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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

gielfn6 Ieben mir Die 8erfhieotns
htit 3pii1sn Der obertn un0 unteren
Sdlfts zines aleioes %gsra0e3u be-
font, in0em fir bic 3aiIIe, oft du4
rod iheinbar NIT ibr i'm 3uiammens
hGna fir bic Sunita Gill, @bons
tiupipiBt, Sage ptrpsRost Duroen
rn0 fir Den god Elm bidteres, oft To-
gar 3iemlid buntlss 8tpsbe. Shns
sunita 1T taum Elm aIsio osntbar.
eie bat Die bsrIdieosnittn 5ormrn;
tcl0 dbnelt iie einem antitsn uebers
tyurf, BALD einem aumpsni9irm Ourd
TIRE Iti8t abitebenbe, oura 8raht
mo gIeibono eeitiiBte 5orm, Damn
pitber nimmt fe DIE umriHe zines
eGoBicIcs 90sr ole 2iHis zines tief
srdnsierttu panicrs an, an ein5els
rem tinidGerm aleibsrn begegnen mir
nod Der Qlat. nitosrbdu1rnosn 5uui
IA; als @oIont tebrt fe Bel Den
Giaaenr6dtn pieoer. Sin dngefestes
aRisOer ooer 2eiGden, elm breiter,
na9 Der 5igur gearbeiteter 8irtsl
fdlssbsn lie mad ubsn bin al. 60
mau6e8 8allfletO bsiibt gar teire
glermsl, bic Eatlle III Damn iiber ben
96ulteru uno inter Den ar
men brett geidnitten. OOer lie
icirO l6er ben Sduttsru nit fei
ren qerIiGniirden gsbalten. Die
meif redt tisfen ausidnitte uno Die
9urdfittigteit Der 9aillsn beOingsn
tisf ausqefdnittsue 0dihe, bic ME-
mails 0urGidimmern oorf; baber arr
tsitet man Die EuilleH meiIt auf oop'
r,ltem feinen 3iitl. Der 5iemIiA lrt@
0urdf6tig madt, obns Stdbden.
obsr NIT feitem fabdengeitdsten
mieberpartbanb. niemals auf fsltem
fIuttsr.
Die ourdf6tigsn brpfdi.rten
Gfoffe un0 aud sic g6ontillnfpiBens
aofFe fommen am btItsu nuf peibsm
tosr I6porsem @runO our geltung
auo omar: iebr belle 9rodes obsr
GpibsnItofte auf SdUdr5, farbige
onl WeiB. Sine ausndbme MAIDEN
ollie Retalls 9 rod6gepebe, bic redt
MODERN fno. sic ieben gut aus aut
forbiqem ietoenem Gruno. Derlieren
cher leidt ouf peiBem poer fdpars
a.m 9iilI, Der Iebr germ fir oisis
3pede iiber feibensm Tutter Dertpfrs
SET miro. Ghnar5e GbdntiIlpiptsens
pOffs, Die sIei48eitis nit Satin,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

