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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
8affenOtrfaHf nidt eeltattet.

8aibington, 26. g2op. - gBie
6eute befannt ipurOe, BOT BrdiiOent
@ilion beute Die gerfdufe ausran.
girter @etpebre Der 9umoesarmee
an Rerionen, tpeld)e pero1dtig iino,
9lgeilten eitrop1iif)er ariegsnddtc
5u iein, onibHGigt@. (giu etipaS
3peibeutigcr slusOruf.)
sSn etnem 6dlle tpuroe horgege.
ben, baB Die 8offen fir cine cen.
misunderstanding ReplbIif beitimntt
ieien uno in einem nnoeren, boB iie
nnh GGina geben ioIIten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26

9ie aIoge bon 8obIono uno
SenrD 0iogee eegen Serome 9tagee
fpeeen 3betlltng oes GrbeS oes ber.
itorbenen 0berit SSSanes Serben
grott lit Bennington miro nG6Iten
Wiontog bor 9iItriftsri9ter Sutton
beginner.
9olioeifoatrtiii1r RlgeI rebi-
oirte borgeitern 4berb nod s ltbr
abenbs III 8eeleititnq beg NoIiaei.
aef8 Dunn foIt 100 SaIoons in in.
ierer Stoot, fono ieoo9 feline &C.
ieses.8erlesnneen.
Der Reftor Ser ct. aHntbins
GpiSfopol.a .air1e, &eb. Serge g.
Soutbmorf, bat iid entidlcieit benz
&ufe an Die St.Miottb1lisRirhe IN
@pEreiter Golae au Ieiitaa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
CfIisieIItr btntidltr 9eridlt.

Berlin 26. glpu. (Junfenoepc.
idc) 0em bier rinaetroficner
fterreidiiben oiiijieIIen Berihi
snfoIge baben Die perbiinoeten &c.
itereider um6 Gcltid)en bel 8oI,
bronL @nIijien, all Terrain gcipon,
Hen, dilh bel G5euitodoma uno III
Dem Giiirifte n0rOlid) BON arafau
haben iie erioIge aui5umeiiet. 60.
DobI @olbrom ais aid gilicia
iDOieIbit bic 0eiterreider ebcnfaIls
mebrcre itrategiide Qluftc eroberi
baben, liegen in ge6irgigen @c9en'
ben lnlo nuroeu bon ben 9lidieu
hnrtnadig ncrtbeioigt. Die Seitcr.
reider bntten groBe SdIpierigtciten
Az iiberDdltigen. alare5 ,Sroitmet.
ter herridlt AM Dem gr6Bten GbeiI
oes oitIitm ariessidaupIages. Bel
arnfou regnet alno jdneit es. eSn
@eitflanoern itebt ste 5enrpcratir
nuf Dem @eirierpultft. 9lui ben
Annnilen Der Sogelen lie9t Der
dinee t12 6uB bod.
D. Berlin, 26. glCD (5lnfcnberihA
GdS oiiBieIIe oeutite 8reB.gurealt
bat geiiern ioIgrnoc gieliiqfcitcn
beralissegeben: 3eitImaen in Dta.
bri6 iino iiber5eugt, bag 5ranfreidl
bic erobcrten 9Sropir3en Dtarotto.
glIsier mo m0glideripciie Iunis
perIiercu miro. uiBer e iftdt De.
6eutenoe 8rltppenmniien nah jenen
@eaenoen, I'M Oie aufitdnoiidel
Stammc in Sdnd III baIten. G3
lit cine geipegling i'm @auge,
5rantreid bel Den sdE:hfcn in gli.
rifa SIT nnteritiiBen. 7as ipaniidc
9pIt aber nil bon Serartigen 9lben.
teiiern nihts miiien.
Die oiterrcifiidje ariegsanlcibe
bat Bis onto Die S66e bon $3.50.
100000 erreiGt.
Bon 3iirit, Sdueil, lit bier
bic Rahridt eingetroiien, oaB Die
fran5oiidje Sauimannspclt einc
3abIlmesittnoltng BON orei Mona-
ten OerIaugt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
eiebesiuerf Der SOiua-spnOOe.

