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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-26
GERMANY LOSES
100000 MEN
Statement from British Authorita-
tive Source Says Half Million
of Enemy Killed.
FIRST LINE SUFFERS HEAVILY

LONDON, Aug ga statement
from a British authoritative source
on Germany's strength in men and
its losses was made public here today.
The statement asserts that about July
81 the Germans had l, 100000 men on
the western pattle front and 1900
600 on the eastern front--a total of
100000 men on the actual fighting
line-while there also were 1 ,120. 900
Austrians opposed to the Russians.
There were, besides, a large num-
Der of German troops of various
classes in garrisons, Notifications
and lines of communication, in addi-
ton to convalsscents, invalids and
others.
1T is impossible to say" the state
ment declares, how far the reserve
troops have been armed and equipped,
but the fact that the total number
Of men on the two fronts is only
100000 appears to show that this
is about the largest number the Ger
mans are able to put fully equipped
into the fighting line.
Losses of Germans.
The Germans, from Gate shortly
after the outbreak of the war. supplied
the losses in their first line and reserve
troops from the second, and even the
third line. so that It is safer to regard
oil he Ia, ha furnt
line as much of the same quality as in
the first few months of the war.
1T Is calculated that the first line
troops lost about 80 per cent in casual
ties and the reserves about 25 per cent,
their places being taken by recruits
from the 1914 class and from other cate
gories and reformed units, including the
1915 class of recruits.
"Since then they have again lost about
80 per cent in casualties. so probably
there remains only about % per cent of
the original first line trpops to which
must be added the men slightly wounded
who have returned to the fighting line.
The German casualties in killed,
wounded and missing reached 10 June
80, totalled 1.G72,4A men, of whom 3O6-
12S were killed, 15,sOS died of disease
and 54O,723 either are missing or pris-
oners or are so seriously wounded as to
put them out of action for the re-
mainder of the war. Since June 30
there has been heavy fighting. probably
bringing the total loss up to 100000
for the year.
Total Net Loss.
Assuming that 10000 men were only
slightly wounded and recovered the eff
fective loss is assumed to amount to
100000 In addition to which probably
100000 men are wounded who are absent
from the front on leave in hospitals. This
makes the total net loss for the year
10000 of whom from 100000 to $4,000
men were killed.
1.-The Germans, it is calculated, at the
beginning of the war had 100000 men
available for military service, and that
number might be increased by a million or
a million and half IL every man of milf
tary age gave his service. The only rea-
sonable suggestion. therefore for the fact
that the Germans have only 100000 men
in the fighting line is that they are unable
to supply more than that number with
equipment. From the total of from
100000 to 100000 men must be deducted
the 100000 net loss for the year and the
same number OF men required for making
arrangements and ammunition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-26
HYMrMEAL
Rvrktt-Eoster.

Rvrkit-Eoster.
Miss Jane Foster and Harry d. Bvrkit,
both OF Des Moines. Ia. were married
by Rev. Charles w. SavidEe at his resi-
dence Tuesday evening, August o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-26
wilhelm an Umpire.

Irving l'Kaiser'l Wilhelm, a pitcher Of
the Baltimore Federal league. has been
appointed an umpire In the same league
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-26

BurEssu-nssh CO.-ssoOnd Floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-26

GENERAL Won EICH-
HORN, pupil and protege
of Field Marshal Won Hin.
denburg, who captured the
strong Russian fortress Of
Kovno.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-26
Summer Dresses up to $3.50 at SIS

An assortment womens Dainty made of
quality
to $3.50; in big lot Thursday at SIS 90.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-26
New Fashionable Creations