Roth. qtl3btIob ip1bIs man Tilr
Elm BaIlilstO nidt Su 0unisI.
Saubt uno Gtrimpfs iolIsn bon si'
ntr Gorbs Itin. 81 buuilsn alei'
bern isbsn idparse Gtiosnitriimpis
rnb fhnar5s 6ammsis, cad posr
q.Iasi6ubs gut aus. klls alsiosr
stItatifn ben TIbttgrausn o6sr soIos
a%rbsnen. Ourdfdtis fsineu GtrumPf
unb pnfsnoen grotatidub.
Sn unlsrsu giloern brinssn mir
Elm panr biibI6t aIsiOtsn fir atn'
Str bon ] Bis A Sabrsn. Dos srs
IL zig. y III Elm Stidusitlsio nit
gaHentrngtn. 9ds nitbIide aleios
ben III aus StidertiFoff, Spite uro
gorotrs suiammengsiielIt. Die pai
is berbiHoet man nit ben obtn se'
rsibtsn unb untsn bis auf 20 3oll
gBsite tin5ubaltenOen gluisntsilsn
wu0 fiet oas 1870 Ydro ptite, 8.
3oIt LANCE Ridden aus Stidsrsis
Ipibe an. qus ~ Coll breitem
Ginldb gsfertigts gtino9en bsgrsu8sn
Die singeiebten qermtl. Den aragsR.
Ituti6et man BIG iibtr bic einie aus
Gdum9tnbatiit unO bisisn mad Dem
gufIeben Der goroiire Der aontur
foigtn6 aus. SeIIblduss Ssioen5ano
init Sdlsifsno6i6luB am Rodau'
idb. Rad gsIiebsn fam fit ods
9leio6tn aud Elm farbiges uHtsrs
lieio aus Seioeubatiit Obsr 9iiIl ss'
et6eitst tperosn.
3unddf Gin zig. q 3eigen mir
stn einfa6ss aittsIiIsiO. Sine 5ier'
li6e, i'm platts unO Stisliti4 init
ipsiBem Garu aus3ufibrsnbs Slide
rel btIost nsbit i6maIen uno bretten
SGumen Die @arnitur oes 8itteIs
ous peibem gitss, beFen 5orm gleia
aut fir goumipollens unoWoIIshitofs
i aeei9net lit. Der 2tbbiloung ges
mdb BAT man Ois brsiien %uusiPrins
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

ters, 0apon oe4te ie i4On ae6t mem.
me.
Den @eg is esosnn aud gepeis,
3pei BON / QFfiFcri4 fin nit mid
in Die 5re9n gauge I'M &c miIIe mid
edsjuhIe, penu i'd Sine BON ben
9ripp tsine 8esirippI9sn getpne
tu6n. SD peiB ia bod, bab Se
Ron mid feline 3rdpuels beIartpne
ben poIle, baB &c pieImebr 8abr
.m6s bon mid bore tpolIe I'M oont iub
Fergett ii, Ole IolIe &c dpfper aud
len. SD oente, ss sibt an Die gauge
Nelt tein Msni9, 10 ME mid, no 10
I'll CUTE GinbIid I'm 10 { Sbgelei bat
tpie mid. @as i'd nit Iebn in bore,
DOB is nit inert, bdB msr IS is9n IN
bore oubt.
Melt mer. fin aIiO for Die Idngite
2eit in ben Srebn gefd6re, t9 ben
fts mebri9te 3ett geidIafe I'm peib
fer 0en RieIen gar nit pis lang es
gtnpmme bat, i'd petb nur ipptel,
CAP NIT einem mai Die 9rsbn 9eitappt
hat I'M es bat en- seller gerufe: PLUS
iteige, Sertei!" @ie mer auSgeltiss
CEN fin, od ben i9 dinner bod meia
ne auge ouIgerife. SD ben oa c
gauge Qatt Menide ite6n is9n I'm
3uerI9t ben i6 9eoeutt IS pdre oebs
oies mo 10 gebreBt fin ipie Die 8ims
meufobts in Die Suneitet Stebts. SD
meine Sen Steil, no ner aus bic 9ia
iton3 nit iage lam Oh en- Mann TOM
me oubt oooer { 8ummen fortgebn
Oubt. 8ie i9 { penis tIobier eea
gudt ben, ben ia ausgefunRe, baB es
lauter RennTpbts mare. Se bdtIe
ulr email Iebn iolle, mas Die fDr
gebnties setpobre benz Die mare 10
nett, Dob mer ii9 aus bic Suits ieiig
en- SuBt BAIT mode lafe t0nne un
bdtt nod 10 biel ippsEs bebalte, Dab
cs for { febn3ie @eit gelangt BAIT.
Die mebrfdte ben rcte Sofe I'M
bIaues Sldet gepobre IN am mebr'
I6te ben i'd inner oie aappe Iade
mile no fe aufgehabt ben. Dos
mare 10 feline run0e rote Dinger nit
I lange SafeI bran, es bat utptper
cud gu founie segudt. Mteins 8oms
peniitns ben geiaat He miiBte iebt
rsitsipss piobsr fort IN i4 iOIIt isst
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
Dir msSt.

