davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
.9ie gsadlt aan 9iinD.

Gle fat coQige 9eie6ung non Bel.
glen burh sic 0eutihen 3ruppan ulto
oeren no5Lpouenoes @erbalten &c.
aenit6er Der geooIferunq, oos -
pem aud sogern0, icbt ielbit bon
Der ausldnoiidleu 8reiie a%nerfannt
miro bat oltd einen llmidmuilg in
Der @eiinnlng 3umin0euit eines
Ibeiles Der @ep6feria1g 6eroorgerl.
fen. Ms gemeis oofur oieut, ooB
oos 6eutife 0ationnllieo Gle 8aht
Hbein" beraits ms 6l1miihe
uberiebt m9 pon ben juitgen geuten
- nobl uiht allein Der 0telOoie ipe.
gen, ionoern aid in ridtigem Der.
itdn6niB oes Iertes germ geilngen
miro. 8eoentt man, NIT nelden
@epoltmittelE oie 5rnBnien Dor
100 Sobren Die 9elgier 3tpatgcn,
bel alien 5eittiffeiten bic aWlar.
ieiaoiie" Stu iingeH, uno Dic iie es
Deritan6en BADEN, bieies 6ebIieO sum
g}ationollieo Der gelgier 5u MAIDEN,
10 gciDinnt bic iretmiaige 4ufnahmc
Der nNdht ON 9thetn4 In ben Sic.
0erIdas Der geIaier boppelt On BE.
oetitung. 4ir 9eben bier cine BRO.
be Der lle6crietuug oes @ieoes, tpie
file uns ourf freun6lide germitt.
lung sur &erfilgung geitelt miro:
IS bruiit cen roep ais oonberif)aL
9lls 5ipoor0gefletter, golDenuaI:
Zen 9liilL ten Rim, ten 9nitiden
Aiinl
Mie mil oc8 froomes boeoer sim
giei @aterLnn0, mag ruiti1 Bin
8ait itnat en- trorip DC nad)t nan
9iiHl
Tcor bonoer60ui3eno ireft het incl.
.Gn aller ooGen blidf'men bel.
&c 0uitide jongliig broom en- itert,
8eidut bet beilig lan0eslnerf.
S.Iei GaterlGn0. mag riitii 3iin
Bait itaat Eli trolm De madlt amt
Rim!
Sii blift cn Mil ben lemel 3ien
981nr bcl0enleeiten bem beipie'n
Gil 3iueert met ieQen fa%ntpersoorit
Min, bliiiit guitiA ais milne
BORT"
2ici gdterlcn6, mag RUTH 5iiH,
3ait jtaat en- troun DC lDadt aoft
RiInI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

iekte, Der 8e6ler 1T, 6aB engIau0
3noieu errarb 5u GngInnos Dor.
t6eil. nidt 3u Snoiens 6aB es syn.
Oiett bdlt SIT Gnglanos gaitsen, nidt
hi Siloiens. Die &eaierlmg lit mill,
fiirItder nnb 0eipotiiber, ME Die
HuBfano8 je mar, un0 III 5lDeifadDer
6inlidt ldltmner, oa Die 9eamten
gflBIon05 Auiien lin6, bic tn Syltoten
G~ngIun0er. 9ann Nimmt GngIar0
eineH groBeu 9Geil bet Steuern fiir
fia, %iDdbreub Die ruiiiiAe Regieruug
fte oabeim DertDeH0et. 8as in0tihe
Notf 5nblt $225,000.0 900 5teuern
pro 3abr, Fpobon $100, 900 fir cine
slrmqe peripen0et miro, III Der es
feine in0iifen GfF3iere giebt. lie
gejteuerung IN 3roien tit ialt bop.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
@uttlic6 aicI, Grinder bes airl
Sutel.

