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Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Protest Of St. Louis County.

Protest OF st. Louis County.
Sam d. Hodgdon of Webster
Groves. who represents the county
court Of ST. Louis county in the Berry
grade crossing case, asked the public
service commission to modify its re-
cent order, which, if carried out,
would. Hodgdon says, cost the county
$4,000. The commission recently
made an order directing the st. Louis
& San Francisco railroad to abolish
the Berry road grade crossing by car
rying the highway underneath its
tracks by tunnel. The estimated cost
of this change, the commission found,
would be about $4,000 Its order i'm
posed 60 per cent of this cost upon
the railroad and 40 per cent upon the
county. Hodgdon wants the order
modified to provide that the railroad
shall bear the expense of construct
ing the highway tunnel under its
tracks, and that the county shall pay
for the approaches to the crossing.
The pro rata of expenses then, he
said, would be $4,000 for the railroad
and $4,000 for the county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Water Concerns Protest.

Representatives OF virtually all of
the electric light and gas corpora
tons, water companies and munich
palities engaged in the light and wa
ter business In the state will attend
the hearing before the state public
service commission on the adoption
of general order No. 20, recently pro-
mulgated by that body.
The order prescribes rules and reg
ulations for the conduct of these utili-
ties and will go into effect Aug. l.
There will be vigorous protest
filed from the municipally-owned wa
ter plants on that feature of the order
which requires water companies to
own all meters and supply them to
consumers free of charge.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
lnefficients Increase.

The figures from the state institu-
tions show that instead of becoming
better, Missouri is growing worse.
In 1910 there was one convict for
every 5,4O5 inhabitants, while in 1910
there was one convict for every S45
inhabitants in the state. In 1860
there was one mental defective to ev-
cry 6.97O persons; in 1870 one to ev-
cry 1854; in 1880 one to every s,OSs;
in $780, one to every 1913; in 1900,
one to every lii; in 1910, one to
every 694.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
NORWAY FOLLOWS SUIT.

Word has reached Washington that
the Norwegian parliament has fol-
lowed the lead of Secretary Daniels
of our navy department and adopted
a resolution prohibiting the use of in
toxicating liquors by officers of the
Norwegian army and navy during
their terms of service. Enlisted men
were already enforced abstainers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
How To dive ouinine To Children

FRBRILINE IS the trademark name given to an
improved Quinine. 1t Is Tasteless Syrup. pleas
ant 20 take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take II and never know il Is Quinne.
Also especially adapted TO adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing In the head Try
Il the next time you need Quinine for any prr'
,ose Ask for a-ounoe original package, The
aame FEBRILINR is blown in bottle as GEMS
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
AppraIcer's Fees Too HIGH.

'ohn r. Gordon, state auditor, who
N ohJecting TO the size of the fees
a"o"ed 10y the probate court of St.
NoNis 10 men who appraise estates
suoJtct 10 the collateral inheritance
,aN' mas written letter complaining
mat some estates have suffered from
excessive fees.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
ALCOHOL is UNNECESSARY.

Alcohol is not necessary to any
healthy individual. To some it is a
luxury. To some a great temptation.
Alcohol is not essential; not only so.
but it is absolutely deleterious to life.
When it is formed by living matter it
is got rid of as soon as possible
Prof. Slmms Woodhead, Sunderland.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
EIGHT AGAINST BEER.

So grave are the evils caused by
beer drinking that the fight against
beer should now be conducted as
strenuously as that against stronger
liquors DIR. Legrain Paris, Franco.
Noted Alienist
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Sues to Test Tax.

Injunction proceedings were institut-
ed in the Cole county circuit court be-
lore Judge John G. Slate by Freder-
lex w. Lehman on behalf of the
Bankers Life Insurance company of
Des Moines. Ia, to test the right Of
state Superintendent of Insurance
Charles G. Revelle to collect the 2
per cent tax on the gross amount of
business done by the company in Mis-
souri, in 1913.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Sterilize the Ineffcients.


