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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07
An 0 casionaI Word Of Praise

lookP' And without glanciug up from
his paper, he would reply. 'Oh, well
enough" Or she would say, How do
you like this dress?' And he would
answer that OF all the darn fool fashions
he ever saw. II was the limit And fail
ing other means. she would ask how he
liked a certain dish at dinner, and he
would grunt AZ he gobbled II down, that
II had little too much salt or sugar.
Never word of praise or appreciation.
The strange thing about this withhold
ing of a little flattery from their wives
is that men. for the most part. do admire
their wives. Their own egotism makes
them think that the women they picked
out are the headliners of their sex, but
they would die rather than tell them so.
To know that her husband still thought
that she was pretty. to know that he
thought her a second edition OF Solomon,
to know that he blessed her in his heart
for all her years of loyalty and devotion.
would make the average woman su-
premely happy and pay her for every
sacrifice she has ever made. But her
husband will never say IL TO her
The cure for a disoontented wife, and
for a flirtatious wife. is flattery ad lib
applied by the husband. II is a remedy
that never fails.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07
Sorrow One Vanity
Common to Humanity

Surely sno was no parsonage 10 hold
as an ideal, and those who believe they
could have attained large successes OF
great heights, II they had not known
SORROW would have found in her refuta-
ton of their theories.
The mortal must feel in order 70
develop.
He must know the strong emotions OF
life; he must use his mental qualities in
thinking he was out OF trouble; he must
be anxious az times In order TO learn
patience; he must pass through the win
ter OF sorrow in order TO enjoy the
springtime Of Joy.
In visiting tropical countries II has al
ways seemed that the natives who dwell
there miss great Joy in having an
eternal summer.
There are no emotions sweeter than
those which are produced by the sudden
dawning OF the spring in sky and trees,
and In hearing the first sounds Of the
returned birds.
To gaze always upon summer skies,
summer foliage and 70 hear ever tho
songs Of birds can never repay for the
loss Of that peculiar happiness which
comes in early spring days.
And 30 the heart that has never known,
anything but pleasirable sensations must
lack the keen Joys which come TO those
who have experienced lack and loss of
blessings. and 10 whom they are re-
stored-as life always restores In some
measure that which II takes from
us.
But the real vsius OF sorrow and trial
lies in the strengthening OF courage. the
increase OF faith. the growth Of character
and the development OF the higher at
tributes Of the mind.
Unless we are more sympathetic, more
tolerant. more patient and kinder after
each trouble. we have missed a great op-
portunity which life has offered US. and
we must suffer again and again until we
recognize the hand OF love beneath the
glove Of pain-untn We experience the
resurrection.
Pausins a moment. ere the day was done.
While yet the earth was seintihant
with light
backward glanced. From valley.
plain and height.
Al intervals where my life path had run.
Rose cross on cross and nailed upon
each one
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

cial dispensation OF SofroW.
Only a small percentage Of human
beings place the true estimate on the
value OF trouble, or know that il has its
place, as machinery. in the spiritual
gymnasium, and that by our ability 70
use II We may develop Characteristic
purpose. aim and end OF existence.
Only one individual do recall hay-
ing met In all my experience who made
no claim OF sorrow.
II was a woman who had counted at
least four decades on the dial OF life,
and she told me she had never known
a disappointment or sorrow; since her
birth she had indulged all her wishes;
she had never lost a near relative or
friend. and had never known a grief
worthy OF the name.
A shallow woman she seemed 20 me
as I studied her-one who enjoyed her
morning coffee and her dinner AZ night;
who was pleased with a new gown and
brooch. and who felt no strong affeo-
tions and was incapable OF deep emotion.
Perhaps she had passed through expert
ences which might have meant sorrow 10
others without feeling them, and. hav-
inE missed sorrow. 80. too. she must have
Missed great JOY.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

Today Miss sybel Carman, charm-
ing member OF the zlegfield Midnight
Frolic cast. finishes her article on the
way TO gain grace through strength
ening the feet. The simple exercises
that Miss Carman has illustrated
take only few minutes each day,
and will prove invaluable assets TO
the woman seriously intent on gain
ing 1.-THE and graceful figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07
Lavender and Dreams
BY JANE MLEAN.

