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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
CRANDALL'S.

CrandalI's accommodated capacity
houses at all performances yesterday.
the motion picture production of The
Seats of the Mighty" by Sir Gilbert
Parker, with Lionel Barrymore, Mil
licent Evans. Glen White. Lois Mere
dith. Grace Leigh, and Thomas Jeffer-
son Many of the scenes are laid in
Quebec during the French-Canadian
war, depicting thrilling battles of that
conflict THE Seats of the Mighty"
will be shown again today as the main
attraction.
Warm reception was given Prof
Green's orchestra, which has returned
and will resume its daily recitals, that
have been so popular in the past.
Tomorrow and Thursday Little Lord
Fauntleroy' will be seen. Friday and
saturday the program will feature
"Life's Shop Windaw.' with Claire
Whitney and Stuart Holmes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
GAYETY.

Your old friend Az Reeves and his
sutrancing aggregation Of chorus girls
re at the Gayety this week, and II
rsterday's audiences arc any criterion,
Manager George Peck is likely to have
largest weeks business o. the sea-
N. Reeves aptly styles il The Beauty
now" and in the two bUrlesques pre-
Ited the girls sing and dance de-
ghtfully. 'Nickelbouser's Reception
the title of the opening burlesque, in
hich Wilbur Dobbs has the leading
ETedv role.
The closing burlesque is styled Con
ogy," during which Reeves intro
gces living models of famous paint
KS. Special features include Margie
ustin and Mabel Blake in a series of
longs and dances: Harry Miller and
.ernice Smith, tango dancers, and Miss
.0uie Rice in an Oriental dance, assist
O. by Fred Collins. Helen Western
ads the chorus in an Amazon march.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
MAJESTIC.

They Lived Happily Ever After
ward" is the opening burletta of the
offering at the Majestic this week ny
THE Sunshine Girls"
Supported by a large chorus, the fol-
lowing were particularly prominent I'm
the performance: J. T. Murphy, Jack
Rowles. Helen Rowles, Ed Harris, Ma
RE Defmar, Corine De Forest, Charley
Graft, and 'Odar.'
The opening burletta shows a couple
in trying to escape being caught in
an elOpement, and between the acts
there is a dog act that is most amusing.
The number that appeals most is "Oh,
My Love" which was sung by J. Tea
dor Murphy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
SEEK PAN AMERICAN
NEUTRAL SEA LANES
Representatives Of Republics in
Western Hemisphere Confer
on Problem.

The governing board OF the Pan
American Union began today the most
important conference in its history.
The representatives Of the republics OF
this hemisphere took up consideration
of various plans designed to prevent
complications on this side of the water
growing out of the European war.
These suggestions cover much ground.
out of them the conferees hoped to de-
wise some method whereby a neutral
zone could be established covering the
east and west coasts from northern
Maine around Cape Horn to northern
Washington.
Neutral Zone Desired.
It was admitted at the outset OF the
conference that the task was almost
Impossible. To make any such sug-
rested agreement binding the COM
batants would have to voluntarily sub
scribe to II. International law gives a
ration control of the sea TO a point
three miles distant from her coast. But
what some of the South American ma
lions want is the fixing. by meridians.
Of a definite zone In which shipping OF
all classes will be safe and from which
all warships of bellgerents will be
barred.
Conference Unofficial
Argentina, Chile. Peru. Uruguay, and
Ecuador are the leaders In this plan.
Their commerce has been practically
ruined. and efforts to restore 1t through
neutral shipping has failed.
Todsy's conferences were informal
and not official BY this means none
o; the governments represented were
bound by the statements Of their rep
resentatives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
SPECLALTIES

Bells Dreamed Marshmallows,
excellent for cake icing and as a
whipped cream substitute for
hot chocolate, Csc can.
Aragon Brand Peanut Butter, a
cold pressed, digestible butter of
fine flavor, Introductory price, 21c
jar; regularly 25c.
Red Wing Grape Juice; a pure
and unfermented juice, pressed
from selected Concord grapes, 25c
pint; 45c quart.
Van Camps Tomato Catsup.
guaranteed to contain no artificial
coloring or preservatives. Special,
21c bottle; regular 25c size.
Hershey's Cocoa, lie can; for
s1.00.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
CASINO.