Eugenics, sterilization and segrega-
ton are three remedies which DR.. Will
p. Bradley, superintendent of the
State Hospital for the Insane at Ne
vada, believes should be applied in
this state to prevent the increase of
the criminal and insane classes. Brad
ley advocated these things in a letter
to Cornelius Roach, secretary of state.
Insanity is on the increase in this
state as we'll as other states and
countries, Bradley says, but points
out that formerly mental detectives
were kept at home, while they are
now sent to state hospitals. Bradley
blames the strenuous lives led by
most Americans for many cases of
insanity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
100000 Suit Continued.

hy agreement of all parties Judge
john G. Slate in the Cole county cir
cunt court has continued until the
> ptember term the 100000 over
charge suit against the Missouri Pa
c.hc Railroad company instituted by
Attorney General Barker.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Coal contract TO 81. Louis Firm.

Eleven bids were opened for the
contract for supplying the peniten-
tiary with coal for a year from No.
yember /. The contract was Gwarded
10 the Western Coal and &EiEs com
naay c. s. L,ozis. al S2,55,
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

He seems determined to kiss me, "
remarked the girl who was fishing
for a compliment. II wonder why?'
Hard to tell" said the other girl.
This is the season for freak bets"
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Asks Election Law Revision.

Gov. Major announced that he will
in few days name special commits
sion to revise the general election
and primary laws of the state and pre-
sent suggestions along this line TO the
next general assembly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
lumber Companies Pay Fines.

The time allowed the lumber COM
panies in which to pay their fines for
violations of the antitrust law is half
ND. The total sum due the state is
S35S,OOO of which $lO0,5O0 has been
paid into the state treasury
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Poultry Essentials.

Feed plenty of clean, wholesome
food and water, and provide plenty Of
clean dry nests in clean poultry
house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
coniuaaI Amenltles.

MY dear don't act like a fool"
How can help 1t when you told
me to follow your lead?'
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
BUILDING Character.

We prepare ourselves for sudden
deeds by the reiterated choice of good
or evil that gradually determines char
acter.-George Eliot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Only One "BRoMO OuINENE"

To get the genuine call for full name. LAXA.
TIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature Of
z. W. GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. Stops
cough and headache. and works off cold. zSc.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Twelve Paroles Granted.

l"olye paroles we're granted aAl
one was revoked by Gov, Major on
''''mmendation of the board of paI.
1..f az opcI'G.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
To Make MuciIaQe.

mucilage which holds with sur
prising tenacity can be made by boil
Ing q Spanish onion for a short time
and then pressing the juice from It.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

A popular man is one who doesn't
say smart things at the expense Of his
friends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Hardly.

Traveler-Have you lived here all
your life?
Native-Not yet
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

After reaching the pinnacle of fame.
many a climber has found It an uncom-
Portable roost.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

A married man who owns an auto
mobile is in position to acquire lot
of experience.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

No, Cordelia, a squall at sea and one
In the nursery are not synonymous.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Saves Negro Slayer.

Gov. Major has commuted to life
Imprisonment the death sentence on
George Bonnor, negro slayer of Albert
Underwood, cashier of the Missouri
Pacific freight office in Kansas City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

insufficient sleep and late hours are
some of the causes which retard
growth and health of children.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

On the other hand. the way OF the
transgressor frequently seems to bs
pretty smooth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Clean DRINKING Pans.

Cleaning the fowls drinking pans Is
important as we'll as keeping then
dlled.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06
Quite True.

so you've been to jamaica. What
kind OF a place is it?"
"Rummy."
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

Chile has public debt OF more than
$217 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-08-06

