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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
DEADLOCK WIN GERMANY

II now appears thnt deadlock
between Germany aud the United
sntcs over the sinking Of The Lusi.
mnn exists ana unless Germany
Yields diplomats relations VIII be
broken Off
The Washington administration do-
munds that the sinking Of the Lust
tauia he dlsayowed, aud Germany
answers that me commander Of the
submarine acted on instructions from
his government that Germany ace
ccptcd .the principles laid down by
President Wilson after the sinking
of the Lusltunia and then issued In
struetons 90 her submarine COM
maudcrs 60 respect those principles
il the future, but that to ask her 70
dlsayuw the action Of the officer who
ordered the firing of The torpedo,
WHOM he was only obeying his su-
pcrors is beyond the bounds Of rea-
SON.
TO thla contention ot Germany. the
president has but one answer lie
win have complete dsavowal before
be- win take mp amy other question
resnrdins indcmnities for the lives
lost Tho German government seems
30 Be aa firm ia its position as Wash
ington Is, and while the matter has
figured very little in the newspapers
of late, the question vs. almost as
tense as ii was at the beginning
Berlin contends chat In disavowing
the Arabic incident. which occurred
after Germany had given orders to
its submarine commanders to observe
The principles insisted upon by PROSE-
dent Wilson. and in agreeing TO SUB
init the question OF damages to are
bitrauon, good faith has been shown
and thut America can reasonably
demand nothing more.
The president contends that tho
sinking uf the Lnsitanm was flag
rant and wautou violation OF inter
national mw and treaty ohllgauons
und TINT Germany must apologize lot
the act Thus The multer stands
Unless Germany Yields the result
must be- the sovcring Of diplomatic
relations. Win the possibility that
thiH step may lend to war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
IN STATE DEPARTMENT Is YEARS
tpathfinderl

AlYey A. Adeo. who rs the second
assistant secretary OF state, recently
began his forty sixth year On the dip
lemmio service of the United states.
His appointment as secretary Of lega-
ton "a Madrid Ia 1870 marked the
beginning of his connection With the
state department Cen D. r. Slckles
was minister To Che Spanish court at
thattime and Adee served under him
PIG chlreo daffaires during his abs
sence. mo- 1875 he was made chief
of inc Diplomatic bureau ia Washing
ton soon after this he WIS made
third assistant secretary of state and
ln 1855 MAS appointed Go the post 81
assistant secretary Of state which he
has held continuously until the pres
emit
III duties consisted On carafnlr Xxx
anming all diplomatic correspondence
with 20 view ~ prdvcntlug the viola
ilen of amy grecedents and Of making
eeft ta.t 49, undesirable rrl cdcut
viii he created In his capacity Of
official lctterwritcr for Uncle sam. he
has drafted nTnctfeHliV every Kind az
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

I Australian and Indian troops ,u-
rcnehed and rrady for them. boot
shells from British wamhips iu the
canal tore up tbe fines and columns
10 assault The British navy patroll-
ing The canal seems nearly able 10
defend Egypt
an tho possessions which compose
thr British empire are in mllltap
sonse insular Australia Is an island
continent South Nffiea must hc in-
vadcd from the sea. canada the
great exception. is in uo danger from
pa India is protected on iu land
side by me most s.eontic natural
barrier in the world
Thus nowhere s Great Britain
really d mainland power and that
characteristic has relieved her ofue-
ccssIty for maintaining q vast army
but tho condition does require her ~
command the seas with etiuauimitS
she looked upon the growth Of the
land ornaments Of her coniinentsl
rivals when. however Germauy
commenced % build q gigantic nay,
II WITS q direct challenge to the Brit
ish empire aud sooner of later meant
war England win not tolerate
real rival on the seas. and her I'M
tolerance arises from her necessity
The necessity extends throughout
an her domain. 10 all her possessions
u is Australias South Afrieas
Egypts and midas necessity as well
as the necessity of her home islands
10 Canada the necessity Is not so ap
parent because Canadian American
relations are unique in history. New
crthcloss. Canada, for sentiments
sake viii give ns much toward sup
port u the British naval supremacy
us New Zealand or Australia viii give.
just aa Canada, purely for acnli-
mental rcnsons. is pouring out the
blood ol her best young men In con
tInontal Europe for The cause Of the
mother country
All Of these facts and thousand
more equally interesting, can be
learned aud understood Boy the adj
ynncod student in the common
schools who has the ADVANTAGE Of a
really live teacher and, taught now
they never will be- FORGOTTEN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

