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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

MOTHER RYTF1ER "PINCFdED"

EITHER Mother Rythers home is utterly bad,
- and ought to be closed instantly, or it is good,
and ought to get the support of the public and the
city authorities. Today big-hearted, generous
Mother Ryther is hailed into court to ANSWER
THE "CRIMINAL" CHARGE OF HELPING
HUNGRY AND HOMELESS WOMEN AND
BABIES WITHOUT A PERMIT.
Two hundred thousand people read The Star
They know the case. To them The Star appeals
Should Mother Ryther's home be closed? Write to
the editor and tell him what YOU think.
Organized labor it is good home. And the CON-
mercal club and Plymouth Congre church, and Ju
vene Judge Dykeman, and Probation Officer Dr. Merrill
the King County Legislative Federation and many Others
The Chamber of Commerce says il il q bad home-the
Chamber Of Commerce. and lone dsguned DOCTOR Dr.
W. c. Lppncot second assistant for the health
department.
Mother Ryther has fought good fight, unaided with
small She has occupied the building,
changed, for years. The conditions regard santa
and fire danger which Dr. Lippincott discovers
there last and the before that and the before
that
The health departments complaint and the fire warden's
complaint wefounded Mother Ryher and her friends
remedying the faults as fast as possible.
But DR.. ippincott cannot wait. The home is
ordered closed. The act is if you please, official.
II shocks the doctor to his little soul that the wisdom
Of his officialdom should be questioned.
This home is closed, and it stays closed, or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
BOY BABIES BORN
AFTER EACH WAR
THIS MAN SAYS

More boys than girls will be
born in the next generation. Is
the prophecy OF l.. w. Rogers, a
Boston theosophist
This is the divine scheme for
replacing the men lost in war. and
preserving the equilibrium OF the
sexes" says Rogers.
"A long war will unsettle the
evolution OF the sexes. But In a
little while that thing will work
uself out. for in the next genera
ton the births will be preponder-
atingly male.
That Will be the coming back
of the people who have been
killed in battle. II always hap
pens thus after long Wal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

BILL IS
PASSED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-
BY a viva voce vote the senate
today passed the Alaska coal
land leasing bill. II had al
ready passed the house.
The bill provides for the
right Of the government to
lease coal lands to private per-
sons In Alaska under rules to
be approved by the president.
Senator Jones' amendment
providing that present clalms
for government land be adjudI-
Gated under the laws Of 1906
was Included.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
RYTHER
CASE UP
MONDAY

Mother Ryther was arrested this
morning.
Yesterday DIR. Lppincott. second
assistant inspector Of the city
health department, secured a war
rant for Mother Ryther. charging
that she Ia running home for chill
dren without permit.
Mother Ryther called at the sani-
tation department, Prefontaine
sbuilding, this morning. and the war
Trant was served on her.
The case will be tried In police
kS~prt Monday. Judge Gordon ac-
ipting Mother Ryther's personal
j-cognizance for her appearance at
Mat time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
, SPEND FIVE MINUTES HERE EVERY DAY
AND YOU'LL KNOW ALL ABOUT THE WAR

THIS DRAINING OF THE
southern Lorraine district of Ger
man soldiers to strengthen the
right wing gives a tempting oppor-
tunity for the resumption of orig
inal French offensive in the gener-
al direction of Strasshurg
Il would suit German strategy
very we'll to entice the allies thus.
Such a step would necessarily
weaken some part OF their presen'
battle line and by demonstrating
against that point the Germans
might compel withdrawal of the
forces which are so relentlessly
pressing the German right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

thence four miles farther to the
entrenched camp OF La Fere.
The third and fourth run direct
ly across the Disc, three miles from
Noyon. and pierce Won Kluck's
strong position in the angle OF the
Disc and the Aisne.
The seizure and retention of
Noyon by the allies would be their
first important gain at Won Kluck's
corner. and II IL were followed up,
Won Kluck would be forced to re.
tire to serious extent.
To prevent this, more German
troops are being hurried from the
other end OF the battle line In Lor-
raine and the Vosges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

GEN. Won kLUCk TODAY is
still successfully resisting the al
lies attempts TO capture Noyon.
This was matter OF importance
to the crucial southwestern angle
OF the two German battle fronts.
for four highways running into Won
Klucks and Gen. Won Boehm's
lines start from Noyon.
One of these highways leads to
ST. Quentin. % miles northward,
the central position In the west
ern German battle front.
The second parallels Won Kluck's
line along the Oise to the i'm
portant railroad center of Tergnier.
IA miles northeast. and continues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
IT IS BAD STRATEGY TO pI.

