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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
MEASURE OF RELIEF IS PROMISED
TO COTTON PRODUCERS OF SOUTH
viii Today Co Dder Resolution OF Senator HOS
Cotton Stored Warehouses Solid
Basis for Credit-Outlne the Smith Plan.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 10.-Sena-
tor Hoke Smith announced he would
introduce a resolution tomorrow to
authorize the secretary of the treas
ury to withhold one-half the emer-
gency currency to which the southern
states, with the exception of Florida,
would be entitled and issue in lieu
thereof treasury notes for cotton
warehouse receipts.
The committee is anxious to secure
some legislation which will so stand
ardize cotton as to make the product
solid basis for credit.
Mr.. Brand pointed out that by sys-
TEN of warehousing cotton under gov
ernment supervision and at govern
ment standards, the product would be
given standing which would enable
the new federal reserve board to make
cotton warehouse receipts basis for
ample credit. That would allow cot
ton growers to hold their product un-
til arrangements could be made to
market it.
MIR. Brand said the United States
exports about S,7OO,OOO bales and
manufactures about 5,5OOOOO bales.
Of the export, 100000 bales goes to
England, 1,250,0OO to Germany, 90O,-
900 to France, 625,0O0 to Austria,
$4,000 to Italy and 375,OG0 to Rus
sia.
Practically all of the export mar
ket is now closed by war.
Out of 143,OOO,O0O spindles manu-
featuring cotton in the world, Mr..
Brand said, 93,OOO,00O were in coun-
tries now involved in the European
war. Cotton manufacturers present
said that by working together the
mills of this country might increase
their consumption from 100000 to
100000 bales.
1t was arranged that cotton grow
ers and manufacturers should select
a delegation to appear before the
committee tomorrow. E. J. Watson,
commissioner of agriculture of South
Carolina who with DR.. T. B. Stack
house, representing the cotton manu-
facturers of that state, was named as
chairman of the delegation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
SUDDEN DEATH Of
ESTEEMED LADY

News was received in Americas late
last night of the sudden death of Mrs.
NJ. D. Gortatowski in Albany yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Gortatowski had
been sick but short time and her
death yesterday was a sudden shock
to her many friends. She was found
unconscious late yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Gortatowsh is an aunt of Mr..
l. ]. Kalmon, of Americus. The fun
eral services will be he'd this after
noon in Albany.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
AMERlCUS WILLPAY TRIBUTE
DURING THE FUNERAL HOUR

The funeral of Mrs. Woodrow Will
son, wife of the president Of the Unit
ed States, will take place this after
noon at 2 O'Clock in Rome, Ca, her
girlhood home. 1t is the request of
Governor Slaton that as tribute to
the deceased, all business of whatever
kind shall cease at exactly 2 o'clock
for a period of five minutes. In Amer
icus, as throughout the length and
breadth of Georgia, this sad tribute
will be paid the dead.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
engine
FROM SEABOARD'S
SAVANNAH YARDS
MISCREANT HAY night RIDE
Bad Collision is Narrowly
AVcrted

Engineer John Ross returned to
Americus yesterday from a round trip
to Savannah, and told a story of one
of the boldest thefts ever perpetrated
that of his locomotive-which some
unknown miscreant uncoupled from
the train, which had arrived there from
Americus and was awaiting to be
transferred by the yard crew to the
roundhouse. That the outrage was
not attended with very serious re-
suits is little short of miraculous.
The first intimation given officials Of
the stealing of the engine was when
the station agent at Ways, little vii
lage ten miles south of Savannah, re-
ported to the chief dispatcher that a
wild engine, without headlight or cab
light, had just dashed past his depot,
going south in the direction of Jack
sonville.
The dispatcher knew that train No.
4, a heavy passenger and express train
from Jacksonville to New York, was
due at that point in few minutes and
that collision was possible.
Hurry orders were sent to the agent
at Burroughs, the next station beyond
Ways, explaining the danger and di-
recting that No. 4, the Jacksonville
express, be sidetracked there. Fortu-
nately, No was running ten minutes
late, else it might have passed Bur
roughs already and colIided with the
stolen engine at some point between
the two stations. No. carries a heavy
passenger list, and the result might
have been disastrous.
A search was Immediately instituted
for the stolen engine, No. 61S, and it
was found two miles north of Bur-
rough dead The throttle was wide
open, showing that the engine had been
driven from Savannah at full speed.
The water supply was exhausted,
hence the engine had come to a dead
standstill in the woods.
: 1t was a close call, in all probabil-
ity, for the Florida express train, but
fortunately no damage resulted The
identity of the miscreant who uncou-
pied the engine and ran away with it
is unknown, but he evidently knew
how to run an engine and the rules of
the road, as the proper whistle signals
were given at the blocks and the en-
gine permitted to pass. 1t was evil
IDENTIFY his intention to bring about a
collision.
No. 61S had been abandoned by the
thief after it stopped, and stood gaunt
and without lights in the midst of the
sombre pine forest.
The Seaboard authorities and Sa-
vannah police are making every eff
deavor to catch the miscreant who
stole the locomotive from the yards
and went on Saturday night joy ride.
Engineer Ross has run the 61S for sew
eral years and rejoiced when it was
pulled back to town, uninjured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
. JOHN BULL PREPARES TO
STRIKE FATAL BLOW AT
GERMANS IN NORTH SEA
LATE WAR BULLETINS
Germans Cease to Advance.