4 Wild West show with many OF the
,atUres of that outdoor form Of
nusement is presented at the Casino
mis- week in the form OF Cheyenne
Jays" The SamOnas furnish novelty
the impersonation OF famous actors
p 1d actresses; Hallen and Burt, 2 lively
uq laughable sidewalk COIOquy: Ray
zone. new songs and stories. and the
la ope!atic trio present hlgh-grade
1cratic numbers. The added attrac-
ON WAS the furniture store, 10 be fol-
wed tonight. Thursday, ana Saturday
ghts with the country Store: Nednes-
sy night with the Christmas toy store.
nd Friday night with the amateurs.
a change Of bill will be made Thurs
Ey.
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DROMEDARY PRODUCTS
DEMONSTRATED

Dromedary FFesh-keeping Co
coanut, superior in its keeping
qualities. 8 sizes, 10c, zoe, and Csc.
Dromedary Thoroughly Cleaned
Golden Dates, 10c package.
Dromedary Date Nut Butter,
delicious and wholesome when
spread on crackers and bread. 8
sizes, loo, 15c and 25c jar.
A capable demonstration will
gladly serve you with these Drom-
edary products and explain their
merits.
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Another Exhibit Is Sent
By Government to Fair

Another section OF the Government
exhibit for the Panama-Paciflc expo
sition will leave Washington this week.
This exhibit has to do with tho national
forests of New Mexico and was pre-
pared by the Forest Service in CO.
oDerC ton with the State board OF expo
sitiOn commissioners
A second exhibit prepared by the Civil
Service Commission in cooperation
with the Forest Service will be shipped
in a few days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
NATURES SWEETS

NATURES SWEETS
Pure White Clear Honey, in the
comb, Csc comb.
Colonial Brand Pure Fruit and
Sugar Jam, any fruit flavor, 25c
jar; S2.75 dozen.
Farnham Brand Red Raspber-
ries; taste just like the freshly
stewed fruit, 6 cans for $1.00.
FANCY FRUITS
Table Raisins, well cleaned and
meaty. Cluster, 15c, Csc, and soc.
Pulled Figs, fresh pack, zoe h.,
or 1Sc ID. for 5-Ib. box.
Layer Raisins, attractively
packed in boxes. s1.25, S1.35, s1.55
and $1.65.
Mt. Hamilton Brand Lemon
Cling California Peaches, with the
real peach flavor.
Special, 6 cans for s1.oG.
VEGETABLES
Bridal Brand Stringless Beans,
extra tender and well favored. zoe
can; SIPS dozen.
Bridal Brand New York State
Sugar Corn, regular 15c value.
Special, S1.25 dozen.
Strousbough Brand Country
Gentleman Corn, S1.00 dozen cans.
Alto Asparagus; a tender, well
favored asparagus; regular 25c
value. Special price, zoe can; $500
dozen.
Valley Farm Red Ripe Toma-
toes; an excellent cooking tomato.
S1.00 dozen cans.
Fifth Floor, F Street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
COSMOS.

The bill of varied vaudeville at the
Ysmos this week is headed by In
rroI." a musical farce comedy, which
produces a prima donna, two come
ans. and a good looking pony bal
~" CroCding ii osely in merit is
Dan Garrett" acted by George II.
J al and company, with patriotism for
SIS theme The bill opens with chair
tslaEcing BY Artane. The Ramos have
fine offering of songs end violin play
~ z Jerry Sanford has a novelty in the
IprTn Of a rube character who whistles,
tells very funny stories and sings like
Tyrolean warbler. The Hearst-Selig
D eWs motion pictures give views Of
. German side of the war The bill
vii be changed Thursday, beginning
Nsith the matinee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
Student Inferno Named.

Paul Stirling Putzki, OF the Junior
class OF the Medical School of George
Washington University. has been APP
pointed student inferno in the Uni
versity Hospital
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.moooWaro & Iotbrop
Neau k-WASHINGTON-Par
The Store Of Christmas Readiness
THE PURE FOOD STORE.

From the planeSt and most practical vegetables and other
things that go make daily meals to the luscious dainteS
the delicious fruits preparations and choice vands to suit
every palate
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-08
CONNECTIONS KNOWN
FOR THEIR PURITY.

Our department of Groceries and Canned Goods be-
widely known the Pure Food Store" This is not
title void of meaning but that should be full of interest
for SALE and give absolute of the purity and ex
cellence There nothing that do not guarantee
ditonaly.
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Geriunalnoti5rn.