I'M er.,I, n,
Freouently I.ci, and raised our
.b.-,ls Wv, NM ''U 81 er e,o','a
1.is,n. ~ 10 brnod,n.. aIn,ids Az ', ~
i,i,,,i,,,,,,, their ,,,',ir o' rt1o
yg.,stns ~ fie,,, 49, ~ ~, az.
a. is ala, ~ 5,i' ,,,at ,.,,t5e. | ,,s
.,d ba snorto, 80 $500.
et,e Thn vato,. t s,o'i,a, ' ,,.It,, asios
ana me Ma da, ~, ~" 6ioeo 90
can so. Tho fo,rso,'', eio~o ~ ro
.n4olt,n law No. ni,,,,Fls 80 ~
.rfa, ~ ironhonna 80, ,r,o coi,r ts
tan,hont rasn w NM J''7 eter g,,ntrs
.,,o,. s,,,set folln,E'i ,.,. .oi,roa 49,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
MARRIED DURING STATE
FAIR; NEWS JUST OUT

ESPECIAL CONTEMPORARIES TO MORNING JousasLl
East Las Vegas, n. NJ. Nov 2l--
A marriage ceremony performed Ia
Albuquerque. on october IA, during
the state fair and kept secret until
today. was announced here by the
groom after his friends had got
wise Pascal l.. Boseman is the man
IN the case and Miss Virginia Noble,
assistant secretary Of the albuquerque
y. W. G. A the bride,
The couple became engaged in Ok
lahomo City several months ago,
shortly before Bozeman was sent to
Las Vegas by the Mountain states
Telephone & Telegraph Co, to hold q
position in the Associated Press re-
lay station here. 1t was not intended
that the marriage be announced be-
fore next spring, but since the couples
friends have learned the secret,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

riuus nature ana plenty of food for
thought in what the Elks have work
ed out. The carnival was planned for
the purpose Of showing people how
they could live better and at less ex-
p1nse than they are now living, and
to demonstrate to the citizens Of Clo-
Wis that money spent at home would
go further and accomplish more good
than if sent out Of town to the mail
order houses. The commodious audi
torium was well taken up with booths
Hastily decorated Most of these were
occupied by local business houses with
exhibits, although some firms from a
distance have entered exhibits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
Judge Mann Gentleman, Scholar,
Above All Things a Good Friend


Il seems Impossible 60 believe that
Judge Mann rs dead. u Us as " you
had been standing on the street core
ncr talking To your best friend had
waved 'Adlos as You took your car
and had arrived ~ thc end of the line
TO meet his lltcless body Two or
three days ego hc was walking down
.rhtfu avenue chatting with trl nds
ma giving g genial nod 60 cvery other
man ana woman lhat he passed Zoe
day we VIII stand WFh buried heads
above his grave
II isn't because be had held high off,
flee or bocadso hc was au obic law-
yer, or because hc was magnetic
platform speaker. or because Inc was
an astute politicians ur because cot auy
one Of q multitude ot his public ac-
tivities that am Albuquerque paus.
today TO pay tribute to lhe memory OF
Judge Mann u les because uf his
great heart that TOOK in ai of his fcl-
lows ln les symuathcs DccWsa he
was so thoroughly human because
whether we were high or low, he was
'our sort ol FOLKS that we choke
back a Sob Whom wc stand face Ia face
with the fact that judge Naun is
dead
Tho phrase ea gentleman and %
scholar is hachncypd. but upver ana
I'M so we'll as in d,slIidue ludg,
Mann. Thc Kindness or ncl4. thc
s,ippathctic nature Tho sturdy man
hood that sct ono apart la "a natural
aristocrat were his uiR mnuncrs had
the rrpos, tba STAMPS tn. cast. of
We're dc Vcrc. Ilr loved his .profcs
sion. ana was "A hard student of tho
law MANY Times ia has Boon neces
s,rv for plrrnhprg at ids fiwik and
his fffrnds =pitI him, ..,oiy from, his
bool,s for tbo recreation ,baf be
needed
me- ,,oe horn ia, .p ai,,snhrro nr
politjcs ,rl IA AN. 1uf natural tbat
with bis ,I,uts M, sborld ne,en5e M
oi, oart ami, f,,t,,. II, .r.,tti,. ,ff,tre
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
ELKS' CARNIVAL IN
CLOVIS RIOT OF FUN