This is my grandmother's old chest,
Where live the things she loved the best,
And II lift the lid I'll know
The world she lived in long ago.
First comes the scent of lavender,
A dear unspoken breath of her.
And then tiny broken fan,
And here the, picture of a man.
Ny grandmother. did she coquet
While stepping through the minuet?
Here Is letter tracing faint,
And slipper buckles carved and quaint,
And here the yellow Of old lace
That one time framed a gfrlish face
o, grandmother of long ago,
The soul Of you must surely know
That soul OF me supremely blessed
That knows the things you loved the best.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

descendants OF tho caTihs and Arowals
whom the spaniards encountered along
the coast AoO years sgo, They arc eS-
ooedlngly simple in their ways and tastes,
and physically very handsome representa-
tlyes OF tho human species, almost good
enough In that regard, according to Or.
Farabee's description. TO inhAbit a new
Garden OF Eden.
They have no iewelry and no metals,
and wear no mors clothes than neces-
sary. But they do made cloAks. aprons,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

AAAs NAAN ANHA1
will be TO the effect
that his sorrows and
4.eis nave been un-
usual; that he has
had his 5 b ar e,
which will mean that
he ieels he has more
than his share.
In country places,
In large cities, in
villages, it Is the
same.
seems to be a
part OF human con-
sciousness-this be-
lief that each one
OF us has been
1nya,u fyr a spe-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

Fnrahec, OF the
University OF Penn
sylvanla, among the
Wai-WAl Indians,
whom he found
dwelling in the
Tum q OH u m a C
range Of noun
tsins, on the border
between Brazil and
the GuiRnaA and
so remote from
civilization that
they know nothing
OF white men.
DR. Farabee be-
iieves that these
In dians are the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

IS a Bood Wotnan'
really true ane loyal
and fond OF him.
that she's q devoted
mother. and a fru-
gal and industrious
housekeeper.
But she has one
fault that Is griev-
ous in his eyes, She
II fond OF admira-
tion. She likes to
be complimented
and have pretty
speeches made about
her, and her huF-
band has watcher
with stern dissp-
probation how her
face brightens up
when some man be-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

There Is no death; for. each now dhy
reborn,
wake 70 larger life. to 10y moro great.
So many times have been crucified,
SO often seen the resurrection morn.
go triumphant, though new Calvariee
walt"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07
BY GARRETT =. sERvIss.

Tho legend OF an original Paradise on
this earth, from which man got himself
excluded by his own greedinass, turns up
in new and extremely charming form
In the stories collected by Or. w c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

Was my dead self. And yet that Srue-
some sight
Lent sudden spIendor 10 the falling
night,
Showing the conquests that my soul had
won.
Up TO the rising stars looked and cried:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07
By DOROTHY DIX.

have received a letter from dis
tressed end perplexed husband who asks
my advice about how ii cure his wife
OF her one weakness. He says that she
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Copyright. 1915, Star Company
There is a certain universal vanity In
all human beings-the vanity OF sorrow.
Ask any one Of your acquaintanoes II
he has had trouble in life. and, almost
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07
BY sYBEL CARNiAN.

Yesterday / spoke, Of strengthening the
feet. TodSys exercises simply carry on
this idea. am a firm believer in the
truth Of the statement that pretty feet
do much toward making pretty women
Awkward feet make a woman 90 clumsy.
That is why strong, supple feet and
ankles mean moro TO a woman's grace
fuIness than many people suppose. Thick
ankles ore unnecessary II a woman will
bRthe and massage her feet frequently
and learn how 20 wear sensible heels on
her shoes
I would add one other caution TO the
woman seeking the beauty OF feminine
gracefnlness Learn how 70 relax. DO
not be AFRAID to let yourself go, Rsiaxa-
tion WIN help you to stand and walk we'll,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-07

