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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
SHfanterie .Geaimsnt Er. SO.
2. Battalion anb Grfat. Battalion.
2. Battalion, spLbnn.

gtab: Raior Otto Sdonberq, fG. b.
B. aonp. G.sQt, Bruno @iner, gers
linsSrieoenait, tot; OF. Ghmieotde, @roB
2enst, b.; ct. Grid 6ofert, MummeIss
burg |. g., !. b.; {, sSelbfp. 4arl Soft,
3~obenfaIsa. tot; Gerg. Sobann ghmies
Isfpstt, Mutfotpib, tot; Gerg. @eora S1nb,
Ret6etpib, tot; 1t.sO. Seinrih Gtoffer,
Stolpe. tot; lt.sG. Mohs Gesfh, Gnmlod,
!. b.; lt.sG. Sc. Gbro6dmdf, GoIoau, +. b.;
n.sQ. Sriebrih 3ounef abi6ieneu, J. b.;
Stefan G0amehf. @iIoen, b.; 6einrih
@a6renbera, Girdtinf, b.; Otto @rdfh,
SEipiterfleth b.; 8iThelm SoIfus. Gdl6rs
pieie, tot; Gtefnn @ictor SgIinsfi. GOLF
noipfo, b.; @rnit @dlter Galten. E6eies
tueb, |. b.; Serrr. GDppe, Sambura, b.,
Better Madlinsfi, RiItemtme. b.; Soief
@apterald, Gtrebe, tot; Nrieorid RilbeIm
9euutdnit, Eiib, b.; @uitdb Sohnnu adrI
GbIiOn, Sdlontpiele, D.; @iIbeLm Gofpa,
9riprt, b.; 6einrim Giegmunn, Niehers
hpt b.; Grid @alser, @rabotp, b.; Ghuarb
Seinrih @ilhelm 0enier, GtodeIsborf,
b.; Saul 3pLe, @isi6enburf, b.; Seinrih
Gier, Tiblbeim, D.; Seinridl Srieien,
8orhenau, b.; anrl @eouhn, Sdnuober,
b.; Otto Gram, Seinrihfai. tot; @eora
@rGt Iiihl6eint b.; emil @loer, 8dIers
roer. b.; War @tIbebranbt, Qafen6orf, b.;
&arl &o6lid, Sornu, b.; Nrt9ur Gnob,
8dISai, b.; goudrS alatt, GnIiSde, b.;
@iddrb arallle. @ansig. b.; @oTentin
einbenbldft, 6eiIsberg, g.; Sob. Mdnis
ioipsfi, @9iiblbnug, b.; @iIb. W1ufntuss
II, Rarierburg, b.; Seinrih Riiner,
Qtinern, tot; @ottIieb Rofpjeipsti,
G6pireTtcir. b.; gOidro @oppte, Qiubes
ndli, b.; Sofef NinesI. giIma, b.; @iIs
helm Oilibot. Gd5nnoIoe, b.; Otto Gdmiis
Iotpfb, llsbdtt, b.; bernhard GdonI, 9Ss
nigsberg, tot; Nuoolf GMni0t A., 0rob
Saherise. b.; Sobam GdnIo, NiibI1eim,
b.; @uitab Shuiter, Quitien, b.; Sers
mann Sdtpart, @rob 2auondl6e, b.;
Grid 6tiibner, Gtemnib, b.; @ilbfIm
9eriung, NliiLheim, D.; @ilhelm Soruds
iderf, Sudfen, b.; Sob1nH @dIn. @ress
Tau, T.; @il6eIm @olbeof, @aIbcgf, b.;
emil 8nbIctnp, Eris8put, b.; Grtnr &riis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

aolef 0erben, WicbfF Gicine, btrn.; H.
40. Mnlttr @cd, Rranoi, BERN; II. 10.
NicnfiR NoleG WubrniL BERN lt.sC.
@eera Bren5gy AretlaM BERN @ilbelm
AptHrr tlniifrsipdlne. 0efm; @eorg
einpic, Netg iretdam BERN; dorl WolBs
mann 3olei0ori, BERN Wlnr Noienbers
pet, Ndlioih BERN; Nobnnn Wenefi.
Wobrcf. pfrm., Woul Weriih geu 0eibul,
berm 1oh0nn MlaliL Edarieb, bern. ;
1rnrB Woiei, Rei5irtlidnm berm ardB
Col 0oheulinbc BERN Raul WitBdref.
Noiieutal 81 Sbeooor @hl9 gemaoipit,
BERN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
3HfaHferis Regiment Hr. SO.
1. Hnb 2. Battalion, 0JIOeaH.

