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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-04-04
Saturday, 10 day Of April A.'D. 1911!

between the hours prescribed by law,
all-the right, title and interest Of Sue
cession of Green Philips in and to the
following described property, to-wit;
A tract of land as follows: Com
menciDg at point where the boundry
line between fractional sections II and
10 in Township Is N. r. IS East inter-
sects the bank of Rounpaway Bayou,
and running North 73.25sdegrees, 1880
chains to the back line or east boundry
of fractional section II, thence south
$50 chains to the .. e. corner of frac-
tional section rs, thence south 30 de-
grees, east $40 chains, thence south
1925 degrees west to-the bank of ROM.
daway Bayou, Themes witch the mean
dering of said Bayou to the point of
beginning and containing two hundred
acres of land and being composed
of all Section SIEVE n'ty-sev n
and part OF Sections IS and rs in Town
ship 10, NJ, R. Is East, i'll the Parish
of Madison, Louisiana, together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, belonging. or in any manner
appertaining to I'll e Succession OF
Green Philips, seized in the above
| suit.
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
| A. J. SEWER, JR.,
| Sheriff.
Sheriff. Ofics, Tallulah, La,
M5rch 14th, 1914.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-04-04

OFFICE TELEPHONE NUMBER I.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-04-04
Sheriff SALE
Safe OF Louisiana, Parish OF Madison,
Ninth Judicial Distrist Court.
A. e .Kell
VS. No 1898
Succession of Green Philips

By virtue OF a Writ OF Seizure and
Sale to me directed from the Honorable
Ninth Judicial District Court for the
Parish ofMadison aforesaid, in the above
entitled cause, will proceed TO sell, at
public auction, at the door OF the Court
House in the town of Tallulah, in Mad
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-04-04
LIST OF JURORS
For AsriI Term of 9Th Distrist Court

This following is the list of Jurors to
to compose the Grand and Petit Juries
for the ensuing term of term of the 9th
Judicial District Court for Madison Par
ish, Louisiana, to begin on the first
of April, 1914:
The first twenty names compose the
Grand Jury, as follows:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-04-04

Did you know that Calomle
is Mercury, and that its mer-
curious effects will ruin the
system, while GRIGBY'S
LIV-VER-LAX IS purely
vegetable and can be used
with perfect safety. Ask
Tallulah Drug Co. adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-04-04

Constipation Is the cause OF many a,r
and disorders that make life mssT: -
Take Chamberlain's Stomach ana -
Tablets, / ep your bowels regular spS
will avoid thess diseases. Fsf ssS
toSlerr. .,.-.-- --.-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-04-04

HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
and all liver troubles can be
cured by using. GRIGSBY'S
uN-vfR-LM. Ask Ta!lulal,
Drug Co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
CHURCH SERVICES

Rev. ]. w. Stokes, who has been
away upon vacation during the past
two or three weeks, has returned here
and will fill his pulpit at the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow, both morn
ing and evening.
DR.. J. A. Thomas will fill his pulpit
at First Methodist church tomorrow
as usual, preaching at IL a. m. and
again at 1880 in the evening.
Mass will be celebrated at St. Marys
Catholic church tomorrow morning
at s o'clock, Rev. FIR. Schonhardt Off
ciating.
At Furlow Lawn Baptist church the
services Sunday morning will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. R. l.. Biv
ms at II O'Clock. Usual services in
the evening at 1880 o'clock.
, At First Baptist church the services
morning and evening will be conduct
ed by the pastor, DR.. Lansing Burrows,
at IL a. M and 1880 p. m.
Services at Calvary church will con-
sist of holy communion at II a. m F.,
morning prayer, Htany and sermon a,
II; evening prayer at 1880, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. J. B. Lawrence.
Services as usual at the Christian
Science church, both morning and ev-
ening at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
Grown Prince Stole Her Heirlooms
Writes the Baroness de Baye