6err @ottlieb aiel, etu iritberer
moblbetonntcr oeuti6er 8itrger BON
Council bluffs, Der init @errn
Soft 3uiammen 6es aiel Sotel
grilnocte. it BON 5iour Soils, Sin
Iafota, bier a%ngcfomnien, I'M feline
alten 5relin0c ia beiuden. SER
aiel mo SEER Snlit 9riinoeten i'm
Sabre 1877 has Jest poblbefonntc
aiel @otel. SER aiel oerf1ufte ie.
bod ieinen antbeil an Dem Inter
rebmen i'm Sabre 1879 an Serrr
5oIit Der oniiel6e in @emqtnihafi
NIT &errn 5petmnnn miterfiiGrte.
Serr aiel mar nod iii ueridieoenell
anoercn 9eiddftliheR lluternebmui.
Gen tbdti9, I'M ipater nad) 1io Da-
tota 5l ii62riieoeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

Fl
a.
f8t5f
tr
f
.a
sfn.uI if
at. af
taHi 8ff=are sasi.
rs bff. .ftH 4Hllnm
rf9rrafim .Nrs. HaaF
8rh tfHt FssH5frt ha# Hafhlf.
9rark ralt % Hd ms
ar'sH fHlas
m tlr NH5tH6 h@afa6ffahfH.
h Trar olH NfH mani tarf
slltira frfarraH HHa tHffH utt.
.HNh ta0 sie. fgHi5H aa6r. Huf
prmfalitf buft. b.e h9fftIaf Hr8.
he it.hH rsnniffr.f naF H5nHI
.miFA alaH ner hfai.AF bd8uHtsf.
.rtt mono f6rfuHa uImit9H mas
arhuriemfHar ifrsd Q.5Ftf htHais.
.Nte ff htsifH trfefnhf b@fi6bttt
limo Sin wiIimiaattlthsr iemohl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
garuum & gailep.
6Huoerte bon 9en6eitcn in Der Gar
iteanng.

9arnlm & gaiIep, 6ie groBte
Shauiteluug Der @elt, miro am
Montog sen 26. SitIi IN Omaha
iein, ut0 piro oieIes BEN 3irfus Der
gtationen Dem Qublifum CUR Oar.
iteqlng bieten. $50 Der tpeltbe.
rii6mteiten ailnItIer, unter 0enen
oIe 9tattonen D~ertreten iino, tperoen
ii9 pro0u5icren. garnim & 8ai-
lens gertreter t1ut1en nit Redt
behaupteu, oaB ale berporragenoPu
.aHnitler, bic ie olif Dem Bebiete Der
Shmlitelrm1 tbdtig Uaren uno ieet
rod itno, in bieier Sdaulteaung 81
iebeu ieiu ueroen. Inter ben 9leli.
beiten Der Soiion iino foIaenoe ST.
nennen: DGbe iir riding Sauna.
foro54 bic n9dIorens" init ibren
@aIon5iertiGiten, B~prami0enbnu,
aopfiprituga iiber brennenoe Gam.
pen, vg~oIenbergs" N~ilnberbdren,
gI0oie" uno ibre rletiit oreiiierten
afrifoniifn 26pen, gmultm & Sal.
lens gferhe in pIaitiiden 5tellun.
gen, Maoam grdonos' gngel. Bier.
De, ioDie cine groBe Seroe arigs.
Glepbanten in orei 4btbeilungeL
nit ciiter Dame nls 5iibrerin, 60
2uttipringer, 60 a%ltnitreiter unb SIS
.9lfrobatcn ionie SO nGlomns"
2aaa Hootb bilOet Elm 5dauitiif
nit 1000 9erionet. Iion iebe oen
orci gieileE Iangeu 3ug nm Dor.
mittag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09


8
N u
nh
m taF Ft atHl
Maaaannlth
if
Hf Co.'s
tagss aHtsae aitf l1
ff
a ml af
H.Im frb aHf
n sw raarfaa $50
lnarb laffa twr 1u
ns1Ha be .lHHitf8. m f.
I.m b dn tu sia0is uWaef
t6H N9iHas 1raIond u
Heff. Soto mHb M taufH
tlt6m tll im tu0tdr eiaffn
.Qurif aften hte nHplnm 4f0lftfi5
.anat8mht Muahmti Eit ieiW ba
.um aler mt fHft oaathhrts
asa mfilohraf sariedftuf
hib. fur hen bte. Naiolu FulHa tfHaF
.at tehnbta pieridhu1at pte0
dstl ois aniuabmgbe0mntn0 d..t
FIJI CIR otaia9rlac @|orbHaiup
.hitfus HI 0eu abiolntaiN ber
0oltA idule uuuobmc iui0eB ua0
.6eitu criolardde Bccnoinlna 3ur
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
grnnn iibrr GnaInnh.