Miss Sybel Cannan illus
trates her accompanying ar.
ticle by two poses of relaxa-
ton which she finds bene-
fetal in her daily exercise.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04

fort. nobel mebrere 8ebditbe beida-,
bigt fpuroen. @ieoer perindJte Der
Seinb 6ie 0anbung bon Sriippen,
puroe aber bon regiilGren Sruppen
uno Sreipiqieen 5ltriidgetrieben.
Damn Soe iid Der &reli5er enogiiltig
Suriif. 9litf iutierer Seite lit ME
nlaiio gefallen.
&pnIt ntinopel, 3. Ipril.
lteber Berlin nno 2onoon. 9lbenbs
purbe folgeitoe ipeitere offi5ieDeYeit-
teillng perlalttbnrt:
nginige feiilbli6e Minenfeger ner-
iltdten iid) beiite oen 0arbanellen 5ii
nobern, mitbten iie ii6 Dor unierem
Seuer 5itriid5ieben. 3tpei &riegs-
ififfe unteritiisten Die Wfinenfeger
nit einem @umbaroement nits ipei-
ter Gntferituns inb 5ogen fid oann
glei6falls 5uriid.
nGon oen onoeren 9rieesihauplG.
Sen iino feline gtadriften eingela1.
| FEM"
@u anseblidl bentide 4rmeen iteben
9onbon, 8. 9(pril. 9ie gpenine
Stems bot BON ibrem &orreiponoenter
IN &openbugen cine Oepeide erbal
ten Die aniheinenb Die Stelimger
| Der perihiebenen beiiti6enMrmeen in
@eiten angibt gtad bieier Oepeih'
befinoet ii6 &aiier @ilbelm nit ben
Stabsdef, Gen. bon Salfenbnpn, II
Sinnnt, gelgien; Sen. pon9eleIer ii
in Sirniioen, @elgien, nit bier Or
n1eeforps; Der aronpri15 bon @iirt
ttentberg lit nit orei Irnleeforps II
Ymtloe, nabe 9ille; Der &ronprini
bon 8apern lit nit orei &orps II
ooer nabe Gambroi i'm Oeporternem
OIL gtoro, 6ranfrei6; Gen. BON Ser
ringen iit in Ga Sere, noropeItlid
BON Canon, i'm 9eportenent Iisne
nit bier &orps; Der neripunoete Sen
| bon &lud bot brei 9orps nobe 9aon
9en. BON 9uelom lit nit bier 2orp.
in 8ou5iers, norooitli6 BON GIBBONS
Gen. bon @inem 1T 5tpiihen 8u5anol
uno Stenap noroIi6 Der @rgonnei
nit Orei 9orps itiio 5tpei aorps il
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04

&eierpe, fpGbreno Ser oeiitid)e &ron-
prins nit Dem fiinften &orps uno
ipeiteren @eierpe 8orps in @tain,
nabe 8erbun, lit. @eiter iiibIi6 lit
Gen. bon Solfenbouien's 9inie bon
ct. Wibiel nod Miiblbaiiien nit ei.
nem &orps uno mebreren grigaoen
in &eierbe.
slsqmitb ais Ifimiiter bes Iemheren.
6 onbun, 8. Ipril. Erelnier
@sqllitb, Ser iib fitr5e Serien aiif Dem
9anoe gegonnt batte, febrte beltte
na6 9onoon 5lriid, Inn Die 8eiddfte
oes austp6rtigen 9lnttes du fiibren
benz er in Der glbipefenbeit bes Gin
Gonaros @rep ternporGr poritebt
Inter ben belitigen 8ei16ern befar1>
iif Der amerifaniid)e gutifaftei
0alter 8. Sage
Gmslanbs TrobibitiOnsrnmmel.
9onoom, 3.@pril. Die erite@or
gertpoit fir Sdasfaitaler 2lopi
George brodte linn .beute ettpa $1,000
8riefe, Die iid) aIle NIT Der Yrobi
bitionsfrage, Die gegentpdrtig eng
Iono betpegt, beiddftigen. 0ieieserie
fe fino Die glnttporten auf oen ZIP
pen 9lopo Georges in ben geitriget
3eitlrngen, tporin er Die 8iirger auf
ioroerte, ibm gntpfeblungen 5ugun
item pon abfoliiterBrobibition f6rift
lid 5ufonnten 5u laiien.
gnd WontenegrD ioa amsgebnnger
ueroen?
st I'M, 3. slpril. ueber Yaris. 9e
pei6en aus @ettinie, Der Saitptitao
Montenegros, iagen, baB iid Deter
reid llngarn benliibe, Wfontenegrl
bon aller 8er6inbung NIT Der Slil
BenpeIt obaui6neioen lino es 10 alts
su blingern. Die 0oppelmonarf]i
ion oieiem fleinen Staate nit iiber
u6ltigenoen Moiien bon &roaten OH
oen Bergen iimainseln, poau noe
Die @orniion bon 10000 Nall
in Gattaro fontnlt, Die ie6e 8erbin
ouns nit Der Ser5egowina tno Den
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04

