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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

| rim celebration
 Jewish Temple II, , ,a,a
 u,',' lsa Jews of Pine Bluff Friday 1t "s st The temple, with a special i s, F'si.al program. Tn secred cah- i s' "Fstner," will be re,:d rcd, pre-
 ,s, bv the following numbers o% ] choir: ,,.a r l., Ron |sorus, s, Lor>ly Singing, Hannah |mes @ With Honor CroWned," choir. E,net @ "A Song Of Joy" Miss Broaa- tsot Mir. TraWeek.
 E.ntra1to TyT solo, "Mordecai the Jew .l yo Longer Sit in Scorn," Miss Eolo and chorus, "Long Live Our pntious Queen" and "Haii to King |,suerus,' Miss Broaastreet and fse purim festival this year falls cnndav next, and becaus2 of that
 # was decided to have the t.ial musical numbers this even
 The religious services will be fducted on the proper date, and ! hin the next ten days or so the [ual Purim entertainment for the |dren will be given, plans for this king already been taken up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26
bg-Nomes Wedding ks HAnip Gerem Dny.

Hiss Carrie Holmes and R. A. Long Fp narried at 8 o'clock last night, the home of the brides brother sister. MT. and Mrs. Morris lmes. 1904 East Eighth avenue, l. W. ". Kelly, pastor of the Ohio bet Baptist church officiating. fr. Long is a clerk in the employ | the Missouri. Kansas & Texas road pt Waco, and will take his ae to their new home there. The 1e came to Pine Bluff from A:a- ha about four years ago, with her |her, ana has made many friends he relatives ard quite party c. fnds were in attendance at the fmony last night. bride and groom e toasted, ard an enjoyable in- hal reception was held after thc emony, delicious refreshmont" hg served. The bride was becom-
 y attired ir blue sUs crepe cr ne with white trimming and car
 brides roses.
 Pmong those present at the cer"- lev were Mir. and Mrs. Charles fell' MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Roller
 John Wilson and son, Mrs. w Fmallvfod, Mrs. !. E. Everett. Sr.
 J. E. Everett. .Tr.. Mir. and Mrs. K Pruitt, Charles Bono. Miss ays Rc1ler, Mrs. G. w. Matthews
 Painter, Hiram Long, George wh and J. II. Matthews.
 lSs Ella May Williams of Bonita,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

The many testimonial letters that continually pub fishing in the enewspapcrs-hundrcs of them-arc all genu- ne and unsolicited expressions of heartfelt gratitude for the freedom from suffering that has these solely through the use Of Lydia +. Pinkf1ams Vegetable Compound.
 Money could not buy any kind of influence obtain such recommendations; you may depend upon that any testimonial we publish is honest and rue you have any doubt of this write to the whose true and addresses always given and learn for yourself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26
Id Life Chapter ats This Afternoon.

he regular meeting of the Child
 chapter will be held at the as fbly hall of the Chamber of Com Eee at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the ly hour being chosen that members
 attend the Presbyterian Bible dv class after the meeting. (bd program announced is as fol- s.
 (esponses. "Idc9ls for Girls" aper, "HoW to Deal With Curiosi- Mrs. J. E. Talbot. T
 iscussion. "The Bulletin, led by Charles Triplett.%sH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

Mrs. Sig l,iseman has returned l. the past fortnight here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

La, is the guest of Miss Amce Bunck Icy fer d few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

Mrs. Pitts JarV8} and son of Lit tie Rock are the guests of relative here for few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

and 1t has just the smartness that al- ways comes from simple tailored treat ment. Unquestion- ably the model will be a favorite one and SO generally be- coming that it can be trusted to con- tinue its favor indeh- nitely. As a matter of course, the braid ornaments, or Bran denburgs, can be omitted and simple buttons and button holes used in their stead, but they are : handsome and easy to arrange, consc- quently they have a d V a n t a g S. The model is a good one for the covert cloth that is to be much worn, and also for serge, broadcloth, cheviot and any ma terial that can be made up in tailored style. It is loose fitting, and conse- quently presents no difficulties to the home dressmaker and the lines are the prettiest possible. It would be difficult to find a smarter or more available model either for immediate wear or for the future. In the illus tration, the new Ma poleon blue is trimmed with black velvet and black ornaments, and the buttons are of cellu- Ibid in blue with black rims, and but tons are to be found in most interesting variety Q and they make really import
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

