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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-15
CyrnnO Ses idJwadDeu cpcrn6cIudJes
glH Oem idhuadsn Srindl Der seitri'
gen Spcr iudr uor nllem bic
SdlluadlfUpfisfrit Der
llnternclmer
idjnlO,

Gic llntcrncbner, Die lid oie lln.
toitcn Der goriiellmg ourd cine
9lei6e fapitaIfraitigcr 9iirger ga.
rantireu lies. baben acglaubt, oieic
gl1liiiibrunq obne Den 3uipruf Der
iremoiprddliaen 9euolferlng crioIg
reid gcitalten jlt f6nnen mO lid
babel, mic iuir ibr norausgeingt,
griInolid getauidt. Sic bntten lid
getpeigert, H. irgeno einer onoeren
ais ben Orei cngliiten Iogebldt-
tern 1n5lBeigen, meil, lpic lie per-
dhtlid) 81 periteben gaben, Ood inir
oie ginaebcrenen 0perupreiic fir
cincn Git 5ablcu piiroen; Der Ser.
touf Der So Site bIleb ober neit
binter ibren Grpartungen 5lrild.
0as 0itmniite, mas Die Seute Oaul
nod tbnten, mar, BEL ibrer AefIamc
baS yStariDitem" beraus5ufebreit
uno Die gotlide 9iurB @nroen als
bic eigentlidc Sebensmilroigfeit
oar5uiteaen, Uou oel iIbrigen Dit.
ipirfenOen, Gem porBiiglihcn Srhe.
tier, uip. nlroe bemabe fein @ort
aeingt. llno iest pniiirt oas @r-
goBIife: Wnrieten 8aroen befom
in Ges Wloine5 ploBlid) Wiigranc
mo meigertc lid nah cccentriiher
aiinitlernrt, IN Omaba aiii5utreten.
Gas 9ieIlltat mar, oas Suuoerte
BON enttdnibten geiuhesn ibr 8eIO
3uridicroerten mo auoere Sunoer.
te, Die Der giame Marp @orOen nod
in Ger lebter Stunbe niiroe angGo-
gen Gabeu, 5u 6ouie blieben. glIio
ein allgemeirer Geinial pom Stano
puufte Der aIl5uihlauen llnterncb.
mer. 8oriiber mir inns aber nuns
bern miliien, lit, DAB oieie Serren
Die 5u ben groBen Qihtcrlt Der @e-
.ihditsipelt 5dbIen, ein iolh fur3.
iidtiges uno Den fremoipradigen
glemeaten Smaba's eegeniiber be.
leiOigen0es 8erbdlten ieitens Der
lluternehmer aud uir einen 2lugell.
bid ouloeten. geun pielei9t iper.
oen lie ieBt Ourd ShaOen flug
ghur ourh oas 3uinmmenpirten al
Ter gep0Iferungselenente tonn Elm
0pernlulternebmen in Gmdba "
nanBiea eeiihert fuer0en
I'm Der g3d6rbeit bic Gbre 5it
gsiNu, muB 6erihtet nerOen 0aB
ota 2eiitungen Der @eielicbaft ou1
obne Dtarie6en @droen auf bober
Stufe ltanoeu.
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asReIcrpluiiun bei gnraeN glai6.

Gincr Der mGhtigen Qnmpffei.
icl Oes gurgeB.Raib department.
la0ens erpIooirte Inn 9 llBr beutc
MorgeL @roBe 0ampimolfen ent-
itromten oen 9luSg1ngcu Des gro
Ben Gjeidditsbanies uno 5ogen Den.
gen Don 9tetteierigen 6erbei. Sie
geiammte 5ellerwebr uno elm gro
Bes gIuFgebot bon 4Solisiitcn tparer
Ioiort CUR SteQe. Ger augerihtete
Sadlfaoen lit nod nid)t geidldbt
uoroen gor Ginger 3eit paiiirtc
BORT cine dbulide Grploiion, our6
Ole mebrere Berioneu oerlest lpur.
oen.
Gin bel ser tSirno beif]0ftlgter
1S.idbriqer Singing NADiter 8a'
fer, puroc 0urd ben GeiBen 8dntpT
arg oerbriibt
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glian mrlhrt miroer sirnr.