Nearly $4,000 births we're recorded
In Philadelphia during 1918.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-20
HI5S 13IIITI


snort ait'fto"' Ns>Ni,'' "''"- eNot'9
TO games ana " good '''''e'
Mi. and Mrs. Ray l.. Brooks and
daughter. Dorothy. 81 Greenfield. Mass.
came SATURDAY. the quests of Rev. anu
Mrs +. &. Clarke ana of Mr.. and Mrs
William \. BROOK. ~ WnIiam>lille
4 ...., Ia. ...,...., Ill
'"fo" 7.',,''' ma '''' - - iio''se
mona I''''S ''," ''', -''"s'. 'g'S''lN pun
ei,a9e'i- " W." '' 9','"'t arg US
ing IN 'll''.' ana '''gg'i.'''i'' MISS
ana '''' 'NfS'''' '''' meat "''N'
Sugar ma er. Ia this locality are
growing less ia number each ycar
Sidney Iones and Herbert Brown cor.
menced setting buckets early this weci..
Clarence Moore. Charles Ingram. David
lGoodcll and Bert Adams along the
/ Maiiuaro ht"ueh ro"d are numbered
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-20
HINSDALE. N. H.
COMMENT ON TIE RAID.
Belated Effort to Abolish Nuisance
Some Unusual Circumstances.

Some Unusual Circumstances
The recent raid on the Italian com
missary on the Brattlehoro road has
caused considerable comment here. ana
it is a noteworthy fact that until the
Vermont authorities took tho matter
aboliehin9 this nuisance. although the
law had been Violated continually dur
III. th" past two years. We apparently
willingly allowed this condition of If
fairs 10 exist even after Brattleboro
had wisely prevented the cnmmissarv
from being located on their side OF the
river and no determined effort WAS
made 10 stop the illegal traffic until it
Indirectly was the cause Of a tragic
death in oar nei2hhoring town.
Thank~ to the activity OF the Vermont
officials the place was raidcd .and a
500 fine together with costs and a su--
pended Ial sentence was the result
| The keeper. however. was not arrested.
but only notified To appear III court
and there was absolutely no guarantee
OF his appearance except his word.
Nothing would have prevented him
from leaving the state had he SO deoir-
Ell and thus put himself beyond the
| jurisdiction Of eur authorities He
| appeared as requested and acting on the
| advice OF his employer paid the fine.
| He stated that in the / years he had
| conducted such business he had never
| before hecu arrested and he expressed
| his determination not to break the
| law IN the future.
Another strange Feature Of the raid
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-20
Early Chicks Paw!

Now Is the time 70 be thinking about
early atches andl spring chickens! You
,ocE0a owners tlow that the early
aclod chick will double the profit on
'Ne late fellows, So get in line and get
oar share Of the big profits.
Don't depend on cranky hen-go at
), right and get Buckeye Incubator
81 can start the incubator now-just
when you are ready-but you cannot
tart thc old hen until she's ready, and
right now IS the time to start
OH cannot 20 wrong with a Buckeye
}Ccause we guarantee them to hatch
every hatchable egg, and if you'll come
~ well snow Won the chicks Matching
:ld prove 10 YOU that a Buckeye will
hatch more chicks. bigger chicks ant
strongcr chicks than any old hen yol
ever owned.
Made in } sizcs-G0 eggs to $50 eggs
Sold II, low as
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-20
Advertised Letters.

+. Il. Andrews. Mrs f. J. Arherton.
Frederick .. Bean. Frank uenery. Mrs
William ttorwocd. Mrs Fred Lacicv
Mrs = +. Pratt George Petite Frauh
H. TAFT. +. \. Smith.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
ensliidlcs 8rcfsesetcr iibcr Ocn gln
9riff Der oentidlen @renser.