arms, rare and precious vases, tapes
tries, icons, cups and gold souvenirs
most dear to my family. He caused
to be packed choice pictures and pieces
of furniture, but some of these cases
were left in the hasty flight Of the
Germans"
The Baroness affrms, according to
the Temps, that the German Grown
Prince stamped with his heel upon the
portraits of the Russian emperor ami
empress in the chapel of the chateau.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
100000 Men Lost By Germans
So Far in the French Campaign

to date in this theater of war at
more than 100000 men.
The casualty list in the recent fight
ing along the Aisne is said to be the
highest in history.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
Lloyds Will Insure Peace Within
Year for 500 Premium on $500

writer's on receiving premium of 20
guineas per cent, will issue a policy
which will pay 100 pounds ($500) if
peace is not officially declared between
the Allies and Germany on or before
October 2, 1915.
The rate to the end of this year is
rs guineas per cent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03

at Princeton, some years ago. The
Princeton system-a tutor to every
twenty-five to thirty students-has
worked well. The Emory plan prom
Uses even better results, because the
groups of students are not so large.
and each group is in charge of full
professor These professors propose
to keep in close touch with the individ
uals comprising their groups, looking
after their heath, mental progress and
spiritual development.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
Force of German Attack Drowned
In Rivers of Blood 1t Had Shed

tacks and driving the enemy back to
their entrenched lines, whence they
came.
The German attacks ended in no
ground gained, and their force drown
itself in the rivers of blood which hal
been spilled.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch)

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch)
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Crown Urince Fred
erick William during the first days of
the battle of the Marine, had his head
quarters at the Chateau of the Baron
ess de Baye, near Champaubert, Marns,
famous for it's collections of art OBJ
iects. The Baroness de Baye writes
saws the Paris Temps, thus:
THE Crown Prince plundered the
whole place. He stole medals, old
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
INDISCREET? NOT He;
and CENSOR PROVES IT
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.)

PARIS, Oct. 9.-The strictness Of
the censorship may be judged from an
article in the Echo de Paris, which
begins
There is no danger of my being in
discreet. | know no more than any
body. But l believe that without say
ing too much l can state
Then follow six lines of Darkness.
The censor evidently had the last
word.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.)

PARIS, Oct. 3-The great battle
still sways backward and forward. The
Germans are still attacking all along
the line in massed force. The Allies
equally rested and reinforced by 10000
Hindu troops, are breasting these at
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.)

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch)
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Much business is
being transacted at Lloyds in peace ii
surance.
The rate to insure against peace be-
ing declared on or before this dav
twelve months is at present 20 guineas
per cent, which means that undev-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch)

ASSOCIATED Press DispatchJ
PARIS, Oct. "a foreign military
authority who has closely followed the
western campaign, and is in touch with
official sources, puts the German losses
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-03
EMORY ADOPTS SYSTEM
INTRODUCED BY WILSON
At PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

Especial to Times-Recorder)
EMORY COLLEGE, oxford, Ga, Oct.
3.-Emory College has adopted the sys-
TEN of supervision of students that
was inaugurated by President Wilson
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Dte Teoer verkauft1

