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gBie lie Iiiaen.

sStl Der ms freun6IidIt Sur Ser.
fiigung geiterffer 3eitidrift Ser
Gpu1geLHt" fin6et fi5 foIgenoe
l1eberipsttng aus ei1ter I'M Septen1.
ber In 2oDett (8eIgietO gefitnoenen
8ettitnA bic Der 3eifhrift bon Dem
ont 15. Septentber b. So. bor D1ottS
lie1etoen Sberan1Irneilter 8. Stord
1etagGonSt tuttroe: Sgsns Be Calais
bonn IL. 8. IA. - GronBoiifGer
Steg oitf Der gdnseu Giie. 100000
gaffen jin0 In gnIois geldnoet. Sd.
nentorf bot 8eitE1Lnu0 BEN ariea
ertlGrt. 9ie gtlAfen ffao por Ser.
IiiI tonielbit gaeboIlttiott 11igge6ro.
den 1T. Daon be5aeH Bic 4 Dtarf
fifr EN- grot. Ste GxcrrprinaefFiu
TIT n1tt etnern @eterol eefIobea. Ser
Stpeite Soba 6es &1iJers lit III gLnt.
pcrpet gdnneett. Sen aniier orobt
BrlHel Sti berbrertlen, irenn man
ietren Sn6n ni@t frei Idbt. Gie
beIgiide SRegierrtg gob anr Ant.
mort hnb, bettn Der aoiier griiiIe[
nd6re, fem Sobn eridoiIen ipiir6e.
JrofBoien uttb GneI11toer boben
2Spen tpieber erobert. Ote Geit.
i9en Ifto abernIl beriogt, miIlen
itt9t, tpobtn fe ft1 tpeit6en foILen.
Der Scatter beriu9te gum stpetten
D2ole, Ge[bitmorb at begeben, ote
aoiferin beartraote GbeIdei6uno.
&diIer 5r1na SoifbB 1T felt ID ga.
gen tbdtiGhli1 tpot. GIIob lit
biirdj bic Sranaoien tuteoer erobertl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24

gsuris, 20. Of. - Gbent Rolli.
iet, Der befnnnte frono5fil8e MtiIi.
MISUNDERSTANDING. iagt, 6ds oeuti9e
SnItem Ser 8efeItigungen on Der
SorHpfIinie etftfmtg lei Elm bortreff-
hhes uHD Refere eiaR ifiisenoeG Gede
fir bic lftpere &Itflerie l1tb fir bic
..hcrrtiidA9en- glai6tnengefduse.
Is H teine SttterIife ariegsfii6.
rlue," iogt er, raber fte 1T proftii9.
1lnfer SeiHb fGurpft nidt nod Der
at zines 9otpea, ionbern zines
GatfSGs, 1Htb bir ioIlten bon eirtigat
6ieer Soeet @ebrau9 MAIDEN"
gts es iGettr, MAIDEN oie Gent.
f9en fest nit 8orltebe i'm 5 nbr
aber0s berHn fire itGrfitet an.
grtffe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24
Nliid,nn hrr glrr6iinbetrn.