Son0on,lf. Se3. ~ gluaenleIles
0fiB6ebngen berriht bier, oaB Die
0cutiden glngreiier unbeid1oigt cut-
famen. (Dns gInuben mir gernc,
mo e8 lit 0aS erite 03al. oaB mir
elmer engliiden 3eititng ettpo5 glnu-
benz glber niemon0 muht Die 30.
mirnlitdt oafiir berantportlid (ipaS
mlh Itin1nlt, oenn berontmortIih fir
ons gliidlihe Gntfommen lift Die
aSmnrtbeit" Der naderen oeutitefl
9lauiadeu. Die Strotegie unieres
9lomiralitabs nuB aIleiu oarauf ge.
ribtet iei, Die Oeutihe 0ofieeflotte
III bcrilidten, Dam uuo mo cs gebt.
(Ga5 mar lie iboit Tango, aber es
ging cbcn ni6t.) Die 3eitingen
0riiden ibrc groBe @enugtburtng ga.
riiber aus, Dab Der oeltife glngriff
total berfe9lt lei. menn er oaS pri.
tide 8oIf 6aulit 8lr erid)reden be.
obiidtigte. (6ui, ieBt fonmen Die
2iiaen aber oitl Die ipollen ser
@elt iebt meiB MAIDEN, oaB Der ia-
mole oelltide &reu3erangriff feinen
@in6ruf gemadt babe.)
Der nGoiID 8elegrapb" leitarti.
felt; sic 9ettiten ba6en 2lmtrifo
inforuirt, be5iiglid ibrer tauien0e
BON gieilen Iapaen Stiiite, baB oa
fein 8orf ooer yteIt ii1er it, bon
oen 3entideu nit @ronoten beipor-
fen III iperoen4 ga baben mir Oen
Solat. S5cbt miro Better Syonatban
9lugit eingebIaien, nah0em Setter
ee5obn Bull 6as nultbige !Ser5 iogur
unteu aus Dem 8einfIeioe gerrti6t
iit.)
Ger p8ain G6ronicIe" ianlnlert:
Gin infames gerbreden gcgen Die.
&umonitdt uno gegen irternatio.
males Gedt lit Die 8ei6ieBung ofie.
ner 5tdOte. (Sebr gut gebriilt.
9[ber mas oenn nut Der geIf)ieBaQ.
Der offenen StG0te OItet6e, 3ee.
briigae, 9}iaIport onrd ole engIi-
ibc Slotte? lln0 oas iparen iogor
b efreun0ete belgiide oifene
5t00tc. SSa, 9alier, 0oS iit tpos an.
0ercs.)
SScoeufaaS 5eioen Die cngliidenI
GreB1itBerlngen oaB Sic eoleu 9ri.
ten cine bciuoie 9lngIt ba6cn. mo
0as tit redt gut als 0dnlpfer oliI
oeu SiegestmnnpI nad Der SdIaht
bel oen Snlflon0inieliL lndbren6
Die 9eltiden frllhen N}ut6 5eigen
Der iid ourd, nidts unlbringen ldBt.
9SollAnnfnf nnrnuSi
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Der gllliirtcu Dffeniipc.

9ari8, II. 0e5. Die glaiirten
MAIDEN 5lpiiden glrros ino Der Sec
einen ertIdIoiienen glngriff ouf ole
9eutiden. 8ie britiiCbe sSlotte III.
terItiibt ons 2unobeer NIT scr BE-
idicBlng Der oeuti1en StelIuneen.
Sin Geriltd miro eenobt, ben re6-
ten oelttiden SSIiigel nod) SItenoc
5uriid8uordnaeit Der glnItlrm miro
ltiinolid md6tiger uno miro oufi
in Ger @eeeno bon Gems. 2ile itn0
meItli6 bon gloltlers beftiger.
Gin glneriff ipltrOe Ser gabn ent,
lang nod ga 9oIiee 3ll een1o1t. Gin
ldrperes g[rtiTIcriegefed,t finoet all
Ser glisne itott, tpo Die fronooiiihelt
S5lie9er Die 5teIlungen Der 6elttidell
9lrtillerie feiteeitellt bat, Oie Dieie
itets .ipehieln nlub. @iele gatte-
rielt muroen aeritort (gllIeS iebr
aIlgen1ein gebaltenc 9eridte, Die
tiiAts ingen.)
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GnaIiidle gImaapnen.gl .glcaimentrr.