Mrs. G. E. HaWley, who has bee, visiting Mrs. A. l.. Paul, has returne' 10 her home at Grady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

Miss Gabrielle Jones Of Little Rock will spend the weekend as the guest Of Miss Frances Woodbridge here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

' ant features the Spring trimming they used in abundance really handsome ana ue" Vaiey '"oe' ' - " discretion and , # .o.o~, ;r u;de vds a6 a3zy and wde with 4 yd velvet ,
 Mo- 8546 cut from 4 10 4z Dus!
 will be address by the Fashion Department o this paper, on of ten cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

The St. Cecilia Guild of Trinity Fniscopal church announces that it will conduct two sales of bread and cakes during the Lenten season, one the evening of March 6 and the other on Easter Eve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26
Read this one from Mrs. Waters:

CAMDEN, N"I sick years with spells and affected had doctor all the time and used gvanc battery but nothing did good was not able to bed, but time @ couch sleepngcaI, and almost skeleton Finally doctor went for his health, and husband heard of Lydia E 'nklEtm Vegetable Compound got In months relief and like Q and my usual weight recommend medicine to every and does husband" LILLE WATERS 53O Mechanic Street, Cam1en NJ.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

Mr and Mrs J. D. 'Glary of Altheim- CT have returned home after short visit to relatives and friends here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26
From Hanover, Penn.

HANOVER, PA"I very weak and suffered from bearing pains and ackacle had been married years and had children. Lydia E mkams Vegetable Compound proved excellent remedy fer it made well After taking bottles my pains disappeared and have of boy babies you saw"rs. C. A. tlcKropE, RED, No. ,, Hanover, Pa
 Now answer this question if you can Why should continue to suffer without first giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound trial? You know that it has saved many otherwy should fail in your case?
 For 30 Lydia E. Pinl1hams Vegetable MGG@@6SA Compound been the standard fe 1N/ male ills. No sick with ailments W ~ \M does justice oherse if this fa 1| Q \ medicine herbs it II 1y T has restored suffering health u (A U @lSDWrite MEDICINECO (c\ Arx~MD I1 LYNN, MASS, aGvice MN letter will answered CyE|S lHNA and held in strict confidence SlT.Ai111
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

The condition of Mrs. J. A. Mcleod showed some improvement last nlgnt. Mrs. Mcleod has been critically III at her home, from an attack or pheu- mCnia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

Mrs. George P Darby and little daughter Mary have returned from Three Creeks. where they were guess of Mrs. Darby's mother for a while.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-26

Iss Ella May Williams of Bonita,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT In the County of Cochise,
 State Of Arizona

state or AFlEOna.
 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
 For Probate of Will In the matter Of the estate of William John Greenwood, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that E. B.. Mathews has filed in this Court Document purporting 10 be the last Win and Testament of William John Greenwood, Deceased, together with his Petition praying that the said Will be admitted to probate as the last VIII and Testament of the said William John Greenwood Deceased and that Letters Testamentary there on be issued to him the said D B.. Mathews, and that the same will be heard on Saturday the 10th day Of January. A. Ds1915 at 1O.O0 o'clock in jbe forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said Court, in Tomb stone, County of Cochise State Of Arizona. and an persons interested in said estate are notified then and there .o appear and show cause. if any they nave why the prayer of said petiouer lould not be granted.
 Dated January 2nd 1915.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk
 By II. P. JOHNSON,
 Deputy Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06
GOVERNMENT TO GET INTO OHIO STRIKES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Federal iu- tervention in h9 Eastern Ohio coal strike in progress since April was ordered by Secretary of Labor Wilson at the request of the Wheeling board of trade Daniel D Keele labor cE- pert and Hywel Davies coal operator and former mediator in the Colorado strike, were designated Co undertake an amioaLIo adiuslmonL
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06

