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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

field have been circulated for several
days. Now 1t developers that there
has been no decisive victory. Hence
the Russian war office is charged
with making false claims. The fact
is hat the Russian war department
has made no uch claims, and that its
statements with reference to the stu
alton In Poland have been exceedingly
moderate. The Germans attempted
again an advance on Warsaw. They
were checked with tremendous loss,
and, a large part of their army was
partly envelopcd and placed in Il des-
peratc situation. The reverse was
real. The losses were real. The
dangerous condition of the German
army was real. And a great many
over-enthusiastic people assumed that
dcpa rtment however at no time claim
ed that any decisive result had been
gained 1t reported that the condi-
tions were favorable to date. This
was all that II could do, for there was
heavy fighting still to be done, and
the result of that remained to be seen.
Instead of making exaggerated claims
the Russian bureau warned the pub
lie not to be carried away by the re-
ports in circulation, and not to talk
it for granted that the great victory
! had been won. The next stage of the
great battle is now under way. The
German, realizing their peril, sent re-
Inducements as fast as possible, and
the endangered army succeeded in
cutting it's way through the enemy's
lines at come points. The decisive
moment has not yet arrived and no
man a say, yet whether the Ger
mans will be able to withdraw their
imperilled forces without further
great loss OF will be compelled to
surrender. The official dispatches
have been absolutely faithful to the
facts.
The principal war story of the day
is sent out from London. That re-
port contains contradictory state
ments, hence it has been criticized as
unreliable. Its various sections are
contradictory because they come from
different sources. and are written
from different angles. often without
intent to mislead. But the summary
contains practically every rumor
which appears to be important, and
the source of the report is also given
The London summary which is pub
lished in the American papers each
day contains. as it has contained all
through the war. timely and accurate
records of the situation to date, to-
sether with a very impartial collec-
ton of rumors of all sorts which ap-
peared to be of Importance.
Many readers fail to take the
trouble to equip themselves with any
information. but demand that their
! papers shall tell them from day to
day who is getting whipped. That
of course annot be done until some
body is getting very decisively whip
ped. But anyone who wishes to take
the trouble car keep himself very
we'll informed. All that is necessary
Is to supply oneself with a map
read the daily reports. and exercise
a little common sense.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
melting of the local organization held
last nighf at the Comn ercial club

melting of the local organization held
last night at the Commercial club.
A committee to arrange for the en-
tertainment of the visitors was ap-
pointed. 1t consists of j. A. Dinnie.
Robert Spriggs and j. d. Turner. A
finance committee made up Of Louis
eleven, Knut Hofto and Peter Sand
ahl was also appointed.
Officers for the coming year were
also elected at last nights session.
They are Robert Spriggs, president:
Louis eleven, first vice president; E.
T. Roat, second vice president: G. n.
Barnes. treasurer; Sam Melby, SER
geant-at-arms.
Three new members of the board Of.
directors were chosen. They were
Arthur Dinnie, C. L. Linfoot and
Knut Hofto.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
BJARNE CHORUS Will SING
Well Known Musical Organization
Engaged for Farmers Meeting
: Next Friday Night.

The Bjarne chorus, we'll known to
music lovers of this city, will sing at
the farmers meeting to be held at the
Grand Forks Commercial club Fri
day evening according to an an
nouncement made by Secretary c. w.
Graves.
Letters announcing the meeting
have been sent out by the committee
to most of the farmers Of the coun-
ty. and a large attendance is expected.
A constitution and bylaws for the
new county better farming associa-
tion will probably be drawn up at
that time.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
(By Paul West.)
illustrated by. Moser.)
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Boil Haynes got anuther Hiking this
moaririHg for cutting anuthef notch
on his desk to keap track of the time
to Christmas; A%ccoEding to boath
liking &"-hotches it is now 25 days
we. & be a: hero for the good Of the
school. as we mite 'foregit 1t & let the
crate day go by!'
ANDY DIDENT MAIK GOOD.
Andy Anderson, gaiv his. exhibishon
this moarning of getting dressed &.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

reported,s ana the same care would
have been exercised in making and
publishing an estimate as close to
the actual facts as it could have been
made. - :
AS it is. The Herald feels some
qualification in the demonstration of
the accuracy of it's estimate:
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
BUILDERS and TRADERS MEET
PEOPLE WHO THINK

