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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
AUTOS REPLACE
HORSES AT HOME
IN WAR RIDDEN COUNTRIES, Es.
PEciALlY IN GREAT
BRITAIN.
All Available Horses Have Been Com
mandeered and Are Now Doing
Duty In the Army.

With the opening OF the European
war. the confiscation OF practically ali
vehicles and horses then In use by the
military authorities. left European
merchants entirely without adequate
delivery facilities and threatened 70
cripple the business of many Of the
greatest firms abroad.
Harrods. Ltd. the biggest and most
famous department store in London
Immediately started tests of all avail
able motor cars OF American English
make. to take the place OF those com.
mandeered BY the government. Eli
cheney and economy trials were insti
tuted TO determine the vehicles hes,
suited for the company's use.
The investigation resulted in the
purchase by the company OF a full
dozen OF Overland delivery wagons
After using the cars for more than a
month the company showed its an
prevail OF the service given by a re
peat order for nine more cars of the
same make. as well as an order for
a Willy utility truck.
This large Overland battery. not only
forms the backbone OF the extensive
delivery system OF the company. which
covers the entire city. and a wide ter
ritory In the surrounding country, but
also plays prominent part in feeding
the 22.oOO Canadian troops encamped
on Salisbury Plains. a number of miles
from London The cars make daily
trips with loads Of provisions between
the city and the big camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
GIVEN GOOD TEST
Earl 5raunlieh Shows Merits OF New
1915 Hariey-Davidson Motorcycle
in Hill Climb.

Motorcyclists In the vicinity OF
Wheeling are much interested in the
new 1915 model Harley-Davidson ma
chine that was received by Earl Braun
Itch during the past week. Many new
and distinct features have been add
ed 10 the machipe for the coming year.
included in which is a lowering OF the
frame OF two inches. a three speed at
tachment and mechanical oiling sys-
TEN. The machine Is rated as an
eleven horse power. and will negoti-
ate any hill in the country with COM
parative ease. Thursday afternoon
Mr.. Braunlich demonstrated the hill
climbing OF the machine when he car
ried in a side car attachment Ave pas
sengers and himself over Wheeling
hill from Fulton TO the city. The total
aggregate weight brought over the
heavy grade amounted to 1,1eO
pounds. This is the first time any
thing of this description mas been tried
and II proved an entire success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
PRISON LABOR
Conditions In Various States Are Ole.
eussed BY Attorney c. c. Battle.
Of New York

The convicts working on theroads
In Iowa have a status differing from
tnat OF the convicts In the prisons OF
practically all other states" said
George Gordon Battle. the distin-
gutshed New York attorney who ap-
peared on behalf of the national com.
mittee on prisons aud prison labor IN
a suit TO test the constitutionality of
the contract system OF convict labor
In the state Of Rhode Island.
In Iowa the men working on the
roads receive $3.50 per day for their
labor. they themselves paying for their
Keep and clothing. and being at liberty
10 send the balance to their dependent
families. They are still under restric-
uon, but their right to wage lifts them
out OF the slavery status into that Of
state wards.
Slavery Is prohibited by the consti-
tuition OF the state Of Rhode Island
without the exception as to punish
ment for crime found In the federal
and most OF the state constitutions.
The committee therefore claims that
the statute authorizing the state board
or supply and control to let the labor
OF the prisoners by contract is in con-
nict with the state constitution, and
the contract therefore illegal.
The action OF many states in plac-
ing those prisoners who can be trust
ed out to work on the roads is in line
with this forward movement. On the
roads the prisoner can do work which
mas value great enough TO permit the
payment OF the wage. Iowa has proved
the plan practical; West Virginia.
New Jersey and other states are sue
cessfully passing through the expert
mental stage. while many more states
viii enact legislation permitting such
work during the coming sessions OF
the Legislature.
The national committee on prisons
and prison labor" Mr.. Battle conclud-
ed, stands firmly behind this road
work when Il is conducted under con-
ditions fair to the prisoner and the
free workingman. and hopes In the
next few years TO see honor mem
making good roads everywhere
throughout the country"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
sTINEMoN's HILL IS IN iMPAss
ABLE CONDITION AT THIS
TIME
Ohio Valley Automobile Association
VIII Ask Marshall County Connie
sioners to Make RepairA

