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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
@eiblide sOlOaten in GnslanS.

2OHOOn, II. Iai. - Die ueit6e-
riidtigte Giihrerin Der Sampfinffra-
aetten in GuslanO, SSran emma
9anfhurit, erflGrte eeitern: 0Sdl
Hoife, Oah cine Der eriten 6au6lnn.
gen Oes SOalitiOusminiiteriims bic
iein luirO, lueldle ben 6ritiiden
Jrnnen nn6 MGOdDen erlanbt, in's
Seer ein5utrrten. Sd boffc, OaF
ariegsredJt erfldrt uirD nuO iuiuubl
allc MGnner ais fSrauen snr Ser.
tbeiOigung Oes GanSes beranse5u.
gen prroen. 9laeroinss f0nntc iidl
cine SGeilnnllme Der gSranen nilr anf
arieg in GnglnHO iel6it besieben,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
@rofe @nridlenidlaftsfeier a6aeiaat.

Berlin, 2I. Wiai, llber Hon6on. =
Die fir Efingiten 1915 geplante
groBe 6eier oeS t00.idbrigen Be-
itebens Der oeutifen 8uri6enidaf.
ten in oeren Diittelpunft cine Set,
auffiibrliug in Sena uno Die 8eibe
Oes neuen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
giienad Iteben ioqte, puroe enoail-
tig abgeiagt, 6a foit idnnttlide af.
tibe Wlitgtieber Der 0eutiben Bur.
i6enid)aiten i'm 6el0e iteben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
gserriifte u@annfsn.

Eoronto, Ont. 21 Ntai. = Ger
bieIiae 5taotr1th bot ole Sfeflomes
idliI0er rto 9Slofote berboten mel
de oelitidle senmen troeenoc Bier,
lprten nnscigen, trosocnt Die giere
iion fonaOiideu 9iirgcrn i'll aarooa
uebruitt meroe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
iErie0ensfrnllrn IN glrrIin-

sSm &oag 21. 0tat. - Cine Mb.
oronlmg oeS SSnternationaIen 8roii.
enfongreiies NIT SRI. Sane glOoius
bon Chicago an Der Spite. reiIte
bon Der 5ondnoii1en Sniptfto0t
nod Berlin ab, Inn in 0eutiGIano
fir ben 8rieoen 5u fpirfen. BUR
Iborbnung geboren ouBer SSrI.
2toomos nod Or. 9lIetta syafobs iinb
6rau 9fidarb galtbe bon 6oIIoro,
iomie 6rm Genigo aus sStoIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
Sdllpci, blei6t neutral.

Som 81. Ntai Ger fieiige
Shpei3er 8enollmdhtigte bat Den
itoIieniiden Dtiuiiter fit ausndrti-
ge 9tngelegenbeiteiL Baron Sonilino,
i'll aeultlliij 9eieet, bob er BON iei-
ner 9fe1iGrung bealiftrdgt porOen
lit, Stotien hie geriidcrltng 8u &c.
ben oaB Die 5hpei3 lif ltreitaiter
9leutralitdt befleiBigen meroe, qlei6.
piel, mas iid) oitd ereiguen moge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
,linnienrlt frrineinrndlrn.

spracllic, u. D., II. 1tai.- aGc
IL @eifiuOrenen in Dem glniieden
erregcuDen 9rO3ea bes s8ukD Bar.
mes segcn &Ooicbelt gabcn ben
@aEriprndD balm ab, Dail Barnes
in feiaer GEtidlaOionag iuegeu SIR.
d6idjnciOuug beredJtiBt iei. glnr ei.
ner uerlnngte, bah bic apiten bes
&erfa6renS getGcilt iuiirOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
qniitania luar bod beriidIert.

2onOon. 81. Wloi. Der Sra.
iiSent Der bieiigen SonoeISfomner
fiinoiete geitern al, onB Die 9uii.
fnnin uitfer oent gfegieruugs.ariegs
riiifo. 5biten at einer lingebeuren
&ote aeaen nIle llnf1ae neriihert &c.
peicn lei. Gen gctrng iii s}iffcrt
mS5uoriidcH ncrbietc lid inoeiien in.
'folne Der Gage Der Dinge ben ielbit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
Gnnlanhs Mefrntennpt beluieien.

