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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-02
Mother" Rickerdyke.

Down from the middle west went
Mother" Bickerdyke. who General
Sherman declared was his most relia-
BILE general. She followed the army
through Tennessee and across the
mountains. her paramount object to
provide them with nourishment. The
aid societies sent her supplies and she
collected them from wherever they
might be found. 1t was most difficult
to get milk and eggs-the nourishinG
food that the SICK soldiers needed so
| terribly-so Mrs. Bickerdyke conceived
the idea of providing them herself
| 1t was her intention to secure hun
| dred cows and a thousand hens and
| have them cared for on an island in
| the Mississippi near Memphis. She
| took journey up into the middle west
| and got her cows and hens and return
| cd with them to the south. SuSpecting
| that some of the stores for her sick
were being used by the officers. she APP
/ peared one day in the officers mess
| just as a meal was served From the
table she collected the jellies and other
delicacies chat belonged to her sick
boys and took them away.
One of the officers tried to have her
forbidden the hospitals. He complain
ed to the general of woman who is
making herself obnoxious and who
| should be removed"
"Who is she?" inquired the general!
"A Mrs. Bickerdyke."
The general laughed "She ranks
me-" he said Il guess she'll have to
stay"
! Cast Fortunes With Enemy"
The Union never had a stancher
friend than Miss Van Lew, Virgini-
an. She was one of the bellies of Rich
mend, but as young girl she had
been sent to school in Philadelphia
land there determined to devote her
life to the Union If secession came
And when the guns of Sumter rosred
she took her stand under the stars and
stripes.
The people of Richmond knew that
she was sending out information tC
the Union officers; they knew that she
was watching every movement OF theil
troops and forwarding it to the Fed
erals, but so eleverly was her WORK
accomplished that it was almost i'm
! possible to catch her In the act.
. BY her own work she established
| FIVE secret stations by which new:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-02
Patriotism and Hoopskirts.

Miss Mary A. @. Holland, herself an
army nurse, who has written Our
Army Nurses" quotes this circular of
Miss Dix. 1t reads:
"No woman under thirty years of age
need apply to serve in government
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-02

Germany. which already have Red
Cross buildings, and with Japan. which
is now constructing one
But from Il broader standpoint, con
tinues the Washington Star. it means
the rendering of homage to the flow
or of American womanhood of II period
when the country was torn asunder
While seemingly new. the thought
behind the project is really old and
may, indeed. be traced back to one
person. In the battle of Gettysburg
General Barlow, then Captain Barlow
of the United States army. was
wounded and left upon the field for
dead. His wife straightway set out to
find her husband.
AS she searched she gave such aid
rs she could TO the dying. She man
aged to get her husband back to Wash
ington and nursed him. He went back
again and again was wounded and
had to be brought out. Over and over
that happened. with Mrs. Barlow
nursing her husband when he needed
it and other soldiers when he was well.
She died in 1864.
Mindful of what the army nurses
suffered that they might alleviate suf-
fering, General Barlow often said TO
his friend. Captain Scrymser of New
| York, with whom he had served in the
war, that be wished a memorial could
be built to the women Of the war.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-02

Many a cook who has a good range
Is unable to sing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-02

Every man is above the ayerage-ac
cerding to his own belief.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-02
For North and South Alike.

Captain Scrymser finally offered to
the commandery of the Loyal Legion
of the State of New York 100000 to
be used as part of n fund for building
a memorial to the women Of the war.
Tie Loyal Legion, engaging to raise
100000, asked congress for an appro
priation with which to build a monu-
ment to the loyal women of the war
But congress declined to differentiate.
The women of the whole country had
suffered. The government would not
honor part of them alone.
But when the Red Cross asked for
an appropriation for monument to all
| the women who rendered aid to sick
and wounded soldiers congress appro-
/ priated the money. Captain Scrym-
sers offer still held good, and the Red
Cross engaged itself to secure the need
| oil balance. and as soon as may be
there will stand in Washington q
white marble building which will bear
probably at the division of the stair
way, where all who enter may read
this inscription:
"A memorial. built hy the government
of the United States and patriotic cits
ZenS. to the women of the north and
the women of the south held in loving
memory by now united country. And
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-02
COMPLETIN FUND
HEROIC WOMEN
100000 Available For Red
Cross Building In the
National Capital.