According to automobile men and
those who are compelled TO haul heavy
loads over the Big Wheeling creek
road. which II one of the most trav.
cied roads N Marshall county. one
piece Of road that IL a serious draw
back TO both the residents OF that
vicinity and people living on the up
per waters OF the stream is what is
known as Stinemon's hill While this
Is but a short hill. II is one that is
Stunned by all people who can travel
some other road even by going a
greater distance in going to and re-
turning from the city.
The road In question II located
about seven miles from Elm Grove,
and is considered n disgrace to the
county. II Is but a few hundred feet
long and rises to an almost equal ele-
walton. Several times the Taxpayers of
Marshall county have petitioned the
county court to have this road re-
newed- However. their efforts In this
direction have failed. as the road still
remains on its old location.
Several times Il has been pointed
out to the commissioners that this
change could be made at comparative
~ little cost. and also. II located any.
where near. would shorten the dis
lance at least one-half mile. Another
thing In favor OF this change Is the
fact that at the present time the road
leads along the very brink OF the
water. and every time a flood stage
of water Is reached the road is dam
aged TO considerable extent. Enough
money has been spent IN repairing the
bank along the creek to have built q
good road that would be clear OF the
water and not in the least danger
from the highest stage ever reached
in the creek.
II Is said that this matter viii be
taken up by the Ohio Valley Automo-
bile association and a request made
that the county court OF Marshall
county take action in the matter and
have the work done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
GIVES IS CHICKENS
Local Man Gives Aid 10 Poor People
Through Associated Charities.

On Thanksgiving morning a well
known produce man of the city donat-
ed twenty-five chickens and ducks to
the Associated Charities. which were
distributed during the morning by the
officials TO poor families of the city.
During Thanksgiving the organization
contributed very lIDera1ly to those In
need in order that they might enjoy
the pleasures OF Thanksgiving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

First entry for the next Indianapo-
lis 5OO-mile race has already been
made. three Maxwells being sent to
the post six months ahead OF the con
test Billy Carlson. the Los Angeles
veteran, is the only driver to be
named thus far. however. the rest be-
ing reserved for choice later on. with
Tetzlaf and Oldneld as fayorites.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
AUTO BRIEFS.

w. G. Bishop. Harry Workman. Rob-
ert Stiiwell and Stewart Stilwell. all
OF Connellsviile. Pa. passed through
the city Tuesday. in a Hupmobile, en-
route TO San Francisco. Cal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

"RaVished Belgium" the story OF an
unpreIudleed eyewitness, by VIII Ir.
win one % Americas greatest writer's.
See u In the Wheeling Sunday News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

c. +. Adams a Co. Of this city,
agents for the American la France
Engine Company. sold fire trucks 10
the towns Of Washington. Pa. and
steubonville. o.. during the past week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Tickets on sale at Davis. Burkham
& Tyler's Music Store for the World
Famous Williams Singers. Admission,
Csc. soc. 75c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Through the courtesy Of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association. Secreta-
~ A II. Hoblitzell. OF the Ohio Val
ley Auto Club. has received a copy of
what is known as the North and
south map. prepared by the associa.
ton- The map shows the main routes
OF travel between northern and CEN
tral States and the southern section
OF the country. based on United States
geological surveys. The map is a very
popular one, being great aid to tour
lists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

The next meeting of the directors
OF the Ohio Valley Automobile Club
VIII be held Thursday evening, De-
cemoer 10. Many important matters
will be transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
BIG WHEELING CREEK ROAD
GREATLY In NEED OF REPAIRS
MOTORCYCLE NOTES.

Niles Minkemiller. local young man
made his debut in the racing game
Thursday when he rode in the Motor
cycle hill climb held under the aus
pieces OF the Wheeling Motorcycle
Club. This was Minkemiller's first
attempt at riding In n race and he
was credited with having made the
hill in the fast time OF 80 1-2 seconds
In the irst event and 40 seconds IN
the second event. This equalled the
time made by Charles Lipphardt, win
ner OF the event. but owing to the fact
that Minkemiller did not enter until
short time previous TO the race he
failed to get place on the program.
He rode Harley Davidson in the
contest and riders in this vicinity
predict that with a little more exper-
fence will be one OF the best In the
business.
Otto Ritz. riding Harley Davidson
machine. captured the frst prize In
the annual Thanksgiving Day hill
climb OF the Wheeling Motorcycle
Club. He negotiated the distance ~
George Miller. who received a frac-
ture OF the collar bone In the race
Thursday is improving and will be
able to be out in few days.
Gray Sloop. OF Mooresville, N. c..
lost his life Thursday at Savannah.
Georgia. when he lost control OF his
motorcycle in the 300 mile race and
crashed into tree. Three others
were seriously injured.
Several riders in Wheeling and
vicinity are contemplating the pur-
chase OF 1915 model machines within
the next few weeks. The three speed
Attachment together with the lower
ing OF the frame seems to be making
a big hit.
A series Of indoor events are be-
ing planned by the members OF the
local club for the winter months.
These affairs are being planned in or
der TO keep the club members togeth-
er during the winter. Already q
( number OF plans are under way for
/ races that will be held next summer.
the first OF which will likely be on
Decoration Day.
Charles De Long. OF this city, lost
control OF his Harley Davidson ma
chine Thursday while riding on the
south Side and rammed an automo-
bile. While his machine was con-
siderably broken up and damaged De
Long escaped 'Sith only slight cuts
and bruises. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