SSn Der oeutIden eDangeliid, ,.lutbe.
ridden sSopa-Spno0e lit bis iesi
Die itottIide Gunune BON $177ts
fir Die oeuti1en Spfer oes groBen
eitropGiiden Rrieges geiunrneIt
porOen. 9os @elo lit bon oem &a.
itor S. 91fner BON 93uscntine, Sa.,
Dem Shasmeiiter Der Spnooe, Dem
oelttiten 8Gtidufter @rof Bern.
ltorff iiberIonot tpor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
2apoto bclebt O.erifu.

8aibington. 8. g., 26. gtob. -
@eitern 9lbenb riidten oie Sruppen
oes Generals 3npoto In oie Staot
Wlerifo ein lno erboIten iest Die
Orbnung bort aifredt. Ser ome-
rifoniide 4oniuI Sillimon beridtet,
bob Dem Gin5use Elm iborfes Sdor-
miisel NIT ben Hegierllngstruppett
nnter General 9Ionco Dor Der Stnot
ooronairs unO OoB Iettere fi1 au-
ritd5ogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
MQiirte erln0rtelt
eintrl &oritob!
Sas sdredgeipenf elmer benti6en
SnbafiOn beidaitigt Die Sc.
miitber In GnglanD!
|eltert 8tftigt admpIe in ben glrsoanen!

Uni Om mefn ariessfanplat dt btrbihifmGFg gn6e
Sonn ieoO6 II w seitern 81 hcfheen admpfn aefpmmrn
uHglhen geritn gemGh ehsH bic 1eudm 5nbrede gtdr.
tHhgn an fd cm grOhc NenseH @efdht Nan glau6t Oah
ne snen 0nrdbrndsurind Had Der adfe nnternmrn
usroa and idDebeH ie in 6nrdt baf bic Deuiden neH
eiHal in GHgnnb pann; bic ahc mirO gerbeoiaunas3n.
ano grett GuirH Der risfabrmben edn6er merbsn ist
riSsanlh Die GHaduOer rrleOen in rintm efedt am Sni
3aHol cine meere Sdappe bic ShrfeH teH Anitnlten ,n
3eritbrnna bes aanns Der trthe @erdt h6er bic grrn
Hns tneS Ssntdea nteriesbOotss crlugsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26

