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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

Ill, under the Act Of March 8, 1879.
THE PRIDE OF COUNTRY e,
BY E. E. Perrenot. q
was stopping in modest apart
ment at a noted Pacific coast resort;
a city where the elite of other states
and even countries gather, men and
women who count their wealth by
millions; where a magnificent hos
telry, its daily rates sufficient to keep
a laborer's family in comfort, is filled
to overlooking with the beauty and
chivalry of American aristocracy. .
was half i'll, wholly irritable;
hence when each morning 1 was
awakened long before dawn, while
the stars were still shining, by scuff-
ling footsteps above my room and
down the stairs, and laughing voices
in the hallway, 7 was indignant and
one morn last week hurried to my
door determined to voice a strenuous
protest.
l caught the culprits red-handed.
AS l threw wide my door confront
ed in the hallway pair of rosy
checked, freckle-faced, barefooted
lads, rolling bicycles before them and
with canvas kits for newspapers
slung over their shoulders.
They paused in round-eyed Won
der, but ready with cheerful Good
morning, mister!'
My resentment, all at once, van
ished into thin air, but l must say
something, so queried:
why are you boys up-so early? .
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

mand for irrigable tracts in this
section.
9'There is no question but that the
recent peculiar business and economic
conditions have been largely response
BILE for the increasing demand for and
widespread interest in the ftback to
the lando movement states Mr..
Leonard. 'The government is desir-
GUS of encouraging this laudable move
ment in every proper way and seeks to
make readily available information
concerning the opportunities which ex~
list for the homeseeker. 1t is my de-
sire that the Shoshone opening will at
tract an industrious class of people who
will maintain the high standard Of pro.
gressive farming which is rapidly
Transforming the Shoshone project in
to an agricultural community of ac
complishment. With an excellent eli
mate, fertile soil, ample water supply
and splendid settlement with schools,
churchs, and other community inter
ests, this project should appeal strongly
to prospective settlers and / shall be
very glad to supply such people with
all necessary data. -
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15
STATE LIFE FUND VALID.
Treasurer to Pay Claim Filed by Els
tate of DR.. George keenan,.

Attorney General w. G. Owen on
Monday officially advised State Treas
urer Henry Johnson that the law Great
ing the state life fund, providing for
life insurance of citizens of Wisconsin,
is valid and he declined to become a
party to any arrangement having for
its purpose the attacking of the law
IN the courts. The attorney general
also held that under the rulings of the
supreme court Of the state the law pro-
viding for fire insurance of state and
municipal property is constitutional.
Later he expects to formally advise
the state treasurer that the law Great
ing the state teachers retirement fund
is constitutional The state treasurer
recently asked the attorney general to
bring friendly suits in the supreme
court to test the validity of these
laws. The first claim under the life in
surance law has been filed by the es-
tate of the late DR.. George Keenan, Of
Madison and is for $1,000. The state
treasurer will now pay the claim under
the ruling of the attorney general.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15
FIGHTS THE BED BUGS.
determination Urged in Connection
With House Cleaning.


The Wisconsin state board of health
will this week send out a circular letter
to proprietors of hotels and restaurants
In the state, urging them to clean and
renovate their establishments this
spring. The circular calls attention to
the necessity Of providing garbage
cans the cleaning Of kitchens, bed
rooms, ice boxes, the covering of win
dows and doors with screens the COW
ering of cracked surfaces in rooms with
non absorbent materials, and the nee
essity of Kidding bedrooms of bedbugs.
The board on this last matter saws:
Before re-papering, re-calcimining OF
re-painting bedrooms, walls, ceiling or
woodwork, you should make a deter
mined attempt to eradicate all vermin. =
The board says that it desires to do
what it can to increase the business of
hotels and restaurants in Wisconsin
and at the same time make this state
cleaner and healthier place in which
to live. The state hotel inspectors,
working under the board, will assist
the proprietors of these establishments
in carrying out instructions of the
board.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15
MORE LAND OFFERED.
Homesteads in shoshone Irrigation
District to be Opened for Settlers.