SPECIAL eoRsEsroHpsncs 70 soHHlHa JOURNAL
Clovis n. NJ. Nov 2t.-The am
nual carnival OF Clovis lodge No l244
Il. =. O. e., opened here Friday night
to a crowd that taxed the capacity OF
the large Elks' auditorium, and con-
tinued to and including SATURDAY.
night. winding up In a riot Of fun and
frolic such as the members Of the
antlcred herd are famous for
While there was plenty Of amusc.
ment, there was also much Of Sc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

king Constantine is the cham
pion thin Ice skater, says the Flor
ida Times-Union But every thin Toe
skater gets his, sooner or later and
IL is likely that Constantine viii 30
under pretty soon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

President Wilson has consulted
with Speaker Clark on the prepared
ness program, and the speaker prob
ably suggested that immediate steps
he nken 20 fortify against William
Jennings BRYAN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

Senator penrose qaIeidy roconsld.
erred his announcement while he Is
Ia candidate for the nomination he Is
not going 20 say anything about O.
ful a few months
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

and especially when you have fumes
and weight in the stomach after eating:
the disease may be warded OIL and
avoided. Chamberlain 8 Tablets notonlf
aid digestion, but strengthen and inYiB
crate the stomach
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

Mr. Bryan Is sending the Com
moncr loaded with orations against
preparedness, to every newspaper in
The United states But the newBpa-
pers know Mr. Bryan and his ora
linna
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

a emlrvoyant Is out with the an
nouneement thai something Of great
importance is about TO occHr IN the
Balkans she doubtless has been
reading tho naners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

The teachers are here. ANA they
play good game OF politics whom
occasion requires
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

The Duke OF Manchester was shown
TO owe million dollars Also he al-
lowed the utaer FELLOW 20 walk the
floor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
Attacks of indigestion

Il believe Chamberlain Tablets have
saved my life, writes Mrs. Maggie Coil
Golden City, Mo. II had pains In my
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

The policy OF Great Britain In this
war seems To- be one Of thirty days
too lato in everything,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

StOm &C h so bad /
thought | could not
live. Our doctor said
it was congestion OF
the stomach. / would
goto bedperfectlyw
and wake up in the
night as bad as Icould
be and live. Our doc.
tor said it would do
no good to give medi.
cine internally. He
had to injectmedicino
in my arm. Since talk
ing Cham berlainH
Tablets | can eat any
thing / want without
hurting me Thia
form Of indigestion II
extremely painfulanl
often dangerous. BY
taking Chamberlain
Tablets after eating,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
cURIln noY on amour.

Nothing frtghtens a mother more
than the loud, hoarse cough Of Group.
The labored breathing. strangling.
choking and gaspng for breath call
for instant action. Mrs. r Neureuer.
Eau Claire, Wis, SAYS "Foley's Honey
and Tar cured my boy Of a serious at
tack OF Group after other remedies
had failed. recommend K TO every
enc as we know from our own eNperi-
encc that it Is a wonderful remedy for
coughs colds. Group and whoOping
cough Il clears air passages, soothes
and heals. Sold evervwhere.
Real estate probIems--purchasea saIes or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

