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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
Gurrau5a in Der sanptituOt.
5rin Cfinjng wirS BON Der SenOl.
fernHg entbaiiaitiidl beariiht.

9taot Ulcrito. 81. 9lua. @e.
neral 6arran3a, Sberleiter Der 9ie.
rohltion acaen Den uertriebenen @e.
neral Suerta. bat gcitrrn giadlmit.
tag ieinen @injug in Die StuOt gc.
6alten, m ieineu Bilifteu oIs pro.
piioriider 4,r1iioeut Der Jiepublit
nad)5ufomnen Sbm muroe BON Der
gep0lferung ein cntbuiioitiiher gm.
piana 3utbeil. 0linOeitens 10000
Dleniden Daticn Die 5traBen Ourd
pelde iih Der BUG bepeBte, einge.
idumt. Dlit On &tien agangp le.
be Gorrm5a" glonge lebe bic toniti.
tiltiouelle Gcgicrimg" muroe Der CT.
iolgreihe HeDoIutiondr mo oeilen
@eiolge begriiBt ginhoem Garrnn.
"a oen Aeaicrungspalnit betreten
muroen Iallte imo dnbaltenoC Ruie
mad ibm laitt ioonB er pom Dem
9alfon aus cine glniprade m Die
8ulfsmenqe hielt ino ibr cine nab.
re golfsregierima oeriprod 8ann
nabm er iibcr Die Gruppcu Aepue
a6, noraui lid oas golf BeLiiti.
glmgen bingob. glac Seid)dfte pa.
zen gei6loiien; eiu 5eiertag mar inl
gan5eu 2onoe ouSgeiagt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

3otio, 81. Mug. Sapan 1T
iertia, Die Oeltidle aIiatiidlc geiib.
lng aidutihau atjugreiien. glur
cine 9lnnabuc oes llltimatinns, 0ns
syapan an 8eutidlano geiteat bat,
fam eincn glngriii Der sSapnncr
perbinoern. llnO Ole oeutihe Regie.
runa oenft mht 0uron, oaiielbe an.
3rnebmen. GeutihIauO miro inter
feinen llmltdnoeu anlltihou an So.
pan ousIieicrn o0cr ieine ariegs.
id)ifie I'M ierneu Often entlUuii.
nen. 0aS IdBt Die gbre oes 8eut.
i6en geitcs nitt 3li. llno 70 beiBt
es Oenn oem 6ein0e Die ebernc
Stirn All bieten lmo Den aunlpi nit
Syapan bis ouf Oen lebten Dtam 5lt
beiteben. Die iaponiide 5lottc er.
martet nabe Der Shantiina Salbin.
icl Ocn gciebl gum gngriii ,Sapa.
niihc 9ruppcn befin0eu iit alf
SransportOompiern. Die ,Sapaner
crparten, oaB Die Oclttihen ariegs.
iGifie inter Dem Shube Der Son0.
beicitiglmgen Der iapuniiden Slot.
te 10 biel Sdaben 3uiiigen miro.
mie mogIit. Die gefeitigungsner.
| fe limo MODERN uno NIT arllpp'.
iden @eldiiben nobl uerieben. 2Iu.
Beroem bat oie @aruiiou 2ebensnlit.
tel mo SdicBbeodrf oui 0ionotc
biunus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
Sic ungere6te 9epeiden, 3euiur trttitrt.

gcfonrtlih Bo6en sic Ser Staa'
ten aus g}elltralitdts.@riinOen oic
6robtloie 9epeihenItotion Der 0eltt'
ihen IN SEEM gorf oeriiegeln laIien.
Tie Sofe bat beoeltten0eS 2luiie-
ben erregt uno biele 8roteite mltr'
Sen 0agegen erboben, Der bette bon
Der oeutitamerifaniihen SanoelS.
fomlner in Stem gorf, Die nit
Redyt prflGrtc, Dob Die 9tegierlmg
nod folder Sonoluugsneiie aud
0ie englii6en aubeln oerItegeIn ioa-
te, ipomit sic obritiIden 8ettern"
bie SoaritrGltbenIten 2iigen un0
8erIGumOlmgen iiber 0eitidIon0
ner6reiten imo OoS omerifaltiihe
8oIf perbeben. 8aIbinoton bat
berIpro6en sic Sohe no6n1al8 5lt
berotben. g8eiter i'll man bisber
ober ni6t gefoulmen. sSSeBt Bot ii9
auh Ser 0eutihamerifdniife 9fotio.
naIbuuo in ser Sade boren Ioi.
len uno ouf telegropbii6e glitffor.
oerltng BON Seiten oes gunoeSprd-
iioenten Or. Seramer hin lit beute
ioIgenoc Groteit-0epeidle bon gSe.
brosfa aus oil Grdiibcnt @iIion
lno ieinen Stootss5efret1r grunlt
abgeaonaell, 0b rs pas aissen
iptro2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