ONot
1. Stomp: Osfar garffh, Sebinib
tot; Better gdipeTlcaht, Raipeufen, fh. b.;
eoldro Wolh, Eih6peIn, ih. b.
2. 4omp.: Snbneniuuier 61ns @ebel,
Gale, i'd. b.; ernit @lanb, Gberbrietiheu,
ih. b.; Germ. @ii1er, arambe, I'd. b.;
itsO. emil DtadaIte, auttlauL fd. b.;
Wartin Steier. @rauSer5. fh. b.; gerns
barb Sdmoa, Bnltersborf. I. b.; 5erm.
Colder, Gnmotihiu in 8ofen, fh. b.;
GHbrens Gadrnefi Gut @htIim, fh. b.;
Sob. @utterbroot 2iTelborf, I. b.: frib
RifoeI, 3eoelsborf, |. b.; stofef 9oittd,
@ifel, !. b.; Ridnel 1oipnd, RdiuIoipib,
|. b.; emil Nonm, 9iibnifofuo, fG. b.
g.. aon1p.; Bruno grebmer, Guilib,
ID. b.: Ionlbert gatuIicfi, @hstotTh I.
B.. RidneI Grasuer, Gtorhnef. I. b.;
Rifnro @obm, Or. aobeunu, |. b.; 9nbs
Ipi9 SERBIA, RntoThehen, tot; 6ermdnr
Gil6mdnn, 6ettfteot, i6. b; 5rib au9us
fiat, Berlin, Id. b.
A.. @omp.: Ct. Otto Berorer, Qnubnn,
|. b.; y. sTelnp. Rall IiiTTiaqanq, 9los
ben, |, b.: II. 20. Otto Neumdun, Ehamm,
fh. b.; MO. grfuin @dhrheI, 6ei6erss
Sorf. I. b.; slrt6ur Globfd. 9ieberns@ ors
iperf, |. b.; eomun6 2aciiefusfi, Roien,
!. b..
s. aomp. Ct. ofto aanbe, id. b.: 90.
ham Sduilae, @ltisbura, I. b.; NIfreS
G6rner, Berlin, I. b.; Seinrih Samm,
6iu3enoorf. im. b.; Mdr Npitfd, Qnbr,
/ b.; SnuI Sdnnert, @ieheim, I. b.; glua.
Bierlina, Sauer, I. b.; grnit Reimann.
Srriitaot, f6. b.; EriB Gamble. Srebnib,
|. b.; Sermnnu Bietih, @dersoorf, ia.
b.; @.sSel6p. @iIhelm Gdbreiber, geus
then. a; O. I. b.; SOief Srei6er, aOee'
HHeilihel, l.. b.
8 aomp.: Nnton 8en6er. 9iattineen,
ID. b.: @hriitian 8i%mmermann, Sernc,
I. b.; @.sSel6p. @uo. Sdnlse, gerfelss
borf, fh. b.; &aul Brad. @lein @rdoib,
], b.; Saul @rnIlert, G6niaIiA @rdoib,
! b. Gilbert @ieninoer, Shouenbdf.
/ b.; gHton memru. @iiren. tot; @tpalo
aohlmoraen, Berlin, tot.
Z. Gomb.; SrieSrih CONNER, Goder,
|. b.; Riharb Strieael, Gabidlen, I. g.;
@aul @reaor. MdTfmib, I. b.; @ilbeIm
8nlter, greslai, id. b.; SoIeF Sommer,
6~inaenoorf, ih. b.: R1u[ Qerde, Miiben,
fd. b.; emil Anihfe, @roB aniatutb, I.
b.; abolf @dlter. 8eltben a. o.. b.: Gus
fab Qips, @lt H1i6ten, b.; @flh. Mers
lei, Cher 2altdie. berm. Germ. Gbrineer,
@llrihen, b.: MIb. Gdsoer, 6irIGfelbdu,
1 b.; anailt Gt%obofpsii, @roB @rdoib,
I'd. b.: Snrs @rfh, 6dm6ur9, fh. b.;
gdul Biehfe, R~eifenfpalbe, /. b.: frtebr.
@rnmidiib, !. b.: auauft @e6el,
Tal6en6orf. I. b.; 8einharb @riittuer,
@eberdu, I. b.; 8GiI Siebia, Srobelpib,
BERN, Grid Gnlbenb1h, Berlin, BERN.
s. aomp.: meinh1rb 2ottid, Gnionib,
T. b.; @offTieb SaIuia, 8oIu. @iirbib,
id. b.; Grt6ur aotterba, Berlin, tot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