The United States Reclamation
Service announces the opening and
availability the latter part Of April of
large number of desirable homesteads
in the well-known Shoshone irrigation
project near Yellowstone National
Park, Wyoming. This opening will
mark the fifth unit to be offered the
public in this district and will afford
an excellent opportunity for the seri-
GUS homemaker to secure a desirable
forty or eighty acre tract under the
homestead law in a district Of proven
agricultural worth.
According to en- announcement issu-
ed by Albert Y. Leonard, settlement
agent of the United States Reclama-
ton Service in the Federal Building,
the government during the past six
months has been swamped with APP
peals for suitable agricultural home
steads and the opening of the Shoshone
lands will in a measure appease the de-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

L. w. Brooks of Racine spent Mon
day afternoon in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15
GAVE ARTISTIC CONCERT.
Leo Tecktonius Pleases Musical Keno
sha in Concert at the Coliseum.

Leo Tecktonius, the well known pi-
anist, and great favorite with Keno
sha musicians, gave his first concert
in several years in Kenosha at the
Coliseum on Mondf.y evening and won
new plaudits from the musical critics
Of the city The program was an es-
pecially well selected one and appealed
to the large audience which showed its
appreciation with repeated calls for
encores. In this exposition of the
art Of high class piano playing he was
heard in examples from many compos-
ers. He began with Rachmaninoff IS
tremendous and oft-heard Prelude which
he played with power and expression.
Beethoven s Sonata with the soulful
ness and heart hunger was rendered
with dignity and great feeling. In
fact, in each Of the numbers of the en-
tire list, Mr.. Tecktonius brought out
the characteristic beauties of the works
in an artistic manner.
Tecktonius played during the evening
several new and very interesting COM
positions. His own group afforded him
splendid chance to show his excellent
technic ,tonal charm and modern piano
colorature. Tecktonius has his own
style and never at any time was it
uninteresting.
Nine. Nelli Gardini was heard for
the first time in Kenosha at the con-
cert and she sang beautifully all Of her
numbers on the program. The program
for the evening followss
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

Try a Want AID.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

Judge Turner has been called from
Milwaukee to hear number Of cases
in the Racine county circuit court and
it is possible that he will come to Ke-
nosha later to hear cases where af-
fidavits are to be fled asking for an.
other judge
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

Try q Want Ad.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

The Kenosha Checker Club has ar
ranged for an inter-city checker tour.
nament with the Racine players which
Is to be started in Racine on Tuesday
evening. Kenosha will be represented
by a team composed of Andre, East
man, Gregnon and Phalen. The second
round in the tournament win be PLAYED
In Kenosha later in the month.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

Miss Minnie Perkins, sister Of
Fred and John Perkins of this city,
died at her home in Burlington on
Monday. Death followed an operation.
Miss Perkins was well known to many
people in Kenosha. The time of the
funeral has not as yet been announced.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

The Racine checker team which is to
meet the team of the Kenosha Checker
Club in the first Of the inter-city series
Of games tonight in Racine, will be
made up Of John sieb, George John
son, Albert Hermes and George
Gregnon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-15

Two young girls who wandered from
the straight and marrow way are be-
ing held at the county jail pending a
further investigation on the part Of the
police. The girls will probably be call
ed to plead to statutory charges.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Veeaawt- H Mckcovn of ihis cit,.
AH-m b.. D Auru sHd $40 tnl
Nfe Urarsc iiarrs az CnlHHrr lcii ast
n.ht ,a Niocai Wells ter ca months
sSlN
A % nUsrrs pf Ariington b. Al. s.d-
i'h ana u tt GafrnrN uf sam Ans
innin ahd g. o. fuwitr of Wichiia
tals wcu amons yesterdays arrivals
at the state
Mr auJ Mrs g. a. STONE l,aNr tnis
motnnE frr a months vacation tup
Bon thr Wrsi darns vaich time theg
VIII visit the t'airown EApositluns
MHs Pearl hatpef was in the city
'rsieraaN fnom NohstoWr
Nr ani Airs a. ~ Never 10 Irish sp
trv Visitors .n TIE Clis siongiae al
Mrs "a WlsEans mas relutneI Ia
her homH in wacs after q visit with
hrt dagshteI AIRS 4 a. Mcketehenlf
ai hrt hnuiU en North iaaDn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12
MISSION DUELISTS MAY
SURVIVE THEIR WOW
SAM MckENZiE AND l. n. kkkil
FOUGHT PISTOL OUtl n
HARDWARE STORE SAT
URDAY