w TITH an appropriation by con
NN| gress of 100000 and indi-
Wv vidual contributions of $780,
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grpan ii6er bic rnene gIcra1.

gem gorf, 10. Wlai. Giner
Ginla0rng Der 9roollpn geaglie
5oIge ieiiteno, belt Staatsiefrrtdr
grpon geiiern aberH Dor ben glit.
gIieOern oerielben cine gleOe iiber
oas &bena Die neue Sierra. Sm
2aife ieiner 9lebe nernieS er auf
Die gegenmdrtige Gage in wicrifo
unO bic tommenDen GermittIimgs-
perluhe. nSn Der neuen aera@
iustc grbnn 9oic iid scseniDdrtiB
in 0er gan5en @elt brett maft.
miro Dor allen 0inaen @emid)t alIf
bic Ginfiibrung nllacnleiner giIoina
gelegt; man iii beitrebt, ein popu.
Idres 9lesicrlIngSipitem eiit5ufiib
rem unO Die 2oiten Der Regieriug
mebr gIeidndBig 81 pertbeiIeu.
Die 6eitebenoen Heaierilneen iin0
mebr geruimitariinoen iuie @epaIt-
mnbregcIu 5uganalid. 9,ermittehns
miro gegelp1rti9 in elmer gIageIegen.
belt angeitrengt, ipelhe bic Der.
St1ateil ongebt. SD oonfe @ott,
0nB mir einen 4rdiioenten boben.
iueIher bOfft, oaB bic 8ermittlungs.
oeriuGe erfoIgreid iein weroen."
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siiS-0ma6a.

SSobn q. sSnibo, 2409 q Stl1.
BE pobnbaft rpuroc bel ieiner ar.
belt a!s 9remier Der gltrIingtou
9obn an Ser linfen Sano 70 ic1tper
nerIeet, OaB 0ieielbe anpiitirt tner.
ben nitBte.
Syianc 2ebb, Scr @lGbeIb1noler,
23O6 gg StraBe oabier ipobnbaft,
ipuroe, wie mir bereits eeItern mel.
neten, heim 2auoen III gtep 9)orl
negen 4iamnittenihmuogcls perlui.
tet. lRm perIangt bon i6m Bic
SteIlung bon $4,000 9iireifoit, bp.
Dor er nuf freien ,Sib eelebt luiro.
Sein Sobn Wfar 9eup oobier hdt
hente Sdrittc gethail, I'M Dem pcr.
hoiteten Goter sA beIFeu.
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ennSulu i'm Nlniifperein.

Der Gnmen Wfuiifperein bat oeu
enlincrteu @ianiitcn 0lor 2anoom
gemounen ieiu gGbidieOsfon6ert, Oos
er fiir5lid i'm @ranOeis Sbeoter
Dor 10 3ablreiheu 3ub0rern unO
nit 10 groBcm grfolge aob, am
tSonntag Aahmittoq Oen 81. gaai
I'M &eim 0es 9lnobd WtiiiitDereins
ill pieoerbolen. @efanntlidl miro
Der geFeicrte aiinitIer Omaha im
2aufe Ses Spntmers nerloiien, Inn
einem DerIodenoen Hllfe nah Bal.
tiinore 8u foIgen. SAB er iih be.
reit funO, iein lebtes offentlides
sluftreten itilfer ms 0eiltId]en 3ll
brarhsp, ioilte aprdl itorfep Apiaf
onerf1nat tperoelt 3tc Ganieil liH0
ieet eiirig init bem 8erfouf bon
@iittritt3fnrten beiddftigt uno be.
riften BON nIlieitigan, frelinoIiden
@ntgegentonmen.
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guli,iitenm5rSer se6Gnst.