Sorts BEL 2iittid un6 oie StaOt
ielbit iotpie oGe 9efeitigungsDerfe
befan6en ii6 bereits an 5. 2luguit
in Den S1noen Der 9eutiden"
iagt u. s. Gibion, @eidditSreiien.
Der elmer bieiigen sSirmn, Der oi'
reft bonn &rieastbeoter in europa
bier eingetroffen lit. .glae 9eidid.
ten, iagte @ibfou, vooB bic Sorts
BEL 9iittid nift genpmueu iino,
iouOern Den gIngriffen Der Gent.
idlen tuioerIteben. iinoTIGderlid,. Sci
neiner Oortigen glnfiulft ami ).
g[uguit ifien es mir, ipie Demt
in Der Sto6t fem Stein ouf Dem
unoeren geblieben mar. Die Stra.
Sen Der Stoot ipdren bon ben
nelttiden @eiGoiien ourdpiliigt, unO
Die 5eituug mar in Griintmern. Die
angegebene gerIllIt5ifier Der 8eut-
iden lit offenbar beoeuten0 iiber.
triebeu, oenn id babe ni6ts ooOon
geieben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
smeS itcbt giiitig fir Die beiltiden
gSaffen.

Chicago, 81. gIug. - SIN bieii.
gen 0eltiden aoniuIat trofen ge.
Itern folgenoe gtodri6ten elm:
Die 0perationen Der gforoarmee
ifreiten giinItig fort. 9dmpfe BEL
8apre uno @entblour. S1ntuttli.
DE Sorts bon 2iitti9 eefaqen, Die
belgiide g1egierung na9 glntiuerpen
aeflldtet. Maasartnee bate Grfolg
bel 9inant. 5rau3oiiIde SffeniiOc
I'M @liaB lit unbeoeltteno, nur &or.
trllppen aug t6en gogeienpdiien 3ll-
riidge0rdngt. gln Der 0Itgren3e MI.
les befrieoigeno. 0eiterreih beginnt
Offeniibe nod 8olen, mo ruiien.
fein6lihe ReDolution."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
8ie Td) 9entidllanS's 5ein6e uer.
redlneteH.


Sm Sabre 1870 rehneten Die
3ran3oien NIT Der llneitigfeit Der
0eutIden 1uo lp1ren Iebr entt1uift,
iofort aus5ufinoen, oaB gapern
gSiirttenlberg lno gooen iif ouf
preuBiitle Seite itelen miirben. 9tn.
no 1914 baben iib uiiere gelie6ten
ISranjoien aber nod bieI nebr Der.
rehnet, uno nit ibnert ibre inuberea
Gerbiinoeten, Die 8rittetl uno Rui.
len. 9iesmal Iolten bic So3iol0e.
mofraten Dem 9elttiden geidl 6urh
aebollltion lu0 innere llnrube Den
@araus MAIDEN. Surrab fiir Die
Socies, aber iiber bent Hbetn,
ii6er Der 8eidie[ uno iiber benz aa.
nal oa 6oben iie ii1 oudl nun iDie.
Der qeianitten. llno Nun Die Saupt.
iahe - rtdlnIid ou8 boie Omen Der
i5ran3oien, es lit Der preltbiibe glo'
ler, ben iie genomnlen baben iollen,
Der 0en 0eutiden ihon ooraus ge'
floqen lit, mo Der in 6orn Der er'
item bon ben 6ron5oien ero6erten
Stanoarte I'M &rieg5mintiterilm IN
@aris oufgebangeu poroen lit. Ser
9l0ler mollte unbeoingt BORT bin
un0 3eigt ben 8eutIden i6ren 8eg.
g2lln, ole 5rau3oien bnben ben 9lor
einaela6en, ,m0 mo Der 2lor lit,
fonlmen alt1 imner idneQ oles
pruIiienS" @erItan0e5.oous? s. 80
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
@iIiOn aeaen arieasitener.