Brussels, via Paris, Aug. 10.-Infor-
nation today from the front, confirm
ed the report that the German troops
have ceased their advance by the val
ley of the Ourthe. They were said
to have retired on the reserves, and to
be throwing up defensive works. The
German offensive movement to the
north Of Liege is developing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
A Typical Barbecue Feast in Americus

CONVENTION OFFICERS-Left to
right, R. NJ. Bailey, of Rochelle, senior
deason; A. B. Howard, AmeTicus, sec
retary; H B. Mashburn, senior warden,
No. 95. Centre, S. L. Hammond, wor-
shipful master; A. G.. James, DeSoto,
senior warden c. E. Banks, Lumpkin,
junior warden; L. ]. Blalock, Americas,
worshipful master, No. 13.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
NORTH SEA CLOSED TO FISHING BOATS

LONDON 1O-(SDeaThe action OF the Brlush ad'
miral this afternoon closed to all fishing
boats generally taken indicate that big naval bat
tie that quarter Of the world Both
fleet consisting of the OF the
English navy portion batehp heet and the
supposed be in the North Sea
now and the pending encounter is awaited here
with great anxiety. 80 ~ - =
telegram the Exchange Telegraph COM
from Finland mine
sunk The saved accord
ING to the the steamer not
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
AUSTRIA VIOLATING SWISS NEUTRALITY

OSpecialt is announced here that
violating Swiss neutrality and marching the
international boundary Excitement
action AUSTRIA but official protest has been made
by Swiss government
in Switzerland a
these destitute circumstances,
bn
of n their possession.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
5000 KILLED say GERMANS.

BERLIN, Germany (Special-The Imperial
nmnt thousand German soldiers
wounded Belgium. One thousand
Germans prisoners the Bgan according
fly.
invasion of France is progressing rapidly
ported here today of German soldiers passed
the republic Duchy of Luxembourg that territory
= ing been occupied by the Imperial troops.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
MEETING OF HOSPITAL BOARD
THIS AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK

The Hospital Association will meet
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. C. c. Hawkins. Members are
requested to be present for import
ant business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
Henry Van Dyke Not in German Army

The Hague, Aug. 1O-(special.) y
The American minister, Henry Var
Dyke, denies a report published in
Berlin that his son has enlisted in the
German army. Young Van Dyke is
with his father here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11

DISABLED BY FRENCH AND ENGLISH SHIPS
SAN JUAN lO-Specia inter-
center here a this
ing German cruiser side and
English and which the German sustain
INJURIES The OF the
ships participating not the intercepted
Dispatch
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA OFFICIALLY AT WAR;

PARIS France Austrian ambassador asked
for passports This action marks the official declaration
Of war between nations hOie begun
days
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11

MONTREAL (SpecaDThe government today issued
decree ports Canada navigation and ships now in
port This action is be-
eyed indicate that the Canadian preparing al!
The Dominic w,,-sn~s,r-uzss
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
GERMAN RETREAT FROM LIEGE IS CUT OFF.