glclD g9eitminiter, .. g., 16.
gioi. !6ermm 8ebrens bon Sall
gernacino iuto. 5ranf 8anis bon
Rew @eitmiuiter Wur0eH bier ge.
itern uegen @rmorOung eines Boli.
3iiten IN 8aucouber geb1ngt. Ger
Boli5iit iiberraidte 8eioe, nie iie
eiucn aaub unter iid tbeilen mol.
ten; cr modte Den gcriud, iie 5lt
bcrbnitct uno uurOe bon ibnen er.
idoiien
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Stantspolitiidles.

@ouo Wforebeoo bat eS onihei.
neno 3ugeIoiien, oaB Elm iogenannter
oYoung Men'S Democratic Club"
fiir i'm llnteridriften oui elmer Be.
titiou fir bic 8ieoernominotior
fir @ouperneur iammelt. S5e6en.
follS bat Der @ouperneur bis lett
nod uidts oagegen artban. 9ie
@oltilng Oes 8ounerneltrS ideint
etlpns nebeIbaft Grit bat er iih
ols aan0ioat fiir gongreB auge.
nleIoet unO iebt fiinOist man i'm
oemouitratip dIs GanOioat fir 8ie.
Denomination an. gr fann ood
nift mebr oils Gin 9lntt befleioen
Gr ioIlte cine beitinunte GrflGrung
aboebea, onmit ieine 6rcunoe nil.
ien, moran iie finO.
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llitSrigtrr
1i6tratfng
@edJs GcntS per SIiIOmatt fir irotno
sinen dDninmenten pcr-
laHst bic Is. Z. II.

SSn rer am 6reitag gl6cno jtati.
aeiun0enen reaelnldBigen Stbuua
Der Central Sabor llnion reidlie
Telega. IS. z. Stamp cine Reio.
luton Elm, lponod Die Guliii6rllng
btlligerer 9loten fir Sieierllna rLet.
triiden 9ifts beiiirportet miro. sSu
oem gridlltB beiBt es, Onb 6 @erfs
per SiIowatt eine entipred)enoe
Gntiddoiaung biloe. glndj Allidlt
aes gIntraeiteilers ranaircn III Ginn.
ba oic segempdrtisen Staten spi.
iheu ia Gents im0 ~ Gents.
Griterer Greis gelte fir ben gro.
BEN, letterer tiir ben EIeinen aofIil.
menteu iulo oieies miro als cine
llngered)tiefeit Dem fIeinen Monue
gegeniiber be5eidJnet.
@egenipdrtig iueroen ami Gcran.
Lniiimg Der Central 2dbor llnion
SSnitiatipe Getitioneu georudt. mel.
de cirtlilirt mo 0am bent itaD.
tii6en aomnliiidren iiberreidt iDer.
oen in Der 9lbiidbt, cine Oiesbe3iig.
Iide Oroinan5 sur abitimnuing 3u
interbreiten. gs niir0e duf gorl3
oieielbe g9eiie porgegangen ipcroen
iuie 5itr 3eit, ais bic gSieben.fiir
eiren.Gunrter" 0roinaH5 itnter ben
gIeihen gerbaltniiiea dngeuonmeu
muroe.
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SeutidJe SatbuIifru s,sen 9srubi.
bifiOn.