1T is BAD STRATEGY TO Dl.
vide detectives during battle.
BY far the most important mat
ter for the allies is to break Won
Kluck's angle. and to be tempted
by sentimental reasons to begin an
independent offensive at this mo-
ment in Lorraine would be playing
the enemy's game to the full.
THE GERMAN ATTACK ON
the Meuse frontier forts from Ver-
dun TO Toul is developing force. un-
doubtedly as a diversion to compel
the allies to withdraw troops from
the kaiser's right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
MEXICAN
WAR NOW
ON AGAIN

DOUGLAS. Arlx.. Sept. &c.
A decisive engagement between
Maytorenas, VILLA forces and
Carrsnxa's troops under Gen.
Benjamin Hill was expected
today between Naeo and Cana
nes, Sonora.
Defeated yesterday In the
Initial sklrmish Of the new rev.
oIution at Santa Barbara. Hill
retired to Santa Cruz. whence
his wounded were sent to
Cansnes and Naco.
Maytorenas claims to have
killed or wounded 80 federsls.
but the actual casualties figure
was not known here.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.--Th'
american governments policy II
he split between Carranza ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
What If,irkdboutf|
. REu,S vN!U mr. AzN5 AMMAN
N
oMe IeeeaA@
? HAT sort Of a father are your"

Of a you7"
DsM question appears pamphlet" OF the Fstners
w Of States" organized and no"
hsvlnq ten clubs -.
one things In this life 10 to be 'a~r
the right sort Of father
Children things EARTH because they rep
sesent unequ possibilities
chIdren's father and u Is
all
40 What sort OF ather
am ~" MI, :, .--,.s.. .....
before nsoostories hes an nones'
Tlethsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
A CRUEL
RAP FOR
SEATTLE

We are sore at T. Josenhans.
We used to be friend Of his,
but we despise him now. We
consider him a traitor to our
fair city.
We have boassed that In the
L. c. Smith building we had the
taiIest skyseraper west Of New
York.
Cincinnati has boasted that In
the Union Central building II
had the tallest skyscraper west
OF New York.
We called Cincy liar, and
Cincy said: YOU'RE anotherl"
Now, 1t appears that T. Josen
hans, who is superintendent o
buildings in Seattle, received a let
ter from Building Commissions
Rendigs OF Cincy. asking: "Hov
high. exactly. is your smith build
ing7"
And what do you think r. Joseu
hans went and did,, HE TOLL
RFTDfGSi,!
lie told him the Smith building
from main entrance to the tip o
the tower Is $50 feet high.
And now the Cincinnati Pos
laughs and crows because the Unlor
Central building In 495 feet high. A
least. so It's claimed
The Post gives other measure
ments. The Smith building has un
derground floors to the depth OF 2.
feet and three inches. making n to
tai OF 4s3 feet three inches.
The Cincy 'scraper. measured
from sub-basemeDt to top. is 53'
feet high.
These are not our figures, how
ever. and we do not accent them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

President Carranza. so the revolu.
tion's ideals will not be broken"
rama had violated the Torreon
agreement.
Mobilization Of Carranza's and
Villas troops continue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
BRITISH BIRD
man SHOOTS
GERMAN INAIR

ANTWERP. Sept. 2e.-After
chasing a German aeropiane
several miles near here to-
day, British alrman sue
ceeded in getting above the
enemy, whom he rlddIed with
a light automatic gun. killing
both the German pilot and OBJ
server, and wrecking their
machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
WATER sHUT-oFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off on 18th
av. w. from Boston to Caller
SITS. Sunday, September q,
from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. This
shut-off will also affect the
higher points on the low
service mains in the Magnolia
Bluff. Interplay and Ross dis
tricts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

ROME. Sept ga French fleet
of hydro-aeroplanes has Joined the
Gallo warships off the Dalmatian
coast In the bombardment OF the
Austrian port OF Cattaro. It was
learned here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

villa will be one Of strict neutral.
ity, II was learned today.
President Wilson. IL was stated.
was greatly annoyed by reports
that this government leans toward
one of the two factions In the
Mexican trouble.
JUAREZ. Sept 26.--Advices
from Mexico City stated that Gen.
Hay. Pesquiera. Buelna. Blanco and
Medina, Carranzistas. wired Gen.
villa yesterday. offering further
mediation of his differences with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

resign" says the doctor. BUT HE HAS NOT
RESIGNED.
Mother Ryther had a permit. 1t was taken
from her. What is she to do? TURN MOTHERS
AND BABIES INTO THE STREET UNTIL SOME
ONE is PLEASED TO GIVE HER ANOTHER
PERMIT?
What do YOU think, Star readers?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