LIEGE Belgium, -(SpecaD-One
troop reached today, in time
troops resisting German invaders vaIant
cut off the Kaiser's army in its retreat
still resisting the invaders the
mans hayesu sustained tremendous losses.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
WARsH|Ps FIGHT BATTLE IN THE GULF Of MEXICO

German Cruiser Engages English Ships Gulf of Mexico
Badly DamagedBatt on the
Frontier Still Ragng-Frenh Assist Belgium Her De-
us-Por Of Canada Closed to ShpsDOminiOn HarbO
Be
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11

THE WEATHER

For Americus and Vicinity .
: Partly Cloudy. ?
y \ y = y ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-11
FISHING SHIPS ARE WARNED
NOT TO ENTER NORTH SEA

CONFINED ENGLISH FLEETS WILL ATTACK THE GER
MAN SHIPs-OUTCOME OF THE BIG BATTLE AWAITED WITH
ANXIETY-GERMAN STEAMER RUNS AFOUL OF NINE AND Is
BLOWN UP-AUsTRIA AND FRA NOW OFFICIALLY AT WAR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04

babsF In ienm Gtasnbsn IsbI
bdutis Bu itnben in bsnsn bic Gbh.
baumplanla0su an @ideniudlosr ersn.
5sn. Wtto nidi rsdi5tiiig s%ingssriI'
feH 10 bsfdllt q aud osIunbs 9dums
Jn warmituht,n Sommern luddl
Dos SaDdmmssbllbs of mstsrbo1
on ben Stdmmm bic gu ben Qlisai
bslunatn smpor.
Der ttreifJot.is, ober raubbonrig,
porlins. brauRtr gaumI 6namm,
iu6i nit @orlisbt aspisls, 9irns una
Rubbdnms ais MobnnGttm 1uf unr
III ebsnidlls %sinidbrig. Dom Sui
bis September entpidtln ii6 Isin.
mddtigsn Jru9ttOrpsr an %tronlsu
Giellsn Der Stomms anb QeIie unt
bilotn in Der SGgsHo cine goIbgeIbs,
Iaftigs DIsiidmaiit ipdfe brett an.
libt, F6 absr balO ais balbirsis,
poIItsfs unb bahiOrmigtr Out aus,
iiredt, Der ni4t lslten bis segen cid
g~isrtsImstsr in bic gdnas uRb SOB,
uGaIt. Die Ob,rIsits 1T nit i~teiIsn,
auirsdtItsbsnb,n Gotten blot beIsbt,
tuel9s auIanes rotbraun, fpdtsr Ioml
BEN quite ii9 idApar5brauH bis IobI.
iaiuar5 periarben. 9ie auf Der lin,
~tsrIsits bsfinolihen r0brtuartigen 20
rem Iiub i'm @tssniabe 81 bsnsn oss
@isrporlinss lang unb trdnsn bel
Dem siislten Druds. Der Quit oes
piISss lit Itart mobsris, Der Sc
i9mad bitter uuo Oas 5lsii9 uHasr
niebbar.
Mit Gintritt Der Sr5Re ferbst
beioe GhpGmms ab, aber bic psts
bol3tsn nnb pis bsrtobIt uusIebencen
9lumpsn bIsibsn duf ben Stdmmsn
Itsben uno Iinb bic grutItdttsn 5ur
tpsitsrsn ausbrsitung Oisfsr 9aums
I6dOlinge.
Der faII6e 5eusrpilS cbsr unedt,
3uuOerpil5, bsiisu Grudtt0rper pisls
Sabre ausbauernb an bsri1isoensn
2aubbdumsn, ols Gi9tn, 8udsn,
8irten Grlsn, gi6su, namsntli6
grudnsiosn, aber aud an RuBz, Up.
fels unb 3pstf6snbdumsn ltsbsn, 1T
BON Suasnb ouf bul5artig unb bart.
qnfnngs tlstne aHpIlsn om Stamms
bilOsnO, DdaR Der giIS Oard all.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04
Die 9lanfe G,im gfcrS.