Die antboIiidle llnion BON Weii.
ioltri hat anlaBIi6 i6rer Sobres-
fonpention in aSefferiou GitD nidt
uur sic SobIon Erobibitions.Re.
ioIution OerirrtbeiIt. iOnoern oiid
heibloiien, i1nImtIihe 0llIIolrier
aonorcboertreter teIegrapbiid bier.
bon in SemtuiB 3ii iesen ml0 lie
auf5uioroern, aegen Die Reiolution
dn itiinmeu. Die Sleiolution Iulttet j:
,.0ie aatboIiibe Union bon D1iI.
louri, cine Organization BON To-.
600 Ytitglieoern, ilt aonnention
berinmmeIt, erImt6t lid, Ssbnen
aenntniB bon ibreln Stanopnnft in
Der SlNap onatipuofs lSrobihitirr@
gu geben itil6, Ste oafsitfornprii,
oieier 5ragp Die erniteite glufmerf.
idmfeit 5ittbciI tperoen 81 lalieu.
Die &atboIiid]e Union, nel6c fifl
ernitlidIt 5u einem nftincn Bro.
gromm gegen bic llebel ncn In.
ndbi9feit oerpflidtet bat rnO 5u
@nnIte1 Der 9lusmer5ung Der iibIen
@irfungGn bon 9llfobolisms tit,
mllB ibrc cntidieoene Oppoiition
gegen rationale Prohibition aus.
ipreden, oa lebtere eine unridtige
oalir" it, DeGhe MIR oa3l oienen
niiroe, tpirfiome 1m0 oouern0e gln.
Itrenglmgen sur 8eiierung in 0ieier
5u berbinoern.
oGie Union lit altBerOen geaen
@infiibrllng Der Grobibition ourd
8eieb, On cine ioIfe Die ofononi.
ifen unO finan3iellen 8erbGItniiie
in oieIem 2anOe iebr idper ifjGoi.
gen uilroe, obne irgen0 cine Der.
niinftige ooer Oanern6e Reform gu
i1affen."
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glniitanS in etrailinasfulpnie.

Gori2, 16. Nlai SSn Der
Strdilingstolonie glnime bel glout.
pelier brad cine RepoIte aus. 81
iinIgc Straflinge griiien oie Sen.
oarmen lmO 9lufieber an, ino 5iuei
Der @riteren fpuroen nie0ergemorien
mo Dcrleet. Die @eiiterer Der.
mo6teu idIiebIi6 Elm Sbor 5l
ipren0en uno Die 3Iudt 81 ersrei.
fen. Sn DEM fIeiuen St1Ot6eu
9rdnbon pliinoertcH Die Str1Ilinqe
mcbrcre 2doeit pollitdnOig ans, Oh.
ne Onb ole eridredte gcD0lferung
es Da1te, gegen lie eiu5uihreiten.
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strenne etrafe.

ylcp 9orf, tG. Mdi. 49, Bond
8bite, Elm @eiitlider pn6 io5inIi.
itiider SbriititeIler, ionic wiilo
8oolmah ebeniaIlS cine Sdriii.
lteGerin imo gIeih Bbite @roOnier.
te Der SarnorO lluioeriitdt, ipur.
hen Inn Boli5eigeridt 5u giep
gorf inS glrbeitsbous aui 8lad.
mca's SsIono aeididt. Die bel.
cen 8crirtbeilten paren 5beilne6.
mer Ser GropaIe, welde Iebten
Sonutag in Der goIborp gaptiiten
StirdG Uortomen, 5u Der SSobn ..
RodeieIlcr uno Sobu 3. ir. aebo.
rem. Gle Strofe Iautet oui ic icds
Dicnatc 3manasorbeit.
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Boom fir gnnficr Plates.

Ga Sarrp u. Wbeclcr bon Ghi.
cago oas ibm BON gr1iiOcnt @iI.
ion genadtc 9lnerbieten aIS @iit.
glieo Der 9moes 9leierpebanfbe.
bOroe 5lI flineiren, obgelebut bat,
bat Der Omabd Commercial GLIB
cine nit 100 9tdmensunteridrif.
ten ueriebene 9etifipn an Serrn
gSilion geiauot, in ipeldem Oieier
eriuft piri9 ben Slnaba Banter
Senrp ". Dates 5lr oieiem 30.
item 81 berufen. gtou lit bier Der
Weimlng, onB Der Brdiioent oieie
Betition 6eriidiidtigen miro. Serr
gates lit ein itraHruer glepubIifa.
ner.
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gnrntaa in 9Iattsmuntf.

