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Evening star., 1914-08-20
DEPARTING AMERICANS CHEERED
BY GERMAN CROWDS AT STATIONS
led a benevolent

and the Germans raised a benevolent
fund to aid all foreigners. :,
The special train carried virtually All
the Americans who were stranded In
Hamburg. Mr.. Martin had an interest
ing experience in trying to get away
from the city when war was declared.
He had booked passage on the I'M
perator and when the trip was can
celed he and 200 others boarded at
Cuxhaven the steamer Burg. which has
accommodation only for fifty. intend
ing to proceed to England. The au-
thorities ordered the Burg to turn
back, as mines had been laid.
The Burg lay in the river three days
and nights. the passengers suffering
from a shortage of food and water.
They slept on the deck. Finally the
Burg was ordered to enter the basin
near Hamburg, where sixty British
ships seized by the Germans were
lying.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
BELGIAN NEUTRALITY
PROCLA|MEDBYU,S,
Bryan Admonlshes American
Officials to Act With Can.
did ImpartlaIlty.
TO EXAMINE COMPLAINTS
BY FOREIGN SUBJECTS
Must Not Raise Stars and Stripes
Over Buildings Except
by Consent.

The State Departn6snt today mads
public President Wilson'S proclamation
setting forth the neutrality Of the Unit
ed States In the war between Belgium
and Germany. r follows the lines Of
the previous presidential proclamation
brought out by the general European
conflict.
In instructions to diplomatic and con-
sular officers Of the United States, who
are acting for the warning European
powers. Secretary Bryan admonished all
American officials to exercise the ex-
ira duties with candid impartiality."
'Ths arrangements contemplate the
exercise Of no ofncial function on your
part. but only the use Of unomcial good
Offices said the Secretary.
Mr.. Bryan explains that while Ameri-
can diplomatic and consular officers are
Evening star., 1914-08-20

LONDON. August 20 $3.50 a.m.):-Ae-
cording to the Milan correspondent of the
Chronicle, the main body Of the Monte
negrIn troops has been incorporated as
an army corps In the servian army. They
have entered Herzegovina near Trebinje
The Albanian insurgents are moving
forward rapidly. They occupy F1era, and
are now marching south on Avlena on
the Gulf of Avlona In the Adriatic.
The 81 Petersburg correspondent ei
Reuters Telegram Company says that
Grand Duke Nicholas, commanding the
Russian army. has sent q letter to Prince
Alexander Of Servia. sayingt
.Haying received news OF the brilliant
Evening star., 1914-08-20

CopENHAGEN, via london. August
20 B:O5 pm. The Countess GTeete'
daughter of Danish nobleman and w1ie
Of the Duke Of Cumberland's steward is
seriously III. as the result. she says OF
treatment she received at the hands OF
German soldiers and officers at Neck
lenburs, where she had been to visit q
relative.
The countess says that at the fallWay
station she was arrested az q Russia
Evening star., 1914-08-20
MONTENEGRIN FORCES MADE
CORPS IN THE SERVIAN ARMY
Enter HERZEGOVINA near Trebinje- Grand
Duke Nicholas Sends Greetings
to Victorious Serbs.

victory Of the Servian army, I send con.
gratulations on the first victory which
God has given US. The Russian arm,
shouts to you vigorous cheer In henei
of the victorious Serbs"
Arrivals In Rome from Vienna, accord
ing to a dispatch to the Central News
from the Italian capital, declare that al
the government offices. archives and cast
have been Withdrawn from Lemburg. IN
Galicia, Czernowitz. in Bukowina; Trent
In the Austrian Tyrol; Triest, on the Adrt
atIc, spalate, In Dalmatia, and Serajeve
In Bosnia =
The Austro-Hungarian government IL
concentrating all Its official departments
In Vienna and Budapest
Evening star., 1914-08-20
AUSTRIANS WREAK VENGEANCE
UPON MUTINEERS IN PRAGUE

day was in the hands of the mutineers
The next day. however. the Austrians
having been reinforced, re-entered the
city and indulged in reprisals.
Women and children" the dispatch
continued. were shot down and every
Czech caught in the street was killed.
The finest monuments in the city were
destroyed and the AustrianS pillaged
the shops. These cruelties called forth
new uprising two days later, which
was followed by fresh reprisals
1T Is reported that the Russian con-
sui was executed"
Evening star., 1914-08-20

