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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
SOCIALISTS TO FORCE
CESSATION Of WAR
VICTOR BEIHiER DECLARES HOS.
TILtTtES MILL END IN FEW
MONTHS.
CoRenrs in Gesman Socialist Charges
that Frehch and BeIgians
Sldfked Negoti-
sa,ions.

MILWAUKEE, July l. Socialists
in England aid America will force
a cessation OF hostilities in Europe
in few months Victor Berger, So
cialist leader Ind former congress
man. Eredictedst
At the sam@ time he concurred in
charges of the Herman socialists that
the French amp Belgian members
we're responsible for not starting
peace negotiations earlier. He de-
cared that these groups stood in re
way last fan d movement on the
part of American socialists TO organ
ize an international Dease congress.
Some English haders, then accept
ed the proposals.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
PRESIDENT Mlkk no
C0MMEhT|0h ARMENIAN
RECEIVES A FUI REPORT ON
THE CASE BY 81 ECIAL sfES-
sENGER TOpAY.

WINDSOR. Vt. ally l.-Presi-
dent Wilson today dSchned to com-
ment OF the torpedojAg of the liner
Armenian, though h had received
a full report on the fase BY special
messenger. 1t is eohsidered signi-
ficant that he does nd intend TO re-
turn to Washington once. Menu
hers of the president' party doubted
il there was any justl cause for pro-
test. The president md his physi-
clan took long walk in the Cornish
woods this morning despite . heavy
rain. The executive wore rubber
boots. a rubber coat Ind hat.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

SITUATION SERIOUS


WASHINGTON. July 1.-Seri0us
hung9 riots are IN progress in Mex
leo Gil with Zapatistas and Carr2n-
zistas Fighting In the outskirts. Tke
disord0rs are confined to the native
quarteJe and the foreigners are safe,
accord hg to word from Vera Cruz.
Stale department. officials said villa
was wiling TO make radical coucea-
sions, nut unless Carranxa gives
ground compromise ii impossible.
The exican capital has been
cut OF from communication with
the outs fde world by wire and rail
for twel he days The last previous
word frd|m there came Monday night
in dispatches from the British
Charge. lent by courier who left
the city nne 23- At that time con-
ditions ere only less serious than
the Latest dispatches describe them.
The Zdbatistas are said to have
nearly 25t000 men and, although
poorly eq~ipped for battle against
the fcrcesNof Gonzales. which arc
we'll armed and plentifully supplied
With ANN Anition. are preparing 10
fight despl tately before leaving the
capital TO 'arranza.
Other rel prts to the State Depart
ment from kvera Cruz said three
ltrainloads u CarranEa troops LEFT
there yestei bay to reinforce Con-
zales. Eve4 available man, il Is
understood. being rushed to the
scene.
The chief Year of officials here is
thar the fghsing will be carried in
TO the capita itself. endangering the
lives OF forelE Eners and creating
situation far Forse than any rioting
by hungry civilians. The diplomatic
corps is being depended upon to take
necessary stepy TO protect the foreign
colony in any Emergency
General Anakies remained here
today eonferrilg with General VIII
las Washington representatives and
seeking to lear1 all he could abou.
the attitude Of american officials to-
ward the Mexickn situation gener-
ally.
Dispatches to Ithe Carranza agen-
ey from Vera Cr%z announced that
special train of hight cars. loaded
with foodstuffs. lad been sent 10
General Gonzales land would be dis
tributed among I 1e poor of the cap
ital as soon as tie Carranza army
succeeded in eneering According
to these advices coin is being bought
in the interior ofyMexico at $25ssa
ton and flour at american prices.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
THE RUSSIAN iRN|Es
FORMING NEW LINES
THE GRAND Dtkit IS pREPaR-
ING no GIVE BATTiE TO
INyADEss.
East and SoutheaStf OF Iembero
Further Advances nf the Aus
tro-cerma,s are Being
Blocked.

