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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
eifisitllrr ScntidJtr geridlt.

@IIBtftfr ociltIalef Werlnlt.
Berlin, iibet Saag, g. Rob. -
loIaenSe amtiihe getnnttnlnhung
IUur0c beutc in Berlin Der 9reiic
ilbprgcben: Ger 9orrnorid Der Qeut.
ifen Btpiidcn Dpres uno gIrrns
ntutmt einpn fir ms giinitigen 8er.
lauf. Gs tit notbmenotg gelpor0eu,
jeOcn s}uB brett 9anoes NIT 9lrtil.
Ierie 3u beitreidlen, ebe tniere sSlt.
ionteric 5ur Cffcnfipe ilbergcbt. Dies
bat 5lr 5plqe. ooB Der 9ormaridl
mir loHgidm bctrieben per0en fam.
Su Der Gegeno bon glrras urO aope
baden mir Hebrere gatoiqone 8riten
geiangen geHoutmen. S5n Der gtah.
baridaft BON 8eroun uno In ben
gSogeieu iin0 ole dran8oien, mel6e
lnIeru gornarih Ourh miitbenoe
gtugrtiie aui5n1alten iuAen 5uriid'
s.ptriebPn noroen.
Ia a6rfripottoent Der 2oubpaer
Zines ifretbt aug 8oridau, nah.
oem IL oie 5hIohtfeloer BON 8olen
beiltt hatte. 0ab Bic GeutiAen fir
Sic Graui1ntfeiten, oie bic auIieu
iitb In GipreliBen batter gu Sduls
Den fommen laiierl uidt aade nab
men.
Gin 0dniider Qr3t g1menB Sbpr.
Ioa, Ser bic oeutihen 5dladtIinien
beindt batte, lobt bic Organization
Der oeitifen @nt6uldn5torps. gr
lpeiit Sdrauf Fin. 0aB oie Geutiden
i'm Beqelhas Bit Den 5ran5oien fei.
men lluteridlieo 5lpiihen ibren eige.
neH @erpun0eten ui0 oeueu 0es.
sSeinoes modem.
Ger beIgiibe driegsminiIter er.
flGrte Oem anrreipon6euten Der Gri.I
bnna iii Rom gegeniiber, oaB Die bel.
aide arnee 8uinmmengeidrlunpftI
ttcin 8uil0er) uuo Die 5oloaten er.
i1opft un0 Di8organiiirt ieien.
Die SSapauer baben 1000 aus.
.lpan0erer nad) ocn Mariunnen.sy syn.
SgIn geididt ln0 eiuen 3ipilaouber.
ncitr ulb adt @enntte fitr bic sSn.
ieln ernannt. 3ie Beanten Iin0 be.
reits bort. 8ies benefit, bdB Die
9e9auptntg Der Sapauer. fie iuoa'
fen oieIe SSitieln MIR tenlpordr be-
feisen, iehr linfuahrfAetnlih lit.
@enpralitabshef b. 9}oltfe, Der
felt mahreren @odlen frdnfli6 lit, lit
III Souburg angcfomnten, no CT iid
big Ill Ietner MISUNDERSTANDING ouf. |
F,nLten lpiro. CT bcfin0et Iid als
@aIt bcs aaiIers onf Oeiien SdloB,
In ipelden auh a3rin8 G8far aIs
@enejcnorr fpeilt General u. Sal.
fenbaDn beiorgt Biz 8ur @ieoerber.
lteaung mloltfe's bic @eiddfte oes
@eneraljtabshefs.
Die Daltihe auiicrtn lit bon els
mem geluh 0er 9oipitaler i'm
Gftrn nad Berlin stiriifgefcbrt. 6ie
Bat olt6 bic 2osarette III a0uiasberg
beluht un0 tpuroe bon Den Ser.
tDunOeten entbaiialtiid begriiBt.
lsDraHdJr er6alten cnorme gerItGr-
fungen.
Saaq, 5. Rob -ltngebeure 0eilt.
fdg 8erItdrfungen befinoen ii6 otf
0eut 8ege nah aseitflanoern rm0I
fSr1nfreid. gerthte bon Qiittih Be.
inaen, 0ab felt ben lebten 0rei Ia.
aen ldnge gaDn3iige jene Sta0t pai-
firteA. ans Dem ssnneren Der @ag.
gon8 eriboIlen Fr6blite GoIoaten.
lieber; Die oelttid,en SolOdten mel
dle alimciit Ser Jfcierpe angebdren
ODER iid freitutlltg gemcl0et babeit,
iiil0 dnberit fattpfesnliitbig iinb ber.
Idnaen Iofort IN ben Sample ge.
fiibrt 1T tperoer. 8peibunbert
gsaaaons Fonfen an einem Gage oon
qgad)eu lit oiittiA an. aht lp6tereIl
s3iipe fiGbrten waiinition, anbers be.
f5rDerten serIeete aorpeOc. itHO llu-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05