goris, "a. Oft. = Die 9ert-
ifjen periudlen. BEL glrrns einel
steiI 5tpiifen Die Steaungen Der ger'
biin6eten Az treiben mt0 gtrmertie.
res sariid5ueroberu. 3iUei beridie.
bene getpegttngen iino gegenD1rtig
i'm @ange: giunaI peripden Die
9elitihen, tpelhe tpeitltb bon 2ille
operiren, oie gelgier uto griten,
bic iib nod in 8elgien befin6en,
abguidneioen un6 gefangen srt neh.
men; bic slpeite 8eipeglng be- )edt,
bic 8n6nen, neIde ii1 peltlif BON
9lrros critreden, 81 nebnten. Soate
ben 9eittihen oieier 8lan getingen,
bonn III Elm GROCER 85eil Der ar'
NEE Der 9tqitrtetn in @efabr; man
bat 3ablrei6e @eritdrflngen noh
ben be6ro6ten qunften getporfeu.
gluf Der 2inie Ga 8aIiee mad,
Der Seefiiite fam es bergaagene
gaaht Al, beitigen adnpfen bel mel.
den bic 9eutiher u 8ortbeil ma.
rem m6 inns @rpuo ! 9OOen ob.
rdt9en.
Uas garis sn melben bat.
Woris, "a. DIT. - @eitern Nah.
mittoa erlicB oos Soiibtquortier fol.
J n6e offisieqe g(nfilnoigung: oglltf
hleren linfen sliigel bat Der be.
,oe.itenb berItGrfte 5eirn einen nod.
briidIiden Ginorud ouf uniere @e.
fedtslinie aemnbt; auf Der gan3eil
oinie spiihen DER aiiite mo Dem
RonoI Ga 8oiiee ipliroe NIT GROCER
er6itterrng gefampft. ssSut 2tlge.
neinen (oH neeD ober b1ben bic
gerbiInoetet ibre Stellingen be.
bniiptrt. 8enn iie ober 6ic lu0 ba
siirildgeben ntiBten 6onn boben iie
an onoeren Buntten mieoer grfolge
Sil ber8ei6nen gebabt Ono mar 0aS2)
Ger Geino bat namei .if in Der
@eaen0 bon glrros ilno ant Gpnlme
Glub eroBe Gbdtiefeit eutialtet bod
bernoAte er gegen ltniere &ciBeu
luenig ober gar nidts ots8uridten.
Sn sailterre, ltnlpeit 9eroun, lno
Bel 9sont.a.Mouiion boben mir tbeiL-
weiTe Grfolge 5u beraeihnen. Bon
Dem iibrigen 9beil Der fSront it,
nibtg g1ennenstpertbes 0u beridten.
&c lit fi6er, OaB Der Geino aufI
Dem gr0Bten Tbeil Der ShloGttiute,
beionbers ober atpiiAen Der gloro-
fee irno Ser Siie, NIT ieinen 8abI.
reiden friiben Erlippen ber5meifelte