LONDON. August 20 (4:3O amy
The Daily Mails st. Petersburg cor
respondent says that a dispatch re-
ceived in ST. Petersburg by the Novoe
Vremya from Kiev. says the Czech
residents OF that city have received
letters from relatives in Bohemia, al
leging that the Czech and Polish troops
shot down their officers. shouting
Down with Emperor Wilham!" Down
with Austria!" and Long live Russia! r.
Prague. the letters said, for a whole
Evening star., 1914-08-20
COUNTESS BEATEN BY GERMANS,
WHO THINK HER RUSSIAN SPY

spy. A mob attacked her, declaring that
they would lynch her. The soldiers made
only a feeble effort to protect her, she
asserts. and the mob badly beat her and
tore her clothing.
She told the soldiers that her husband
was q German officer, but they took her
to the barracks for further questioning.
There, she declares she was treated IN
ana arrived here suffering from her
wounds.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
AUSTRIAN FORCES MODELLING
~ UPON THE ITALIAN FRONTIER

ROME. August 2o.--A message re-
ceived from Trent states that Austria.
which hitherto has mobillized its troops
with prudence. Ia now openly mobiliz-
ing at the italian frontier. All trades
men are obliged to declare their stock
taken by the military authorities. A
thousand workmen are engaged in con-
structing intrenchments. Families OF
Austrian officers at Riva have been ad-
vised to leave within twenty-four
Evening star., 1914-08-20
GERMAN FORCE BEGINS RAIDS
ON BRITISH EAST AFRICAN SOIL

has a defense force Of "a white officers
and 1.15O men of the Kings African
Rifles, and a native police force OF
1,735 men, under 38 English officers.
German East Africa Is still bigger in
area, having 3S4.000 square miles. II
has military and police force of 261
Germans and 2,472 native levies, but
there are about 1000 German residents
Evening star., 1914-08-20
Public Urged 10 Be Calm.

The pubic should IN this matter place
full oonddence In the commander Of the
army and remain calm and trustful Of the
outcome Of the struggle. not doubtful.
Meanwhile the newspapers should alb
stain from mentioning the movements OF
troops. Secrecy is essential to the sue
cess Of our operations"
Dispatches from Brussels to the Lon
don papers announce that the British,
French and Russian ministers. with their
staffs have left for Antwerp.
The Brussels correspondent OF the Ex-
change Telegraph Company says:
1T is becoming practically impossible
TO get news away from Brussels. as the
censor forbids any information concern
ing the movements of the troops being
published. However. 1t Is certain that a
tremendous battle is in progress within
the area stretching from Dies and Tirle-
mont as far as Givet.
Evening star., 1914-08-20

hours.
State money, archives, etc. have beer
transported to the interior. The number
OF arrests is being augmented daily
Electric power for lighting is not pro-
vided at night. as the lights might in.
dicate the towns to aeroplanes.
The newspaper Corriere d'ltalia says
that the province Of Trent has been
requisitioned so thoroughly that the
population fears starvation. 1t is
hoped that food may be obtained from
Italy.
Evening star., 1914-08-20

NAIROBL British East Africa Pro-
tectorate, via London, August 20 (11:55
am)-A small German force crossed
the frontier into British territory to-
day. raiding the natives cattle.
The British East African Protectorate
Is a vast area Of nearly 250.000 square
miles, which is really a colony gov
Evening star., 1914-08-20
Take Number Of Positions.

I'm word. the Germans have taken a
number of our positions, but have wasted
fifteen days in arriving at this result,
which is greatly to the honor Of our
army. 1t is not question Of single bat
tie evolutions or captures Of certain parts
of the country or of towns. These mat
ters are secondary in regard to the OBJ
ject assigned our troops in the general
dispositions. This aim cannot be re-
vealed and the most penetrating minds
will be unable to discover 1t. owing to the
necessarily vague particulars furnished
concerning the operations.
I'm operations so vast and with those
engaged using modern arms too great
attention must not be paid to the opera
tions in our Immediate vicinity. An evolu-
tion ordered in particular previously de-
termined aim Is not necessarily a retreat
The engagements of the last few days
have had the result of rendering our ad-
versaries very circumspect The delay
Of the enemy's advance had the greatest
advantage for our general plan Of opera
ton
There Is no need for US to play into
the hands of the Germans. That is the
motive Of tho movement now being car
ried out. Far from being beaten, we are
making arrangements for beating the
enomy under the best possible conditions
Evening star., 1914-08-20

Germany employs 1855 girls under
the age of sixteen in her industries.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
Goods Seized at Sea.