THE Burgess-Nash Millin-
L cry section shows a very
comprehensive assortment of
authentic creations depicting
the newest fashion ideas IN
millinery, both Partisan and
American.
Simplicity of outline and
meagerness of trimming
characterize the new season
hats. Signal ornaments anil
appliques will be seen. Col
ors mostly dark. Velvet and
silk covered shapes. But this
is Just hint of the attractive
ness Of this display and the woman
who wants to make selection viii
will come In Thursday. Prices fro
Burgesn-MeSh %
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

ten, Die aus ied5e6n ber14ieoensn
9taotsn fonmen, nsnnt putasfi fein
eigen. san bem Srt miro cine 3eftz
IdriTt namler5 Tronciscan Mlont9lp
perleqt, Die liter Die ganSen Ser.
@taaten. perbreitet lit. Die 9tenerz
sini6aBung fir Die %geIaE1te @er1eln=
Sc betrdgt 100000. 9apon entTal=
len ouf Sen gu S~eontozGountr 9s=
5Drennen Sell $4,000.
Gin 2iebeSrpmon. Der iia
unter Ben l9nieri9Tten llmitdnoen
sniidsn 5tpei ACKNOWLEDGMENT alT
GGis Sslono enttpidelt bot, purbs
purd1 cine 3ufdrift oes %2iebbabsrs
an BE Gretutioe, in Der er Inn Die
grlarbnis bittet, cine niunge Dame,
Die 1id9 i'm 5pipital %peTiaoet, 6sla<
hen 5u biirfen, ent6iillt. Ser Selo
Dieles aomuns lit 5rieoriG Grnenz
malt, Der auF einen 9aFtGefe3l Deg
@efrstars fit @rSeit aus Dem Sub
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

8ur19e aus inn %gepprben ipar. Del
Stol5 bes @ebeimrats unb Der Mugs
apfel Der iilberbaarisen Srau, Die
ie0er meingemei6te 8etra9ter fir bes
junsen Meni6en @roBmutter sebalten
battle.
nSbeobor!"
SIS 1T bic BON sranen bolbertidte
@timme ieiner 5rall, bic bas DIR
bes auf Ser Sreppe fqfiungslps ba=
itebenben @ebeimrats trifft!
uaoni tan3e, a~onftanoe!!"
Mebr bermdg Der alte Mann in
biel EN- Mugenblid nidt berpor5ubrin<
gen. 9enn ein @6iitteln aebt ba
burd feline f6on gebeugte @eitalt,
nnb Elm ipebes 'S9lu93en entringt
ith beim Mnblid 1einer ar1nen 5rau
leiner aeble.
SD fomm bo9 beretn, Sbeobor!!"
3drtlib legte lie ben Mrm in Den
ieinen unb fiibrt i'm Die poar @tufell
'5u Der offenftebenDen aorrioortiir
binan, bic ct allein gu ertlimmer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

uno WlanniGafteu 6efan1tgegeherl.
Die GilbertroDDel 1eines 5dbels baz
be i'd mir.erloubt als Mnoenfen aufz
5%ubeipabren. ST BABE iie an meinem
eigenen @dbet befeltigt, u1b lie 1on
ben 2euten meinsr @sfaDrpn, bie lie
tasli1 1eben, ein 9pnlbpl Der pfli@tz
treue uno Elm Mnfporn gum M}ute
1ein. SIR @err 9pbn mar ais @prz
seiebter imp aamerub Der 2ie6li11g
Der san3en Gsfaorotl. @ieaeidt trDz
ftet sic all1 bieIes 8elpuBt1ein in
Shrem berben 5dmer5e.
Die 2ei9e S1res, 6srr1i @ofu,s 1T
in pen feiabltGen 2:nisn bseyDigt
lppfber, unb Die STEELE ieinc5 Gsuz
bes lit mir bcfallat. 5plIte mir @ott
bas 9e6en lollen, oann peroe i'd
na6 8eeHoigilllg he5 arieges biele
9telle oufiuGen ulo Die nDtigen
@dritte einletten. Die Sbnen Bic
lleberfii6rul1g feiner irbi19en lleber=
reite in Die Seimat ernA6gIifrn.
sis bubin bite i'd Sic, Serr Sc
beimrat, MIDI i'm 8eiib feiaer 5dbel=
trpDbel gu la1en, Bic meinen 2sntsn
Mut 9eben uno oer gan5en Gstaorpn
Slid bringen ion. -. Sd sin itpl5,
Der Hittmei1ter Sbrss 9errn 5p4n
gelpeien gu ietn.
Gene6migea sic, !6err G'ebsimrat,
ben Musorud meitler aufri9tigen Grz
gebenbeit unb msiner i~nnigilen Mnz
teilnalme an Sbrem g5nmer5e.
ppn 2tppert, Htttmeifer u11b
@sfaorondef.
9ie mutter mi. bar @ilberbaorel,
bat seenbet, Gs lit 10 film in bent
Simmer, oab mon cine 6tednabel
bDrte, lpern fie 81 9ooen fiale.
Gnbli9 fast Ole 6rau gebeimrat:
r@eibt ou, Sbeoopr, Sic @dbeltroo=
bel, Dos mar Die lebte Jreuoe, bic
mir ibm bereiten brrTtsn. Sem Sc
bursting nor bod orl 5. Muguit."
rRid}tia, fem Geburtstos mar ia
am 3. Mli9uit."
SD Iafe Tie ibm oan1ols auieln=
men nit o1oeren niiBliden. @egenz
ltdnoen aaf ben Gsldenftif6 acle9t,
5becopr; ct batte ioIde .5reuoe an
Der Sroobel, neil bodl feline Grnenz
nllr9 sum 2eutnant geraoe crI It buz
'alsaefommen par."
.Sa, id meib es non, aonitan3e!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
HINT Jttla1tnp.