9on0on, 21. Wiai. - 8as britis
ide arieaSamt nlodte bef1nnt, oaB
0t1nner bis gum gtlter BON 40 Sab
ren Ii6 pGbreuo oes Sfric9eS oIS
Gefrllten onuerben luiien fonnen.
Sbr NlinoeitnaB nluB 5 SUB unb
9 3oa fir bic SSnfanterie betragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
llirner Nlnrenn nctGhtrt

9aris, iibcr 9OnOOn, II. Mai. =
Ser befaHutc GrfiuSer nao sylieger
Ml6ert MOreau luur6e BEL cimcm
islngc Onrdl einen sI6itnr5 nit Iei-
nem glppdrat BET Mclnn getSOtet.
Gr biente MS 5lieser in Der iran.
5Diiidjen Nrmec.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
8luei o|rO6. .granbe in 9entidlanO.

Berlin. ii6er glmiter0am unn
Qonoon, 10. Mai. 9ie 6eilliide
5a6rit in 2auentbaL bei 8an5ig
pitrbe 6urh eiuen 9r1no fat poa.
itGroig 8eritort. Der maeriAtete
56aoen 6etrdgt ilber 100000 0if.
eSu aonigsberg diderte Iebte gtodt
Elm 8rano arobe Giipn6abnid)uppen
ein, uno eS Ipurbe etne 2tu3ab( bon
2ofonltinen 5erItort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
MroI,cr Opoil,oH

SantTtag 9r6eno DeronitaItet Der
0atnen.Mufifuerein in ieiner Sale
II, mo Sab Str. eineu groBcn W1oi.
bad. Die lid oaron betbeiIigclloen
Donen itn0 eriud1t, I'M aiihpnEleio
o0er Sdiir5e 5u eriheinen, Die Ser.
rem in &enobIuie. Ger Bal oiirfte
einen rebt geutiitbIiden 9erLailf
1tpfrt1pff
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21

ldHH n6falih ben anftof mufheH
bNt 8uiHH m8 lbftH eaHHlllaaaaaa
mtitamf
Nf fHruieH elhf Fdi Nlalen
lNtmi.lh afn N}6a6Isia aslsagHe
EtIHdit Em Nralh fuliona 1t
0it Aa8e mpefaHhefi Get elaons
HofallA bon aoIemcd pon unA aas.
aeiu5um Qaritob nahmm wit 400
Hullau griauam
RnHlanS aibt tltin bri.
Nfirogtao, 2 1gai. (llgber Con.
oonl 9icr mur0e arliern AbenA
55iaen0es oifNga betannt aelnods:
Elm is. 4tal ruibrdnnie aui Oens
linien @eidlelnier. iabld Der Wi.
licd, uno out Der ganaen aaliSiIdlea
6ront cine Sdladli uelde nil icOer
oiun0e an 0eitiateit suaobm.
Gelltide Irltppcu. bon 0ercn Aniur.
lcngeit dui oem oiilihen aricas.
lhduplat btSlang ntd)ts All merfen
mar, nlir0en tns 6cuer aeiibrt. (es
tommen nod bel mebr, 0enn
lcutidIanO perfiigt nod lber WatI.
lionen triegsgciibter gl1lmer. mel.
Oaraut bremen, an Den 6eino beran
5u fonlmen.)
glut Dem linfen llier Der 8eih-
tel, Deltlib Don sSlia. GputoD unO
aoprilbnscn, uno uniueit oes 3uInrn-
menflulles Der San nit Der Meih.
iel, baben uniere Sruppen Dem Dor.
rilderoen 6eir0e Die Stirn aeboteit.
9Sir babeu BORT am Is. s01ai 1000
@efangene gena9t. (lbat's tie
ituffD 0ie itarte feir1liae 5treit.
mo1t. iDeI9e Den Gan i5lub mad,
Derameifelter @egeluuebr uniererleits
ilberi6ritt. bat IN Dem g(bianitt so
roslolt, Bahama 1tno Sieneipa fcIfen
Sub gefaBt. SSn Der @eger0 ami.
i4en Br8euDsl un0 Soroslau boben
mir Den 5eitto ettDos 90 auriidae.
brargt. Siioli1 bon gr8etnpsl erlt.
rib uns Der @egner mebrere
SdiiBeneraberL erlitt babel ieood
iApere 8erluIte.
8et 9robobDe5, Strbi uno Doll.
na lit es urs gelltngen, Die feinDIi.
den 9lngriffe ob5uif)logen. @eItIid,
bon &olomea nebnen Die Sample
fir nns einen eiinItigen 8erlaltf.
Sci SbaOli (aurlanO) befinoen
mir uns in Der 0ffeniioe.
petersburg fiibIt ublan".
Betersburg, 81. Wiai. - Die mi.
lttdriiden Sadperit1noigeu in ge.
bo6en Die Iebten ontlid,en
9eridte nit 1uBeritem GeIlimisntus
@inige geben lotueit,
8u iagcn 0aB Die gan8e ruiliibe of.
Ienftpe 5lliammen8ebro6en lit, uno
OaB ilbernenidlibe g(nitrenqungeu
notbnen0ig iein piiroen, Inn uoII.
ltn6eiI fir Sic rufIiiden
gSaTfen 81 nermeioen.
2ie 8batfadc, oob es 6ieieu Sri.
tifern erlau6t miro, 70 frei su ipre.
den, pir0 als ipeiterer getpets on.
iiir ongeieben, bob groBe aenoeritn-
zen inter 6en tontr1nn0ieren6en
Senerdlen borgeieben finO. Gtntgc
8eriidte nennen iogar bierbei @roB.
iiirit 9eifoIais, Oen Gbeffonnol.
oeur Der ruiiii1eH 9lrreen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
gerTpnol.gsotisen.