rETRoGRAD. Jnyl Prepar-
ing TO give battle ths grand duke
has halted his retreat @nd is form
ing line north of the Bug and
Gnila Lipa rivers. Thd Austro-Ger-
man attempt TO force The new line
was repulsed with heasy losses. The
war Offices official s;atsment today
admitted that the sIavss were fall
ing back on their own territory
north and nor,heass of semberg be
fore superior forces. butk east and
southeast the grand duke's armies
are blocking further Ausuo-Ger-
man advances and are smashing the
line With counter attacks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
DELIVERY OF GERMAN NOTE
IS leA|M DELAYED
REPORTED THAT hT WILL NOT
BE IN GERARDj HANDS BE
FORE Jutl I.

AMSTERDAM, JUL IA strong
denunciation of Gernfany's reported
intention of making Concessions TO
the United States in iher reply to
the second American nRte was voiced
by one Hamburg newspaper, ac-
cording to Cologne dispatch. The
paper was quoted as saking that any
slackening of GermanYs submarine
operations would be an act OF
treachery.
A dispatch said thet delivery OF
the note to Ambassadors Gerard had
again been postponed ahd il would
not probably be in the ambassador S
hands before July T.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

WASHINGTON, 3uly This gov.
sernment viii mako no move to fix
Responsibility until the complete
Status OF the torpeeoing of the Brit
sjsh steamer Armchair. in which
about twenty Amhican lives We're
slost, is legally established, officials
Said today.
All were agreed that her cargo of
sfnnles was contrat4nd and reports
dndicated that she fcarried British
Army officers who }had bought the
Hfules. Her agent II Newport News
&ailed her a peaceful merchantmen.
b he German government representa-
&iyes termed her British transport.
ID Whether or not the incident will
5Dead to another ANGLICAN protest will
Nepend upon the classification with
3n which the vessel galls.
81 The sinking OF the Armenian IS
ceepted as the opdhing of German
5<nhmarine campaigd against freight
Prs engaged in carrying munitions
md supplies from American ports II
England and Franf. Experts say
Athe U-Ss is one of The new type OF
kGermany's undersed craft recently
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
CREW MEMBERS
WEbE KILLED
AS CREW CROWDED DECK STR.
MARINE FIRED SHE'LL
aMd Nc THEM.
BLOWN | into SEA
Survivors Giv@ Thrilling Recount Of
Attack on he Armenian by u
Monste German sub
niarine.

AVONMOU'4i. Eng. July Sur
viyors of the 1ominion liner Armen-
ian, torpedoecf and sunk by Ger
man submar be off Cornwall. de-
clared today hat the attacking ves-
sci was a mdhster and was larger
than any evel yet seen in British
| waters
II. Benton III Water Beach. Cam
bridgeshire, sid the submarine was
at least 500 ifet long and had sew
eral guns motnted on her deck.
When the Arnfnian first noticed the
boat she waS not submerged and
was making tigh seas. She sent
shell after slkll across the liners
deck while tht captain tried 10 ma
neayer to escate.
Benton declared that the captain
ordered fun stkam ahead as he sight
ed the submaene. aud that immedi-
ately the ship nook a zig-zag course
10 avoid being hit. For twenty min
ntes she succeeded in dodging the
submarine bnt the latter was too
speedy for th4 Armenian's fourteen
knots
The crew cfowled the deck 10
]. watch the chas# wnen the submarine
began firing One shell, Benton said
sripped through the crowd and blew
Il some OF the meh into the water
we picked hp The wounded the
best We could9 said Benton. "ani
got over the Ades into the boat q
Blittle before ting submarine torpedoed
us. killing seyefal and mangling 9th
&ers
THE captaiiF brought the Ar
Smenian to. ands the submarine came
#along side the vessel The command
Ter yelled out tlH t he would give the
3erew time 10 gSi over in the boats.
@While we were tulling away the sub
Smarine crew stdPd on deck and jeer-
led us, When ke got clear OF the
liner the submarine shot two tor
Epedoes against hkr side and fired sev
%eral shots from Yer guns There was
a. big explosion s9d the steamer went
*down stern first
ii Four OF the Wounded died in his
boat before they beached shore, Ben
@ton said, bpt h4 was not certain
#whether AIN &c Wounded We're gath
#ered up.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
.EVEL1 hEsB|TT THAN
| WILL NOT TESTIFY
NOTIFIES THE SUBPOENA SERy.
FIR TQAT SHE WILL NOT GO
TO NEW YORK.
l. Quoted As Saying She j. too Week
t3 Face an Ordeal of
Court Examina-
tion