According to statistics recently fur
nished. West Virginia has. during the
past year. saved 100000 on the con-
struction and maintenance OF roads in
the State by the use OF prison labor.
state Road Engineer Williams not
only maintains that the use OF con
Wet labor saves money for the State.
but that II also makes the moral and
physical life of the convict better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
SPECIAL.

All Inspected Meats Roast Beef
l2iR and 10 cents. Boiling Beef. "a
cents per 10. Eggs. per dozen. 30 cts
Fresh Dressed Chickens. Ducks and
Turkeys.
BEUTER BROS, iit6 Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

The first man to enter the next In
ulahapois 5Oo-mile race. yet six months
away. II Billy Carlson. shown above,
VINO VIII drive a Maxwell. This sterling
youth IL n native OF California. who has
gwen evidence OF great ability I'm many
hard fought contest. He hopes 20
snow Europe where to get off at in the
next Hoosier race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

George Miller. who received a frac-
ture OF the collar bone In the race
Thursday is improving and will be
able TO be out in a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Students of the Bellaire High school
celebrated their gridiron victory of
thanksgiving over Wheeling High
scnool, Thursday night. with an auto
mobile parade TO Martins Ferry and
lnls city and return. About 30 ma
chimes were in line. and were donated
ior the evening by business men OF
Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Gray Sloop. OF Mooresville. N. c.
lost his life Thursday at Savannah
Georgia. when he lost control OF his
motorcycle in the 800 mile race anc
crashed into a tree. Three other.
were seriously injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Several riders in Wheeling and
vicinity are contemplating the pur-
chase or 1915 model machines within
the next few weeks. The three speed
attachment together with the lower
ing OF the frame seems to be making
big hit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Otto Ritz. riding a Harley Davidson
machine. captured the FIRST prize In
the annual Thanksgiving Day hill
climb OF the Wheeling Motorcycle
Club. He negotiated the distance ~
80 seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

More than dozen American-made
automobiles are being used as hos
pital ambulances in Paris The cars
are priced because OF their Iightness
and speed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28


A slight automobile accident took
place yesterday afternoon at the cor
ner OF Market and Fourteenth streets.
when a large roadster rammed a car
on the Warwood line. The automobile
was but slightly damaged. while the
steps and fender were torn from the
traction car. The driver OF the car
escaped without disclosing his iden-
tity.
Several people from this vicinity
motored to Washington. Pa. Thurs
Gay. where they saw Wash. -Jeff. de.
feat Bucknell by the score OF "a to O.
The new garage and repair shop
that is being erected at Elm Grove As
fast nearing completion and win be
ready for operation within a short
time.
More than dozen American-made
automobiles are being used as hos
al bal.
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arOnunssfeier Der glf.Sar.gen.
6err Gbas. .. geatOn nnS Fri.
SOfitetler 5nm S0uigs'
pnar gefrDnt.