Die Maute beim pfero fam II
bier perIdisbenen arten auftrsten. s |
erfte art 1T Die, BEL nelder bel pier.
ben nit psi9er unb biinner 6aut nc
tuna uno Oamtt I'M 3ui1mmenb1as
66mer5sn auftreten. @sip0bnIi9 Der
Iiert iid 6ieIe art 2slGsn iehr leid
nieoer unb, lobalb bic ROtuug De.
5aut peridnurosn 1T, fdnst bisielt.
an, S9uppeu db3uitoben. Der gu
ftono BELT ALIEN aus, tpsnn ben pfer.
ben uuf einige Gage Rube psrsorr.
pir0.
Die annette Irt Der Moute 5st
NIT elmer art Gnt3iinoung Der Gute
rem Saut Elm. tpslde NIT Sapeaun.
uno R0tung einbersebt. 9isrbei fang
bic dubere Snut an, ans5uihnibtn
Die pferoe gsbeu lobm. unO ana
az anfoug ser 8epsguns mebr al
TpGter6in, neil bic Sisre 8usrF meb
GtmerSen empfinoen als fpdtes
8ielfdd bilbsn fid i'm gerIuufs te
&rantbeit 3tpiTaen ben eingetrodne
ten aruitsn, tpeIde burd bic Nus
s%ntIteben. RiFs url
Sdrunben, tpel1e oer enOgilti9eI
Seilune 9inoerniHe in ben @eg !e
gen. 9isIs 5orm Oet Routs mui
u%nbeOtn9t. iubaIb iie bemertt piro
energiid bebanbelt nerben, neil iid
ieoe @srna6laFigung rGGt. 81
meiTten Iino oieier @rt Gurdntun
gfsrbe ousgeisbt. peI9s sinsn Ian
gen a0tenSOpf bqbsn, unb pelde bic
auf nafem @ooen oosr BET Aegen
Meter bsripsnost fperbsn. 9telfod
geben aud Gdmub unb Suno UNI
1emifde Gtoffe Ole 9eranlaHmll
81 elmer @rtrantung ab.
Die 8ebanolung lsitet mon 70 cir
oaB man 3unG9R bic 6att bon ben
anbaftsnosn aruiten nit Ssife unf
MaFer psrmiitelit zines leinsnsr
happens, nit benz ole RruItsn auf
getpeidt psrben, porii1tig reini4t.
gelbrperitGnbIi6 miHen borbsr bic
6odre permitteIs ser trummen
Sdere griinbli9 entfsrnt tperbeu, lcs
bunu besinftsisrt man Die 5ld@e.
trodnet iie. spentuen, I'm bas qe
fomte DaFer oriinoIi4 gu sntFernen.
NIT GpirttuB db ilnb pubert aui
0ieIefbe Elm Streupulber auF, am Bee
fen GIutol OOer Soooformogen ooer
Mifdung BON Scripture NIT
Soooform i'm @erbdItnis bon / All
5 Ober refine pulperiiisrte Gerbidaie.
bet Hebanblane miFsa tie
tfR - $500 NN@- +~NHtta~NR& -AN@AtLN a. Ae
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04
Gcttuns BON 5triwcioe gic6.