Gurhbrudsperiuhe mn9t. Dieie
friihen 8rappen beiteben aus neil
oilsgebiIoeten Sol0oten, einige 0o.
bon ffno nod iebr Jung otbere tuie.
Der iino mtttleren 9llters; bic fie
tomm1nOirenoen Sffi3tere iiuO Dem
@ener0Iitabe cntnnmmer. (sEIio elm
0ei@en, OaB iie gut gefiibrt lperOeu.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24

Snfanterie eing gum quariff fiber,
unO mas nidt niebereemadt ipitroe,
fpurOe gefangen eenommen. @iele
RttHer ertrnnfen TIM 6luB. 3iDei
Dibiiionen iuuroen boIllt1noia ollf.
eerieben. Die 8ab[ Der ariegsae.
fnneenen betrng $500; auberoem er.
beiteten mir cine Stonoorte uuo
fiinftebn Ioibiueneeipebre.
glnh0em utier Iiouitor bon Ell.
ner erfoIgreihen Expedition oiif benz
6luiie Gan 8uriidgetebrt mar, lief
er nuf cine Seenline unO berionf,
33 Munn ertrdnfen.
9ieies gilt Gnglamb.
aopenbogen iiber 2onoon, "a.
Oft. = 3pei Sfiffboibofe in RieI
- @ernonia uno $ouoro - bonen
iest 80 orutirte 2ei6terboote, tueIhe
ie 800 Mnnn bef0roern tonren tr16
NIT etner ShneTlieteit BON 8 ReiIen
pro 5tiin6e fabren. 9ieieIben icIIen
mad Der S6elbe geben, nenn Die
greigniiie oie 9o16ung oeittf4er
Grltppen an Der aiiIte @ngIdn0's
eeftutten, 8 oieier 8oote ioIlen be.
retts fertiggeiteIlt uno auf benz @eg
nnh Der S9eIoe iein.
aopenbagen, "a. Oft. - Gg miro
beitdttet, o1B Die 9eutiden aud in
Sdlespig einen 2uftidiffIfuppen
fit 3lpei groBe 8eppeIine 6auen. Die
3idum'ifje S6iffsbaub6ie au MeaI-
mo, S6tueoen, bouen 3uei Inter.
ieeboote - oo' ober Ger IbiDe6iIhe
&issOag fem @elo fir l1nteriee.
boote belpiaigt bot. 10 piro Die 8er-
ntiitbitng allSsefpreGsM SAB 0iefe
llnteriee6oote bon Geutidlano be.
fteIlt porOen ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24
9as blutige& &iugell Spli6enSiQt
nlO Oem Meere tObt lueiter!
Sic anttli6en Sert6te ber 9euti6en unb
TranSOlen lailen ein SOrbringen
Oer 9entl6en crtennen!
GngldnOer in gSut9 iber Die Grtuge OenAer Greuer
GngdnOer in Snt9 ber Ote GrfOlge Oentider arener!