MRS. ANTHONY, Ordained Spiritual medium. Test circles Tuesday eve nings at s. Litson Hotel daily 204 PROF. ANTHONY will instruct the young on Violin Viola Cello and Bass Low rates for beginners now. Call at the Letson Hotel. 205 THE JOHNSON ADDITION FURNl- TURF CO will buy all your Second Hand Furniture and will pay you more than any other Furniture Store in the State of Arizona Call in and see our immense stock of New and Second Hand Goods. We will sell you cheaper than any one else. We are Located in the Big Brick Building In the Johnson Addi- ton, Phone 1885, ll4
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS

HUGHES HOUSE win reopen Mon day under new management All new and clean Big office with fire and daily papers home like; also rooms with stoves or gass heat
 Reasonable rent, from S2OO up 238
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06

SAFETY razor blP1es 1uarpened,
 good as new. An tain blades-35c
 dozen, Bfsbee Drug. 130
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06

THE MOOSE HOTEL (olu Kinney
 House) rooms S2 per
 week and up, with gas; also light
 uousekeeplng rooms lTS
 ern convenience. John Ceron, Black Knob View Street. Warren l62 FOR RENT 8 adobe rooms, all mod
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06
Review Want Ads

Advertisements this  The Review n
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06
FOR SALE

FOR sALE3 room house, clothes closets; water sewer connection
 fuiLtrees and chicken yard Apply at 97 B. YOungblood HilI 2JG
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
CARPENTERS GIVE CHECK TO
GARMENT STRIKERS

Carpenters union, local No. 1, 1867,
today sent a check for 500 to The
Day Book with instructions to turn
it over to the Amalgamated Garment
Workers to add to their strike fund.
K. w. Kelso, secretary of the local,
was also instructed to acquaint the
garment workers of the carpenters
deepest sympathy for their cause.
Carpenters local No. 1857 is affil-
lated with the A. F. of L., of which
the Amalgamated Garment Workers
are not members.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
HOPE FOR THE THIRSTY

Hope for the thirty ones eman-
ated from the corporation counsePs
Office when Folsom announced that
drinks ordered in hotels and clubs
before Sunday could be served on the
Sabbath, according to law.
The ruling is taken to mean that
almost any one belonging to soci-
ETY. or secret organization which buys
liquor before Sunday for consump-
ton on the dry" day can get drink
on the Sabbath. :
Saloons, however, according to
Folsom, must be kept closed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
not tell you how they will do it, but
they will put it over you. ~
The committee adjourned till next
Thursday evening.
SERB ARMY, UNAIDED, MELTS
BEFORE TEUTON MARCH

BEFORE TEUTON MARCH
Paris.-Serbia seems doomed. Aus
Observation-Disclosures invasion pro-
crossed remorselessly. Allies were
preparing tremendous attempt to
stop Teutonic forces short of Con-
stantinople, but indications are fight
ing would be in Bulgaria or Turkey.
Necessity for allies to strike east
ward into Turkey and Bulgaria, in
stead of northward to help Serbia,
explained thus. Estimated Turks
can put nearly 100000 more men
into field if they can equip them.
Equipped by Germans they would
surely attack allies in back if latter
did not crush them first.
Paris.-Bomb and petard combats
occurred in the Aisne region and Vi
cinity of Puiseleine and Quenne-
vieres.
In Champagne district lombard
ments continue at Tahure, Maisons 4
Champagne and Courtine.
Berlin, Via London.-1,3 300 Serbian
prisoners taken by Austro-G Germans
in fighting on both sides of ResaVa
river, southeast of Svilajnac.
Berlin, via London.-"Fiercer than
Belgium" semi-oficial description
of resistance Austro-G Germans and
Bulgarians are meeting in Serbia.
Though Teutonic Balkan campaign
is progressing more rapidly than ex-
pected, difficulties the invaders are
compelled to surmount is terrific.
German and Austrian armies are in
Serbian Alps, where advance is ar
duous. Serbs are fighting like mad,
women and children taking part, on
equal terms with men in struggle.
Berlin. - "Bulgarians VIGOROUSLY
entertained Prot (Serbia) fortress
today" according to official bulletin. 1
London.-TotaI British casualties
to Oct. 9 were 493, 294, Premier As
quite announced.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
PUSH BOMB PLOT INQUIRY