them I h; Otto aern Wengla, /. 81;
Mcbtrt Wormaun. HIt aaidanib. al. b.;
R0nl autsit @linziaH. h. ernff Sdifs
mer, No~iigniraltg, iM bf felp. piffdL
NSlnrL biz Niftfb fimmer. Elnios
mil el ~ W. 8iuH dfailr. girbin8s
eQft q bi anbell Maaiith aitfliHsrp
bem ~. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
sRERrr. Wtaimrnt wr. IS. @fae.
3. eataineu.

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y. Stnflip. ~. Written, b.: Nclniu. hers
mann Ncqfr, Strienafi, b.. Sfrd. Soh1ni
6rridif. Mosiuib. D.; lt.sG. Vincent &os
den Nciitaot g. @ Tot; usC Morl
Mdiier Nrftldn b.: Il g Wi9hit eluts
iuein. WrcslaH, D.; eiiden Son 8f I'm.
hcriu Ebomd5 8onf, Eabnrae. b.; 6cinr.
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huld. @qosiouiaii. tot; HlfoRs Nrauie.
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berm 6nrl H08rer . Strie1ait, tot;
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ESpalo Ehrl8, glicbar, berat.: 9oirhd
0orn, SdlciIe p. @nareas Siyiqhns i.
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h.; Rarll 8ur1id1ff. gsrdHia brrin. Web.
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AnientId, &ifcuh0iu, beFnr.; Sahdrues
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Ienqe, bernt Sol. 9loihe, Eethef, hertB.;
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aP1frus 9l5Bber1, IF Taarb MiiHiifuj8t
Gcnioshitte. tot, tin Gfnar7. @m1s
niicl6ieaeu. tnt: srdu7 nrent auhsinis.
= @tHcent 8iaeef @1haicHiar, + Mlb.
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Ter @oicnihal D.; a9nff H3sree ! gBits
teiieius, b. 0eob0ih @rnp hif. a1ni-
hiItte berni aarf 92arflrfgsif Hefei q.
q. bern Eress W1rleso1 feidsH,
hern.; ShhNun 3uAr. SeatfH rfdr.
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mie0ar T.; 96am @ore5l 3ratia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
Mnihinennrnelr, Qgmbannle.

Al g. Gifnr0 BiMmanu. @rok Cts
ttubaaer tot; n s0. Gmil Eieolcr, RiIor
ri FIT. @2nr Connie, SareipiB ID. b,t o,
@cidcft. 3 rnufhirt a. W2, fd. b; Wig,
1arnhsit. Gnfenbera. I. b.; @uton @oHa
H.rslaq Git 4otritt,H tot: NO. Nriehs
rih dorbotter. NiiruberG. ih. b.; Il, 80,
Grid @eif, 2ie1HaDt, I. b.; 9.ib. grds
tert @crIin,>II b..
Graabr Ggioa gntoiGpn sr. AZ, GaHsl.
/. Gomp: gebnitiau @ilBl, 9ailins,
/. b.
4-eonb. ctto 9egGtbarOt ottcas
talieH. I. Z.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
itnher1nfflea qaiebrrfehen.