Are refusing to submit to surgical OPP
erations. They realize that while the
rse may remove the results Of
disease, such as tumors. gall-stones,
adenoids. ulcers. ETC., he cannot re-
move the state Of the system that al
lowed these to develop. They recog-
Mise surgery as patch work; patching
Up first one part and then another and
curing nothing. Surgery has q legltl-
mate field in the repair Of injuries,
but not In the cure of disease.
Homeopathy. on the other hand.
appeals to those who desire the best
treatment. 1t treats the individual.
cures him in his entirety. removes
those states in the system that allow
iseases to develop and when this ia
done. The results Of disease, the tu-
etc.. disappear. e
r, H7omeopathic treatment is cuRA-
Drs. Arthur and F. Margaret Peak..
Homeopathic Physicians. cr.m5,
Forks, N. D.-Adv. H~"o
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

President Tener's term as governor
of Pennsylvania expires Dec. 81. His
term as president of the National
league has still three years TO run,
and 1t is said no opposition will be
against him.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

Many Il man has made a good liv.
ing who has made a poor life. Some
men have made splendid lives who
have made very moderate and even
scanty livings.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
four COURT DECISIONS MADE
Supreme Tribunal of the State An.
ounce Findings in Quartet
"' 90, Of Actions.

Four supreme court decisions have
just been announced as follows:
Village of Page. respondent, VS.. Will
Farmery, appellant. Originating in
Cass county, reversed.
Meyers Lumber company, appel
liant, VS.. Jarvis H. Tompkins, respond.
ent. originating in Ward county, re-
versed.
More Brothers, appellants. VS.. West.
ern Grain company. RESPONDENTS. orig.
mating in Hettinger county. motion
for dismissal Of appeal denied.
L. D. Tubbs, appellant. We. Christ
Sather, respondent. originating In
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

rote that she wants Torp to talk. mu-
pay for them. Torp has got to choose
what to talk, & after q long talk with
Of the fellers he has seleckt-
ed the base drum, or. II his muther
doant like that, the clappers or the
jews harp. Seams ia. me. that Is q
good list to seleckt frum. but Torp
says like - not his muther will pick
out such fool thing like . piannsF or
suinthing.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
CHARITIES MET
THURSDAY NIGHT
Officers Were e-Elected-
Want Feeble Minded
Segregated.

All officers Of the Grand Forks As.
ISOLATED Charities were unanimously
reelected at the annual meeting OF
the board of directors Of that organ
ization held Tuesday night At the city
hall. ~,
The chief feature Of the meeting
was the adoption Of resolutions ask
ing for legislation providing for the
segregation Of all children of SUBJ
normal mental ability.throughout, the
state. ~
Such. children in. the public schools
are. 1t Is felt q detriment to the 9TH
er scholars, and~a separate school
for them will be asked.
Mrs. e. M. Pierce reported on the
relief work which she has done dur
ing the last year.. The report of tho
visiting nurse showed that she had
made 1873 visits since July 1.
The custom Of giving Christmas
dinners to the reserving poor of the
city will be continued this year.
The report Of the treausrer on the
general fund follows:
T~rcasurer's Report
Following is the treasurer's report
for the year:
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

While men continue. to make can:
non and use them, isn't 1t almost use
less to pray for peace?al- -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