New York, Oct. 29.-Stories of
mysterious movements of federal de-
tectives were circulated today, but
United States Dist Atty Marshall
and Chief Flynn of the secret service
refused to discuss the days develop
ments in investigation of the alleged
plot to blow up ships carrying NUM-
tons to the allies.
1t was reported that rendezvous for
German reservists were being search
ed for accomplices of Lieutenant"
Robert Fay, Max Breitung and other
alleged conspirators under arrest.
Owen Dur<in, IS, 1888 W. Huron,
dead, gas. Believed suicide 1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

ed Rene Viviani's resignation as pre-
mier just before noon today. Entire
cabinet went out with premier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

fd bus WonOpoI bsr S6iFfdhrt uuf Dem
Gupbrat unb Giaris gu Fhsrn. Dleits
WonCpoI bat GneIunb BON Dsutfhlnnb
1912 Biz 1913 Oirttt uprtbt. GnsIanb
lDoltt niht sngsbsn, bdb bic gaebab,
9obu aud iibsr Buebab binaus lpsitsrses
iihrt peroe. Gsrner beripabrie iih Gugs
lamb eegen bic Nrsbebnuns Der gabn iber
8dgbab Biz 81srd. lin bic Weiterents
pidlune unb Nusoebmung Der gaabdbs
9ubn gu Iidern. bat fia 9sutIdIonb i'm
2dufe iener 8srbaubIuneen bd3u pertains
ben, England ais .Gutfddbigune~ bos
SdifFabrtssW onopoI duF benz Gupbrat
unb Sigris 81 eetpdhren. Damit dber
bat Die 9aaboos8abn natiirli9 bel bon
ibrem tpirtbf9dftIidsn Dertb Derlorsn.
Dnrd bic iebiesn Rdmpfe in Melopps
tdmien pie in ben 0drbdnelen fpirO fih
nun entIheibsn, OBJ Der Gupbrot nnb Zig
ris aud peitertin englifde @spGFer bleis
ben unb nit Der 8dgbdbs9abn i'm 8ads
rsusgerfebr fonfurriren, obet pb Ie ME,
Der in ben geiib hires nlten GERM Suriids
teHren. 3ulebt fet nod ouf bic eneliI9en
Sntrieuen in Der arabifhen 91lferfpelt
bingepisItn. aorb Gitfener, ber friiberc
ensliihe v@enerdltpnIul4 in aeqppten bat
es ~beritanben, feins 9erriddft duf einen
groben 35eil bon Mrdbien ~dus3ubebnen
lnb feineu eieentIiden poiten in elmer
WeiIe d%us3ubauen, ME tein englif9er @es
nerdltonful in Cairo Dor inn. Qor6 Gits
9ener bat ben iunszeepptiidsn Ration1s
lismus get0btet, inbem er bic Sunqsgobps
ter uuf bic MDelt9teit zines @robsG9bp>
ten nit Ginf9luB BON gang Ardbien, GDs
rien uub paIdifind hinpies. Die groBs
egpptifhe Sbee bat ben egbptii9sn Tatios
nalismus berni9tst. I'm bic SungsGgbps
ter befaGftiet 81 bdIten, beitette er fe az
unb prebigern Der grob=eebptis
|f4en SOee unb fdidtt fe fddarentpeiIe gu
ben drabiThen GtGmmen, nm fe eeeer bic
Siirtsn gu beben. Beirut lit gum 3entrum
Oisier enelifhzurabiihen 4ebe geipprben
unb bic @lt<9iirten, bic mad GgDpten ae>
flii6tet tparen, f6loHeu li9 biefer 8ere
i9tpOrung gegen bic Sungs5irten an unb
arbeiteten NIT oIIer Mq6t auf ben Gturs
Der SunezSirten. @liidlif .rneife ers
%tannten bic SunasSirten Ifea bic linen
brObenbe @efabr unb untsrbriidten bic
pduearubif4e 8efdbr r3d rsdt3eitis.
8amit mar cine 3eitlans bic drabifde
9efabr fir bic 9urtei beIeitigt. 60 BAT
England in 4robtsn, fpe3iel in qalGftina,
SDrien uno Denlen an Der Undergraduate
bss tirtifben aei9s searbeitet, ME RuBs
Lamb in 4rmenien, pGbren6 Deutfalanb
burd bic GrfdlieBuns Der Gtonomifaen
ardfte in Der Surtei bds Bette getban 6dt,
mas our Grbdltung Der silrfei beitroaen
fOnnte. SEPT nihen bic Siirten, bdB Elm
Sss DeutT9lonbs bic DeitererhdItune
unb Stdrtung Der 9iirtei beOeutet, pGbs
rsnb cine RteberIdge 9eutidfdnbs ben abs
~foIuten llntersdng Der 9iiriei 6ebeufen
muB. limb oa fe btes bon Sag gu Sag
me6r unb mebr %ertenusn, tpd6it bon Sag
gu Gag tire Rraft, lire 8sgei[ternng un6
ibrs Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20
Die 2QaroRRoRrile I'M Spiesel
Der 6elsiIdm Ar6pe.