Gin tiesnnrEiqsg grfthnis Reim Dlfuft
als 9dEuipahtpoFfn adj BEN 9ahnboF
@umIAlag iditottt Gin aslsr BEN
.Irantiurter GsnfrdIan8sigsr7 pie felat:
9(fs am II. @ualFt btr critic transport
eeFangener 5ran5pIen bort anEam, ers
tlidtg i'd tinga mir gflamatfa an benz
GenIter eintg Giien6abalpagtns. Der
Grdn3oie idh dtlm non mir unb fragile
ieinen 9ransporlfahrrr. ob id niht sen
gbinafeIbsas miiasmaat bate. Der us
furbigIt fd lei mir uno ID bgiu6ie bic
Graee. Stbt puBit i'd. bah mir ms IN
gbinn gsiruHfn haiien. 9tr qsfanaene
EransoFe ipar In G6ina @englner. isbt
5elbpebsl. gts Fh Der. 3lg pitber in Be-
trseuua itbte, hdtle iiA cine aauae @har
Neueisriasr I'M mid %bsrfanmdf bic mite
anTeben I~onhten, ipie mein ifii0eter ads
mera6 l6 inter G9fdHen NIT BEN @uf:
rqbe, Gdmfraor perabidiebsts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
Geisrpe 5nlanisrie geaimrat wr. 81.
0rstJfdin.

4 0cmp snbam llnnrbrini. grob
Medrn I. D.; @ilh aatms, 6ebler, !. 81;
.G ianislaus &ie5af. WisfsBm "a. b.; Sob.
6fcAasanl Shrn6n /. 81; Thomas g}ns
telid, Milhelm fofit, !. b. Hgt0nius
q hfuarefrmp, siinien. lat; elinarHt Sics
iat auborifet. tut; e0iains sii6a, @oos
sientoiu, !. y.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

g. NoHp 9ph. Crit seller. Ebierr
qnricm w. D. Nrans 5t~nintuslf @orcuo
ID b.; 2oni5 aiebettd, G3i1enuiBeu, i8
beriumbct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

@iddrb arlt, Wdrfb. r. s.: sliharS
Siforpe, CberHeunoorf. l. b.; Bdul geb.
mann 0roHeH q. G., /. ii.
eaHbWstr, Snianisris GealmeHt gr. 80,
eaarIuuis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

Der isatiht NtrpFlfeunosbfborf
einsg neuiFhea armteiOrps heIrdgt 1o5
20nusn "a 1000 ail0grqum).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
CHARACTERIZATION.

I. aomb- 6rieorid sapieleeH stisrs
berg, iM. b.
2. &omb,: 6rib @ilbeImi giTienoorf.
b.; 2ubuia @iiobli. drnbIau, l. b.;
Hriebrid Ee1briaae. &eKeItih, b.;
eernh. 6ener, citerooe. /. b.; @il6. Sies
bert. Dorimuno. /. b.; Nrnns SIif0ipsii.
oirfdbera, l. b.; @il6clm gahoaed,
Shierbera, tot; Sbsohor Siirgens. 6rieos
ridsbof, pcrm, 6rau8 @ortmeier. gerl,
l. b.
4. aomp.: Seinr. @ob. Sheeicu. I. b.;
0faenarn 0re.r.N m--t.. y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

r. apmb TietrtI INN qiroeru Noa
itrnp. term 3ctaHn @iIfcif g. 0ais
bauicrmoor, IM. b..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

ahhnsr. Nsalmsni @r. a7. argleIhln.

D a0ng. Sc 80 @arae8. I D.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04

10. b.; 3beobor @irenamann, 6nmbom
l. bi aofef Chba, 1iholfen. BERN.
.. Acmp.i aobanH Bonbermdnn. me'
ifL berm. aati Gabmen, GrcfeiD, BERN
werbnrb Pnul nelbbolt @terErabe. BERN
A. Stomp. 6einrlh 9obdnn 9flldnb.
GNNgntetn, tot; Nnitdb &lnnosg, wrob
@tblld, 1 D.; 8rauB Wola. alonoiuo, I. b.
Germ. Wenninobolf, Gterfrdbe, I. b.;
wilhelm 9ohmen, GrefeIb, l. b.; Qeonb.
Brdna Gtrblers, Bitten. I. B..
|. aomp.: aiirt 9aHe Sanlen O., Rea'
b6fer, BERN.
Q. aomp.; eberforb Senbrids. Cher.
bauIen, tot; aarl qitiemeber, ShiDoneb,
/ b.; W.sHelom. Widael Brandt, Edeis
felsmhble, T. b.; eipalb Mihdr6 afar,
miln5ner, Meinsborf l. b.; Nnbr. Wais
ria dopp, @mmerih, + b.; anrI Grieorih
granos. gbnneH, berm @iIbeIm Sdmie
/, aohlfbeibt, BERN.
T. aomp.: Martin Qibpolht, BERN. T;
Ebeooor ydmberb, T. b.; anrI GbeIbaoen,
!, b. Brib Nou, !. b.; Gugiit 9erner, /.
b.; garI &iImann, / b.; @erfboIb Poes
ling, !. b.; Geo Anruiheipsii, fm. b.
8. aomp.: Grit Nhiner. gen. @erner,
Osnnbriid. I. b.; aarl Refers T., @eieI,
b.; aboIf Mood, Gltenbeleu. /. b.; GIb.
@ertler, Gdlegel, T. b.; 9obann Riiler
g., Mium. I. b.
0, aomp.: anrl geatnftein. Samm |.
~ perm. 6ermarn be 6aan, 1ons,
briigeen fh. b.; Better Sacobs, Nergena,
I. b.
10, domp.. no. Geo moberf ban
Glsbergen, @rtetb, uerm. @iIbeIm Setns
rid eouis anbIer, Gmmern, BERN.
-, 0omp.: no. aonrdb Meis, Zen
e~niicnoorf. l. b.; &tl9eIm EbeIcm Cree
feb, godilm, I. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
Eg p "':'''i'''
gaInf.Siie 20. Il.
6. Relervs. anlantsrls .prlaaS,. Wlsaau.