Cit1ssns Of neutral nations who own
shipments on vessels seised by Brit
ish warships may obtain possession Of
their property, II It 10 not contraband.
by applying to the "procurator gen
eral." treasury chamber, Whitehall
London, according to Q dispatch to the
State Department from the consul gem
eral at London.
The marshal Of the English prize
court notified the consul general that
proof Of ownership and other details
would be required Of property claim
ants.
Evening star., 1914-08-20

they must nevertheless examine all COM
pla IS which may be made In behalf OF
foreign subjects or cit1ens under their
protection and give such assistance and
make such Representations to the proper
aatheritles as may be apprerriasa
Question sf Authority.
In eenclusisn Secretary Bryan says,
"The department anticipates that In
some cases questions fay arise regard
ing your authority evef the buildings
and ether property Of the foreign mis-
sien or consulate In your charge. You
are advised. therefore. that your funo-
ten In this respect Il merely that Of
custodian Of the property and archives
Of the unrepresented governments. Any
interference ON the part Of private per-
sons or officials with such property
should be the subject Of an unofncial
representation or protest to the author
tiles Of the government which II by the
rules Of international law charged with
the security Of diplomatic and consular
premises and archives Of foreign gov.
ernments.
IF In connection with these duties
you are requested. or Il appears de-
sirabls ~ Z means Of protection. to
raise the Dag Of the United States
over the foreign mission or consulate,
you will bear In mind that this should
not be done, sxcspt with the consent
Of the Suthoratiss Of the government
to which yon are accredited and with
the land"
Evening star., 1914-08-20
German Losses Terrible.