MALol r., n r.. July Evelyn
Nesbitt eaw notified the subpoena
server VII served her with SUBJ
poena sfrday to testify in her hus-
bands safty trial that she would
not go to Hew York She was quot
ed as sayitg that she was sick and
vas too WAX TO face an ordeal ol
court exam@ nation. and that shs
would pred nt a doctors certificate
to that effaes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
Cove nment Examisal.ons.

ARiEsToWN, West Va. July
L Exam hations for the appoint
ment Of borers, molders. machia-
lists, smit helpers and other EN-
pioyes ut ne charlestown navy yari
will be hkld today by the United
States eivl service board No edit
cational I'd Is are scheduled. but ex-
perience VI II count for sixty points
This is q quarterly examination
made neee1 Eary by the great number
of eligible applicants.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
new TRIAL FOR lAls0n
F0aEsHlD0WEq IN RULIhe
JUDGE MUST SHOW I(E MAS NOT
DISQUALIFIED FflOM SIT
TING IN Thrill.

DENVER, Col. Juiy t.-court
action that the burden q proof is on
Jadge Hillyer requiring him to show
that he was no, diauaIfied from
sitting in the trial of thd three cases
growing out of the recent strike riots
is interpreted as foreslfdowing a
favorable decision for a new trial for
John r. Lawson. convicted and SEN
fenced for murder.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
GOVERNMENT MAY TlKG
OVER WIRELESS STATION
STATION At sAYNiiLE Sklp To
BE SENDING OFT jNSEC-
TRIAL MESSAGES

WASHINGTON. July Il he Say
vile wireless station. it is lbiieTed
viii be taken over BY the soys srnment
because of allied eomplaintsl that il
is sending unneutral messag}
The station is said TO be etEippei
with wireless apparatus cahble o,
sending messages around ths world,
though the Germans claim il is only
receiving station.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
THE cO1T0l ACREAGE
SHOWS IB|G DECREASE
CURTAILMENT IN ACREAGE IN
DER LAST YTfAR SHOWN TO
BE ,5.7 DER CENT
The Condition Of ,he Crop on June
% Was SO.3 I'&d Cent OF Nor
NAL, Conn ared With
.o.o LaSt Year.

WASHINGTON, puly 1.-The de-
partment of agriculture today report
ed cotton acreage Under cultivation
in 1915 at about b1.535 600 acres
compared with 81 G6, 600 acres las;
year. a decrease of b5.T per cent.
The condition of growing crops on
June % were S0.3 her cent of nor
mai. compared with so per cent on
May 25. last year, add 79,6 on June
25. 1914.
The decrease in akreage is SSH
goo acres under lasl year
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
GERMAN TORPEDO bAT
SUNK IN lHE BALTIC
srRikEs NINE wHlgE gE SQUAD
RON FLEEING FRCM RUS
SIAN FoRTSl

PETROGRAD. July LA German
torpedo boat was sunk inlthe Baltic
off Windau Monday and A German
squadron of one warship. hour light
cruisers aud several torpldo boa.s
were put 10 flight after SHILLING the
town. the war office annotnced to-
day
The Germans apparently ought 10
disemhark troops al Windso, for a
land expedition against RigA. The
destroyed vessel struck mide while
fleeing from the torpedo bdat flo
tilla
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
Cour Room Crowded.