Der 9mabn Siioieite Surnpcreiu
miro iid morgen, 5onttag oen II.
gtoi nit Orei 9iiegen 91rerL git.
tine lm6 3ogIinge, no6 BlottSmoutb
bege6en, I'M an Dem Oortigen Suru.
toee tbeil5unebnen. 9nS elmer Der
Greisri6ter fiinqirt SD. @erndnot
lmo ais gtitglieo oes geredD.
1ntngs 9Iusidulies gnliG 81. Bier
Die omaha 8llrner iino boflidlt
eriit6t iiA Sonntag Inn 8 llbr
Worgens in Der Gurnballe, is.
uno 8inton StraBp, eiu5lfinoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

&ontroft 5lpefS 9eleu6tlng Ger
StraBer erortert puroe. S. R.
3inman Sertreter Ser electric
2igbt 60, peripies auf Oie Gor3ii.
&c oeS &outrnft$; 9nne 8. Sban.
nobon iprah 8ugunlten Ser ger-
itootlifltng Der eleftriIhen 8erfe,
iono riit iciiter sSoee ober wenig
.8eqenliebe. 8. 6. 9iidniono, Ser
opsqebcr ocr @odeu5eittng rg2e,
brasfon", ipiinif1te, Dab NrGiOent
Noib e,llgeLooen iuerbe, Inn iiber Die
glngelceenbeit 81 oisfltiren. gln.
ipra9en murocn ferner BON sreo
Sope uto SSreO Curtin ecba(ten.
Sic bicltcn es NIT benz 0iterreidi.
iden 9nnOitnrm Simmer longiant
noron".
Der oes Ginbruds ilno 9iebItabls
iiberfiibrte ;Sarbige SorrD 9bo.
mas Ter botte in 3aoeima, geebr.,
cine 3uantitdt Gabaf ollS einem
Bradtpagen geiiobIem iuurOe bont
9unoeSridter Wauuger su eiuenl
Sabre @efdnaniB perltrtbeiIt. Ger
fidEer meintet Dob ciH augcfIaater
5arbiaer Dor elmer NSlmb itetS
ihled)t iucg fame; or lniiIic idlon
flipp lno flor beiueiien, ooB pr beg.
ihnt 5lir Gait gelcgtct &erbredcns
unihuloig lei - !.
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Crnppfnmtnttrri
in fintr Ra(trnt!
Cic ylrutcrcr gebcn baum ~ Oru
3apntiitrn iibrr.-glndJ
Snrpam arfallrn,
ei0iman nodJ in ealtillo.

