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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

Die ouf Dem 8orniarib begriT.
ienen 5rort5oien bieIten es nad Der
gtieOerlage Der bereinigten 9eIeier
mo 6ran3oien fir geratben, iid
oui ibren iriiberen Stanoort 5uriid.
jujieben. ,Sait ideiut es. oaB Die
6rail3oien uno GngIGnOer ni9t I'M.
itanoe iein meroen, Dem 9ormarId
Der Gelttihen peientli6en ggtoer.
itono Gntgeaen5uiebcn. Die Ser.
biinoeten Iaiien iebt @eiabr, BON
oen Geitiden, bic in 9abeliormiger
formation porOringen, um3ingelt
imo eingeifLoiicn gu peroen, ouber
iie iebeu Oos gliBItde ibrer Gage
Elm un0 forBentrirten iifJ in liioli.
der Ri6tilng riidtudrts nad) ;Sranf.
reid bineiu. Gieie glitd5ugsbripr.
anng aber mug ouf ole Truppcn
oeprimireno mirfen. Ibun iie e3
uift oann lit ibr Sdidial beiie.
1elt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
9rei Stinbtr berbraHHt.
SiHs idlrsdlidJe SrasOSie bat iidj
anf elmer 5nrm bel SOOf,
glebry nbgeipislt.

NlcGoof, geebr., %. 9lug.-Bd6.
ren6 6rou Sermon Gbole ouf einem,
Dem 8obubauie benadbarten SeIOe
drbeitete, fam i'm SaliIe Elm 6euer
sum glusbruf, bem orei 9inoer gum
0pfer fielen. 3aS gleIteite mar 4
Sabre aft, udbreno 6as sSilugite
bios 6 Wlonate 51blte. Serr Ser.
man G6ole befano iif seraoe auf
Dem Seinuue9e bon Der Staot, ais
bas ibredlide llupIiid paiiirte.
Srmi 3bole tpuroe bon Der iiir6t.
barren 3rngooie 10 iebr mitgenom.
men onB man iie iofort ms Soipi.
tai briugen nuBte, mo man fiirh.
tet, Oob iie in Sriibiinn faaen Oiirfte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

iirlng ein5uDilliaen Sur Der Nli.
hitter fir olsiudrtige glngeIegen6ei.
ten ltono auf 5eiten oes a0nigs.
Sdlrcien 3eter nnS NorbiO.
SonOon, -. gluguItIt.- -glIe Die.
iigen Yiorgenbl1tter iino I'M bod.
item 8raoe entriiitet iiber ole boben
Sriegsfoutributionen nel6e Oerl
9elgiern pou 0en 0eutifen ouier.
Iegt noroen iino les fonlmt nod,
beiier) griliiel nQein muB $40,-
100000 bejablen, ionit elttfalen
$50 out ie6en Giniuobuer. Gie
gIatter bebaupten, ouB cine 6ernr.
tige Griegsfontribution geaen ale
aSoeen elmer noberneu arieatiibs
rltng iiE6 uuO iidJ ben Grpreiiun-
gert Der ginibritter i'm NtitteIolter
lDiIr6ig nnidlieBt. W1dn gIdubt,
aab bic boroermgen crit Oann be.
minfat tuhroen, nodoem oen @aai-
itrat georo5t iultr0e, Ole StaOt in
8rlino uno 9ooen 5u ibieBen.
neber bic Ginnubme griiiIcl's
ourd sic 0euti6en babcn CONDO,
ner 8Idtter nod 6oIgenoeS 3l mel.
Den. o8iirgermeiiter Wiar, lmge.
ben Don NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EN-.
ping Die in einem Pluto 6erdn.
uabenoen Oeutid1en 0ffi3iere Dor Den
8boren Der lStaot. Der giiraer.
meiiter beriuGtc, 9eoingungen 3u
itellen. Ser oeutibe Sffi5ier, on
ZEN er iih geuanOt bate, aber IN.
terbrad i'm bdrid) uno beitauo
oorauf OaB er Oorldufig Die SnIig.
nen iciuer 9lmtsgetpalt ablege. Gs
nuroe Dem 9iiraermeiiter aber Die
&erii6erllng gegeben, oaB Die Staot
nidt 0ouernO beiest iperoen tpiiroe.
@rOfe SflladDt i'm 8ange?
2onoon %. glugrtit.-9er Mili-
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 2onoon 3tmes
fagt: Ser 8ormarid) Der 9eut.
ihen gebt ieBt iebr idlnea llno tbnt.
traftig Dor iit. 9ie oeutiden Grup.
pen Die bel 8riiiiel eintrofen, iiub
friid uno fampie9miltbig uno iino
Fcaieriq, an 6en 2Seino berar5lt.
fommen. Sie biloen einen 86eil
ieneS unbeidrei6lih groBeu Seer.
Entliens, Ser nun Idon ieit Sagen
gelgien ourh3ieht ltno befen 3abl
oiird geibidte Wnnooer ben Ser.
6iinoeten perborgen ge6lieben lit.
8ieie qfrlnee miro lih nuf 6ronf.
reid itiir3en. 9laer 8ioeritano Der
9elaicr lit gebroden (t5ran5oien
maren oud oabei oesg(ciden Gng-
linOer). 0bne 3tueife[ lit geoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
DrntI9fr Sirg
in bfn Dogt(tu!
Die 5runjuien iiHO i'm Glinh NIT
riefseu gerlHiten snridss.
trieben uDr0en.