Bon IabDsrItdnoiger Geite miro
rsriidert, Dab mtnbstens Elm
3puH5igItsl Oss gau8en amerttani,
,fsR 9ornnieb ? 9tilanbes, mel9er
nod auf offsner WeiOs 81 finoen lit,
uismaIs oas murttfd9ige Qlter sr,
reidt. Dies beoeutet i'm gar3ea III
zen gepnltigsH gerluIt, Der natiirs
LID uuf Die 6lsii3prsiie gef9la9m
toirO! llrIadeH bieies 8erluIfes lino
u~nginItiges Metter (grpBs Oiirre oosr
liarte Stiirme), Rau6tisre, RranI9ei.
ten unb gtftiges 5utter, ~ un0 ole
ieBtere llrIade nirb als Die psrbdng,
nsboIlite bon allen bs3eidnet! Anoere
lg1a9en foroern nur Damn uno mann
tbre Spfsr, un0 meiteus neretn3eIt;
Iiftige Pflnn5en absr tonren Die
siere gu bunDertsn t0ten, uno nit
inter- 1T bic 6dlfte elmer 9eroe alt
ol6s art in elmer ein3igen Ra6t
ngsgangen.
Gufsn ii9 ioI4e gsrIuTte auf teis
I NeiIe berbinoerng
0ies fragte man ii9 i'm dmeritus
ii9en 4derbaus8 ureau, uno felt
urSem IdBt bic 50ritersi : abteilung
iieiss amtes einen intereFauten Der,
ua ausfiibren. Ser S9oupIab
esieIben iino Ole 9iebfreipeiOcn bes
Aeitens; 6oritreiter, tpelde fir ibren
tipDhnli9en DisnIt in ben Wdloern
NIB Bergen cine 8eile entbebrlt9
ITO, tOmmen in bic 9GIer o0er auF
le Gbenen gefprengt. Sober OieIsr
It NIT elmer tletnen 6autfpriBe be-
Oaffnet unb fiibrt ais ,Munition"
il SldIa1en gbsmifalien. Sober
5tier pieIleidt einen Wert BON
70 Dollars baritelIeno - tpelher
idt idon bur6 Ieiusn Snitintt Oas
II gebradt norosn lit, gentle gftans
en- 3u meioen, unO oTFenbor unter
en- Wlrtungen BON Wergittung LETT
Ct, erbdIt f9Ieunigft cine Ginfprits
ung Der beIagtsn gbsmitolien untsr
L 9aut, ioOaB bas 9ift in allen
Ydllen ausoeidieoeu psroen foil,
ogausgsIeBt. oaB feline @trtung ni9t
BON gu melt fOrtgeIdritten 1T.
Gs miro fl9 notiirlt9 balo Iagsn
dfen, oh bieies Mittel elm oerIGbs
DIES bsi allen bprtommen0tn 8ers
Ftungen, untsr re6tSeitiser anfpen.
ing, 1T. SIN Sntetefe bss gatlaen
eii6berbrou9enben gublitums ma
es iehr au piiniden, Dab Tid Ois
Serfu9e bstpdbren, uno Elm gutter
lrosentius 9teb erbalten bIetbt
W nF4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04

Ser idlI4e Seusrs OOer 3anOsrptI8
9isrsn unO Renl6ef aIs S6marobsl
Qaraftn) ober auf ~obgcItOrbsner
GebsiusisH aIs 6Gulnissrrsgsr an,
BieIt Ril8s finb Ynralttn uuo Saul
rissrrsgtr gu gIei9er Set.
Wis i9on bic Romsn S6marobsy
unb Gdulniserreser srrath Iaiien,
berri9ttn bic pil3e ibrsr Mebrsubl
mad cine unbe: lpolle Sdttateit i'm
5ousbalts Der Rstur. absslsbsn bon
elmer %ssiptfisu 3abI bsrIeIbtn, bic als
GGuInisbspobner bic totem oraani.
i9en aOrpsr elmer ihnsIIeH 3etIebuna
5ufiibren uhb zine @srpshung Der
grboberfIdde burd Sitr, tno gFlan-
senleidM bintdHbaltsn, ais Sste infer
9ebdd lodsr unb genisbbor MAIDEN
unb uniere Deine unb gitrs CUR Sd.
rung bringeH, ooer aIs G1pdmms
gesefisn tperbsr t0nnen, perurianen
bic dnbsrsn bti ibrgn 2~abrpirten
ni1t isItsn arantbeiten unb gar oft
beren COB. Gtne sroBs 3abI Der
Rrantbsitsn BEL Reniden, 9isren uno
pflan5sn finb aui bic psrbsrblide SG<
ttgtsit Don gil3sn 5uriidsufa6ren.
Sbre berbeersuosu Wirtunqsn tperben
nod burd ben umItonb psrmebrt,
bob fe gar Isidt iibsrtrassn fperosn
tonnen unO MIR isbr i9ipsr gu Be.
fdnpfen finb.
gu bisIen PiIsen ss96tt aud Der
8aumih pomui, elmer Der gefGbrIihs
fen GsinOe u~nisrsr Obfbdlms. 0ret
Artsn iinb ss, bic iid duf OsnIelben
aniiebeIn uub ii1 in bic Qr6eit Der
3erit6rms unb 96tung bes gaumles
bens teilsn. Cat inner bitler brei
S9pdmms Ti6 in eiHsm g1ums elm
geniitet, 70 biIft allies Rurierm ni6ts,
Der Baum gebt Ianginm, ubsr F6sr
BEN Sobe entgegen.
Der SdnsfsIs ober Gisrporlinq.
f6peFsIselber 8nnmi9pourm, lit elm
idbrig unb srI6eint in giinitt9en Sab
rem Dersin3sIt ldon i'm Wloi. in bel
RegsI ober srTi in ben Gdnamms.
mpnatsn auguit Bis Sttpber an ben
Gtdmmen unisrer Gbftbdume, beIoH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04