SEP @ottlieb BON 8rop1z
IN II, Der ieit 1894 BET alien Mablen
mitftim:nte uno ole feline u8iirgerz
pfli9ten" lett jener Set erfiillt bate,
mlbte oieIer Sage plDbtid gu Der
grfenntnis fDmmer, Dog Ell nod gor
fein 8iireer lit. SnTolgs oeIlen cat
Ell cine ssri9tlicbe attion eiaseIsitst,
I'm 5u leinem MsGts 5u gelmssa,
neil ct Der Meinung 1T, Bog ifgenp
sin 3eanlter Oes Gctaatp Gler{5
/. St. einen Srrtum bsgansen la5H
mil e.
8or iiaf5ig So6ren bate
Elm 5e9nja9rigeS Maoden aus Dem
Giienparenlaoen poR SsrlaB Settling
in MenaIba, 8iS., efnen 5inaernsIl
Srtntbedsr I'M 8ert bon 5e3n @en@5
un.GaDlt mitgeAen beibsn. Die jeBt
Jed s1gidbrige Sralt, beren Namen Der
Gbroni|t Der 'SeHentli@teit porentz
balt, lanote nun fliraiiq $. $. 1rllz
ling, Dem 5obn jenes iGon louge
unter Der @rbs ruhenbsn aalfmann5,
ei1en 8etrag BON fiillf5is Gents nit
einem 8egIeitidreibcn, III Dem Die
glb1eroerin nitteiIt, Dab oas Gslo
Sen Mert ieres Irinf6sters intllIioe
Der .Sin]sn bartlett. Die bstreffelpe
5rau, Ser oas Geipi1en teine yill9e
lisB, pobnt %9e9enlpartiS 5!peitouisno
Meilen pon N}enaiDa entFernt.
Gin tra9ii@es Gnne nabm
in Der Ndhe bon @ouiton, Ser, Die
!0pa5eitsreiie ppn Wopne 8. G|pp9
u1lo I@eil1sr jrnsen biibi4ea Trol ppn
g%IortspilLe, @a., zines ieit tur5eln
perbeiroteten YaareS. Gs NOR olf Ger
Iiidiebr pon Son Uranctseo be9rif
fen, uno ais 1if Der 3ug Der 5outb=
err Yaciftcz8aGu an Morgen ser
5totion 3pienterg ndDerte. bprte
| Troll @poh IN ihrem &ompartment
eiren 56ub. Sic erAob iid i3nsl,
0Tfnete lire Sir nno nit s0ilfe Deg
gprters ufp apnnnftetlrs Die Sir,
pe5 compartments nsm ibri9en sez
oeniibar. no ilr Mam i9ltef. 90 lag
ibr Mam tot in ieinem 9lute. Die
bersipcifelte 6rau ersdblte, paB hellte
ibr 0sburtstag lei, uno oaB l6r
Mam ibr lmterlpeas beittdaois aefagt
babs, l.srte nllr, lpas id Dir 81 Der
nem @sburtstaa Id)enten lperos; ou
mirit erltount iein. Die 2e!dle nss
Monres purbe nod !Spuiton se=
broUt.
0ie fItine, nur 436 Gin
nobnsr oablenoe Srtl6afi Yulasti.
8is., permaa fir IiG oas Redt IN
MnIprlcl 81 nebmsn, 5u orel Gol11z
ties All aebDren. sSn iDrem 8eidbile
1tpben @balpanp=, Srpipnz uno
SconipzGprntN Suiammen' unp Sipar
be agt Ser 3enius, pab 1885 2sute III
@baiponpz, 1913 in 9rptpnz uno 81
IN gcpntpzGounttD npbnen. Yulasti
bsiist smet grpBe 9pl59Dfe, 5met sd
1efubrifen, Elm G!ettriaitdtslpert lan
cine @anf. 2ebtere bat Elm &opttaI
ppn $4,000 uno beIibt fir 100000
! 9eppiiien. SIR 8rdiiosnt lit Sphn
geplinsti uno ibr &ailierer Npman
peplinsfi. Die tleine oufItrebenpe
Srti6aft fat cine DffentliGe Sod
Itule, cine CUTE 8irGenihnle, Ioote
cine tatboliI@e &irGe, Die $4,000
e~efpltst bat. 9(pld ein tatbpliidsS
Seminar nit iiber hunpert Stuoeu=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
air Tranhel.
elite poll Gbiparo gtifscbarcr.