bsutIde Resierung tpiHen, bdB lie gu els
ntr gr6rternng Der bic 8nsbabbdbn unb
qsrfisn betreffenben 6rusen bereit lei.
Deutfderfeits beitdno Der Wunf9, iotpohl
nit England als nit RuBldnb gu einem
Qbtommen al gelGngsn, bas inter biniger
RidF6tndbme auf bic beIonberen Sntes
reim beiber Wd9ts IN periten bsuti1em
8opitdl einen Mntbeil an Der pirtbfdufts
liden grIdliebune bss 9dnbes Ii9ern
foLte. Die engIifde anresung bot Der
taiitrli1en Regterune cine niltommene
gsleasnbeit, cir 6. GreD ibren Gtonbs
punt Der 8agbdbbubns unb Der psrfi9eH
Grage bdr3ulegen. BdIb bdrauf fpur6e Der
taiIerIiaen Resi.rung inbeHen %betonnt,
bob bic engIifhe Regierung ben @erfud
semdht bate, BON Der tiirtiIdtn Reeies
ring bic aondeHiDn gu elmer
aDnfnrremsbabn fir gasbnb6nbn
3u s%rIdneen, unb bob beiOe RGdte an bic
perlIde Rsgiernng bic Gorberuns eeitent
1dtten, bic Grtbeilune fir ale apn5eHios
nen fir GiTenbdhnen, @trdbsn. Telegrds
pben 9afsnboutsn unb SdiHabrtsIinisn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