TIM JOURNAL takes and prints
sinty hours and thirty MIN
uies u exclusive Associated freea
leased wire service cnch week.
No other newspaper published 10
New MealCo takes more thhn
twenty four hours ~ Ass0cintea
Press service during ths week.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-16

ten. mir ipru6en nur 5ran80fI4. bic
MdnnI4aften nur GGdmiI9. Das CAB
oft Elm grGBli6es 0ur6einunber. Dor
unierm Mbtransport mad GdintsS mer
beIufte inns SDnig QIbtrt. ST fab febr
ermibet unb tobtenblab aus. Sa Ieinen
@prten lag tpenig 3uberii4t, bo4 er
fpra4 bic Spffnung aus. baB bic @erz
biinbeten ben Siee erringen piirben.
.8pmtnt bdlb nieber. liebe &amerdben,
mir pdrten NIT ungebulb auf cure @ies
berheritellung", mar iein abi4iebsgruB.
9uf Der 6abrt mad SainteO mer err
tannten mir, ipie n6tbig 8elsisn feline
8ertheibiQer 6rau6t, ale Qdsarette nas
rem iiberfi1t NIT belgii6en Munnfdafs
ten. gs ging ben 4rmen Iebr i9Ieht.
Die RabrungsmitteI tieBen auf iia pdrs
ten. .Qlaes an bic Jront!" luutete Der
8efehI. 3ufubrtulornen tunten boriiber,
dber ben 8eIsiern brdhten Ie nthts.
9unberte aingen 3u 9runbe unb purben
auf frdnaoff4em 9oben begrdben. Man
pfsrhte uniere MannIdaften nit ben uns
3tpiliIirteh acknowledgement SuIammen.
So mar Elm etelerregenoer 4nbIid. Die
S9pdr3en b~eritppften Ii9 lire Wunben
nit Sdnb, Iogen ftd eeseuieitig bas
gtlt aus benz aerri1enen GIeiI9, 9ieIe
Opu linen tparen irrfinnig unb ipranssn
aus ben @ageufenFern. mas man ru6ts
seIdeben feb. sSn SutntsO mer qing
allies brunter unb briiber. Die 8eborz
3ueuflg ber n@erbiinbettn" empUrte uns
Oermaben, bab mir uns peiserten, bic
fir urs beItimmten, nebenbei bemeEt,
Dor S9muB farrenben RGumIidteifen
gu be8idhen, ebe niht ben belgifden
Mdnuidoften Elm menl9enpiirbiges Sbs
bad aepdbrt piirbe. Sc lam si Gtreis
tisteitsn, bic Elm bebentli9es 2i9t auf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-16

S%errenbaus. Der 9ommdnbant lieB aud
OieIes genau burdiuhen, unb tper be-
i4rtibt bic lleberrdi6ung, als man unten
i'm Seller ben 6errn unb bic 5rdu bes
5duIes am telephone borfanb, bic ben
ruIiihen @atterien iiber lire Shubptrs
lungen qenau 8eri1t eritatteten. Ratiirs
li9 purben 8eibe triegsre9tIi9 bebans
belt. Nu9 fe perben tdum mebr in bic
Gage tummen, ben Rufen etnen d6nli6en
9itnit gu ertpeifen. 9as @efe1t, bds
fir uns Iebr erIolgrei9 mar, fpurbe nm
9 n6r Qbenos ab9ebro9en unb, ba mir
eff Inn / li6r RabtS In unIere Rd9tis
q~utgsitation fdmen, tpdren mir fir einen
gang reipettdblen 9dGtmdrI9 perIorgt.
0od pur6en mir, ais mir bic Station be-
3ogeu butteu, bura frobs 8otIdaft be-
lobnt. Dit betamen nGmlid bic MleIs
bung, buB pds Refultat Des beutiaen Sds
ges BARN gipfle, baB bic beutIden 5rlps
pen i'm unstfGbr 25 Gitometer borgeriidt
puren tnO bdB mir an bieiem Gage aIeiu
10000 @efdngene gena9t unb 3dblrei6e
Sei4ubc erbeutet ldtten.
Die Stimmung unIsrer 9ruppen if
troy bes f9le4ten Metters INNER cine
uusae3ei6nete. Gs fe9It unIern 2euten
Deoer an gutter @erpfIesung, mod an
pdrmer aleioung. unO unIere braben
0tagouer, 9dnnaten. Gorbmdbrer unO
Snleiier, iino finbide, feIne Burden,
bic fh f4pp etpds gum @Ken au holtn
tpsnn Der Grain etpas Idnger auf
iid tpartsn ldbt, als es ibrem Mdgen paBt.
am 20. Robember muBte i9 bas
Sdludtfelb perlaEen. Dod ipeiB i9.
baB i'd i9on in penieen Sugen tpteber gu
meiuen brapen 2enten surideeben perbs,
unb i'd freie mid, nit linen gu nsuen
idOnen grfolssn ellen gu tOnnsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-16
Copyright 1914. qeip5lser gu. 3eitune.
9cntide Hnb 5iterreimiih unaariihe
9npnlcrie inn &f nit Guiien.
Die 2Selgter mo
fire Yer6anOefen