600 ii6er Oen lnter5eidneten 9e,
trng 81 berailsgaben. Gle elm.
9aIfte 6ieicr Summe ioa fir oil
ltnteritiibrng iolher 9erionen per.
iuenoet per6cn, bic ourd Den arieq
brett in III 9htIciOeniGoit qeioqer
peroen nGbreno Die anOere 8dlftc
@emeinOen uno ariegsuotbleioen0er
an iiberipeiien it,
Bon MaiInno bier einaetroffenC
gtahridten 6eiagctt oaB Die 8ritcn
am Slej aanal ourh Die Iiirfu
cine giieOerIage erlitten baben. Die
2ebteren iino nit idtperem @e.
idiib i'm 9ln3uge. I'M Die aanalbou.
ten 3n jeritoren unO bic IN oentieI.
ben befinoliden elpaliiden arieas-
ihiffe eiujltitopieIn.
SStodboIm, ii6er 2ou0on, %.
9lon. Gn 9eIegrnuun pom Scr,
lin 6cin0t, OaB bic Oeittihe Aegic.
rimg &ol3 olIer glrt ais ariegsfou.
terban0e erflnrt babe.
2on6on, 26. glop. = sSm Gar.
lament pur6s Der 8eihIlB gefaft,
Die Ser. 5taaten 3u eriudeu, ibren
ginflllB gelteHo 81 MAIDEN, uno Die
9epu6Iif Columbia 81 neranlaiien,
ben glnforoerlulgen Der 0eutraIitdt
mebr gu entipre6en. Sollte oaS
@eiith abgelcbnt lperoen Damn ie.
ben iif) Die qatirten ge5pungen
ietbit einpIgreifen umo lire 5nterei.
len 8u bei6iiten.
8alparaiio, Chile, 26. Rop. ~
Bier 6iIenii6e 9orpeooboot3eritorer
iino inter beriiegelten 2r6ers mad
ben eSuau 5crnanoe3 S5nieln abge.
oanlpft. IS beiBt 0aB 6elltihe
ariea8ifific Die gteutraIitat Gbiles
ii6ertreten 6dtten inoem iie Iih
mebrere 9age In ben @elp1iieru Der
sSuan 6eruanoe3 S5nieIn aufbieIten.
Die 9eboroeu Der Safenitaot Pinto.
fagoito baben Die SaupttbeiIe Der
0e8 oelti6cn 9ompfers
Der iib i'm Oortigen Sa-
fen befinoet, trpb Ser Broteite oes
oelttihen aouiuIs, entfernt. Zen
G6iIenen nuroe oos 8erlpreden ge-
geben, Dab Der 3anlpfer Den &ufeu
nidlt berlaiieu meroe.
2onoon, 26. g2op. gs ipiro
bier gemelOet, ooB al man6en.
oes peitIiben arieaSifait.
plaBes Die feinoIi6en SdiiBen9rd.
ben mn 40 Ynros bon einanoer|
antfernt iinb. Gie Gnoldnner itno
unterbaIten iid NIT elm
nnoer, itieBen gemeiniam nab Der
Shei6e lmO tolliden Gobaf aus.
(9os 1T ia na8 reinite sa50D[D ge-
raoe ipie 5itr 3eit oes amerifani-
ifen giirgcrfricges. a5n ben Sbii.
iino Die 2eute gegen ons
feinolide Sdrapnellfeuer geidilst.
Die fcinOIide grti1erie itelIt Oas
,Seier eitt Oa Iie 6efiirhtet ibre
,igenen Qelite 3u treffen. (5o et-
pos nogeu Die gngldnoer ben Sot.
er5dblen, uniereiits glnubt
.oIde Nidbr ilid,t)
2on0on 26. Sob. - Gin gerift
oes engIiIden 6nuptquurters &c.
o1t:.. syn unieren Centrum beoient
id Der 5eino @eidiiee peIde beim
llbfeuern teiu @erGiif pcrilriahen.
Oas @eidob OirdIdneioet bic 2uft
,bne OoS unbeboolihe Rfetfen unoI
5ouien bon iid, 3u geben. Grit nod,
,em 6oiielbc einifIdgt uno Die CT.
,loiion erfolgi. tueib man, ium mas
8 iid) bonoeIt Bis iest lit burf
,ieie nene Moffe nod fem ehossn
lngeriftet porocll. fgl6 neel)
asetrogrnO, 26. gtop. Gie rii. |
iid,e 3eituuo oslrineebote" meloet
Inter ben gputeitiiderL peIhe oie
Fuiien bel Gaetitohowo eroberteh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
N1nmitler.Gannnn.

Grou Soma Galpiber, bic @itttpe
bon aIbert &atpiser, Der ii9 Iebten
Son1mer in ieiner Sonlmertuobnung
am See gtofoma bergiftete, bat it6
beitte Rorgen nit Serrn S. Dtortin
Cannon eihent reiden SSarmer in
6Iorence, perbeiratbet. 9ie Srolt.
tng fano 6llr9 &eb. Suoge itntt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
Cmaba Wsniit.gcrein.

gLm Sonntae, Den 90. gtobentber,
b6It Der Omaha WluIit.8erein in
ienem SeinL Gde II. nnO goB
Strabe CUR Groffining 6es geeu.Q[n.
bnus cine 9(benbunterbaItrlng NIT
San3fr6n3hen ob. Der Ginfritts.
preis betrGgt SOC fir Serren uno
25c fir 9anen ipGbrenb DtitgIieocr
freien 8utritt baben. Gin pradt-
boIles grogramm lit aufgeitellt, TO-
Dab ie0em Gbeilnebmer genuBreihe
Stllloen in gLusiiAt iteben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
gsalO6rGnSe in gIrfanios.

2ittle @od, Qlrfonias, 26. g1ob. =
Nus alien &beiIen oes Stootes lou.
fen aablreide aIaeen iiber iid) aus.
breitenoe 8olobrdnoe elm. 8elpoI-
tige Gau6meneen poren beute bier
5u ieben uno al rieden. Die gIeide
aloge IGuft aud aus Dem iilo6it.
lihen 9flaboma ein po in einenl
@oIObraube BEL 81 gfeno nebrere
Herionen umgefon1nen ieiu iollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
SpIcumb ipieSer nOminirt.