2g 4rHtel 0oHe aiaaso- 6arSmg Gana, Bic mir bis6er a6er bic bepHbe
etnnee M &cigrn mn gea1her" IaeH, 3Gtneteu hd 6lrb cine nrfnfs
Hge e~arnIoeraug ir bic groBe oeuHae arieg5noiame aus sir Sag
ffcnq af ben ariag 3aa5duittene in ibr Die @nbe, Die CrSulurq, 6as
Ttadngc, DC 1is3iaiu.
Sos u plasfa Giles anoers g~erorSen. Gin gerfdt ser bon Con.
Don am 1 september oatiet it, wGB mir BON Dem llnredt ~ er,sbPu.
fas oe 1etifeu init benz etutrttt in 0n aneq beainaen. re NIT ser
Gt IN Der lie iH fu5ren. Or gabt 70 melt, ue Or gorF6urt in Dem
gpf edTeH er8ub mir 0es gerghitrs pegen nefterbfn nfeberoeben
Se 1ar1t1en nit toaen Sunoea gu o~ergeiten, Sic man uh6eiHiesen
ntufs. no naH Fe fnee. GrfI6rt IS aber .sIeit3etig fir merflarfh.
aaB bic bic ieoer Bauer 10 u~ieoerifeben ioute, fd nit 6en ItnBbere.
zen Reootuer eeHeH naben, Dor oers1 abfttcn He fh 3u bitten bober
SrseHS EN- duBapr ennfuB mB 6fen Sttnmunasnedid bet
9errH 9aroing Hgoorg5ratt bnben eoate es Der fau. Sos er ala
@diattenbHnFalr I'm gsbet Der GefaHe nom bmHhen 9rrpuen npr.
fet nar0cR lit mo oaB fe babel nidt ben ertpnrteten Rebeff Dor 6en
nren atdaro 9arong 2aDts bepieien baben2 g1n f0nre Sas alan.
BEN 9lenn ntht Der m~erfpiroige Cat in Dem gcitt entboten mare.
~gRetH @epffen int mir BOB tb meme gHitt nit tn nlr6e. poqte
i6 Hhft perndeu ale atrertaner oauou gu f6ersenaen, bah ap nitt
neutral bleben oHrfen.@
@ i4dat. 6ie brHfhe Resprtns Eat Se aeotr BON ai6orS
enromg Gapis IN i5rH 9ient senon1ueu. ltno er fhrqi6t MN. mp
enslanos aegerlug es milf, bic bon aumg m bic geraffhno Ser Bic.
asen dffsntiden g7etpm8 aegen 9euidIauO oils cine Icaifne arieas.
mdbreed anab. ss e&
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Die rnssteebe NieoerLaae.

Gin taaFcs seaan bat @ fr Die anIeu in GhpreuBen aeaeben
Arr borf artngcnen aCrps gebareu smeiielcs ur site Srs ut
f%a Stercs. soange Der gouuarfb cut aina nurSn Hns oelSen.
tttn BON ct3iraa Der Gar6e %beidreten, ne Die 6B EN- Sanptmann
eH @croeAdtdene fene @cidate babe abipaHHen IaFen, NIT ben Gen,
haNens &latc nt prubide artiGere aeriten uS beren @efhHbr IN
ee FahtdNn aetbm gebraht babe. auberOem Iiegt es in Der Qahlr
SCR &m1e 0as bic rH Den uliiiheu Ghieeprobu3n hebeu6en Trupben
@a1rfsaaua tanoet neil fe Bic Hddfrn wurru.
lar 10 acknowledgement fn6 Die Gieoerlamn In ofiner shobt
Der Sert@t Der adamten artiaere uO non 100000 @efanaeneu. Bo.
ea 50 Barerten it, bob Die 3abl BON 300 cffgieren, Die maearben nirb
pa ean0eoer mF ai @tobsottiiere bsiebm fam. o6r Iomt anoerten
HHrog mas Sos aaerihimmie 9itru ien pirOe =, bah Die gtbr.
saM Der Sfi5Are ibr Euppe i'm shh IRB uno Rh In siherbet
sraate ais ar Sade ihiei gua. 800 of5tere fir 10000 Ronr ii
fem &efRdtre. Is gbt einen cfHer of 230 Mann. Gin ioldeg
scrfagais pon t0fH{eren mo 0~aunidaiten. pmn Is fir ben qriea
sarahlH4 beaarer. Ditoe an umo fr fa cine fobe sdmade beoeuten
Gas erfelse Del 0a @aeriaI Der uafideu aruee ousaeidlofen maren.
VIE rnmer nmn Bic Aieoernae aufebt fe finSet oas gdffrtrite
fs Die flFeu mF Der gaH5en efme BON Der Office bis bfnintsr ,ur
@ra3a HIHdnpus.
lHo oas II 1teT9iadt aui 6e GngaHb ub 5ronfrrt isre soff.
HaHaen iebte @e Saauop feline af Die 5ife" Der aran,ofer.
Ten 4aHertH gat e5 ME ppei 9gutdrn, 6e Ht biratcn. neil iebes
hcr encore ieitrefr rm0 BON oern Oanu teines etos bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