@nibington, 81 glug. 8rdii.
oent 8iIlon CAB beute Ser SofTnuna
9lusbruf, baB feine ariegsIteuer
bipr5ulanoe Sit erbebeu iDerben
brand)t. Sollte cine ioIfc oennod,
beriiigt tperoen, 10 eeidiebt oieies
erlt n1dj Gdngerer llnteriud)ung, Inn
fcitiuitellen, tuelhe slrt Steuer Dem
goIfc Die ipeuigiten Shipierigfeitell
made
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
0amen Wauiifpcreilr.

Der Gn1oba 9amen Wtliifoerein
bot in ieiner qeitrigen 8erIamm-
hing $50 fir sic ariGgSnotbleioen-
6en bemilligt Die 8anen baben
oo8 groBte SS5ntereiie an Dem Sers
loltfe 0es arieges, mas iih 0aourh
qe5eigt, ooB oiele 2tuSihnitte aus
3eitltngen nit6rahten uno porlalen.
Sic ineroen ooS SiIf5werf anf ieg'
Iide g8eiie for0ern.
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g8irbelltnrn in genninIunnia

gSiltesbarre, ia. q Wing n
Gin ungctpo6nIid heftiges llnmetter
cnthio lid 9citern iiber ltuiere Staot
iSiinf Eerionen fpuroen getootet ito
80 oerlctt. 3riihen brcisig unb
ssersip Souier truroep sertriir1uert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
gis Ginnabms bon IriAsl Onr6
Die Dtntl6tn Otf3iea 'agtltanStn!
Die Deul(6en audi 6ereitS DOR Dem 6e(edglen
antwerpGn, OaS formG(I 6G(ugGrt
mer0en mir0.
gabeim gan, seIeen BON osn 9eati@en tOntrOairt

Ter Ssrmard Der 5anSOH @aheOibrngrn mieo jnm San
~-brnd. Ameritauihs aer5e ani Dem ariegsbeuter Sic
pdtn i'd nbrr bic bnden SUl0nteH in @urn oes gObt
Die Sds ieben in jnbrdeH Weusn nad AntuerpeH. = Die
rnFin RrnblbGuc nrmeu ibrsu gnnS be5HgId Der @eoer'
laarn ggcn peoer geuatg DUa yhttid idpR D. An.
quit ssnntu, agt Gin meritande bort fOmmenSr IaftS
rstnbn. Die bnfh 6utc ridt ruiidlen 0atn lnbeil
u NJ Hnder Samann erfGrt Saf Der arieg in Ore yOna-
ten ~ GnOe rn wirO-aaes its6t oaHig r bic OenfeH a
feH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

N Sbale) bat ii6 Ole bclgiide
Seloarmee dlti glutiperpen 3iriidge-
3ogen. Gieic sSeinmg bot cine bop.
peIte giolc. @rItens lit es cine
lutgclpobnlid itarfe ;eitumg imo
5ipeitens III eS Die 9aiiS, bon no
ans Die belgiibe 9lrnee Die 5lanfe
Der Dettiteu beoroben imO nit Den
8erbiinOetcu erfoIgrei6 3uiammeu
operireu fam lin Die Geitiing 5ii
belagern, nllB Der 5einO cine be-
trahtlide glrmee perpen0en. 8iro
BON elmer gelaaeritug Der 6eitin9
glbitanO genomnen, oonn miro Die
belgiide glrmee, peritdrtt 0urb Die
@arniion glntiperpen'8, ben oelitiden
iutmer Elm geidbrIi9er @egner blei.
ben" Sn Dem 9eridt beiBt es
oum meter: ,,8ie Sorts bel Git
tih balten nod immer aus ina,
iold cine oerIogene ganoe) ntb
gtamrr lit nod nidt nugegriffen
(aud erIogeD. Sieraus 1T erIidt.
Iih, Dab Die 9eutiden in cine Sal.
le geg1ngen iino uuO iidJ 5piihen
Btpei 6euern, 9tamur iln6 9lntDer.
pen befiAOen (io, MN oiirfen bios
nod Die giuiien BON binten, uno Die
oerbiin6eten 5ruir5oien unO gnal1n.
Ger non born tormnen iutO flatid
- iino Die 8entiden fertig; 1ta,
mebr Tam man oodl nidt oerInn.
GEM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
aiantidlan nid,t unfaegebcn.

gonOou, 81. 9lug. 9llls 5uUer'
lGiiioer GueIle perlaittet bier, 0ab
in China ntft al Sopau
ausgeIieiert neroeu niiroe. ionOern
oaB iidl Die geiabumg bis nilf ben
lebten Diann Dertbeioigen iDeroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
aleine staStncniafciten.