NEW yo FIX July 1.-Two hum
Idred men ia women Jammed the
court room the Thaw sanity trial
today being attracted by the report
that Evelyn Sesbitt Thaw would
testify A becial detail of police
cleared the rtom. Most of the day
was taken u} in reading documen
tary evidence nto the records
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
June Marriages Increase.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July -
June this var saw more marriages
in San Fradcisco and San Diego.
where expoj hons are being held.
than ever bffore in the history of
these two cikes. Other coast cities,
however, shbwed decrease in Gu
pid's businea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
CROWN PRINCES lRMr
HAS BEEN THROWN BACK
GERMANS DrrEA3np IN At.
TACK ON THE FRENCH
ABOUT VENDUN.

NEW YORK. July tl,-ln attacks
upon the French petition around
Nerdun the German brown princes
army has been beatdn back with
severe losses. Dispatches from the
front confirm reports that he crown
prince directed attacks 20 cotlnteracr
the French drives north of arras
Heavy shelling by Fench artillery
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
Prof. Hin bDeac.

MKINNEY, Texasi July PROF.
j. H. Hill, for the past ten years
superintendent OF thd Mckinney pub
lie schools, died at Sulphur. Okla,
today, where he ha( gone a few
days ago for his heath
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

DALLAS Texas July l.-Justice
OF the Peaf Sam Barnett is conviac-
eo that w&men would be great as
jurors--in (Dme cases For instance.
he had 10 tpass on the amount Of
damages INFLICTED when dyer dyed
a skirt bladk that was only ordered
cleaned. placed The figures at
$ls.75.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
Only slightly Damaged.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jul& H.
Only very slightly damagedl the
submarine HIS. which Went akhore
on Point Sur Tuesday night, sham
e3 into here today She was | ac-
eompanied by the H-i. H-2 andlthe
monitor Cheyenne.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
Germans Are Notorious.

BERLIN. July l.. General Won
Linsengin's armies h4ve crossed the
Gniia Lipa river and shave captured
several Russian positions, according
to an official ANNOUNCEMENT this aft
ernoon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
AGiTAToRs OF WORK.
Trying to Force tansas Harvest
Hands fo jtrilSe.

GREAT BEND, Ktnsas, July L.
Agitators trying to force harvest
hands TO strike are Nlamed for plac-
ing sticks OF dynamite in thresa-
ing machine in the Santa re yarfs
here. I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
PRELIMINARY HE}R,Nc.
Officials Confident Hucrtal and Orox.
60 viii BE Bound Over.

Ell pAso. July l.--Fdleral Of
ficials were confident TODAY that the
preliminary hearing in the Huerta
and orozco war plot case would re-
suit in the binding over III the six
men under arrest TO the federal
grand jury
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

LONeON. July L. More than 3s.-
600 in ldead. wounded and missing
ccnstit,te the British losses to May
81, Prelhier Asquith announced this
afterno{ {n. concerning the fighting
for thet Dardanelles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
COAST row + HAsprp.
several rmki~a saeinp se~~erS AMI
One steamer sua.S E, ;stitisl.

ATHENs, July II 4 British de-
Minor coast Tuesday sinking several
Turkish sailing stAels and one
steamer, and destroya the teiegrafh
station and several lSases.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
British steamer subj.

LONDON. July 1.-sevsral mem
bers of the Thistlsbank, 1 British
steamer torpedoed aad sunk landed
near Cork
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
AMERICAN LIVES LOST
lin SINKING Dr. LINER

assembled r{spara,ory to general
raid against ihis fleet 1, has been
charged thai these submarines were
Ia be- notifi{n Of The sailing OF yes
sells from AM terican ports by seeming
ly innocent wireless messages sent
from this II ln'ry
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

The statementk OF the Armenian
survivors that tht attacking subma-
Srine was 300 fee4 long is not inn
probable, as already Germany is
sknown to have a submarine $50 feet
dong.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
Attacked by Ma Dcs.