Mic Gin grllnfener ipa1fte ser alte
@ebcinret @@mtot bic paar Stufen
au elmer in Der 8enDler itrobe gele@
genell 9oterreppbnung birauf. Sin
pcar Mugenblide blieb er Iteben unb
bielt 1ih nit beiben @dnben an Der
9ano bes greppenbaufes. @s NOR
i'm i6ipors ppr Den Nugcn, er fiir6z
tete gu fallen, uno Der @anitdtsrat
loite i'm NOD neulicb CUR 8orfiht
ssroDnt. Sn 1einem Utter maren
G1loganfGlle ia feline 5elten6etten,
eiss er bod nit HieIeni9rttten auf
be 5~iefenaiser.
Geit Nioigoen unb Molloen, ieii
Fem Sage, 0a bas llniuBli@e 3ur
bt4iersa Mdbrbeit seipproen, maGte
gebeimrat 96mibt bsufelben Song.
Sait an j,bcm- Sage Der Wpd5e. @r
bard{@-itt ben Iiergorten, promez
l,ierte bis aum Bmnoenourger 9or
na5 bericlpanb Damn Inter ben Sim
refl, tDo II Die neueItm &%riessoepez
1%sn las unb bam perItpbien in ben
lsrt aufltcocaom 8erlu1fliiten b!at=
t,1te. W1it eincm tisFcn @euf5sr Der
GrleiGte-:;rg fatte er cann jsoc3mal
lsn Dcitea Gaam DerlaHsn unD BET
S,reH5llsr c::1e Safe &aTfes gu iid
gcarmtaen -. ts5 gu o.m bautigcn
Iaa. -. Mtsr Ie.te irar CT I1nurz
frad3 1ilo obuc cine ellie gu reben
NaG 5asiic gu eSeDlt. IS NOR
9c19ebts, Sos, ppsor Inn felt
Mioaoen scsraut, bo3, ual osilen Ser
hiiiltlig leine ar!ae IUgal Ibcnb fir
aba1b in beiBerl sS%slbrunlt gsbetet
bate.
Gsbstmrat @6miot toar e5en fem
@liiasPel5 geipeYcn. @r batte cire
lonae nlo CIT agungsoolle Gorriere
Dinter lii9, bean CT iuar profeflpr Der
Mr9Golrsie. 2anae, large bate er
1i9 an ether fleinen uniber5iidt als
bermigenslDler Yrioatop5ent l9le@t
unb gedt bur6geI9lagen, par Damn
aipei Sabre nit Silfe eines @tipenz
otums am Snltitut in Rom gepeie en-
unb Fatte enblid}, enoli9 nad pielen
fletbigen unD g%eiitpollen publitotioz
men Elm Grtraoroi1ariat erbalten.
Jreilt4 felt finf5cbn Sabren NOR
bas ia nun anoers, felt benz 5pOe Der
8%eriibmtbett, an beren STEELE, er, ipobl
1ur infplge bon, Metnungsberidiez
benbeiten in Ser 5ufultdt, bas Ser
liner Srbinartat erbalten batte.
Wit As Sabren batte ct enoli9 gez
beiratet, in eiinem Mlter, ba ma1lder
fdpn oaran bodtel bemnGdii @robz
batter gu iperosn. Seine &onitan5e,
feline %SusenDliebe, Sic auf i'm getparz
tet batte u1b in Der 3iptiden5eit aud
Elm altes Msdb9eu bon bstnaba pier5ig
gemorben mar. nnb otefem fpdten
8unbe NOR nod eirem Sabre Der
entfprpKen, ser oos SOol, Der BAG
gauge @innen unD 9enfen Ser beiber
alten 2eute auslao4te, Malter, Ieir
etnaiger 9obr, Der bei Musbru9 beg
&rieges geraDe por feinem Doftor=
eramen ftano.
Dieter gobn NOR fir bas f6or
olter1De Paar Elm @egenitanO I9pe.
rer Gorge uno liebeppler Miibe &c:
peien. 9ur9 ale ainoertranf:
beiten unO @efabren miibfam Fin:
burdgeI9leppt, ipar bo6 enoli9 eli
itrammer uno sefunoer un6r frDblthe1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