MISSION T,E.e GOES II
knu and o.. So kerAfs rifi
w thr pistol iua roro sain''a
umm th.i mn ser result n ~
uf Doth tonieht are reportee :.
fairly Welt Following iht
it was Thought hoia would "
the wounds received
The afiay was st1gei 70 "
muns HARDWARE stnrt an ds''-
siderable excitement iu ihe irt-
mer lr. prominent Boz tnf -
fuNh D.. NtN irHfflih-
assent fn the nferuatluasl q.
Northern miirul was iH Us
f-tat nn hu-ifH.a ifam i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12

When II comes 10 Special Shoes for Special
Purposes this store stands out prominently.
TODAY zoe make brief mention OF out Hunt
ing Shoes.
Hunters wiH appreciate their correctness and
goodness.
One general admission ticket good for one
game during the Worlds Series NTH euery
MEMS or Ladies' Shoes purchased OF as
costing SO. so or oUer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12

-
them come OF win W., ~
hsr..ns lie sufA inoah 4, ~
rasiiy. nud tHt a ri4&At - -
Ou. g. hgurs enus 49,
70 urnkfs ta0 ust ~ ms I
ing tsindaEcs. Irritating n
sclssor,. ald ialuIs rv,.lt ~ (
Get ~ ~ ttUsf cprpt
palal4ssls.- ga, ~ Y
it.u Fnr warts ANA p~N~
the 1ffn century wtt - vi
"tfata-it" is sVla z Itf'
$50 e. bottle ~
Lawrence a Co. SnitN''sr .,|It
&C SITS III" D. solf p -
OBJ a. a. RHnrhari Ar1
as ihe WORLDS eeH ST
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-12

n.w dcicHrN bias Dumr tho WAY az
thr tro"p horse however ONE hlt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
Ter llalllnIhr 4ltFla-l

Nom Ha ttfH m6 0afH u.
0HIt - Er mtaaaa6E eeae
fdi WE6g Httm au gtii1ef
8rlcd uH HGflHg1lg.H aoH
0T laUrB 5rm 1,pg 6u haii.
m mHfraIfe1 NfiHr Hrjltr.e.
tdmut baHtw ioyt m1 aaEeH 6g
NcietnuHa uerfg bci .ntulbarleib u.
Vr0l 1rgBtu d00gH agliteu Ger
dtIHo Uerttdie Sauntag ]tadt ci.
men aeDdIiisen ,5eamauriH aui
mticrt @ieilunBCi dut uer @odle.rlc
ben Ndrtnaf alpen Eur0c abcr ju.
tildleidli1gc1. m0bei mir 200 I}dm
9cimgcuHdlmeu.
QlaiIan0. ubcr &uris uHo Con.
BON g. 5lli Gle italieniihcn
Cperotioner aegeu Die 9eieitlalmgcn
oon YlaIbargetb mo treoil 4aB
haben crmatigcn0c Griolge ge3eitiat,
ieood marut Die Itulicnlihe Breije
eic 8eU0lterung Dor Der Gruartung
elne5 i4acllen 6ortidrttts, inoem lie|
oui bic S4mierigfeitea oc5 Grams.
portcs Don ihmerer 9lrtilcrie IN 0ieI
0orti9c @egeuo biHlUeiit
95u eiui8er 6aqen iii es not6Den.I
oig GeUeiem gang ncle StrnBen 5umI
6eidils transport berBauiludrts
III baucn, llno Die oort berangei4aii.I
ten @cihiiBe iin0 acknowledgements
uttungsfa6ig ol5 Die ite.
benoen oItcrrei6iideu gatterien, OieI
nuf fontreten 9eieItiglngen ifon felt
Sangcm auigeiteat iiro Gie met.
ten 0iterrathiiden Seidilbe Iino
our6 ied93oIlige Sto9lpan3er &c.
'diiBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
9lniien leiiten gIbbiftr.
28a6re gaentrnlitit.
Sduei3 9cBt nnOeren GGnOern nit
gutem Seiipiel OOran; it0ft
anf SAluieriafeiten.