8ai6ington, %. gIug g-@ine foe.
ben einaelroiiene 8epeitc an bic
OeItide 9othait meloet einen ii6er.
iu1ltiacnoen Sieg Der 9eutjden Srui.
iaen 9leB tmo ben gogeien, in
meIder @eaeno befamltIid bic 6rm.
d. ien eiuge0ruHHen uureu. ein5eI.
beiten OeS Samples iueroen nitt
angeaeben.
pile britiiden 9ieieroiiten in ben
Der. Stnnten fiio beute einberufen
noroen.
0etiflnnS nuo Seiterrei6 ia.
ben nad ioeben einsetrofieuen Ge.
peiden i6ren 2nnoiturub olio ibre
leeten aeieroiiten gu ben 8affen
aerufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
lt(timatltm BON 9[rbritrrn.

8looersoiGe, 81. 9(ug. - lteber
600 Sanoidubnta6er bnbier foroer.
ten bo1eren 2obn lm6 gaben in ei.
nem llltimatltnt Den glrbeitgebern
AS Stuuoen 3eit anr antiport, Gas
nleilte qeOer, ipeIdes 3llr 2lnferti.
aung feiner San0idube beriDefI6d
perOe, fonmt aus 9eutidIanO; lino
Ger Gorratb in inieren 2orioe io1
MIR nod tuenige glonote reifJert.
gtuh aus an0eren ausipdrtigen 21n.
bern lit pe9en 0es &rieges fem
iol6e$ 2eoer 8u befomnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
gLndl Qrien IN glfrifn.

gtairobi, 9rttiid] Sitafrifa, %.
gluguit. (lleber 2onoon).-@ine nei.
ne gl6tbeillmg Deuti9er iiberifyritt
6ellte Die @ren5e. orang in britt.
ihes @e6iet Elm im0 fii6rte oas
gie6 Der Gingeborenen fort. (Dos
britiife oitafrtfanilde groteftorot
critredt iih iiber Elm gebiet bon
250,000 GuaoratineiIen lmO tuir0
pon "a lueiBen Sffi5ieren imo t150
ofrifaniifen Shiibeu bertbei0igt,
oenen Oie aus Gingeborenen bette.
beroe goliset 1875 glann inter
3S englii1en Sffi3ieren 3ur Seite
Iteben. 9eutifsSitnfrifa 1T nod
qroBer, 0u es 384000 Guoorat.
nciIcn umfnBt. Seine uilitGriIde
StGrtq, einiflieBIih 8olijei, betrdgt
26t Goutite uuo 2472 eingeborene
Solooten, bod itehen auBerOent nod
1000 oeutide 9fniieoIer 8ur gerfii.
gung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
Nrntidles !Snns.

Seute 9(6eno baIten Die Got.
GIerfs i'm 0euti6cn SauS einen
atoBen Ban ab Inn ettpoS @elS
5u erIongen fin bie beborItebenoe
aonoention Der Goit-gIerfS. 8ie
6eitlidfeit ioIlte itarf beiudt tper.
Sen. Cine aupelIe BON 60 Wtartn
liefcrt bic 9fltiif m0 Elm auor.
tett miro Die @eiangsbortr1ge lie.
fern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
gtahnt 9arbuIIGnre.