ageftfa If ooI bop pgahntBetigen". gin iBrpr Spite fht felt
SaRren Der aep Porter GefHide 81. 9. g. qarfburf. gefanntih bot
oiafef SER cine Tote 8rmae ihImuer as eth Jfffpetb. sn etnenn
GiHgeiauot at bic yNep Dmf aines", elmer Der toQnen anaIobtIen.
3efHtHasi beg aarOess aber ibertrift Ct fh ldbft. sogt ber frorlnie
mPann:
eg8enn eth tour SnuO beruunrsunt 10 erf4iebt fn Ser Qoladt
nnF her STEELE ndt a5 Hahiuft, fonoern ans meuihIhher aeHno6nre
CIT her siherbeit beg gublHrmis. PUN Oenn, lit iendls cine toaere
sreatlf oufd oas frebihe uno bti9enoe europa berlnnqeroant og
Boiler NHI1eInn?l Get 4o5fi autarHan6et ndt Taaae nit Dem Suno
IND FaEebt fen aonprOmfb init fbn, ionbern tr peribrt ousIhnebItb
III aididt cuff oe erforoernfa Der menfbGfen @eicqfddt unO E5fHt
ibn ns ale efne 0ffcntIhbe Wefabr; bufabrt INIT fbn ne GeuHhTano
init RsIsn BET Der 1eimng berfubr INTO ne IL init Grafretd ammo 1870
III befidbfen oeoabts od e ibu cine ioIHs i1nere artaosheer aufprI.
aaa unb fsine ntftdrif1en angrfHs. rnO gerhiofpunasuiHpI 70 Der.
fFappen noIte 0B e ds ntiitdrifhe gqoHt all eyHtreu ~oufbSrcn
ma babrh DadibIano pom Seirn Granfretbs unpertpunObor modem
ipusks
aun, 6iehba waebbin, bic DnatfhInnb or QpIen umo 5ranfretH Ser.
nhredtss lpte aAh fhR ~enatgebtn ,perben. Gs 8r0 uteaehat nit hot.
nsnaa lsu. GsHiAaAa III ~sf6rvEetus a5ers fsus aaufr IOma Dsi9nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

ants to get out Of town. By
not awaiting themselves OF this
opportunity, they subjected
themselves to all the risks con-
nected with living in a besieecd
CITY Whether explosive pro-
.lectiles are thrown by heavy
guns or bombs BY Zeppelins i
entirely immaterial. Could there
have been an outcry If tile PEG.
pie, instead Of being killed by
the bombs from the Zeppelin.
had been torn to pieces by the
400 pound shells of the Ger
man mortars7
1t is clear, therefore, to anv
unbiased mind that the accusa-
ton made by the English and
French press in reference 10 the
employment Of bombs from
Ieppelins is but the outcry Of
nations beaten at their own
game. For it must always be
remembered that when the
question arose at the Hague
Conference in 1907 it vas
France Fat that time in posses
sion Of the most powerful fleet
81 aeroplanes in the world that
insisted, more than any other
nation, upon the right OF 4 war
power to throw explosives
from aircraft. AT that time.
objected to 1t, and ii
was clear that the reason she
objected was because this was
The only weapon by which she
be attacked as long al
she had undisputed power Of
he seas.
Germany was willing to fore
20 the right to use explosives
rom aircraft, providing Eng
and was willing to relinquish
Ter right to seize merchant ships
belonging to citizens Of a hostile
This question was
.trongly debated, for not only
germany but all other powers
kept England realized that the
light 81 the warning power to
eize the commercial fleet Of
he opposing power was a great
INJUSTICE to innocent owners,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Beaten AT Their Own Game.

