarkable gatherings ever held
in that place, or anywhere. for that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
wa. = privileged Bee.

Hazel. aged four, was spending tho
day with her aunt. While there bee
stung her. When she returned home
that evening her father asked her II
she killed the bee and she replied:
"why, no, papa: 1t was Aunt James
bee"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28

No 3 yellow. s6ls G67; No. 4 yellow.
6SI6SA; No. 4, 65s4 @66.
Oats-No. ?, 4s1s: No. ? white, 81:
No. 8. ASH No. 3 white, so: No.
white. 49a49ls; standard, 5Ols @51.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Peoria Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by TAYLOR & Patton, over 80
East Main.l
Peoria Dec. IS
Corn-Receipts. sixtythree cars; un-
changed to y cent higher; No. 8 white
81; No yellow. ca 67I4 No. yell
low. So q S52a; No. 1. 6654 No yellow,
81; No. 5. sax; No. S, IS.
Oats-Receipts. nine cars; un-
changed; No. white. 49hs; No. 8
white, 4Sl2 q 40, nominal; No. white,
47is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, Dec. IS
Wheat-Spot, firm: No. l Manitoba,
los SID; No. Manitoba, los Sd; No.
Manitoba, los 4d No hard winter.
los sgd; futures nominal
Corn-Spot. nominal futures. quiet:
January, IS 3+4d: February, IS 4d
FTour-Winter patent, ass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Bishop ouar4er of csnturx.

Duluth, Mimi. Dec. 2s.-Archbishcp
John Ireland will be among the Cath
Ollie clergy in Duluth this week. which
will celebrate quarter Of 2 ceasury'S
work by the Right Rev. James McCol-
rick, as bishop of the Duluth diocese.
The celebration begins today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Chicago Grain Close.
Rang. Of Chicago Grain Prices.

Chicago. Dec IS.
Wheat-December. opened at 1.2s:
highest 1.2s4: lowest 1864; closed
1868; May. opened at 1909; closed
1.2SZ.
Corn-December, opened at e7h +:
highest. s7%; lowest Sc IS; closed sses !;
May, opened at 74+a; closed 10.
Oats-December, opened at 4s7s :
highest so; lowest, 4sh; closed 4s4.;
May. opened at 541s: closed 53is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
REDIscounT RATES APPROVED
Philadelphia Reserve Bank First TO
Establish Rates Below Per Cent.

Washington. Dec. 2S.-The federal
reserve board today approved redis-
count rates of Az per cent on maturi-
ties up to thirty days. and per cent
on maturities between thirty and
ninety days. for the Philadelphia fed
eral reserve bank. That is the first
bank to establish rate below per
cent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
FALLING OFF IN RECEIPTS AND
HUGE EXPORT DEMAND CAR
RY PRICES skYWARD.
QUOTATIONS ASCEND TO
" CENT OF RECORD LEVEL
Corn Displays Sympathy For Wheat
Advance But Selling Due TO Prospee.
civ. eio Receipts Forms an Offset
Firnness 10 Rule In oats-Provis-
ion. Swing Upward With Hogs.

Chicago. Dec. 2s.-Fresh strength
developed In whea, today, largely ow-
ing to a falling off IN receipts, to the
huge exports and the fact that no
oeacs was in sight. A wave OF puying
carried prices to within y cent OK
the record mark since the beginning
of the war. Profit taking later acted
as a check. The opening, which was
u to g cent up. was followed by
rise Of cent or more all around.
Later the reaction much more than
wiped out all the gain. II was said
leading bull had unloaded big line.
The close was unsettled Is 10 1s @ Is
cents lower.
Corn displayed some sympathy with
the wheat strength. Selling, however
due to prospective large receipts,
formed an Offset. After opening Il cent
off TO - cent advance, the market
eteadied at about the same as Satur-
day night
The market underwent general de-
cline later with whea, and the close
was weak, IA to IA @1as cents net
lower.
Firmness was the rule in oats.
Prominent SPECTATORS were conspic-
nous on the bull side.
Provisions.
Provisions swung as result OF
higher prices for hogs. On the bulge.
tho. packers were free sellers.
Chicago Grain Close.
Chicago, Dec. IS.
wheat-No. red 1865 a .2s; No. 2
hard 1863 91.2s4.
corn-No. yellow s7h9ss4; No.
yellow sT96s.
oa.s-No. white 4sns $50; standard
50A @50Z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
St. Louis Cash Grain Close.