Sonoon, II. Ge3. - Die 5raucrl.
neutrality-suspicious. murOe in einer
gerinmulltng i'm @1aniion Souic ae.
griln0et, unL nie elm 9or0 iaqtc,
rfiir cine ausge0ientc itno tiidtiae
6ro1lent0rperidoft 5u ioraen, Ocren
9ieHite DEM Staot ongebotcn luer.
Den f0nnen, mcnn iie ben0tbiat luer.
oen@. 8ie 6rauen ioaten io0tc CT
fesner, Sionol.. &eitcr-, gelegrapb.
uno 0iotoroienite beiorgcn.
@enrp Chaplin Gbaplon Diitalic0
0es @arlameutS. nteirte, Oas
6rouen Corps perOc gum 0ienit be.
rltfen i'm Sale einer sSibniipn ser
Sor0en oeutider 8orbarcn9. sic
ioIlten nidt fir Die 9ffeniibc, uob[
aber fir Die 9efenfibe in 9Iniprud)
genommcn meroen. (g8obrIih Is lit
meit gcfonunen nit Der enQIiiben
Splterie; Die @}eniden iino beiiabe
itbergeidnoppt.)
8ier sSrauen-Gonpognien 0rilen
nnter Der SSiibritng Der @rdfin
GnItlereogb. Die ais Salptndnnin
ftngirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
9eninr feiert DISCRIMINATION.

2on0on, 16. Qe8 9os amt,
Iide YreBs mo 3enlurbureolt bat
anqcfilnoigt, ooB eS bon 2 llbr Sad.
nittogs am "a. 9e5. bis Inn 8
llbr 9lben0s gSeibno6ten fcinc
ariegsberi1te ousgcben miro. (g9af.
ipollten Die gllliirtcn ali
gseibnadtcn nidt MAIDEN; tic 3iebcrl
2useabcriAtc- -StiIIitaao Dor. Gas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
gus6c6Glter erplObirt.

5nllerton, gtebr., II. Nea. -
8abreito on einent 4cetplen.@as.
oppurat geitern oeorbeitet tDuroe, er.
plooirte 0erielbe pl0sli1. Gin
Monn lnrroe leidt berIebt rn0 Elm
ShaOen i'm Seim oes Serra s. S.
2entp bon runO $500 ongeridtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
SoSesuadlrid,ten.

Der 31s Sabre aIte Sobn bon
Serrn lno 5rnu fober gongritber.
2632 iiiol. IS. SiroBc tuobnbnft.
tit bcute W2orgen AT 2itngencntsiin.
6iitta geitorbpii. Ser anobe iuor
oret @otbeu long fronf. Die 8eit
Der 9eer0igltig iit nod iiid)t fcIt~
eclcst Den trnllernOen GItern islls
Ter RgiLeiOs y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17