5larej, M}cr., 10. 9(pril. y Der
9lebeIlettiiibrer General giaa bat
Dem Gbei Der glebeaion, @eneral
Gorronja gcneloet, onB er ole
Stnot San ,Hcoro oItli6 pon Cor.
rcon oen 6cocraliiten uad iedsta-
gi0cn tlutigcu adnlpfen wieOer ab.
genommen Eabc. Sic Stdrfe Der
Jcoeraliiten betrua 10000 nnO Die
Der 9iebedcn 10000. giQa meloet
nuBerOem, nnB Der 6einO Dor OenI
abjug oen groBten 1beiI Der Sta0t
nt 9rono irBte, oaB er 700 @ein1.
gene mabte, rmo bofie, baB Der
groBe W3enidenoerIitit Dem 2anoe
gum 9eIten gereiden peroe.
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0it Mnhlcn IN Nr6rnsfn 0itn.

9}ebraSfa 6itp, Is. glpril. Der
Stn0trotb nabm aeitern 2Ibeno Die
ofii5ieae S1blilng Der bel Der jiing.
item Stnotlpabl abgegebenen Stin.
men Dor. IS ergab iif, OaB Sen.
rp antenitein Die meiiten Stinmen
erbieIt mo iuiolge oeiiei inter Dem
aominiiiionsplnn 0Is D2opor iun.
giren miro. ,Serner murOe Bert
Gpoer crlpiblt. 8. u. 9loos uno
gauI Gopping er6ielten 0ic gleide
Stinmcnjabl 9tooS gelpaun bel
Der Gutidei6ung ourd) oas 2oos.
Die ncuen genmten nur0eu
al5oanu pereioet, uno Dlapor
aaBenitein inahte ioIgenOe Grnen.
nungeu @r1nt Yates, Boli5eihef,
iSrant Coos nno Clarence Dim.
Iteao, 8oli5iiten; 90. 6. 9crrp,
StaOt Glcrf irnO It1Otiit)cr Sdab.
meiiter. 9cct Gpoer lit oo8 ,yinan3.
lpeien tn0 .. u. 9ioos iin0 Die 0f.
fentlideu @cbQuoe 1nteriteIlt. Cop.
ping pcl6er dls Std6tfomntiiiar
flngirt batte, jog Die 3eittmsel,
uno Gcrionen, Ole i'm bef6npfteu,
ourd Oie Scu,el un0 perIprad, nGd.
ties giol nieeer ais Stanoiout auf.
5lttreten
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Innesnndlridlten.

DC Beeroigpng 0es DerItorbenen
Serm Sos. Sorgbofi fanb 1eute
Morgcn bon Der Ct 0ioria Mng-
oaIeuasirdle alis itatt. Giele 5relnl-
DC gaben oent 8crihieoenen OaS leB-
te @eleitc. Gertreter ser Nfuiifer.
Union, Der SeruannSsS 0bue umo
6cs ct, SSoie6 8ereins trugen Den
nit 8lumen geidmiidten Sara. 9d-
fer Siunc bicIt bas gtequiem uno
ReO. 9nter 0fiiniter ans Maoiion,
92e6ry IN beioeu Sprohen oic 2ei-
denreoe, iportn ct Dem gntih(ns
fener tinen ihonen Gribut 3otlte.
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aliiiunrifLni, itrint rnribt.

Ter MiIIorrifluB lit mad ben Cf.
iliieaen Mciiuugen felt Dienitns
@orgcn INT 6einabe einen Sylib &c.
ftiegen. Dos gtipeoii btttd0t ae.
genwGrtig 1876 SUB. Die GiiO.
ufer iteben bereits inter ggdiier.
aroeoem bat Der omtlihe @etter-
prophet, 0berit BeIib, geioat ooB
feline 5riibiabrsfIutb sit befiitdteu
iei. Gas stcieen bes Blitiics sit
oieier Sabrcs8eit lei nidts llise.
uobnlid,es. lno neil Der Stbuee.
fan oil Der 8IuBqneIle getine mar,
lit nihts an befiirdten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-15