auf ieinqr Geiie unt bic MeIt bat
Mgn. 8. Bryan aud Snoien beIudt.
CT idrieb barber
sd traf mebrere Der boditeu
cngIiIden 8eontea fUie G1idl IoIhe in
nntergeorOneten S~teIfngen un0
5prod INIT gebtlOeten 1inous, 9lo-
bomneDarrrn nno Barren id la6
oas 8olt glpidJe tpie Arme, hi Den
gta0ten un0 auf benz 2moe, prtlfte
Gtatiittfet IaS 9eridlte, 4etttionen
unb dnoere 0itterntnr. bic ibren
ggea ndh BEN ger. 5taaten niflf
fiu0et, ua0 erfanute: Die brifiide
nerrlduft III Slloiei iii biet fdlin-
rner. piel barter Fir oos Golf, nno
bieE nngerebter aIg ih ie Doraus-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
Ncui0feittn aus SOlDQ

SIN bieii1eu gunoeSaeriht mur6e
bom gumoesannalt Glou0e 4orter
cine alage eiugeretdt gcgen Die Obi.
cdgo, @liluoufee an0 ct. 8alll, 70.
ME gegeu sic Burlington gabu noe.
gen lleberiebung 6es @eIebes be.
treiieno Die borgeihrie6enen Slider.
belts. ltabreaeIn auf gabn5uqen.
ei1ter llnteriudu1g 3ufolge ioaen
So 8ro3ent Der gabnDagen Der no.
t5igen grensborrihtangen entbe6.
rem, Die BON Der 2ofomotioe aus All
ban6ba6en itno. Gle gnrlinqton
- bn.@eieQihait miro beihul6tQt.
oaB bic Me6r5ab[ i6rer BREMEN in
mangelbaftem 3uitan0 ietet.
Soc gromn Elm Qfltbdnoler, muir.
De in oer Rdbe Der Douglas ctr.
bon benz Spe5iuIogenten SO. 8.
4latbemS BON Der gtorttDetern gabn
unb 3. 6. Botpea bon Der Rod
Sslano @nbn angebaIten. Sci Ser
9urdiudung ieines 8ogens fan0en
ole 8eamten Elm babies 8useno
Weeiiing. Journals, Die bon Den R1.
bern Der gabnipagen entipen0et ruiir.
Den. 8roipn muroe Dor ben 9oli3ei.
gefiibrt un0 inter Der g[n.
tlaga olf 0iebitabl unter $500
giirgidoft geiteat.
Beitorbcn.
so. q. @eotbcrbee, tDobl6efanntcr
Qeibitaa BETTER urlo felt 36 Sabren
elm 8%enobner bon Council Bluffs,
itarb an 3onnertog mad furser
&rant9eit I'M sitter bon N Sobren.
Ser 8eritorbene erfreute ii1 eines
guten Stufes, mar Elm ariegsbeteron
uno Mitglieo Der 0o6. geaoms. Or
binterldBt neblt Der trollern6en @at.
Tin cine So6ter un0 orei S6bne,
iouie cine groBe 8abL gnfeI nn6
@roBenfel. Die 2eihe tulrOe 5ur
geitattung mad abocn ge6rudt.
8ron Suion Simpler, bic @ottin
oes Mnpors W. .. 5n1oer, lit nadl
elmer aranf6eit Don feds @onen Qe.
ltorben. Die @~eritor6eue mar felt
Sabren in @eneinifaft NIT tbrem
Maune oils arst In 9iefger Stabt
tb1tig. sic tpar felt 90 Sabren Der
ar5t beS Green's a9iopnl gfeigb6ors
Of america' un0 e~rfreute fid. etnas
boben aniebens. Ste erretd)te 4a
@lter BON 54 Sabren Sic utunit.
telbarc llridde berttbt auf elmer
Operation Der lie fidl in SoTpital
IN Godeiter, Winn. mter3ieben
mubte. Qie @eerbigung fano AM
2onnerita0 itatt, ltuo pilr0e bic
9eide auf oeln Jairuieip Grieobofe
6eIseiest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
Gns Dem stnate.