auf Die rufiiiden @erf6te berIoi.
len, Oenn Die 3eltti6en mel6en fait
gar ni9ts. Die 9fuIIen meloen,
oaB Die 6elttite 0ffeniibe 8lfammeit.
aebrofen lei, Die 0eutiden 3ie6en
fifl iiber Die @reu3e nad 0itpreu.
Ben 5uriid, cine groBe ariegs6eitte
5uriidGaiieno s5n giufiiih.BoIen
befin0cn iiA Die 3eutifen ebenfaIls
aitf Dem 9iif5uge uno i'm Siioen
mer0en ste 9eiterrei6er 10 ibtper
beor6ngt, 6aB Iie balo tpetfen mil.
len. Die Seiterreiher borlorrn t5,.
900 Mlann nno 200 8ffisiere an
@efan9enen, beSgleihen tpuroe cine
gn8abl @eidiite mo Maidinenge-
tuebre bon ben giuiien erobert. (ltn6
fold ihpinoelBofte 8eridte Io[l bic
@titpelt gLoltben.)
QonOon, 5. 0on. = 3ie q0mtro.
litdt ma1te befannt, 0oB Bel benz
llrtergang bee ltnterieebootes D-5I
Elm 0ffi3ier uno 90 Mlann inns Sc.
ben gefomnten fitto.
SoIlanS ii6er griten er6ittert.
glnlIteroont, iiber 2onoon, 5. Sob.
- 9as Sanoelsblao beipridt 1T eli
mem glrtttel bic gIftion Der britt.
iAen g[omiroLitGt, toono6 bic qanse
9lorbice dls Griegs5one betrod)tet
miro, pie fotet: u9ie nlIeemeine
gnnrdie. bic oos titterndtionole @e.
iet iett benz ariegsausbrud alien
5eeredten gum Grob ooutiniren
ldbt 1T fitr oieie MiBa6tttug Ser
allgauteinen 8eitimntungefl oie ouf
ben @run0iGben oes Seere6ts ouf- |
geboilt tparen, bernntiportlid. Benn
0ieie @runOidba i1on iest in elmer
iolden Beile ignorirt iperoen mas
boben tutr gtelttrale oann nod au er.
lpnrten?"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05