Regarding the situation at Louvain,
the Brussels correspondent of the Cen
trail News says:
when the Germans brought their
heavy artillery into play in front of
Louvain the Belgian troops decided to
evacuate the place in order to save
the beautiful and historic city from de-
struction. Therefore they took UP
strong positions on the road to Brus-
sells. 4
The German losses around ;Louvain
were terrible. The Germans still per-
sist in advancing in close formation,
whereupon the Belgian machine guns
sweep them down like ninepins.''
The German troops on the north bank
Of the Meuse comprise sections of differ
ent army corps whose efforts have been
directed toward the capture Of Liege and
who are now disengaged," says an official
dispatch from Brussels. There also are
bodies of cavalry. thanks to which the
Germans have been able to make consid-
cradle disturbance and extend themselves
north and south.
"On the south the allied Belgian and
French armies have been able to repulse
them. but on the north. on the contrary,
they have had free field and could PEN
citrate in small bodies far into the coun-
try.
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fsien fran50Tfde 9ffisitrs eeipdeH. Mei4
ter srsdbIte Fe uns. baB bus 9tibtblm
einsm Fran3ofideH General seb0re. Die
Offisiere bdtten gsiast, Is fsi nun arise.
uub bu more ss nal ni6t dnbets. Gs 1T
boh tol! LIMB bds rennt Iin bGs erite
&aIturbol Der Grbt! SIN iur3er 3eit hats
ten mir Orouuns seTdafFeu, unb nun In6
bic etut, gang sliidlial. Ridts fommt
ihHsa fort; i'm Gtgsuthtil, nnfere 2euts
bringen i6ntn BEN aram pieoer In 9rbs
nuug unb FnO iiberbnupt bic ae6orenen
9abaIiert. 9litben bon uur bic frans0Is
Ihen 8.Dnhnsr bier; lie t0nnten fH uus
snblf6 bel erfp1ren! limb oann altrb nod
bel peroisntn, ba uni,rt Qeute germ bes
3abltn, fpsnn lie MIR mas bttommen. 4. g.
9abat IL. bgl. ga, mir wilbn iinb bod
thaifdhIih Before MenTmen!@
Gontc bieIss 8tiipitl tbpif3 Ttiu, mas
i'm 5inbIid uaf bic Grfaeinunesn Der
Issten 8tit bur6aus ni6t als aasesf6loIs
fen gtlttn fam, 10 piirbe e d~asrbinQs
Inn bic Sdmtrabfhaft i'm fran3SFfhsn
9eere rsat ipsnig gut bsitstt Ttin.
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berTebtntn 3prpebos beiBen 6dBluHs
1orpeOos. Sbrs 2uFitrsde 1T brsis bis
biermal 70 groB als bic BIZ gsp0bnlidsn
5orpebos. Die btrbraudts Cuff ttitt
burd hi. bsiben hpben Gdroubsnpsllsn
ins 5reis uub in Gorm Isiusr 8laleR mad
D6en. no man an ibrem auffsigtu ben
2auf zines 1prpeops BEL rubiger Gre zine
edn5e Strefe melt ~bsrfolsen Tam. Die
getpegang Der MaIdine ptrb burd ats
gslrdber auf apsi fh eegsaIduHg beipss
gehbe Mslen, auf oeren Gn6tn bic pros
peler fben, iiberirdgen. Die Saruu6en
hoben 9iHtss un6 @e1tsittigung unb pirs
gsDrtht unb beipirien Elm Tiefergehen bss
Sprpebos. 9a BET 5prpebO NIT bieIsr
Ginridtans nod IeBr srbsblide 9isfsns
IhtpaHtunesn asists, 70 mar Mbitshsab
bdraaF bebaht, ben 5iefenapparat ems
pfinbIidsr su getalteH. CT fiiete Elm
RontrDnptnbeI bin5u, oa5 mittsIs 6es
beliibsrtrasung sbsnfdas in @erbinbung
nit BEN 5ori5oHtaIruberr tano. Ndbs
rsns ber sis1eHdpparat fix fa bsitrsbt it,
ben TorpebO in Der riutigtn SiefenEags
al erbdItsn, iadt bds penbeI bieIs aisfens
lage in m0glidIt ~bori5dNtaIem 2auf bsis
subsbaItsu. Nus Dem 3uiammsuarbeitsn
bsiber W1sddnismen ergisbt ii9 erIt Elm
befriebigenher 9iefenldui. Bon nidt
minber GROCER 8ebeutuns III aud btr OF
rnblauF bss 9orpsbos, ba hierbon ia bic
sdnss Srefffherbeit obbdngt% Gis sum
Sabre 1897 tpurbe Der eerabs aauf ltDies
lt6 bur9 slrei sleid bon anfang an feff
eingeftatt gertitaIfeuer bsuirtt. 8ie
1reFfi9srhsit mar bcmit RaturgemdB
teiHe ddsu bObs. 9ann srfnnO BET Sns
etnieur Dbrs bet @ernblduFrsguIdtOr, ber
i'm ngItntliaen ous sinem @DroIfop limb
elmer heinsn GtsuRrmdIA dine, bsrtn Be-
fpsguHgsn auF bic bstOsn @eriitalfean
uberira9eH nsrben, bsItsbt. gas
GDroitop iii niHts ipsitsr CIs Elm
lIeines Gdpungrab. bds mad allen
9aidiansa bin fret bsipegli9 9es
EdgeTt ii (tarbnniihs M~ufHdngun0). 3as
Gdmungrab III dIs G1aufslrdb ansgebiIa
bet. Bsim qdrfigren zines Eorbebos wirb
es burh ben bplen 2uftDrud bss 9eHels
in ca. 1900 lt~nbrsbungsn pro WiHuis
DerIsbt unb behdIs biefe nmbrshungsaahl
aud pdbrsnb bes 2aufs i'm Mdfsf fait
nnDsrdnOerl Bel, obpobI Der SinpnIs, ben
lts bon DIT Nnft erbIetf, MIR bsH Irud5s
ibeiE sFstr Gttunbe ndhrte. had ben
Rrtiielgdsktn III Elm folder fri duTges
hdnaisr. rOEIrehbtr H1rpsr Dd1Ernb BE-
feline einmoI I'M MtIltasaafl sins
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pas 9eri(Rop.
9as aase Seg itnterIesbDstes.