v. Wtigfpft dhfuhffftfs trtanbf. Wlonnu.
sidb; o.,et. ernh peHer. Berlin. I.
b~erirunbef
90. 3nlantsris. Brigade.
eiab, Wlet.
Wsnernlmnicr 2Ibfuia bon Gliorif.
2anHoper. | b.; S.set. eberbaVo BON
eraule, tot; 81 abolf @isior. 1 b.; Mug.
Wee, GaHIbad, l. b.
9HfaHisrlf Regiment Wr. IS. chcSbs.
o. Battalion.
GhnirinsH, tot; qnbus. tot; greuk
tot; 2. 3eloip Ratue, b.. no. goutta.
Tpi Reib. b.; @rolh. b.; qepura, b.;
Dlira. b.; sbieI. b.; 3nhlmdnM b.; goHs
tolueit, b.; arrmati, b.; Cpalla. b.; @tiMs
neipsh. d W~n3tnnoiuSh. b.; 0nnni, b.;
Boeoc. BERN; Ghtlmp, berm.; Gameruu,
berm.i Nlinacnbera, berm Sdimofdsli.
BERN. Crlcpsl. BERN.
10. Aomp.: Ollie, b.
IL, Aoup 81. Grok. tot; 81. Memes
npipsli, b; lirC. %nbne, tot; gelilan.
ih. p.i @rablie. o. Ghuat b.; Qu5ah,
BERN.
~. aump.. c.,qf. slbr, b.; qt Hos
mann b.; no, 8niirop. b., no. Qoes
bert, b.; alimaidep5ii, b.; ariaiiomeii.
81 6ornabl, b.; @.s8eIom. @eber, b.;
Wloutp, bernL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
Geierbes Sufanterie. q Regiment Gr. 67,
Meb.

8. aomb.: @erbar6 MaaBer, Meibee
rid, tot; Glbert Gormpbols, 8ranbenbera,
i6. b.; Soief 8iithiua. @fien, I. BIZ 6ers
mann Gaming, altineiitrib. BERN. Seius
rid g2iiler, @fen, berut.; @iIheIui
9orfert. Wier5ig, bernt. &nul Ghdfers,
glberfelb, pcrn Spine Ssinrihs,
Sdnenoen, BERN.
z, Gonp. +. Serrmdnn ebert, 9rpbbens
iteot. tot; BilbeIm BON Seth, GIfen 1dl.
T.; @eore Ghuppert, SeibeIberg IA. d;
Soief 2auer, 3iqingen. I. b.; A6nlbcrl
Gfr5bpr5af, @robofp1, I. b.
s.. &nrnp.: Carl @erner, 2dlbnib, 7.
b.; Sobann Mliiller. Sranlriicrn, +. b.;
Safob Burger, 9ilineer, BERN; grnit
@ronis, Gelpnfeu. berm.; Sbolf Garth,
@rctoorf, berm.; Setter @srarb, aerpri6s
SerfmersOorf, BERN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
@af6insnastuetr. eumpnanie.

Seinrih @eItSr 9HFsIborf tot; 8riebI
rid 8eHoeI, @lbsrfeIb, |. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-04
@aiainenaepehr a0nRaanle.