grofen Bonn. Ser aontraft fir
grridttuig oes nenen fomnuHulen
Maiier. mo ACCOMPLISHMENTS Oa.
bier iplir0e or 4lamo engine mo
2lpplD so. aus Omaha fir ben gc.
trog pom StG,764 i~6ertrogen.
8earnep. Inmlerita9 gfadJnittag
fur5 mad ) llbr iDitroe iil0li1 bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

bier Elm unbefamter Mann BON Ell.
mem 8uge Der Burlington gabn
ii~beriabren ltuo iofort get06tet.
Gbnlco. Gum DISQUALIFICATION
Ser biefigen GeltIh- 4merifmtiden
S~taatsbout nuroe j. Sburnbm,
graIioent Der @ouf III Bapiaion, er.
ndblt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

peIt 10 bod mic i'll Guolnnc, uno oos
inoiidle 8plf betrahtet cine @pibe.
mic aIs einen Segen, on bic uebcr.
lebenoen Damn ettpos CUNT geben bn.
ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
2ie eei[atet Bal amerifaniiden gaReg i'm gide ber sGatiaden.

@N AkHlHt bIP uMIbAANtiBth +AHI9 th ~WWb pE %gufmHIH
ais Dor gar rtdt larger Set in gGp gorf cu an uHo fr ft
inbeOemeu0er &~aBidpn0el nor @eridt cine idnIe abnOung fan0, be-
tonc Der Hihter init Rebt Die 6enf8fat 0es aHeutonihen Bales. rn6
ole AngI0p5Hen ittmuten nit Dem 9rritton Der lte5er5gugung BEL; oem
Die Iebetbdhr naren = gerthe, abfommlngc iener gorbaren, mf
DelGe fene gudItt geaon1en merben bari unb gegen melde nr Die
boufe Strenee os Boiler. nn0 ionfHgen gedes peteno gemadt mer.
ben muB.
SIM lle6rigen f5nnfe inns als free, fto8e Entertainer Die 2ebre Ron
Der Seiligfet 0s nnerfani5en 4afe8 MIR inponieren uo nit Der @df-
nng af ons 8ieoererDnAen 0s olnn dmedfanHhen llnobbdngtgeiss
eeites erfiaen God Die Soffaang lit ene trige1ihe oen bic Qaurten,
Defenders oe @nglanoer, babea ungenrQt Den omerfauHdn 4oB ndt
nnors beboaoet ais Elm Strap Of 4aper". amerifoniife Burger, Die
lid curh Die 8lrgerpopiere iomobl me ourh aWf lire Feior aasgeteate
N1fe uusgtpefen beruohtea, mur0en bon Den Hmer Dem Sternen6anner
fabreuoen sdffat bon eigIiden aaphduen bernuhrge6olt uno TIT Ste
euediha @efangenihoft geifeppt ln0 bergebln InIbt bic 4et 6b
bon amtIifer ODER ritterltder Steae, 6aB bon lriercr angIopbIen Bree
6ngegen proteniert miro.
Gn @iPfeI Der lnDerihdmtbet eraiumt MN ais nhr0iger grn6es
gencfe gngldnos oe fran5ofide Regerrng. git iener llnoerfroren9et,
telfe ote Alurten ftts Amerfa gegeaIbcr bat1digen nenn fe amarttas
nHte gefte miBadten molten, fanoigt Bic ySdpdier-R epubdt" ga Belle
6ronce an, es per0e in 3uunt omedtaaHde 9die, bic an notraldrte
ameritanero an ameritaner 6eutihar abfunft ousgdtedt Fno, eiufat
ignoriren.
@nn5 i~Dabridemdf, meHt 0a3u Der o8oItmDrer 3euHhe Gorrefpon.
bent, fhst man fh in 5rantreid nuf Die bon micrer alirten 9uHe
geiboffene Menung, ais bmoee 6 Fh babel I'M 9lrscr 8pGter alaHe,
moSu nod oeren Yeeimng ole geboret, Die ndt in england ooer bon eng.
Itfbidotiiden efern bier geboreu fuor0eu fm0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

lie aaiirtcn iiegca um6 iie1en
ouf Der @clipoli.0nlbinieI mo Is
lit inner nod eln Deiter Ne9 uad)
aonitantinopel,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
nII mnnhnnhf lInnnIanInNN
NJ