bers isnsr Der girns, airl6s unb
3peti6enbdums. SIM Malbe 1T er
ouf alien Gidsn unO 9u6en su fin
ben. Seine ungeitielten 9iits emit
ipringen sinem gemeinf9aItIidsn
9Dder unb Iinb al grpben auIsn
bah3isgeIartig iibersinanEer geIGids
tel. 4ufssfiiIpt biloen tie banbIanes
uno eben9o brsitt, ipelligfldGe Sd1et
nit tabItrO berFlGde uno tpuItiaem
Ranbs. Sn bsr Sugenb id1n sisasIs
rot gefdrbt, bat Der GierporIins Elm
gor prGdtiges ausIeben, tpeI6sS fiji,
ober bdIb p~erlisrt, ba bic 6Grbunq
in Elm ~abItpbmbss @elb iibsrQsbt.
Dos GIeif9 lit nnfonss tpeiB, idiss
nrttg Ioftis unb trGnt beim 8rude,
I'm otter pirb Is selbIi9 uno brldto.
Der Gdpamm bat in Der erlten ,3eit
einen a%neensbmen Scrub unb foil
irob isines bittsren @eT1mades Elm
IHmadbaftts Gsri9t ssben. Sn sins
SeInsn Gegenbsn pirb CT tatlGdIth
geseFfen. 9Ils 8aumi9dblins erssuaf
q bic iOssnonnts ROts unb StodfduIs
bes 6pI5es.
Mls GtOdfapamm iiberIisbsIt Der
GierporIing meiitens BON alien ST.
Hens Cber girnbaumIf0dsn nuf frnnis
Gtdmms Obgsnanntsr SbtbGum. unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-04

9iere I'm Giaa gspal.sH ipsrpsn.
ein0 bsrtIis In ben Garunom unb
RiFsn MufHungtn borbanosn, 10
iptrben bisIsIkn stdbt uno jpdr
NIT elmer 6%0nmndnIo Iuns (9Sasn.
nsiH In GpirItuF ssl6fi, 1900 corr
nit Iein puIbsriFsrism aupi,tpiirioI
cher pulOsriisriem f~aIpsiaiaursu
Iglei.
Dis brittle qri Der Mauls IN bic
Ioosndnnie 9rdnomduls. Die aranls
belt tritt gepObHIid pI5blid auf,
Das 1isr stbt labm uno pirO gsnaii
mleTTual. 70 Iinbd man an sinsr
Gisls i'm GsTsIgtIsnt cine mtJanbs
Iide Shpelluns unb bic Saut psid
uno uahsisbig. Del Druid NIT Dem
Ginger seigt Ti6 bus pisrh dubt,It
.mpIinolih, nnO aus Der srtrdnlttn
6autisle tritt cine rotgeIdrbit Gli.
iislsit outage. Ddbrsno einigsr "a,
&c nsbmsn bic Shmer3tn unO bic
S4ptIlune gu uno bnIo pirb ons
trtronlie SoutIild ubasItobeu. Sos
buIO Dies ssidetm 1T, biIo,t I9
Narbsngstpebe, neI1es bns mtltdns
Osns Cod nImdblid ausIiai. Die
Bun0ild6s mub na6 Qbfobuna ots
6autiiides inubsr ssreinigi un6 pess
inTiSitrt nsr0en un0 mon lam Iers
nsr elm Mun0trGupulpsr oOer cine
3%prO5entigs 2DInHg bon bIautm
ppottdnin a%Riptnotn. QuBerom
smpfisblt es ii6. ibsr bic Gla6e Il.
men Ieidten gerbanp, i~penigFens
fiber Rddt. ou5uIgsn. gei Gage
tsItteidt man Die Wlnbfld6e, Faas
bic 3iers Sur arbeit psriotnoet pers
ben Ioasu, nit Scl5tesr.
Die bierte art Der Maute be3e'ds
net man ais Straubs p0er sSQtls
fub. Bel bieIsr art oes Qeioeas
Isbm mir bic bintsre 5ld6e hes
5eiiels uno Rrohsngslents mitIamt
Osr Durosrsn 6Idte BON elmer grobtu
S6ar gr6berer unO ,Ieinerer Dors
5en Oidt bsosdt. @Isia5eitiq lit lie
Saut an Dem gan3sn Gelent Itdri
uerbidt. SIT bet Saarbooen be-
rsita BON Der 4ronteeit erariffsn
unO perdnoert, 10 fallen Die Saars
aus uuh ein3sIue, fpsI6e suriidbleis
ben, ItebeH pis Gtdaelr 3piIGtn
ben 8ar5eu bsrdus.
Sine BstanOIung Tam Bel 6isIer
art arantteit pObl btrfadt perDsn,
fihrt ieoob in ben melIten Gddtn
gu tsinsm oaue-nOen erfpla, nsss
buIb ss iid smpfiebIt, neil bel
Mi9e unb 3eit es DerQetsn
bariibsr bieIs >Dc6sn un0 Mpnale
DsrlDrsn asbt, Die Siere, 70 ldnqs
IS gebt, arbeittn 5u laFef uno oann
gum SdIadten gu Osrtaufsns
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gammldlpammt.