0tit groBem Boup tpur6e geitern
Q[beno 6oS a6nigspanr Der Gt.Sar.
Sen 9etr0nt. Die 8liidliden itn6
Serr 9. 8eatort, felt sSobren eines
Der tbdtigIten 0attgIie6er Der glt.
5ar.8en, ttltO SRI. iSrancis Sofitet-
Ter, cine Der 6ebor3ugten 36dter
0n1oba'8. Qie &r0nung8-gereulo.
ME mar im StiI Der fron30iii6en
&r0nung8feier i'm Sabre 1880 ge-
balten. @eget 5000 8erionen nobn-
ten Der 6eitltdteit nit Dem 0orauf.
folgenoen @alabol BEL 0arltnter
ald Der @ouoerneur init ieinent
Stobe. 9ie 9eforotionen narett
feen6aft 1tn0 fanoen aIlgenleine 8iir.
oigung. G8 mar Elm paiienOer &b.
idluB Der groBen Sabregfeier.
Serte gta6utittag fon1n1t audi Der
&arnebal gum Mi9IuB un6 Die 6ies.
iGbri8e 2H.Sars8en- -6eier, bic i'm
@roBen lm0 @an3en erfolgrei6 mar,
fontmt 0aHlit boIitdr0ig gum gIb.
IhluB. .....
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George 9SIambef gefforbeu.

George 8lambet, elmer Der 1Ite-
iten 1tno ongeie5erl6iten 8iirger bon
Wdaar6, lit an oen sSoIgen elmer
.Speration I'M GmanueI-SoipitaL ge.
ftorbeu, Or bate elm 9llter bon
70 SSa6ren errei6t. 8Ianl6ed, Elm
bie0erer glattoelttlder, fam I'M Sob.
re 1858 nod 0en Ser. Stanten un6
lieB ft6 1862 in Douglas gountn
rteber, eritdr16 cine fSarrt tn Der
Rabe bon 0tiaor6, 3og it6 Dor meb.
reren Sabren aber ms 9SribatIeben
5ltriif 1n1O fltugirte mebrere Sabre
dl8 8itrgeru1eiiter 0es Std0t6ens.
@r NOR etner Ser @riinoer oes 0eiI.
lorO 8tott0eltideu @ereing. Gin
Der 95olitit nabut er regen @ntbeiI
uno mor tets auf Soften Ser 2ibe.
ralen 8lt finoen. Mtebrere NaI Der.
trot er ieinen 9iitritt IN Ser 2egis.
lut1lr.
gtm 27. IGr3 5. 8. feierte ct nit
ieiner 8rnlt 6a8 SeIt Der goIoenen
So63eit. 9lonbef miro iiberlebt
bon Ietner S5rau, 6 &irl0ern, 12
8roBfir6ert lln0 einem ltrenfeI. 9ie
gaomet Der ain0er ftro: George 49,,
Otto u10 aSSobn 9SIonlbed, srolt
Wog9te 8eitpboIett, SSrou gutHa
8uI urt6 6rait Gillian gfeutpeI.
Die 8eerOiaung ft1oet Sonntog
gtahnittog bonn &ra1ter6auie aus
ouf Dem MiGor0 Srie0bof Itatt.
8lanbed mar elm braber oetttIder
Warn. @bre ieiuem 9lnoenfen. Sen
trattern6en SinterbIiebenen lpre6en
iptr 1tnier 8eiIei0 aus.
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zen tbnen ole8 9enomnten bo6eif.

ben tbnen alle8 genou1uten baben.
g8irbaIleu, ]iuiiiidb- BoIeu, iiber
Berlin imO Sa1biIIe, g. g., Z. 0ft.
~ 9[ls eriter engIiidlpre6enber
Observation-Disclosures tDur0e mir
bonn oelttideu @euerulIta6 aeltattet,
ben 6eiitideu Sruppen mad gtuIIiid.
8olen 5u foIgen. SD mar 8eiiae
eines ifrefIi6en Sreffens, IN uek.
dem ibtpere rtiiii6e 9lrtiqerie 6le
oeliti6en 8oiitioneu beidoB. DtS
@roe bebte inter Dem Bonner oer
Ganonen, nber Die Deltti6en Itar6en
nie cine Steinmouer un0 eriui6erten
oas 5euer Der 9fuiieu langian aber
nit GROCER Greffii6erbeit. gs ae.
lang ben gfuiien ni6t, ben Iinten
5liigeI Der 9eutiden an iDerfen; Der.
ielbe erbieIt geritGrtunaen rn0
ihIug nue 2ngriffe Der 5ein6e blu.
tig ob. 9reinal itiirmten Die R1d.
len, ober ebenio oft purben iie fteg.
reid 5lriidgeialagen. 9os Gefeht
E
outert bereits bier Gage.
8etrogra0. 10. Oft. - Bar gatdo.
las iit bon Der S5rort, mo- er fidl
mebreren ieiner Sruppen gesetat,
Soipitdler beiudt un6 mebrere Sc.
itltngen inipi3irt bot, Die0er nodl
Der SuuptitaOt oe5 2artoes 3uridge.
tebrt.
2onoou 10. oft. - gtus 9iar
miro nod Berlin gemeIoet: ,9te
.ruiiiide Snbafon no6 l1ngarn lit
gei6eitert. 9ie guIIen ftnS iiber
Die aarpatbenpGiie binallg sitriif.
.getrieben nor0en. 3te SffenItbe Der
Ruiien eritredte ii6 n11r bis on 6en
San Stub, 8erideIIte ounn ober on
.6ent 8ioerItdn0 Der bereiniaten
Oeiterreider un0 3eutfhen. Ole
6eItung 9r8enps[ bdLt allen gn.
.grtffen Der 9fuiIen Stal10. (gin
Slid, oaB Die U2ogfoptter feline
oertiden AZ gentimetergei6iite ba.
benz
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l1rneltrs ibrr
Antwtrptn's fall!