/ terIeeboote 3nianmen nit Seren ge.
lmanuunng uno glu8riiihing.
glm glaiibt, baB bic 9elttiden
uid't mir eiren Q9eg n1h ,oen ai.
iienit1oten babnen iper0en ionoern
oaB iie and gegcn bic enaIiide
aiiite llnternebmunrtcn in aroBem
DlaBitnbe planen. Gorpebo- uno
llnterieeboote iiub in betr1dtIider
3abl nuh 8riigge geinnot poroen
bort befiuoen iid bereits 3obIrcifc
SeeIeitte un0 Wioriuercieruen. llc6ri.
gems bil6et 9riigge cine aans Dor.
3iiaIife MariuebaIis; es beiin0et iidl
iDett getiig i'm S5nlan6e nm bon
ben @eihiiBen Der gngIdn0er niht
erreiht 3u neroen un0 lit nit Der
stiliteuitaot 3eebriigge 0urt einen
Iiefmdiierfanal berbun0eu. Gem
9erne6men nadj iin0 iieben 6eutife
Observation-Disclosures an Der belqi.
iden stiiiie ius 02eer gpiaet fpornen;
bieielbet ba6en erfoIgreide Spider.
Oieuite nerieber utb tperben itt Der
m0eren oeutihen 6LuttilIe i'm So.
fen BON 3eebritgge onihlieBen. Die
Geiltihen haben bic gar3e glor6iee.
fiiIte oon Giten6e noroIid nit See
miuen aeipift.
a1iirte geben anf bor.
2pfl0on 5. gtob. Ser Hotter-
Dam aorreipon0ent Der Gailp Deatl
neI0et. b1b er beitannlie gaodriGten
il6er onS 8or0ringen Der aaiirten
in 8eItflnnoern erbotten babe. Die
belttide 6eIobdderei 1T meter fii0.
lid bon Siterloe berIegt noroen;
0aS 8eigt an bob fi6 BITE 9ertiden
NIT Der syoee trogen, lt6 riifn1rt8
3u fon8eutrirer. (9tun ia, oieier fid
melt bonn ShuB befin0lide aorres
iponSent muB bieie8 ia in ieiner
Beisbett tpiiien.)
2lils 3ttDerlaiiiger 6ueIle min Der.
ielbe aorreiponoent ouf erfabren
bnbcn oaB oo8 nclttlte 0eutIde g[r.
(Q[Itona) BON @eIqicn nah
Dem ruIiiihcn Griegsidduplob ges
ian0t poroen iei uno 6oB MIR Elm
babies 2lrneecorps aus Deutidlano
bic SteIungen oes n65ieben0en Or.
etngeuomnten bat. (qlber
tpie fam Der oeutife @eneralIta6
bios ioIdje 0lmmbeiten MAIDEN II
oa8 lift ia idredIid)
Gffi5ieller frans5iider gcridt. |
9drts, 5. 9tob. Gle gupern
Itno bon ben Gruppen Der Ger.
tiinoeten 5uriidgeidIagen 10, u m.
5ie herinhten, bonn n6r0Lihen gel. !
glen aus Iid einen Meg na6 3iins !
filrdeu 5lt babnen; 9elgier uno
bnben .idpcre 9erItite
1ltf5ulpeiicn (ia, iner nit Sen gabern
juiammenItoBt, muB Scare Iaijen). (
Depeiden BON SABRE beiaaen, ooB
,te Geutiden neue Gdiitenlinien
,tngenoulmen baben oie ftf Iiiblid,
JON geleten IN meitlider 9iidtune
Die Geptiden fon3entriren Iidy
nieOer in groBen Mniiea III Der @es
Ieno BON gpern ellie uno glrras
5ie beobiihtigen, bon bort aus oas
5ecgeita0e 81 erreiden. e5n iencr
Segenb itno iie aud gcgcn 6ie Sod.
Iutben gef1iist.
Gngtiidler Gitnntiunsbrridlt.
2onoon, 8. 9top. M2an q[atibt
tier nidt, ooB oas 6clltIdJe S4reuser.
oas beinl WlinehIelaen
ion engliiden Stifien iiberraid1t
nttr0e, es auf einen Gtreif3ua diff /,
'ic cnaIifde aiiite a6geieben bate;
tie 96atidcbe, Dab bic beutldcn
5diffe slitneiit peraltet iino, rioer.
eat hieie gEnlidt. 9ugcgcben aber
uiro, OaB bicielben Die enaliSdje
yIctte beralts uno atlf BIT sablrei-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
Gtar6 ben .SeESentpO.

Serr Carl GIoe bat oars Reliti.s.
Lamb Die Erauerboti1dft er6altesA
Dab fetn Setter. Sans 6eturid @Tpe.
aus ct, UlidaelisDoira, aaliteitt
om IL. Sept. 1iif bern Gel0e Oer
ebre IN 6ronfreid gefaITen irt. G6-
re feiueut 9In0enfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05