Berlin. Is. gtpril. Iie oa0lni.
ifc 3citlma itelt, uobridcinli9
ans balbanl4li6cr Guelc. III gluS.
iidDt DuB AID cin StraiUerinbren
gegcn ocn, n crnlittclu0cn 5dliber
oes ongeblidCu aniierbrleies ringc.
lcitet miro. meldjer an ole 2anogra.
fin BON Seiien nerihtet III mo cine
obiaaiqc gltuberung iibcr Oeren
llcbcrtritt INN aatbol3ismls ent.
Balt, (Gs bonOclt iih I'M Die 2ano.
grain Iuna, eiue geboreue Briu5ci.
fin bon greuBem
ySicu, Is. gpril. Sm geroflu6
bat Oef Strcit iibcr Die 5liegerofii.
5icrc eiuc Sriic acknowledgements
Ser gbrenprdiiocnt SiIbcrer. ser.
nusgeber Der oSportsjeitunq" Die
bisber 0as Organ Der gereiuigung
mar, beihulcigtc in Oieier 3uihrift
Die 5liegcroiii3ierc. naf) ibrcr gIus.
biI0ling in Ger 9lbiatif uid]t mebr
5u ibre 5ruppc 5uriid3ltfebren, ion-
bern better bcjablte Rripatiteaungen
III Der 5lupin0uitrie onjlulebmcn.
0icic Snnoluugsmeiie, iogtc or, Jet
uid)t ofiijicr5genldB im0 unpntrio-
tiid. 3ie Solgc mar, onb an Die
bunOcrt Gifijicre ants Oem alub
ntsjutretcn orobten Silbercr ouS
g6reupraiioim meoerlcgte imO Der
alub Die o6;le 3eiti6riit alS Ser.
einsorgau o5idlofite.
0ic langmierigen ltuteriudJungctt
geacn oas gIusmanoerimgsreiiebiiro
ino gum 9lbidhlB geoieben, rmO Die
criten 5auptoerbanollngen Dor @e-
ridt nnoeu inn giai itutt. lleber
1000 8erionen iino augeflagt met.
items 2genteu oss Geiterreidiiden
2IopO, Der ngluitria.glmericnna@ mO
Der aanaoildlcn EncificagabH. uno
01lnpiergeielli1ait.
Gds idor 10 ldnae iflpebaSee
StrafUeriabrcu gegen 8rin5eiiin 2N.
lie bon aoturg (oie dlteite Gobter
0eS oeritorbeucn a6nigs 2eopoIo BON
@elgienl uno Ben Grs2eutuant Mat.
tn6i6.GeaIenitid. megen Betrlges,
iit einJefput tuor0en, ruhoem cine
uubergerihtl1e Ginigung nit, ben
@Idubigern Gin 3eutibIanO iulo De-
iterreif) 5uiUege gefonmen mar.
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Or. gugnlt =. 9iidDter ans GaIifUr.
mia 3uriIfgefcbrt.

Der trii6cre Gbef.9ieoatteur 6es
Ser 0emofrut" 9r. 9luguit q.
9lidtcr. lit geitern 0iittaa nit lei
nem ISr1illein Iodter, nit Dem CT
g1itte 5eptenlber nod California
iibergeiieoeEt mar, bon 6ort mieoer
bier eingetroffen. GS bat unleren
ipertben alten Goaegen uno 5rennoe
I'M @oIolanoe, mo In ounflem 2alIb
0ie @oloorongeu bliib'r", ni6t be-
ionoers gefaIlen. gr iebnte iid na6
Dem guten, often 8npenport 3uriif,
ino bic Sebnlnd1t tpu6s INNER
me6r, oaB ct ibr iflieBlidl dolge
Ieiitete. 8ir heiBen i'm bier isie-
Der ber5Iirh tpillfommen.
(Dopeltport Demofrat J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-15

ollnoerbofft fonmt Oft, iagte iidj
@err anton 9oluratet, als Iih ibnl
am Iebten Sonnt1s ieine 3odter
9lnna ais sSroll @ilfon 9feiden-
berg oorlteate. sic bate gebeiratbet.
9apa aolnraief mar onntit gan5
lmo gor einberitonoen. oenn iein
Shpiegeriohn iii ein netter Nanit,
Der fem gutes ginfonnen bat. Mi6-
&C Die Gottiil oes @jliids oem jun.
Gen 9onrc lets bnIDreieb lefln
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-15
9amen Wuiifucrein.

