davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Snifamcrifnncrnc.

"GbicaQo Ncrulo" for t06c Moi
Bore init omcrifu1ife Ncnner %
Me0borgerc lTQ0cr itor &plt pon
Sen "NopnricI", icu bcn iuite Re.
aicrinQ Nup orrcs omcritonitc Nich-
bor9erc, ioni mur>ebc9 ounborb pnu
"Suiitaniu".
Sprior ianorerer oe ian illlo.
ltUnoig bcn onoen "Aobnriel", iont
Den omerifanifc Ncgiering - Dc.
res cgcn McNierina bpcm &c ifplocr
% bar iporet Sroifob - gop ben
tpife Regierina meO Senipn iii set
"ltrGnqc Nniuar", set amcrifanife
6plf piIoc aisre 1iuIoenoe, ON anle-
rifnnlte Gin ifllIbc nan TAFT ionl
TeI1e al Observation-Disclosures
@pilfen "Hoporicl" or en- lopal
Nmerifnner iorptiG:et til al toge
melt Scnipn iii? Gen irennmeoe
'Hegierina5 ,iom trltcr bonn meo 90.
Sen, OH ban / lopliqt 9Grinoc irr,
bes benoo Ell oiicntlig Nlioruei?
Guer lin egen Rcgierinl ion lover
hnm Ncitpttelic. bporiombelit ban
paa Ger0en2 Alioruei iUroe3 pao
ircoelig Moa0e o. / Iouli0e Gie.
mco?
aortingt. ber om%erifonifc Dor.
gerc ie9e &ciicouIng / @oibiugtou
eQcr Berlin"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Spifc Trcsisnotalclicr.

Berlin, ben 9oe Wui: goelGg.
1elien al "2ltiituniu" bar qiort CT
OMIT SSnbtruf | Berlin. Sficnt Ia.
BET al Rsitrnlc3 Gin er befIoQcligt.
er SGnfningen al Tomperen iul0t
bcrcttigct ,iorGi "2uiitonio" anQi.
ueli1 bar Ell iulot bepGbuet britiit
&iplpefruoicr.
Get Saftlm, al Sen tuife Nnttaa.
iaoer / Woibinaton umiboelbart icr
"%@uiitnnia9" Nireiic iubrpffeoe ct
Advertisement, hoori Nmerifnnere
nouorcbea moo at reiic nle0 brittle
Gomuitibe. iritnger Spiflano iuIS
ltGnoiQ FOR cubpcr Sfulo.
"gcrliner logeblot" itriuer. "Wtco
0ub @~eflngcIie bar ri mo0taJet 81
te~rrctninpen ON "Suiitania~a Zoe.
lTggeIic og ON Sabet al ioo mango
Nienncifelip Vi beflnger al CT cp.
riltiat Sicrte oerc5 bnor0e SfiGb.
ne, men nj REQ, al ri er iuloitpuoig
uoen Sfplo.
vi fan oGre ui$ poo, at ser aicn.
mem euoclife Selearnmmer iii ale
Ver6erSfnrtcr igien nil bli uott
Sarme moo (piflano, men set er at
bnnbe. at roliI Gitertanfe icrere oil
iUloe SoroemmcIiesoommen oucr
Oct brittle Aomirali:ct.
~Srautiurter 3eitung~: Ser Den
tpite 6alaoe nor Spufningen al
"Suiitania" en- e~rtraoroinpr Seir.
Gets 2oeIGggeIie far tilintetgiort
Sen iioite 6a6el. brormco set engeI.
lie 6olf treiteoe iig. % paa builfen
Oet itoleoe, ga oct iororiitcoe liz til
al troSie oen tpife 40pariel."
~aslniid)e golfs jeinrg~ Gent.
ninaen al "9uiiiania~ er en- Sutcei$
Tor Sen tpIfe Slaaoe. Tom mna iioe.
itiGeS meo oe Iterite Seire / oer MT.
uRreuOe aria. SGnflinlen al oen
endelite aiGmpeoamper er en- Seir
al moralif 8etponinl iom er enSnlt
itsrre emo mnteriel Sufceis.
Gi betrngter oenne Dor Slaaoes
iioite Sauo mes irpoeiuIo Stoltheo.
6lrss ! Eherrise.
9labene ! Sen siterrigife @opeo.
ituo ertlGrer. at S9ntningen al
"9uiiiania~ oar iulot berettiget al
5oriiRltes paa Siee 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