Furnished by Taylor & Patton, over %
East Main.]
ST. Louis, Dec. %.
wheat-No. 2 red, 1.25@1.26; No. 3
red, 1.24@124R: No. 4 red, 1929; No.
{ hard 1851 a1.2s; No. 9 hard. 1850
1.26; No. hard, 1.23.
iCorn-No. 2, 81; No. white. $50
1sx: No. yellow, So: No. 8 white. 81
@67A: No, 4 white, Go; No. 3, 66@66x;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
CHICAGO Potato Market.

chicago, Dec. Is.
Potatoes-Steady; Michigan and
Wisconsin, red. 3564o: Michigan and
Wisconsin, white, 35945; receipts, p
cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-28
Rance Of Prices.

Furnished by Taylor s Patton, grain
merchant, % East Main street. Phone
IS,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28

Ter 6nb in bO0er 5nd sU lautcn o,eac 0rn DrninnO.
Berlin S. gna 2raGlOe 2rpeih Die Aiurtc |ref hber
SaDbie 81 746 IOrgcns) Sas bhe 6anpanarsr hat u
gerdt srIaTn nm uclm 5enb i'm 8ten au Der
n einc sdsn nnO i'd in boiler 5nd ben Der aamp nnerte
Gage
@sHera Slut Der Oe rmcc Der SerbhnOstcn bel &anbense
hlng hot bic geriusng ard auiscnOmmcn nnO O bic
finOidle Armee jn nm,iuscln nnO sefangcu abmcH.
Tie BcnerGle SlOw nn pnuiu e6cn bic rnuoid be
Ghs Armec ameecorp OcaanOg nu Die Sdladt fanb
sudden Der NNGs Der WUi ndbe 0amnr Nt uabe mrcre
Sage Ter 6cnS bcnbe i'd in uocm GHfaG Od Ianbengc
Ter aHsri an Manbngc wurOc @Ohber8Oe abredt
@nrtembere crOuc Gr ug Nn 6iub Die 6nd unS befOgte
H hber Die SemOp &cbcnnf Der Maasl unO h6cr o Naas
1r Suc ArUnpn ge1t nit enn Sruppen bis Die WOiel
nno Der &rUnpn Smrrn bat Die O @ann ga
lnere Snppn gcGen init Oen ScmmtbeipOr
e i'd an bcm Grrrtrpa bcnocn tuns lit oentn
9ruppen nnb Cficrcn aud ndt crunrtu MINT cO) @ne
raj Sceringn Cinc S9Hng 5enO Onrd Die Susein fort
Scr belaidr 3uFORen, mcldc ScnGg Ruod ciuclt
Nasa anucrp macn grUn gernen 5rHfar
hlngen 6 HeiaRguc gemGt cine Yeng ehbc
bsute Die bealde SeuOierung nnbm Dem Sample She'll iOOn
ua aade Observation-Disclosures ersrfu
lie Gorps tcu aerucn Hb Den @aen sernieu uOrOen,
nm bic SerbiuOnng aufredt balcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28
9amen Nalfs.g .gneidlni,.