glm ndditen Somitog Nbett0 Den
t8. slpriI Dernnitaltet Der Omobo
.Wluiifuprein einen groBeu
Calico gna, 5li ipelhem groBe 8or'
bereitiHgen getroffen iuoroen ii1io,
IS Itabt aiiber ssraee, oab iid) ie.
Der 9heilnehmer ouf bieiem Bale
gut amiiiiren ipiro.
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ggohl6a6enSer Iarmer cr6anat iid

Ge6nr Blutfs, 15. glpril. p Ger
SO Sabre alte ipobl1abenOe 6armer
9ller @poide nobe oteiem Srt, bat
iid in ieiner @ofpung crbduet. Die
llriade Der rutieliaeil Gbot lit niht
betonnt. Seine 8ittipe lln0 orcI
ain0er uberle6en i'm.
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gllter splOat an Csas eritift.

Gin 75.idbriger geteron oe8
9iirgcrfrieges, ,5obn Solperion bon
Gulbcrtion, 9}ebr., fuilrOe i'm 3im'
mer ocs 9ogierhallicS bon 6rou al.
bcrta Gei6 t6t7 GoB 5trnBc, al8
2eide oiligeiunoeu. Der @nsbabn
Itono often, Seine Bopiere 3ei9teh
ooB er SIS 9eniion bejog 1uO nab.
reno oeS &ricgeS Dem /. Msconlin
Hegincnt an9cb0rte.
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strassn6ahnusrhSr prrtaat.

@egen oes itnpcbIieinB bon ssobr
6. gscbIter, Dem 9lniuaIt Der Stra
acknowledgements, lit oas seriHtIid|g
@erbor betrefis Der uSiebensfur.eInti
Charter 6abrrate rc;'' F'ubsn iu0r.
ocn.
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- Der oIte Mobr bertauft nod
imrncr oie beriibnlten Singer 36b.
maihinen. 2f06. California Str.
gs be5abIt iid, in ben raIai.
Fifi5irten 9Inseigen" Der Gribiine ~
anncllncireiL
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&ctter6eridyt.

Sh0n a6eno8 INC 0onieritog;
fein peientltd)cr &enlparaturtpe6.
iel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-15