Nearly all OF tile American
papers published in the English
! language print the censored re-
ports sent to them BY the news
agencies in most cases verbatim
without taking time for close
investigation and analysis. A
case in point Is the quoting Of
misleading statements Of Inter
national Law in reference to the
throwing Of bombs from Yep
pelins on a besieged fortified
city.
Germany is accused Of resort
ing to "barbarous" and illegal"
methods of warfare. The d.
stressing picture drawn bv an
American physician Of the Red
Cross in Belgium Of the deplor-
able consequences of the falling
Of these bombs in the middle
Of the night on peaceabiy sleep
ing citizens and his graphic
description Of the effects Of the
explosions Of these bombs has
induced the editorials writers to.
speak Of German atrocities
and acts Of barbarism' and to
point to Germany ais having lost
all moral sense.
These writer's seem to FORGET
entirely that Antwerp is a be-
sieged fortress. around which the
opposing armies are fighting for
every foot Of ground In utter
disregard Of human life, either
OF their own or Of others.
Non-combatants have no BUSH
ness to be in such a place. Every
one of the inhabitants of Ant
wefp has been fully aware that
the said fortress would be bomb
arded and that the troops with
in the town and forts would re-
sist the taking Of the city by
the Germans with all the power
they can summon.
We have been told that the
razed to the ground
houses around the forts. SO
as to have d clear aim from
these forts against the attacking
German army. There wal plcn-
" Of time for the non-eombat-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

Denn i9n ni4t feline Ell,
pas tsi9li4 strolene Raie perrotsn
eatte. mare Ben Morris. elm qromb
bon profeffiou unO Qeigunq. NIT fei.
hs:H Naabs, ocn sr I'M pid;ien Bolts
gsordnge duf Der Gatr in 5~onegbiIIs.
Mts., getnadt bate, enttommen
Sqon bate ott qoli5ef tsine gb1r
psrIorsrr, ala mon aus BEN aIuiis
urter Der Bride, aus Dem laoIfsTr
berbprr1gsnb bic ylofe zines monnss
btnertts, uno BET nd6erer llnterIus
9uHg sntotdte man, DaB bic g2ofc
etrlem Osr beiben 9ramps qeb5rte. BIZ
aut osr 6air bsrihteDene 1oThen.
otsbiidbIe ausgsfiibrt batten. Efnen
2sll pes s~erau5ten gtIpes fanb maj
aud nod 6tt benz mdnne DOR. Ser
Idnofrt Der bei0en Cramps, Ser Ftiusr
9etpobnbeit, iid BON Baifer fern II
balten, trea8ebIisben iuar, enttam.
Gin m%Dberner dthretf.
tdsr alub ntrb In furaem IN
Gperett, Mafb, eingeri6tet !perben. "a
llno btrslts gtei0nrit Decentralization i'm
Ulaieftttt 9ttel geHlietet porben. mn
eine 9urnbaIle, Gdauerbno un6
aIu65ifnmsr eingsri6tet fperben fol-
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05
Bertobte Won Aueenseuaen.
NitteIaasn eHts 0rtsSsntrs nHS tmts 9aHdSsrgsrs Ssn bttaI6,
H. NrtHel taifH.