ion gountp Yenltenttarp, ipo er ipes
Gen groboiebitabls ein9elpcrrt nor,
nod GGis Sslonr ge6rodt pnroe.
nm 51 9ele9ener 3eit nddl ~ieiter fru
Gssen 6eimat cspottitrt 3u lperoea.
| Sic .iaa9e 9ome" mo 9tib:n pes
| Rogntll5 lit Mor5it 9intoil, Die bel
tG-er 3iiqte6r BON Srldno irIelse
cfne5 Gr}ai1cn N~tteite5 ousseldlo1=
On ptgoe. QTa Iidl nlr aon5 tNr3c
it in Ben 1etentian5 Raumsn 6e
fanG, no id, Gruealcalo Iofort III
e13 .3Gaohen 1srliebte. Cir psrnlpd
II n.A@ rtiteitm0sr SIT Ipre6en,
l Il Ibric5t nur oslitTde lno oaS
8@5bd}sa Mir sastiI6. 0icie5 gin
oo..fts tDgeoa par4 8ermitilun9 Ell
NJ. 1st.niersea iisertp0roeu, Sic Bet
Il 1s4rfm ipri1t. MS pas Mao=
Gen 5ar 8e9aaolpn8 not} nea s6oz
Ieitat ge6ra&t puroe, forraip3noierte
6a3 Soar ourc6 lie 9ermtttlarta, Die
o1rs 9ptritt 6otte, umo Die oeutfdsn
2i:ac361isFc Ton IrieoriN ms engliz
Ic3e lb.rTshte u51n lie eaa..l Mldo9elt
aeTteqfs. Die grieTe Nes MlGo3en5
n~rren BEN 9is6Go0er iiferIsBt. So
q.rl5 Ste Gs7at4te lGngere Set Iort,
5.s tjir3liQ biz 3uT4rtTt boa Gcuenz
nolD in ben 23ureat pes Su2erin=
senoensen e%;rtraF. in Der CT flebentz
IS bGt, ION boa einen 8eiud] os5
95ipitol gu geItatten. oa Ell ben 9ln=
SID pom Margit nidt Idnaer entbebz
rem tDaile. SofGrt nuroeu &edhe-den
n5eTteat, uno Ser 2ie6esroman @nurz
ae emt1s1t. 3omit nirb er pohl
N Gfsne erreic5t 6a5en,
sein 5tan0puntt. Sin
sjart on Der @ren3e selegenes elz
faTiides 36rf4sn lptroe Doriiberaez
BEND non zen Jroa5oien beieBt.
EDEN naq brei 5uger mochten In
oefsn be Deuti6sn lllanen Ger nelz
I&en 0errlihfeit elm jase3 @noe.
95e lhrem N65uge nahnlea Bic Ser
rta 5Ycal5oiea aus 6ier Sen Siirgerz
a%aeyiisr. ben gfarrer uno BEN 2efrer
leii UNI iaieppte1l lie als n@efmz
llansn agt7 asm M}arft5lase / Iaoe en-
ten. itrDmten balb bic D5rfler. inion.
oerhsit Die liebe sSlaeno. ber5ei be-
Ttainteu bic tobferen !arieoer un0
iudten lief linen o,lsh nohi niib1ich
al mod,en. 81 froote Elm nntsrrfz
fiaier einen frQltsLotioen 9uben her
i6m beim guseu bQlf. g2un me;n
eylIno tper oefa0t Sir SSan,, bs51er
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
Grau q uhelhub e !