Son @errn SaitS 9ioier, Dem bic
iigen aprrcipouoenten Oes oelitidlcu
9oniuIatS, lit ms bnn 0eiIbrunn,
0eutidlon0, folgeuoe Goitfnrte iii.
ter oeE %. 9lugllIt 5ugegataen:
..2iebcr Serr Getcr. Selite Ioiie
i'd pieocr inebrere 9eitltngen al
Sie abgebeu, @idn3cnoe Siege
iu gSeiten. c5roBartigc 9egeiIternna
iiberaa. WeiB nod rid)ts iiber iii.
icre 9lbreiic. @elm mir bier aud
feitliegen (uorIdltiigl, 10 freuen mir
unS ood), Die itonc 3eit niterIeben
SIT oiirfeu Gtner lnetner 8riioer
lit in 1iingtoI. geiten GriiB. nuf
@ieoericben Sbr eraebener Sons
Hoier."
Reo. gatcr Sitnc bat bie brici.
Iide gtahriht erbalten, oot iein
9utoer, Der Eionier i'm Z. @eit-
pbdliiden @ionierregiuent in a5In
mar. i'm ariege ourd einen @ra.
natiplitter Icift perlultnoet tpuroe.
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llfnt RtDOlatiOn
in Mrfiko!
Bcntrnl giaa erFennt Garrauju
nidlt oils Gbef Der geriai.
iungsparteiler an.

8oibtnaton q. Sept.-@enernl
9iaa bat General Gorran5o tele.
qrapbidl III aenntniB aeiest, ooB
er i6n nidlt oils Gberbaupt Der Son.
itihltionaliiten anerfenuen neroe; 5ii
aleihcr Bet moftc 8iaa befount,
ooB meoer er nod ieine Delegation
mn /. Cftober in Der Staot Wierito
eriheinen Dilroen, int eiuen propi.
ioriIdrn 4rdiiOenten Der Hepublit
su beitimmen. 9auit bot Der Stoot
CHIHUAHUA, in melhem 9iqa rno
ieine glnb1nger Die SberbohO boben,
cine neue aebolittion ongeaettelt, De.
rem llnterorildlng lange 3eit IN
9lniprrd nebmen oiirite.
SrnppsH berbleibsn i'll 9ieEifO.
8uibinaton. 9. Sept.-qIne Bld.
ne Der bieiigen Eegieritng tpegen ab-
5ugs omerifnniiher Trlippen aus Ge.
ra Gru3 iinO our9 Die &ebolution
8iGo'S umgeitoBen poroen QrGii-
bent 8iIion bat ben omeritoniiden
aoniul Garotbers beuuitrogt, 81 ber-
| iuhen, Elm Ginberuebmen 3miideu
8illa uno Gorran5a ber5uitellen. Srt
8erd Gru3 fam es geltern 81 elmer
omerifoieinnliden alln0gebung; Die
Iumerifaniiden 5ruppen iaben lid
beronluBt, Die Meni6enmenge nit
8erpolt auseinmnoer5ittrei6en. Yton
erlpartet, oaB Gdrrun5o on 8rdits
Dent 8iIion Die qtltiforOerung itellen
meroe, ole omerifauiihen Sruppen
aus Wlerifo alriid5u5ieben. Die
Iomerifaniide RegiGrlrug ober miro
| Ole ueitere gutrpidelung Der 8ingc
ubmarten, che bon eiuem glb5uge Der
Iruppcn Die gteoe iein fam. glui
ole 6reuu0i6aft 2Imerifa's fam
IGorran5a, Der iid mGbren0 Der 6rie.
oensoerbauohjugeu in Canada 10 mi.
oeripenitig 3eigte, nidt bauen.
| @illa mndJt mubil.
Gl &aIo, Ser. "a. Sept. = 9aS
crlte @efedjt 3miihen Grllppen Gar.
rdnSas mo Bills oiirite ouf ben
! bLiitgetr1uften 5cloeru bon Iorreon
rocr 3acateca5 iiattfinoen GiQo
rat iid NIT cinem itarfen Seerbmt.
fen 0eu 5ablreid beran3iebeuOen an-
IFdngern Gorrnujn's efttgegengeluor-
fen. giaa !m0 oeiien garteiganger
0iaptorena berfiigeu dltgeblid, iiber
Iciuc 8ruppen3obI BON $4,000 Rnun.
Die bIltgieriQen Doqlti S5noianer
| itebeu at linen. Die getpobner
oeS Gurougo Stootes mogeu iif
e6eniaQ5 gagen Gorron8o erfIdren.
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!6nrlraari.@ruRLuat taat in 9enper.