Ser % Sabre aIte sobn 9ineen,
iii Gacific StraBe ipobnboft,
nabm, ouf einem Spa5iergaitge init
5rau @iabel t6ort begriffen @ift
unb itar6 troB i6neler dr3tIi9er
Silie. Ger itnge Mann beging
6ie S6at il, einent glnfdn BON
8abnIinn. Gr ipar Elm gteffe oes
Gieiigen @iilfsbrort6meiitets Mnrtin
9ineen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
glaiienperiammlnna in 9Iattsmontl.

Die 8eiitIfeu BON Blnttsnlolltb
unO umgegenb iperoen on Sonn-
tag oen %. 9(aauit i'm 8eiiti6en
Suus in gl1ttsmnhb cine Muiien-
oerlomnlnng nbbnlteit nm Dsittel
uno @eee 3u fitt0ert, ben 0ertpan.
oetrn 9riioern I'M dlten g}oter-
lnftoe SiIfe 3u leiften. Serr Otto
ainoer, &e0afteur Der Omaha 3ri.
biine miro an Die geriammlltng cine
glniprad)e rihten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
S6ihlal Der l)trbinbettn bdngt
pom AnsTall Der btntigtu S9la6t ab!
Die Gng(dnOer ge6en jebt 5I. Oab Der Dor
m1r[6 Der Oeut(6en I6neG unO
WirRungSOOG 1T.
c Ssrie9s .Sontribntion bon beleii6en gtaoten.

sOnbOnr 3nsen irn 6er bic Gnc6nns Der aricssfonbn
un 3eer nnO MOrOiO- NtGriadberiGnSige in unganO be-
scdnen bic cage as tiIh Der anfmnrid Der 9entIden
urS non llnpGriiden ais srOfars bnsetel-SDnn5g rn
he armrceDrps nm 6uina in 9reuhsn berst aber Snng
MAIDEN gilt bel ben CfpreufsE ndt6ransOim nhdnOsu Ta
ueau br &hdudrsn5cntrirn aHfrutbalt Der
caHlOtbringden @renBe mare linen unfng uunht
jrt se6fs nnd 6rantred binein
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
gerIeiht @elnnbheit nnb arnft.

81 Den heiItr6fttglten 8o0erit
Der StaOt gebort Der Omaha Bath
GoIace, 17t7 9eopenportb Strobe.
GerIonen, Die an GbeumatisnluS lei.
oen Die nit G5idt gc5enlo, Diogen.
ooer 0tereuleiOeu beboftet iino, ioG-
ten icne 91her nebmen, uno lie
merOen iiber Die SciIfroft oerieI.
ben iiberrnIdlt icin. Wtebrerc bic.
iiae 8eutide, nelfe iid1 oieie Sd.
Der Jl glilba eelnatt babeu, iino
hOaIiait allfrieOsn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
Ter !SalfsfOnS iuadlit.

\ Die folgenoen geitrGge Iino beute
in ser 8ribiine fir ben Siilfsiono
Der 9riegsnotbleioenoen etngegan.
gent:
Sdmarie Sat 6actorp =. $500
5rou Bertha @ebidmanr pom
0amen Siilfs ausiduB, bat iei
Sbrem lesten 8eridt fol9enbe 8ei.
tr4ge erbolten:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
gari6alSis glcaiment.

2onoon, %. glug. Soupt.
mann Giciotti @ortbaIoi trof Wfitt-
mod in Garis Elm. Gr mo fem
griiOer, General @iilicppe @ariboI.
oi, iuoIlen Der fran3Oiiiden 8egie.
rung elm .gdn5es itdlieniides srei-
Acknowledgment dnbieten.
Stalien maGDt 1ae Srnppen mubiI.
garis, %. gtuguit. pier eiitoe-
troifenen 8epeiden BON Nom 5n.
fclge bat Die italicuiife 9ie1ierung
beihIoiien ieine iamntIid)ct 1rup.
pen 5it niobiliiircn. aonig girtor
emanuel 1T BON ieinen @1iuiitern
geSiulingen iporOen, III Die @ahi1..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
8eic Sen gciicaten.