Sin ~6elrIaubter. belsiIaer Sifi5ier,
Der in ben &Gmpfen Inn bic 8dbH 9ienz
poortDirmuiben ~peripunbet nnb mad
mebreren aeibensFtatipnen i'm SpipitaI
BON gu untergebrant purbe, madte benz
gerihtertatter bes gerliHsr Sag sinige
intereIante Mittbeiluneen:
Mit SO Offi5ierer, iporunitr f6 Sipei
@eneralleutuants befanben, purbt i1
binter bic @efe4tslinie sebraat. 8ir
~srlitten fqrten 9lutberluit uno muBten
aht Stunbeu parten. bd mir bsrlaneten,
man m0ge 3uerit ben Sdpsroernunbes
ten btlfen. Die aGmpfe. an benen
idmmtIi9e belgii9e Streittrdfte tbeilges
nommen batten, iibertrafen an 8iIo6eit
unb gr6ittsrung ale friibersn @efedte,
ielbft bic furhtbdren S9ldtter Bel Sons
ssren unb Me6eln. @ir parTtn bic
Gdppen fort unb fii6rten uniere 5ruppen
nit ge3idtem Sdbel in ben Gampf.
9eim ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Streiter
griFfen mir itlbft gum 8aionett zines
9erpunbsten unb bieben nit ben Mdnns
fdafteu barauf los. 1tnIere Rei6en tpas
rem nab Oieiem 5reffen fart geIidtet,
aber bic 4%nertennung Spffres. Der bdz
mails i'm S~auptquartier mar, beglidte
uns. 8ir purbsn als Selben gefeiert
n Ieiber dIs beiieste 5elben. Die Suuptz
i4ulO an unierer Rieberlage trug bic
i4Iedte 9erfdnbisung nit ben 9oIbds
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-16

gfBdiid ; nerb6ie StBrnnsen III
Grtessseiten. @on bornberein bate
man gesldubt, bab Bel Der mos
o.rnen ariegfibrung 9fn9pIen 8a9ln
retder ais friber anftreteu piirben.
9ieie anndbms lit dber Biz ieBi
ni9t CANA 5utreffen6. Or. Molenbera
tbeiIt bic bierbsr geb6risen &ranisn IN
brei Gruppen Elm: /. IoIhe, bic f4pn in
Der Mobilmu6ung auTdmmenbrdaen; 2.
Iol9e, bic pG6renb Der friegeriIhen Spes
rationen unb 3. Iol9e, bic erit ipdter,
nadbem iie bdran t9etlgenommm batteu.
ertrauften. gu Der eriten @ruppe eeh6s
rem 9an3 beIonbers bic NltpbplpIbaoien.
SH Der 5~tpeiten @ruppe finben ii4 Gdred-
pfp9oIen, 5olgen bon Toseuanutem Sibs
fdldg, hpiterii@e GrI6einungen, trutmas
tti9e Heurpien. 8et Der britten @ruppe
iiebt ma urFfdlig bic. 9pperdFbeiier.
Die 6rdge, ob es cine refine ariegspIn9oIe
eiebt, 1T 8u berneinen. 1lrfddlih tommtn
in 8etradt bic pl6BIideit 8erdnberunsen
Der 2~ebenspeiIe, beionbers Bel Reierbiitsn
unb 2dnbipebrmGmern, Ferner bic Gnts
be9rungen unb acknowledgement beg
Dienites.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-16