ff GA. ~ a
N
tWH MHf $3.50 fM #M@ # t k
fHfMMlhal fH aN H6 m
lm.am ma .6fsfu s]Htpupai Nt sm m.
Ast a
olt fdsHa mabt e. Hmt1s "a 3Wtt aa1tM en ma
tAtm SOD a1 ee 6me re t'uata em .ma ttmm
n rgbe upf 3tmt5fa NtIFFuhf8 @u 2hmr1 ub ttdnu htu
tf Abbauaaidt Amttiaa pph eaalaa5
snr aHbrsm s~ti8asHtst SIS a9f sr e@t tmr Naht iuam.
@ @~t ,m@@e@t4s,s 91 6f r .rm Mer
isHtden Emne nh ~alabe8hm FetH ha tr tre cmt omsm &0a
fon imf ifm6M Hluf3a6 tvfaH a. c9 l8uodt ataaun6 d am5
IN hn 4lsn wardrr arlAsmHde5 .afAId1en ht Sas an arof6.
InrtS Bolt ym @ofdaa EHamos m08t hghn N0di obr bmte ur.
EN- sddtm ron Dent tit mas g erin mar
@ir batm ms bate sur uftu 6etr or arignit Der 6rs9cis
ebernn aIdaae et5nci leB. oa fe ole fe0euHie5nou 9irsr sum
Sample rte. 89u oe maHide 81renet gat glan5aaou auaea Iain
sNht etol5 er1uerea mir tus Der gufopieumg inr 500 0auidm
sgmsrn mhr ibrem 6u5rer ydteLns nertbentcr per ee SGuienoe BON
IGngduOeru mo ben init ibneu berbau0etcu butaicrigen SnOaneru In Der
EGdlodt BON Grstonu idua. DAB linen S0reu W0 Se1m bergng, Der
Eoen srfen Srs tr pie amertfmitn @otca gfodt mo Den idm mh3
los gauoronen aplontdea Heae1 0tltb ent0BG
lmb bruc? no TIT iencr to5e 9ut1 6ingefommeu2 Ter
6eHen 5erritur ubr BITE iunBe amertauifhc aoouie 0unaIs bor 1879
eahren 0ide @loae 0e Go6edtun6e cnldutetp, Fat bute bic r~n6chr1nte
Serrifaft Hber 6as7 hane IS tart uno mattg qaDoronc nnartfaniide
Golf orh Git mo 3ute nieoggapounen. Cine fce &reie BAT it'd
In ben Ghnf @ngauos gdtelt tm0 DGrgrtet Die oTientide @eimng
I'M Die Gaden GINGER menigea gepiiPnloin Observation-Disclosures 81 nilen
lno nf Dem @rGiDeHtenubl ftBt Elm Wdnn. Der Dos gera0e @egentbet
bon benz e4ten Snbaber, Don 8eorg &dibtngtoH, tit geHa Oc 6rep
betsslOde bente reSen f6nHe!
Gle tit 8erprungen. sic miro ninHer pieoer nit e6erner 3unge
reoen.
ST audi bic amerifaaiide 5rdfet 5eriprungeu? Sit bic ameri
faunhe 6rei9et anf immcr oerhammt? Ger edit brihite purttauiihe
@eit Der l~lnou0dmfeit idagt Elm gan5es gof in Jeicln uuO Die per
f5nhde Grebet in Sderbeu. Ger edit 6ritiide ardmergeHt bot Elm
.gaa5es gof rhBt Imo ane Sdam Dor Dem 1rtbel Der 8eigeditde
Rrfdt.
@ebt BIN, ibr @merffonerl 5ebet euh bic 3augin elmer groBcn Belt
an uno eeIobet IN eurea Screen me0cr 10 gu merOen ME ere 8orfobren
DeneR tie bic berrade 6reibet enlauetel --
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

httun a1tt @Bbtn f6n
men u%olilommtn auaat
tailtt wtrotu ATE no.
BEN 1ottu aHr t6nnru
ttfrtoigt ptrbrn Dies In
btr cine 8triaui. ben Gle
nitt beridumtn batitu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

nlt m%Hnbbbnlf Aold
tidH be hmaotfutt Mniaaf
ht= hi6lfm Wfftoui mathi
bic auamati tlm 9tfaua
ata uub be Gupafuat
maiden bic Wntpabl ah
ttt Wlabt wttib.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
GAS CASE
Utilities Commission Prepares
Rate Case Opinion.
Determine Rate Increase ADpIi-
cation Late Today.