Gnaldnb eetbtili pttbtH. Die ReaIifruHg
biefer qldae pirbt EtuifhInno fit nns
~abItbbdrt 3sit bon benz pan5en nabtn
Orient dusfdlsbu. Die Eiirtti dlltiu III
BEL Der beFm0eliden Organization uno BET
ben ar1bten militdrilden a%nitrtneunssr
ni6i in Der Cage, Ih ouf bic Ddutr eeetn
ibrt mGhtiesn 5sinbt 8u pertbeibietn.
Sou bic 9iirtei erbalttu bltiben uHo ipaen
bic gldne Der Qliirttu untsr GH9Iunbs
Giihrune p~ereitslt msrbeH, bdnn muB
Deutlhldnb perInhsr. hh einen Deg
iiber ben 8aIton Sur 9iirtei gu bobnen.
Su SeIterrsid ertuuute TAI Ihon iris
Der ols in DeutI1ldnb bic Rotbpenbigteit
elmer biretien 8erbinbung 3piIhen Der
Siirfei uub geutralsGuropa 4m %. Sas
nuar 1908 nertinoets per berItorbene 9rd
aebrsntbol in elmer SiBung Der 9elegds
mtionen, bab Seiterreihsllngdrn ben Gnts
|I6luB qefdbt babe, stne Giienbdbr burh
ben SanbIhut RoDiba5dr az bduen, be
bosnifde Giienbdbn mad UlitrofDiBd gu
~perldnoern, UNI cine 8dbnnerbinbung
Dien : Gerdiebo : @aloniti ; &onitantis
nopel 6er8ufeaen. @nglanb man bic erite
@robmaGt, eegen bieIen plan gu p~roteltis
rem, benn man erfdnrts f9on odmuls in
Gnelanb, bah bisis n~eussplante GiIenbahn
nur cine 8erldngerung ber Ba9ooo Balm
bebeuteu piirbs. England befiirhteie fers
ner, bdb fem eee6dnbel in Der 2eodnte
unb Rleindiien bura bieie geplante Bdhn
suIammenbre6en per6e. RuBlano, Gronts
reid unb Jialien I9lofen fid Dem ensIis
IGen groteIte an. Der gigdntifde pldn
lit ober niht an BEN proteIt Der 4niirten
|geIGeitert, fonbern bic balO onrunf dusges
brohene Repolution bat feline Qusfiibrung
~perhinbert. Die aliirten batten gar feline
UloaIifteit, bic ausfibrung bes planes
au ~Derbinberr, ba Der 8erliner GongreB
Senerrsia bas Re6t gegeben bate, biefe
|GiIenbdbn au bausn. SEPT lam n@atiirli4
feline Rebe BON Der Grneuerune oieies plas
nes fein, bd DeutI6lanb uno Oeierrei4
sunGdIt bafiir iorsen miifen. bdB bic GEE
plante giIenba6n militdriI6 unb pplitifd
i6ereeItelt pirb, 9iele politif6e unO
militdrif4e GiderHeluns mlB erf nod
errungen fperben. Sur penn Seiterrei9
i9 einen Wsg mad Der Siirfei. lei es bura
Gerbien unb 8ulgarisn, pber bur4 &us
mGnieu unb @srbien 80 gebdhnt bat, uno
oiefen @eq, mag sr nod 70 i6mdl iein,
pulitiF9 unb militGrila beberri9en lam,
fptrb Der ate aebrentbal{he pldn tpieber
%aufaenommen tper0en tOnnen.
Bebor id bisIe getrd4tungen f6lieBe,
min ib nod an apei biitorifhe Tbdtiaden
rerinnerr, bic Elm 1tdt auf bic engliiden
gldne i'm Orient perfen unb bic fsrner
'betunben, ouf nel9en Wiberftdnb oas
OeatIde Acknowledgement in aleinafien
bon Seiten gngluuOs geftoBen mar:
RdtiondlsO etonomen hnben f9on oft
'borduf binqepieIen, OdB bic 8dgbaosgabn
nur bdnn ibren OpIen ptrtbf9oFtliden
0ert6 behalf, ipsnn bic S6iffabrt auf
benz gnphrdt unb 9isris nidt bon einem
Ronturrenten beberrldt pirb. England
Bat ober nit aler Mddt bardn georbeitet,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

Die .NorbbeutI9e ausemeine Setting"
felt lire ger6ffentliduneen aus belgii4en
ardipen fort unO bsmertt busu einleiteno:
Die 8tpeite 9GIfts Oes Sdbrss 1909 unb
bas Subr 1910 mar BON belgii4en
Stdnbpunft aus gsIsbsn Elm pcIitii4 itiIs
les Sabr, mas bic Sbatiude ertldrt, bdb
bic uns ~porliegsuoeu beleifhen DepeI9en
aug bieIer 3eit psnig dusgiebie Itnb. mir
beIdr1nten uns bdruuf, aus bieIem 3eits
rdum einen 8eri1t Baron Gjreinbls tuies
Osrsuoeben, Der bet qotsbdmer 8sgesnuns
spiI6en Geiner WldisifGt BEN 3difer uHb
benz 31ren gstpibmet 1T.
En- Wirtlidteit mar ober bas Sdbr
1910 fir 8euiIalunO politii9 nidt ubne
gebeufuna, neil bumdIs Der in RebdI 5es
IiegeIte politiIds 3uiummenfdIuB RuBs
lambs uno Gnglanbs i'm Orient bieftlben
Jrii9te 5u seitigsn bssnnn. bic bos 3us
Iammenaeben Gnslanbs unb 5rdntreids
in Marotto berpcrsebrddt bate. pier ME
bort seigt Iih bas 8eitreben Der Gntentes
mddte, bic frsie piribfhaftIi6e Gstbdtis
grne Deutihldnbs gu behinbern. Jm
6ri9iubr IisB bic snsIii4s Regisruns bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