Fines imposed on Hamburg
American liners for carrying arms
10 Mexican ports rescinded by gov
ernment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
JOSH WISE
SAYS:

"lt's funny how a lost bunch
Of keys Is always found by an
honest person, and anything OF
value Is never heard Of again"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15

Observation-Disclosures oil fiitd ieura
tuntolaisten festen bptpintin mil
eosta teetustelua, mutta ei pielG
pddstp pmubun eta pttfddn. 1oi!ei
puolfpat toilet mastustiwat. Ioiiei
tuminslimot Spnoobia ionafin bir
mumaltana. eitd fe fumma oQut'
taan, fiad tddad Ell tunneta Gnnoo
bin periaatteita o~uenfaan ella Zen
popistoa. Windtddn en- ole n6bnpi
Spnoobin pappeia muita fuin Cor
tpelan Fuoin tutn bdn oil fimenfofoo.
iona Taumertin foi,pannoSTo, Minn.
& rpeelinen olifi tietd6 mit6 on
olIut altuperdinen inn 2anfaqtstirt
tofunnan peruSto miieen maitfa g.
S:n tir~efotunta 10 oil olemaSil?
Ditto tuo peruStaminen aimon mdli
tdmdt1in eli Otto iiiben I'm I'd ioi,
ienfin pffitpiSten obbaem E ,IgpS?
Gli milo? Fun ferran molemmat opoi
luteerilailia firttofuntia 2uulen. ettd
on oIemosIn h~oriaita fanfo nistirt
totdntalaiiiu, iotea famolIn onn'
topin ui1ia tietdmdttd milddn
mia on pddcTia tuosfa puolueeli
i~uubesIu. pdduia on ioittenfin mic.
lestd eri pnmdrrps ioisiatin opin
toppnleiefd. toisten mieleStd iddnnDi
omat . g oueet liion abtnot, tot
fQa ei ole mitddu tietoa inpSt6 tue
bon erimiel,ippteen. 2anIa on bp
min pim d phipmisofias,a. Wa Geo
on II Jistu feSeusteua fuin ei tiebd
mitfd afiat opat ristiriibasIa tirf
| totuntain feefen.
2uulitIent mieliptteet belpommir
pbteen iuIautuiIimut tdsid fpIpmpf
ieeId Jos pddstdiH,u ielmiae ipistd
Groom ia taas pb'pmfen bp6opstd
SanomalehbtSid pitdiit pobtia nditd
afoita. iotta tania fitte Jain afiao
punnita. ol,fito mitddn mobooaiiuut
ia pb'pmiieeu eli onto ie julia mob
botto muuS
pustori u~rpilainen on ilmoitto
nut 5aapumonIn i6nne I t. ~ pnd
2uulturpoett tirttomme fuoin on
tGpnnd tuuliioito. fiud bdntd eli ol.
t6Glid eunen tuulmtaan. lerpetu
loa poan!
Sbas Wattion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15
TbmeIap$i.