bds brHberllde ~Ginbernfhmtn unitr ben
9erbHnbelen mdrItn. GdlnisDmtr II
elm haritr @dflenpIab. In benz ~ mehr
p~erpunbeit als idmpffdhi9e GoIoastH
aitbt. Die Giimmung if ftbr eeoridk.
Ghon ldnefi bdbtH bic GiHlpobnu bon
bieIsr Siabi Qbfhitb efHommtn. 4as
6duier Fnb bon Der 6ttrtsltitung IN Be
fhlag etuommeH. Die ntbtripahung If
Itbr nrtnq. als mir. antamtn. tr8dbIie
mon uus, baB tbtn bret otaiits Gpione
erI6oHm norbsH isisn. Sur abnebr
Don auFiangrifisn, bic bier hit4sbafes
unbeif anridieH %ionuisn. fnb ean5 Hsu'
arlige WorltbrungsH atiroffen rorotH.
@ebriRtg uno pdulbdH balteH bitr BE
Waht. pdulbdH Der bet tiuem Grfuns
~bunesFluee bon sintr feinbliam ausel
lsidt perpuubst uurOs, 1T pieber9trat'
felt.
Sc meter mir uns BON Gampfstbist
enifernten, beto iranriger fab e. aus.
Die frdn5SFI6en @erlulie mifm IN,
btimlin aroB Ieiu. es eiebt iein Dorf,
no uiti RotblaBarette errihtet Fnb. Sn
glbbspiIe un6 llmgsbuna lieeen $1,000
9srnunbste. Die gitarbie bsibt i'm
goltsmlnbe: .Grantreihs Sofpitdl". SD
glaube nidt, bag man In paris, gcrs
bsaur, abou, MarIsile cine abmue BON
Der iDabrtn Gage bat, ionit mare bic Sies
ees6offnung ernitlia erfhlttsrt. gqe
frdm0FI9en Gffi5ierf, bic ih Iprad.
legten mir nit thrdnensritidter Gtimme
bas @eitdnbHis d6: a%llnlere brabe ars
NEE tpirb loneiam, aber iiher ermorbti.
Wir psrben uns nidt ergebeu, Biz sum
lebten mdnn dusbdrren. Qn einen Gleg
gu gIauben, III sborheit. Grdnireth
Itirbt an bieIem @er8peiFluuastompf.'
Sin Gu fprdh ih NIT einem fron30Fidtn
Oberiten, Der bic Sample bel 0uesudn
mitgemaht bate. Wog er iiber SOffre
Idste, lam id Sbnsn ni9t pieberbolen,
aber aus Itinen 8smertungeH etng hers
Dor, baB bic fran3offhen Serfiihrer
gditelnau nno Sdrrail benz GcneraliHis
mus ben qlab Itrtitig MAIDEN. Rod Elm
erniter SdIag, unb Soffre tritt surild.
DAB es nm bic idnitdren Gtnrihtungen
febr Ialeht itebt, 1T Elm offenes Seteirs
nis. Die aer5te figsu Fi9 in ihr Sdids
fdl unb bulbigsn benz Grunbfabe.
S9tperberpunbeten bur6 nurfotiIhe
Mitttt ben Sobestdmpf fhmer5los gu
getalten. auf meinsr 5dbrt mad 9ols
lamb IteIte it feIt, baB 6unbel unb gers
iebr i'm qus be galais edn8liA BARNES
berliegsn. es febIt an DienitperIOnal.
GiIenbabnunfdle eebSren gu ben aIItdgs
li6en GrI6einunsen. 9ein MsnId rsat
Ii4 mebr barber auf. QufFalenb arob
lit Der Qnbrung in ben airhen. Die
8retagne Iiest duf ben Rnien unb bstet
sum grl6Ter, baB er benz fdredIideu
&risg, Der Strafe fir 5rantrei9s gotts
l~oFateit, re9t balb Elm gnbe MAIDEN
mDge.
Der beleiI6e, Sffi5ier beeisbt fd mad
feiner poaigen Misunderstanding nab
Getamp, no brsi Greipiaieens Resimsrs
ter i6re 4usbiIbuns erhaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-16