SaaG 10. Sft, i6cr 2onOOH,
1918 3admittags. autmerpen
fat iidD am 5rritag ben Q. SftObcr
.2:30 gladmittagS ben 9ettidcn or.
aebcn. Die Sriegsilngge pur6e BON
bem 5burme Der aatbeOrale nm 8
llbr Worgens berabgebult unO bic
meihe EarlamentdrSflagge gebiRt.
9ie eigentIidle ltebcrga6c Der Staot
erfolgte flint nHO cine 6al6c Stun
be ipGter.
GS pirO 6ier6er gemelOet, ban bic
glOtre Dame aatbeOrale uidJt be-
idJdSiat wOrOsn lit.
iSreitag friiB 3piiflcn 6 un0 z
lthr griffen Die 9eutifcn nO6mnls
NIT llugcitiim an; bic gelsier lcis
itctcn in i6ren Sdibengrd6en lebs
Gaften 8iberitan6; 6eiOe Sciten bat
ten er6cblide gerlute. @a6renb
Der 5reitag geadlt gnben 3eppelin
2nftIdiffe Oen Oeutifen @eifiisen
bic 3ielc an. 9as 5cuer Der bent.
ihcn 9lrtillerie ipOttct icOer Se.
idJreibung,
2onSun, 10. Oft. = glns Sit.
en6c mirS gemelOet, baR bic Gent
idleu aae grIfen 5iuiidcn Silent
nno Sugleminiter nuO Die SaGn'
itatiun in giUe SteelOi serit6rt ba'
ben. = Gonitrai na6e Der fran56it.
idlcu @rcn3c iua bnn 5000 9eutiden
beiett iein.
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Rolliiiun frans6fifder SorpeOO6Oote,
glus Sentidlen gcrcincu.

Gonntog fetert Die 5it0 0maba
2oge go. 33, .. $, e. i'm Qettt-
iden Souie ibr Stiftling8feit ber-
6ttnoen NIT einent groBeu Ball. 9tGe
8reunoe 6eriel6en itno freunOIidbIt
eingeldoeu.
German 9lmerican Gontp geo.
104, Q8. 8. 8y oerouitaItet beute
g(6en6 in Der 96bniiben &urnbale
einen 9roBen 8aG
Der 0elttiAe 8amen.8erein gibt
Iein oie8idbrige8 8einleiefeIt am
Sountoq 9(ben6, 0en Is. 0ttober,
i'm 9ertfhen &altie. Die 2beiIneb-
mer f6nnen beriidert ieiu, OoB ite
ith gut onilitren luerheu.
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Silberne SOf5eit beS G6epuars
gSplOb,