2incoIn, gfebr.. 26. glob. = sc
beibt, bob @oilberneur Morebeao
S@tn SiIns u. Solconlb nieoer
gum RftgLieo Der Stadts.sFontrpa.
bebSr0e ernonnt babe. Die @rnen.
nling muf bonn Serat beitdtigt iuer.
ben. Sails oieies geidiebt, moran
mobl nidt au 8iueifeln 1T, Oonn
bleibt Serr Solcontb auf ipeitere
ieds Sabre i'm 2lnit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
Is rnTiide 9Reaimenter fiir eerben

Sofia, 26. g1ob. = 6iinf3ebn rui-
iiide Geginenter, ca. $4,000 Dlnnn.
uno II mitlfunitiou beIaoene 6Iod-
boote iinb in 9fooupebib an Der 90.
nau nuf Dem 8ege no6 Serbien
eingetroffen Inn Die Serben in ibrem
&anpf eegen Die 0eiterreiaer gu
unterltitben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26

oiiritcn iie uidjt an bgrihieoenen
SteIIen mlgreiieu, oenn iie ba6ejl
Iaelernt, oab elm iold,es Goraebcrl
iiir iie oer0erbIi6 1T. Is lit often.
bar ibre gtbiitt ibre gan3e Stdrfe
alf einen Elmtt 5u Dereiniaen pc
iir our6 ibre lleberIeaen6eit an
glannitaften 0urf3ubrehen Iufen
Ga aber Die prelIBiife @ar6e nidlt
imltanoe mar, Die 9leiben Der gll.
liirten 81 onrdbref,en, fiirdten 6tc
aaiirten aud bic glngrifie Ser lib.
rigen Truppen nidlt.
gci Berotm fam es aeitern 3ll
beftiaen aampien; Die Geltti6en I'M.
ternabmen mcbrere tuiitbci6e Nm.
grific, Der 4nerifi ipur0e je6od al.
geidlIagen. glae iiber SoaanO fom.
mcnOcn MleIouugen beiaaen, oaf
Die Celttihen 5ablreihe @erit6rfiin.
aen im0 0eidiibe aus 9ctidlano
berbciitnffen; NIT 10 groBrr seim.
lidteit tDir0 0ieies 6etrieben oaB
giicmalo mt5uge6en lpeiB. mas oie
gattldlen i'm Sdil0e fiibren Der
gorratb an Mollnid,often naa Cjc.
idiibcR ifeint Bel BEN Gelti6en
nneridopflid 3R iein. Gie g[Qiir.
ten bereiten iid allf Den gepIanten
anariff Der 6einoe Dor; mtdl Sie
gefeittguugsnrbeiten Der enaliifen
aiiite tuer6en init fie6er6dfter Gb1.
tiafeit betrieben. 3en man glaubt,
Dab, ioIIten Die Qeutfhen nidt nodl
Giinfirdlen imo Calais oltrd)breden,
0ieIe oeftnoh einen Streif3ua auf
Die engliihe aiiite unternebmen n6
berIufen lDeroen, Elm itarfes Gan.
olngsbeer mad gng(ono 8u nerien.
Sn ben glegieriingsfreiien ser
SaIfanlanoer berrid,t geaenu1rtid
cine emiige 9b1tigfeit, ltn6 man
fam iih auf pidtige Gntpidcllln,
gen geiaBt MAIDEN. W2an erpar.
tet bier ooB 5cr6ien, meIdes Sen
Gelterreihern fnum ldnger 8i6er.
itanO pI letiten bermng, oen Gor.
itclLuugen @nlgnriens @ebor idens
fen ltno 0ieiem eincn 3beil Nlace.
0oniens abtretcn miro. 9lls Gntae[t
Oeripri6t 9ldgarien ieine llnter.
itiibung gegen Seiterreid -llnaarn
and 3ipiiden 9lunGnien lm0 gul.
aarien ioll e8 81 eiHem 9erItGn0.
nib gefommen iein oabin ge6cro.
0nB bie orei 8a[fonItaaten einen
9imo i6IieBen unO iib ouf Soften
Der gllliirten ihIagen iperoen. (Ins
traltnnen Die niaoertrGhtigen Gna.
ldnoer bios.
Ger gtustauT6 oon GibiIiiten I'LL.
fer ODER ii6er Dem militdrpilifti.
aen 9lIter, iDelde bisber in friea.
fiibrenOen SduOern intcrnirt ma.
rem, bat begonnen. gQdbreno Scr
lebten paar 9age iinO 5000 ioIder
eerIonen burd Die Sd)peis bei6r.
bert moroen. 9ariulter befanoeu
iid 700 SSror3oien 1000 Geitcr.
reider ino $500 Geutihe. GO miro
aeioat, ooB iih nod INNER 10000
1eutidle in 6ranfreifJ uno Oeut.
idcn 3eitltnaen aufolge sipiIden
10000 itno 10000 in 9lublouo
1efin0eu. Weebrere tauIeno M1n-
ner. Braitetl ilnO Gin6er ioIlen, mic
Oeitidle 3eitIlngen bebaubten, in ii.
rer Sonmerflei0un9 nod ben I'M.
@efiloen Sibiriens ae.
Idift por6en fein. Gas lit Scnl
Ruiien tpobI 8l5litrouen.) geren
5didinl lit beflngensipertb, aber
nan bat bisber nod feinen glusnea
lefllnoen, oteie llnsliidlid'en ousgu.
uehieln.
Stleine arieesnnd)ridlten.
Berlin, ii6er Saog uno 9onoon,
20. geop. Gem 9teihstoa i'll oie
8orlaee Der 5tpeiten sarieQsanlei6e |
ii Der Sobe bon $i,250,O00, 900
Ilr 8eiprcdjtrrg rpip. annohmc i'm.
ierbreitet iporOcn. And1 ioa Der
,fansler bcredtidt iein. Ed,nho,ufs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26