;yrau @Iaops Sbort, cine S5niai.
lin 6es Clarion 0}eroriul Soipi.
tals, iprong in einem 9Lnfall Don
8abnIinn ais Dem 8eirlter be8
oierten 5toftperf8 unO 5og iidj too!.
lihe 9erIeBungeu 5u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
3es 4apites sdpciter aeitOrben.

9iom, 81. glug. n 8dbreno Der
Qeidluom oe5 oeritorbenen Fapites
Bins auf oeu BaraOebett rubt
bat alid) sic SdDeiter oes Ser.
itorbcucL glnna, 0aS 3eitIide geie9.
net. Sie iturb an gebrodenem ser.
lcn, oeun tie Dermodte oeu Gerlnt
ibre5 gelie6tcn 8rloers nidt 81
il6eruinoen. Ole 9eeroiglmg oes
Gopites miro einiad] iein. SS5nl DO.
nat September miro ieoenfaQ5 Die
8abl oes g}odiolger5 Oes Fapites
itattiinocn.
Ron, 81 Mug. ~ Gs miro bier
befannt gernnd,t, OnB Die Sdpeiter
6es 8apIte5 nitt gcitorben uohl
aber infolge Der 9luire8ung ihper
erfronft iii. ISn ieinem Ieitament
bat Der Gapit beriiigt, onB icinell
beioen S6peitern glmnn mo glorin
ie cine Beuiion BON $40 monatIidJ
ausgeieBt iDerOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
9ie ltt6eraabe 9rafeIls


8belrt, geIgien, 81. glug. -
8rnlieI befiloet Ii6 iest in Sdnoen
Der sseinoe; es bat fi6 ben 0ert-
lhen sEaeben, ohne aid mir eineu
ShlrB ob3ugebeu. 8eutide llla-
aeit mo Suidren trnfen beute (ie.
oenfoIs 9cnneritag) nui oem
EtieBplos Dor ben Sboren Der
Stoot Elm uno oerIangten oeu 8iir-
qernleiiter su ipreheu. 8eier er.
Idlien imS belt nit Dem eriten
Gffisier Der oelitihen Geiter cine
fllr5e 1triterre6umg. glm globnit.
tag erfdienen oeltihe 9fii5iere IN
einem gluton1obiI, frelBten ben
Brn16 gloct (Dlorft 8lab) uno
(bepaben iif no9 oem Ratbbaltie,
tunbrer0 mebrere Qlbt6eillmgen
belftider 1ritppeu, oie Die Sailpts
itrnben beieeten. Die telegraph
Office mtO gabnitation paren ge-
id5InIIen 9iele getuobner naren
noh @beut uno Gitenoe gefliid-
fet. gs miro ongeuommeu, onB
ole Gentiden iib MIR fur3e 3eit
ino in eeringer 3abl bier olfboI-
TEN fuerSen. gtnttperpen miro cine
ieaelrehte gelogerlutg burf Die
0eutid)en Ourh3umahen baben.
SSliden nad) 9lutiuerpeu.
2otocn, 81. g[ug. Ole Srt.
idlaIt 9olbailJ ipelbe nod Dor meb.
reren StunOen oas Saltptqtlortier
Der beIgii6en 8ruppen mar, befin.
Set Iidl 6eute in 9dnOen Der 9eitt-
idBen. Sn ungabeltren 9ieugen flie'
ben bic gelGier mad glnhperpen,
0ns fiir uneinuebntbar gebaIten miro.
9Iudl befin0en lih IN jener @egeno
arobe geiiinte 2agerb6ider uuo 8e'
treioeipeider, pel6e Den 9eutihen
cine milfommene 8eltte iein ipiiroen.
gonOon 2t. 9lug. Cine De-
beIdIe an Die Central 9ieips bon
93riiiIel beiagt, oaB cine groBe an'
kahl BON 3oriern 5miiden gtanutr
uno glntuerpen in 8rallO itebt.
gnris, 81. glug. - 0ffi3iea ipir0
bier angegeben oaB Die 9eutiben
BriiiieI genonr1en baben un0 ooE
lid, Die belgiide glrmee allf glnttper-
Den suriidBiebe. Damn beiBt es in
Der offi5ieIlen 8efonntmndung, bal
es ben 5ran3uien geluugen lei, lid
Spiidjen Nlilbauien Ano 9lltfird
feItsulcten. (g9ie Ionge peroen iic
tpobI Sa bIeiben2) Sn 2otbringer
aber bobcu Die fransoiiiden Grupper
feline GrfoIgc 5u berjeidnelt. SiI
fdrSen bic 9eutihen in itarfen go
fifionen, griFfeu ober 0enrof ber3
bait an. Die 3eutihen ihhieer
oen Gugriff ab uno gingen ounr
ieIbit gum glngriff iiber imo idln
aen oie fran8oiiiden Trlppen BIZ
sli ifren uripriinelihen Stellinger
an Ser geile nno Den Sdtal pol
Der Dadrne his gum Mein surild.
Die offisieIle gnfiinaigung iog
oonlt lueitrr ossSl llcbcrrinitinnnlni
mt benz porher ausgcarbeitctel
\ sfriegspInn ttuer's giuubt be5abl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
Bulletin.