Jrmi 3biitueretL Bel Siunn 2nfe,
01eb., pnbiiboit, Snftcr bes Gle.
po1rrs ISM. Butt, baldeatffc fHreit
Daoun init ei,lerl iitunteren Sohter.
den. tlidere @ratlIlatiOHl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
aries uadl senats. .sitnns erluartet.

8nriS, II. glni. - Sine SaOns-
0epeidlc aus HOm lantet: Die 3ei'
tnms pyieiiagerO" iast, baF Der Mi-
niiterrat6 unmittelbar mad beenbe.
ter Sibnng Oes Senats sniammen.
treten miro nnO luabrifeinli6 Sic
ariegserfldrnng IN GeiterreidD.ltn.
garu beidlieken iuirO." @eiter
lDirO ansgefiilrt, Oah aller @urans-
iidJt mad andl Der Senat ben 9ln-
trag. Der &egiernng OOlle @eunlt 5n
iibertrasen, einitimmig aunebmen
iuiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
0entidles sdiifi beidllaanahmt.

8aris, q. Yiui. = Gine @aDas.
9epeife aus 9}om beiagt, ooB Die
Safen6eboroen Don gteapel Elm oeut-
lhe8 Sdiff, lpeldes cine 2ooung
Reis an gorb bate, beidlaguabuit
habe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
Stalien ais gcrr1t6er Gebrano.
marft.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon 81. Mai
Gie bieiigen Moraenbldtter ueroi.
fentli6en Iange 8eribte ilber Die &C.
itrigen gorgdnge I'M itaIicnii9ell
garlnnient. glber mn uenige be.
iprehen ielbigc In ibren 2eitortifeln.
9ieienigen gIdtter, ncIde oarilber
aommentare briuaen nebrnen einen
reioliIten ober rubigen St1nopunft
Elm. Mtm be5eibnet ben ltntihuntg
sStaIiens aIs 8errdtberei ieinem fri.
bereu gerbiinoeten gegenilber. (gfufl
sStalien miro Die gllliirten iliht ret.
ten. 3eni 5iebt man in getradt,
oaB SStalien nit eincr idjDeren inne.
rem Strife itno aIIen 9eoingungert
fir cine 9ieooIution in BEN Ssrieq elm.
tritt, unO fdBt man ierner ms Slit.
ge, lDle i1nmerlid) Die itnlieniihcn
Solonten it'd, ieiiter5eit peaen 6ie
9CbeiiifIier uno ipdter in 1ripoIis ae.
ihlnaen h1ben nonn FAM mon Den
iueiteren GHtmidelungcn Der gingc
nit slllbe rntgeeea ieben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21

abnnnirt allf Die 1dglifc 8ribiine.
Ei0O nos ssnEr burn Die Bot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
cffisieller Orutidler Srridlt.