8enDer, %. Sept - Der oellt-
fdle 2r6en Der Sarugart Der iiber
10000 Nfitglieoer 5ablt uno in
mebr oIS 25 Staaten ser Union oers
trctcn lit, 1ot geitern 9lbeno feline
@roBlogcniisung in Der Dit Genper
SurnbalIe eroffuet Sin 5ablreider
9eird ouSpartiger SrOens6riiOer
uno 66lpeltern lit 5l oer3eitnell.
Ole Sisung miro bis gum 26. Sep
tent6er nouert. glm q. September
finoet ein 2luSflug itutt. -.
(6err 3o5. sc, 2eiS BON bier,
Der orittbo6ite 9totionnlbennlte OeS
Sr0ens, pobnt Der 8erianHIung bel.
9luf Der 9RIidfc6r Der oitli6en 9e.
Iegoten ioG ibneu bon Der Omaha
Qoge oes OroenS ein freunoliher
Gmpfang bereitet tperoen. 9lnm. B.
Re0.)
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eedlssin nfiisiere ,tnraefummen

2on0cn, "a Sept. - aopitan
Sobnion BON Dem engIii6en arer8er
,Greliep", nelder bon einem oeltt.
i6en llnterieeboot gum Sinfen &C.
brodlt iporOen lit, mar Der eiu3ige
.ShiffSfapit6n Der umgefommeu it,
Die aopitGne Der dnoeren beioen
S6ifie tpuropn eerettet mlo boben
6oIbamtlide 8erihte an Die englt.
Idc 9lomirdIitdt iiber Die aotaitro-
pbe geion6t. Der arelt3er o9lbous
fiji" perIor "a Offi3iere, II tpur-
Sen gerettet; oGreiien" berlor %
9ffi3iere, IA tpltrben aerettet; 500
auc" nerlor II Gffi5iere ll1tb %
unrben eerettet. Die @lannihoiteu
mb 0fii5iere, lpeId)e on Der boann.
oieidlen 4iiitc aelnrbet ipuroeit uer.
ben ltnh GnglouO bcforoert tueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
11niere sdlnlraths.a .annOibaten.

8ir freuen uns, n1eIOen 5u fon'
nen, OaB iih Serr 6. 5. @rnit,
ben MIR geitern al8 toiienoet aon'
oi0aten poraei6lagen baben, eltt'
idlieBen biirfte, oils aanoiOat fir
Sdul6ireftor auf5utreteu Serr
grnIt tpGre eiu trcfflider 0tann
fir Oeu Soften. AAr boren, baB
er au6 bon Gem 8iir9erfontite, oos
Iif nit ser 2Iustpabl paiienoer 8an.
oi6aten befoBi, empfoblen miro.
9Gud Serr gOmir s. Sdlirig, INT
fer oeuti6er @leftrotedntfer, bat
iid enti6Ioiicn, ols 4on6iOat ouf4
8ltrcten. Serr Sdurig lit eben.
faa$ elm tiidtiger @aun un6 iebr
poIieno fir ben Boitert.
9[nOere 9eilti6e, bie oGs @onbi.
6oten genonnt perben, iirtb $err
9lopofot @iIIinm 8oppth, Serr e.
80. 4noreeIer, iinier @roBfoifntnrit
ionie Serr s. @tiele, Der befonnte
Metdllurgiit.
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WItl,irutr
bfutI6fr Drri6t!