BUR 3eit, bd BE BALI unb ge'
Naturalization nIs0tr In lire Red
Il iriit. NJ ss pobI duatbrd9t. iitsr
bic bdiHr etsientisn @tpdnb<r Der
bishIdbrig,n wlobt tiniss Worts gu
faetH.
9rob Der erobtn Qlnsndbl In
eioflm flr Nben0iIslbsr iebrsn e.
niat btiimmie eloTft, bic MIR nur
ftcn felt Jabrsn I'm @sIsIIihaftsi
n.cbtnblloe febsn, INNER nitotr,
ndmIih Gatin, @%rtnooine, Gbarmtn'
H. eeiotnmuFelir, qibsrtbntlas
Gr6pt be Chine, Viii. SeIisn III
nur sInts 0itIsr Gsptbs 81 .insm
RlsiOt perarbsitst, bdufis Tognr oertn
bret psriditbsnurtigt slsi65sitis, uno
Ter obtre 1sil bts alsiots btIisbt fdtt
tmmsr aus einsm gang Itidttn. msif
1u6 burhfdtissu Gtoff. Gbarat'
ieriiiTf fir Die gauge augsnbIidIihs
Naobe III bic ii6traus Iuie Gorm Der
HoiIlsn. Die ipsitsr, oil i4cu unmit'
itIbor iibtr Dem giirtsI augeIdnitt.'
men aermeI. Die gItihs Birtung
pirb siipd Bel sium boridbrisen
alri6s, 6ds nod tngs lur5e qermsI
eufpeiIt burd cine fitnartias Sar'
hitur errsiht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

meme 9uttte Ou6n. 8eIl, ba fin
i'd in { Iodine 6ids getpeie! Ulsi gals
!stf4 BON Die tertii9e 2enipitl9 mar
nur arig limmittet. Die Series ben
i6 ia gang gut gegIi4e, mas i'd aud
bon Die G9idens iage lam un oas
is edIGd!Ite no i9 iApn man4en
&umpus nit Oie 2i83ie. mas meme
<e is, gebabt ben.
SD BEN mid E penig umgegudt
I'm Oa ben i9 en- Seller genobtiBt, no
gegldt bat, als nenn er en- 8oliss
nan mar. Sd ben I'M reinite oeitid
su Jpn getabtt lin oa bat er geiagt,
oas Debt i'm fponiid bortomme. ops
rer 10 Bel lin BET ben i9 bod G sdns
3e Gait bon ibn aussefunne. Sd
ben ibn 3uerf6t gsfragt. tpie nter ben
aaiisr BON ole Serte soreFs oebt IN
"a Bat er geidgt Sultan" mas i'd
i'm aipfper nit ssgIaubt pen. Mir
len in Die aIte Rontrie en- Suno gee
6dbt no mer Sultan serufe ben un
e. mar bod 3u bel bon en- Snfolt,
penn i5 70 en- grpbe Mann nit en-
Sun0sname aorefe Debt. 50 bel
unO Bel ben i5 atpiper bod ausges
funne, bdB Der Seller mid nit GEE
fublt bat, ner 6u6t ben tertii9e Gms
persr i4u9r genug Sultan rufe.
Na6 { tIeine 0eil ben ib tpiooer
nei tsrtii9 { tpenig aufgepoIIif6t -
aebabt, SD BEN tpiooer E gangs
latt tertii9e Worte riemembert III
"a ben i'd mein Meino aufgemadt,
tuB i9 in bic erI9te 2cin emol in en-
SaIubn polIt sebn, bitabs 0as Il
cod Der BETTE plat no mer ebbes ler'
ne fam.
Sd BEN audi 70 en- pldb gefunnG
pn i'm ifrebt inieit. Gs is off 2obrE
tein @alubn eepsIe pie Der MeOes.
fueiIer Elm rome Oubt, dtptper es fin
c gauge Gait giebels oagepeIe In
bas "a mas i'd gepoIIt ben, &c ben
In ben gIaB nur Sic pertauft lin oa
ben id mid { SenteIt6ppde boil ges
orosrt. Sn mein .nG9fte Sdreipe.
brief psr5dbI ib Sbne mas i1 ipnIi
nod srIebt ben IN oas mar nit 10
i4Iappig.
Momit i9 perbIeipe
Sbne Sbrn Iietper
pbiIipp Saueromptr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