@eitcrn BAT oos 8oulen SilIisfo.
mite fir Die Strieesnotbleioenoen i'm
NniitUerein enc 9eriammIung as.
gcbdIten glae 9nnteit 1t6eiten NIT
9roBem 6leiBe an Dem eOIen Snm.
meImcrf lntO beri6ten ii6er ibone
@rfolge. g9ic oiel Iie i'm @nn8en
geiauueIt babe1 miro iih bente
9Ibeno 3eigen mann Die oagemeine
&illfs-@eieqidaft ibre gerianmIuug
abbolten ipiro lmo 8eriHte bon al.
len Samnlern eingeioroert iperoen.
Die nGdIte 9eriammIlng Der 81.
men finOet ndhiten YiitttDoh gtadj.
mittag i'm Qeutidcn 8ouS itatt.
Die 9omen ba6eu beidloiien. ei.
men 8ajar fiir ben eOlen 6iiIfS.
5pef ob3ubalten llo Die folgenoen
9amen beItimnit Die 6anOarbeiten
fir 0enielben entgegengnebnel
Sri. 6ren5er i'm gtniitbeim imO
8rmt' 5riB aIenfe I'M 0elttiden
SQuS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28

Berlin, iiber glonL 2S. slug. -
geritdrflngen oes oeutihen Sceres
treifen in SitpreuBen elm. es miro
angenommen, OoB Die Deutiden Den
8iiiien eine StIodt Iieiern iDeroen,
iobalo oieie Die marifige @eaeno
i'm WinillreHlonbe butter iidj boben.
Slaiier 8ilbelm bat bon Der i5ront
aus all oos preuBiid)e Wtiniiterium
teIegrapbirt, oufs Bette fir Die
oelltihen 5liihtlinge iorgen 5u
Doaen. @r bot ongeorbnet, oab iie
aui Regierlmgstoiten berpiIegt uer.
ocn bis Die 9iuiien ipieOer auber
Sauoes getrieben mo bic 6liihtlin.
&c ibre peimitdtten be3iebcn fonnen.
Sf. petersburg, 28. glug.-3Dei
Sdlnften 3lpii1en Oen 9iuiien Ell.
nerieits mO 0en 9eutIden Iopic
Seiterreihern onoerieits iteben Be.
Dor. Ole Stiiifeu baben BON Ocn
Oelterrei6ern eine gtieOerlaee erlit.
ten bod peroen SiiIistrlppen ge.
ianOt, Inn Die Sdarte mieOcr aits5u.
neBen 9ie 9fltiIen befinoen lid auf
oem 8ege mad aonigsberg. 9as
20. oeiltihe glrmeerurps, pelheS 0en
Ruiien nod beitigen aGmpien mel.
den muBte, bat bel gIaenItein Stel.
lung genonumen unO iidl Iturf Der.
idau3t Gertide 3rlppen befin6cn
lid auf Nem gormarid rn0 baben
Goitioncn cingenommcu Inn oen
Ruiier ocn @cg mad bcm @eiten
5lI perlegen.
&aibington, %. glug. = SIM rli,
iiifen 9otihafteraut oabier miro
5ugcgeberL OoB Die 9lllIien in 0It-
preuBen crit bis eSniterburg gefom-
men limo. nod nidt eilunoL oen
bdIbcn 8eg bis Sonissberg. Die
tpidtisiten Sfdote ghlI1iIdg8oIens
itno IN oeutfhen, be5lu. oltcrreihi.
iden 61noen. Cine gereiniglng
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28
sabieite snrnuerein.

9fm 3ienitaq oen 1. September
tper6eu ale 9iieqen oes 9n1o1a
Siioieitc GurnoereinS oas 8urlien
Uieoer oufnebneiL um iid fir oen
5peiteu Gurttaa oes gtebrasfa
Gltrnbe3irfs, meIder am q. Sep.
tenlber in Columbus, 9}ebr.. itott.
fiuoet, bor8ubereiten 6oIgenoe Ser.
cine neroen iid nn opmielben be.
t6eiligcn: Columbus, 6remont, g)n.
tam Gnaba Sioieite, Elattsmount6
3ie 8urnitln0er oes Omaha
Si6ieite SurnpereinS iito: annben.
fIaiie 3ienitog uno ireitag BON
1880 bis $50. Qlftioe 9tiegen 8ien.
tag uno 5reitag BON 8 big 1880
gIbenos. 9Greuriegc 0titttpod 9lbenO
8 ltbr bis $3.50.
8enti6e gltern iin6 frelno[idIt
eriudt, ibre &inoer 5u Der Gurn.
ibuIe 5u ifiden.
go. Bell, &lrrtpdrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28
s8.ia6riger er6offt Oentiden eice.