Moriatii1en 9eeer berbinocrt.
@egen ettpo 100000 Seiterrei6er
fann Wfontenegro MIR $1,000 Wann
nit bei6rGitfter Mrtinerie aifbieten.
@ttpa 10000 aberdeen aus 9orfern
IN gosnien, Die bon oiterreidif6en
Sritppen nieoergebran1,t tpuroen,
baben iih mad Montenegro sefllii9.
tet.
Die Gage in ben &arpatben.
Betrograb, 8. apriI. neber
9onbon. sSoIgenbe anltIi6e 8erlaut.
bari,ng tpurbe abeno beroffentIidt
rltniere Offenfipe in ben &orpa.
tben enttpideIt iif) erfoIgreif). glnl
I. @pril tpar nnier Sortid)ritt beion-
oers marfai1t in Der @ihhmg alIf
ben l1s5ofpab. Tros bes perdmeifel-
ten @iberltanoes Der Oeiterreidjer,
bes @ebrauHs BON grpIofipgeidoi-
len uno erbitterter 8egenanariffe
bebr1ngten uniere Sruppen Den
Seiro beftig iiit6 ntahten piele 8e.
fangene iuib grobe 8eiite. 0onners.
tng rladten mir iiber 1000 @efan.
gene, eini9lieBIi6 biinoert Offiaie'
rem, uno erbeliteten Sebn Waidinen'
setpebre. Gin ben iibrieen Sronter
fnmen feline 8erditoerungen por."
@enebiG 8. 9(pril. l,e5el
9oiibon. Gin &orrefponSert be
g9iener 9euen Sreien Breiic berid)
tct ous ben aarpntben. bab oie gsuf
! len fait iibermenidIihe Nnitranglm
gen MAIDEN, nit irnmer neiien Ser
iiarfunaen, Die 3c:nnc}u irneri.Jonf
fd) iino, fid] aitf elmer 40 Neilel
laneen Sront in Den anrpotben Del
Ourdbrud 5u erSfuiEaen. Seit Sn
(Sortfesune auf eeite 2.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04
'6ansersmot bsburitebenb, bic mnr bic
sanse Gself liuberm famn.
Jriiberem Serift fat grpam mi6t
ber5ffemtliden Iaiieu.
GrfIarte, beiien @erDffentli6nns
iuare snidJt flns".
SRI. D'e%nnts prpteftiert sesem Ill
serimse Gntidabismns.
9snr nod etn amerifamiid)es &riess.
idiff In gern grua.