illeoertrndltige Beldllloigung, oar
| Die albgeor0neien, Die Ioldle giaa
beiiiriuorteten, oireit i'm Soloe Oes
Osntiden g'utidlafterS itdnOru. @ic
omm nber bieie Seitden iino, be.
pciit bic Tbntiafc, Dab iie Den
Ocutihen gotldafier Stern6nra nen.
men, m1breno er bod lSraf Bern.
itOrIi beiBt. aongreBnom gobed
bicIt MN i'm Souie cine beOeutimgs.
bole glbtpebrreoe. Der I'M oid,tgc.
or0ngten Sauie lmo bon ooll6eiebicn
@naerieu NIT Der eroBten gluimcrf.
imnfeit geIolfid,t pirOe. gr idgtr
inter ouoerem 5oIgen0es:
sd bin elm nmeritoliiher g]iir.
ger. geboren i'm Stoote Suinois
mcin gatcr mar Elm Gcptider, mel.
ne glntter cine SADeoin nn0 i'd
fam ingeu, tie maren beioc trcuc
amerifaHiide giirger III ibren Pin.
ifanlngen. SD atbnete Die 2nit
bon SSllinois. Iebte ipdter in Soma,
0mm in giebrasfn. mo ib claude.
etipns BON Der freien 2nit BON 9line.
Irita iin6 bon omeritaniiden 8ntrio.
tismls 5l miiien.
Die 9ciduloiglmg, ,ooB i'd sulonls
men NIT Dem oeliti6en 9otihofter
i'm SSntereiie Der Oeltifen Regie.
'rlng ipirfe, bat sur llriu6e, ouB
Id cine 9ia einbrotlte, Die oie
ariegsnusfi6r an frieeiilbrelloe
giationen berbictet. Sd CLAUDE an
5risOen. Sd babe beritanoen, 6aB
oa felt Syobren in mierem 2auoe
cine 9alibe berlunfIiegt i'm Sntcreiic
ocs 5rie6ens. geltn, i'd, bin bereit,
bicier San6e 5n belfen 0ur6 Sem-
mng oieier ariegsatsfubr. @enn
i'd nm 1srieorn betc, 10 mnk idl audi
etluaS tbun, i'm ben Srieg 5a Bem.
men. @em if fir eiuen Singri-
Gen bette, 10 balte ih es fir oas
Bette, Dem Slngrigcn als sSoIge
meines 8ebetes einen 2aib 9rot 5u
1cbcn. 8cnn mir in 0ieient 9onoe
oil 5ricoen glallben, 10 laBt inns
oieSbeipeiien, in0em mir icne 2eute
berbinoern, BelS ans brm aricgc
al MAIDEN, iua6renO iis Srii6en iiber
See Oamit Nittmcu, 8aiicn nnb
Uiel GlenO idlnffen.
sd bin ein gutter onlcrifali-
ider giirger, aber mabrideinIid lit
rs. OaB iene, Die mid ais einen
gerrdther an oieien Soltoe binitel.
len. ieIber feline amerifaniiden
8iirger liuo. &abridpiulidl mir
Sen irne, menn Enfrl Sam nns ~
ben 8affen ricfe, bic eriten icin, iidl
nntcr ben gItluntiidjen ESean ~
Onfrn nnb bel Seitc Sn idDleidlcn.
(Sebr gutter Seitenbieb fir iene.
Ratrioten.) Sd mar Elm fleiner
als Der 9iirgerfrieg auS.
6roh, mo MIR perlige Der 8elltid-
lno S6ipe0ii6s9lmerifo1ler iparenI
III iener 3eit geborene gtn1erifaner,
faIt ale ordnBen geboren, a6er iie
eilten freilOig in ben aanIpf 3ur
@rbaltitng Der Union uno fohten
mader Seite al Seite nit i6rert
aamerooen, obne 9fiidiidt auf &C.
burt ooer 9tationalitdt. 8ie 9entit.
amerifaner limo gut gemig, Dies
9ono nert6eioigen an belfen, ibren
2lnthcil an glui6ap oeIieIbeu 5u neb-
men. mo Tie baben eS getban. SSdl
bin ltol3 ouf ole 0eutidamerifaner
lnO id femme ibre Grgebeubeit fir
oies 2ono."
0as finO prddtige 8orte, Ne IT,.
rem Ginoritd i'm gon3en Soil0e niht
uerfeblen meroen glur iebt beraus. |
ibr sSrieoensfrelnoeI Serous gum
Sample fir oen 5rie6en, fin oen
mir out A. 9fto6er in imieren Sir
hcn aebetet babcn. Ger aonareB |
ioa icbt Oa8 9lnen Oo3a ipreden
Or. q. |
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Der Saiier lpicber hernritellt

Berlin, IL. 9e8. (8rubtlo5 ii6er
SoppiIle.) aaiIer g9ilbelm bat
ii6 bon ieiner grfronfllug fpie0er
bpIIiton0ig erboIt, ioodB er 1T eini-
gen Saaen ipieOer an ole ,Sront ac.
ben fanr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
9lIliunenfener in 9pttsnillr. IA.

GottSbiIIe, Genr, IL. Ge5.
5rii1 belttc 9ioraen brob inn 0oupt.
eeiddftstbeil oteier Staot Elm SSeuer
aus, oaS fid nit rolenoer SdlneIIiq.
felt berbreitete iinO Elm gon8es sun.
icrgebiert in 9Iide Iegte, bebor es
1tntcr 9ontrolle forlnten fonnte.
Der S6ooen betr1gt cine geIIion
Dollars.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
SeIben Der u@mOena am Merf.