o%oerior Ell iao ailfucIig Sorbrpocllc?
Netop iorbi ri CT neiiralc, protclte-
rer nj Al al Dor Strait moo ocnne
operlaGtc iiersrerlfc Nonhltng. @r.
9eret er ilpot ooer."
Narmc / Stalicn.
Hom. sen t0oc Mai: SGnfnin.
gen al 2lllitania bar / S%Stalicn patt
Ell pololom Snrmc % @oo moo
Sp'fIonb - Ell GelclIc iom ioreJe@
pco Sanfcn ON. at itaIicuife trans.
ntIantiifc Sampcrc / Yoapentc Al.
at Stolien nil lutte ii9 til Sc Mile.
re0c, nil hi ubiot Tor liguenoc lou-
Ielc Nnarcb. Gen hcrlfcn0c Spcr.
%bcnl@lllng Der er, at Nmerifn nll
ltroiie S%pifIono Tor bcn ~nnttcSlpic
Spofrelie al Mcnnclfclip, % at allc
noitrnlc 2onoc / Gcrocn iaopeIionl
De lom allercoe befiGmper SnItIonb
oA GiterriQe oil uurc re6c Ill at
bi'tou Imerifo, ON oct lfiiIoe trpit.
geS.
Gape Benedict bar tcIcaroicrct
aciier @ilbclm lin @eflnGcIie opcr
Splflano8 umcnuclteligc 6rro, Scr
life cngona fan unoitpIOe3 iom Ell
ari9Snehpenoi1bcb, % noporer hunr
moo @uo3 Stroiieoom.
Hont, Ntolien, 5. 9be Moi: "@las
ria 8 Stalia" %ifripcr:
"gt ct ioo tort 9lntol al ireoeligc
Hellenoe mco "Suitnnid" miltebe
line Gin, upiltnmerer NiitpcliQhcocn
al 6orbrp0cIicn. Ger life iporeoc
buerfcn Mrno. 9pinocr cllcr Born.
Ferioner at ole Ilbre, @ipaitiain.
Ger eller Notionalitci, al bpiIfc IN.
gen boerfcn futoe biulpc cher ifooc
nogen al sc frigisrenbc Sanoc. Zen
NobarieI, iom piicntIiggiorbe5 /
Mmerlfa moo at rciie meo "2uiita.
MA, beoiier at S~orbrpoelien par
planlagt lang Sio / 6orpeieu. Ser
gincS iaaIebeS in1en unoifpI6cnoe
Smitunoigbcoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
! Sdmeis.

@eni. Shmei5, Den 9oe Mai:
Sele Sen idupei5iife Gresie ubtaler
i'm Spbe Sarme oper 5orpeberinsen
al "9uiiiania". tribune be @e-
mere" %ifriper:
"Spcrlebes fan Dor oiienilise
Opinion iorboloe iis nsitral Iise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Grnnifc YrcsicnStalelicr.

"SournoI les GeboteS" ifriper
Set GicbItf oil fonmc, ga Sen
mennclfcIige SompittiQbco& Frote.
tier oil bope lin @irfnina. Hetipr-
ol9bcoen beopaer iig IonQiomt, men
ON Iangionlt uoar Sen iffcoeitomin.
Ore alto iiffert iii Maol.
Nan nlan iong qierc iig icIp oet
S%pcrgamaal ON life SuitlonO 10.
1er al opirre belle Neroen innb Tia
| oct 2ienco at bapc en- llnoifulo.
ming | lit Soils Zine for i'm eoen.
tlleQc anpitulation. Sorpcoerinqerl
AZ "2uIitania" or Ell arigsoooo al
'arnne dpalitct iom SeriinQcn al
&1uuain % 2belGggeIien al 9om.
firfen / Hheims.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Snrmen | Nnitrnlieu.