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in Der urmieligen gnuernitube Elm penig
61ub Dor Der %9rimmigen adlte 3u fin
ben. @nbli4 fam Der langerie6nte RdHs
tigungsbefebI - dbtr fpie lautet er! @ir
m1Bten nod ettpa 6 &ilometer meter
mari9ieren, bis gum duberIteu re9ten
6ligel, in unmitteI6aritsr Ndhe bes 5eins
beg. 8ir purben nun omar in Der Radt
ni6t belditigt, bod pdr bic Situation
duberIt ungemitthIi6, bu mir In ~unierer
rehten Sldnte ltdrte Teinblide adpaaerie
nuBten. Der MlarI9 in unIere Nddtis
gunesftation mar AUD odrum duberit unz
areenebm g%eipeien, neil mir einen grobeH
Walo paifisren muBten, Der BON oielen
Wegen ourh3pgen mar, unb nett unb
brett tein 5iArer aufgetrieben rer0sn
tonnte. Our bur4 einen 3ufaa iparen
mir enbIid auf Elm SGgerbaus geitoben;
bd trommelten mir ben Sdger herdus unb
lieBen ms BON ibm ben Meg 8tigen; Inn
ungefGbr III tbr Rd9ts erit fdmen mir
in unIerer INSTRUMENTATION, einem tleis
men 8orf namens qrattup, an. l1uIere
9iden folgten gen 5 llbr 6rii9 mad. Bir
nabmen dlIo gum 5rii6Itiid ods Mittags
ellen Elm; bnd ihon i'm s uhr tam pies
Der 8efebl gum Qbmdri9, uno mir be-
soqsn unfere am q6eno borber inneges
hdbte Poiitionen.
10000 @efanscne an eiuem Gage.
auf Der sanjen 2inie Bis aenc8icsa
binarf mar bereits beTtiger &dnpnenbons
ner bDrbar. On bielem 9dge enttpidelte
fi9 cine Defenders beftige G9Ia9t. Stels
lenpeiIe mar Der Spri3ont ba6fdbli9
bur6 56rapneds unb 9rdnatsn ber6uat.
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unb I9ienen nm teinen preis lire 2inieH
dufgeben gu noaen. I'm 4 llbr Na9s
mitta9s madte ii9 in unferer re6ten
Glante has gorbringen zines ruTii6en
aorps bemertbar, 10 bdb mir Inn ettpu
sehn &ilometer 8uriidgeben muBten, lin
Der ueberma9t bes authorization 5euers
diis5upei6en. 9o4 I'm H6 ltbr f9on
in borseI9rittener 0dmmerung, griff elm
rehtseitia eingetrpffenes beuti1es &orps
in ~unIerer redten 6Iunte NIT Defenders
T6peren 9dtterien in bas @efe9t Elm,
unb 70 braaten mir bds 8otoringen bes
@eguers gum Steben. Ratm tuaren bic
beutI9en 9atttrien inoeFen uuf ibre @tels
Iungen auFgefabren, betamen lie Seuer.
Die erIte feinblihe Gage IaB omar nm
etpu bunbert Wleter su melt, Bic stpeite
Gage aber mitten in ben Batterien. Dem
Rommanbduten Fiel iofort bic dusaes
3si6nete drtiIerifiIde 2eiiiuns Der Ruis
fen duf, unb na9Oem er feline SteIlung
berdnbert bate, Drbrste er eine griinos
liae Dur6Iudnng bsr in Der globe ges
Iegeuen !SGuier an. llnseFGbr 500 Wleter
bon ben bsuii6en gatterisn befonO iid Elm