gDnoOn, 2l. ana. - 9ns bent.
az 0Ieldlwnocr in Der Sititt hat
bic SnftnaHlngen BON 'SuHBOe, 6in.
lamb, bOmbarOirt nHo 5eritUrt. Sri.
Hide nno frnn5Oiiidle arirgSidliffe
haben Gin SOmbaroemeHt anf ben
0iierreidnidlen .Snfen GattarO croft
net nn6 iOaen beocuteuoen SdIaOen
nHseridltet babeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

g2on unteritiibe Die 6eutid6e Brei.
le, fn0em man 5u ibrer 9erbrei.
tung beitro1!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
glmeritnniidJe gerte 6eim Seitt.
ifen Seer.

Son0on, II. gli8. - g1od 5fDet'
ipohentli6em lnfreipiaigem gLufent-
bait 5pii6en ben StGoten MAIDEN
itn6 2iitti6 iino Die nmerifaniihen
9(erjte Or. g8. s. 2lurano BON
UlinneapoIiS un0 Or. Ri5er bon
Gbicago nit ibren 6on1iIien bier
eingetrofien. 8rei Gage lang ma.
rem lie in &oipitGlern 5u 8erbiers
8elgien, tbdtig 1tno niometen iib
Der geriorgung oeutider 9ertulnt0e-
ter. Gle erfldren, OaB Die 0eutiben
in unbeidreiblih groBer 3abl in
belgil6es @ebiet ein0ringen; oret
Gage un6 orei gi1hte benertten iie
Die Gruppenourh3iige. Sie glou.
BEN 0aB minoeitens 100000
Wl1nn in 9elgien eiumaridirt iino.
gIlle botten iie neue llnifortilen lino
neues Stiefel3eug; oas 2ebtere mar
fir bieIe Sol0aten bon groBem ltebel
oenn oie 5iiiie iparen ibnen auge.
i6poaen rno nieien gIaien infoIge
Der groBen Dtdrihe ollf. Die 4me.
rifanpr iaben oiele 4anonen, tueIhe
Die S5nI6rift trugen nnnd 8oris"
Die 0euti6en Soloaten tporen
frein0lid uno 8uborfommen6 5l1 oen
g[merifanern nno oeren SamiIien-
mitaIie0er; fir Die SSrauen truaen
lie @aiier berbei ln6 oie 4inoer
periorgten iie nit @tilf. Die Srip-
pen muroen bon Der giirgeridnft
gladen8 Itiirutiib begriiBt uno NIT
3igarren @Bluaoreh 8eiu, 9ier,
uim. beriorgt.
Sic SoIoaten tbeiltGn Ben g(meri-
fanern NIT, ooB fein 6eloSug ge-
aen geIgien beabiidtigt poroen iei
eg muroe ibnen bon ben Sffi5ieren
anbeiobIen, fir g(Iles, beiien iie be-
6iirften, baar 5u be5abIen. 5oIlte
ibnen aber @i0eritano entgegenge-
iebt mer0en, 0nnn ipiiroen Die Bel
gier notiirlih mie 6einoe bebanOelt
tperoen.
6reoertf QrudboIS bon minneo.
polis, Der 9Iaden einen Gag friiber
berIipb, pie Die iibrigen iagte, bar
in Ser g21be Der boadnoiiher
@rcn,e beIaiI6e 9oribemobner olti
6ie ein3iebenoen Oertiden Srupper
aefeliert 6dtten. 9ie 5olge mar,
oab mc6rere D11nner oerbnftet inf
oie G0rfcr onge5iinoet lpurben. Die
5rallen uno 9inoer retteten iif iiber
Ole 6o11noiihe @reu5c.
7ie sslotte in Der Gitiee.
q ~ IL l.
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Metterheridlt.