Stabt Werico, 25. WGra.
WfitteIs <rfers nod or Noio, 3.
glpril. Gin &pntitee bon Mmerifo-
nern itnb onberen IusI1nbern bot
Die Gage in Der Stobt urtterfudt uno
eifen 8eriht erltattet, Der cine icbr-
ernite Gage iftbe3iig auf 2ebe1snlittel
propbeseit. @s iei 5u befiirhten, boB
cine Sungersnot i'm 2anbe ausbre-
hen iperoe, bie Die SiIfe Der gon5en
Hclt erforoerlih MAIDEN tpirb. SSnl
bieri6hrigen fnit ltrunterhro6ellcn
9rieg tplrben Die Jarn1en tells nidt
bebai,t, tells bertpititet un6 bic Sc.
bensnittel ineroen besbaIb itttilier
fnapper. Sic Wtaisernte, ioipeit man
bon elmer ioIden ipre1en fam, fonn
crit i'm yeobenber beginnen irno mir
5 bon ben 81 merifanii6en Staoteil
| ftnb bis babin NIT ecitiigenben Mois.
borrGten beriorst, aber oub MIR
bann, mern er nit erobter Spor-
iantfcit aiifgebraiidt ipiro. Gs feblt
Der grtrng bon ntebr obs SO WiIlio-
men 9ufbels. 9ie glni1offung Die.
ier Wenee oIlein ipiirbe fdon etnen
9lnfnanb bon ungefobr 40 Wil(ipnell
Dollar erforoern. 1trtb bos lei iillr
Der Mais. @ober aber iol bos
@eIb fontmeit2
Dieie SliitGnbe ftnb Die sSoIge 6er
@irtihoft Der itiIitariiden 6iibrer
Die boseben, bob iie fir bic Sret'
beiten oes 8oIfes fdnnpfen. en- bel
i Stnot Wtegico baben garrando mi
iein General Sbregon om meifter
!: oa5r beigetragen,. 6ie 3ufubr boz
2cbensmitteIn 5u uilterbirtben. Si
t molten ipahrfheinIih bic MGrmel
Der Stabt burh Snneer 5ipingen
iidl unter ibrc (SoIontcn oitfnebmei
Su laifen. Ghetio idIimm itebe e
aber audi i'm son5en &anbe nit &ei5
: mittcln. @enn oem Gboos nidt bGI
: elm @n6e gelna9t miro, 10 iperbe 81
BcIt in Mcrico ein Sdoitipiel erie
: ben, oas fniun in, bilnfeIiten Wtitte!
alter ieineS @Iei9en bot.
Ghicaeo, Sn., 8. @pril. SIR
gIi5abetb Mc0eoniis, Snneiter bo
SSobn g. MeMonits, oem omeritnni
iden @eiddftsmanit, Der Dor einiee
Wohen In Der Stobt Werico burt
z 3opota Sol6oten erntoroet tuorbe
r mar, proteitierte in eineln Sdreibe
J. an Stontsiefretdr grnoft, ooB 81
!. bon ben &iaa 9opota geborbe
!. angenonlmene @nti9doigitna All o.
). ring lei. SRI. WcMoni,s iaet unft
!, nil6reni:
n sd fhreibc, nm eeeen oie I6de
n lid,e entiddoiguitgsiim,me Su prot
!. itierut, bic fir bic Wittpe mcin,
1T bers SSsobn 9. WeNonus q
ii@ert purbe. Sic oils 8ertrett
!. u.'i er Ger. Stndten bdften ell
q Grtih6oigitng bon nlin6citcns 500
600 berIargen ioIIett ihon Inn D
Mterisaner Id]titns Dor Mmerifaner
nno itren osn.ereNen 81 Iebrcn."
Soc Ing"les. gn,. ;. Npri
&ie esaeinto GdnaIiso Der biet bea
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04
SoQ iolbcn Oor Gn0e
Npril beginnen.
So bebanptet italienii@er &tOaf=
tenr nn0 NbgeorOneter.
Sffisielles nns earis.