MaiaiHeneeipebrs 9Ompaspie.
@atb. Ti6en. Sfium, Id. b.; @rubb,
lh, b.; 8obrig. Id. b.; @oumdmt id. t.;
S6ielte. im. b.5 @etuberg ll, b.; Gdtus
mann. fh. b.; GnoHc, i6. 81; 9dnnel.
ID. b.; Shs f. id. b.; &n6Itc, id. b.
Seiergc 3afnntcrie Ieoimsnt sir. DC,
Saiidt
3. Battalion.
Sidg c.s2t. @epre Nutb, g6In. +.
b.
0. aomp.: Genebift Slioor 05Is, Tfis
rem. BERN. @ilbeIm Srdnbcn GheteII
BERN. Retcr 1cubuer, Miriter, bertn.:
Sobann Adrl S~ilebrnnot. @itren, berui.;
iI.y0. Retsr G5lA @leffcn. bsrm
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12

Electrical apparatus to trace buried I
water pipes by sound has been IN
vented by St. Louis man. = ei.4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-12

Another vanished race are the par
ents who tell their children to Mind
and they minded 1'
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New York. Aug. 1.-THE indefinite
postponement of the sailing of the
French liner Rochambeau, the posting
Of notices in the French consulate that
reservists anxious to. join their colors
should make application by mail, and
the fact that the German consulate is
sending over only those reservists who
can pay their passage. appears to In
dictate that h warning powers are
not over-anxious for assistance from
their reservists in this country.
Sending Back Germans.
The German consulate is sending
back to various cities all reservists
who have come here without funds.
Two hundred Germans have obtained
passage in the Italian liner Caserta.
which leaves today. They paid for
their W passage.
The hating Of the Rochambeau
came on orders from the home office
of the French line 5insParis. two hours
beforeTshe was scheduled to-leaye this
port With 1.,500s passengers, IS per
cent of whom were reservists, includ-
ing 20 priests from western cities.
German Warships Feared.
1t was stated definitely at the
French consulate that there is grave
suspicion that German warships are
lying in wait for the Rochambeau
along the route she was to take and
ar out to sea.
The Belgium bureau announced that
Belgium does lot want any more re-
scrvists, principally because of the
risk in getting them over and the
length of time it would take to pre-
pare fresh men for the field,
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Germans Great Triangle of Arms
Established 10 Intercept Allies
Advance Shows War Proportion

Despite official reports of Belgian
victories ove the German army Of
the Meuse, which is operating with
Aix-la-Chapelle as its base. reports to-
day show the German arms have in
vaded Belgium as far as Tirlemont, in
the province Of Brabant, only eighteen
miles from the city of Brussels. and
%Jodoigne, about seventeen miles from
BRUSSELS. Tirlemont is about twenty
miles northwest Of Liege and lies east
OF Brussels. while Jodoigne. southwest
of Tirlemont, is twenty miles from
Liege and about eighteen miles south
east Of Brussels. Reports today credit
the :Belgians with stopping the Ger
mar advance in Tirlemont.
Leave Artillery at Liege.
From Jodoigne the German front
way between Liege and Namur, and
thence south of Huv to Marche. which
Is tWenty-three miles southeast, and
thence to Houffa1ize in the Duchy of
Luxembourg. indicating that the Ger
mans have left the fortifications about
Liege to be handled by the artillery.
while the infantry n cavalry sweep
through Belgium.
Iiege Nearly Encircled. s
A line drawn through the principal
towns along the German front today
shows the German army occupies
nearly a complete circle about the city
of Liege, the only open space being
the German frontier. along the pro-
vince Of Liege,. and reports say a new
army corps is investing Liege today,
completing the circle. The German
front in Belgium is from fifteen to
twenty-three miles from Liege at all
points.
March OF Seventy Miles.
The operations of the German army
Of the Meuse today are confined to the
provinces of Limbourg.s Liege, Luxem-
burg. the Grand Duchy of Luxem-
burg and just the edge Of Brabant
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Enensh Fleet.