befnu0 ii6 oud cine ssutid,e 6es -
Oelltihen aaiiers, tpeI6e einen lie.
ber8ieber oelielbcn entbieIt. (g8ie
fam Der oelitfhe aaiier aud bios
70 Hnporiidtig icin uuO bel Ser
adltc. Die gegenludrtig in 9iitiiiif.
golen berriht, ieinen lleber5ieber
i'm Stid laiien; er iDirO iib idon
erf1lten. Zen 9iliIien aber aeben
mir Den &atb. ben lleber3ieher aus.
iufno6cln, Bonn elmer fam i'm
ood MIR trogci1.
SonOot 26. geob. = es beibt,
oaB in auttperpeu Die Cholera aus.
aebrofen iei. Gs iDeroen Die Itreng.
item RaBnnbnicn aetrofien. Elm lin.
iidarcifen Der Senhe 5u nerbin.
bern. ga Die Nntritt bon Con.
Don fomfnt, lit iie notiirIi9 erIo-
gen.
aein sIiiflider aGnf.
Montreal, 26. gtob. = Inter Den
bon agenten Der fran5oiii6et Regie-
ritng angefouften 742 gferoen, Die
fiir leihte &abnIlerie beitimntt IinO.
lit 2tmgenent5iinoung aufgetreten,
Die bisber ben Zoo BON so 3bieren
beruriodte. Utan befiir6tet, ooB
nod cine ipeitere gleid sroBe 3abL
Der aranfbeit erIiegen miro. 8ie
8fer0e famen bon 5eros lno fin6
iest mif einen Sdiffspier in Dlon.
treal in elmer SaIle untergebraht.
Stein beatides ltnterisebOut seinnten.
Berlin, ora6tlo8 iiber SubbiIle,
26. gloo. 49, 8os omtlide 9rebbiiro
beitreitet Die am Routog bon Der
britiiden 2lonliralitGt ausgegebene
onB elm oeutideS llnteriee.
boot an Der idottiiden StiiIte bon Ell.
nem britiiden 8otroltiaenboot Der.
ienft ipor0en iei. IS miro portli1
ntitgetbeilt: ogritiide 8erid)te iiber
Die 3eritoritng Oettider ltnteriees
boote lin0 ltnbegriinOet. @s feblen
feline llnterieeboote.
Sample bel ct. @i6iel.
Garis, 26. 9tob. - Sran3oliihc
9lrtillerie bot oilf oie StoOt g(rna.
bile Elm Reinforcement eroffnet. |
llnpeit ct OaibieI lit es pie6er 8u
cincm bnrttGfigen aantpf gefonn.
men; Die 6ron5oien moren nidt
imitanoe, be 9elttiden aus ibren
ShiibengrGben 8lt bertreiben.
Ger ouf Der Seite Der Eriples@n.
teitte iteben6e 0Meiia9ero" in 8om
berihtet, Dab bic in Sranfretf, rno
geI9ien 6erridenoe itrenge g8in.
terfolte Ole fron3oiii1en SoI6aten
gu aaulenoen fan1pfunfdbig nod)t. !
gs ereianen iid 3auienoe bon Gr.
frunfungcn itnter Den Gruppen. 9lm
leioen Die ofrifaniifjen
Sol6oten uno Die SSnoier i'm eng.
lId,en Seere.
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UnterIeR6OOt 5erI1ijrl
6riti(C6en Tampfer!