Serr un6 6ro1 6rib 8oIpp feiern
beute gtbero i'm &retie ibrer 8reun-
De ibre iiGberne &od3eit. 9nS Gle.
paar goIpp sG6Gt 3u 6eu geI6dbte-
iten oeutf6en 6arniIien i'm 5taat.
Serr 8olpp bat cine 8eidaftsfarrie.
re gernaht, ouf Die er NIT lug un0
Heflt itoI3 iein fam. glIs Sluge
fam er IN 0ieieS 9an6 un6 bat IifJ
ourA eigene &raft 5u ieiner beu.
tigen Stelluna Die zines nnerfannt
tiiflttqiten 8orfierS i'm Stddte, ent.
porgeidpungen. 3aB er bot ietner
2anb8[ellten iotpobl oIs Der aGge.
meinen 8ijrgerihoft geidaBt rn6
anerfatlnt loir6, benefit Die Sbotia.
DIE, oaB er ShabntetIter Ser BEL.
ben gr6Bten gereinigungen Oes
States, oes 9roens Der Sernonns.
5obne un6 oeS StaatSberbunbes See.
bra8fa, 1T, pie en- ia altG ieinen 81.
Itrift bereits I'M Staatsienat bertre.
ten bat. ST lit oft als @ouberneur8.
fanoibot Der Demofrnten genanni
porbeu, obnc iid ieoo9 ernitIi6 i'm
Die 9eomination 5lt bernerber. Tit
Omaha Sribiine grotllIirt benz CITE.
poar SSrib 8oIpp ber5Iidit imt
ipiiniht i6mL oaB es 6ereinft olf
Die 8oI0ene Sod5eit bein beiter
8obliein gu feieru in1ltaltbe ieir
tairh,
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aligli6fr BaIammenbra4
Der tuIfI6n Wftudpt!
Die Oeutfrjen l6(agen Oret AngritTe in pO(en
40, unO Ole 0ederrei6er mGfGn Ge
aus Den EarpGt6enpd1en.
,,g,ateraem" febrt BON Oer ssromt naa ea,.ie ,nri

Bon Der 5ront, 8irbaIlen, gui.
iiid. 9oIeL 10. DIT. (ltebcr Snag
un0 gonbon.) - 3ie gfuiIen iino
idlieblib gum 9lngriff iibergegan.
gen. Die Geutiden bo6en Ii6 Bis
lett INNER bei6nert, 0oB Der 6eino
uiemals angretfe, troBoem er 3tDet-
nal 70 Itort lei Ger oeutt INNER nod
OIL Die 9reihe. Die ibm General
Stroenburg on oen maiuriIdeu Seen
berobfolgt), ober lpGbren0 Der Iesten
orei gedhte baben Die gtuiIen ibre
S6iisengraben berLoHen unb boben
Die 9ffenitoe ergriffen. Die @e.
fedtslinie eritredt iih In elmer 2Gnge
bon 60 0teiIen n0rbIid bon augu.
itolpo Bis ii0Iid nod 91f. 9on
Stalllponen (0itpreuBeO bis 5ur
@efehtsItnie fab Der SorreiponOent
feline germunoete. ollie glngriffe
Der auiien iuur6en bon ben 3eut-
iden gldn5cnO abgei1Iogen. Ser
erite glngrtff galt oem Iinten Oeut.
i6en 6Iiigel, bod tp4roen iie iebr
raid 8uriifgei6lngen. Sdon nod
oreiBtg Ylinuten batten Die RuIIet
genug un6 IieBen bonn gtngriff a6.
Die ruIiiI9e 9lrtiQerie, peIde often.
bar bon &obno @erItGrfllngen er.
Ibalten butte, ifjoB 8eitmeiie 8ieullid
gut, auneiit aber ftelen 6eren 8e.
ihoiIe melt bonn 3ieI entfernt llno
rthteten feinen S6a6en an. 3ie
gan3e ltmgegero oes ShIadtfeIOes
lit beripititet.
Die oeutiden Sr1tppen ftn6 bonn
beiten 8eiite beieelt; 6eren Ser.
pflegung lit uruiterboft, uno Der
Grain arbeitet pie elm llbrluerf.
Qqe 8ege, bic nod Dem 56la6t.
fel0e fitbren iin0 NIT 6ladtlnget
beoeft, nel6e ibren Sau8bnlt nit
ftb fiibreu uilo ibre geringen 8ie6-
beroen bor it6 bertrei6en. Qenr
Die GuIien oeren geobrungsmitteI-
8ufubr nur iebr mongeIboft 1T, mir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-10
0ie @infnfr ppn G6emifaLien.

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Sem gorter 2l6geor6nete Ies be.
iu6te StuatSiefretGr 8rban uno
oeraulaBte bic genodridtigung bon
8erianot- 5iru1en babtn, 6aB bic bon
Geutihlano ouf 0em nmerttanii6en
9anlpfer oMntttnn3oS" 5u berlaoen.
BEN 6orbitoffe onerifnuiide 8nnren
iino uub ol8 iolhe reipetttrt neroen
miiIIen. Sic oRarttan5nS" 1T be-
raits bon g1ep gort nod gtmIter-
0ant obgefabre1.