English Fleet.
These are the dreadnought types
probably In the British fleet in OF near
the North sea and their tonnage:
Tiger, battle cruiser. 28.000.s
Queen Elizabeth. 1850.
Queen Mary. battle cruiser. $1,000.
Lion, battle cruiser. 26,350.
Princess Royal. battle cruiser, 26,-
$50.
Ajax. $4,000.
AudAcious, $4,000.
Centurion, $4,000.
King George v. $4,000.
Conqueror, 22,6O0.
Monarch. 22,500.
Orion, 22,500.
!Thunderer, 22.50O.
Colossus. 10000.
Hercules, 10000.
: Neptune, $4,000. ~ L
Collingwood, 10000.
st. Vincent, 1890.
Vanguard, 1920.
New Zealand, battle cruiser, 49,
500.
Indefatigable, battle cruiser. 49,
500.
Bellerophon, 1850.
Temeraire, $4,000.
Superb. $4,000. o.
Dreadnought, II, 900.
III These are all big-Run ships COM
pleted, except the Dreadnought, since
1908. They r the chief support of
the home fleet. Nineteen smaller ves-
sells, which have been used in the
Mediterranean fleet, may have been
recalled to the north sea, although,
of course, some protection must be
left at home, at Gibraltar and in the
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province. in which Brussels is located.
From AK to Tirlemont the distance is
about thirty miles as the crow flies,
but the German army has marched
nearly seventy miles through Belgian
territory to occupy this "furthest
west point.
Form German Triangle.
h German arm of the Moselle,
with its immediate base at Treves,
Germany. eighteen miles northeast of
the city of. Luxembourg, has extended
its front from Treves to Luxembourg,
thence northwest from Luxembourg to
the boundary of the province of Ma
muir, a distance Of about thirty-two
miles, the complete front forming a
huge triangle with the apex at Lux
emburg.
Would Intercept Allies.
The front Of this. army is between
twenty and thirty miles from the front
OF h German army about Lieg.
which extends from Marche to IIouf-
falize. Apparently the purpose of the
huge triangle in southeastern Belgium
and the Duchy Of Luxembourg is to in
tercept an advance by the allies on the
German frontier through Luxembourg
While the northern army is attemptine
a turning movement about Liege.
The presence of German arms here
also requires the French to keen a
large army IN their right flank to
prevent a turning movement by the
German ON French soil.
A1sace Operations Unchanged.
The operations in. upper Alsace, a
German province near the Swiss from.
tier. where the French have attempeto
Il turning movement to cross the Ger.
man frontier, were reported un.
changed today. The French repor,
they still hold Muelhausen, Alsace
about twenty-five miles east of Bel.
fort, France, the french base for the
French troops operating along the
Franco-German frontier.
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Bulgarian Napoleon" Expected
To Win Great Distinction in War

st. Petersburg. Aug. 14.-Russian
army men would not be surprised il
he present war developed in Gen.
Radko Dimitrieff Of Bulgaria one of
the great military leaders of the time.
General Dimitrieff a few days ago re-
signed as Bulgarian minister at st.
Petersburg in order that he might en-
ter the Russian army as u volunteer.
General Dimitrief. who is the Lit
tie Napoleon' of Bulgaria, won his
laurels In the Balkan wars. He was
sent to Russia In 1880 at the age of
t~wenty-one to complete his military
education, having already served as a
lieutenant in the Roumelian militia.
He returned home in time to partici-
pate In the revolution of 1855. p
In the subsequent war with Servia
he was appointed chief of staff of the
eastern army corps, and was present
at the battles of Dragoman Pass.
Tsaribrod and at the taking Of Prot.
For gallant conduct at Prot he was
decorated by Prince Alexander,
Dimitrieff showed his bias for Rus
STA early in his career. He was one
Of a clique of Bulgarian army officers
who, acting as puppets of Russian in
trigue,, achieved the capture and ex-
pulsion of their ruler, but q coun-
ter revolution which seized the reins
from this group ended in Prince Fer
dinand being placed on the throne.
Dimitrieff was compelled to, fee to
Russia. where he remained until his
pardon in 1898.
On his return to Sofia he received a
commission In the Bulgarian army and
was advanced until, in 1904, he be-
came chief-of-staff. Subsequently he
was made major general, and in the
last Balkan wal led the left wing Of
the army in its advance against Con-
stantinople.. For his successful lead
ership he became known as the Hero
of Kirk Kilisseh."
Dimitrieff has had great success in
training young officers, and the re-
markable knowledge of tactics and
strategy possessed by the Bulgarian
officers is attributed in no small de-
gree to him.