9oris, 3. 9lpriI. Abenos ,ullroe
bier foleenoe offi5ielle @fitteiIltng
per0ffertli6t:
nSanlltag mod)ten mir bel Snm-
pierre NIT unielen gfinierorbeiten
peiter bcfrieoigenoe 6orti6ritte.
Sci 9niiignp griffen oie Oellt-
ihen oil lino beriuhten inns 5r um-
geben. Sic ipuroen ieood iofort
6ur6 llnicr 5euer suriifaebaItelt,
aIs ite aus oen S1iiscngroben emf
porfamcn.
Gln S6eren Gliab trieben mir BEL
Sher 9iirnbaiipt 5tpei oeiitihe NM
critic Srriif."
aein Separntfrieben.
" iterS q M, 3. slpril. lteber
SonSon, 4. Mpril. Sn &ien lpirS
es uffisiell oementiert, bah Seiter-
reid llusarn it'd nm einen Separut.
friebem init Huelano bemibt babe.
amsrifaniidsr Sampfer bstiniert.
9onbon, 8. glpril. Der
omerifoniide 9ampier &obert SO.
Sbonlpion, Der lid nit elmer 9aoitg
S6ipeinefett uno onoeren Shlont-
baus- -Yrobuften ouf Der SSo5rt bon
9fetp gorf no1 &otteroam betano, 1T
lett 9icrltae in Zeal oetiniert Die
9nbrng lit on Den geieoerlanbiiAen
lleberieeii6en Sriiit aoreiiiert, DER
ober Die britii6e &egierIlng nod
ni6t perft6noiet bnt, bab er Sic gSa-
rem annebmer mill.
Stalien ppr bem 8riese = fuenn es
fuabr ut.
Yuris, I. s(pril. @iuieppe
9epione. Seooftcitr Der Snriner
3eititng Startpa uno Wfitglieb Der
italieniiden aaniiner, erflGrte beiite
einem Sertreter Der glIio5iierten
Treiie, er iei iiber5eugt oapon, baB
sStalien nod Dor 9lbloilf oes Mona-
tes Ipril ben Grieg gegen 9eliti6-
lamb uno Seiterreif)- -llngarn begin-
men fueroe. Die Sorbereitltngeil DO
fir ieien polenbet. Stalien tparte
nid]t ouf cine gntiheioungsibladt
nit bent Siege Der gllliierten, ion-
oern poae i6on porbcr i'll BEN &rieg
eilltreten, oa es Damn ii6er ipdre, BON
oen glliierten in ieinen gipirationen
unteritiiet 5u tperben. Sur &riegs-
erfl6ritng iei Die Girberiifiing bes
0arlomcnts nid)t nottpenoig. Der
Iatifan peroe iid idon Der italieni-
i6en Hegierung iolioariid) erflaren.
Bologna, 4. 9lpril. lteber 2on-
bon. 9ie 3eitung Heito Del Gorlinu
mil aits oiplonotiider Guelle erfob.
rem baben, ooB Seiterreih llngarn,
our6 Die INSTRUMENTATION in Sta,
! lien beilnrmbigt, oiesbe5iigli6 ourd
ieinen 9otid)after 8Oritellitngen n
SSstaIien erbeben lieB. Die 8oritellun
gen geihaben in boflider slrt unf
Trennier Salanorn babe iofort ge
onttportet lino au1 erfldrt, Stnlien:
militGriid3e Sorbereitlingen ieier
MIR slfte Der Soriidt, obne irgerto
/ ien1unoen 5u beoroben. =
Seine @erdnbernng in Saroanenen.
aonltanti nope 3. Ipril
Seitte tplroe bier folgenoe offi5iell
Nfitteilung perloutbart:
.0eoer in ben Gnroanellen, nod
arf oen anoeren &riegsidanpldsel
baben lid, irgeropel6e Ser1noerlul
gen ergeben."
@msliidDe 9anbmnssperindle in slra
bicn mifgliift.
& o II II ninopel, 3. slpril
/ @mtlid1. glm 81. N6ra bornbaroier
te elm britii6er &reu5er Die SrtiGoi
Wfptpilnb i'm &oten Weer on oerSoo
ias 4iiite unb periud)te Eruppen 81
, lanoen. Die Sriippen iurroen 81
{ riidaetrieben lino am n1hiten Gag
l febrte Der 9reil3er tpieoer nnb iest
oas @onlboroement fiinf Stlinoe1
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04
Nie Cperatinmen in Den Sarbanellen

Liz AptIuituhth th pth ~uiou"eA"'
9on6on. 3. 9lpril. Gin 9or.
reiponOe1t bcs Star. Der lid lon9ere
3cit in Den 0uroonellen niifgcbulten
hot, erfIart. oub cine ruoifale Icnoe-
rima scr Sberntioncn Der 9aroanel-
len 6euprltehe. Die 9tieberlage, Die
bic gl1iierten in 0en Garoanellen err
Iitten. made cine glenberung Der
Softif obloIut nohuel1big.
9ic gcgenpGrtigc Sonie III oell
Operotioneu, iogt Der &orrclpnn-
Dent. lei oos %oripiel fir cincn
men 9lnqrifi. ser nit riciigcnStrcit
fraitcn begonnen merben Wiro. 9ab
Orei ariegsihiIie idon berloreil
mrrocn, bobe niht biel 6r beOeuten
unb brou6e niht 5u beltnrithigen. GS
ache ouh nod onoerc Wtittel als
einen Srontangrifi, lpie er bis9er
febIoeidlo1en iei. SSeoellfuils bGbe
aud Sie Siirfci idon Orlrdl Den
SSrontonariff Sd,aocn Crlitten unb
mcroc es idmer o0er gan5 umnOglid
finben. ole itn6rauhbnr genln6ter
Ueihi!ec jll ericeen.
&uris. 3. 9lpril. Cine 9epeidC
OH Die 9olfanngentrr nlis 9eoeug'
batidl mclbet:
.SSn einem in &onitantinnpel itll
ter Goriie bcs Sultan& o5gebalteliti
Sriegsrat crflarte Der eeItide -9ene
rol 9ilran bon SnnOers, oob oit
oeutiehen Sffi5iere lno Sngenieiirt
ollcs IN ibrcn &rGften itcbcnoe mn
lpcr0cn. Die Gor0anellen ulIo 0cr
Sosporns 5it pertei0igen. pelnl abel
trne oller glnitrengunaeu Die Srlip
pen Der sllliiertcn ben glngriff uil
Sonltdntlnopel beginnen, pGre c;
luislos. Die Stoot an bertei0i9erl
Gespegen riet CT sur %erlegung De:
He1icrilngsiibes naG &leinoiielI. Sc
0rosneSier uno &ricasminii.er Gn
per fuldlo lprohen iih anaelihts De-
IN Den lesten &oden gctroffencl
eroBen Sorbercitimaen oafiir aus
lpenieitens in scr llmgcbrna SION
sftantinopeIs gSiocritoii0 Sil periilfen
S9ieie Sroee nuroe offen gelaiien
bis man peiS. pelhen @rfolg 81
glniierten in ibren Sperationen ol
ben Sarbaneqen bafen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04