qonSon, 81. Sept, GadJmittaas
. llbr. - Der StorrsipOnornt Der
sRrnter Telegram So. in Berlin,
iaat in einer iibcr glmitcrSam tom.
mcn6en 9cptidle, bak Der SentidJc
C5eurralitab fOlscnbe gnfiiuOisnng
erlaiirn bnbe:
Der redltr 5ligsl Der 6entidJcn
@eitnrmee am 9orouier Der Eiie
hnt ben Gerbinbcten Gin iicgrridleS
CSrfedlt aeliefrrt. 2it gerbilnSetcn
bGben pergebsns sriudt, bic 9rut.
idDen ~ nngeben.
Geitlifb iOiusit mic bis Snm ar.
gonnen &alo, baben iidD feline be.
SentenSen BefsdDte rreigHet. Ecitlidl
baDun nber iunrOe bic fran56iiidDe
Iyeitnng greuRes ppn ben Seiitidlsn
nadI bisigem @sfedJt ODn Den Dent.
idlen genOmmen; Der Sormnridl Der
7entIdlen bGlt an.
Die bentIfen Srnpptn, ucldlc bic
frans6iidlen 5Orts iiiOlid bon Der.
Onu nusriifen, iuarfeu einen fran30.
iiden @aiieHansriff fcsreidl 5uriid.
Die idnere Nrtillerie, nelde gsgcn
bic Sorts SrO1pn, SeS 8nrOdes,
Gnmp be 9lumains nnS SuucuillC
in glniuenOnns tommt, iett Scn &c.
feitignHgSluerfeu idlarf IN unO mir
bnbeu in Der Selageruug iidItbare
GrfOlge III ber5eidncn.
Sn 6liah-eotbringeu unO au Der
elidier 8ren5e iiuO borSriugeuSs
,SrausOieH 5uriifgciuOrfcu tuurOen.
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shrfiidler @einnbter idleiSet.

@aibington, "a. Sept-Ql. Rlt.
item Sen, Der 8eianOte Der 5ilrfei,
erfIGrte beltte Dem @rGIioenteu 8il-
iou oaB er ietne tiir3li6en 9emer,
frmgen ilber oen 8eriuh Gnglan0s.
ole Ser. Stoaten gegen Die 5ilrfei
|lu10 5u @uniten oet 9erbilnlSten
.unO gu @nnIten Der gerbiinoetef uuf
3ubeBen nidt 5uriidnebmen fonne Il.
ten meroe
Ser oeltti6e 9otidnfter @raf b.
gernitorff bat Die glptbeutitat 0es
ongebIiden synterbieiu Oes Baron
BON S60H berneirt. 9aru lUur0c
bcfonntli6 Gin bol0iger arieq slpi.
iden SSSapon uno Den Scr. Stauteu
oorousgelagt.
Srittnlitdten gcgen rltiIiidIe 3nOen.
Stem Dorf, 81. Sept. - @rai
gernitorif bnt bon ie!uer Hcgicrlng
folgenbe anltLidlc D}ittDeilunQen er,
hoItel: o8erIdBIihcn qali3iihen
Gllellen 3uiOlge babsn Die 9hdien
Die iii0iIden @eipobncr aler Crtc
in @ali5ien, Die iie bcieBt ba6en,
aif oos 8rltalite bebanoelt. Sie
rei3en Gle rrttbeniihe 2anObep0lfe.
rlng gegen Die S5uoen auf umo iiber.
gebelt 0iei2r iioiidcs Giqeut6mu
.lno iol6e5 polntider 2anO6eiibcr,
eeren Mebr3a6I ais Dem Sanoe qc.
iloBen lit. SIN iiioiidjen 9eluo6ucrn
ron Den gluiien perii6tc @roldoufci.
ten Deroen bon Sag fu Gag if)Iim.
.mer. 8o5 itebt in Guifaaenocn Sc.
genlase 81 Dem 0tan.feite 6eS 80.
rem an feline 9eIiebten SSu0en.
o@5 lit bebaltptet tucroen 0aB bic
9(uSiubr bon 8aaren aus 0eutIt.
lano unnogIid iei uno oaB 6c5.
halb neutralc 2Gn0er @oarcn, bic
bisber aus 9eutidlanO bejo0cn
ipur0en aus anOeren 9Gnoern 10.
len ioaten. 3ie @iiterbei0rOcrlmg
ouf oeiitihen Giienbabncn lit luieocr
ouIgenonmlen iporOen, lmo e5 be.
ltebt fetn erlihtIiher @rlmo,, lpa.
rlm 8oaren nidt ouSgefiibrt lucr.
6en iolltelt ratiirlif nit 9Lusnabmc
Iener, 6eren 2Iu8fltbr oeS &ricqe5
bolber oerboten tUtr6e. Ger 2tts.
iltbrbmioel 0eutihlunos miro in
udhiter Belt in groBem 0loBItnbG
ipteber altfgenommen iueroen.
S0feu fir 6ritiidc SOlOatcu.
2onoon, "a. Sept. g(uf eiuen
9lufruf Ger aonigin WlarD bon Gug.
Ion0 bin rperoen iid Die engliider
Sntsfrouen jcBt 0aron ge6en, Sir
tel uno Soden fiir Die britiidtsn
Solooten ber3ulteQen, 0aS engli.
ihe &riegSminiiterilm bate Iif nit
einer oiesbe3iiglihen 9itte an sic
&0niqin genauot, 6anltt Iic einen
entiprefenoen 9tlfruf erloIie. SIS
murOe ongefiinOigt, oaB 100000
Baor Soten uu0 Die gleiae 9ln3abI
@iirtel, gleiboiel OBJ geitrift oOer
uemebt, GUM 8inter fir oie Col.
ooten benotbigt tpiir0cn.
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@erlammlnna in g3Orfplf.