Yaltor S. s.. 1ln0eneDer, Seel'
iorger Der Gelttiden 2utberlidlcn
Stride in eouuciI gIiiilss Der oerl
-Yiutb beiaf, Die 3mtimmnnGs ge.
tition Der NirtGe 3lt unter3eihncft,
uno 5lpor ipic er iebr betreifeno BE-
merfte, Undergraduate CT oieielbe I'M
n,5nterclic Der Moral. Gr ieBte iidj
Oh oiaies ygergebenS" Den NAB.
loien glngritfeu Der Wtitglie0er bic.
les 8erbonoes ocrfno1erter C8Ottes-
manner mno @robibitiorlitcn aus,
Die ibm iognr NIT geicaidjaitlihcnI
0itra]ismlS orobten. Boitor Gin.
oemep2r, Der felt neun SSabren an
Der 9eutihcn 2ltberiihen ct.
Gaul5 Stride ais 5eeliorger tbdtig
lit, erfreut ii6 Der 9ldtlng unO
2iebc oGer, Ole ibm nabe itebelt, BAT
III einem S6reiben an Die Cages
preiie icincn arititern in fol9en'
ben fernigen 8orten cine trcfflide
slntnort gegcben:
sd, mur0c ocs oitcrcu telepbo.
Mid alliqerufcn uno geirogt, ob id
Die 8irtbidaitSsFetitiou ullter8eid.
net bate Gin 0lann, pobL eil
rabiotcr 8robibitionilt als er mel.
ne beia6en0e glntport erbielt, ge.
bralhte oos fr1it;ae glrglm1ent;
,.Sie iino ein boQii6cr 4reoiger
@oS lpiiien Sic bonn Gbriitentblml
o0er Ger 9ibel?" Ger nadere
Moun peigerte iih ieood) ieinen
gtanen 5u nennen ooer bel mir Uor-
1uipreben, nm cine @rfldrung ent-
gegen 3lt ncbmen
Sd nebmc an Serr feoofteur,
ooB SIRE 3eitlng cine iolde Sano-
hung nidt gutbeiBt m0 oa id in
ben letten 1agen ungeiu9t in Die
Oeifentlicbfeit gebradt puroe, olirh
geidliiiie OeS Council Bluffs 45re-
oiger.gerbanoe8, in Der meine Ber.
ion IN lGamloler Belle angegrlf'
fen ipuroe, 10 glauhe id, 51 meiner
8ertbeiOiglmg wo9l eiu 9edt gu
bnben.
9Glio i'd ioG bon Oieier obeiliger
foie 5u" @eiellidnit niht mebr
ygeou.0et" peroen? IS iei mir
crIaitbt, in Die perfil5teu 3iefen il.
Ter G6ren Die Ebotiade etn3uflil'
tern oaB i'd ifon wieOerbolt er.
iuf)t poroen bin, mid Der @eiell.
i6ait on3uifIieBert Dab id ieoob
cbenio oft ablehute ilnO 5rpar aus
folgenoen @riinoen: o8iele , ibrer
@lieoer iino ialide Bropbeteu, De-
rem 2ebren v8eritreuun9" uno gler.
oerniB in Der Iebenoigen Stride an
ri6ten. @briltus iagt: oSiitet eud
por foIIhen Bropbeten"; uno Tml.
ms marute; Sd ermobne ober
@nd, Iiebe 9riioer, Dab SIR allf.
iebt alf Die bic oa 3erItreinmg
uno gergeruib aurihtelL neben Der
9ebre, oic sSbr geIcrltt babt, llno
ipeIbet Doil 0enjelbel. GiHe 4n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
StutfdIer fiir ecsislatnrifele.
@ise-ErGiioent 9iiller nOm .. u
StaatsDer6anO Soma in SOr.
IdDlag ge6radlt.

8aterIoo, 5a, %. 9tpril. -Serr
$ermnnn D2iQer, Der gi5e.TraiiOent
oes 9euti6.2Imerifanii6en StaatS-
perbortoes, lit BON Den 4emofrateu
in 8lnf Snmf.Gountp ols aonoi.
6at fiir Die 2egislatur III 8oridIag
gebroht moroen, lmo oae freiiinni.
gen Stimm9eber ioaten oieien Mann
unteritiiBen; er bat oaS 3eug Oaju,
in rnierer @eebgebung, Die ein ge.
naltiges grobibitions. uno 6ana.
ttfer.Glement in ii6 biret, gegen
ale glnihldgc, Die bon oieien Sin.
iterIin9en ausgebeft meroen ener.
gii6 auf3utrcten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
9cntidJes s9catsrl
Die 6cibcn gOriiellungcn inter Den
glnipiSien OeS GentrnlUerbauOS
Olltcn glaulenO beiudlt
mer0Cn.