6aUre, 26. glOb. = Ger britiidls
9ampfer NelafJtc, uDn 2iuerpOOl
nadl Sabre nit SriegsuUrratben be-
itimmt, lunr6e Ourd Gin oeutid)es
llnteriee6uut sum Siufen eebradDt.
(9as flin9t 6OffHuHgspOll.
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gnfts Gdlmefter tpSt.

Buffalo, q. 81, 26. geob. @e.
tern Derltorb plosIid an cinent Serd.
itloge 6rau sSennie 9. @abel i'm
glitter bon AZ Sobren, Gie S6DeIter
BON Sern GborIes Bud bon Sntabo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
GhnIbia befnnbeu.

gei Ser @roffnung oes SSitrp.8er-
6iftS in Der 8oitronb. .ltnteriudltng
gegen Commons Iteute ii6 berous,
Oab oos llrtbeil duf uSduIoig" Iolt.
tete.
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Gdrenmah[ fir @eihnadltsidliff.

Blnmoiifb, iiber 2onOon, 26. 9eob.
Der eugIiihe sIrbeitsmiriiter Carl
bon 8eoiihannp, COB geitern 9lbeno
ben Gffi3ieren oes Beibnodtsidif.
fes, 8unOcsirontidiff Salon, ali
Gbren I'M bieiigen 9iopoI.SoteI ein
fSeitnobl, al Oen so sserionen tbeiI-
1nbrten.
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26
SULLY.

DR.. Gray of Oskaloosa and DR..
Frank Quire of Lynnville operated on
Miss Gertrude Wander Wall for APP
pendicitis Thursday morning. The
operation was successful and Cert
rude Is getting along fine. We hope
she may soon be well and strong
again.
One of the large windows at the
meat market was broken some time
Saturday night either by accident or
by malicious intent Nothing was
stolen so far as is known.
Mrs. II. Yersteeg of New Sharon
visited his brother-in.law, Ira Elscott
and family Friday, Grandma Boyer
accompanied him home, ..'.
Frank Sherman's loaded their house
hold goods this week and shipped
them to Boone where they expect TO
live:
Mr.. GeeHen is installing new eoy-
en- and will soon be ready to open his
new bakery at the old Burnham ho-
tel. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eidredge are the
proud parents of baby girl which ar
rived Sunday. November Sth.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26
U. S. BARS laps FLIGHT
Aviator Refused Permission for Elk
hibi1Sn over Honolulu-Editor
Comments on Order.

r Honolulu, T. H., Nov. 2S.-For the
second time a proposed fight by a
Japanese aviator over Honolulu has
been Cancelled on orders from the Uni
ted States. The aviator was prepar'
ing to make his fight, as permission
for him to do so had been cabled from
Washington. but Governor Pinkham in
terjected an executive ban, intimating
that he did so on orders from Wash
ington. 8. Sheba, editor Of the Hawaii
Shinpo, published an editorial In his
newspaper denouncing what he said
was the implication of the refusal
| namely. that the Japanese were sus
pected OF espionage and that theil
friendship was not wanted in Hawaii
The episode, he said, marked the be
ginning Of a period of strained rela
tons
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26
oLlNEr.