Gcra Gru3, t6. Mai. - Gin
GiIbote bradte Die SamOc, 6ab bic
Rpierta Iruppcn in Den Eie0u0.
Norodgn Der Staot Wlerifo inter
6iibrm0 ciueS majors meuterteE,
iif ge9en Suerta uno fir giaa
ertlGrteH imo mebrere Sfii3ierc, Ole
nidlt mitmoden molteu, nieocrido.i
ieli. arie9Snliniiter 9Imqucf5 20.
gcgilncnt uon aerrtruppen Wuroe
itIeliii9ii nod) ben garadcn eut.
idn0t els es ober anIangte, naren
bic WlGltercr elitiIobeu, unO man
pernntbet, oaB tie lid Ocn 3apa.
tiiten onihlicBen.
CSlonbmiIroiBe, obidou mr priba.
te giodlrid]tcn ans Der Sauptltdot
Neritc 6eiogeu Dab ole 5eOerali,
item nr rs Dleilen iiiolid Dun
Der Sauptita0t pon 3opatiitcn Clio.
nerifnuii1cu Gcbeaem angcgriiien
miroen, Gns 6rge6niB Oe5 Siam.
pics IL nod uiht betannt; man
alaubt Gtcr, oab lido oort cine ern.
10 GntDideluug porbercite.
0nfruitaot 5nrpam gcialleu.
gSoibingion. 1G. 0}ai 1ic
Soienita6t 5urpam al Der Gitfii-
tie @ierifo's. 5piiden @era Gruj
mo Snnlpico 9eIegeu lit oen gcr.
iaiiimgsparteileru in Die SGnoe &c.
ialIen. lleberbnupt bat ole Siam.
pagne DER aonitittiouoliitcn gegen
Suerta ouf Scr gaujen @inie allen
Grnites bcgounen Senerdl 8iIIa
feIaqert nit einen iturfcn 6reres-
bauien Die Stn0t Sdltillo, Oa8 les.
ic 9olmcrf @uertas.
glus Dem Eager 0eS Gc6eacufilb.
rers Slrronja miro gcncIOct 3a.
pota hot Bic 5ta0t glerito p0aig
eiugcifIoiicH; lniiheu ,3opntiiten,
oic III uddliter Gdbc Der Staot
ibm0rncn, lnO 0cn Grilppen Sen.
Eucrtas lit es 81 Sd)nrruiIbeln
SfFomner, Ser RcbcIlcugcncral
cbrcdou bot Die 5taot @lo,atlau
ocn cgtrfa Irnpeu entriiien. sun.
yuis @otoii muB iih bilnen Sur.
sem oen 9lc6cllcu crgcben
Der gcrbleib Sillimnn'S.
Stobt @terifo, t6. @iai - 6icr
lit cin 3ug NIT % amcritoniiten
5liihtIingcn airs Can Sni$ &oto.
il ciilgetroicu. Gic ,5lilhtlinge Be.
rihtcn ooB ,Sobn n Giaiuat
9ice.apniul, imncr nod in SaI.
tile weiIc, neil iih ibn fcmc ee.
Ieqcnbeit geboteu babe. Die Stn0t
5u ncrlaiien; er crireue lid) abcr
IN jcocr 9eiiebuug DolitdnOIger
Srcibeit,
@crbanSlnngsn OeridJu6eu.
@di6ington, 16. Wlni. Gle
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glatiunalaarOiiten SerpDnt.

@rie, ga., 16. @ai. = gtnd) ei.
ner bitigeu Debate bot Die Tem.
iploarlia 5eoeratiou Of 2abor in ib.
rer Sdbresoerialnmlllug beihloiier,
oaB fein llnion ginmn oes States
Der ylilij beitreten bari. GeIegui
8aoiO 8iaiaus iprad ii6 Oabin
ats, oaB 70 piele llnion.Seite uie
moglib iib Der StantsmiIi3 an-
idlieben iolltelt uno onb oicie,
falls iio nufaeforoert tperbcn ioll.
Ten, nie 4uffen gegen itreifeliOc
sfrbcitrr 5it erareifctL li6 fueigern
iolteiJ oieies 81 tbilu.
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M ". M

@rono SysIono, Is. Naoi. 3os
StaotsfeloIoger Der Nebrosfa @rano
Armp Of tie 5fcpnbIic lit om eSrei-
tag bier gum glbidhlB eetommcn.
Die 8abE Der 8eduiten ergd6 fo(.
genbeS 9leiultot: Commander, ..
8. GilranO, 5oirburp; Senior vi.
ce-Gomnanoer, Sra @ristpolo, Ger.
ingtou; Sunior gsice-GomntanOer,
@. 9. goIIano, Cambridge; gtr3t,
Or. Q. e. SpduIoing, omaha;
aaplon 9. ". DUNCAN, NSaoer.
~. Niebrere geidliiiie iplrSen oil.
9euonlmen, Snrunter elmer, in luel-
dem Die 3uitdnOe, weIdle in Den
Solontens6einten 9lebrasfa's herr.
ihen, oerbonHtlt iperhen
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9lns Council Bluffs.

