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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

Scr Gitrcr frat Dor Sic 8ront uns
icnite ben Segeu.
in elmer Rei6e baneben auf, Der Jiibs
rer trat Dor Die 5ront uno Isnttt
oeu 9sscn, - pa4tunS! ausen -
lints!"
Damn frat er gum 8irgermsiiter
uuO mu9te MelOung.
limb pieOsr: pQugsn = geraot -
aus! Qdtungl - 9rdIsntiert - oas
9epehr!"
Dur9 Sic brii6issn 85rpsr sins
elm Rud. Die alien, 3ittrigen 9dnoe
boQbradten mii6Ium Den 9riff.
Damn TANDEM Ie ftia uno itarr tpie
emit bsi Der paraoe.
Der glrgermeiiter bate Die MiBs
abgenomsmu. Die talte Qbenoluft
fubr i6m iiber Den fa6Ien S6doel
unb trie6 nit oen ipGrIi9en peibsn
SaurIoden i6r nedii6es Spiel.
gr adtete ni4t Oarauf, als er
ieBt Iprad: .&amerdoen, nun 1T
pit!9e M0l0ers ou9 BON uns gegars
gen; ni6t einmal mebr 3ebn fno
mir. llno tuaren bod emit pierunos
OreiBig. Die &uoden finO alt gstDCr.
ben unO Die 9eiber miirb, uno nidt
large me9r, uno mir peroen ben
Beg geben miifeu, oen 9iftde beute
qegangen lit. LIMB es TT gut 10.
mir QItsn baben Oas unfrige getan,
mir tInnsn ben Sun9en 9lab mas
den. 9as 1T nun nal 70 in Der
Welt. qber bis Dabip polleu mir
5uIdmmenbalten, treu uno feIt, tpie
pitt6e Ml0IOers gu mir ge6uIten BAT
in Der S9Ia6t. S6r ale fennt ia
Die 8eI9i9te. lln0 70 tpie mir qua
1ammsnbaItsu, 70 nolen mir aud
feitbqlten an unIerer Sreue gu &6s
Mig unO @aterIanb. Selfen t0uuen
mir ia nt9t mebr biet, aber Elm 9eis
fptt! gsben, &omerdOen, 6as t6nnen
mir nod. limo oas polIen mir tun,
treu Bis gum leBten. un0 nun babe
i4 eud nod etpus gu Idgen. gtnsr
bon uns miro nal Ser IeBte Ietr,
unO an Ieinem @rabe tpirb fetn aas
merdo me6r iteben. 9lber Die Isbte
g6re, bic fol- ibm 6o4 perOsn. SD
bin Oarum e~ingetommen. un0 g lit
mir 3ugeitanoen pOrben: elm 3ug
Gplooten aus Der glorrei6en Qrmee
Geiuer MaieItdt oes &aiisrs ion Ben
QeBten BON uns gu @rabe geleiten
NIT uniertr SABINE uno foa iiber iets
mem 9rdb bic @brenIdlOe geben. uno
unfere SABINE miro in Der Stride uufs
9ebdngt peroen gum etpigen anoens
fen. ga, &ameraoen, 6a8 Fat mir
Seine Maieit6t our9 ben 5srrn Res
gierungSprdItosnteu erDffnen IaFen.
limb nun pOlen mir bic 6dbue furts
brirgen."
unFder f6mettsrn6 fiel 6ie Mluft
Elm, ben alien SoIoaten ober tlang
fe eri9itterno pie Der SGal Der
9ofaunen por Ben Mauern BON Sc
tido. Stromm unb aufre9t fans
cen tie 6a uno ialutierten ibr Gbrens
5eiGen. l1no in ieoem brannte ser
8uni9: Giiter 9ott, LAB mid Ser
2tBte Iein! - J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