Imlf gefebE Ses tirfii1eu Griegsnt-
|niiters 5lriidgebolten. Serr Weor.
gcrtmt bat Die Soffnlng attseeIpro-
det 6nB es ibm gelingen ul6ge, bic
6reigabe oes 81iees at erTanser,
Die Sirfei aHS bic gLlIitrten.
2ouoon, 8. Deop. - Die SiiFgi
bat nlinmebr Die oiplomatiiden ge4
5ie61tngen init g1uBIn1b, @roBbritan.
MEN, 6rantreih irr0 Serbten obae.
brohen. Die W2d6te, NIT tpeIhen
ote Eiirtei gebrohen, baben bereits
friegeriide l1nternebnutngen aeoen
oieieIbe beronitaltet; Die 9rtten 30.
BEN afabab unb sSi00ab IN @ra.
bten beihoiien bic 9fltffen iin6 tn
aletnaiten EN-, non, un0 6ie ber.
etntgta britiid-fran5orfbe SIotte bat
oie 3nr6aneIIen Sorts bombor0irt.
Non tit In engIii4en Eegierinas-
freiien begierig, su prfaren, ME
lih Die ii6rigen 8aIfanitaaten All
Dem &rieg fteIlen tperoen. Gs beiBt,
oaB @riedeulano 9nrtet fir Die
Ger6itnoeten ergreifen Deroe; HuI.
garten babe Deriproden, neutral AZ
bleiben; inoeiieu betreib+ eg eifria
Riiitlingen.
Si6bab 6eidOiTen.
2onoon, 5. Sob. - Ser Britt.
ide Greu8er Minerba bat Die ara.
biide aiiitenitaot sSiOoab am Rot6en
Raer bombarbtrt. (sSSi00ab bat et.
pn 10000 GiniDobner, iIt Die Saliuf.
hafeniIaot gtrobiens un0 feat G5
uieiIen norOpeItIib BON aaeffa alolt
Der See aus betrof)tet bat Ste gtdot
NIT i9ren 5aRlreiden 1linarets mo
peiBen Sduiern Elm maIeriId3es
4usieben. SIN n0rolifen 86eile Set
8taot befin0et ftd cine grabItattc,
IpeIhe oIs 0ieienige gpns be3eititet
uiro.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
RnQtIl lneIStn
wifbtr ,,Sitgt''!
@ollen bic 9eHtiden SaFiidgeiDOrfem
anO bieIe Befansrnt ssmadt
bubeu.

Hetrogrob, 5. glon. - Die Geltt.
idjen iinb on oer @ren5eiC CItpreuBen8
5urilfgeiallen; sniideN apf un6
giaIa baben fie befeItiase SteGlugea
be5oaen. gluf ibrein Rhd5uge lieben
| Die Geutiden biele @pinnaene rm0
@eidiise IN unieren Sdil6ea.
2(ud Den Geiterrethern III cine
gheoerIoge bel aieLte beigebradt
iDoroen. Gir b1ben 1000 Moun
umO 200 Gffi5iere gefdngea seuoul.
men unO oablretdc @eiaiise erbell.
tet.
Berlin, 5. Sob. - General b.
Siubenburg meloet. o1b er bie Si.
Ituatton on Der @ren5e EitpreilBens
beneiitere. Die oeittiden &ruppen
baben bie neue, forgfdItig geblaute
Sdlafltlinie inne url0 baIten Die
&liicu IN reipeftboIler glltfernuug.
Der 6Itrrrei6iide generaIifab
mel0et. onB ben RuIien BEL 6em
8erind, Die Snt su iiberihreiten,
cine 9aieoerlage beieebrnat miroe.
Chandelier. 0taII., s. gaob. ~
Der oiterrethiihe gotinafter bat
bon @ieu foIgenoe brabtloie 0e.
peida erbalten: Ser aanlbf In g3ui.
iiid.4oIeu 6auert fort. 2lm 9luiIe
San erlitten Die RuIien idDere Der.
lutte gri Hoieluon un6 fii6Iid bon
StarD.5ambor ip1Iroen 800 gtuIIen
gefangen genonmen ln0 0rei g}a-
idineengelueEre erbeutet. 8ort un6
norOoitlifj BON Surfa geiuinnt unier
8prmarid meiter an gooen. S5n
Serbien bat Elm ftegreiderg
alf Wloooa ituttgefunoen. @ine Itar.
te befeitigte SteIlultg Ser Serben
nabe Sabac iuuroe bon tnts beItiirmt.
8ir baben Die giienbabnlinie, Die
bon 6abac nnd @osDira lduit, iiber.
idritten."
Seiterr. Slnescnse ii6er gntibari.
4oris. 5. giop. - Su einem
Gelearamm aus gettinie, Waontene-
gro, fDtrb unter benz 9atum SON ee.
itern beridtet, baB orei oiterretd)iihe
aeropIane am /. g9obenlber cine 9(n.
3abl goHlben iiber glntibari nie0er.
iparfen, nit oenen man beoblid,tiqte,
Elm fran5oitides Gransporti6iff uno
Orei Eorpeboboote, Die oosieIbe be.
gleiteten, 8u treffen. 8ebn 8onlben
trafen oa8 6uoi uno ridteten nur
(eidteu Shaoen on. 9[n0ere 8om.
ben fieIen in Der gedbc Der grdfef.
htr nie6er, obne Saaoen on3uriA.
ten. Die franaoiiihen &orpe0oboote
IGn0 bic 2nr6botterien feuerten auf
Die 2uftfabr3euge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
Gsetterberi&