- Jrau Mubel6uber an
iAren Monn. -. Il1p G'frciter
biit 'lpprben, oa .9rotul;er' i9 @ir
balt, ober o0s lag i glei'. lponn .,
lpieoertommff, bilo' Dir net ei, pab
Oh tpmmanbier'n tan1it, Dos &pmz
mailpp b'balt' i -.
Cine neue Waffe.
8auerin (su einisen ouf ltrloub fab
renbm 9ploateW: W}ein 9pbn ltebt
alb i'm Seibe. Gs gebt Inn iebt
gut. Wie err Dos lestemal ldricb,
TT er 8ottericfpd 9elporoen.
Soloat: Mlip uGulo11tonpnier.!"
YpraB. Bomperl (am
8lertil9e gu Sen mnoern): 8gl lis
uns infer Yierqualltlm nod better
e%ll11hronten, bunll, meine 9erren,
par's sa9eit'lt tie. lpir 9insen icl5er
ais 6relplllige ms 6clo, oub balD
a Jrieosn piro unp mir infer Y;er
mlebsr bnbsn!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

folm me9r lrnTsoHoe gesYcIen pare.
Stun Fsben iie ii@ iii BEN trattsn
Mp4n6immer chamber gcgcnIfer,
unb teiuts Der beiocn nast bas esfte
MDrt.
@ine Minute perrinm 8. spsi,
brei Mtlmten -. Ser ute @e1eimrat
bat lia auF einem on Sent ter lteben<
Sen 5ei1sl niebergeluRen uno blidt
pprtlp5 binau5 in ben gorgortsn,
beKen 3ieritrduGer BON bcs !5er6Fes
eriem eelben 96immer ittsgsoien
1in5.
Da lsgte i'd cine ianfts 5oi,o auf
feline @@uItcr.
$50 lpsiB CO f90n, 56sobor!"
r1pt!!"
rSpt."
Das Mprt 1T sefproAen. Gs fiel
tpie Ger Mcltau auf sic Bitten 6es
Maien, e5 flang hp4l uno Iinnlos,
unbsgreiflid, es bafiet an allsn Ce=
genItal1oen Ses 3imnters uno nanz
Gelt nun ME Elm 1tie mebr gu per-
treibenbeS Ge1pelt Ourh bas bcrz
paiiie Stim.
r8iit bu ba5u imitanoe, bieien
8rief gu leIer, 5bepbor, Die po{t bal
i'm se5rad1t, ols bu toum cine gier:
%tel1tlnbe aus Sem @auIe morit!!"
Dur9 sen Grdnenflrr, Ser CAS-
Mllse bes often gebeimrats per6iilt,
ben uie gplbsre @riue, Die er ttG9t,
nur md peroiGtet, reudtet ba eli
8latt. bas ibm 5ifterube 9anbe rel:
9en, oaS frentoe nit elmer 9arafter:
Dpllen, ie{tcn, mann1li9en @drift BE:
bcdt BADEN.
! uSift gu bo5u imftanoe, Dos 81
lefen, lhspbor?'
Or nirnTt BEN @rtef.
Mber Ell TT III oieiem M,lgenblid
nid)t ba5u imftanbe, i'm al lefen
oenn Die 8udftoben fss9ren einel
tol;sn Reisen ppr ieinen Nueen auf
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-15
Assistant Postmaster Tcstines That
He Has No Property,