Pietarissa ihmetellaan nykyaan
harvinaista ilmiota, 8.vuotista or
kesteriniohtaiaa Billy Ferrerroa.
Mutta Rsnskassa, Bususse mimi
sessa kauppalassa, On keksitty vie-
lakin kummallisempi lapsi, 12.vuo-
tias selvanakija tytt0 Reymonda
Belaire. Hanen isansa on parturi
ia lihakaupan pitaja.
Tyttosen tho ia hermosto on min
tavattoman herkkatuntoinen, eta
han vol tahtonsa mukaan saada
ihoonsa ilmestymaan mita merkke-
ia ia kuvia tahansa. Malta ihmei,a
naytteli tytt0nen ensin tovereilleen
k~oulussa. Hanen kateensa ilmestyi
yhtakkia p~unertavia kukan ja leh.
den kuvia, kirjaimia ia numeroita.
Opettajatar eli tahtonut ensin u.s.
koa, mutta suuri oil hinen ham
mastyksensa, kun hanen nimensa
ilmestyi ikaankuin verella kirjoitet-
tuna tyton otsaan.
Huhut ihmeesta levisivat kyliin
ia kaupunkeihin. Uteliaita rupesi
saapumaan Bususseen.
Kavi ilmi, eta Reymonda Be-
laire oil lisaksi my0s selvanakija.
Kun hanen luokseen tuli tuntemat-
tomia matkustajia arvasi han hei-
dan nimensa, iotka ilmestyivat
MILLION tyttosen otsaan, MILLION ka-
teen tai jalkaan.
Eras Parish lehti lahetti paikal-
lie avustajansa, joka viimeiseen asst
epaili koko juttua petokseksi. Nut,
ia kun han pyysi tyt0n arvaamaan
hanen nimeaan osotti Reymonda
oikeaa ialkaansa, paljastaen sen
vahan ylapuolelle polven. Jalkaan
rupesi vahitellen ilmestymaan pis-
teita ia viivoja, ioista vihdoin muo-
dostui selvasti sana: Henri.
Busussen kauppalen vSest0 pitaa
Reymonda Belairea erityisena Ju-
malan armon osotuksena kappa
lalle. Mutta jos Belaire olisi elanyt
keski-aikana, olisi hanet tietysti
poltettu noitana.
Reymonda Belairen omituisuutta
nimittavat laakarit ,,autostigma.
tismiksi".
Parisista on matkustanut useita
pr~ofessoreja tutkimaan ihmetyttoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15
Gbtd 10 lopeton tamdn beifou 4

Gbtd 10 lopeton tdmdn beifon Ia
ptfintertaiien fpbdptIe.i toimomut
Ieao, ettd tdnd alfamana muonna
tarioua olenan armon uSfosIa 10
tatnen maStaan ottaifi felunIa au.
haubeffi. Wied on find ippnd ettei
rbdt ibmifet tdtd BELLE tuulumaa or.
moa wastaan oto2 Git5bdn |e tuin
walteus tuli maailmaon. ibmiIet ra
taStiwat enemmdn pimepttd fuin
malteutta, qua betbdn tp5nid opat
pabat. Woni moi aiateQa, ett6 Min
oil 2riSmfien liban pdiwind. ioIoin
9dn ndmdt ianat Iouiui, ipaan ettd
MT on afat tOtfn. fad mt on tot.
men oitafaufi. Vpt omat faitfi ris
tttanfao. Maa on ~tuitenfin MT Min.
ettd fun tdmdn mailman pddrub.
tinas iaapi paltaania ibmiIen, Min
ie on fiuoiu bdnen orionfa. Wutta
Seeius buutaa 10 prcfeetonIa fautta:
rRaiffi ianoomaiIet tuIfaa meiten
NIB, tetin. la Ell ole rabua. tuIfao
ia ostofaa ilmon robatta ia ilman
binnatta niinaa ia riestau.
2opufGi toimotan onne UiSta uuttn
Wuotta Muttaiaae ia fen laaiaile In
eli ifunnaue!
Yefi fortpen matfamieS
6 Stoou.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15

Eammifuuua.
Serpebbps N%uttaiole ia fen Iuti
iofunnaue omen toipotus aIfaneele
nuobeIe!
Wiime puofi on mennpt faitfine
onnettomuutineen. Woneqe on idd
mt bpminfin ifdpdt muisiot idIeIe
niime muobeu topabtumisto.
Sddud 6olmes Gitpn tontriud Ell
ole eritpifempid muutoffia tapobiu.
nut tpiime tuuoben fuIueSIa Iutumn
ottomotta ioitatin fpntpmd ia fuole
ma ~topaufia, iotfa ltenendt tamaI
Iista faittiaua. Wle tiebdmme mitd
on tapabtunut, muttd me ernme oIaa
fdpiteId niitd fofemuffia mitd Ola.
neeIla wuobeIa on o%iofiemme tile
ma ia Ie iddf5Dn plimmdifen SIdn
baItiun.
2,rWofuntamme efimieben ppm.
nbStd on tddudtin ouut fesfusteluo
tuosta firffofuntain pbtpmisaFasto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15

ioulutuuua.