gria
mi II oen Grrnba
bic nit
Bon
eatsba n
be
3ui bnfde SpUne puheH Der sdTesr gd5rb iGpn Rfrh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24

fenen gaodridtet siifoT1e baber Die
6ran3oien Die Gto0t gIhirb in @l.
iaB mieoer einui1I beiest. Gs fam
8u einem befttgen Bnionettangrifi
bel ppI9em Die Brou3oien ais sic.
ger berboreingen. Sic beioerieiti.
gen gerIuite tDdren erbe6IidJ.
Sudlen nab bentiaeH Strensern.
2onoon, "a. Oft. = Inter Der
bieIteen 8eb6Iferiina bat Die aiibn.
belt Der oeltIden arelaer .Gm6en"
uitb gadrLsriibe4, ipelde aufammen
iiber 90 engEIne &EnbeIsitiffe uebft
QonOtng teritorten, groBe geitiir.
sung berborgeriren petten1 cine
arobe llnniitb geoen Die glOmirali.
tat folste, neil 1ieie ui6t intiton.
be mar, ben po1r oeiti4en 9reii.
5ern oas ber6erbIifs Soloperf sn
Ieeen. Die AomipnIitat ntr0 iest
cine ans i6neIIen ssreisern bette.
beribe GIottiiIe oiisiertOen, INN ben
RreuSern I'M gItinittiihen 1ul6 i'm
Sti1en 05eon, unb in ben 6ineii.
iHen iotpte ttt0iihen @eudiIern ons
Sat6nert 5u legeft.
go Aedt bic Gmbcn?
2onbon, "a OFT. Bon Bonn.
Bal Dirb geneI0et, 0ob Der Seeipeg
In iener Geoeno bon lett ob pie6er
fder fet. gean gIoitbt bier anneb.
men tt hirfeH oob Der 6eutide
areiaer ggnibet" eetopert ODER in
@rilnO gebobrt noroen 1T. (Sof-
fentIid ertpetit iid oieie &nnnbme
als iuridtie)
SOsialiit FIR HrenkiiHen 2anStas.
Berlin. iiber Soag unS 2onbon,
"a. Oft. - sn MItond ipuroe Der
io5ialiitii6e Sto6toeror0nete Ebo.
mas3um probiioriiden 9[bgeorone.
ten 6es prerbiifen gnrtOtags ge.
tp1bIt, aIs Radfoleer bes @ebeim.
ratbs Siepefing. Die gerIiner 8rei.
ie bebt aud 6as ols 8eiten Der
belttiden gtnigteit i'm iebigen arieg
berpor, ioipie bes @Inlbens an Oas
geripre9en oes staiiers, boB er
feine earteier n1ebr femme. SnI
Brteoens3eitet, idgen iie, mare e8 I'M.
Oentbar geipeier, boB bic @eneiube.
rdtbe elmer Stnot ipie glltona Ell.
nen So5inIOeulotraten IN ben 2aitosI
tag geidtt0t bdttert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24
aiuntfdpan nid,t aeFnlreu.