Sdon beute g6eno uno Snmitag
mdrmer Sar1Ita8.
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7ir Hlotte n bed Citiee.

oonSon. 81. Mug. llcber Die
Spcr1tionen Der oeutitru ODER eng.
liifeu GIotte pcrlontetc bisher ilidlts
gcitiumtes. Soeben ober III eiil eng.
liiter Snaenieir BON ct. Neters.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21
gtrenae Wafrcaeln.

2on6on, 81. Qltg = Bier Hllllefl,
angebli6 Gffi5ierc, murOen in 5rie'
oridlsbafen ais Spiouc eriboIien.
Ger beutIhe @eneralfouiul in @enf
unrnt glusl1noer, o6ne Bdiie Die
Sii6oren5e 2elitidlanOs au iiber.
idreiten. geionoerS IN gliaB.Sotb-
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Bulletin.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-28

did anybody go to work. They just
enjoyed themselves.
Schumann's wife wrote pleading,
fearful letters begging him to return.
His sister said she was working and
scraping to get him his carfare, but
Schuhmann stayed on.
Then the money gave out and
starvation faced the six. To be sure
Schuhmann pawned Katy's watch for
SO and her wedding ring for $3.50,
but that did not keep hunger pangs
from attacking their stomachs.
Then Katy wrote to PA" and ask
ed him for some money. PA" wrote
back begging Katy to return and all
would be forgiven, and he enclosed
$50, but before the money arrived,
Ruegg, grown desperate, is alleged
to have carried two butcher knives
into the apartment of Katy and her
affinity and threatened to carve them
up unless the whereWithal for food
was forthcoming.
So, when the $50 was received,
invested some of it in
revolver and box of cartridges and
made counter threats.
Both the men have been sent to the
Bridewell. Mrs. Reugg,. who seems
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-28

BY JANE
Truth is indeed stranger than fl
been submitted as, fiction to maya
highly improbable, yetit unraveled its
the Chicago police station.
Last Saturday night a man by
with his wife Daisy, and complained
living at 507 North State street had
The police brought in the other
Schuhman, and Katy Schneider, 25,
two children.
And then the queer story was to
Katy lived until January 9 last i
band, whom she calls Pa" probabl!
children and certainly not because of
Quite little time ago, staid mari
around for an affinity. She found 10
equal position with herself, as he had
the prospective father of third.
Now Katy had a friend, the said
her that she, too, had clandestine
lover. Whereupon Katy resolved up
on a very unique afinity-moon.
She took 1851 she had saved out of
money PA" had allowed her for
household expenses, and she instruct
ed Daisy to buy herself some suit
cases and any slight finery which ap-
pealed to her, and to meet Katy and
her affinity in New York, where the
soulmates would take train for Chi
cago at Katy's expense.
Daisy cheated. She appeared at
the station all right, and she had with
her two suiteases she had bought out
of Katy's money, but she did not have
her alleged affinity Instead she
claims the man with her is her hus-
band.
But Katy was game. With her two
children. and Schuhmann and Daisy
and her husband, the affinity-moon
travelled to Chicago and located itself
at the State street address, where
Katy generously gave the Rueggs the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-28

TRUTH SOMETIMES DOES PROVE A GREAT DEAL STRANGER
THAN FICTIoN-HERE Is AN INSTANCE
nv lame
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-02
MOOSUP
Eugene V. Boyle Goes To Shelton
 Sunday Services.