I'VE ~ &NN1A%Nh - ~ A@N~
i6m 8itt6e M0loers, In Der 2inier
bic SABINE, In Der @eAteu ben bIiseu'
ben Gfftotersoe9er.
riFen, NIT geiprei3ten 9einsn ite9t
iiber ibm pitt6s MDIoers, In Der
2inten bic SABINE, in Der Rs9ten
ben bIintenosn Sffi3iersoegeH,
Sci, pie Die Siebe regren, bisrbtn,
Oortbin, bon tnorrtger Du6t gefiibrt,
trtfft bus tdlte Giisn, uno IS trifft
gut.
aber Ser asutnunt febts ni6t
msbr.
2a6t iits! guf Dem G8IoBpIdBe
in 9arse bettsu bic preuBsn ibre
1erpunoeten, unO bort erIt tpsden Die
taItsn f%aIenoen Re9entropfen ben
iungsn Sffi3ier.
Sen 8Irgermeiiter bdIts Idnger
ni4t mebr i'm 3immer.
.9eufetorn, 9u muBt mir beIfen,
i9 muB rdus. Die SABINE %abnebmeu!"
ltnb ouf oas alte Gattotum ges
ftiibt, bumpelt er miibiam auf Den
muri4su. gi6tigen 8einen iibr ben
Martt.
ltno Damn nimmt er MufItelun9 Dor
Dem gaftbaus sum Gngel".
9a mars, no i'd i'm ite6en fab
an ienem abeno rnO mo oos S6dus
fpist ii9 ereignete, Oas tief ii4 eius
grabsn fpnte in mein @eod6tnis.
gldber unb nGbcr tlungcn Die 5Dne
Der ISuiit. 3lpiiden Den Sauslpdns
Den Der i4malen Mtarft9ufIe f9tpOls
len lie an gu einem Iuutert, jaud3ens
Den S9mettern. Nun bog Der 3ug
gum Morttplob Elm, pOrdn ole Mlu>
iitsr in ibren peridoFenen uno Itrups
pisen 3Dlinoerbiten un6 ben pom
lan9iibrigen Srageu f9on ipedio GEE
porosnen 8ratenrOdeu. 9tber lie gds
ben ibr 8eItes. limb rpsnn uuG ob
nnO au Elm fulldsr Son nit untsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26
Die lstts Gbre.
cg3a6Inne BON Garl @audsIb.

GI3dhlhng bon eufl Wnldelb.
Gius tltint Giabi an Rieoerrbein.
Auf ben rotten uub ihparSsu d.
aern Der Iia oudsnosn 9ausdsn psr'
f9immern bic maiten 6irabIen elmer
lpdten S%srbItlouns. MliiOe uno trdss
~ritlelt BET Brunnsn duf benz Wlartt'
plate.
8or Dem 8Gderlabsn Qorian pan
SeupsIs bdItsH Elm paar Grausu ibr
Ghmdb9tn, Der alts @smeinoeoiener
bumpstt nit elmer attsnmapps iibsr