AUSTIN. Tex. Ju& l.-Attaek-
ed by mad dog Mn. willian
Brisgs and four hlhdren are tak-
ing the Pasteur treqkment to guard
against hydrophobial
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
sl.tE FOR LIVES.
Foar Famil + Escape From Store
Fired flSy Biaekhanders.

Chicago July L .--Blackhanders
fired the gfDeery store OF George
salarmo in chicago avenue. compel
ling four faI piles in the apartments
above to flek for their lives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

rwnde eu s.srr m.p TRICK
chicago Doctor says the Method tTs.~l
for Many Years.

cHId AGo. 5aly / The announce.
ment twilight sleep A. dis
cosery an old trick. declared Dr
Haseltite OF Chicago before The
homeoh hthic convention today. fIe
said IN method OF using simple mar
cotics ease child birth pain was
t.iee old az obstetrics. Some
day. nd said. clever professor will
INTRODUCE Il modern twilight sleep
called &c moonlight resi- :
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

President wilsoli paid a visit 10
Colonel f. NJ fiouss. his close
friend and nnofHeiti ENJOY 10 Eu-
rope. at the latter Atnome at Rosiyn.
Long Island. few Esays ago. Colo
mel House has jug returned from
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ts~~k~s~s>~~>>~~


- 81 HoN. Pa Jelly 4 .
= "fh.r n. yelled man III .
= he b.. 81 brtie. innbing 9
~ minutes later 1000 =
. pers"is mostly men iost =
. led 10 g.l - peek. Those shs =
. snec.t -d saw hen floating =
. on .
- 1heI fire department was .
= ready iih ROPES 10 mal" . =
. thriliit reacue =
wv >~~> ~>><~ =
forced th Germans back INTO thsif
trenches. kThe Germans were thrown
back viii no gain in the attack !
east Of f&narville road and east 81
Metzeral.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-19

O~etbiinbetsn 9ruppsn gu bringsn 6si,
mas mar BAG fir tin uugariidsr 8eaeua
nneriff bel Qimdnotpd, um uns ben
aiteH %frsi3uma6en.
Qltt umgebrtbten 8sptbren - aol6tn
mad oben - Iinb bic abgeIeFtnen Sons
bepbu1aren burh bas nitbenbe 9gsuer
binburd auf ben gegntr l~osgeganeen.
Wit aotbeni6ldgen Bat bas tapfere gu.
farenregimeHt Graf Rabasbb 30. 10 ben
6ein6 aus ben G9ibenerdbsn berttieben
obtr BARN eridI1geH. Gin bilierer 9aa
fit bas Reeiment. Denn fem aommdns
beur un0 biele Gblen aus Teinen Reiben
f4lpfen bd fiir INNER ibre auaen. Qber
Elm Rubmestag - fir INNER leu6tenb in
Der 6elbeRgeThidte bieTcs arisees
90 btlft man fih i'm @robtn Bel
ben aegimenterH, 8ioiiioHen, Qrmetn.
Die Maht bisfcs groBen, 6riiberlidm
8eodnfens dbfr front iiber aaf jeben tins
3elnsn mdnn.
90 bilft man 1id aIfo aud i'm aleinen.
Rur SaB i'm GingeIFaIs bas gffibl nod
oeutlidsr 8utass tritt, nod mtbr ans
Ser3 greiFt -.
Sd beDts an itnen 5irofsr aaiIeriGetr,
Der einsn bttnnrbstsn osutIdm Sffi3ier
Dem Gdnte btr gerae unb benz aeinbe
nidt tiberlaHen pofts unb ibn brti Gtuus
ben lang auf ieiHem Riidsn trlg, bret
ldng., gsfabrpone Gtunoen ii6er 9yelTsno,s
r0a, auf obIhlHiasp WsgtH, btrgnuf,
bergn6 -.
81 bents an bic tleinsn 2aaerFsuer uns
sarifhtr Suiareu. an bic man tobmiibe
uub tobbuHarig aefuntsn III uab bdran,
ME bic gut6erBiesn aeute i'm bag Mphl
BEE beutThsn aamercbsn beIorat tparen,
Dis is, bic Fd itlbit nur NIT Elm ipenia
5bes, eirigeu 3isorsitsu unh stpas groi
aber bic adltt unb ben 6ungtr binpegs
halfen, bic Iebtsn gleIfe Granddaughter,
I'm ibn 81 ldben
Sd bents = an maHn niass Bib i'm
SdiseHsraben mad bsr S9laat no ie
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29afen6ra0erIdatt.
Don g. .. SdtniSt pauli,