Gie slrmee bat in5lplld1en feIne BE.
iebIe erboIten. Iic @rr. Staaten
bdben nbcr cine m1dtige Streittrnft
sum gorgebeu uui gierilo bereit
10000 6rlppan iteben IN 5era5 ST.
tD bereit. burn bier 9ransportidif.
ir, bic in Oieiem Saien Dor 9lnfer
liegcn, mad Dem Strie1sihoupluB
beforoert 81 nerocn. 3uOem limo
Gnuienoe pon Wnmifoiten Der ,yn.
fanterie mo stnpaacric Der Srcu3e
entlanJ itatiodit.
Ter Gorial I'M Suicu bon lam.
pieo mar iolgcnocrntaBen Der
;IabImcilter Charles 6. Gopp bat
porieen Gonneritng einigr glatro.
len gelanoet nm Bropiiion on3u.
idnifcn. Gieie iuuroen ucrbnftet,
ieboh ipdter ircigclaiier Eear no.
miral MopI ioroerte i'm Ginflang
NIT Dem ilhrrnationalen Hed)t fiir
oieie Yerbaitung cine gcmlgtbmmg
ieitens Der 0icrifaner, altSge0riidt
0urh cInen Salut BON 81 S6iijien.
aber S1cltta beiolgte oieie 3oroe-
rung nitt. @r erlieB MIR cine amt.
lide glbbitte. glber Die Der. Staa.
ten beitanOea umo 6eitebeu nod ouf
eineu offentliben Salut Der nmeri.
taniihen 5lagge.
Gie hoben geanten erflGreu aus.
0rudlid, oab. feline glenberlug in
Der Werifopolitit geplaut II. Der an.
InB Der 5IottenoemonItriruug leoig.
Iidl Der 8oriall pom 8ampieo iei
auf Ginjelbliten gebt ieood feiner
Der boberen geuuten ein SSu bel.
Oen Sduiern oes 9pnareiie5 tuuroe
Die 9l6ienOlmo Oes @eidmaoers nit
aagemeiner 3mitimmlng oligenom-
men.
Der 8raiiOent oerbielt it'd 5u.
riidbalteHo mo fiibl, bemcrftc Sra.
geiteaern 9egeniiber nar, OoB bic
amerifaniite 8lagqc bclei0igt fpltr.
De uno oeSbalb @enugtbulng ge.
ioroert iultr0e.
slnigabe Ses 8cidjmnOers mc6r ais
9cmOnltrntiOu.
8aibingtnn, 10. 9lpril 9leor
9l0mirol Badger tbeilte Dem giuri.
ueaut beute Morgeu miteIS orabt.
Ioier 9ele9r1p6ie nit, oaB er an
9oro ieines 5lng9idiifes 9lrtaniaS
INN fl llbr Born. uad Iontpico
9tertfo, in See geitohen ici, nnO
Dab oas aus 5pansig aricgsififfen
beitebenbe iibrige @vidpaoer gteid1
Oaralf folgeu tperoe. 0as @e.
idmaoer beilebt aus 10000 Monn.
IS beiBt, es iei Idaerlid, an5u.
nebmen, ooE Oieie rieiige Seeitreits
trait lsbigIib oufgeboten Deroe, nm
oen Solut Der anlerifaniiden 5lag.
ae 5u er3mnlgen. Sic lit grob oe.
mug, I'M 8an3 @lerifo gcfiigig 5l
MAIDEN.
8rGiioent 8iIion lit 81 ser Gin.
iidt gefomBleu, oaB ben Meritmern
ge5eigt iperocn mtB, ben Ser. Stao.
ten iei es hl,tiger Grnit.
Die $aIt,ng Suertas miro 10
erfGdrt, ouB i'm Der 0fntb Der Ser
5lueiflung oepadt bat. Gr iagt lid
einfnd), ipeRn mir eiue 8efangen.
nabme Der RebeQen beporite6t, 10
mag ib graz 10 gut Dem groBeren
8ioerioher, Den Ser. Stdaten, Die
Stirn bieten
Die 9ffiiierc oes Seere5 uuo Der
5lotte boIter oieS fir bus giegie-
rungsprogramn: Son3eutrirung Der
Sdlahtlfiiie Dor 3arnpito, 9eiebs
ltna nieier Sofenltaot no oeren
5eitlesung als nelltrale Gone, Bio
daoe Der aiiite uno ariegsi9iffe
unb aIs Iebien Shritt betuaifuete
GtnmiIhung Der 9lrmee.
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Die tsmiaratiuuSifan

Rrojef aeaer iiber 1000 gInssilust,
i'm gRai. 2oburgcr 4riujeh
uuO ibr Ientuant UcrgIcideu i'd
aubcrarridlhid) init (SlGnbisern.
Stnrm i'm Oitrrr. glcrotlnb we.
stn Der 6licacrOifijirrc. @allr.
idcinlidl Srriulsnna sesen 5aI.
ider eiurs Observation-Disclosures.
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Nbonuirt duf ore 11gIi1e Iribiine.
s4.00 0as Sahr nurh bic Hpit.
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= 9. =. @nrn, beutIber Opt.
fer. Mugen nnteriud)t fir @riIlen.
448--5 9ronocis @ebduOes Gnsaha.
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The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, i recognized a.
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-12-03
ENEMY REPULSED IN WEST
German Report Claims Ground Is
Eeinq Gained There.