1oulutuuuu.
Onban Titd iaotu tddiId 10 Iabetta
Elm. Wtonet pdimdt on aurinto olui
piiloSfa. Gdmd eldbpttdd maamie
ben toiwoa tuIe pa,iuuoen iubteen
9pmd on meiud toipo. iosta iaifim
me fiittdd Sumalaa. 81, iospa NEIL
Id olit I~ellainen mieli iofa tuntee
tiitoaiiuutta bpwdntetiidmme bptpid
toitd fobtaan.
&uoIemia on tonfolaistemme fes'
tuubesf ia tdad paiftofunraua tdn6
nuonna topobtunmt ~oituifisfa tatfi
tapausta. Wolemmdt olimat miebid
ia fuolimot molemmot feubfotautiin.
Spntpneiid on 6 tdue nuobeIe.
!6ditd fanialaistemme feSfuubesIn
et ole oIut fuin nbbet.
Me iatmme tdnne n~iernitofin So.
panin pdipdnd, n i inteli fdrsiA
nierailt iddqd. Seitd oil 2O2 mites
I'd Heeblepiiu tullesia ia liidd tuli
td6Itd mield. Seiud oil taboet fdr'
rpt, ioiua he nett feitto y M. osti
oita 4drrpien perdpuoleen oil mo
rustettu rioini1: rEp5nDmid miehid
teibdn %peliidnne, ia olet eniimmdi
mem pbtpmddn meibin"
ytdiStd mieraiben tulosta anuettiin
10 ebelt6 tieto ettd tiebehiin marato
ruotaa BELLE RaupurSin lid polii
iipddaif6n ~ieurasia mei polite 200
tumppua leipdd autoua. 2aupun9in
oiuri mel puoli foorb q pmitu, 3 Idt
cid pottuia ia 200 paunao bdrdn
libaa 1 Inhbpu y m 2ntfi otsriaa
oil lupa fpDbd, mutta poiat eimdt
tabtoneet feritd Ia%btemddn. Sort
teeri paiffa oil bppd, meii ioesId
telpaii inomafi ia ioen marrella oil
lido poltioputtd. yDanba ptinateb
oas oil o%funtonu. Rufino %poftoue
huone lieeud ia r%uIinot ip1mdtd
WaSta Suban pdiudnd clio 8 iaoI
Ia poiat Idbtimdt.
Mbrom 2auno Waibirg.oui6to,
nuorimies NuberIon ia mr. @arlIou
9Istoriasta Oregon omat oIeet td6I
Id ternepttddn boitamas5a.
Slen IuureStt toipomoSIa pbtept
I'd faifieIa friStiais bonn
misfa. Meibdn iuIiii tdtd aIoittao
itiestdmme ia muistoa e.tcmme ptr
Elf oIeinaon iIompia eli forteompia
toistomme. Nauba moasla ia III
miiue bpmd tobto.
W u. WeSterbnctoue toimoton
onnea ia menestpsta e%belleenfin.
Soban 6onsuIu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15

- aaiftt iotta baluatte iaabo buo
neenne nptpaitaieen moliin Min fdp.
fdd WooIart Wtottn pubeina. 6dn
ndpttdd mauit 3. M. Eapettia 8 Iens
tiStd 8 90 bouaritn ruDa.
Ill 81. Surrp 3eIek ssS >.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-15
plmmmcr, Mimn.,
nubentpuoben pdimdnd.

rlubenpuoben pdipdnd.
rSeruiaIem, SeruioIem, find iofo
idpat profetat ia firpind iurmaat ne,
ioifa inun tpt5s Idbetetpt otpot.
Qninfa uIein mind tobboin footo Il
nun Iopies minimum fona tcfoo pot
fanfa fiipienid ola, Ia cite tobtoneet.1
Nait. %: 81.
adsId p~oIiostoa SeeIus ipbdmenid
laabun pibouiFdenIafin, iofo on
IobbututietF ustowoifiue. eulot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-25
Die S6fa6t.
g1ou cinenr 2~Gitaampfer.

To Elm Wltnlanilnb buiatH, ia btiatr
gfh6tl. Gin @tirtiltr murot HI dusH
@rabsn IN mtinu Rdbt BON iutl
gnrapntlfaniugtI In tis mutt B,truffH
Du Mann brittle aaT ptt Elm Glitr, "a
bob, uoh VIC Ioldt qauis ssb5Tt 81.
t~t6iitit ibn, bab baA cine ltihtt 0ttiuna.
huna iti, bod q Itra p,iitt. Rad IN,
afldbr fiHi Minultn lpar o,r MaHn ioei,
bus @titob battle bic Enlagabtt gdtgI
fen, q mar ptrblaiet.
9it tin sintblHb Ft an BE Gtrffn
ets @srioIaRn btfiti, 10 pHiolsts baI
isinblihe @rtiasrisftutr uui,rs ginita,
Bah ndrtn e. granaitn, Bah SOAP
ns1s in una,ntbmu abpehflnne Das
asstn eitbtts istrtu Shus, alt reiitTta
@oratbtu Ia i6iiltrtr 2init. Mirit man
ih nitotr. 70 pirb nan BON BEN anati
ihohtHm pri5iim Geutr brett itIiatnds
atlt; huibi mon fir @inuttn naiifIits
StduHgsr, ME suraiuptlsn 8rdbtn
uiB., 70 niibi bas aaa nihts, osHH Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-25