Die Gtdrte bss lluierisbrotes lisgt IN
bef unIdibdrieif. Dabrtnb es obtr BEN
Geinbs ~berbprgsH 1T, muB es IeEbf oles
ft5tn, ipsnn % feline DfFsnTbaufgdbtn
lrIsn fob. Dos optilne Snftrum.nt, bns
bic stpeiie bitItr beiotn @ebingnngen ers
Fiiaf. 1T b1s in ben lsbtsn Wp9en pisf gss
mamie qsriTtop. Mit feinsr 6iife hers
mag Der Gommuubant. pd1rsnb II nit
ieinsm Gabr3eug iid bier, foaar feds M,s
tel uniet bsr MlesrssobrfId9e bsfinbet,
bic %GrIdeinuugen duf btn Wiesre gu be-
rbadten, feinbli9e Ghiffe 81 ertenneu
un0 gegen fe ben bsrbTbliasn 8crpebp
5u rihteu.
Saa ytriftop IN GuBali9 Elm StahE.
robs, bds siRige Miettr aus BEN Ghifie
htrous, dllo III bic Cuff hintinrdgt, fuenn
'ons Boot nod nntsr @aTtr faiDimmt.
Man pdblt Elm nidt 81 biinnpdHbiges
Gtablrpbr, bdmit itiditfs @@ttffH1pHHe eas
SnIrunert nod niHt su 5erIt0ren pers
mogen. Dem Jtiitr bsr Qttti1erie Tam
q IsEbiipstfdHbIi4 nidt lpibeTiteben, boA
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/ eenommene 4hIenrihtung bdusrnh bti5us
beballen. gisgt babgr btr aOrps6o burd
cine gseinFIuHung ftiilih as, 70 tpirb bas
gDroItop baran niht theiInebnsn, fons
bern f9 ftettg in Der beim aanciersH Gins
gnommsflu aidtung psitsrbrsbeE. Bun
lit elmer Der tarednilhm Rinos, in bsHeu
bds GbroItop dufgshanet III, nit Der
Gttuerung tintr fIeiHsn Gteaermui9ine
bts fogenanntn SerbDmotDrs, b%erbunbsn.
9immt Der 9orpebp tinsn uneersn aurS
elm, 10 lbt bas GnroiIpp unf ben Ring
unp 6isfr oaF bic Gtsutrang cine Wirs
flung aug. Der SsreomoioF ueranbert
iefne aolbenItsLuug IND Hbt sinsn suts
ipreaenDeH Druid auf has Steusrrnbtr
aug. 0a 9orpsbo pirb dIlp mad isbtss
maIiger Ablsaiuag tpisor In ben attn
aurs s~sleitet. Gar tur3 Sitft GrEiabuue
III "a srit mogiid sspsfsH, BEN 2crpsbo
eins QauFFrsde BON 5000 bis 1000 Wtss
tern 80 ssbtH, ipis fe ben H%saeftsn aDns
f~trutiionen eigsn 1T.
Gas MbIditBsh - 2aneitreH 80 Der
Sorpebos gtlditbt init eilft bet 4orptbos
tanonen, anG adncEfrrobrt pbsr SDrpebes
a~asItpbrobrs aennnnt. Nus biefsn Ro6s
rem tperOsu Fe NIT 9ilfs bon prsbluft
obsr burd cine gang FORBADE puIptrs
labung berausgebriidt. 8dmit Im Der
Gorpsbo nidt mad BORN Hbsrnstgsn fam,
folonge frh Der binttrt Sbeil ned i'm Rohr
bgfinbsf, 1T has Robr naa BORN nit FINER
I0~FfsITDrmieen Wtrldnggrung berTebeu, bic
pbsn cine Di~brungsnutt btIbt. Jn bisTe
Qase nir6 cine Tsf0rmiee McrSe, bic fla
In bsr Brittle bes GtIaeFts berbinbei, gss
fuhrt; Der 9orpebo hdngt ulIp getpiHers
ndben Bis gum b6aigen @erIuEsn bss
Rchrts an bisIsr mnr3t. Aaf bitfe MeiIe
Dirb srreiht, bdB er fudgsrs1t ouf bas
@aTsr dufTdlGgf. @sim aoncietsn iptrb
bie MatrisbsmaI9ine burH ben Ssffs
nnngsbsbeI gang mefdnifd IN Sang ess
felt. DIR Geffnungsk6eI fhldet gegeu
einsH Norfprung i'm R0br uHb pirb bas
curd umgelegt. 9as 2uftpsntil Stptfhen
GuftteFsI une MaI9ins Dffnst fk1 unb
niirbs nun bic maIhins fctOrt nOI be-