ZEN plut gum RatbauIe bin, font
iIfs itiQ uno rubis in ben 8aIsH.
9a iommen aus Der 6,rns Der'
.pt6te MluIiltIdngs beriiber, oas
6umpfs gumsgum Oct grobsn SromS
mel tloppt ieoss glaI um Elm paur
Setunoen btnter 0rsin.
Die Beiber borden auf. LIMO nun,
Idurf ubgsrtFsn in Der tIaren tiib'
len 6erbItIuft, Ieiis niOerba1tnO,
tnnasH iur3 tur5 biuierinanOsr orei
@spsbrIaIosn.
2lm RatbauIs 6ffnst Ii4 Elm Sem
fer. 9as alte graus 6aupt oss gtr'
gsrmtiItsrs eriheint in Dem Rdbmsn.
5intsr ibm fts9t gIIts geuisiorH, Der
Mmtsoitnsr.
- 9u baben Gle gittde m5Iosrs
aud aIs in Der GrO', Serr garger'
msiItsr," msiut Der Qtlte naaosutIi4.
Der Qngsrtoete nidt nur. Seine
gsOuntm geEeu eiuen ItiasH 8eg,
poripdrts uno riidnGrts. @r bort
tpieOsr Den Bonner Der 8dnonsn BON
20 uH6 II, er i4aut nisGsr oas
Iei6snbeoedte SdIadtfelo, er Iiebt
retts uno Iints bic admeraben, Die
Breun0e fallen ipis Sdueefloden uno
iiebt pie er IeIbft peiter itiirmt, Oeu
bIanten StubI in Der &edtsn. DEM
oa born Iiest Der SeinO in 9eiiderter
DeduHg unO 3pti4su ibnen oas ptis
tie 8ra4feID.
Stsaung! 8as commando
ourhIduft Die Reiben. ategsno, tnies
eno tommeu Die itiirmsnoen 5ruppsn
nod nal gum S4uB, Damn pirbslH
ote Srommeln, gs1sn Die 60rHsr,
oas @tpebr in bei0en Sdnoen ge6ts
i'm 2auIIdritt %porpdrt8. 9i6t nes
ben i5m, Dem iungeu ReIerDeIeuts
nunt, bait gttt6e R6losrs S6ritt;
pittde M0Ioers, Der Sugen0freunO,
Der aIte Miti9iiler, unb in Ieinsn
feIten tpu9tigen 8auernfduitsn bdlt
er ois SABINE. 9art unO 5ornig
6Itden 6ie itdblDIauen Qugen, unO bic
fdmaIsn 2ippen murmeln Elm piteus
oes s9Ottoomie!"
9enn I9ou iin0 ie mitten i'm
Gstno, elm fir4tsrIibes 5an6gemens
ge 6sbt on.
So9 tn ser Re9tsn T6pingt Der
iunge Sffi3ier Den 9egen, Odnn
bridt er punteno suIummsn, cine
augeI bat i'm Ods Suie 3eri4msts
tert.
Sdun f6ninosn Sic Sinne, ga
-.
fiibIt CT bic 8affe ieiner Sano ents
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