llnangeue6m M. Gutte Gals
Die 5rau nit Dem tleineu 5riBl i'm
Sirius MARI: Sd, lift Itio IdOn nies
csr oabeim, Die 9ortelIung Tam oo4
nod gar ut6t aus Ieiu2
Satin: Sd muBte ia NIT tbm
fort, Oh Id nollte DOer uidt, bas
Bubtitum bat ia sepiebert!
@atte: Wiefo9
Satin: Iun, 70 oft Ser bu m m E
augu t in ole Manege fam, bat Der
Sub dtis 2eibe5trdftsn 20 4 a,
Papa" gerufen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

-@tbanitufp1ttitr. GduI.
ben fn6 Die 6abHaauem bts gro'
fen gubts, auf BEN mana, Cent,
kbtn.
Gmpftbft NO. aautmann
(dlB iiA elmer uH bic 9dnsmdhtr'
hsIIe btpirbt, bet 0btE itinm ber'
.raumtriuedtn6tB ein0md mo6D:
mis asbi Is bonn NIT Jbrtm @or'
ltbn2
ssptrbtr: o, biiIt, INNER Irsis,.
fprodsHl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

GrfGGrt. @eT6i6tslebrer;
Die ein8ige Gald@t, Die Ou Dir gut
merritt, lit oie BON Salamts - ME
tommt oos2
GriB6en: Sd eFs @atami 70 GER
ne!
Qus ca. 6ausberr: sic
tGnren aIio pie6er ben Gins ni4t
3dbIsn ia, mein 2teber pa
bletbt mir ni8ts peiter ibrtg als
Sic gu pertlagen,
mteter: &ber ge6n's, Sausberr -
Ga Iteigern's mid Iteberl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

i'd edfadtlie, aIs Oh i9 MIDI srIdt
1 buIpe Stunb 5uriid btngeIegt BdtI.
Sd peiB off ap6rs nit, Of annere
RenIde aud 10 fi9le, ntpiusr Bel
mid IA es ben @eg. Sang eipeIdeIs
lie "a "a 10 bier in Die dIte &ontrte,
no nids dnHerldter 9Gppene oubt,
d!s ipie 8obr I'M Ma9r III nod emai
Babr. SD tam Sine iuge, tpenn
ib 10 briipper nadOente, mas Die
eeiti6e lin Die abItriens allies lMeiIte,
I'M Sbue allies fdDreipe poIIt,
rann oebt i'd gar nit msbr nit fers
tia peroe, afpiper i'd ben mein Meino
aaiaema6t, oab i'd { Bud i4reiipe
mill, foboIo ais i'd piooer nod bic
Sunsitet @tebts re0ubr TONNE
fubn.
Sd ben Shine gefdrippe. SOB i'd
bon Sen oeitf9e Gmpsrer iDioer {
ueie Sroer ben triegt III i4 fam SD
ne ia aud 1oge. mas es ia bitabs
es Subt isbt tein Sarm mebr. Sd
ben ndmlih Sroer trisgt, na6 Die
Sertsi gu sebn I'M bort oa3u gu tens
De, oab Die tertiiHe SobIfders ibre
.Dubiie ou6n, 10 mas ulsr aui
beittd Iogs Oubt, ia ben ie { psgis
GntusiaFsm I'M 0is5ipIin beibrinss
IOlIe. sDas 10 gut seullg BEN it
eeIaet, dfptper tpie oubn i9 osnn nod
bic 1trtei fomme24 5e ben geIdgt,
oo IOIlt i'd mt9 nur NIT oruiR bats
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