WloniIo,17 3e3. 40 M2ann
Der 9ciablulg Ser p@nnocn" sic bon
ihr anf 0en aofosinieln geIoIien
muroeu iuo Oann etnen 6dlooner
faperten, ouf ben iie me6rere 9la.
rimgei6iiBe bradten, iescn Sic yer.
folgung Der SanoeIsihiffe ser alI.
Iiirteu i'm Bacific.G5eau fort, tutc
ioeben bier eiugetroffene 9eritte
mel0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
Ssarlsrnde perienft slpei 9ampfcr

Berlin, IL. 3e3. g}ad bier
aus 9lio sc Saneiro ciraetroffanen
9eridten Bat Die aorlsrilbe NIT
Dem 6ritiideu @reu5er p@laS9om"
eineh StrouB beitanocn. @iu5eI-
heitcn feblcn
Man gIaubt Terner. Dab 0ie
karlsruhe Sen fran3oiiitben Cant
pier .SSlorioe" 0cricnft bat, Der idon
icit iie6ell 3ogcn iibcrfdllig lit.
glud Scr britiihc giopal 0lail-
9anlpfcr ,9rcnt" Der om 2t. go.
prrnber glcm 2)orf nod Colon Gor,
taaena mo Soutbalnpton perIicB,
ideint ein Opfer Der &arIsrtbe ges
noroen 8ll ieiu.
g8ie cipe bier ans 2on6on ein.
aetrofiene 0lcrtcr-9epeide erfI1rt,
ioIlcn Ole beiocn S6bne ocs 9(6mi.
rails bon Spec ii9 al 9or0 Ser in
@runo gei6oiienen arei8er beflm.
Den babeu, u,imn 3ilianunen nit ibrem
8ater ben Seloentoo aeitorben iein
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
Shrfeu 6ciieacu bic glaiIcn.

9onoon II. Gc5. Cine DC.
peihe aus aonitontinopel iibcr gInl.
iteroom brinet foIgcnoen tilrfiIdcn
9eriht:
~eine mebrtdgige Sdlod)t nabc
8ianDet an @nn cnoetc nit unic.
rem Sieg uno iniere Sruppcn ia.
ben Sorai beiebt.
Gin britiider &rciiaer bat cinen
tiirtiiden gIusiidtstburm 5miid)en
5piihen sSappa uno 5o5a IN &oI1-
tina unerfolgrcid beldoiicn.
Ger riiiiiide &reu5er glsfoIO Der.
ianf 5lDei fleine Sdiffe no6e Beirut,
SDrien.
DDS oIte StIodJtidiff g2eIiuoic1
1T, mie cine llnteriudnng ergob, ent.
pe0er our6 cine Dtinc uOer elm 9or.
peoo berienft iDoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
Rit6gtr Sitg
ibtr Die Rn0tn!
Sic iiHS in saus Eulsu bernidltenO
seidlloseH uuO lire GffeniiOe
5niammense6rOdeu.

ScrliE II. 9e,. (0rn6tlOS il6er
SaNuille Zen sriten wirflidJeu
DOllitGnOiaen Sicg ii6er bic ginicu
melOet beute Oas gsrIiner 9riess'
amt:
n9ic rufIiidle Sffeniipc gcsen
Sdllciicn uub Euleu lit uollit6nbig
5niammen grbrodlen. in gauS 81.
len mnroe Der 6eino sum yiiifjugs
ac5muu9eH nad iHrdltbnren imO
bartunfisen 5runtGngriifrn nnO
bcntc luirS er iibernll idIiuer ncrfulat
Die gInsriffc SerGeitsrreidJsr gegen
bic WiOstouiter luaren bun gleidlem
Srfulg oefrOnt. Sic baben bic 0lui.
ieu im SiiOeH idluer geidDlngcn.
Berlin, Srnbtlos nadl 9OnSou, II.
9cs. - @eitern ictteH bic 5ransps
len lire AngrifFc bel giisnpurt fort,
Wnrben absr 5nriidseidllngen. Die
frnn5Giiide Abiidlt, cine Bride iiber
Die sIisuc bel SOifions sn idlascn,
mnrOe BON nnierer Artillrric per.
eitelt..
Sran5OIidle Seridan5nnsen i'm
CiteH bon 9i6eims iunrOeH seritOrt,
and iunrOen Slnariffe oes SeinSeS
bel 3illcbcdc nn6 ga gniice nit
idWercn Serluiten abseidluscn.