Der an Gfe1Ie bes | MI
borigen CONNER BET S9neibemiih[l
perungliidtsn 9uftI9iffs n~euerbouie
nG9ittes2an3 II" lit nit ieinemI
Rauminbolt bon nabeSu $4,000 RusI
bitmetsr bas bis9sr sr0Bte 2uftf6tfF.
Der beutIhen SeeresberpaItun9. Das
bisber umfangreidite auftIdiff. Der
nsue r3 z, Der slei6faIls grDber lit,
oIs feline @prgdnger. tpirb bonn
nS9ittes2on5 II" inn runb 1000
Rubit meter ubertruffsn. Der tleue
rS9httes2ona" bat brei motoren nit
suTammen $50 g~f.rbe'rdften uab flint
@pnbeIn.
ntfdutSigun Den
FdITden Grpl6sn Daft Du IN bic
Gpferbudie fir Die SeioenmiTiOn
gsiisdt i. bas fiuot id nun feha
unremt!
I'D. pos usrIsbsn big Stlbsu
0aponl!1@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

lih ermIlitln ionnie. Gle lpurbtn Dol
9odlep ongtmunsri, btr linen nl&li
ptiitr faglt. Gle THb ulie bon BET
Sorie, Der nIlss IdHuppe 1T bal
t aIts. mas ih btraubesbratt babe
@iIoe ipanots T6 isbt nisosr an
lsiutn Sisusrmanu unb Iaate: sNiI
batisn tinen plan, ais mir bierbsr.
Tubren, Roberts. Sbsn bsfinoet I'D
ndmIit, ipsnn inSpiIdsn ni6t ultl
umqstrtmptIt norosn III, elm grobsr
@orrat on piitoItu unb 6Iinien, oi:
uns bon grobsm Ribsn fem tcuntsn.
guf Ole fabHosten 9srr 5atfislb uno
lt6."
.Sb,n2"
.Sn Dem n0rbIidtH Surm. 9a
biit gu nod nift gttptIsn2"
Rein" iaste Roberts. turs auIId'
demo, I'D bottle gsnus 81 tun, I'm
loie SdliFel 81 srgdttsrn."
.Gepib. 6oIt gu bon BEN Suus
ibtrbaupt sttpns etisb,n9"
sd ging in ben Spsit.n Stod, .uIs
ole anbsrn bstm Gfsn tDnreu. bort
Fnb nur ate S9taI3immsr nit sro'
IBsu 9oppeIbrtten uno pus neib i'd
Ionit nod. ql6blta obsr lam
9roo6bsno mir mad. Gr battle ittn
mittagtFsn i'm Gid aelaHsn, Od
mubts i'd nisosr binuntsr."
.llnb btit bu iiber3sast, oab lie
bid itBt ni6t psrmibt bdben24
.Qein, bdbon Bin i6 1dr nidt
f6er3algt,~ dntporttts Robert sbrIih.
,Gs gtlong mir, Die SdliFsl su Hsb'
men, uno 90 fam i'd benin bsruntsr.
$50 oadte, mir pirosH nun gsmsiu'
lam uuItrm G6idIat snteegen9ttsn.'
Dos pollen ipir audi" ontportets
@iloen fet. .2abt uuB iebt binuuf'
sebsn uuO osriuasu, Die Daffsn uuF'
JuIpirsn."
nunO psnH ie pns uadtommen,
5err 8tIoen?"
s0enn Ie Ii9 iibsr bic Gstrinte
6ergsmodt bdbsn, 10 CLAUDE id bas
tuum. 9ur9 peIds 9iir tamIt Ou
beruntsr, Roberts2"
r0ur6 Die IeBts, Ssrr; bic am
n0rbli6en Gnoe."
g9as lit Die, bic our Sintertrsppe
fiibrt!" risf Der MiaionGr befrtsOigt.
,Wta6 isbt Serm GbanoIer Ios!"
Roberts iu6te aus ietnem S9liIs
.IIel6un0 einen DEFENDERS rpItigsu
|G6liFel beruus, aubm bic 9atsrus
auf uno frat 81 Dem 10 isltTam SsfeIs
Ielten gefangentn. Gr beugts iia
nis0er un6 betra6tttc bic aettsn ets
nlge augenbItde gsndu, oann iieIen
'GbanbIsrs i4perc 5sfsln rafelno gu
.goben.
Der bsfreite MIann i9iitteIts unO
redte Iid nit einem tisfen Seuf8er Der
Grlei1terung.
,9ielen Dant -" begann er.
.2dB BEN 0ant ieBt Iieber beiisits,"
untertra9 i'm giIbsn, DunO t0urte,
.Eis CT better angebru6t lift, Bin, 9u
gebit pordn, RObertS. SD CLAUDE, i'd
femme mid aug ipbuIO mir inc Gros
geIdob gelaugen."
Der Steuermann na6m nun feline
2aterne pisoer auf unb fsbte iid in
geipegung; bic orei 6reunoe bielten
iid oiat binter ibm.
SAT- gerdui9Ios flug Die Sir alf
unO bic bier trdten bindus. Der
Steuermann be.IdIob iie UorIi4tig
uieoer uno bob Damn Die Qaterne.
Die erIts 3rspps 1T bort briiben,'
Iagte sr. Isle fii9rt na4 Der 8ai4s
tide, bic ii9 in elmer Qrt Qnbau an
oas 6auptgs6dube befinoet."
sS60n. Ge6 ooran!"
qeiIe itieg Ro6srts binauf, Die ans
oeren auf isinen 5srieH. So mar
cine LANCE, ate SOI5treppe nit bdufig
tradenoen Stufen bod tamen fs
gang gut briiber meg, uno oben Uffnete
RobsrtS DorIiatig Die Sir unO lab
fi6 nm. @tuf ieinsn @int tebrtsn lis
3uriid an Die 0btrfId9e Der Groe;
nun itanosn Tie ale Elm Weil4en ges
6Ienbst BON Der Qnamittogsionne,
(sortIebuna folat.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