- Den Wiiblarbeiten Der BRO.
bibitioniiten lit es geIungcn, Die bel
DER udhiten Stnntspabl 5u eruab'
lenoen glidter ouf einen ieparutelI
8nbIJettel al trinpeu, ioooB fol.
aenOe @abI8ettel I'M 5eloe itebell
!uerSeu. 0emofraten 9lepublifo.
ner, 5o3ialilten Brogreiiipe uno
unabbaasig rihterlid. Gie Srobi-
bitioniitpn naren erbplt, oaB lie fei.
men ei1enen 0ablSettel oIliitelleil
fonnten. 9ie Hihterfanoioaten oer
bier po!itildleu ,Eurteien meroen OIL
S6luB Ger iemeiliseu 8ablSettel
erideiuan im6 auBerOem ale 5uiahi.
men alf Dem imabbduoigen 8abI.
3ettel
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sOnsert Ser sdlueSsn nnS oentidsn

gSie iulr beretts beridtet, finoet
am 9onneritag Gbeiio Den 2S. Nlai
i'm Sdpeoiifen 9lneiturilMn elm
aou5ert Der id)lpeOiihen lmO oellt-
iden S1uger 0nlabo's itott. Gs
lit oieS ieoenfatts elm ieItcnes Or
eisniB, ons cine groBe 8ubOrer-
idaft dn3ieben oiirfte. 8eiOe ger-
einieuneen tperben 8crIen 6eS 2ie-
oerifases gum Gortrng bringen imo
aud noniboite 5olilten iueroen lid
ss,otefl ylEssy
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On geratGuna.
@cneraliiabdefS fOnieriren in aarIS'
baO. DSaterlanO" nntcruegS.
- Gen. D. arim beitraft. -
YieiOrO oeS 6rabtl0irn SrlepBOus.

9erI;n t6 glai. - g5ie aus
Starl8bao bcrihtet nirS, iiuo geitern
in 6enl beriibmten bobmiifeu aiIr.
.ort eeuerol Der Sniauterie bon
0ioltta, Der Gbei oes @roBeu @e.
neraIita6s Der oelltideu 9Iruec, uno
@eneral Ger eSuiauterie 5reiberr
pom 6jbenoorf, Der Gbei Oes gro.
Bcn @rucralitnbs oeS oiterreitiidl'
ungoriitrn Seeres, IuianmIenge-
troiien. g8ie meiter brrlnutet bat.
ten Ole beioen 8enernlitnbdleis cine
lanacre aouieren5. Ger 3niam.
menflrnit Der beioen Stratcgcn miro
bier erbebIihe 8eOeutlng beigcmei-
len.
Der ncle Gunipfcr .gaterlnnO"
rou Der Snntburg.9lmerifa &inie
elm S6meiierihiff bes Superator,
bat BON Gurbapen ans ieiue Sung.
iernia5rt iiber Ocn 9ltIantiihen
G5em ua9 glen Dorf oHgetreten.
gln gorO bcIanoen ii6 800 Eaiia-
giere Ser eritcn mo 5lueitcn rno
1000 Baiioglere Der orittcn aniil.
te unO Ocs ,3miihenocds. @iue
gciterr glEeuo IN GuT6oUeu bon
oem Gampier eingetroiieue 5lnfen.
0cpeld)e meIOcte, DAB er nit 9eid).
tigteit cine @eihniuOigfeit bon %
stnoten in Der Stunoe jnrildIeae.
@egen geleioigung oes betann.
ten 6ran5osIings mo clidiiiideh
9ieidstngSabgeorOneten " etterle
nurOe Felte in Golmar General D.
aeim Ger 8oriiter oes 9eutiden
8ebrpcreins, 81 5meibmoert glarf
@eloitraie oOer 5lpanjig Gngen 8nft
perurt5eilt. Ger General bate in
ieiHer Gntriiitlmg ilber 0as Erei.
ben OaS reidlsieinolideu Golfsboten
einen 5eitigen 9tngriif aiIf 6eniel.
ben genlndt mo i'm a(S einen I'M
fran3oitfen SolOe itebenoen agi-
tutor bc5cihuet, Der ans oem
9ieihstog gctrle6en mo pegen
Sohperratbs pro5eiiirt iuerOen lolte.
Die @erpoIlfonulmllng OeS OraGt.
loien Ielcpbous id)reitet init 9roBeu
Sdjritten porrparts. gBie beute be-
fanut mnroc, ianote ole 3eutidc
3eleimfcn,@eieaidoit pon ihrer
2tation in Hnucn Orabtlos Wiulif,
ftittfe Gus, bie in g8ien 0citlitl ii
bort lullroei. glltd) ipurocf dilf.
cine Gntferintng BON iedls6unOcrtI
Meilcu 5ipiiden glanen iinO ocmI
6itcrrcidiiden SfriegSboicn 8old
ora6tloic Sclep6ongeiprofc gefiibrt
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g8ns ~ piel it, 1T AZ pieL.