Gas ndhite GreigniB in oeuti6eu
arciicu bon Omaha uno llmgegen0
iinD im6eoingt oic bcioen Oeutteu
Observation-Disclosures Der Gbicoao,
glilnallfcc Gcutidcu 1beater.8eiea.
i6ait inter Seihmg Oes Serru On.
itap alcmann am Dlittnod), oen 9,
tm0 Sonntag Den 10. Vlai inn 2Ime-
ritnn (benter.
IS iino uiele Sabre ber, oaB M
icrcm 9cltidtbum gutcs oentihcs
5bcatcr aeboten nllroe, imO man
iolltc ouncbmeu, oaB ole 8eutidcn
oem Geutralperbauo oofiIr 0ant
miIicn miirocu, ibnen oieien @emlf
mieoer NAL 81 perid)aiieH Qieic
9lnnabme bat nod beionoeren
@runo in Dem llmituuoe, oaB biz
aui3uiiibrenoen Stiide bon Der 5eitr
aenoiiiiden aritit als norsiiglif &C.
ihiloert nerOeu lm0 Der 9leemaun''
iden Sruppe cin gutter Rui poraus'
gebt
Ger GentroIuerbano bat in Der
@arantiring oieier beioeu BoriteI.
Iimgen fciu geriuses 9fiiito iIber
nonmen, mo iollte oesbaIb uon al
len Geiitihen ous eiirigite @ntgegeu
fommen finocn. IS freut lms, be-
rihten 5u fonuen oaB beIonoers
lmiere ocutideu 3amenoereine, oIl
itetS oaes edit Geiltibe iparnlber3ic
luterItiibeu, and oieies Ibeaterun
ternebmen traftig Bll foroern geoer
fen. gIber aud Die Serren, unr
gans beionoers ole oe1ti6e@eifait3
mrIt, ioate Dem llnterne6men Oil
groBte 5orOerlmg angeoeibcn laiien
I'm inter oieier N3iiiionsar6eit 81
t6ltn, bnbcn iif Die Serren Scnrr
9fooenburg, Der tii6tige 8r1iioeni
oes Blatt0eutiden 8ereins, un0 Sr
Sbeooor Sogel, ciltes Der eifrigiter
Qtitglieoer oes 9erbnnoes, Der N1ii
be unter5ogen, 0en Gifetperfauf 81
foroern. 3ieie Serren peroen NOR.
gen Samitag, bel unieren befamter
9elttiben poriprehen unD itebt 81
6offen oaB iic iiberoa frelnoli1it
aufgcnon1men perOen uno man ibrl
ntiibeoole, i'm SSltereiie elmer edit
oeuti6en So6e uneigenniibig oeiei
itete glrbeit ourd bereitipiIligitcs
@ntgegentommel nncrfennen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
0cbarniidte GpiteI eines henti6en
SeeIiOrgers on Den Werban0 Der
gettenp Cd get in Gonnril Slnfs!

! 5aI 0eier Dlanner, ailitatt on8 8e.
ieB lulO oas @onngeIium, 9uBc,
SiitlOe, @naoe, 8eroerbniB lno gr.
loiltng III preoigen, re0en fiber lite.
rariifc, poIitiide, io5iaIe uu0 ofo.
!noniide sSragen, poOurd lie oeu
9elueis erbringen, 0oB iie ii6 Oes
gpangeliums ifdnen iu0 nidt pie
8aulus iino, Der oa iagte: sd
belt mid niGt oafiir, oaB i'd etpaS
IpuBte inter @ud, obne auein Sc
Iium Gbriitllm oen @efreu5igten. "
9icle oerielben befennen itf gu
Der rcfornirten 1beoIogic, Die oen
0fenifen 6urf @eiebe moralii9
6eiier uno 5u einem grten Gbrilten
MAIDEN pta tpo5u Elm bis9en duBe.
rer 6irltiB, @ntbaItiantfeit bonn @e.
nuiie .geiItiger @etrdnfe uno Oe8
labats gerligt, INT Den Weni9rtt
gu einem .9iuO @ottes" al mahen.
Sic mogen iolde gOeroommungs'
piir0ige aeBereien" nidlt in e6enio
Oielen 8orten lebrclJ bod Dos lit
Die S5bec, iuel6e ole 3uborer iDren
Fre0igern entncbmen.
9od bon Ser g2atur Der 5iin0e
ltn0 Dem @laubeu all ocn Seilono
boren un0 miiien oie @eneinoes
glie6er iebr tperig. lin elmer iol.
den @eieaidaft an3uaeboren, miiBte
i6 meme lleber8eugllng perneinen
un0 Srrlebren gutbeiBen. 60 piel
iiber Die irage mctner n0ul0nng
pn0 9luSitoBung@ aus ieper @eieQ.
ihaft.
0oG nun at oeret ausgclprofe.
men gleinlulg, oaB ourd) Inter.
5eihnung Der 8etition i6 einen
,.flagronten grud) Der Ulorul unG
Der &e6tIdafieitbeit" begangen ia.
be. o3peifeqos ieio SIR MenIden
inns Die 8eisbeit Itirbt NIT Gud.
8o6 mage i'd ben @eoonfen aus.
3uipreden, oaB olt6 i'd einiac
GenntntB babe bon gutter 0foral
uno 9fedtiboffenbeit. Sbtpobl id
Die Stoot nid)t reforn1iren nil,
benn id bin MIR 9aitor Der ct.
gauI8 Stride, IN Der i'd BEN Ser.
JUDI made, metne @emeinoeglieoer
BON ibren Siinoen alt errettel1 10
fonnte es bod tneiner 9eobadtung
ui6t erteehen, baB Yrobibttion un-
nruerifnniid, ieftariIA, geeen Dto.
raj unh 9feligion lit. Sd, foroere
Nieie 9beologen ouf, mir Den
Sdriftbetpeis aii erbringen, ooB Die
9ibel, Die 8robibitioh beroommt, Ell.
re 2ebre 6es 3eufeIs lit, nno Dab
g9riitet elmer ioIhen @eroronltna
nift untermorfert iein ioI[en; bob
me6er Die boben gerlonen I'M olten
Eeitamert, Gbriltiis uo Die apoItel
8robibitioniiten iunren, oaB i'm Sc.
SertbeiI, file Den mdBigen GemlB
Don 0eiitigen @etrGrfen gut gebei-
ben babefl. SD iperoe beipeileh,
(6Ortieklina olsl Der 4. Seitel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
glns Ncm Stante sSoiua.