8olani b%erJitrf, if s5eufo eeI9modbon,
ME Obnt grobe 8oiisu su bti4dffsh Giir
slesduts 3iD.ds 1T bic @uspabt tn Sci
bsnitoffn reid. G~infGrbigs Stoffe Ders
ben nit Stidertien bebedt unb nit
Gptbsn anb Ssioenbonb edrnirt. Sus
bier ~bsranl4auli4ts RObA lit fiir babe
unb gauge adnes perforirt. Die QermsI
psrbsn in bsIiebigsr sduss gsbaIisn. Gin
ilsinsr arasen NIT abgefdrdetn gdsn
uno RiiIbeHper5isrung, bic ou9 bic Qer
mel aufpsiisn, bilbst ben 6alsdbIaIub.
Sn boiler adnee tperosn gu bielsm sri
mono fir mittlsrs Gigur A Yarbs Md.
terial ssbrauht BET 80 3ou 9rsits. 9as
Ttufer 1T in flint @roB.H Dorrdtbis, 80
-44 unb as.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

5dIisn an bsibsn SsiisUndbtsn eebsn ibnn
oOIigs weite. Den Sourn fertiet man,
= beiOnbers an idlpsrn GtOffm tmpfsb1
lenspertb - nit sinem ShrdgiireiFtrd
ils Giufub db. Serge unb aud, oudl
bic neusn, mobern,n Sstpsbe in MdT49
tOffsn. finb bOr5isIid Sur @rmrbeitrna
Jssignst unb gsbsn, In 9srbinbuna mid
fdrbisen SpOrtiudsR fIOtte GrabiabEsd
tOiiime.
CUR 6srftsIIuns bes Muffere, brs i'd
Inf Gr0Ben, 22-90 burrdtbis il, ptr4
OeH 3 Ydrbs Mlutstial ssbruu9t Y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

arges MtBperFdnb b.
n 8, 2ebrer: SIS ipuroe bef4Iofen,
Oab Der 8iirgermeiIttr nit benz @ate
Der etubt auf Ous 54iob fdbren
icQts,"
Grib6en: s6err aebrer, tusnn nun
ater Der 6err 8~irgermeiTtet ni9t
roOfd9ren tonn9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

lief. Narfaisren lonuis man bod oa.
mad
lino bonn lamsn bic @eterdHen.
9isle ipursn Is nidt msbr, nur nod
ad1t: Der Gabnentrdgsr, bic bslosn
Sunisr, Der Gubrsr unb bier MlauH
uuisr gsptbr.
limb iptr in 0isIe ran5Iigsn, psr'
peitsrien gsiidtsr FAB, ipsr oieie uus'
%geo0rrten, BON Sturm Der Sabre
eebeugteH @eItalten bstrdhtsts, Der
nubte, aud Te fonnt,n Don bsiis
ouf morgsu our grobsn Qrmse sln'
berufsn perbsH, un0 Oann ia,
Damn mar es aus nit Der oItsn @ar'
Sc. Sic IelbIi modlsn ss fibIgn, 70
ernn uno Idiper blidten bic Qusen ss'
raoe aus. @sr ipiirOe pobl BON If
men Ser nd4Ite Iein9
Dol benz pGngsI" f9nenttt Die
MluTit Elm. Die a9t Msann ite1tsn Ii4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26
ln(rrr Sdniitmnarr-W fsrtr
Ssoss Shutter I5 Seats
aimOHs ans a~sbliimtem Grsbe.
ND. RO7f.

DIR tuFties, blbIas lpIiges bat itbt
Dam. cine Sable unb aud loobl ben Chr,
gels psnigiieH eiu paar Der n%aisFien Wos
belle 5u bsfben. Dds Wufttr bier. ipenn
aus gttupfltm Whul ODER esblimiem
Grspp bTgtittrt unb NIT Gpitsn unit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-26