Hamtns DtdtI. 6et bitlt Sabu In
griiFtI asItbl bate, btn 1dtb Bis
a n ben WtrbeTtno6sn nus
latfhttbt bebt. Rit 1ealfhrn
tpurosH In loren MobHnnetn ibtrs
rnmptlt uHo b~erduagtboli, aud In
Der Rddt unb elm 0tutlhtr auasn,
5tlgt sr8ahlte mir qltidfaas, Ct babe
gefsbtn, tuit man elm ainb i'm 6tmo
aus slltm I'M 5ipGitm Gtod aGIt1tneH
Dtnittr biuausatihlsubut babe. col,
ht 9rsutI Iino gtThsbtn! Sn Der
Rdbs mtintr Mohnuna befdnb Hd
Elm otntfh.s slettfetehntIhts@eT6dft.
!es ipurct bas Beriiht ptrbrtitst,
bic 9,iBtr bdttsn elmer qpparai dui
Dem Dahs sinsstihtst, um orabtloIs
1sIsgrdmms aus 1rdntrti6 abiufans
gen. auf bds blobt gsriiht BIN be,
ldasrte IDfort cine rieiat Wlsnas 6as
6aus, poli5ti uno Gtnourmtn It.
laisnm, ordngsn Elm, uuo neil mon
Ingtt, oie BETTER bdttfn fi6 iiber BIZ
Ddatr stflihiti. 70 tntfdHo cine
nutreatnoe Sasb iibtr Die Gah,r.
@enoarmtn nit itIuBbersiiem o.
tpsPr itdnosn in ben 5tnfisrn unA duF
Den Ddhern ppiten. lttber ben Nus
gang Der Sdgo psib Id uftts, bod
lab ih, ipte elmer Der OeuiIden Be-
tiger seFsHslt nbgeflbrt tpurbs. SO
asIane mir, mi4, NIT ben u1tinsn ins
0eufhe @eHtraltpnfuldt All fluhten,
oas fnoH untfr umtrilaniIttm
SanB itdno, 5unbsrit 5umiHsn la
strttn i'm Keller, auf benz Dahbooen.
duf ben 9rtpptn bes Ronfulatsuebdus
ots. Inter elmer 8tottund bon 800
Wilitdr nuroeu mir gum lie
5ernuttsn in ben 3irfus RopoI a.s
bratt. Bon bort Grsitaa um A llbr
ben Rnrbbububaf, no cine
oroRsnoe Msuidtnmtnae BON efpu.
1000 psrionen pattets. 0oh pur{
ben mir obus 3pifaenFaa eiripaoooI
tisrt, mas getpib Dem amtrtlanifheR
81 oantsn lift. Wtr tamen an
We beIgtidt @ten5t, uon bort mubtsn
pr I'm itr6msrosn atqtn orti Stun.
ZEN lang gu SUB nod Roofen6nal in
oouano maridttrsn, I'm fpsittt3us
abrsn."
Digger 5dilberuua rel nod fol-
Rudriat aus 1iTsl0orF beiots
let: Dem Diff. o. o. pirS bon
Intndnofrsier StsIt beriatet, oab be-
8sIsier flaHtiqe Dtatfht
n brennenot 6od6ftn ot4
'orten bdben. Die Elm @es
'atrSmdnn OtsfeIbsn glattes non tts
ell eeuttdnt erfdbrt, bate man fei.
Iruppen untsr hem frsunbfis
3uninten fttner geipobnet
! Den 0rt tiusie9tH laTen, uno alb
{ DARN tparen, irlrae ION allen
often efn Jtutr auf liz eroffs
NOS aber alddliderpeife nur
eng 5adotn anri9teie ba BE BEL
fr fhlent i4oFen unb In inner fos
Dut 6linolinas 6ronfIoa !
Das 0orf pur0s oarauH !
ano 80 eiupo6ner fsitqes /
)mmer. !,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-05