Mrs Bertha Card of New York is a guest at the home of her mother, Mrs Ruth A. Shephardson.
 John A. Prior, a student on the Mu- ner scholarship, at Sheffield Scientific school, Yale, spent the week end at the home of his father, Judge John E. Prior.
 Charles Masterson, a former resi- dent now on the police force in Prov idence, was a recent guest of friends in the village.
 Special Lenten services were held Sunday in the churches.
 Charles D. West spent a couple of days in Boston last week.
 Eugene V. Boyle formerly employed 1t the American Company's mill is now employed in Shelton, Conn.
 John c. Westcott, brother of Mrs. J. Orville Main, who is taking a sea trip was at Jamaica when last heard from. He describes it as a beautiful country, and every minute is filled with solid enjoyment. MT. Westcott, man. ages one of the large hotels at Allan tic City.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-02

High team totai-Cierzs, 1412.
 High team g-Independents, 510
 High three strings-Rarnsey, 316.
 High single string-H. Pjnney. Ram sey l29.
 Averages of leaders: H. Pinney g., Lee 96. Buckley 93. Fontanella 92. Fisk s2, C. Pinney g2, Ramsey 91, Tafts 91. Cote 91. Snow 90.
 Games this week:
 Tuesday-CIerIls vs. Manufacturers
 dnesday-Merchants ys. Indepen- dents.
 Thursday-Warrens vs. Crescents.
 Borough Briefs.
 Miss Frieda Rand, a former super visor of music in the local public schools. now of Norwood, Mass, was in town Friday for brief visit.
 John F'aircloth has moved his fam fly to Willimantic. where he has se- cured employment.
 Charles Phelps of Rockville gave an interesting talk on International Peace at the mems banquet in the CongreSa- tionaI church Friday evening.
 The young men Of inc west Sta1- ford Congregational church. gave an Indian meal and baked bean supper at the church vestry Friday evening. Following the supper there was af eli - tertainment in which George and Mar tha Washington were features.
 William R. Rudge has moved to Stafford Hollow.
 Mrs. Adefbert Needham spent t few days in New York last week,
 To Hear About South America.
 The Current Events club will discuss South America at it's meeting this tNeEday) evening. Miss Margaret Russell who has travelled in South 4 America wifi address the club. and Mrs. C. R. Newton will read a paper en The Politics of South America There will be special music, including i selectiens brought by Miss Russell i from South America Tine committee l consists of Mrs. G. Percival Bard. Mrs ! C: R. Mewten and Mrs. NJ. A. Harris. i Miss Wi1heimina s. Adams was ir ] Springfield on business Friday Miss Nellie Yare is spending tzzse weeks in Lowell. Mass. and vicinity. ! There will be a smoker at the meet ing ef the Stafford club this (Afondayl i eaSenIpg.
 Special services will be held at al < the local churches during Lent.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-02
YANTiC HAPPENINGS
Clarence Parker Called ss Schenectady by Sons IiIness-Eight s!sighins Parties Thursday.

Clarence Parker, director of the Tantdc band, was called to Schenecta- dy N r, "Wednesday by ths nlnese of his son Howard. who was to be op- erztzG cn Thursday.
 Prepares for +Tf4aaSt
 sE>Aa tRssad Inspector oacott has roeraeS ali rbs csi1Serts along ths state -0ad in Franklin in preparation for thS Vhaw or any change in the weather Coussdera5is water was rIhtaIlg tlarosast. fa,azn Wednesday, aHd Thurs daF-
 The =arrz1- air Thursday encouraged ssasshIng parties, eight passing through the TiEiase
 Spiia Cuts N}ress
 Rssbsn Potter is loading several fat c4rz with oak spi1es, Thursday one got t7ngtsd alP in the telegraph wires md out a few of them 1ecesSstatins the repair gangs attention. Very nt- tie tnconVenisace was experienced as c result
 Miss Edna Ezifey has Jeff for Hart foEd to spend March with her sister, Mrs John Tague.
 Mrs Charles Arnold and daughter EiIa Of Por6ret are spending several days in town ~4tb -DTs and ArS. H. H. Hz~R.