Berlin by Wireless), Dec. lit
was officially announced that the Ger
mans are repulsing the enemy's at.
tack in the western theater of war
are gaining ground and that the bat.
tie is gradually nearing final decision.
The situation, in the opinion of mill
tary critics, is ripe for the resumption
of active operations against the Rus,
SLAMS, which temporarily were hin
dered by the advance of Russian rein
forcements in northern Poland.
The German successes, the critics
contend, definitely have removed the
danger of any invasion of the German
provinces.
Farther south the AuStrians are CO.
operating to good effect, and the Aus
trian advance into Servia affords a
reasonable ground for believing that
the campaign there soon will be
brought to successful conclusion and
thus release troops for action else
where.
In the western arena the situation is
not so clear as it is in the east. but re
ports continue to show that the
enemy's attacks have been repulsed
The Germans, it is announced, are
gaining ground, and thus gradually
nearing a decision.
Commenting on the sinking of tho
British steamer Malachite off Havre
last week by German submarine, the
German press expresses great salts
faction that German submarines are
able to operate so far from their base
as to render the English channel un-
safe.
The following statement was given
out at military headquarters:
There is nothing of note to report
from the western theater OF war.
ION the East Prussian frontier an
attempt by strong Russian forces 10
make a surprise attack on the German
Notifications east of Darkehmen failed
with heavy losses to the enemy, from
whom we captured a few officers and
600 men.
South of the Vistula river counter
attacks led to satisfactory results.
Eighteen cannon and more than 1880
prisoners fell into our hands.
Nothing of note has occurred in
Southern Poland"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-12-03
ITALIAN CHAUFFEUR JAILED
Believed to Know Something About
Barnett Saff Assassination.

New York, Dec. IA young Italian
chauffeur was taken 10 the criminal
courts building by detectives who
have been looking for the driver of
the automobile in which the gun men
who killed Barnett Baff made their es.
cape from West Washington market
last Tuesday night.
Who he is or where they found him
was not disclosed, but that Assistant
District Attorney Deuel. believed he
had got hold of a most important wit
ness was indicated by the efforts made
to hide his identity or TO give any
hint as to what the young man told
those who questioned him.
Acting District Attorney Delehanty
cautioned every attache of the Office
TO say nothing about the Baff case to
anyone.
What was done with the chauffeur
was also kept secret. No record of
his arrest could be obtained.
Another arrest believed to have
been made as a result of the efforts
to clear up the mystery was that of
Harry Cohen VINO is known as kid
Griffo," a rather common nickname.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-12-03
Operations at StandstiII.

Paris, Dec. From whatever
cause the German effort in the west
ern theater of war has relaxed.
1t is officially announced that their
forces In Belgium are entirely on the
defensive. In France their attacks
have been desultory and have lacked
power.
There is an impression here that
the allies are about to take the often
sive in Belgium and northern France
and that a great attack by the French
and British may be looked for in the
event of great Russian triumph in
Poland.
Unofficial reports are that the Ger
mans are preparing for a winter cam
paign In Belgium and France. Heavy
guns, provisions, winter clothing, am
munition and hospital accessories are
being poured into the German bases
by the trainlCad.
The official report stated that there
was calm everywhere except near
Arras.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-12-03
MINE STORY SHIPPERS JOKE
Nothing Dangerous to Navigation Seen
Outside of New York Harbor

Outside Of New York Harbor
New York. Dec. IA five-pronred
contact mine was supposed to be drift
ing near Fire island menacing navi-
gators OF coastwise and ocean-crossing
steamships.
The maritime exchange shell backs
began figuring on the probability Of a
mine from the European war zor
making the trip across the Atlantic
and decided that no mine unequippeo
with propeller could do the trick
against The gulf stream ald the pre-
Yailing westerly winds.
The result of what the British board
Of trade might call an exhaustive e..
animation" Convinced the investigo-
tors that if there was mine it might
be gold Or coal mine, inasmuch as
the position where it was reported is
on The Long island shore. There have
been rumors Of gold mines there in
past years. Gold mines, il is well
known, are harmless except, at times,
TO folks who are persuaded to buy
stock in them.
Finally the fivepronged mine was
traced back TO a report from quaran-
tine, turned over to the inquisitivo
quarantine reporters by Captain
Davies of the British steamship
Etonian, in from London. The skippe~
hoped apparently to put one over" OF
the ship news men, but they got onto
his little josh. He admitted later that
he had seen no mine.
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Commlssi Jners Meeting.
PROCLAMATION.