Rod isHnt man nihl Sen adnasn
llmfaus Der furdibartn 4uBIhreituns
gen. bis BON ben 9tlgisrn-namntlih
IN BrithtI = eegsn DtutIhs bsriibi
ipurotn Wlan iptro bic 9trihtt Der
Glasn3eugM srit instrumentation
mifsn, um 5u ftbtn, Dab biz btlai.
ide 8tpolttruna iih graulamsr, be-
ttialii4tr etBsigt bal, aIs man d BON
ttuem fpeitsnroPdHhen gpftt fHr m1as
li9 gtbalitn bate. Sin 5resoener,
osr iia uHtsr ben aus graFa Gss
flidttten befdnb, mahts Fot6tn ems
aetrofftnsn osutihsn 3eitunatn Sufols
&c Die f%oIgenesn M%ttteiluugsn:
I'D mar In elmer 9Iattaolofdbrit
IN grlftl bsihdftiet unb Bin nit
nistner 5rau unb msinsm aino nit
tndppsr Rot Dem morbsrifhsR Wiitn
Der 8slgisr s%ntronutn. Mtr bdben
nidts sersttst, ais infer nddtes qss
ben, 0cun Id tonnts nidt mtbr bars
an benton, mebr mitSunebRen duf Biz
Jluht, ale einige Slide Wdid, unc
atrftist @saJthrung. Oh meiHs
@ohnuHe in gtiFtl nift inspil6en
gspllHoert puros, psiB i'd bisbtr
niht. Die gelaisr bubtn tHtfeB.
Lilo aebauf. I'm einem goa Der
poristn Node fam mein gbeF al
mir unb iagtt; Die CsutIhsn RnO
lhpu Dor aiittih!" Or mar Elm ans
ltaHoiger Mann, uuo in Der 5abrit
mars rubtg; mir drbsiieten Bis Mii
tag. Damn brdhte Id meme Shnd
germ, Die 3u 9tiun in 9tiiFtl genes
Ten mar, nuf ben Rprobabnbof uno
mar 3ruae Der u~uerh0rtefen qus
ihreituHgen, Die idpn I'M 5nuera ser
5tdot Iosgegangsn fpuren. Der Dos
ftiir3te iia in ale osutI6sn Qptas
L. 0as srits Oeutfde @tIddfi, ons
arlturmt nurbs, mar bds Wdrenbdus
1tsB, oas in 8ruHeI cine arpBe Ries
oerldgs bat. Gs lisgt in elmer Seis
.tnitrdBe ots 9ouIsbdr0 4nspuh uno
pat BON stna 1000 Menfhen UNI
Die ShuBIeute balfen felbF
ibrsn Seitengtptbrsu NIT. Die
Polldom 5u Dffusn uuo einauoriuaen.
Die Bier uno Deinfuben Glartn=
Iaa purbsn gleitFaus poatommen
.snoltert. Die osltl4e S6ule bate J
inc freiBe 5taggs nit ban rotten
treu3 gebibt bennon purbe fc iiber 9
allen uub Die Mlsnss faIug ones lur8 I
no tlein. aaum Elm oeutT9es sc {
h1ft ent8ing bteitm Ghidial. Die 4
'%eritprung matsrielitr Sitter ndre ies /
nidt bas Sdlimmlte gepeftn. i
j%rdaenbdftsr iinb biz beffaIis II
Worbe, Die BON gelqiern n
,gan9en purotn. Sh babe Itlbft ass II
ben. ME cine 5rau BON etpd S8 4
nit sinsm ain0 auf benz Ii
i'm bubertdm unb in Den pimmeins f
IN 9obflhnufsn geriet. mdnents G
ihr Dos ainb unb mari n
3 Dor bic gttttrifne! Die n
ftiir3ts Hber Die Jrau binpea, d
B tonnie nift mabt feFtHtlen. mas n
i gefneben mar. Sin Deuti4er, Der Ii
mir flph. er8d1its. baB nan eintn a
1geiehenen osutIhen fltifhermeiiter. mi
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9. 8. mccall. elm 80 syobre
alter grsmlsr, fitI in Der ggdbs boz
argsniiaien. aas., bon einem gFrobls
Sug Der @alta 6ssgabn berab unO
Die Rdbsr Der sipei IeBten Maqoons
Fubren libtr ihn ipeg uflb idnitftn
ben arpf pom Rampfe ab. man
%btrntatsi. naB MfGoll ausaIitt. MI
q siEs aEsnis fsltigsts
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Ter 0euihe Hdier Bot Selbitnor6 beannaen.
Ter 0eutfhe Rrouprin3 ifuer berna1n6ct.
aafier 6ran3 Soapb getorben.
General Gmmh getaet
Anerifaner lit QGtfhI1n0 ihleht beban0cEt
GeuHhe 7iufFon BON 10000 monn aefanaen.
Die area5er g@oebeuA uno ogresTaa" bon ben aran6tet Fl SEN
srrnS as6o9rt aF
Ole 0etihe 6odieefrte ein1efapfTt. H
Sln0ert sodoIienfabrer binguihtd.
lto ID peter. #~
9aoh Den bier enaeaufenen geritien ruoen mebr 3eypefnfreiser
tsrtort as 1eahhIano bdfbt eS pur0m bon ben eerben nebr Gefcr.
rether Sur strefe gebraht. ale oas 5ferrddHt 4uroarffde Seer soESo.
tn 3dhH, imo BON Den gdgern nuroen 3s6naI ma6r oe1tte goI6oeu
~9fngeRabt ais f9 is af beaiiben gooen ~befunoeu baden.
hbA @ q. SournaI9
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