George Goanc, Elert IN Der Of
flee oes 0tetropoiitnu 8aileroiitrif-
te8 ongeItelt, bat Die glrbeit einge-
felt; er bebauptet, OoB @eiddfts-
fiibrer Sopea llnnt0gli6eS bon ibm
nerIangc. glud) onoere gIugeiteIl-
te beflagen iid iiber olouge 9tln.
oen", obne oaB ie iraeno pelde
onfitr erboIten.
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sRnbc WisStr beraeitellt.

5riniOoo, Col, i6. Nai. -Scit.
Dem gumoesmilitor i'm iiioIiden
Streifeebfct @oIoraoo's 6ie 3iiael
DER Hc1ierlmg ergrifien bat, herr.
ihen oort Rlbe mo GrOnilna. gludl
niht cine @eipalttbotIgfeit lit Dor.
9etonunen. Gle Counties 2aS slni.
mas rmO Suerfano, ipelhe oos mel.
Ite gLtoergieben mlijupeiien ge.
babt bnben, babeu Gin imgenobn.
lid itarfes fremoes Clement; glnge.
borige BON einigen oreibig gtntiona.
iitdteu iino bort ais @rubenarbei.
ter beidaftigt nno man bate niht
gegloiibt, ooB oieic lid Der neilen
0ronuug Der 9ingc 10 idnea fiji.
gen iuiir0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

9ie 3anten mlo 9errcn oie
Oen &idetperfaui fir Dos 9eutide
Ibeater i'll Sonben batten limo
freunoIifit eriud]t, NIT oeln gor-
iiber oes aontites, Serrn @uitop
Sal!eiien, 10 idnea aIs nlogIi6 ab-
3urednen oomit Die gan5c angele.
genbeit obne 9er5lt9 abgeiflloilet
ner0en fam.
9as 3beater.3omite
- 0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Gisfallrer ltreifen.

g1inneapolis, 16. @ai. - Sier
lit iuioIge beS Streifes Der eis.
fnbrlelIte Elm gismaneeL eineetre.
ten. Gtpo $50 qeute boben oie
glrbeit eingeitellt. SSSn ben Soipi-
t1lern ipuroe oas giS inter poli-
3eili9er 8eoedltng abselieiert.
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0nnblueIlr ;srnlten.gerein.

PIN fommenoen Sonntag oen III.
0eai feiert Der Omaha 2an0tuebr
sSrauen Gerein in Der 8obmii6ea
8nrrtbaqe, 13. itno D}artba StraBe,
iein biertes Stiftun9sieIt ourd Elm
4on5ert unO 9tuffiibrltng 6es Ginaf.
ters Cine mtgenebme lleberra.
ihung". ga Die 9oqellbeleBiutg ei.
lie redt quite lit, fam man elmer
gltten gIufiiibritug eutgegenieben. Ger
S6h1B Oes 8eite8, ipeldes INN 6.:30
ieinen gInfang ntlnnt, biloet Elm
GROCER 8au. Die 6reilnoe bes Scr.
ems iinO freun1lidit ein9elaoen.
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