State of Maryland, Garrett County. to-Wit:
|. Edward Z. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, in the State OF Ma
ryland. hereby certify that it appears from
the returns made by the Election Superyi-
sUrs OF Garrett County, rs a Board OF Can
VaSseTS for said Garrett County. that at an
election held in tue several Election bis
tricts OF said County, on Tuesday. the 3rd
day of November, 1914, there was submitted
to the voters OF said County the question
whether or not any person or persons,
rate may be licensed in said County. by
whom or in which spirituous, fermented or
malt liquors or Intoxicating drinks NAV be
sold, or whether or not license to sell the
same in said County shall be issued on and
after the first day of May, in the year nine
teen hundred and hfteen,' and that at said
election there We're five hundred and eight
votes cast For License and that there
were twenty four hundred and thirteen
votes cast Against License and that the
majority of the votes cast at said election
were Against License
Therefore, ! do hereby certify and pro-
claim that no License can be granted on and
after the first day OF May, in the year nine
teen hundred and fifteen to any person or
persons, house, company, association or
body corporate to sell spirituous, fermented
or malt liquors or Intoxicating drinks in
Garrett County, Maryland.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of No
vember, in the year 1914.
T.. Z. TOWER Clerk.
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French VIEW or
CAUSE or WAR
yellow Book R3NAg} ET33is
Which Led 10 FlaS3.ii Conflict
AUSTRIA PRIMARILY TO BLAah.E

Germany Was Working Fer VIZ,
Book Says, While Othcr Countries
Were Bending Every Energy For
Peacs-Kaiser Declared War on
Russia When Austria Was Ready &c
Reopen Negotiations For Peace.
Paris, Dec. 1.-THE French min .stry
of foreign affairs made public yellow
book, bearing on the causes CT thc
present war.
The French volume is much more
complete than the publications OF this
nature given out up to the present
time by other governments.
The yellow book recites from the
standpoint of France the events which
led up to the present war and reviews
at length the diplomatic exchanges
previous to the declaration of war.
In its presentation of the case the
French foreign office places the re.
sponsibility fully upon Austria and
Germany and relates that Great Brit
ain, Russia and France were ready to
adopt means of settlement but that
the Teuton allies would not consent.
France, according TO this yellow
book, exhausted every possible avenue
of Cancellation before she decided 10
draw the sword to defend her very
life.
Germany's ultmatum to Russia is
said to have precipitated the rupture.
Commenting on the yellow book the
Temps says:
During the whole Of the negotia-
tons during the month of July the
German empire is seen to have baca
solely guided by the preoccupation Of
assuring its own predominance. The
triple entente with Belgium resulting
from the close union OF these powers
barred the route to German ambitions
and Germany decided to remove this
obstacle. She wished to humi:iate
Russia and in order 10 counterDaI2nca
the bloc which counterbalanced her
power dispassionately decided to re.
sort even to force, if diplomacy failed
to obtain the desired result.
"The assassination of Archdul5s
Francis Ferdinand of Austria gave he
a pretext.
"Germany's resolution was apparer-
from the opening of the negotiations,
the object of which was to avoid a
rupture between Vienna and Belgrade
She impeded every attempt at an az
rangement tried by France, England
and Russia, who with untiring patiCn-e
multiplied their proposals, while Der
lin with equal teEacity set herself u
make them fail.
Germany refused to intervene with
her ally and instead Of giving counsels
OF moderation encouraged Austra's
resistance. She persuaded Austria ,hat
Russia would not sustain Servia to the
end and that France and England
would remain outside the conflict.
Finally. when Austrian diplom2C..
frightened by the danger of a Euro
pean war, became more concilatory
one sees Germany rushing TO the front
and declaring war on Russia at the
very moment when Austria was ready
to accept the proposal to reopen di-
rect negotiations with St. Petersburg
which had great chances Of ending in
a pacific settlement Of the trouble"