2oubon, "a. OF. - @erii6tipei.
ie berIaitet bGB aiuuti6ou gefaQen
fei, bielmebr, DAB Der gertbeioiger
Der Seitltng 6iefel6e ii6ergeben babe.
Die Radri9t beoarf Der offi3ieQen
@eftdtigung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24
sSamiliensltluadls.

Maorib, "a. Oft. - @onigin Sic.
toria beIdenfte ibren @enlabl, 96.
mig gafonio NIT einem &noben, BEN
bierter. 9as gbepnor bat iebt bier,
&1aben 1t6 5tpet S0dter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24
g,onfier 8nd,nla neeRrt

%. 5. @nacla, Btce-gSrafiOent
Ser Snaba geotipndL9otlf, III bor,
Der GrecittiSbeb6rbe Der gonfers
tpeld)e gegentp6rtia III
RidrrottO toat, s,int BrGfibenten hes
legislatiben &osttites erip6bIt NOR.
ben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24

/ ffIiebenoen &nIIeu iueroen bon ibnen
berfolgt. 9oburb ober 1T man Ell.
ner @ntideibuussi6Ladt I'M g1i6ts
luaber eetontr1en. Bon etnem iuirf.
IIiaen grfolge aiif Der einen ooer an.
oeren Seite fam crit oann bic Aebe
ieir, tpenn cine @rmee bo1ig ser.
litort oOer cine Der fdnpfenoeu gar.
teien oolig eridopft 1T.
9cntide SpiOne berHrt6eilt.
@ent "a. Oft. - 9rei 6eutibe
Spione, ipeIae ibr Sollptquortier
in @enf (S6ipei3) aufgeifIagen
hdtten, tuurben eeitern i'm bieiigen
gailit1rgeridJt iiberIiibrt nn0 nerur.
tbeiIt. Die gerurtbeiIten iino
0beritIeutnont Otto llIrid bon Ser.
lin, Or. @oblanoer uno Der Gbe.
miIt 4obr. sic tDur6en ii6erTiibrt,
cine 8eridporiing gegen gngIano
uno Ssronfreif ange3etteIt at ba6en.
SberiHeutndnt lllrih befnto iih
niGt I'M geridtsbof; man gIaubt,
bnB er iih irgenblDo IN Der GdDeis
oeriteft b1It; er iDirroe 3lt stpei Sab.
rem 9iihtbous unb elmer 8el6Itrofe
bon $1,000 neritrt6eiIt. Or. gSobs
I1nber ntltB brei mon1te iisen lttb
efne @eIoItrafe bon 5000 be5db.
Len; aobr nruB stpei Monote i'm
@ef6ngttb iisen 1iu0 cine @e[oitraFe
bor 800 be3cbIen. geah 8erbit.
Bune Der Strofe tperben fie a1Bert
2onbes bertpieIen tperOen.
Rad 9eutidllanS snrafbsf6rSert.
9ern, iiber paris, "a. GIt. -
8ertreter Der ihtpei5eriIfen Regie.
rrng, DeIhe bdnrt In ibrer Gigen-
ihaft oGs neiitroIe Madt bdu6eif,
baben 200 perfonen, 4erSte, BFe.I
gertnncn iIip., bon etnert oeittiGenI
2osaret BET 8eronite, 5roitfreih,
treldes am t5. Septentber BON ben
8rdn8oien m 8effs geipntnen tulu-
be, no1 9euti6lono trnnsfertrt.
gaad beh 8eitintuntnaen Der @enfer
&onoention iiu6 oieie 2elte feinc
arieeSgefongenen. Dies lit itonI
Die bierte 1lebertragung bon Der ei.
nen 91nf)t an Die anoere ieitensI
Der Shtueij.
Srnnfreid in Gut6.
Boris, "a. Oft. = $ier bei66f.I
tigt man It6 bielfa9 NIT Der s5rage,
mie man tuGbrenb oes fomntenbenI
gBinters fir bic 9en6lferitng forgenI
Tonne, neren GrnGbrer ins 6elo ge.
Soeen itno, o1ln es 1T MIR notiir.
lid, boB bic glritee oiif quite 8ers.
Ioreung unb 8erpffegung ben erftenl
glniprud Bat, bic MliIlionen men.
iden oabein ntiiiien e6en ieben, pie
iie fertig perben, 0tdn tbut ia fir
Die Grieesnotbleioer6en mas man
fatr1 aber oaS lit Iange nidt bin.
reiberb, tn6 SiiIfe utuB bon aus
mdrts fonurett.
SurpeSOs fir 3eppeline.
2on0nn, "a. Oft. Der Weet.
lono aorrefponoent Der DotIp OaatL
beri9tet: ngs1bre1o Ser Iesten Gage
lper6en ieitens Der 3eppeltne Sbieb. |
iibuneen rnittels Torpeoos borae.
noninten, Nits GROCER $oBe fdtcBen
fte Gorpebos otf sSIoBe I'M goben.
Zee berab, unb MIR Ielter berfeblcn
bic @eidoiie ibr 9iel. 11on lit ieat
babel cine srobe ansdbl 8eppeItneI
NIT bieIen @el1oiicn oassitriiften. |
(3er aotreiporbetrt foielt; oieies 1T
nihts 9aeiieB; ieber 8eppelin 1T nit
Sorpeborobren berfeben; mas er lab, /
mar meter nibts ols etre augbil.
oune ilneer 2uftihtffer.)
100000 Gpsialilten nu Der Trcnt.
Berlin, "a. Oft. 0em Goaio.
liitenbIatt g9ornGrts~ qernaB befin.
ben fih fdIt 60o,0 IN Der Gd,[od,t.
Itnie; uno iie nlle itblogen Iif gut.
sIItfird genummen?
9aris, "a. OF. $ier einsetrpf-I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24