Olivet, Nov: 21--Mrs. ]. AndeweG
Iof Oskaloosa visited over Sunday at
the Vansinis home north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Bringham OF
Knoxville spent Sunday at the Lloyd
Greenland home. We are pleased to
see Ross. When he was boy, his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Bring
man, we're our nearest neighbors at
Evans. "@ ,&. .-
The Herald correspondent is all
stuck up this week, for his eorrespon-
dence from leading men over the
state says all kinds of good things
about him. One letter from an unsign
ed friend who calls himself an "Old
resident" says this was the first time
Scott township elected a republican
ticket for 81 years to his knowledge.
We regret our correspondent omitted
his name. 49,
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Mosher of Of
tumwa visited last week at the Gilbert
Johnson home east of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenland spent
Sunday in Des Motnes attending the
VIM. A. Sunday meeting.
j. h. Perly or Boone was IN town
| on business Tuesday.
Fuel for the winter seems to be the
| principal thing in demand in OliVet
this week, a...
A. Hardy of BRAZIL was a caller at
| the station Tuesday.
A. Jelderbloom and Mrs. George
MCCOmbs spent Wednesday in Oska-
lOOsa shopping.
School commenced this week after
two weeks vacation with an in
creased enrolment
James Dulin OF Oskaloosa was in
town on Thursday making some i'm.
proyements at the Rock Island sta
! ton
| P II. Preston of Des Moines was in
town on business Thursday.
The mercury fell to zero in Olivet
on Thursday night, Nov 10.
| In letter from our oldest daughter
Mrs. A. Long, she informs us both Of
our grandsons, John and Francis
F'redrickson, aged ~ and s won first
prizes at the Yeoman's speaking con-
test for children held. in. Ottumwa, last
week This is the second gold medal
won by the youngest one, Francis, in
two years. '.
Mrs. j. l.. Billings returned home
Thursday from an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Derus at Pei
la.
Farmers in this locality are through
husking corn for the season and re-
port great big crop. ..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26
TRY TO DESTROY zEPPELINs
Allies Aeroplanes Fooled In an At.
tempt on Big Airship Works
at FFiedrichshafen.

Copenhagen, Nov. 24.-That the al,
lies aViators are attempting to destroy
the Zeppelin plant at Friedrichshafen
and thus foil the German plan for the
aerial invasion of England is indicated
by dispatches received here today. A
message from Cologne says:
"Aeroplanes were sighted Saturday
making toward the Zeppelin works on
Lake Constance. but they turned back
before reaching Friedrichshafen! 1t is
evident number of hostile aeroplanes
have been assembled with the deter
mination to make every effort to de
stroy the Zeppelin works. The Ger
mans are taking all possible precau
| tons"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26
58 PERILED ON SHIP
VESSEL is GOING TO PIECES ON
R REEF AT GOLDEN GATE.
Life Savers Work In Vain Attempt to
Aid-Many on shore Watch
Persons Facing Death.

San Francisco, Nov. 24.-Fifty- eight
souls are clinging for their lives to
the rigging OF the steam schooner
Hanalei. bound from Eureka to San
Francisco, while the vessel is being
pounded rapidly to pieces on Duxbury
Reef, ten miles north OF the Golden
Gate and off BolInas.
From the shore, 500 yards away 500
people, helpless but anxious for the
safety of the wrecked mariners, are
cheering them to keep up their cour-
age. A life-saVing crew has been
sent from San Francisco, but indi-
cations are they will be unable to take
any one from the wreck.
The Hanalei went on the reef short
ly before one o'clock in the afternoon
in dense fogA The tug Hercules
was Immediately rushed to the scene,
also crew of life savers, but owing
to the heavy seas the lifeboats could
not get near enough TO the Hanalei
to shoot lines to her, Efforts TO shoot
lines from the shore also failed, and
late last evening there seemed little
hope that the Is passengers and 80
members of the crew could be taken
off the wrecked steamer before morn
ing.
The ship is within 500 yards of the
shore, but is In very dangerous wa
ter, and it is feared she may be
pounded to pieces on the rocks before
the work of rescuing those aboard
can be accomplished
The Hanalei is a lumber schooner
which plies between Eureka and San
Francisco. She is owned by the In
dependent Steamship company of San
Francisco and has a gross register of
$50 tons. Besides the people aboard
she carries large cargo o" lumber.