Sdon beltte itno iSreitag; fein
lpeieutIi4er GeulperatiripedieI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
CBeneral b. aluf tubtntinat.


ipoubeut oes GrceIfior Sit &obre mel.
| oct, er babe ans elmer bon ibHi
Iniht ndber an3ueeben6en GueIle er.
fabren, 0aB General bon alud Dor
8ebn Gngen in eillem Soipitol 5ll
Ramiir erIittenen sopfnunoen ers
legen iei. Die Gobesnadriht oes
beriibniten Generals lit in DeittIh.
Ian0 uuo 9elgien icrgiam gebeim
gebolten iporoen. (9ieie Wlelorng
mar fir Die @er6iin0eten ein gefiul.
bencs 5reiien; onB ite aber erlogen
lit. gebt oarous herpor, onB oieier
ausge3eifuete sSeGoberr nod mebr,
mofeltliher ipoblnerbienter giube
geiteru Den gerbiinoetcn on Der
gtisne oufs 3ah ltieg, iie geb0rig
bern66eIte, 1000 Dam gefangen
nobm uno cine gln5obI @eibiibe er.
beiltete. giein, General b. alud, Der
5drefen Der @erbiin6eten, Iebt uno
6ieIe lueroen nod oft unlie6lanle
8efannti6aft nit ibm mnhell.)
geridte BON bentiden graniamfeiteu
erlogeu.
2on6on. 4. g2ob. - 3ie biefige
3eitung Globe. i6reibt: ge3iigtid
Der @r51bllutgen ilber i'm ariege
Seitens Der 3euti6en begangenen
@rauiomfeitcn, Die 70 mBtbiIh finb,
tpie Die ghtiien in syranfreidl. bat
Der Globe biele griefe erbalten.
Qieieuigcn, Die ioIhe @ei6idten big.
ber aegloubt baben iniiien etnieben,
oaB 8eri6te iiber ME beqangene
@rauiantteiten Die Birfnnq bobell,
ben @lauben an Oie &i6tigfeit pom
8eridten iiber ltnS1bIige Barbareien,
bic begangen iporoen itnb, Su erIfilta
fern. 3ieie 9erihte fin6en immer
nod III peiteiten aretien @louben,
unb mas ite1t ftd beruits, ipenn Or.
einge3ogen per0en9 @S
laBt itd In einem SaB 8uIdh1nlen.
faiien ben Elm gean1ter oes beIqi-
ihen 6liihtling8.&ontites heltte Ell.
mem 9eridteritotter Des ,8lobe" ge.
genilber duBerte: rair 6o6eu nt6t
sinen ein8igen beritiintneIten beIgi.
ihen GliihtIing in bieiem 2an6e ge.
Ieben un6 baben aud teinen gefun-
ben Der etnen geieBen bat" @g
uitr0e 0ober fit oieienigen oenen
iolde 9erihte 8u Gbren tontmen,
oa8 Bette iein ibuen 10 ihnea mie
rogIid Elm @n6e ait bereiten, in.
oem iie iie beitreiten pem ibnen
fein abioIuter 8elpet8 gegeben per.
ben fam.
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Qbonnirt auf sic 9.dprid,e aribiiue,
s4.o0 oas 3obr- OurA bic @uIs. \
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atne fngIiI6t
4igtnbtri6tr!
9aIcn siuei beHiIdle SdJiffe IiHtcn
unO General b. Nlnd i'm SPIT
tai 81 Gamnr terbtH.