liea bdIten Die 3elrtiden iutmer nod
0as linfe llfer Der 8eidieI beieet
auBer Der 2inie bon Spaneoroo bis
ao5ieliOe. Dort iir6 ite bon ben
gfrtiien geidIagen tpor0en itno tper.
ben berfolgt. (Sot Der franS6iiide
@enernLitab 6ieie gleiigteit bon ge.
trograO erb1Iten, 0onn lit iie er.
Iogen.) aGe 8eriude Der Deter.
reiher, ben Snn StuB n6roIid bon
Saroslou 5l iiberidreiten, iin6 BON
ben RuiIeu 5itriidgeiblogen ln6 bic
2ebteren boben in ieuer @egeno tpie.
Ger Die 0ffeniibe ergriffen."
gerIosene gerifte.
Berlin, iiber 2onOon, "a. Off
Ger fein0Iihe greboffi5ioius [iigt
ipieoer einmal fiirdterIi6. 10000
Wiarm, 300 6el6gei6iise uno 81
6abnen foaen urls Bel gbnlon ab.
aeuommen iein. Ser @em1brsmnnn
lit Elm belgii1er 9orFihuI3e BON
@eouDne Bel @lanfeubergbe. (Gr
Rat 6ies i'm Srnllm geieben.) Ger
ner iit Der @eneralitabsdef Weoltfe
an einem 9eberIeiSen tobtli6 er.
frnitft ilno oesbnIb berlieren 6ie Der.
maIeoeiten Eeutonen iest aae
SfJtaften. - Ser General bon
Grip mo iein Sta6 fort6en i'm
&lgelregen bei gpern ben So0. Der
aaiier aber flob init ieinem S1ltpt.
quarter bon g5e1Ito6an (guBIano)
nab S9leIien (0er aaiIer beFin6et
iih befanrtlif 5ur 3eit in 6rortf.
reid).) %, Sdmera InB nah. 8as
Bapier lit bait ge0uIoig un6 man
fpetulirt duf bic 2eidJtglGubigfeit
oerer, bic niht oIle tper0en.)
9lns ensliifer EnelIe.
2onbon, "a. Oft. - 8te 9eltt.
iden baben cine aGgemeine Bor.
mGrtsbeDeging ouf Der 2inie 5lpi.
iden 6em Oier llltB un6 Der 9eoro.
fee bis 3ur Wiaas ilnternominen; Die
8erbiinoeten tulroen ge5lpungeh an
mand,en gilnften auriid3uipei6en.
3ieie gtohri1t lit bonn 0eutiden uno
fran5oiiIden 9arptqu1rtier bier Elm.
getroffen. 9eionoers beitig geitalte.
ten iid bic gtngriffe aif Dem 1uber-
Iten tpeItltheu sSliigel, tpo bic 9teite
Der belgiiben g[rnee uri0 gngl1n.
Der f1nlpfen. 8ritiibe uno fran.
5oIiide Sriegsfdiffe uftterItiisen Die
8erbilnOeten Eie 8eIaier bebaltp.
ten 6oB fie ibre SteGungen bebol.
ten Daben, Die 8rdntoIen aber er.
oaB ite 5uriid muBten.
3ipei Wondte lit es Der, boB Die
Gruppen Der 8erbitn0eten iid all Ser ,
belgiid).fror8oiiiden @ren5e fon5en.
trirten, Inn Dem @prbrineen Der
0elltihen Ginbalt au tbnn meIhe !
8aris be0robten into oonn tpicoer
8ltriidmori1irten, troboem lit es 5u |
feiner entideioenoen S6lott gefont. !
men; feiner Der iiA gegeiiberiteben. |
Oen Seerballfcn lit aitfaerieben NOR.
ben. Ddsielbe gilt bon ben Seeren
bic Itb in HlBlarb gegeniiberItebet. |
(So, ote Siege SinoenbltreS ilber
oie 9fuiIen itellen olio ni6ts Dor,
aud nid]t Die Sbntiahe, bob bic
gegenndrtig in Der 0Gbe
bon 8arihou iteben. 9itpreuBen
lino llngurn bon SftfIen eeT1itbert
iin6 iino bic Geiterreirter ibren Yor.
morih ouf 2emberg fortieben.)
8ie gfltiien beaniprl6en einen
Sieg iiber Die 3eutid1en am Iinfen
nnbe @ori9ou, bod
b1lten bic 9eiiti1eu ous Itnfe @eih. |
ielufer nod iiuner beiett. Die
Oeiterrei@er 1heinen iiingit grfolge
iiber Die 9t1iiIen erritngen at baben,
am Gan GluB ober i9eint ibr sic.
9eslauf gum Sdlten eetonimen ait
iein.
Die 9eltihen beonipritden einen
5ieg iiber Die gtrIIcn toeItlidD bon
i'm Suipalfi 9iItritt; Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24