Cffi5ieller osutidler geridlt.
Berlin, 2l. 9loi. Dos aricas
amt meloete geltern 2iben0 iiber Die
Striegslo9e in 2itbouen imo Sur.
lano Jolgenoes: y5tarfe ruiilihe
0eeresiaulen beluegen ii6 gegen I'M.
iere 5telllmgen auf Der Sinie Sba.
bora 6rauenburg. bod IieBen iih
uliere iApnden, borgel9obenen
Gruppen nit Der lleberlnamt IN fein
@eiedt Elm. aQe ruiiliteu 9lngrif.
fe ouf uniere Stellun9en on Der
9ubDla Duroen bon unieren gut
beri6nn5ten 8ruppen nit 2el6tig.
teit obgeidlageil. 8ei einem @e.
genangriff nobmen mir 800 9tuiien
gefnngen. au1 eroberten mir 3lpei
Wfnidinengepebre. @eitern griffen
mir Die Dtosfolpiter noroli9 BON
So6ubis an; mir eritilrntten einen
fein0li1en 9iigel, bon lpel1ent aus
Die ruiiiide 2lrtiGerie Die umgegeno
beberri4te, morfen ben 5eino uno
mdbten 500 @efangene.
5ii0lid bonn Giemen enttpifeIten
Die Ruiien eroBe StGrte unb oa mir
uns 3ieuli9 paiiiD Oerbielten, gin.
gen lie gum 2lngriff iiber. get
@rDc55tabuoo, Smptlpotp uno S5afi
fam es 3u einem beftigen, ober fur.
5en Sample; Die 9ln9reifer mur0ett
iiberoa in ole 5luat eei6logen. Der
Reit her gei6lagenen Seerbaufen
flob in Die oitIi6 bon genannten Or.
ten befinoliben 8Gloer. geur flei-
ne ruiiiihe 9lbtbeihrngell bolten nod
Sutfi beiebt.
9ie 9fuiien erIitten in oieieu1 gro.
Ben @efebt llngebeltre 8erluIte an
Sooten uo 8erlpunoeten; es puroe
neDer Sdonltng beS 2ebens i'll Dem
Sample gegeben nod genontmen;
bierauf lit aud Die &batiade 5uriid-
5ufilbren, ooB mir MIR perbaltntB-
mdBtg mettig @efangene eenla6t bo.
ben. 9eur 1000 RuIIen fielen un8
in Die 9o1oe, 0nr1uter befaitoen itb
pieIe 8erpltn0ete; 204 peitere Wta-
i1ineitgemebre ipuroen bon unieren
Sruppen erobert.
Sil0meItlitbe8 arieestbeoter: Nods
benz uniere 9ruppen ben Gan moro
lid bon gr5embsl iiberi9ritten bot
ten, lpur0en 1ie BON ben Guiien nit
llngeitiint ongegriffen; aae Sturnt-
ober bra9en ullter Dem
6euer Der 0eutiben 8uiaulmen; Der
6eirtO erlitt ungetpobnIi1 i9ipereI
Yerluite. Selte friib unternobmen
mir einen enereiiden 8oritoB eegen
einen porgeibobenen fein0lihen Sill
gel itno ltiirntten Die feinolihe Stels
hung. 9ie 9liiicn befitlOen iid bort
in regelloier 6luht"
Sffi5iellcr Diterreidiifer 9eridjt.
Bieu, ilber 2on0on, 21. 0toi. -
SSn einem bom ariegsantt eeitern
abeno ber6ffentli6ten 8eribt beiBt
es, oaB am IS. 0tai bei ben adnlpfen
in @ali3ien Dem 8nieiter ertlong
$500 me6r ruijii6e 8efangene Den
OeIterreid llngarn in Die Sdnoe ge-
fallen limo. Ser @ortloitt oes 8e.
ridts lautet: v0eitli9 bon Sorosla,l
lnlueit Sienioma (GentrnIs@oli5ier0
lullroen beftige ruIiii9e glneriffe bon
uns Suriidgeiblneen; Der Geiito er.
lit idlfpere 8erIuite. Die nit iins
fGntptenoen 0eutIhen Eritppen ee-
lpinnen oltIih nnb iiinGitlid bon Ga,
li8ien INNER nieGr on @rutto ltlto
gonen. gei oen &1npfeu orit Gber-
loui nes 3nielters ndhnten min $500
9tidicu gefougep. sluf eilem sfb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
Srnlitr brirbrn
angcbIidJ Sigal
Nlnnrn rrItiDrn bon QnrIanO bIHab
BIC nadl { Iigalliien riur SdJIappt
ua1 DCr anOrrenl
IapItnOt stiarstr; SItI SrtGsmaitrIaI tlDtnitI