geFtlungsanptfung.
Rde DPuFer tueroen an iraen6 cine qbrefe qeoen GinTen6uno 6E
grdies ge1bidt. Man gse Summer unb @r6Be uno Die belle MoreFe
6eutlt9 ~getriebeu an unO idde ben Coupon Hebf Is Cents fir isss
befenhe SHUTTER an bs
PATTERN DEPARTMENT OMAHA TRIBUNE
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Faeuln ia fhh of'iinanye shat ~
ln faH farcf anh rffsfi frap ard aftef
iis passaFe a. rsaur,a ~ sho cnarssr
81 lns cii, "a Corpus Christi
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iur fpir
alill.t are Sutherland ahasnil
rshnnrsf aie wara ars; ''riilns.
aye
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Automobile bargain ffe paHsfnf'f
ear newly ot,rhaulo1 splt1or hirh.
tension marnefo nea lures ail round
fues if.fc Hrpalf shop iarHna
ana chapafnl sirrotr 90 n
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tN ORDINANCE rfanlInF tn ihf far
Antonio talie gWf RAILROAD
rmpaBf uFh ~ waf n orO
Hrmf ana smtb nnalvAf nnn.
ne ntHtm bendan lno nf iilsh
fnntrrlght tfsl nH thr nfsDh
f,auau 90 the eff af Dafpas rhf'al
n asfhffnt dfvuen iH nn
.ssf and aiana uaa auat fo iu
Incarceration piih e.fih Hfasatat
ora tnente ia. ou an1 sionF Anff
uuadnsf fo tnf lnffrsncl0n nifh
switch rfnh ai ~ nesf ih' dep0t W
tb, H.n hnianm ralde a GHi
Hsisaad Company la fhf rlif a
cnun Christi hhr, rpHHil
TrtHH
ne f afdalned ODD rhr cln r0unl
~ tbe Cfg ~ gufuH CHRISTI
section ThHf there ahfn ie ana
ls n,fyb erunisa io tho Han Antonio
..ile a nur Nailfa4a Company d
lntaff corporation 80 ulns and n'
sflaa NDH ~ aiifpa1 iuio tnf fNs
~ corpus christi Hueraa county
TsNas thf nsht prFlieNr easement
ma intp' hisr o. buiia 'ansirurt ovf
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WANrEp Young man ana touur
adf fof roama aua nasrd n ahei
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
DOGS MAY BE- FOUND
WITH WARNING ARMIES
Airedales Are Most Likely to
Prove Their Worth on
Battlefields.

Ambulance dogs have been sent to tho
front with the English expeditionary army
on the Continent OF Europe These dogs
taught to go In quest OF wounded men in
sufferers arc often missed by tho searchin 9
parties. Tho dogs offered to the English
War once and accepted by them were
mostly privately owned Airedales. and Ia
some cases bloodhounds.
The Airedales, however. are likely to
prove the more active and sensible dogs
during the rush and noise OF the battlefield
and after. The dog has during the past
few years proved useful for military pur-
poses. and at tho outbreak OF the war Ger
many had 1000 trained dogs. principally
Airedales and German shepherd dogs.
Major Richardson of Harrow. England,
offered his services to tho War Ofioe. II
was said that 900 Airedales could be OBJ
tained for army purposes at short notice.
The Airedale terrier. II is claimed IL the
most reliable. 1t requires little sleep and
can go for a long tims without food or
water. Its sense of smell IL strong and It's
hearing Ia acute enabling IL to give an alarm
long before any sentry could detect the ap-
proach OF an enemy, Major Richardson
was in st. Petersburg six weeks ago. when
he inspected number of dogs trained by
the Russians. Every regiment in tho Rus
sian army has thirty OF these dogs attac led
To 1t for protection when on outpost duty.
Both the French and Belgian armies also
have troops OF dogs trained by the GUS
toms officers on the frontiers and the mill
tary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
ALBRIGHT WILL STAY HERE.
Breeder of Fine Terriers Denies
That He VIII Move TO West.