@Iibnen. Serr 9rdtt ftibr leste
8ode BEL Der bieIigen @ardge nor,
UNI ieinen gen5inporratb 5u ergdn.
sen. 9ei oieIer 9trbeit lieB er ben
W2otor loufen uno audi 0ns Sig.
naIift bremen. 0urd lleberfiiIs
lung oes 9enain6eb1Iters fam elm
gron0 gum glusbruG, tDelber bic
beinabe nod tteue Mlaiaine DoIlitans
big serItorte.
Maribaltotpn, Ginen sbaben
BON tmgef1br $4,000 beruriddte
elm Jeuer, oas in Dem St6ot1en
MbpDes 6urb einen iiberbibten
Ofen gum gIusbrud foni Dem
8erIuit ltebt cine geriiherilngsIlim.
me bon nur $2500 geaeniiber.
Dfdnilla. Gtonuerneur G[orfe
miro n1fIten Olputag bier efttreffen
nnb all oie bieiige giirseritboit Ell.
ne slniprahe balten i'm lie diif Iei.
lie &an1ioatur ais Gonrernenr olif.
merriam ait maheu 3u aIriher
8eit miro cr ald Gefanre lno
Srpit beiuhen. Inn aud bort einige
Rehen 5u baItey
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gerlnitreidJer grnno in So.
burg. 7entidlanO nHb bic
nmeriIauiidJ meritaHiideu Gnt.
iuidelnnacn amtlidl erOrtert. -
Die nusariidJen 9reibunbgrgrHer.
Berlin 90. 9lpril. -geim reael.
maBigeu @ohenempiane Der Diplo.
mnten beiprub Der Stoatsiefret1r
oes gIuspdrtigen b. Sagom nit benz
umertteuiihen 9oiidaiter Beroro
Ole 9leritofrdge. 81 CAB Dem @ot.
idlafter ole @rfl1rung, 8eutjdIano
Uiiuide. Der Hegierung Der Der.
Staateu feline 3peiiel oariiber 5n
laiien, 0aB es boffe. 0as geitreben.
Groulmg mo 5rieoen in Dlerifo al
ifofieu, meroe bnloigit bon poIliteln
@riolge aefrout iein r ie id)neller.
ale @litteI slItbeiBeu, ons eetuiinid.
te 3iel 81 erreiden.
IS miro saSjrem aorreiponoenten
aus aHtlider GueIle nlitgetbeilt, bic
nngebiidle glufreanng in Anibing.
tom iiber Die 5oIgen euettiieQcr
9eihlaguabnung eineS oeutihen
Sfiiies, Delhes 4atrouen nnd
Wterifp briuge, iei gang iiberiliiiiig,
on porIduiig peoer glodaoe, nod
arieg erfldrt, uno Die gebnn0lung
uelItraler Sdifie Our6 iTlternotio-
male RegeIn feitgeleJt iei.
9os SfidIaI DER in Merifo be-
finoliden 9elitiben Gilt uls iider.
geitellt. Die porbanoeneu 9nntpfer
5ur glufnabme pon Gellti1en, Die
iiberbaupt BON gusl1noern, an Gii.
itenorten 9eniigen. Sir bic Snipt.
itaOt 0leyifo boben ariegsid)iffe
8eianotidaitspahen geitellt.
8eraits bnben niele 8eutide Meri.
fos .aui 9lnratben 0es @eianoten ooS
SSnnere oes 2onoes berldiien.
@ine groBe 6euersbrlinIt in ao-
burg aiderte 13 Shelmen uno bic
Stnllllngen oes 9er5ogs ELL. Der
SdaOen miro iebr bod fommen.
@epaltiges glufieben erregt int
aoslin, @ommerm oie gerbaftung
oes 3peiten giirgermeiiters Sbor.
mann, nodoem iid oerielbe uIs
S6DmoIer entpuppt bate. @r bat
te gefGlidte Bnpiere mt Dem Ramen
oglIeranoer" benltbt, unS es itellte
ii6 oann beraus, 0aB er Den gta.
men ans &apieren 0es bieiigen
Nehtsanpaltes 9lleraloer ll1hge.
obnlt bate.
6riiber NOR 3bormann Wingi.
itrotsaiieiior in 8romberg. Gort
beiratbete er i'm Sanuor Die Eo6ter
zines b6beren Stoatsbeonten. gr
beitono niernalS oas Staotsernnten
aIs 2liieiior,-trosoem tpuroe er
inter etipa 700 8eperbern porgeao.
gen. Sn aoslin mar er ii6rigens
iebr 5eliebt, bis er es geratben
fnno, 3u oerorften. Gr murbe tied.
briefIi6 oerfolgt, uno ieBt lit er
in @oft genonmen lporOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