g9ic ms SEER Saul 2iibfc, ser
naderc Gcuride bon 9torfolf ihrei6t,
pcrOen sic 0ortigeu Geutihen onl
SonntaQ Oen Is. Gftober cine Nai-
icnpcriouInIgmg abbnIten INN oaa
ariegsbili5pcrt SIT foroern, Die
Gcriannnlung pur0e bonn Snuo'
mebrbercin arrangirt. gefnnntlify
bat 0ieier Serein bos n6hIti1brige
ariegerfcit fir g}orfoIf geiihert.
Serr gal. ;. geter lit eindeIaoen,
ouf Oieier @}aiieuberiannnllng cine
Re0e 3u balten uuo l0irO, nenn 3eit
ruo lluitdnoc eS erlauben, Der @ir-
laolng 5oIgt leiiten.
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Drlttll gtgtn
OtntI6r Drrtinr!

8oibington, "a. Sept. - Ser
britiihe 8otihafter III @aibington
lit bel Der 8lmoesregierung poritel-
Iig geipor0e1 ooB iid Oeutih-ame'
rifaniide 8creinc I'M 8eIten Der
Ser. Staten, namenfli9 Chicago
nno Gincinrotti, oes 9}eittraIit0ts-
bru65 gu idu!oen fohtlnen IaTen.
Staat5iefretdr grpan bat cine lin.
teriu6ung Der qIngeGe9enbeit an.
geor0net.
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9srOf. G6ns. 1etericp inn ariea.

SongeSbruoer ASeter 2alr bot
ron 8rof. Gba8 9eterien, Dem frii-
beren Ionqi1brigen Dirieenten Ser
bieiigen @eiangpereiue cine Eoit.
forte erboIten, nit Ser 0tittbeilung,
boB er Iih alS 6rcipiIIiger gum
ariegsoienIt qemeloet hat, ongenom.
men tpuroe uno iebt ben angcneb.
men 0ienIt ais griideltipddter su
beiorgen bat. @rof. 4eterien IdBt
oIe Sanger ber8ti6 griiBen.
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9ns Gpnntil gfnffs

fSranf SorbeD, Der bic SteGe
Oes 8eputp beim 9lecoroer g8nl.
8or1bauien iitne hotte, 1T BON iei.
nen almt 3uriifgetreten unb miro
nod, s4anios Gitb lid, heacben, I'M
BEL elmer gfbitraft Gontpdnp Stel.
lung su iiebnteil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-24
@rObt Grfolgr Oes 0eutl6en
Gcntrnnts 1T aSranfreid.
JranSoien geben 3a, bak ber Slngriff
Gentrnnts nnO Nes linten Tligels
fir lie gefabrbOa lei.
GrORer Snbel in 8ern i6er Die 3d9n6eit Der IlOtte