Andrew Albright. Jr.. proprietor Of the
Baughfell Kennels. Hilton. near Newark.
N. j., will not send his dogs to California
and go there himself 10 reside. rumor
gained currency that this successful ken
mel of terriers was to go into the West,
but Mr.. Albright states that there Is moth
ing whatever In the report.
The Baughfell Kennels. dog for dog,
have held the lead In wins among the
best kennels In America They are par
ticularly. strong In Airedale. wire haired
and smooth haired fox terriers, West High
land terriers and Irish terriers. Most OF
the dogs are big International winners
and these have been placed at the service
OF the public at moderate fees. The pres
ence OF such high class lot OF terriers
Is source OF satisfaction to breeders oil
these dogs in or near the metropolis and
farther aheld, SO It Is a gain to other
owners that Mr.. Albright's dogs are tc
remain In their old quarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
PLAN BIG HOUND SHOW.
Every variety VIII he Provided For
mt Bryn Mavr

tn conjunction with the horse show to
be held at Bryn Mawr. Pa, during tho
week OF September 1925. there will be IA
hound show every day. There will lie
classes for foxhounds, beagles. barriers.
otterhounds. deerhounds. Russian wolf
hounds. Irish wolfhounds and greyhounds.
These different breeds will be divided for
certain days, particulars OF which will
soon be sent out by the superintendent.
George Foley, Lansdowne. Pa.
IL is hoped TO make more than ordi-
narily interesting event OF the foxhound
show, and this viii be held under A. X G.
rules. The beautiful setting of the Byrn
Mswr polo ground Is we'll known and
with the foxhounds in the same field as
the hunters and other horses this year
the scene will be a gay one. Tho show
OF beaslcs promises TO bo an extra good
one and the smallest OF the hound kind,
with thor rich markings. will likewise
provide a bright contrast TO the emerald
green Of the sward.
f. Berwind Chase, the we'll known OK
hibitor and runner OF show and field trial
gun dogs. Is taking a reat interest In this
show. Moreover. he Is giving II his sub
stantial support. The beagle enthusiasts
in that part OF Pennsylvania are also pro.
vding for n large show OF their favorites.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
ADDITIONS TO PRIZE LIST.
Management of RumsOn show An
nouuces New Premiums.

A satisfa Glory entry has been received
for the third annual show OF the Rumson
Kennel Club. to be held AZ the Red Bank
Fair Grounds on Saturday. September
;. More special prizes have been offered
by clubs and individuals. and Wilbur II
Purcell. superintendent. announces the
following additions to the premium LIST
Boston Terriers-Mrs V Clemence Harvey
offers trophy for best bitch puppy never hav'
v Ciemence Harvey offers stein for best bitch
not winning at this show. Mrs. V. ClemenCe
Harvey offers cup to be known as Harvey,s
in show. TO be won 1--WE times, donor not TO
compete
There must he no, les. than Ave dogs entered,
.9Phiiadsiehia Bulldog Club offers Ter.
h0 to the c nSsF m. c sSe~
for The. best American bred dog or bitch;
Edwin L. Boyer offers the champion Ptland
trophy for the best American bred dog. To
become the properly OF the member ~, scoring
1914. Joseph 4. Buchanan offers the, XII
morey cup for the best American bred bitch.
Ss h S%tsr Of the s.
Edws h,cS Pryn 9srs ,sn oBny rGy
wins SS during ii. yea year 1911 Harry Rnshton Of.
fers the woodcraf, Sir David trophy for the
hibitor. To become the property of the mem.
Der scoring the greatest number Of wins dur.
the Court Kennels trophy for the member own.
ing tho best lightweight male dog in the
limit class: the trophy to be awarded 10 the
dog which wins the first six frss. provided
they are all won In the year 1914: otherwise
the dog winning this special the most number
of times during the year 1918 will be- awarded
the trophy. Tho wins not necessarily with the
same dog.
The Bulldog Club Of New Jersey offers, open
20 members only tho following trophies The
governors trophy for the best American bull
dog either SEX to be offered at all open
shows at which the clubs trophies are offered
w to and including the 1914 annual open
show OF this club and to be finally awarded to
the member winning the greatest number Of
points during that time. Each win 10 count
two points with competition and ono point
without competition Tho Nos Hermis me-
mortal trophy, donated by the Nos Kennels
for tho best pup (either SEX bred by ex
hibitor. TO be awarded TO the puppy winning
the greatest number of points up to and in.
Guiding the Westminster Kennel Club show
1915, Each win TO count as many points as
there are puppies competing for the trophy
Japanese Spaniels-The Japanese Spaniel
Club OF America offers eleven of its club spe.
Gals