0affmbrubsr = Elm 0ort, 70 alt mi,
bic Meuf4beit. Wlit 9lut aei6rie6en bor
ieber. Sin tapferss Wort, BON greue UNI.
Ieudttt, ron Job qetr1nt.
2ls aino bat ma bubnn eeIeIen, ali
Singing bubon eetrdumt. llnb ME, baht,
man, pirb man es erle6en. Sun ober, ba
man es erIsbt Sat, Bic in bic Wur5sln
isiner Sssle, fiiblt mon fih bsgnabet.
Sd milf iebt nidt BON Der aamsrab.
idaft i'm sieenen 6tere reben, bic 70 betr.
It'd islbftpsrfanblit III, tpit fe barlid
btutih itl
gift bon ben 8sripunbeien unb aran,
fen, bic iih e%inerlei, Of GIFi3itr pber
Mann - in ben erobsn Gtdbten iibtr BIZ
Bege hinpeg 70 oerItdnbnisbol emit unn
frsunOlid eriBen, nsil ie BON elmer &c.
meinidmen 6simatb ba orauben piffn,
bic bas ShtaHtfelo teibt, bon elmer ges
mfinfamen Gshniuht, BEN Gieg!
asben min i'd bon br WdFfenbriibers
ffdIt, bic am tiefffn traf, neil mon fI
fern BON Der 6simaib unb I'm ferntn
Deere srlsbts, bon Der wuffsnbribsriAafi
NIT ben tapferen 0tIierrsi6ern uHb ritisrs
Iihen llngarn.
Sun 6roben lebt ft pit i'm fleinen.
SH ben grpben admpfen bor araiau,
bti beneH unTsre beuiiden 9ruppsn 5pis
fdeu taiTerlihen uub t6niglihsn ~lritttr
ME eldn3sub Bat Is Id 6epdbrt, ohic
MaFfenbriiberfhuftl
qlls unIsre DioiTion in iensn Ihpersn
De5smbsrtageu Dor aoibrot lag nnb ibr
bic @efabr elmer umgthune am rsflien
Gliigsl brobte, ME tobssmntbie belt bic
6Hsrrtiniihe 8rigabG bic 80 ibrsm
Ghnbe duf bic bsriihtiele 6Dhe 697 mts
boten rear, Der lltbsrmadt Der auFm
itanb. nnb piebsrum. ais bieie Brigabs
GsFubr lief. auFgsrisbsu 81 fperbsn, ME
ftiirmtm bu gerabe sur redten 3eit unIsrs
5rupptn su ibrsr 6iift binnuf. limb ois
bic AuFen nun I'M qnIolnafbaIs nit @ts
malt ooritieBsn, i'm In ben audm Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-19