Thomas T.. Murphy. Assistant Post
master OF New York. has testified In
supplementary proceedings that he has
no property OF any description. lie has
given up housekeeping and Is living with
his daughter. he said,
Mr.. Murphy was examined because the
Sheriff was unable to collect anything on
a Judgment Cor $l.O23 obtained by Super
,ntendent Of ank Richards In n suit
brought against Murphy and other stock
holders OF the Northern Bank to collect
the deficiency In the banks assets from
the stockholders. Murphy held many
shares OF stock and was at one time a
director Of the institution.
He testified that he owes a number of
persons. among whom are James Il.
March, S1,325 c. X, Lexow, S525. and
Charles Shongood. $500. lie has no as
sets outside OF his $4,000 "A year salary
and no real estate. His only personal
property In his wearing apparel.
81 have not even any household effects.
as I was compelled to sell such as I
owned" Murphy testified. II gave up
housekeeping six months ago, The only
member OF my family dependent on me
Is my wife, have $4,000 insurance,
which Is assigned to March az security
for my Indebtedness.
For the last five years I have not
disposed OF any property OF any de-
s~cription except the proceeds OF my
salary, and this has been largely devoted
to paying my debts, A great deal of
my salary has been devoted to this ur-
pose. nav not used any more toward
the support of myself and my family
than was absolutely necessary"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-15
WAR NEEDS MAKE
EXPORTS GREATER
National City Bank Reports
Shipments of $40. 1894
in a Week.

The foreign trade record for tho week
ended October 80 compiled by the Ma
tlonal City Bank shows that the exports
of the United States continue steadily TO
increase. The total exports from the
mort OF New York in that week were
s4s,7sS.4a2. as compared with s23,321,-
652 IN the corresponding week Of 1914.
England got 1000. 100 Of these goods
and France got $7,o57.o2s.
The list shows a tremendous increase
In exports OF metals that may be used
In making wal materials. The exports
OF leather amounted in the week to ST.
l24,94e. as compared with $2s3,9ll In
the corresponding week of 1914, and
S2,i95,2S4 worth OF copper was exported,
as compared with s563.s&2. Explosives
led the list in value. $t.654,l06 worth
being shipped. Brass worth S1.?s$,4S+
was shipped, as compared with $685.
last year. The exports OF iron land steel
were $1,771.690. as compared with $751;
376 last year.
The needs OF the marching armies of
Europe are partly supplied by S1,ll4,777
worth OF shoes and S1,275,1+9 worth of
wearing apparel, Aeroplanes worth
500, 73O, locomotives worth S2l6.Ss4 and
motorcycles worth S2s1.l9l and $4,000
worth of motor boats were shipped,
One curious item Is s203. 098 worth OF
moving pictures. indicating that tho ma
jority of tho movie actors OF France and
England are In the trenches.
Great quantities OF oils. machinery.
rails, saddlery and harness, structural
iron and even typewriters are on the
list, all showing large increases over the
figures of last year. One OF the ma
chimes OF peace. the sewing machine,
showed "A drop from S10s,ll0 in the
week last year to $64.265 worth In the
week Of this year.