Die hduFig an ben %gaumhammsa
iif Bdgeabsn frembartigtH Wuhtrur.
gen, bic nit benz o~IIesmsinsn Rom.n
sBanmi9wamm btJeidntt nsrbsr,
gtborsn su Der iibsrauS orisnrsi6en
ptIapsniamiIis Der piI5s. Ga bisIt
tstn 8loiisriiH babsn unb ibntn ous
BET bic bdbistsit Isbli, biz aobIsn,
ldurs Der eutt 81 aifmilisrsn, b. 3.
IN Robrangsftpffe umsuipaHbsIn, 70
iinb ft eHiDungsn, bic 5u ibrem Mut.
bou unb psbm n6tietn Gdfie aus
onbtrtn creonifdsu aOrpsrn 5d ne6
men. Nus oisfem @runbe iitosIn Tt
fia miipsbst au! Iebsnbsn gflan3sn,
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Die @emeinbe 5errn6ut in
5ahien fpurDe 1922 BON dusgetpans
serten mdbriiden 8ribern begriins
let.
Berlin batte Inn 1850 nlr
5000 @inpDbner.
Die Semperdtnr I'M Guess
fonul iteigt Ielbit i'm oWinter" Biz
auf 33 @rab geIiius.
Sn Snbten peroen lit bers
I9iebeue Spraden ge3dhlt.
Die lite tie 8ruuerei Miin6ens
1T oos S%ddebrdu; lie tplirbe TIA
sesriinDet.
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0ur4 ibr s69n4en aeOn
in 2ebensgefabr gebra6t ipurOe in
Baltimore 5rau Saoie @anboru in
ibrer Mobnung. sic bate Iib ou
Elm GOpbo geIest, UNI Elm turass
S3ldfhen gu modem, uIs oas ainO
ongebli1 ben @asbabn onOrebte unO
Der aadm Iih raid NIT 2eu9tgas
anfalte. Der TGtMarn bon Srou
@onborn fam nod i'm Iebttn Muqen.
blide oasu, orebte ods Sos ab auo
rief sinen in Der Rabe fpobnenoen
arst berbei, nelhem IS nod Ginger
Mibe gelang, bic bsrits pbnmG9tige
5rou pieoer ms 2eben suriid3urus
fem
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Gineiunat @ame aug @nl.

Sine Jung Dam aus Sais
.inure iu9te burh bas Staatsbepars
.smsnt in Datbington austunft
lber Oos g4idial ibrss 9rGutigams,
ines OFFICERS auf Der Cord bic
oetanntIi9 in Der Rorbiee ouf { Inc
niue a~ufgeFobreu unO untergeqans
gen 1T. 3tpei 0ffi3isre fpuen ie,
bod gsrettet pDrben fem. Das
9 taotsbspartemsat bat bic Qnfroge,
OBJ. ii1 Der Brdutisom Der Dame
nnter ben sipei @srettetsn beFin6et,
braAtLOs On @stotb ssIsssaAAisrt.
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Ser gdipefels ODER GierporIing.
id6rIiae 9ergr0Berung bes Jrudtt0r
pers gu YIerbsbufs (bem sr aud fsbr
oft an @sitaltung sleidb unO gut
gr0bs 6erau. 2csesl0it pom Stansne
5eigt Der G6tpamm offers aud cine
6albmonbfprm.