3os foloen0e bencrfen5pcrtbe
lSetrei6er erbiclt oie Ga9lide Gri-
biine BON 6errn Gba5. $. 8iIOe Ir.
aus @eIt Ioint:
Sd iiberlenOe S1nen 2l8 8oodrs
fir Die 31glibe 0ntaba 6ribiine.
sd oIs alter arieger BON '4S-'5O
fuiinide 6en 9eutidelt iolde gr.
folge ipie 0amaLs. SD bin 8813
Sabre alt ulb boffe, nod eilt bal
bes SSabr at leben, in tueIden Die
9eiltihen ibre Seinbe berbaueL mic
mir Acknowledgement.
Sut ab Dor Dem olten Snnoeeen.
6offentlih miro cr nod nanheS
bolbe SSabr Ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28
Mmfrnf!
geriammnng Sasgusncs fir Die rssnutbenben bctc
Abenb in Der Nnifbaae.

Ser fsausB fir Die Observation-Disclosures Ser iot os 6n
GrGoenn Der gi5eoercue bes Gaberban0e8 m0 0a Wge.
oen bes 0usaasues beebt 1T biermit ireuoIt er
t 8u elmer midgen Gerommng bete 6reag 6en 2S Iugt,
SaBe rnjuinoen einen ooldu6gen gdt i 0e bsbereet
Sannmgen abtaeben oab 6nan8berdt bis Cato
bcr0int Sde getban pon fonn on cole @erf frdftger
at ioroern
Die ere 8o ot8 9elidlan0 Die Oie 8oge iueetroffe, sg
Bob beretS groBe otb inter 0en onln nieer Sr Die 0ee
gbr berrdt un0 rade SIe tbut Gotb liner Sauneperf nB
asgoent peroen ooo b oatir @am nO 5ra en GHeriIet
eiebt
aus oieim @rlnOe III es le1r eulnif oob tat aben6
o9ife 8irgr bic nf 0tgliebr oeS SnfsauSdies b Der
gearnlg lid enfnoen mer0eu seeigue Srit sn ft cos
Sulfsmerf 5u erneiten
gd)tmesroa,
ga. g. Tcter gr1lOeut
.,sss aus.s SSsaedE staataEsa
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SameraOen antreten, UOruGrts,
marIdll

90 Iautet Die 4orole oQer 9tit.
gIieber oes 8eitliden ariegerbunoes
ole lih norgen 9tadmittag 3 ltbr
nit einem Spe5ioIp1g ocr @reat
8citern 8abn sum 3.tagigen arie.
gerfeit nod Manning be9ebet wer.
oen. SSntcreiiantc Gage lteben ben
bebor, benl ooS gaItlthe
oeutide Manniug bot lid anf ibren
geiuh uo6l por6ereitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28