9oris, 6. SuIi. - 2yn elmer Sa.
hos 0epeihe ans @enf 5dlpei3,
6eiBt e5 Der Sfpei3er 8in0esrat
bat cine 5trafe BON ie6s 01ouotcn
CSeiangniB ooer 5000 S5rancb 8elO.
ltrafe $4,000 ooer 6eioe3 far Ste.
lentge @erion feitgeieBt, Die in 5pra.
DE o0er Shrift einc fremoc g}ation
ibren 8errider ooer ibre Gegierllng
IN belei0igenoer 8eiie angreift. 9Iu9
DurOcn ltren8e Strnfen fitr oiciuni.
gen tcitgeicBt Die bcleioigeltoc 9St.
bIitationcn 8irfitlircn IaIleu. Die
lofdlcn 9eboroeu bobeu pole &c.
mait crbaIten Ocrortigc @cr0ffent.
liaungcn iofort nit 8eidlog 3it be.
le9cn.
Der 9unocsrat5 bat nit 9roBen
oamicrigteitcn 5u fGnpfen. nm ici.
ne mirflibe 9}cutrolitGt alfrcdjt Bit
erboItcn oa Die 9eb0lfcrung iid)
aus 2lbt0mmIiugcn Ger aricg fitbrcn.
0en gfationcn 5uialuncnieBt uio es
ali SDmputbiefla0.
gcbln8en llitht mangclt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
gSeiseuernte 6cainnt.

6airburp, 9iebr., 6. 5uIi. Qlus
Dem trodenen g9etter 8ort1eiI ale.
bend, beoannen geitern 6un0erte
bon 6arluerri oes Sefferion Com.
ties Oautit, ibre 8ei3enfeloer obsu.
ernten. 0bgleidb Stitrln, beIiiihe
5Iieee rno 9toit bier itorf eetpiitbct
baben ioGen miro ooA ongenonimell,
baR Ose grrlte gut ousfGQt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
6nerta nidlt nllsneIiefert.

9lnTtin 1cros, 6. Sui. ~ @ous
bernelr 5crguiou bon Ieros bot ii6
entihloiieh Oen iriiberen 8rGit0en.
ten Snertn bon N}erifo ni6t Den
meritoniibcn @cb0rocn oltS5ulicicrn.
Nus 81 Bnio fontmt oic 9ladjridjt
oaB 9uerto, Der pegcn nneeblider
8eridmorlmg ge9en Die gieutroIit4t
Der Ser. Staaten perbaftet puroc,
beute cine 9iirgidlait BON $4,000
itelltc uno oarnad atli ireicn SUB
geicbt mur0c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
gteue 6Ormen Oes SandboutfriegcS? ?
glngeblidJ mill 9entidlan6 6ierin Die
GedJte 9leutraler beiicr
headltcn.

8oibtngton 6. SuIi = Sier elm.
getroifene gfahridten beiogen Dab
3eutidlono gelpiQt lit, ncuc Rcgeln
fir Die 0urhiiibrlng ieines Iaud-
boot-arie9es oIf5ulteQen, III oencn
e8, obne auf Die 8ortbeile 6eS Gauf.
bootfriege6 gon3 8u oer8idten Die
8edte Der 9teutralen better bea6ten
min. 2lQeroing5 rpitroe bier3u Die
W1ttpirtlng Der Reutralen erfor0er.
lid iein. a3albofii5ica bat 0cutI6.
lnn0 bercit5 oas 9iedt Der 2lmerifa-
ner ouf jcoem S6iif reiieu 3u
f0uneu oo5 niht gegen Die ariegs.
9eieBe bcritoBt anerfannt, bod nciit
Is bic 6orocrung, aus Gjriinocn ser
gar tctn Qon0elsid)iff
mebr 81 DerienfelL 3urlif 0lon
llinmt bier an bob Die 0cutidc 2Lnt
mort uad 9}idtliuicn obgciaBt mer
ben miro, bic Der 3uitilumung oe8
Frali0cuten gclDiB inlO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
SritildDe SerIaumOer
/ bier aul @trfe!
gritiidler goti6after be6anptet,
asnutnih bon Oentider Ser.
Idiu6rang Bier 3n baben.