g8ir 6dtfen ben 8ebertt, beion.
6ers ober Serrt 9oB, Der 6as 6or.
tige Silfstperf leitet. 3us @el6
tpiro an uttiereit 5toats.6iiIfg.
S9aBneifter ii6ertpieiet.
Bon Serrn SSriB Ueenge0obt,
SGnsntetlter Ser &errurtn&oge SO.
sc an ans abeeIiefert -. $500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24

3as SiiIfsfontite bon 9Dron. g2eb.
fat 6urf, Serrn 6. s. GoB einer
5tpeiten 8eitrog gum @iilf8fon0 fit
Die &riegsnotbIet0er6en Der 0na.
ba &ribiine itberion0t. Die @eber
ftno:
fSrdn 80. RebnoIot, 8pron S 500
Setrrp atiep If. 9pron =. 1000
Sre6 @eber, @prott ..,..,..o 500
s. S. 8rtns IT., gbron :. 100
G9as. arauie IT,, 9prt1l .s.,... 100
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-17
WILSON MAY SEND
PHI PS|S GREETING
Fraternity in Indiana Expects
Message at Banquet Be-
fore Thanksgiving.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17.-Guern.
sey Van Ripper. president of the In.
diana Alumni association of the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity, announced today
that officials of the organization here
are awaiting reply to letter sent
from the association to Joseph P.
Tumulty, private secretary to Presi.
dent Wilson, in which it is believed
will be carried a Thanksgiving greet.
ing from the President-a Phi Psi him
self-to approximately 500 members
of the fraternity in Indiana. The let.
ter, which is expected to contain a
message regarding the Presidents E
ideas on Greek letter fraternities, as
viewed from the highest seat in the
American nation, is to be made fea
ture Of the annual Thanksgiving eve
banquet Of the members of the fra
ternity.
This banquet is to be held next Wed
nesday evening, November 25 at
o'clock at the Claypool hotel in the
Louis XIV room, which has been new
ly remodeled to entertain such gather
ings
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-17
NEWSPAPERS BOOST
"TRAOE At HOME"
Merchants Drop Observance
of Special Day as COnse-
quence of Activity.

Newspapers in Richmond have pro-
NOTED trade at home day" ideas In
the past six months successfully, &C
cording to c. w. Jordan. secretary OF
the Commercial club, consequently the
retail merchants section will not car
ry out such a plan this year.
In the past six months there has
been two Dollar Days" and "Re-
bate Day." Mr.. Jordan said, which
were successful in their purpose. AS
a result of the enterprise of the news
papers promoting the ideas. 1t will not
be necessary for the merchants Sec
ton to set aside a day this month to
keep up interest in the trade at
home" movement as other cities are
doing.
The retail merchants section re-
Gently took up the work of formulat-
ing plans to draw the farmers trade
and the trade of Richmond citizens
who purchase by mail, to the stores of
Richmond by showing the impracti-
cability of patronizing out Of town
firms for materials. and supplies
which can be bought in Richmond.
The committee In whose hands the
work was placed has not reported.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-17
COURT OEL|BERATES
IN REPL0GLE TRIAL
Fox Considers Claim of
Daughter for Services to
Dead Father.

The hearing of the suit OF Rena Rep
logic of Hagerstown against the estate
of her father, Abraham Replogle to
recover 1851 was completed in court
today when Judge Fox was given a
legal point to decide which is unusual
to the Wayne circuit court.
Mr.. Replogle started each OF his four
sons in business and three of them
prospered. He then purchased his
land at Hagerstown where the home
stead is, saying he would give this as
his gift to his daughter. In addition,
she was to receive $3.50 weekly for
her services.
AS $500 was left to her. the question
arose as to whether the $500 should
be counted gift or should be includ-
ed as part of the agreement between
Mr.. Replogle and his daughter by
which she would receive the weekly
payment. None of the money was
paid her for services and her attor-
neys contend that she is entitled to
81, O51 for services in addition to the
sum set aside for her by Mr.. Rep
logic.
The attorneys completed their argu-
ments this afternoon and the court
took the case under consideration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-17