2onoon %. Mug. Ser 9iir.
gernieiiter bon 9iittidl Bat Die gepoI.
ferung Der grooin3 Siittif in
9euntniB aeiebt Oab Der 0euti6e
0lilitdr.@ .@oltberneur Oen genob.
nerH cine ariegsfontributiou BON
$10,000.000 apierIegt babe. Diele
SuHrue lit bon ben GibiIbcborben
ntber5iigIidb su erbeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
Bulletin.

eOnOOn, %. gIngnit.- -@rnernl Sc.
man, Der brlgiidlc gsrtbcisiacr Der
5ortififatiOnen bel Giittidl, lit ae.
fnHseu unO 6efiuOet iidl nnf Ocm
&ege nadI dOln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

ipGrtig cine groBe SfLn9t mn
@uuge Geoenfo1s / lit ielbige i6on
geidlogen mo bic @erbiinOcten be.
fiitOen iid oiIF Orrn Aiid5use. gLnm.
b. Reo) SoIften Die @eiitiden ee.
tpinnen, 6om miiiIen Die gerbiin.
oeten anf Die 5neite 8ertbeiOigungs-
Iinie 5uriidfaaen. Die Situotton
lit icbr fritiid, un0 ons gublifinl
oorf nidt gu bieG oerlangen. (gla,
enolid bod einnal ein @eftGn6niB,
baB iie Sie6c befommen. 9lnm. 3,
&eo.)
9Onscb einseaidert.
9fotteroam %. gllguIt. - Die
Stoot 2ongep tpuroe bon 9eutihen
eingeai6Grt, neil @inlpobner ouf
Oeutide l1lanen gefeuert battcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
Bulletin.

9saris, 22. ananit. 3ngcitGnb.
niiie oes frnn36iiiden aricgsamts
iiber ben 5eloiug in GliGf.eutbrin.
gen maiden es rriidItli6 baf bic
0entiden bercits eiHeu Sell 3miifcu
Der frunSOiiidIen glrmer, mrldJe an
Der 6elaiidJcn tSrsn5e upcrirt uno
ben SruppeH Oes redltcn irnnS0iiidlen
6liisels, ueldJer i'm GliaR Operirt,
eingetrieben bnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
Bulletin

Berlin, %. glugnit.- (llr6er So.
penhasen). Die brittle Gmtlidlc Cite
eentidler gerlaitc iuirO iuc6en ber0f.
fcntIidIt. Sic nmfaft etua 1000
tSrfallene OOer gerlunnOete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
Der 9lnfmaridJ Der 9entid,en.

Roter6oiu, %. glug. Simmer
mebr tritt 3u Gage, 0oB Der oeut.
ide 9lnimarid 3piiden Der if)ipet3er
ltno boaGnoiiben @ren3e iiber cine
Strede BON $50 Meileh geraoe3u
grobartia lit lleberaG meroen oie
8egner 3uriidgetrieben. Die Dtaas.
armee lmo 0ie @rite WtoIelurmee
rilfen imoltfbaltian i'll gelgien Dor
ilnO freiicn Die 8erbiinoeten nAta
cin Die 5neitc UioieIarmee mlo
Die aGeinarmee limo III 6rdnfreih
eingeorungeu, un0 am Gber@lIaB
bef1tnpft Die Sii6armec, bon Dem
a. oIterreihiiden glrmeeforps I'm.
terihibt, NIT Grfol9 0en Ginfaa Der
5ran3oien. Die neueiten gtahrihten
bon Den 0erihieoenen Striegsidnu.
pldten lauten 10 giirlitig, bag eir
boloiger Sieg Der 6etfifen Buffen
8u erlporten Itebt. Die fran5oiiithen
0tegierltng iungt beute ibon niht
mebr, oas 8olf NIT erIegenen Git.
gesnadridten a63uipeiien uno oa8
lit Oas bette 3eiden Odfiir, CAB es
i9le9t Inn Die Sade Der 8erbiin.
beten itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22
nn Nanben ben 9tntidlen.