ale 9or6creitlrngcn fir cinen mar
men gnipiang aetroiicn.
Der IatriOtismuS in Nc6ruSfa.
9incolu, Reb., 80. 9(pril. -aus
allen 3bciIcn oes Stdate5 gcber
General sal, Dem geiebIsbaber De;
StuatsnlilB 2lpplifationGt ar Sr
aanijirlng pon aonIpagnien iiil
gilornq oeS neilcn Sediteu 9egl
ments Su. 9l1e aontpagnien mel
oetan bautc Dloracn ariegsltdrfe
nit 9lAsnabnle iencr BON 6oiriielt
uno g)orf.
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gnl( Scr s,nruOari.

Die Omaha 2oge go. 629 0es
0cutiter Gr0en Der Sarlgart ber'
unitaltct Somitag 9lbenO in Der
g0bmiidcn 5urnboae all Is. lnG
D1art6a StraBe einen groBen Bal,
po3u oa9 tSeitfonIite cine freunS'
lide 9iulooung an ale 1Rit9lieber
mo 5rcltnoe ocr 2oge erge6en
ldbt. Die 6drugart 2ogc bdlt
otter 5eitlidfeitcn ab unO ale ne9'
men eincn fir Die I1eilllebmer ge'
nuBreidIen 8erIouf, 9ics miro lid
Don Dem 6cuoritc6enoen 8alle ia9en
laiien, oa oos Gontite eS an nidts
feblen I1Bt, Inn elnen allieitlgen
grfolg 3u er3ieleu.
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6OOO seindjcr in ser 9Insitellnna