4aibinaton 6. 9yltIi. - Sic aus.
It6t, Dab Elm beiieres 8erlt1noniB
bl ilden 2lmerifa uno 9eitidlouo
eintreieu f0nne, bat ben britii6en
potihniter in @oiDington, Sir Sc.
sil Spring 9fice, gan3 ans benz
b1usfen gebraht. Gr bebauptet
talHhd niAts me5r un0 nidt8 me.
Tiger. ais bah oeutidc ageuten cine
FeiiBe 9eridlDorung in om Ser.
staaten 5u Dem 8iped gegrilnoet
I1tteL itidt nur iautmtlide 8aifen.
mo WtunitionSiabrifen in ben Ser.
btnaten In oie 2uit 5u iprengen,
pnoern auh iolhe Giieububn8iige
irl0 Sniffe 81 5eritoren Die iolde
iieferlingen beforoern. gludI 0aS
ittelttat bon 5ranf Soft auf D9or.
hn uno 0te 8ombenerplolion inn
4apitol fiibrt Der NIT elmer reihcn
sbantaiie begabte Diplomat auf otelc
serichmoriing 5uriid. gGbere 9lus
anfte iiber oieie IN ibren stopfcn
iAtdenoe 8efidmoruug nil Die 6ri.
iId)e gotidaft Der @un6e8reqierung
ar linterIiduna unterbreiten. 9ri.
tide Gieiige aeaurte berii1ern, 0oB
fhi 1eutldli1no an cine ocuti1e 3ei- !
thg ~ Den Scr. Stonteu ein gan5cr
glilen aitfruie seiattot iei. in ocnen
Ai3Bnungen bon $1,000 bis $40. !
GD fitr bic 3erii0rlulg iold)er Naf /
IA nno 0tuaitionsio6ritcn. Giirn |
hbn8ilqq mio 5difie In Dem 2lnn.
osgebIei an9eloGt ieien.
Pic oclitidle gotidaft be6auptet
otFgen oaB Die britiidc 9otidDoft I
tlp groBe Geteftip 2lgcutur cngagirt
hie iul eiilen ioldcn 6oa filnitltdb 4
aiblloen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06

M r.inacin HhH m
iia9fMt tH'WH1.i AH HH
AlfeHadH ~
faFt H.tole t NFtu
IsigN etbIii6tie tluHp HdffBal
Fi4f1no Nifu u1b fiH h nis
ifu miet.r Wt faEi5g Nidlt drt
iga dl fIJ nf if lat bic
alulIen ptt.oftH Na mlHe t
nfrol RON g.nilulW tat mit itnsg
trHrtn nod 3nsiWudfHiliHn gf
b.iigrin blupitU bM 3l5id piFa
dluB efrtitt auh dnf Dem nafs
lidiH ariea idldapIav haGcH Bite
lfaiiarH oftlteiIM nfridltrn fus
ioI1e. beouicuo an goocu aaran.
mem m0 1000 Dl1uu 6aruutgr ben
stdb eiue9 @atoiloHs lciouieu 1e.
Barrier Heridlie aehfu
3D. baB bic Gctlheu mad elmer
.ibrtdu heitilen aauouo0e sum
Sturm auiegien tno 0ie pon linen
iriiher ciugenommeneu Sicllmaln
]uriiderobert baben.
General San 6aniltou, qefehls.
1ober Der 5ritiidlen Streitfrdite uif
Der SalbiuieI @ollipolt, bat Dem 6ri.
iiiden Striegsutiniiieriiim einen LAM.
zen geridlt ilber oie 6ortigen Dor.
ldnge 5piiden Dem 2S. SUM 1m0
oem 3. Sui lrnterbreitet. Gem.
eIben geniB iino ale 9lngrifie Der
Tiirfen iueIdje ttnter cen glugcn 6es
Striegsuiniiters GnberI
Bel fompitcn abgeiGlagen mor6en,
mo DIE Eurten babeu iebr ihmere|
9erlnite erlitten. (Gie engltiheuI
9erluite tparoeu natiirIid in 6ieIenI
9eriht berihnie9en)
ghtDei5cr gilrqer, ueldle bonl
0eIttidIon6 nod ibrer Setu1at6 3lt,
.iidtebren poGten. fan6en, 0aB bic
Sren3e iiir iie geidIoIien mar, me-
ltgItenS borldufig. GS tDir0 be-
lduptet, 6nB 0ieier llnitono barauf
uritd3ufiI5ren iei 0aB I'M GIIaBI
abIreihe Truppen aliommenge3o.
ZEN milrOen, Inn Die 6ran5oien aus
Ell bon linen beiebten @ebieten i'm
sIiaB 81 oertreiben.
Premierminiiter glsquitb bat i'm
}orlament befannt qenlaht, oaB Sic
nidt notbig babe, irgeno.
lie 3WangsmaBregeln oujuDenbcn,
m Die glnfertiglng bon 0tunition
Il foroern. Cine gcniigen0e qln.
lbl Q(rbeitpt lit nit Der SeriteQung
erieIben beiddftigt.
9eit Sa5ren lit Der omerif1niIde
2ationalfeiertag uidt 10 itiG gefeicrt
pie beuer. 9aS. il6lidcI
.eiteIien Der onertfonii6ers @eieQ.
BAIT fiel aus. 9oIidafter 8agc
ieIt MIR einen tnformeIlen Gm.
faua ab. @eiddftsbduier uno so.
Is, tpeIde ionit am a. Syuli init
am Sternanbauner gei6uiidt ina.
N, batten MIR Die 5nbnen Der Q(l. {
irtcn ge6iBt ooer gar feinen Stag.
'nitmif angelegt. II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
sdlmeidleln Ner 9Lniirten.