2onoon %. 9lug. Der Often.
oe Storreiponoent Der 3ailu 01ail
telegrapbii.e geItern Inn llbr
gLbenos: Gas gan3e noroIihe Bel.
glen befinoet iith IN Dem 9eiis Der
Deiltid]en nu6 befiuoen iia in lin.
ifiittelb1ret gt1be non 0itenoe
6iinfBietduieno 0eltide nlarifirten
oitrf 9riiiicl lno befin0en lid
TEST III @beut
asoris, %. 2lug 5n elmer ge.
tern slben0 ueroifentli6en offi5iel-
len gefanntnodlna beiBt es:
a9tanuir iit t1eiltpeiie beldgert. Die
1eutiden boben aus idJtperen 9ela-
geralnasgeihilten eiu m0r0eriiheS
5aIer nuf Naulur eroffnet. Die
Deutihen baben i6reu &ormorih
nah Dem BeIten aui beioen Seiten
Der Mt1as fortgeiest obne init Der
Beiageriugsdrmee bor gfnuur in
Beriibrimg 81 fonlmen GineSriegs.
Contribution ron $4O,000,000 lit Der
CStnbt griiiIeI bon oem oeutI6en
General nlferlegt ipor0en. Die Bel.
gir ieben ibreu Jtiid3ug obne me.
ie1ttIihe 3piideufdae GOD fort.
9pei oeltihe Irmeeforps mahteu
geitern einen beitigen angriff auf
fronsoiiide Sruppen in 9otbringeu.
Gds @efedt tpnr iebr beftig mo
cuf beioen Seiten CAB e8 nieIe
Ioote uno 8eripllnoete Die 0elit.
ihcn nber tporeu III Der 0lcbr3obl
uno rniere Gruppen muBten, bon
lrhst1giaem a1nlpien erniioet i4nb
obaeipanltt, tpeideu. llnier ierneres
9eriDeilen III 2othrin9en ipiiroe fir
uns 5pedlos utb unflllg gctpeien
iein."
Ger gprmnridl ber 9entidlen
Sonoon, %. Wig. Die beilti.
qen 9tadridlten bon gelgien ih(ie.
Bet 5ipei bemertensnertbe 3batid.
den ein: gritens, oab Die Oeuti6e
a1pnlerie bis nad glu0elaor0e, 1S
M}eilen nor0lih bon Der irdnB0li.
jdeu @ren3e, borgeorlmgen lit, ino
3ueitens, baB Die Deutihen Die bon
SSran5oien beieBte pihtige sSeltling
geonlur eingeitloiien baben. Gen
ppn 9elgien bier eingetroffenen
gead)ri6ten aentdB batten ii6 ole
oeuti1en 8ortruppen altf ibrem Dor
ntorid gabeIforntig geipalten Der
noroIide 9beil nlahte einen gepalti.
aen BorItoB oitf 0ieIt rno 2ouooin
ul6 rieb Die gelgier oif, ip1breno
Der iii6lide S1eiI 81 beioen ltfern
Der Mnos nod gtdntur oororntg
uno Die 5ron3oien ltttO 9riten in
Die sSeihng mari. 9inter 9eamlr
io1 iif) cine grobe fron5oiiife glr.
NEE 5nidnmenge3osen baben, ipelde
ben beOrdngten 5rau8oien bel g}o-
MUIR 5lir Siilfe ellen tpoltc ober
hift ihiteu eerilg eitariff. Die
berei1tigtert SSr1n5nien unO Gnglans
Der eriportet Die Deutidet min in
befeItigtrn 2aeern. (2nnge Deroer
lie tDObl irift su fpartet haben. lint
notf allen RegeIn oertffer Spriess.
funft nod, ssrnnfreiH bineillseingt
Sii iuer0en.l
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Gum @rniefn.

2on6on, %. Mug. - Der Nom
Gorrciponoent Der Central yleus
iugt in einer offi3ielIen ct. geters.
burger 9epeihp miro ongefimoigt,
oaB cine rltiiiide glrmee aus 3man.
sig gtrmeecorps in greuBen einfaI.
len miro, uno 3tpar unter Dem Som.
manoo oes 8ru0erS oes 3aren. (sya
ober oos lit ia ihredlidD
Berlin, %. g(ug. - Ole SItiee
lit bon ieinbIiden S6iffen oeidu.
bert. Die IeBten ReierDen iin6 iebt
rlobiIiiirt tpor0en.
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Gc6irsSartillerie am gl6ein.