lleber 5000 Gerionen beiu6ten
bic o2om Soft Of 2iping" glusitel.
lung om 0tittpod, 5u lpclder 8e.
iu9er5obl Council 9luffS, 2incoIn,
Blottsmoutb unO anoere groBere
Std6te 9tebraSfa'S Elm gute8 4ou-
tingent iteIlten gluh Der Gmoba
96la9terberbano Itellte ietu Quo.
tun.
Ser geitrige 3og NOR Dor aQent
bem @eionge 9elpiOmet. Ger Sma-
fla Muitfoerein Iieferte @Ian5Ieiihut-
gen, lu1o bat geipiBIid ni9t Der.
feblt, BEN tauienOen Don 3ub0rern
auf's gteue NIT ben S9onbeiten
oeS oeltti6en 2ieoeS einen boben
@enuB 3u bereiten. Der 8eifnu
mar ber3Iid). Qa mar iider 10
Weanfer, Dem Ser oeitlhe geiang,
tpie er geItern abeno' i'm glubitorium
norgetragen muroe, ettpoS gteues,
Serrlibes mar.
Die Ifonotnaolthen @elan9bereine
bro6ten audi iebr if)one 2eiIhmgcn
gum gortrog. SSSbre eigenartig
itlmmlngspoaen 3ongebiloe fanoen
ollgemeinen geifall.
3ieie nielieitigen initiifnliiden @e-
niiiIe IieBen bod nod 3eit, au6 Die
groBe neuortige 9lusitellung einge-
beno Su beihouen. Gieie glusitel.
lung bat ihon oen einen groBen
9ned, bos 9ublifllm NIT oen Sna-
bo'er 9eidGften rno ibren 8aoren
belier nertrolt at MAIDEN. llno
bonn Bot aud manhe SausfrmI
Iebr ttiitlihe 8infe fir oen Saits.
bait IN hieier suslteIIlmg rrbalten.
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gIs sdI1inSIcr ocpadt.

gerbaitnna bee 3lUeiten Siirarrmei.
tiers BON aOsln crrest SeHiatiOH.
- gerluitreidJer graHo in SO.
burg. 7entidlauO nHb bic
amerifauiidJ meritnniidleu Gnt.
midrlnnseu amtlidD srOrtert. -
Die unsariidlen 9reibuHbgrseHer.
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0r.Miniitcrpraiibcnt 9reitLina t00t

Stutt0ort, q. NpriI. Der trll'
6ere miirttembergiide 0SiniIterprd.
iioent no sSuiti8miniiter g8ilbeIm
qluguit b. 9reitIlng lit geltorben.
t8cboren A Sonilar 1885 81 0aiI'
0ori.l
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GerIunalnotis.

sSrau sc. Stau0aher feierte nm
0ieuItag in ibrer Bobnllng 2440
SiiO 90 StraBe im areiie ibrer
8ertpanOte uuo 9efannte tbren @e-
burtstag. Wiltiitaliide llnterbaltlnig,
6iibider @eiang itilo au9 ein gutter
SSn1biB balfen Die 5eier au bers
idhnnern
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gln9 Dem Staate.

2incoln. Gas Gbergeridt bat iif
getueigcrt, i'm 5alle BON Set $ar-
oeitn non gierce Gountp, DER me-
aen zines Sittlihfeitsuerbre4ens
nerurtbeilt mar, oa8 Grtbeil 5il an.
bern luo Ser 8erurtbeilte bat 0os
3u6tbaus be5ieben miiiien. 5rau
gll6ert G06olm bat beim 0bergeridt
gerufung gegen Ole ibrem @attell
in Smaba gelpdbrte @beideioung
gerufllng eingelegt. gObolm mar
bereit, ipinem Gbegeiponlt Die al.
it6notge Sunne BON $1,000 ais
9lIimente ous3n5ablen, oodl mid ote
,Srau onideineno oen idnooetl
IPomuson niht, ionOern lieber ben
gbegatten ipciter Orangialiren.
2incoln. gi3e-@ouperneur Utc.
Reipie, Dem ourdl geridtlihe gntldel.
ouna berboten ipuroe, iiA um Die
@oilperneurs.9eo Domination 8ll beDer.
ben, bat iih bonn Staatsiefretur
ieine $40 g(uneloegebiIbr 5uriidge.
ben Iaiien.
Geribner. Scurp Gdomber, Elm
iitnger Sarrner, Der an Sirnfieber
idlner erfranft mar, bat ii6, p1b.
ren6 er unbeipaAt mar, am Gbiir-
pIoIten erb1ngt.
2iu:cIn. 0os 0bergeridt bat ben
Sol pon 6. 8. Irapbagen bonn
State SournaI oabiu erltibie0en,
oaB fih aud, 9rudereien bon auber.
baI6 beg @5fa1tes an Gngebcten fiir
Ii00tIid)c gErbrit betbsiItgen iuOgeH.