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ha nH @ss ." dfaIs Der Se9S aaOr @TOaaenI brf % a9t @
nbat &Hitr mean
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aobno 1T infolge Der bout 9fegen
6urhmeidten 2onoItrabeu unpaiiir.
bar. 4orreipon0enten beriideru, oaB
Ite peri0nIid 5u 8irbaaen einen aus
40 bis 30 8uggous beItebenOen rlti.
Iiiden GiIenbobn5ug iaben, Der Die
eynIianen Oe8 &otben &reli5eS trug,
a6er NIT @enebren lln0 gLrtillerie.
mluitiou ongefiiIt mar
Ser proninente baperii6e 60
sialiltenfilbrer g1iduel 5dpob, Der
in Der 9oDeriiden 2mOpebr Oient,
bat iuegeu Sapferfeit Dor Dem Sem.
Sc 0os eiierne arell5 erbalten.
Qie oeutide 4Sreiie neiit NIT @e.
! lnugtGuurg ourauf bin 0oB omeri-
funiide fSman3ierS iih gelpeigert ia.
beL Der fran50iiiden Regieritug
@el0 8u borgen. @leidl3eitig miro
betont, oaB 9elttidIano e8 niht no.
tbig babe, Gelo bon atsparts 5u
borgen.
glodrihteu bonn baberiiden Gene.
raIitab beiagen, Dab bon fran8oii-
iber Srite in ipiteindtiiher 8eile
auf arontentrGaer. pelde gertpitn-
0ete aus Der 5euerlinie bef0roern,
qeihoIien mer0e. Die BoieIer glad.
ridtet beiagen, 0oB gefdngene oeltt,
ide gtnlbulan3ioloaten bon elmer
iran80iiiden 8oltsmenge geiteinigt
nur0eL ierner nuroen oen lln9lild.
lifen Die Sleioer bonn &eibe gerti.
fen.
IS miro ofii5ieGl beforlt gemadt,
oaB in Ocr 5fIa6t bel 3annenber9
10000 gtltiien fielen lino $4,000
5u @efon8enen gemuht Duroen.
9lOtterOam Iddelt iibtr Die Siege"
Der gerbinSeten.
9iotteroanL "a. Sept. lleber
Son6on 9aris unO ct. Betersburg
treffen fortlp1breno 9}a6rihteu ein
nelde itetige 8ortbeile lno Siege
Der gerbiinoeten melOen. 3a al
oieien 9eridten geaeniiber Oas oent.
ihe 9riegsntiliiteriluu iid itneig-
lam berbqlt, un0 nur oberfldhlid
mel0et, Dab Die Gage 9iinittg iei,
10 miro ncrnnltbet, oaB Die Iellt.
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raidmq beruortreten iperoen. Die
9af)riften Der 8erbiInoeten ans
5rautreid iin0 oft BON 70 pioer.
ipredcn0er 9lrt, 6aB man nidt lint.
IHin fouJ an 6ereu gtidtigfcit 3u
3neifcIu. 2lm meiitGt WiiBtrnleh
crpedeu Die Siegestuuoen Der Alli.
fen, 0a erfa1rung5gerlaB oieiel6cn
nur I'll oft erIittene g}ieoerlaget
perOeden ioaen. Die geitri9e 0tel-
ouug monad ). o. oller orabtliher
9crfebr mit9re$Iot obgeifnitten iei
uno Die 9fuiien moglihertpeiie bort.
ielbit Statiou MAIDEN mer6en, trit9
cerart Den Stempel Ser 2iige, oaB
man icoer g}odridt ilber Die Gage
oaf Dem arie9sihnliplab i'm Oiten,
iofern tie ans rliiiiher GueIle itault
nalr NIT einem be0duerli9eu glbIeI.
8uden begegnet. 0}an legt bier bic
3urH4baItlmg ocs Oellticben ariees.
milliiterium8 3u @uniten Der oellt-
lfen tSa9e ans,
giele gefalene Sffi3iere.
@aris, "a. Sept - Die 8ab[
Scr in oet bisberieen @efedtel
.luo SdIaften gefoaenen fran8oii.
ldlen Gffi3iere lit 10 mperbdltnib.
nl1big groB I'M gergleih NIT Der
3o6[ Ger gefaaenen Soloaten, Dab
man oie ,5rage beipridt, Oh cS
nidt onge3eigt ipdre, Die l1nifornen
Ger Gffi3iere 70 ab3il1ubern oaB lie
ienen Der geipobnliden Soloaten
d9nlider miir0e. Die 8entihen
iheinen Die fron3oliiden Offi3iere
beionoers onfs aorn 5u nebmell.
SSl lester Bet bnbcu niele 8einr.
oerlugen III @eueraliiellen itattae.
fin6en, inn 6urd, ben Eoo entiton.
ocnc 2iidpn Bu fiilrH Ger befnrnte
FrnuSoilac stapaaerieoffi8ler, Genc.