9tottpr6an iiber QonootL 90.
9lug. = @roBe @ontingente oiterrei.
diider 1ruppen einidlieBliA Ge.
birg5drti1erie, cine 8affe, ole i'm
oeuti6en Seer nidt oorban6en 1T,
riift entlang be5 glbeins ndd Der
6ront Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-22

iirimg ein3upilliaen. g2ur Der gli.
hitter fir auSmdrtige glngelegen6ei.
ten itdnb auf Seiten bes aonigs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01
KILLS WOMAN AND HIMSELF.
spanish War veteran Maddened b,
Wife's Divorce Suit.

tSIoN CITY. Pa. Jan. 3i.--Harry Goss
spanish American war veteran and
widely known as a musician, shot and
killed Mrs. Fred Fields at her home here
this afternoon, wounded his wife and
committed suicide. Mrs Goss had applied
for divorce and Mrs Fields. a nets hbor.
gave testimony favorable to the woman.
Goss went 10 his wifes home this after.
noos and they quarrell.d. Mrs Goss ran
10 the Field home for protection. Gos'
grasped a revolver and followed. He was
met at the door by Mrs. Fields. who pro-
tested agains; his entrance Goss placed
the weapon to the woman's head and fired.
She fell dead across the threshold. Her
three small children screamed over the
body. Mrs. Gcss ran 10 another house.
Goss followed and fired four shots. one OF
which struck her in the thigh Goss then
went to his home and harricaded himself
The authorities clamorsd for his surren-
der and threats Of lynch!ng We're made.
Charles Co.'s. a brother. gained admit
lance and told Goss Mrs. Fields was dead.
Goss refused Ia surrender. A. his
brother left shot was heard. Police
dashed in and the murderer was found
dead.
Mrs. Fields was the wife Of the foreman
OF a lumber mill in Union City. Goss was
42 years old.
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DIVORCE DEGREES IN 1918.
Defenda nts In 600 suits Here Fail
to Fight Cases,

report made public yesterday by
James B. +. Smith. clerk of the Special
Term of the Supreme Court In which
all the undefenled matrimonial cases and
all other cases tried by Judge without
jury are heard. shows that during the
year 1913 twenty three Judges signed de-
crces In LOSE matrimonial actions of all
kinds. or these cases $50 were unde-
Tended divorces. in which +36 women
and 20S men plaintiffs got DEGREES. In
three cases brought by husbands and
three by wives the plaintiffs abandoned
the eases and DEGREES were entered for
the defendants.
The Judges granted DEGREES In lOI de-
Tended divorce cases, Thirty-eght men
and tifty-three women plaintiffs won de-
crces, Three judgments were granted to
male defendants and seven to women de-
PENDANTS. In ZIG separation cases,
seventy-nine DEGREES were granted to
women plaintiffs and Ave TO male plain
tiffs, while seven male defendants and
eight women defendants got judgment.
DEGREES were granted In forty-nine de-
Tended and ninety-four undefended an
nulment cases
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OF

Andrew Carnegie posed for the movies
on Friday morning in from; of his home
at Fifth avenue and Ninety first street de-
spite the fact that he had postponed his
European trip because he was H. He
might have postponed his posing too per-
haps for the same reason, but Miss Norma
Phillips of the film company. who had
made the appointment to dispsl any pos
sble embarrassment by facing the camera
beside him. pouted that she had got out
OF bed to he there when she should have
been home nursing some bruises. Thu.
settled II.
"ln that case" said Mr.. Carnegie cheer
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LEDERER FAILS AGAIN,
THIS TIME FOR S144,797
Theatrical Man Says Present
Difficulties Are Due to
Real Estate slump.