9onooH, 5. geob. = Ser 6eiitihe
arelSer sgord" lief i'm 9o6c. @uien
auf cine oertide @lme unO berianf.
giur bic SdIfte Der @iannifaft pitr.
be gerettet.
aopenbagem 5. gtob. - Gin gro.
Bes oeutides S5iiherboot geriet6 nm.
melt Der 6dniihen Stiiite auf eine
Scemine un0 iaHf in Die Iiefe. Gos
5didinl Der Mluttni61ft 1T unbe.
itimnt, (goa oen broeutenoen
oeltihen Seeiiea an Der aiiite Gbi-
les lit eS MIR natiirIid, Dab bic Ser.
rem aud iiber 9erIidte Der oelltiden
f5lotte fabeln.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-05
Gar amr Grpnt.

qetersbrrg, 5. gaop. - aotier
gdfolalts lit be1tte 5ur s5ront in ge.
gleitlng BON General 9oufbomIinoff
(oem artegsniir1tIter) nbgeretIt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-15
ANOTHER EXODUS
OF AMERICANS IN
FRENCH NATION
French Liner Chicago Sails from
Havre for New York An
other to Leave

Paris, Aug. H.-(6.35 A. M.).-There was
further exodus of Americans today
The French liner Chicago sailed from
Havre for New York at o'clock this
morning and the France of the same line
sails at / o'clock this afternoon. The
bitterness engendered by the war is re-
1ected in numberless anti-German sto-
ries. A dispatch to the Havas Agency
from Zudieh, Switzerland. today says
travellers returning from the south of
Germany declare that the Russian con-
sui at Frankfort, n. De Daimler, was
forcibly taken from his home and escort
ed to a statue of Germanfa After being
compelled to remove his hat and bow to
the statue he was kicked and cuffed.
The Duke of Orleans has returned to
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria-Hun-
gary the collar of the Order of the Col
den Fleece, which was conferred upon
the French pretender in 1896 when ne
married the Archduchess Marie of Aus
tria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-15
ROOSEVELT TO
TRAVEL THROUGH
new ENGLAND IN
AN AUTOMOBILE
Fall Campaign P a n s
Then Depend Upon
His Voice

New York, Aug. 1.-THE plans of
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt during the
fall campaign will depend upon the
condition of his voice after the strain
of a four days speaking trip in New
England which he will start tomorrow
morning.
Tie journey through New England
will be made for the most part by au-
tomobile, the start being made at
Stamford. CT. Colonel Roosevelt plans
to reach Pennington in time to lunch
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Cowles.
Tomorrow night he will speak at a
Progressive rally at Hartford, return
ing to Pennington to pass the night.
On Sunday the schedule calls for a
long run to Newfane, VT, where he
will be the guest of George K Cherrie,
one of his companions on his recent
South American trip. Monday Colonel
Roosevelt will motor to Brattleboro,
VT. and from there he will go by
train to Boston to attend a Progress
sive field day rally. He will speak
Monday night at the Boston Arena.
On Tuesday he will go to Lewiston,
Me-, for an afternoon meeting and at
night to Portland, where the Maine
Progressives have arranged for re-
ception in his honor. He plans to mo-
tor back to Oyster Bay, starting
Wednesday,
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CLINTON