ranbaa. 20 Nal Giaf 9aptn.
haata ffptl@t au bic raiu Nfma
mtlba elis mifs aimllhb BAT bic
rtuildfn Mas. am taali ben Alaa
I'm aofbwtHiiatn MaHlaHb, tfBbtfl
babgn huual6tptldta tbtilgn mil,
haH Ia hu EHitf tint afanf See
idliaAi im t5anat iii.4
iiaa III bic p0upiIld6i 0gs ruls
Nlllm BouucrngmeHl8 ptplaHb aH
6ef Dueua unb iMi 5wd oadlhg
lieilm uom Riaailben 1isGrtuign.
nat eiud 100000 0nmobucr. bd.
Hnict piele Iatihc. ut 1is ttues
uiiHfu Biihois 0ta cpdugtliiAen
ton0esfoniiilorlums uuO ii 3i2
cnai DleIicu ii0meitlih BON Retro.
Grao cuiierut Riga II eiu mid
tges Centrum fiir 5uouitric m0
@anocI uuo btl0rt auBer Netroqrao
Den midliigiten 0aicnori an Der rui.
fihcn GitlCcfiiite.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-21
9falirn Orrrdtb
SmOrsgrnOllrn2
Tic 6rOIInuug Der Standardization
grgrn CeIirrreid'll d'llHgarnbinnrn
~ SinnDrn rrwartet!
SALON uuD wlat9s pslIM inner nod In HOml

agHe tafinIgfIfH Wfllht ln llns
tefW fIdiIgHH mafgn tNtaaHi0H6
flaBhEflf eHlt.NnafH N lrfa.
dleH 6w Hhlitlt aa loleti uaa aef
lBfHtt ubMfMlen
td dWfltauild Nolldlaliif
tbama8 AeIlea Aaaf uuA afffn
i1b mohnifn Sen NglbdnoInnlla
td tit glgrlfeiff IeaiIhIanoB,
rc'lfrtgldsllNnfnt uno bff 8Brict
warfH nth luar8fu
ails otr aiuhaudfr ocr Wrlraspars
Sal Scr ridttr (5dbriel oanmmto.
aui 0fr tflaune erihlrn. crbob iid
ein bHdnbtnoe5 geiialaacihrti Gr
mfr0e bod cmporae11ben mt0 ibm
ein tiaB IN oer por0eritcn Reihe Ser
lubiuc aeac5cn Giue ohulihc
Ovation mroc Ocn aabincttsudt.
alicotrH uu0 0cm Prcuticrnliniitcr
Salonor1 3utheil
Die Reoe 0es qetiaren muroc
hdliia Mrh geiiullsrlqc lnrterbro.
dcu 5n Oericlben iptrbetc or Dem
6ecre n0 Der Wlarinc bobeS sob.
Rod gccuoigung iciner HeOe mir.
ben oodrllie ali ocu aonia BON
Stolich ,Stolien ieIbit nno 0en arieq
nusgebradt. Die 81 iojinliitiiden
Dlitalie0er Des Rarlanent5 tueiger.
tcn lih. it oie Sudrufe eir3uiaIlen.
Sic muroen BON Der mligeregten
glengc aisge3iidt
3talien bebt 9reibnnSbertrng ani.
8aris, 2t. dat II gine Subas.
Gepeide aus 9ion beiagt. ,0as
enogiltige Goflment ilber alufbe.
bllng oes 9inoniiies 3uil6en sytoli.
en- lnl0 Geiterreih.llugarn Iautet
nah Dem bon Der itolieniiben Regie.
RING beraitsgegebenen @rilnbitbe
ME iolgt: gtae g[nitranaungen Der
italienii4en Regierung ideiterten at
0ent 8ioerltanoc Der toiierIifl
diterreid)iiden 9iegierlmg, Die ii9
nah llnterbanolungen mebrerer DO
nate 0ahin entihieben bat, nur Die
beiou6ern SntereIien StaIiens in 9tos
Iona 3u5ugeitehen uio nur ungenii.
aen0e @e6ietsa6tretir1gen in Trent
5tt oeripreden - eit 3ugeitdnoniB,
0as teine nornlale 20iung Der iesi.
gen Gage bonn etbii6en, politiifen
ooer nlilitGrilAen 8eii6tspuntte
aus beoeutet. 9luBerbem niiroeI
nod oieies 3ugeItanoniB erit Damn
Dar0eil mcnn ser arieg
borilber lit, alio al einem gau3 I'LL.
beitlmnten 3eitpunft.
glngeiidts oieier Gage Ser 0inge
muB Die itnlieniide 9egierltng Die
auf gr3leIung eines Gin.
0eritdnoniiies aufgeben un0 iieDt li9
Oaber gen6tbi9t. ale 8ori6ldae sur
frieoIi4en 2oilng 3uriid3njieben
glus oieiem folgt OaB es nusloS,
mare. Dor ben gIlt9en Der 8elt eiu
8ilnoniB ouiredjt}ner6alten, 0us mir
fortiudbrenoes WliBtrauen uno tag.
lide llnItimnigfeiten sur 6oIee ia.
ben fonnte Garlm bei6liebt unb
berofientlidt SStalien i'm 9epuBtiein
ieines Redltes, iid bon iebt n6 pic- |
Ser boIlltdioigc 9cmcaun88freiheit
bor3ubeb1Iten unb ben 8iln0niBper.
ttag nit Geiterrcih. .llngorn fir nua
ino nihti9 81 erflGren." Gieic
9lotc lpur0e in Nien mn A MaiI
iiberreIdt.
Stalien ais gerrGt6er GebrunO.
narft.
Berlin, ilber 9onoon, 81. Mai.
Gie bieligen WorgenbIGttcr uer0f.
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AN OLYMPIA INTERVIEW.
Mrs. Leinback Tells Her Experience