.bR baufia onaattnbti patbiu. Die
@mubatpali bfa Bales ttotaif biz VT
Natrit.
Aui bu NfrlDlauna aat Ia M flntm
iHiutitnrdhtH Malbt nod tH ldHseg
banunbts 0tl6it. Bort fab ih tiath RE-
inbtoiisiu bta Regiments Bel iftnfr no
ibtiIuna. BET mir itou ron ben 3fitin
btB GiHiabfia 8fsiplniatH 1abffs cine
arpbf @"Rbdnallatfit b,itial bate. Gin
ilrlH @ruk mfintritis uHb din %tbtuipls
or gtptnafub NIT ireaoiBfm HuilFuti
ten ba aaat6 = ilni Winuitn ipditt
hane Ia ufallilIt 81 BEN iobiiu iun'
gH Brsunbt @ar mdnbtn euitn
Juunb unb aamtrdben bsrler ih an bic
fem 3aaf GiHiads eelSirtuR hltihnsn
BIZ ltbk Rnhfldtlt. Die Ddmmtfums
lrat Elm unb mdhtt BEN aampft Elm eubt,
9ur Ne nre hd Hoh aronif itrnsr ets
Tddbbonusr. liuauibotlih putbt cine
lnlabl bon @fiaue,nsn iuatfittt eiutr
Gpilobt. be bts humorhiiditn etiats
Itmddt8 nidt tnlbtbrL m06,s ih uod
e~rpdbuuup tbuH:
SH tintm 1rupp bon @tfaHatntH Be-
fanb no etn iunatr OfiiJitr, etr in
etuiittr. fan btfliuuiitr Sptats DR.
ptrih ifaais: .Sd, gitbPs htnn bitr ME-
manb. bW Dtutih iprttii' Sd ttpi'
etrte: .asr eenug eitbt a fol4e, mir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-25
Die 2tnter6ringuns
Der @efanaenen.

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sOTtn mdttt idon I'm Sabre 1870 nidt
geringe Ghpieriaieitm G1mdIs fpurs
ben nitt peHiqer als 1850 Gffi5iere
unb 371,981 Mann mad Dsutidlanb ABB
gefiitrt. Qls nun bic g~ttbdnbluna iibsr
bic gapitulntiDn BON Darts i'm @dnge
par, ourd pelae nod 746B Gffisisre
uno 241,6 Wlonn ale Bsfangfnt oasu
tamen, ertldrte Der aritasminiitsr Ropn,
bdB Fl ben gsfstI, bisIs msnge BON 250,s
600 MonH nab 9tutlhIanb gu transport
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mem gRtlaHhug8gdud piitbs btanipors
ter miiFsn, 6a fr iolhsn G6nitrisIsiten
nift etpatien fell. uRo 70 fam "a, hob
man BEN gdaBuugsiruppsn bon gdfis
ben 8trbleib baielbIt geItatiste nur mib
ten ie bic Waifga ablisfern. 9ules 95dbre
uuO 9ro6u ober rehntten q iih dls Gts
foIg an, bdb bic Barrier armse trisgsess
Fangsn in Der 6dnptIidbt bItibs iino niht
ipesgefibrt iperhe. .GGritt nm Shritt
baden nit BAG 1srrdiH perthtibiat uno
bard uniers JeFtigtsit 70 g~inIttgs unb
ehrenboIs gsbineuhesn ertdmpft, pts fe
nod ntsmals sinsr GsTiung B~ustitanbeR
fporbtn fRb!' 70 melbett bic Barrier Re
gierung IN empbatiTdtr BeiIs BEN 9dnbe.
irdhrenb 8ismard Iih in's JdltftHen
la6ts, nell IT fir isne qroBe gergiuifis
gnns Itd anbere 9ortbeiis ausbsouneet
bate.