Sn Sen G1ttterpD9sm IN.
Sunge 6rou: 5eirdte muir feineI
Gau4er - ie6en ausenbltd mub i'd
meinem Manne Die 3tgarre aus Dem
2ftunbe nebmenl
Greunoin (eutriiifet): DirtIid. bos
tlit ou2 -
Sunge 5rau: ga -. Tim ibm sb
nsn Sub gu gebeu!
- &omti6 . Die orrrer 6rurs
aoIen! Sc mangeIt BET ibnen an
Stiefeln, pGbrsuO fie 20 i4f
tpIlauf triegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

urfa6e un0 SoGge. Sos
RIB: Morib4e reor nidt IoOiet. ionf
MIRO Oeine trants SanO iiber9auPt
rtdt bell!
8iG6ung. Mutter lin Der
GommerfriId9: Mar bag ni6t elm
Galb, oas i'd fpebtn iareieu b0rte2
S69ere Sodter; SD CLAUDE. BEN
Gialett na9 mar Is eber Elm O4ie!
MiBtrauif6. 6eIopebeI:
8arum polten sic OtenItfrei baben9
Ginid6riger: auiiue bon mir ptro
tesr0igt.
6elopebel: Con S6pinoell aus
fineu, Die bseroigt tDtroen, iibfs ia
II midi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

ungtat. aiater. Dem
5uberbauer babm Gle bel Der qrt'
GeIei nit Dem 8isrItt0sl ben IiuieH
Qrm 5eri6mettert!"
angetIagter: ga, a6sr bos mar
llngIiid id bdtt eigentlid mad
Dem 9opf 9e3ielt!'
- 8on Der aIten gdr0s
6auptmanu: Sidt BOG a Sad, sue
fer, in 6il5fdub'n gum 8ienfdt g.
lomme9
SOIoat: ga, ptiiat. 6auptma's
mel StiefeI peroen bait beio6ltl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

An offer. a.: ,Denten
Gle, uaier alter GrboRtsI TIT seitern
p!Gbli9 seItOrben!'
g.: .a1, mein Lersli6ites 8eileio
~. BADEN sic absr Gdpein!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

70 iansIl fIiege
ME Die 3ett i'm
od fin bic idneIls
tie Gbridipfs nit
in ii. IS Is
baroIie en- Dag ges
fart, oanR is sr
aud f9on pioOer
sepdBt IN es is
fonnie ON f6neIIs
ite gebt ole Ru4t
ernm. @snn i'd
ir morgeHs oaf
pafe, Damn fl9l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10
aucasratiel.

Gin Ding, uns allen tpobl6etannt,
Gie giene BATS, Der GIefant.
limo tDenn Elm . oabor man itbt,
Damn babsn mir IS ieIbsr isBt!
CPAHa6 = IalHGi
Dor ben bellIhen 4anonen IiefeT
Ole 5ran3olen , um ii9 I'M =,
1i Deri4dn5en,
Cilog)
aenni bu ben GIaB. on Dem bisl
Ru6en
Son SapIen tpur0en totgei6uFen9 -
yiun iese raid Elm q bors 8ort;
9sIgiern ndbmeu mir ben Ort,
(1nmpB = lnn1l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

Grsnooine, panne pOtr Crepe be
Chine berarbeitet beIOnOers MODERN
Ino, wirten iiberdus onftig uno ret5s
rrlI ouf DeiBtm Sill, ebsnio f6par'
Il broidierte GeioenDoilss.
g~srlifidereien, Gtidereibeidbs uno
5onoaiderei Ieben Son in Gon aitsa
ctfiibrt ober in Sob OOer Silber
On bsItsn aus, bod brdu6t ieoes
aIsi6 irasnO sinsn iurbisen Gffett,
an buntes 9onO, sinsn itnrtfdrbissn
@artsI. Gin ein5eIuss fto~rtfdrbisss
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Sin edlantppi.

.8iBt Sbr, ME i8 geItsrn allen
Sremoen unferen Gtammtii4 uereteIt
tabe?'
DRun9"
sd BABE Dem aelIner gefagt, er
foll Iagen, i4 mare gerIi4erun9ss
agent!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

Qtbrtr: Mann dlTo IN Die gin.
hieite Set gum qbnsbmsn Der msin
tranbsn, Grib2
Grib: Sonntag nabmiltags.
etbrsr: Wiefo Gonntng nod
miiiaeB2
Grtb: Damn fhIdft Batter, unO
Ilttsr III in Der air6s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-10