Mrs. Leinback Tells Her Experience.
The following brief account of an
interview with an Olympia woman
over nine years ago, and its sequel,
will be read with keen interest by
every citizen.
Mrs. A. C. Leinback, 919 Union ST.,
Olympia, says: 81 suffered from
dizzy spells, headaches and pains
across the small of my back. My kid
neys acted too freely and I was all
run down. l felt restless and Ian
guild and it was all could do to get
around. The first box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills which l got from the B. L..
Hill Drug Co., brought me such great
relief that kept on using them and
it wasn't long before all the aches
and pains left me. My kidneys were
restored to normal condition and l
was helped in every way" Estate
ment given Dec. 5, 1900.
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER
Mrs. Leinback said: II use Doan's
Kidney Pills once in while and they
do me as much good as when I first
took them" =.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Leinback had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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SOME NEWS NOTES or THE CITY

Christmas presents at big city
prices. The Bookstore, Olympia. Adv.
Mrs. Charles Springer has gone to
California for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira \. Define have
gone TO California for months visit
at the San Francisco and San Diego
expositions.
Captain j. I. Gilbert, well-known
former Olympian, visited here during
the past week.
Olympia High defeated the Cen
tralia High football team by a score
of SIS to o, In a snappy game on the
Centralia gridiron last Saturday.
Thanksgiving decorations, invita-
ton cards, place cards. The Book
store, Olympia.-Adv.
T. L. Conant is recovering rapidly
from the injury sustained last week
when, while working in a gravel pit
on Vashon island, he fell and broke
his right leg just below the knee.
Invitations to the wedding of Miss
Selma Hanson daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. Hanson, to DR.. N. E. Rob-
erts, December /, were issued during
the past week.
The city council this week passed
IN ordinance, Councilman Eshom dis
senting. making it misdemeanor to
drive faster than six miles an hour
on the West Fourth street bridge.
Members of the temporary organ
ixation of Robert Gray chapter, Sons
Of the American Revolution, will
hold their second meeting at the
home of j. M. Hit Friday evening.
and those interested in completing
such an organization are invited to
attend.
Invitations were issued this week
for the wedding next Thursday of
Miss Ola Prillaman, daughter OF Mr..
and Nrs. G. 8. Prillaman, to Victor
p. Mcnamara. The groom-to-be is
proprietor Of the Union Electric COM
pany Of this city.
A 9-pound boy was born the fore
part Of this week to Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r. johnson Of Tumwater.
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c. Jennings. an empioye Of log
ging company near Oakville, fell
from a log the other day and broke
his lower jaw in two places. He was
brought 20 St, Peters hospital in this
city fer treatment.
Olympia's ZINES present store. The
Bookstore. Phone ADV.
George DAVIS and wife will be re
tanned as superintendent and matron
o. the county poor farm for another
year according to action taken by the
county commissioners this week.
The local Highs football artists
will participate in two games Satur-
day. the first team going to Chehalis
and the second team to Elma.
Governor and Mrs. Ernest Lister
entertained about 20 guests at dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of Justice
and Mrs. Frederick Bausman.
A collection of grain, grass, vege-
table and fruit displays at the Thurs
ton County Fair has been made rp
into one exhibit, by County Agent O.
G. Van Houten, for shipment to st.
Paul where they will be housed in the
Northern Pacifcs permanent exposi-
ton as the "Thurston County Elk
hibit."
The second issue of the Workman's
Safety Guide, quarterly publication
issued by State Labor Commissioner