Hualaet. tfln sAlalsl N aWi kfm hifal
flt maflslsH lsbHfnk sagauf
crlifnt era meMlam ntffslAm mit
tliies staiiatu wtitafs Cast
Fen Bee auesthta pelts htF lHhIlAsH sU
Hr ~ s'srtiitf tlaflH zttlH
No lmaast mit AREA t%tlammsn Hnt,
u%uaismh, IA fiwatu wlt ttnl
inisf ttlhshtt, h%slilafst siphaektt
Sitlal tmnsf sum elmmtihsat
rah tf etrf Tia ltfiamaisfH nnh lnieisH maa.
pt rfiH atla w ataat Nriaht.
gie bs Halitr hst gtAf anlaihmtah 90 irsatn,
tah Bic Wla6t sstbtah, BE Nv ifmaH,
linh bae zen BET arihtli ahesn fd
Tie 1sHtt, ~ bs Tn Fs iatunf.
Ntt all ben NerbrtmtH, Nnhrhunhsrts off,
Htim eiai mnisrtr aihhc NIB granfit.
Wd alien ben I%auisuhsh, Bic In eridlHaI,
Well on arIanb hina lbr etriraReH,
vel ben Wrabern hrr rtlbtH, mttde irai
TsintS WlBrberfnbIe tHdiidtr efid
no immsr pir Srru %bsiiammen Fnb,
GueIanb, ptrflHheu pr 1ihll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

aIeranber MloiiIt Der dnseeoei9nsts
Ddrneler Der ReinbdrbtsgfbHen Der. mit
ipir ieiner5eit mitfbsiIten, frsipinis in elm
gerIiner @orbtzR Regiment siHsetrsten 1T,
bat Fh ais tapfertr SoIbdt bepdHri. Gr
purbe in ben Rdmpfsn BEL Ga BuFee
sum 2eutnant befOrbert uHb NIT benz
gifsrnen areus ousss5si9nd. WOiff IL
Elm esborener Stdfisnu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

ma srt c@st uttbu mrn tat .saak HrsHtsn' uS Unst aa Der unr
naauHa ms feftt tor smf aanbI 8ftHpm ~ ratN9EaHb absbud r. mb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20

SentfAldn5s
Stslung. gr fdreibt: Sir bic, bic aus
gebsn, bdb Gronirsin obne srnfte 9riinbs
nod Sea ging, 1T q tEdr. OaB e. f9psrlid
bort ipieber bsruusgebsn pirb ober dber
F9 s~e5puugsn isbn tpirb. bOrtbin 5urids
sutebren, unb .bab es uuf bisfe Weife ben
Self bes @ertrdgs bon Mlgeeiras bsrs
Iest. @snn 9sutidlunO ansefidts bisfsr
Sbdtiuaen cine .R~ompsnIation" forbe-t,
70 bbsutst biss, buB % ntht er5tDingen
nil, bob Grantrsid suriidpeidt,
aud Islbit nidt bic GbIi9t bot, ii9 in
agabir feFauIebtn. aber Is 1T Der ars
F9t, bdb bic Reeisruns Der Republit Elm
bereinbdrtss @Ieidgsfpiat Oer ardfts ess
fort BAT. unb forbert fsinen Anibeil."
9rtffenber tonnte Der bentfhe Stdnbs
punt gar ni6t burssIsst iperbsn. Dcbs
renb ober Der ben greigniHen nur dIs
3ufdduer beifpobnsnbs belaif9e Diplomat
70 tldr unb ri1tig urtbeiIte, belt bic snss
lif9e Rseisrung e fir rthtie. burG
GERM 9lopb @eorss in Offsntlidsr Rsbe