Ru atOl Ssrr gum BRO.
isFOr Der gbilOIOpbis): @hrum 6ei.
rcten Sis bsnn sigentIi9 ntdt2
profeFor: 60rsn sic mir auF, Oa
lame i'd bod nit meinsr son5en qbis
in Elm idisfes 2i4t!
@6redGt8ss @efa6L,
GER 3aOett, nift pobr, SIR
bat ia neuli4 Saiffbru9 &c.
Die fibIten sic ii9 oenn
sigentlid, uIs Oas S6iff inter Sbs
rem JiiBsn in Oie 8eIlen iant uno
hie 8Ogen iibsr Sbnsn oonnerno 5us
acknowledgement
&uostt: gaB gndoige Grou. sbr
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Ofenrr 5dDrFtbebrief hes
pbtltpp 5aueraatpfer.
1859.

1883.
Tein Iie6sr Serr Rsoadtiondr!
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-08-12
War
Situation Today
SAVANNAH PRESS,

In and around Lege the situation was UNCHANGED TODAY The
Germans hold the ITSELF but the forts were still fighting
strongly The German main army the north was epoed en-
renching itself the Ourhe while large divisions of ava
ry had got Tongres north of Lge 1t expected
advance was preparation and battle imminent in which the
Germans would be confronted by the allied Bgans French and
British.
Reports through of sharp along the Ausro
Russian frontier Austrian troops said have taken Me
chow in Russian Poland and official announcement was made
ST. Petersburg that the Russians had dsoig4i an Austrian force
at Zaletche in Austria Galaca
The Frenchat Muehaussen Asac with opposition after
their occupation of that city superior force of Germans
them to leave the place and take position outside where action
was fought details of which have been public French
reports indefinite but give the impression of French
Many German spies arrested to-day Belgium and
wireless apparatus discovered in German store Brussels
Russians have concentrated considerable army in Finland
thus dsposng of German reports the n of German army
corps there.
Bulgaria apparently modifying all her forces as she
to prevent violations of her neutrality.
United States diplomatic officials Europe the further task
Austrian interests France.
of has been proclaimed the southern provinces in
Holland
Russian funds Berlin banks by Germany amounted To
$25 OO0,O O0
The German cruisers Goben are still at large in the
Mediterranean, according to reports
Germans said in Belgian official reports to have lost 900
killed. 10000 wounded and 700 prisoners recent fighting in
Belgium.
England said by the London Times and
600 900 under arms, without the reserves
AViators work constantly the France and
Germany endeavorng to observe the of respective
armies.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-08-12
ITALY ASKS AUSTRIA TO EXPLAIN.
JAPAN MAY JOIN WAR

Paris Aug. 1French and German troops engaged
distance of twenty miles along the frontier the War Office
The soldiers contact at LongwaY, Languyon and Margp
France and at Virton, Belgium.
London Aug 11That both Japan and Italy will be Involved
the martial conflict that world is the lief
diplomatic circles here today News that Italy demanded
PLANTATION from Austria it's fleets bombadng Antvari
followed by dispatches Toxic and Pekn indicating that
Japan would declare Germany.
That from Toxic said umored the declaration
might within "a hours That Pekn was sent on Sunday
by correspondent of the Reuter- Agency 1t follows:
Japan has declared her neutrality convincing
indications that she on Germany and take pos
of Using Toa whence the German departed"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-08-12

dor. Thousands of farmers from
the Georgian countryside came
into Rome today to attest their
grief ovfr the death of one whom
ma ny resnember well in her girl
hood days.
Not until the funeral 7rvice
was over and the cortege "a its
way to the cemetery did The
storm break. and it contik d
steadily for more than an. hda
The service at the grave was not
shortened, however.
The Presidents train started
on its return journey to the Capt.
tol promptly at 6 o'clock, and
will reach Washington at 5 o'clock
tomorrow. No dispatches of con-
sequence reached the President
from his office during the day or
night.
The President is bearing up
under the strain well, although
he has had little sleep for the
past three or four nights. He
has spent many hours during
these nights by the casket, and
his moment of highest suffering
came when he was compelled to
part from it today.
The city was mourning per-
sonal loss. Mrs. Woodrow Will
son, the first lady of the land,
had died, and was to be buried
here today. But it was not so
much of the first lady of the land
that they were thinking, as of
Ellen Arson Wilson, the girl and
the young woman whom thew
knew and loved. There are so
many of her old friends here that
the city's grief was personals
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MRS. WOODROW WILSON
IS LAID TO REST At ROME
Whole South MOurns First Lady of Land and Geor-
Sias Daughter Is Buried.