E. w. Olson in the interests of acct
dent prevention and first aid work.
has gone to press. Copies may be OBJ
tanned by addressing that official.
Agents of the state agricultural de-
partment are investigating reported
outbreak of rabies in herd of 60
cattle near Ritzville, believed to be
due to bites of rabid coyotes.
A quiet home wedding was cele-
brated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Medbury on Puget street last Sunday
when their niece, Miss Olive Dickens
of Heron Lake, Mimi, became the
bride of William G. Best of Seattle,
the impressive ring ceremony being
performed by Rev. r. M. Hayes. The
house was prettily decorated with
rose apples, ferns and potted plants.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Quinn and daughter, sister and niece
Of the groom. Miss Medbury and A,
L. Stewart of Seattle, cousins Of the
bride. and ]. c. Surratt and Mrs
Kane and daughter of Portland,
uncle, aunt and cousin Of the bride.
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Claiming that she and not H. Las
ley owned the furniture, Mrs. c. A.
Warner brought suit in the local SUI
perior court this week for $3.50
against the Olympia National bank
and Sheriff Fred w. McCorkle, which
she alleges is the value of household
effects levied on by the sheriff in a
case brought by the bank against
Lasley. She also asks for $3.50 dam.
ages because she has been delayed
in going to Nevada to join her hus-
band.
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Superior Judge Mitchell this week
overruled the order of the public
service commission which sought to
reduce the rates charged by railways
for drawing rooms and compart-
ments. Judge Mitchell based his de-
cision on the order of the interstate
commerce commission that the rail-
roads were justified in charging ex-
cess fares for these privileges.
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Because practically no bidders ap-
peared, the county itself had to buy
in the real estate sold at auction at
the courthouse Saturday for delin-
quent taxes. Some owners redeemed
their property by paying $40 in
taxes. Only SIT in bids were re-
ceived, the rest Of the property. upon
which the taxes amounted to $3.50.
being retained by the county.
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in that city and the Thurston county
line. There are one and one-quarter
miles to pave. The Centralia Daily
Hub is authority for the statement
that the Thurston county commits
sioners' have promised to pave a con-
tinuance of the road as soon as the
Lewis county end is completed.
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Teams representing the Elks. State
Print shop, federal offices, Y. M. C. A.,
Chamber of Commerce, high school
and the Olympia National bank, COM
pose the league.
Plans for continued activity in ap-
plication of the tuberculin test to
dairy cattle in this state were ap-
proved by the advisory board of the
state department of agriculture at its
meeting last week.
Lewis to Pave Pacific Highway.
County engineers haze prepared an
estimate of the cost of hard surfac-
ing the. road west of Centralia be-
tween the end Of the present paving
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Bookstore Buys Moore Business.

The Bookstore, which is to move
soon into its new quarters in the
building formerly occupied by the
Olympia National bank, this week
announced the purchase of the art
and picture frame business conduct
ed for number of years by Lindley
f. Moore or East Fourth street. Mr..
Moore is TO have charge of the art
department OF the Bookstore. The
Moore stock and that of the Book
store have been combined for a sale
which is now in progress.
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The others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Medbury, Messrs. Lee, Merle and
Harold Medbury and Miss Elma Med
bury. After partaking of the dinner
served in their honor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Best went to Tacoma by auto and
from there TO Seattle, where the
groom is engaged in business.