The funeral OF the late Lavinia Brown
Bean was held from the home of her
niece. Mrs. Frank Rolph, Railroad street.
at 10 O'Clock Friday morning in the
midst OF a large number of relatives ana
friends. The services were conducted by
Rev. H F. Milligan and two selections
were sung by Mrs. Charles C. Hayes knd
Melvin Eldredge. The bearers were BEN
jamin F. Bean. Howard X Brown o. p.
Wheeler and Ira A. William. Interment
was in the Foss-Brown yard in Wset
Clinton.
Rev. II. F. Milligan was called to Ben
ton Friday afternoon at clock to con-
duct the funeral services for the late
Eldredge Buker, who passed away Tues
day at the age of 60 years. The services
were held in the Congregational church
and were attended by large number Of
relatives and friends. Mr. Buker had six
married children with families of several
children.
George Lord has sold the George sher-
man farm in North Clinton to Wallace
Jones OF Unity who will move to Clinton
shortly.
On account of the storm on Friday eve
ming the lawn party at the Methodist
parsonage was postponed until Saturday.
at which time the tournament in horse
shoes will be run off. Five teams have
entered but the entries do not close until
o'clock on the night of play The teams
TO compete beginning at o'clock are as
follows: Team l. Abbott McKenney and
Erwin Trask; team 2, Everett Holt and
Cecil Nelson; team 8, Percy Stewart and
Charles Willett; team 4, Jasper Dangler
and William Pooler; team 5, Alphonzo
Brown and Albert Thrasher.
One Of the severest electrical storms
of the season visited Clinton at about
$50 o'clock Friday evening.
The union open-air services win be held
on Sunday evening with Rev H. F. Mill
gan preaching and Rev. H. H. Hathaway
officiating.
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TENNIS
Continued from Page One)

by lobbing was a distinct failure. Most
OF Bundy's lifts were short. At times
Bundy and Mclaughlin appeared to be
demoralized so far as team work was
concerned and either interfered with each
other or permitted the ball to pass be-
tween them without return.
In the general handling of the ball the
visitors did by far the cleaner work.
They Melted fewer returns and did not
drive out of court with the frequency
OF the losers. In placement shots also
they outpointed the Californians. 1t was
noticeable feature of the contest that
While Bundy opened in poor form, he i'm
proved in all-round play as the match
progressed, while the contrary was true
of Mclaughlin. The national champion
had many opportunities to win games in
the closing set but failed in his shots
, at the most critical times
The contest was witnessed by throng
OF more than 1900 spectators who filed
every available seat and aisle in the
stands and gave a scenic setting to the
play never before equalled in a Davis cup
match either in the United States or
abroad
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SHIPPING NEWS

Boothbay Harbor, Me-, Aug. IA
Arrived and sailed: Schooners Kate L.
Pray, Portland for Stuben; Herman F.
Kimball, Boston for Rockport.
Arrived: Schooners w. ID. Man
gam, Bangor for Boston; James L.
Maloy, Black Harbor, for DO.
Sailed: Schooners Willis and Guy
(from BOSTON,, PASSPORT; Mary weav-
err {from Calais), New York: Mabel
E. Goss from Boston,. Sullivan.
Portland, Me, Aug. 14.-Arrived: Str
Transportation, Baltimore; schooners
Margaret, Sand River, N. S., for New
York; j. s. Glover. Boston; James A
Webster, coastwise.
Sailed: Steamer George E. Warren
Newport News.
Boston. Aug. 14.-Arrived: Steamer
Amsteldyk tDutch) Rotterdam Sch
Warren B. Potter, Rockland. Me-; Cat
awamteak, Rockport, Me-; Mary E
Lynch, Stonington, Me.
Sailed: Steamer Canadian (Br), Liv.
erpool; schooners. Harwood Palmer
SewalPs Point; Wyoming, Norfolk.
Bangor, Me-, Aug. 14.-Arrived
Schooner Annie Phase, Southwest Har.
Dor.
Sailed: Schooners Georgetta Law
renee. New Haven. Gold Hunter. Bos
ton.
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GERMANS ADVANCE

Tirlemont, Belgium, Via Lon
don, 5.45 P. NJ, Aug. 14.-The
German advance became more
pronounced and general today.
Their infantry is advancing in
the direction of Tongres and
Strond and another attack is ex.
pected in the direction of Diest
and Ae0schOt, to the northeast
of Brussels, by several army
corps. The German troops are
marching on a front stretching
from Strond to Hasselt. Their
cavalry occupies a position to
the right of HasseIt. Formid-
able defensive works have been
erected by the Belgians around
Namur. To obviate any pretext
for reprisals on the Germans all
the inhabitants of Namur are
being disarmed.