George W. I.edcrer. the theatrical
man recently identified with the success
ful production of Madam. sherry" filed
a petition in bankruptcy yesterday.
MIR I.ederer who told THE SUH re-
porter that his present financial difficulties
are due to n slump IN the New York real
estate market, following extensive trans
actions by him In upper West Side prop
critics. places his liabilities at sl+4.797
and nominal assets at sl0.so0.
a petition in bankruptcy was filed
against Mr.. l.edercr In 1901. when his
liabilities were sll9.77%. His troubles
then were patched up, Mr. Lederer said
yesterday. when the proceedings were
dropped. Judge Holt in the United States
District Court in 1903. however. dismissed
an application Of Mr. Lederer for dis
charge from bankruptcy.
In May, 1904 Mr., I.ederer filed Il petit
liabilities slt0.9sl and assets listed
nominal, consisting Of unliauidated
claims to the amount Of slSS.200 against
various persons for breach of contract"
The nominal assets Of $1O,sO0 In the
latest petition in bankruptcy filed by Mr..
Lederer are in claims and some shares OF
stock in the Madame Sherry" company
held by Martin Herman in trust. the
value OF which Is unknown.
Among the creditors, the claims OF some
of whom are disputed by Mr.. Lederer.
are George NJ. Cohan, 81 900: William \.
Pnker'on OF Chicago $500; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Reilly, sI5,0Oo: Mrs A. NJ
Lewinson, $1,000; Gus Koenig OF Phila-
delphia, $1,000 the estate of Edward
Dickinson, Chicago. $4,000: Aetna
Finance. $1,000; Mutual Bank. $1,000
all for loans
Also there are l.. NJ Newgass. $2.3l5
FOR horses: lRnacio Martinett', the actor.
$3.50 for services; Rose 6. Douras,
$4,000. judgment; Pennsylvania Railroad,
$500 Grand Trunk railroad OF Canada,
s537 for tickets; Dora Finn.y. Si.466, and
Daily Bros Company, SI,li5. judgment
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METEOR ExPLoDEs GLYCERINE.
Hole 100 by 800 Feet Torn In Grou n d
at sistervtIIc, w. Va,

SisrERvILIE. W, Va. Jan. 31.-An ex-
plosion that caused "A roar that could he
heard for Nifty miles followed the drop
ping of a meteor into the plant Of the
Young Torpedo Company here to-day and
the consequent explosion Of 500 quarts
OF nitroglycerine.
Several persons said they saw the
meteor shoot across the sky. q. q. Cur
It's. an official of this city, said he saw
II as blazing and seethine ball OF fire
drop into the plant when he was 500
yards away. The explosion knocked him
60 the ground. but he was urhurt.
The explosion tore Il gap in the earth
200 feet wide and 100 feet deep. Nearly
every window in this city was shattered
and damage was done IN surrounding
towns, even az far as Clarksburg. thirty
miles distant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01
KOENIG NOT D0WNCAST.
All That Was Divulwed After III,
Visit to the Mayor.

Samuel S. koeng. Republican county
chairman, called on Mayor Mitchell yes
terday morning. He said AS he was
leaving the city Hall that the Mayor
possibly would announce some city APP
poiutments later in the day Mayor
Mitchell smiled when reporters asked him
about IL and said he hadn't filled any
jobs.
"Did Mr.. koonig seem disappointed 49,
he asked.
mo; lac said any appointments you
would make would be entirely satisfac-
tory to him"
At that Mr. Mitchell laughed. He ex-
poets To name Water Commissioner
or Monday or TUESDAY. The hes, guess
still seems 10 be that william Williams.
Immigration COMMISSIONS. will get
the lob.
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curities in the company's three ',tr r
per cent. gold notes due Jauuary :. 1919
In order to afford to the holders wi.
have not already deposited their coupons
time tn do 81 tho time has been ,Nt"idt.
until and including Saturday. February
IA. II !. per cent. " the holders ~ IT,
coupons have not then s!En.iled tn r. al
sent the officials Of the company az
bound TO withdraw the offer and . q.
per cent. have not assented th' Cun'
pany is bound to withdraw 1t, of r .
SO requested by the Mexican Govcrrr'tt.
So far the necessary 81 per cent %
the bonds has not been received. L.
posts are Ia be made with the ,ilIar.uN
Trust Company In this city or az IT. lu'
don branch AT SO Lombard street. or ''
the designated offices In other oountrtes
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lily. appearing at the top NJ the stairs In
slippers and dressing gown. "Ill have to
dress ana come down"
With that the disappointment of the
sweet faced little blond actress Gakc 1t
from the press AGENT and of the moving
picture men abruptly disappeared. Mr..
Carneyie came down very soon and posed
most naturally. seeming entirely unaware
Of the clicking camera He faced II on
his doorstep and In his garden. always
with Miss Phillips by his side.
81 don't know why I'm doing it. he
said, but don't seem to mind II at all"
II may be said that h. could scarcely