9Hroer Der belgilbeA Sfoot 2cu-
uoih mddftit dilf Die DeutIdlcn fdrns
pien0eu Gruppen eiten binterIiiti.
gen glngriif Die Stdot ipuroe ais
Strofe uon ben 9eutl6en 3erit0rt.
&on aOpenbapcn mo IStodholnt
in Berlin einqetroifene Gepeihen
beiageL oaB in Der iron3oliihen Ge.
gieruna cine ifnere ariiia einaetre.
ten iei. Der ipaniide @eianOtc IN
@ieu bejeihuct Die Gage III ,5ranf.
reid oI9 icbr ihlimm.
Sdnnltlide 5renOe in Berlin
tielten bette cine Wlaiienperiannt.
hluq db, III nclher ser oellti1en Ac.
glcrung fiir Die ireluloIibe ge.
banollmg Der t5rcmoeu Der 3anf
ulsgeiproden muroe. @leid5eittg
wur0e ocr 9ennn0erlng iiir oen
Rotriotismu5 Der Oeutiden Station
9lusorud pcrliebcn.
Gic 9euolfcrung 9erlins 9eriet6
BEL Der 9}ndritt iIbcr 0ie g1ieoer.
lagc Ger Gn9ldnoer bel Maubeuge
Dor 6reuoe iuIt ans Dem 6dus6en.
IS III idmcr, oeu Gntbldiasuus,
Der lid fluogab. 81 beihreiben.
Iitf nur5eIt in oen Screen ser
Gclltld;en Der SAB qeacn 9nalauo,
ncldc8 ocn arieg pom 3atm gebro.
den unO bic gclbe 9iaIic gegea sic
Gelltiden gcbcBt bat. Die gsa6ri6t
iiber Die @efonaenuabme Der engli.
idcn 9Irmee miiroe in 0euti6(ano
init grobcrem SubeI alIigenonunen
DeroeIl mie Ger ,5oa BON Barts.
IS miro bier 1elitc beriftet, oaB ein
Ebcil Der engliiden 9lrlnee bei
Wlanbcagc eingcidlloliet lit.
Die gerlincr 8ep0lferuug, begci.
itcrt 0urd oic 9tadridt oaB Die
iran5oiiihcn, britiidcu uuo belei.
iden 8rlippcn BON Dem Giienring
Der Gellti6cn eingeidloiien lino,
ihenfen biSber ben 8orgdngen III
CitpreuBen menig 9eadtimg. 0tnn
lit iiber5cuat, oaB bic glrbeit I'M 8es
ten balo getbon iein miro, uno Dab
bic liegrcide oeutide Slrmee oie
9luiien ebr baIo aus 3eittihlano
6eralls6auen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-28
EffideIlf gtadlridlten aus Berlin
iiber @aibingtun.

Bnibington, 28. glug. Die
fronBOiiiden uno engIii1eu gtorOor.
ifeeh an Der Sanlbre (llebcnflnB
Oer Didos) iino bou oen 0eutidea
Eruppen umsingeIt, 70 bctBt es in
elmer an Die bieiige oeutide @e.
ianOtihait beute 92ahmittag einae.
frofienen 8epelfe. Gie iron3oiiifc
pIidrmee befinoet iih III iiiblihcr
ifid1tung nuf bem 9liid3uge. Gie
werbinoimg 5piiden Der fran3oii.
id)en gtorbnrmee mo Oitarmee lit
itnterbronen. Die oeutiden glrmcen
iteben pon Den 9lIpen bis 3u Sam.
br1i I'M noroliheu 5rnnfrcid in
@erbiuollng. Die oeutidc aapoIc.
RE lit Bis 0itenoe poraeDrlmgen.
,Tns Gridctncn eilNs Zeppelin.
litfffhifFes iibet glntiperpcn heibt
es III Der Eepeihe iueiter, bat iii
aoiiAon elte 9nult perllrjad)t.4
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0arbaneIlen fiir oanbtIsIdiffe uffen.

aonitantinopeI (iiber slmiteroom
unO 9onOon), 2S. slug.-0ie gfor-
te BOT Die bieiigen 9ertreter frent,
Der Dldhte in aenntnib geiest, Dob
ale Sunoelsidifie Die 0oroaneleH
iett iuieber befnbren oiiriea,
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sOfOrt Derlanat!

9lebrerr i,lnge 9cnti6e nls Sci.
icnbc fir Oic SagIidlc Snta6a Sris
binc. Gntcs 8cbalt nnO 9rpbi.
iiun! Dian mclSc iidl Iuforts 1911
opluarO Strafe, Omaha, gsebr,
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gInfiOrbcrnna anr Seimreiie.