ireibtn, tDtnn ni4t mod batd Elm Dsrs
sSssrunesDsntil BET auft5ntritt cine turae
Gpanne 3eit bsrsSgtrt pHrbs. Mhrbe bic
NgdEdine fdon beim wtrInHtr ees RaAs
rss, e1e fiG BITE Shrdubsu fm Mailer Be-
Fifsbtn, sEIeii@5 seH aasslsiiassn 70 mare sin
IurH9ebKn bsritlbtn unb CANA aHniittr
arofiberbrnip1 80 bsffrdtsn. Dies btrs
meiDet man burn has DsrsUgsrHngsbtntiL.
'erR bsim NufiaIcUsh anf bus Mailer be-
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iau6t IS I'm gsrsid bss 5einb.s INNER
nur fiji fur3s Momente duf pdbrtnb
otren ss iuum i'm Geeeans 6smsrtt uuo
NIT grfoIs btIdoFn nerb,n burftt. 9aa
SnHert bss Rohres biIgt Elm Sbitem bon
qinfea une qrismen, bic bic auF bic
oberIte 2iHIe bts Robres fdttnbsn Qi9ts
ItrabIen bnr1 bas Ro9r binbur9 tperfen
uno dhnltd ME bel silem gttp0bnlihsr
GsrnrDbt gu sinem 9ilbs ~Dersinigtr. Die.
res 9ilb Tam ipie bsim JerHrobr eurt
Elm 0tuIar beirahtst fperben cher aud uaI
elmer Mttaai9eibe erineinsn.
9as bIobe Gtben etniigt 5u militdris
IiasH 3peden i'm a~ngefneineH ni6t, ts ion
aud bic gnifsrnuns bes esIdauten Geasna
jtanbss, IpfsrH Ct aIs g9teI In gttradi
tommt, gsiddst tperbeH. Gin bsrsrOBerns
btS Bersrp6r iii bitrsu niht e%ssieret.
@as gtriiiop sHtpirft bssbdlb ,in Bib,
bsHsn Gr6be ungefdbr BEN NIT bsm biDs
ber aug. srfhdutsn .ntfpriht. 5r ber
prafis Fat F9 zine gang btFimmte mdbie.
Bergr0Berung am bsittn bslpdhrt.
Dlit jebtm 8ernrobr Tebt man nur siner
EIeinsn Ausihnitt Der Gubsrsh grldsis
nu~ngspeIt, sinen tltinen MinttI bes ees
IdmmteH 9ori5onts. Man pflegt Fid bess
baIb ert nit benz bLoben huge gu oritntiz
ren, nrb irsnr man bic RiGtung bes &C.
Iuht.n panEtts feItqtfs1t Sat, bns Gtrns
rDbr anaafstsn. 8itlss GtfFaysn III I'm
unttrfeboot duseefhIoHtn, bus blobt
Huge bringt niht tibsr bic ,nss GdiFfss
ndrb binaus. Die 9~ufgabs, ben gdf5su
9orisOnt nbsuTunen. hat berIdi,btne sDs
Innesn ~geFanbtn. 3unanf mar man bea
arsbt, ben Gebtpinttl mSgItnf grcB tpers
ben az lnHen. JnbsHtn tunrts Der OPP
titsr f9 bnmit BEN BON linttrIsendnrl
stfotbsritn 3iel nur fthr unboItomnlsr
ndbern. Gpdtsr frarbe bic gorbsrnne bus
burd rtfHlt. bab man bos RObr brthbar
ma6te. 8tis Drsbung foEntt nbtr ndb'
rsnO BET idrelsn Gabrt i'm Gsteang I'm.
nler nur iaHgIdm ausgtfiibrt Derben, mos
BEL ia gu bsadtsu if. baB bus RObr seser
ben 8ooist6rpsr nnbebingt idtr ipdhsrs
ri1t abgsfdIoFsn bIeiben Hub. Gin be-
folbsrss Grgsbnis lieferie srit bds Hinbs
blids eebrobr. DeFtn EbiestibsntnIs mar
70 e%etaIist, bdb ie Gin Bib bss etfamms
ten 6ori5onts ms Jnnsrs mart. Dis
|WirIans mar iIbsrrdFmtnb gut; Elm Dtbs
Ter boftsts BEN 5HEtrumtnl nod an: bns
Glib mar tart ptrt[tinerL. lin tin GAds
zen bet Gntfsrnnnatn gu ernf5gIimtn,
ipakE Elm s~ipeites, i'm Snnsrn H~nisrg,bSah
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-31

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