with the result that it reported last
night against giving both firemen and
police additional pin money.
Councilman White, who has cham
pioned the cause of the firemen, was
his project and wanted to know why
the salary increase ordinance had not
come up for a vote, but was told by
Clerk BeScher that it had been return
ed to the committee, which had buried
it. He declared that it was all tom
myrot about the city not being able
to provide salary increases because of
hard times for he said the city was
mot in business" and was therefore
not affected by industrial depressions.
He failed to get an argument out of
any other member of council so was
forced to take his seat again.
Outfit Costs $50.
President Eversman said that three
propositions had been considered by
the board; one for the city to purchase
all equipment for members of the
force; the second to increase the size
Of the force by appointing four more
patrolmen; third to improve the eff
cheney of the present force by giving
each member of it an increase in sal
airy. The latter course was decided
on. Eversman said that policemen
were put to considerable expense in
purchasing their equipment The in
itial outlay for equipment for a new
patrOlman was $83, he said.
The special committee in its report
said the high efficiency of both the
police and fire departments was re-
cognized and that it would be glad
under normal conditions to comply
with the requests of the two depart
ments" but that now, because of the
unsettled condition of the industrial
affairs of the city and the stringency
of the city's treasury we are compell-
ed to recommend that salary increases
be postponed for the present. This
was signed by Councilmen Waterman
Carter, Burdsall, Weishaupt and
HOWellS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-17
MENCANS TANGlE
POLITICAL OUTLOOK
TBY LEASED WIRE.1

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-With
le-assuring reports coming from the
heads of the various factions in Mexi-
CO nearly every day, the Mexican tan
gle is made more intricate by the fact
that John R. Silliman, special agent
OF President Wilson in the southern
republic tells another tale in his dis
patches. President Gutierrez, General
Carranza and General Villa are report
ed by their several agents almost daily
to be ready to cooperate to restore
tranquility in Mexico, but before the
American administration is given
time to digest these comforting re-
ports, Mr.. Sillman sends a dispatch
setting forth that politics in Mexico
are not exactly on a hum-drum basis
as yet.
The latest advices from Mr.. Sillman
states that negotiations for the retire
ment of Villa and Carranza are still
pending.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-17
HELD 10 JURY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 17.-The
mysterious case Of w. J. Lamon, alias
Lamont, Skinner, etc, charged with
impersOnating United States federal
officer, will go before the Federal
Grand Jury now in session here, La
mon, who was arrested at Muncie
after he had visited several cities
where he is alleged to have posed as
a government inspector in connection
with the hoof and mouth livestock epi-
demic, does not appear to be mentally
unbalanced, aside from the fact that
he tells conflicting stories regarding
himself
He protested today that his real
name is w. J. Skinner, of Normal, a
suburb of Bloomington, Illinois. and
that w. J. Lamont his cousin, is the
man who was once confined in an
Ohio insane asylum.
Lamon, under which name he is
held. declares that he is an expert
electrician; that he has been on a
drunken spree. and does not remem
ber much of what has happened re-
Gently. He is positive that ne was not
in Richmond, but says he visited In
dianapolis,, Columbus and Muncie. A
bottle of pink colored liquid found in
his possession he claims is a cure
for the hoof and mouth disease.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-17
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

The Medical Record (Ncw York;
Of December Is, 1000, contains an
article ON ."rhe Treatment of Pull
mOaary Tuberculosis. Based on the
Assumption That the Dietetic Cause
Of the Disease IL Lime Starvation"
by DIR. John r. Russell, who says:
..'Che condition which IL recognized
~ preceding the active development
Of Tuberculosis in the adult may be
considered as due to lime starvation.
Among Inorganic Snbstances
lime salts appear to be Of special
phy aiOl ORic0l importance
but II the salts are not In organic
combination 1t IL difficult to suppose
that the cells can appropriate them
for food"
Years of widespread use confirm
us in the belief that the success OF
Eckman's Alternative in cases of pull
monary tuberculosis consumption
and chronic throat and bronchial
troubles is due in large measure to
It's content of lime, so combined with
other ingredients AS to be easily APP
propriated by the cells.
Doubtless this has had much to
do with the results obtained in many
cases of these affections, which ap-
pear to have yielded to Eckman's
Alternative.
AS il contains no opiates. narcotics
or habit forming drugs. it is safe
to try. Your druggist will order it
for YOU or you can send dir3ct.
Eckmnn Laboratory. Philadelphia.