@oris 6. s5uIi. s5n ocr ar.
iobrIid BON IN 8ariS Icbeu0en 9Lme.
ritonern an A. 3uli au5gefilbrtcn
}nbrt sum @rnbc 0cs Dtarquis Sc
&oiaDettc betbeiligte ii6 gum erjten.
mole aud Die fran8oiii1e @egierltne.
Sm Saog, 6. SuIi. - 10000 III
@oaano internirte belgii6e Solonten
feicrtcn oen A. SuIi ais 3eicben DER
8ertbidosung Der &iiIfe Der glmc.
rifaner, Die biele 9eIgier bonn Slut.
gertoOe errettete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
glnfitanOe in SynOicn.
Mientcrei in gn6ore unb gtaOras;
and in aairO gaBrt's.

Berlin, 6. syult (tSunfenberidt
Qepei6en ats aonituntinopcl ali
oie lleberieeii6e g2a6riftcnageutur
beiogen, oaB Die lebten in Der titr.
fii6en Sauptito0t aus 9yn0ien elm,
getroiiencn 9}ohridtcn ousiHbrlidc
Beri6te il6er lcue 2lutitan0c iii ga.
bore, III Der Bro0in5 Buniob, in
8ritii9 Suoien bringeu. Gic inOi.
id)e @urniion Der @ouptItoot ioll ge.
meutert uno in 9crbiubuug nit an.
oeren 5oloateu uno eirer golfsmcn.
&c 5pei Gfii5iere un6 cine 2lH5nbl
Gibiliiten geto0tet 1uben; ierncr
cine W}enge Sotel5 un0 Sdu
fer 3erltort.
8ebn bo5e Rcgierung86calnte iol
len it9 inter oen Gpieru befin0cn
8mei 9ataiaone, Die gum Grans
port nod europa 6ercit iporen, ioaen
an6 gemeutert boben uno iid na6
ibrer Sffi3iere 8eritrcut
baben.
Sa5n @inoro8, cincr @afcnIta0t i'm
9cuaoliideu Mcerbuicn, ioQen idpc-
re Sample 3niideu oer Goli3ri irno
mclltern0en Iruppen itottgeiun0en
baben, nic Die 9eridte bon BORT
5eiogen
9lebulide 9eri6tc iino aus auiro
,iugeaongen no bic Ginge6oreucu|
oltrd Die rieiiqc 3abl perpuh0etcr
naliiher mo auitrolii6er 2olootanI
iber 0ie idperen 6ritiideu @crIuita
tnterriAtet iino.
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GtlIi0t GinpIt
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NHHhtH g 10H sf
aEfflf8aaf | m
tHHn Hait Qfn timsH
fdaa ti aH @ HfHa6
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aaf0h ia0f6 ie H0att abfH
tati % iH hamii Hah aIHi ffIo4t
tdH bamif olf Naa halitaH aIfM.
bfhtnifaa iH Gid Namtb mllfn
AuH uha htIdlfI wffbtu bod tfm
fHHiidta NtItaaamt al bHfltal nd
ihllhtt Nlan balit tu gaaaam aaa
ialniaf bu iumpHatu Noofnh4dai
ifnhfif ntIdG bfm 4ufofnagn bsf
Nftbuuofttu biahffltA 10. btt Uni.
ifn btm botbrinafu brf dtnbf palf
afblftfn lonan 1tnftnitn aub
tlnHnasn tobrn utridHtbtHilid be-
mIfifn, BAR bic biatit af afli nidit"
im btntidlm 0ritgaalmauah uiff
81 fluotu hm6l Anr uultr Qtuhen
GVitru ionatu bic Ienhdtu ami or
fuln ttdufn
Gir Gcniidltn idifinrn hdl mif brn
@uriioh i'm griCitrriuaIb nidlt braun.
grn 81 molten. Vartirr Nielbau
geu luiolac 1t in irner Bcarn0 wif
ber eiu bcitiacr arhllrrictampf ent.
braunt, uuran6 5n idllichcu III, ban
ocmirlbrn Gin SHrmargrifi Oer In.
fauteric iOlgcn wirb.
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0olt madlt sel6itmnrbperindl.