The public utilities commission will,
late this afternoon, announce a de-
cision in the application of the Kan
sas Natural Gas company, through its
receivers, for an increase in rates
The opinion was written by Judge c.
F. Foley.
was filed with the commission in
April. Testimony was taken in May
concerning the allegation of the gas
company receivers that in view Of the
gas supply they were entitled to a
sliding scale increase in rates, based
on distance of delivery from the wells
Some 25 Kansas distributing COM
panies were made correspondents in
the case, with application by the re-
ceivers that they be compelled to re-
pair their mains and prevent leakage.
1t was also asserted by the receivers
that returns from the 1914 business
showed a loss of 81, 800. 600 on rates in
force last year.
Permission is also asked of the COM
mission for the cancellation of all
contracts for gas for commercial pur-
poses.
Receivers for the company stated
that if the increase in rates was grant
ed, 100000 would this year be spent
for improvements and betterments.
Whether the decision today will en-
able the making of the extensions this
year, is not known. r. J. Higgins, city
attorney for Kansas City and an at
torney in the gas cases. stated that he
believed il would be possible to make
extensions before fall and increase the
gas supply
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
BERLIN HOLDS YANKEE
Man Said to Represent American
Copper Interests Under Arrest.

Berlin, July 16.-George S. Speets,
an American, and understood to repre-
sent American copper interests, was
arrested here Tuesday and is held at
police headquarters on charges that
have not been divulged. Speets, who
has an American passport and who
maintained an office for general brok-
ers had been underpolice surveillance
for several months. Some doubt exists
as to Speets citizenship and Am bassa-
dor Gerard only yesterday while still
ignorant of Speets' arrest, had started
an investigation regarding the manner
in which Speets had obtained and
American passport.
The ambassador had communicated
with the German authorities on the
subject.
Speets Not known in New York.
New York, July 16.-No one could
be found in copper producing circles
here today who knew George Speets.
under arrest in Berlin, where it was
said he represented American copper
interest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16

ing several vessels belonging to the
allies, including the British battleship
Majestic.
The British blockading fleet off Gil
braltar was reported to have been
warned of the approach of the U-51,
but failed to catch the underwater
craft, which went from Gibraltar to
the Dardanelles, where she did much
to prevent the allies warships from
cooperating with the land forces on
the Gallipol peninsula. Later the
U-51 passed through the Sea of Mar
mora and reported to the German
commander at Constantinople.
If the report of her destruction in
the Black sea is true. she evidently
went from the Turkish capital
through the Bosphorus, probably to
operate against the Russian Black sea
fleet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
MI.l!!|N!ERS SSThN!lDPA!
British Officials Pin Faith to
TOday's Conference.
David LIOyd-GeOrge May Go
Into Welsh Fields.

London, July 16.-The South Wales
miners today are showing an unbroken
front in conformity with the resolu-
ton passed at the meeting of delegates
at Cardiff yesterday, when it was
decided to reject the recommendation
of the executive committee that the
men return to work Even the men
in one district who last night decided
to resume work reversed their decision
and not pick is moving.
An improvement in the situation,
however. is expected as a result of
mass meetings in the various districts
today and the conferences of Walter
Runciman, the president of the board
of trade. with representatives of the
miners and the pit owners.
The mems leaders, who throughout
have opposed the strike, are inclined
to the view that a resumption of work
may be expected Monday and that the
governments prompt action in setting
up general munitions tribunal for
Wales and MOnmouthshire is thought
likely to help to bring about set
tlement.
Should the Runciman conference to-
day not turn out favorably. David
Iloyd-George, the ministe- of muni-
tions, possibly will visit the trouble
district. His influence with the men
in previous disputes has been very
effective
In the meantime perfect peace
re1gns in the coal fields.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
NEW U. S. PLUNCER
American Submarine Can Cross
Ocean and Return.
Navy Plans to Adopt New Long
Cruise Type.