Jiom %. glng. (itber Yaris.) =
Gie amerifonii1e gotitoft I1Bt
ourb ibre aoniuIate allen IN Sta.
lien beiinoIidlen glmerifanerl rotben
ieb SeinBureiien lolange Die Der.
biuoung 5uiIben europa mo ben
Ser. Staatel nod frei lit. lSpdter,
miro ertldrt, mogen aonplifationen
eintretel Die Die 9eforoerung idiuie-
RIG mnhen fonnten. oglmerifaner,
iuelde 0ieie Diabnltng nidt benhten,
bnnoeln nuf eigene @eiabr," iagt
Die @arnmg.
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&tH5Dn, 2S. aaa. Gic ciailnS-
reidit 3ritung ,GbronirIc" Oriift iidl
htntc iiber OVa o,SprtidDritt oes Srie,
ets@ fOI1enOcrmnhen ans: gScit
Sem arDkea lInbeil, uun wcldDem oic
@trtiinOeien in Nclgicn befallcn
lunrorR, hiillt iidJ cir 3cnirr in ri.
nein iinourdjoriuglideu Sdnueigeu.
Ter prr ~ Snnoen Oom frau;0ii.
idlen arisgsamt crlaiiencn glnfnnOi.
giIng gcmaf fampitcu 0ic 9srbnnOc
ten 3uiidlfn Gnmbrai uno gccatedn
i'm nGrbIidjeh ,Frnnfreid. 9arnns
III eridDtlidI Oaf Die Scrbinocten
weit iibet bic fran5Oilidlen @reuSbe.
fritianuaen biuau9 mad 5ranfreid
hinsin getriebcn iiRO, rueuigitcus 20
Mtilcn iucit iiber Sitielbcn binanS.
Gem Gurmarid Der 9eatidlen mf
Raric icht iid Jest lueitcr fcin ne
isntlidlen '6iGoernif cntacgrn bonn
bic 5citlngrp iinO nllc 9enOmnen
0btr iueroen bon oen 7cutidlen be.
ln9ert. llater Oieicn @erbdltniiien
lit "a OurdJans nidlt ilberrnidlcnO,
Dnfl bas ftdns0iiidr Nliniitcrinm i'd
nls apmite rfiir OficntlidIc Sider.
beitA uraaniiirt int. 3n5uiidIen, uie
iuenn cine gelaacrnua UOn lnriS
ilHabiuenb6ar warc, lit Der critic
SMritt Der, Oak Gin Gbfrbcfcblsba.
Der Der Earlier Sruppcn sruGGlt
niirA
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gcic6cn iidD ben sdJaOen.

Berlin, iiber aoppnbogen, 2S.
g(ug. Ser &rieg ,piitbet nuf fran.
3oiiidem gonen fpeiter. BON gro.
BEN Sdlo6ten lit bis auf 8eitercS
nidt mebr Die Reoe. Die feinoli.
den glrmeen 3icben iih 8uritf uno
iino oemoralilirt. gis BORT bic Sf.
fi8ierc pieoer Sronlrng geihnffen
babeu bergebt nod cine gou5e @ei-
IT, 8ie idlimm eS Inn Die feiuoIi.
die Sahe itebt, tit ans ben gorgdn.
gen i'm eraliihen 9orldment ail er-
ieben. Gin prdjiier 9lntrng ieitens
Der 9iegieruna iit niht eeiteft Tic
Reaierlng perlongt ctre oisfretioili'
re @erpdlt, Selh uHo Solontet mad,
geonrf III re1iiriren, (gQie lnuae
miro es onuarii, bis tAnA gnIf bieies
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arenitr 0laaOebnra. ieritart.

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gai BON 6iulanO aui, nud eincm
Sample NIT iiberlegener giadt uno
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in Die 9uit. Der groBte 8beil Der
9ennutung DurOe gerettet.
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fer. @ugen urteriu6t fir Bril-.
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Ser ShlfsfunA pdbf!

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@eine6rs nenc gGftrei.

Ger tiiftige oeutide g1fcrmei.
tier pon Der 2eobentportb StrnBe,
Serr 9bilipp 8einebl bat Die fri.
bere 8ooomen 8dferei, 6t0 iiiol.
t6. Str. fduflih iibernommen uno
miro oieieIbc an 5atItag Oen 80,
2luguIt eroffuell. Gr empfiebIt Dem
oeutiden 8ubIifum ieine oor3iieIis
den 9adpaaren; ieoen 5nmitna oiht
rs oeutide anffeef1then, III Oeret
8eritelung Serr @einehl iiniiber-
trefflih lit. CT bittet Inn eeneieteli
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