Rome, Ca, Aug. H. Tonight
the earthly remains of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, wife of the
United States, rest is historical
Myrtle Hill Cemetery, in this
quaint town. 1t was here that
she desired to be buried, and it
was here that the President
brought her.
The President stood with barred
head in a driving rain this after
noon and saw the casket bearing
the body of his wife lowered into
earth. With him were a score
Of other relatives paying their
hlast tribute to the sweet, gentle
lady they loved so well. With
the President was his eldest
daughter, Miss Margaret, and
directly behind him were his
sons-in-law and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Sayre and Mr..
and Mrs. William G. McAdoo.
Never has quaint, mellow old
Myrtle Hill witnessed a more
touching sight.
The burial was proceeded by a
forty-minute service in the First
Presbyterian Church, with the
Rev. J. J. Snyder officiating. A
stone tablet on the wall of the
church in memoriam the Rev. w.
G. Arson, Mrs. Wilson'S father,
recalled many memories to the
President. 1t was in this little
town that he courted his wife,
and it was under the shadow of
an elm on the Etowah that she
plighted her troth to him.
SERVICE HELD DESPITE STORM.
The church service comprised
two hymns, readings from scrip
lures and a prayer by DR.. Sny-
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Terrible Carnage is Wrought
From The Forts At Liege

Brussels, Aug 11-Desperae fighting going Liege today
VITA the German forces making final effort Belgian
tense and capture the forts surrounding the city The Belgian War
Office announced today that the conflict
when the German artillery opened fierce bUnbardment
The reports received here late yesterday by way of Amsterdam
that General Lehman had evacuated the forts retiring
Namur proved untrue
The defenders gaanty holding against constant
bombarment said official issued shortly after the
sumption of fighting announced The struggle for
of the forts going constantly giving terrible
bloodshed and heroism."
The German losses Lege 81 according to
an official announcement at the Belgian War Office The Germans
losses include 1000 dead wounded and prisoners
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WAR WILL NOT CAUSE
MILLS TO CLOSE

Washington, Aug. 1-Destruc-
ton Of the British navYis the only
thing that will close England's
market to American cotton, in the
opinion of the British embassy in
Washington as expressed today.
The statement is regarded as an
encouraging and gratifying de-
velopment, bearing on the serious
situation growing out of the Euro,
pean war.
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Belgian Forts Hold Out

Special To The Leader-Enterprise.
London, Aug 11th-2 M. The Forts Leige Belgium are
still held the Begans, though the city complete
the Germans
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Wanted

To exchange 80 acres of unim-
proved farm land on public road
in Ben Hill county for a good
ACKNOWLEDGMENT or secondhand.
Address Box 1856.
tt Abbeville, Ga.
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Italy Demands Explanation
Special To acknowledgements

London Aug LILO Dispatches from Italy
explanations have been demanded Austria
Montenegro and may declared Austria by its former
ally if satisfactory reply is not Forthcoming.
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JAPS MAY JOIN
ENGLAND in WAR
Germans Gaining in Belgium
Special To The Leader-Enterprise.


Brussels, Avg 130 German troops occupied Tongres
miles north ege, which abandoned by the Begian The
Germans have built bridge the Meuse troops are rapidly
crossing the river
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Fhe European War May Terminate in Revolution
OVER 100000 JAPANESE
: REPORTED READY TO SAIL

shanghai Aug More than 10000 japanese soldiers have
already been embarked transports and ready Using
the German stronghold China according captain of
Japanese ship that arrived here today
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Japan May Join England
The Leader-Enterprise.

Special To The Leader-Enterprise.
London, Aug 1th-2 Japan to use its influence
protect China and indications tha country Join England
in war,