New York, July ia submarine
that can cross the Atlantic ocean and
return to New York without stopping
for fuel is soon to be added to the
United States navy.
The new boat, the G-3 is undergoing
final tests at the plant of the Lake
Torpedo Boat company of Bridgeport,
cruising radius of $500 miles at a
speed of 1 knots an hour. At a lower
rate of speed it can go even farther
without replenishing its supply of fuel.
Seven other submarines are under
construction at the Lake Torpedo Boat
company's yards. They are even more
up-to-date than the G-3. They have
the same wide cruising radius.
All the new boats burn heavy oil.
They are equipped with an imported
Swiss engine. The designs have been
secured, however, and hereafter the
entire submarine can be made in this
country. The United States govern
ment is keeping the specifications of
the new engines a secret.
The new submarines" Simon Lake
said today, will be a match for any
in the world"
Gould these new submarines warn
a merchant vessel before firing on it ?''
Mr.. Lake was asked.
Mo- he replied. Their maximum
speed under water is a little more than
10 knots an hour. The Lusitania could
make 25 knots an hour easily. A bat
tleShip can make more than 20 easily.
Some torpedo boat destroyers make
we'll over 80. A submarine obviously
under water. And if the submarine
comes to the surface, it will proba bly,
be hit. SO the submarine has no choice
but to fire first"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
Slayer Is Given His Liberty on
$4,000 Bond.
State at Once Files a Notice of
Appeal.
.ALIENISTS RAPED BY JURIST
Court ThrOng in Notable DEM
Onstration of Approval.
Defendant Is Visibly Happy
Over Judges Ruling.

New York, July 16.-Harry K. Thaw.
adjudged sane last Wednesday by
jury, was given his freedom today by
Supreme Court Justice Peter A Hen
bricks. Judge Hendricks announced
that he had adopted the jurys YER
dict.
The state Immediately served notice
of appeal, and Justice Hendricks fix
ed Thaw's bail at $s5,OOO to insure
his presence at future proceedings.
A surety company gave the bond.
"A crowd that numbered hundreds
lined the sidewalks and overfIowed
into the streets around the court
house. 1t cheered Thaw wildly when
he appeared on the court house steps.
Court Convinced of Sanity.
Il have reached a decision in this
case, Justice Hendricks said, "and
it is based on my own mind, fortified
by the action of the jury
Thaw, sitting comfortably in his
chair, his counsel on each side, showed
his pleasure. His mother and sister
were not in court.
Il want to say a word about the
alienists,' Justice Hendricks contin-
ued. I'VE have been told by one alien
ist that it is impossible to determine
the sanity or insanity of a person
without taking the word of alienists.
This court and jury cannot depend
upon the word of an alienist who for
years has devoted himself to a case
of this kind and assisted in its prepara-
ton. That a doctor can help prepare
a case and then go on the stand as an
expert witness, is wrong.
Il hope the legislature of the state
will find some means to correct this
Some other method should be adopt-
ed. Gentlemen, have adopted the
verdict of the jury. I declare now that
it is the decision of this court that
Harry. X. Thaw is sane"
Commitment Now Imperative.
Edgar Bremberger of the group of
lawyers appearing for the state gave
notice of appeal. At a previous con-
ference of counsel in the case ii has
been made clear that should the court
[Continued on Page Two
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
WICHITA GAS CASE.
Public Utilities Commission Listens to
Arguments.

The public utilities commission to-
day heard arguments in the case CON
cerning the enforcement of the Wich
tia gas ordinance. Evidence in the
case was taken at a special hearing in
Wichita several weeks ago.
Some time ago the Wichita city
commission passed an ordinance
which permitted an independent gas
company to sell gas to large consum
ers in a restricted district. Consum-
crs were required under the ordinance
to use not less than $4,000 cubic feet
of gas daily The ordinance was re-
garded by the Wichita Natural Gas
company as an invasion of it's fran
chise privilege and the utilities COM
mission was appealed to in an effort to
set aside the city enactment. Argu-
ments in the case will be concluded
late today and a decision will be an
nounced in the next ten days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-16
NEW YORK GAINS
A HALF MILLION.

New York, July 16.-New York's
population increased by almost
half a million in the last five
years. To be exact, the actual
growth of the greater city from the
day the national census takers
finished their work in 1910 until
June 3 last, when the state enum-
orators started in, was 47S,729, an
increase of something more than
10 per cent.
New York had a population of
5,245,S12 on June Is, as compared
with 4,766,SS3 in 1910. The fig
ures in Brooklyn may be increased
by about 5000.