8len Sore, y, s., 6. Snli. -
5ant Salt, Der glngreifcr NlOrganfs
unb gcger Der gombc i'm gnnOes.
Capitol, UeriudJte gcitern I'M bieiiaen
hieiiacn gciansnif SelbltmurO III
begebcn, iHOem er es uerIudJtc, nit
einem gleiitifte bic 9nlsaOern DER
rcdlten SanO 81 0ffnen. Ger @eriud,
miklana icbutJ, Oa ein 8artcr Oas
@Orbaben bemcrtte. SpGt am
gL6eno erGidt cr Gin Selearamm
ieiner Sron ans 9allas, 5eras, in
Dem iie lin ifrcr qic6e Ocrjidlcrt anS
lin bittet, 81 rnben. gta6fOridluns
zen Iollen crgcben bdben, Oaf !6Dlt
i'm Sabre 1906 bel ocr 9ertrctuna
oer arupp'ideu @erfc in Der eanpts
itaot Vterito an9eitcllt mar. 9lnd
lit cs nod immer ntdDt iidjer, Oh crI
ntdlt mlrflidJ Scr 1906 0cridlmans
Ocuc Gridy Yiintcr lit.
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@iele lInaliidsfa!le am gyierten.

G9icago, ST., g. sui. g}odJ
6cn eingcaangcneu &eridten mur0cn
in Den Der 5taaten onl6Blid Der
5eiern oes o0Iorrcidcn @ierten" 10
&crionen gctootct ttnb 903 Derleet.
SIM @oJo5re bctrugen oic Goocs.
iaae 8 lmo Die 8crlebtngen COL.
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9ruteite neaen g9nffcnldadlcr.

4ctroit, 6. e5uIi. ayn einer
oelitidamerifoniiben aonpcution ilno
g}alleruerionnlnn9, melhe bier
ltattfaio uno bon alien SbeiIen oes
Ganoes beidlidt mor, luuroe fr1fti.
aer Rrotelt gegen Den onleritdaiidelt'
2Saiien lin0 0ianitiousidud)er nit
Oen nsLaIIrienn erlober
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giari6aQ grgeu ginOeitridD 9lmcri-
fnnCr.

Sot Springs, 9lrfy 6. s5uli. =
9ei ieiner 2luipraAc gelcgentlih oer
Geier OeS Observation-Disclosures fri.
tiiirte bier Der 8i5eprGiioent Der Ser.
Staaten &bonta5 y. M2orlbaQ Die
iogenannten 8iuoeitri6. 2lmerifancr
ihmer. gr mari ibuen Dor, ooB iic
id)morcn 0ic @crfaiilng Der Ser.
Stooten 5u tnteritiisen. itd abcr
8ugleid nod cine itnrfe 2lnbGnglih
felt an oas olte &aterlono porbe-
Dielten.