@enm bic Siterslpfen lanten
limb Die Citereier liesen
Sn ben Neitern aller Saien,
Die iie mir su Oiterm friesen,
0fnf man berer and sebenfen,
Die als bnnt bemalte Spenben
Sir ben 9llliiertenbaien
&amem nus BEN behtfdem SGnoen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04

2angen Shrittes fam Der Saie
Sin snm Neit, bic Gier inden,
Spf) lie reisten midlt snm Damien,
Stein, iie reisten MIR snm GlndJen.
3eppelins nmb bifer gerta
1tnb Ses Sandbouts Citersriike
gringen MGiiertenbaien
8aidj anf lire idJnellen Siihe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04

= Snriert eure Grfaltnng in ii.
nem Sage = nebnnt elm tiirfiides
Bah i'm Oriental Sotel. (slna.)
fr,io,bp
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-04

ben i'm Sample nit
Srrbcll.
slnaeblih crit iieareidl mnb oann ge-
idDlasem.
5ransDiii6cs 1iidleridliff, Srcima-
tier, perienft.
Sentifcs 5andlbppt amf Der SObe
Dpn 6eeamp.
Die 9lusScbnnne Ses Irobibitipns'
rnmmcls in 6nglano.
aupenhogcn mil miiicn, 100 oentldDc
glrmecn ite5cn.
glngebIid)c Insbnngertns Wontene'
grUs seplant.
3iScriprn6snulle gnhridltem iiber
9arpatben.
giuiIen nnS Seiterreidler bebanpten
Grfulse.
Scntidllanb iflift Seritarfnnsen
nadD llngarn.
ssI6lt iif in 5lanoern idleinbar
iider.
9eimmt BON bort Srnppen nadD
Often.
gun ocn SnrSanellen nidlts Tenes
sn meloen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-03
TWO WHEELERS
ALL COME HERE
Some Famous Ridrrs Wu u" Here to
take Part In the Motorcy Gle Hacss the
Event on April 10.


The poupunrment VI the motorcycle
.rHurs Of Venice. chi. which Urrr 10 Aa.4
been held upt suudnl. will ua. rHmn.
Itn any NJ the worlds famous motor.
N.I. riders from the big two wheel event
Urr. uu April ~ was the statement ~
|u.U motor enthusiasts tudul Several
NJ lha best riders. though able 60 rnH.N
urr. 300 line for the meet. with br iur.I
fu overhaul their machine themselves
however. aud the benefits of the usual
factor attention after each race Will Nu
eliminated Officers Of the local moior
lUn uru optimistic and predict that
There Win br entered iu the race here 10
.rnu slh or eight NJ the muat famous
riders uu the American track The post
puurl Venice rae, win be- held Easter
SUNDAY
According 10 N & jenkins. official rcf
pr,r Of thr Oklahoma Cly Motorcycle
club. sixteen ruirIr. are practically sure
M this stage N the race publicity. Two
Harley Davidson riders. Red" Parkhur,t
aud Joe Wuitrr. are already signed up
and viii appear here hr reports spec
Warner and Ray Drpvlstuu drivers ~
the indian. are sure TO be here. and n In
believed that Wlshurt. the winner of the
recent race 90 savannah viii be- entered
purkhurst IL the national lOO mile cham
piou aud r. one Of the best known riders
In the world
Johnny nm, Oklahoma rider who halls
from Hobart Ia the pick " local motor