Qiiufli6es 6Ols aus StrO9. 3n Der
eften 6dlftt btg 5a6rss 1914 srrsete in
abon Elm 8erfabrtn, finitlihes 6ol5 aus
Gtro6 6er3uIttaen, aleemeiHe aufmsrts
Iqmtdt, oa f4 6isIfs G~unItpronuit als
GriaBmittI fir natirlidts 6ol3 por3igs
i4 6srdtrt baden lon. 9as @trFabrsn
tonimt auF eine gertpdnoIung Dss Strobes
Al elmer feItn qQafs hiuaus, bic bic
966igleit unp 6drtf bea G~idenboI5fs
Aaben loa. Das Gtrob lpirh babel, nahs
BEN cg gil tleintn Stiidsn 3erIhnitten uno
oarG ldngeres Siebsn gu elmer gleidartis
9fn WaHe b~erpanbslt m6rbeH mar, nod
nit qemiFm Gbemitnlien permifht. Co
balb bds Ganse bann bic Na4lr elmer
p6lio gfeidartiecn ptifen Mlafis dugts
nommen Fat, nirb az in trdftiem grsheH
3u qlanten, galtsa, Qatteu, @eiimsfeinen
Ii. BAL. m. gaprmt. Dng Hsus Bacterial
tam aud tDis ndtilriihes 5oI5 5srIdgt
ptrben. als oti5muterial brsnnt "a nit
Isnhtenoer Glamm9 unb entpideIt nur
neaig Baud. Gs fol- iih tablid aud
our gabrilatioB bon Strsidh0I54en
eignen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-19
Gin 2leutrafer iiGer ben oeut.
fGeu sun fuanOafismas.

Der a~orrsiponbsnt bta Gbrifianisr
aUlorgen6ldb4 RibeEfon, Elm lortptaer,
bat tiir5lid geleitu bsreiit unb I6rei6i
barber inter onbtrem GolQenbes: Mds
q6DeR betrifft, 70 He6t bic outIde Grs
tldruug i'm ~ftritten @tgenIdb Bur GrtGs
rung Der 6elgiiden aommiIfon, bic ii. d.
aud i4rtibt. q6ipeus Ratb6aus iei total
3erhort. Sd 60rte, an elmer Ode IpIts
oas @sbdubs beI6dbigt fem; Die 9sldds
higuns 1T aber 70 unbeoMteub. b1B ih
nift inftdube mai, fs gu enfoeden. Die
antidgsn. bic 3eutIdtn bdttm annintrie
psrniftet, iin0 gang aefpiB ungeretifus
tiat. es eiebt tein Bolt, bds 70 pid qiebe
nno atipett Dor Der Stunt lat ME bas
baitIde. Gs it Elm Diva, all 6dus M
iiBtn uno iiber ben 9erluIt zines giIess.
bds mar ME geIebeu obtr zines gtbaubss.
bon BEN man bisbtr nie stipos qehbrt Eat.
h9 3u betrea5igeH; es lit elm amber
Ding, in @efe6tsbibe @sbanten Fir Bic
aunltperie ibrig 5a pbtn, fuis ID BE
oentlaen Dffi3isre nihi sins, 1onbern bits
nal i'm ariese In 9eIaisn beipieIen.
Dds III belpunbsrnsnertb. 5h babe
tpdbrenb meiner gslgisnreiit gendu oufaes
pabt Oh id nidt etDos fiHben t6nnts.
oas cine 3srit0rungsfputb Der 0entfhtn
bepeiie. Wdren he tpirtIih Elm 6ouisn
9aHoaIsu a%etDeisn, 70 fpdren Qarlmonus
mentt, 0ffeutIite goatsn serioFt. Wfrs
atnbs aber Idb Id sttpas btrartiass, itlba
Dentmdlsr beIgiider Raiional6eIbsu fuas
rem b%oaitonois unbsiddbiat Daflde
Dffi8isrs unb Golbatsn fiub btIduIbial
lporben, game Observation-Disclosures hung
bsrts bon pianos geitObIen 5u bdb en-; biss
tonnsu rur etute g%laubtn, bic teins
ahHune BON ben 8srbaltuiTsn BADEN