Sponep, ~Nuitrollen, ben lie
1}ai: Gen bpbc @arme, iom Spnf.
ningen az "Sltiitonio" bar paft /
belle Nltitarlien, ber," ubtole3 ser /
en- HeioIrtion, iont iganr neotoges
poa Ell aonierence al DC iorifieaigc
Stater5 fremliermiuiitre, ~giuc iiq
lloilag / Ell siebliffcIig 6orsqeIie /
Geltagclien / arigen."
aonierencen ueotog paa Iorilag
al Heru Sout6 @oles' Ercnricrmini.
iter en- NnbeiaIing ON. at Stor6ri
tannien life mao gou nteo paa no
gen 6reos6etingcIie, iom life garan.
terer at Sc Ferioner / SET tnifc }lo.
miralitet. ion er aniparligc for Or.
brerne til Observation-Disclosures, blir
o~perleuercoe iii r~etsliq Siltale nor
brittle Silrier pou anflugc Tor
Moro paa aabent Sap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
CAB os trnfc flnrt,

Set fremgnar, al S~piflonos oft
cieae llnoifpIoninJ for Mur0et paa
Imerifanere omboro paa "2uiitu.
MIA pil bli. al sc. 0a De uar blet
"tiIitrPffelig oopareoe" oa Inlet
Senipn hnuoe toget Ill ~Aouarilcn"
begif Selpmorb. ifriuer "Gbicago
6eralo".
Genne "Soriunrstbeori" iremhp.
pes | ben oiIicielle tpfe 8eretnina.
Zen anisres / "asIner @o3ette" OF
mango andre tpife Blade. oaiaa al
tpifamerifanIfe. Zen uoboiuneres
croog ira GrPoifeitoIene
2ao % betraste oenne ltn6iful6,
ming lot nGrnlere og iauitrere 0en
Sanfeiorpirrina. Ben a~a6en6orer,
ueo at anpenoe oen pna Ell Situa.
ton her biemme hos os ielu.
Sor no1le Sage iioen opituo Ser
ell anirouers oper g~eiiobelien al et
Sus paa Emblem. EN- @ano, iom
life life boeoe / Ra6olaget. OF SnS.
bpagere al Rabolasct aioroe beage
9naiiauo pna at bope fisbt oet. Se
iieimppnte iatte gaat ioran Suict
oa "oopareoe~ Mobparten moo at
Marine Jig set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

Gsrttatiss saa SIDE 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

5~0FileIiss saa SiSs 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-21
9as REORGANIZATION.

3aS @erbanopdddea, Dos ie0er
Der ms 6elo Siebenoen oeiMi6pn
5olOaten i'm Suffer ieines 8affen-
rodes nit ii9 fiibrt, piegt nift
aar8 cine un3e, iit Ski, 8x075 Bon
groB unO entbQlt in elmer nit Der
aufidriit r6aoen abitreifen" perIe.
6enen un0 bon einem perfnoteten
6aOen umidlungenen, moIieroiHten
3pirntudbiiqe cine 10 SUB LANCE
ilrtO ettpn 3 Bon breite Wlulbinoe
aus peibem Sublimatmua. Gina
10 3oq bon ibrem GtlBeren gnoe
ertiertt iinb bret 4ompreiien aus
rptetH SubIimattnuu 10 auf bic III
beionoerer art gefaltete ginoe altf.
gendbt, Dab Ite, obne nit ben ain-
germ beriibrt 81 neroen, our1 Gin.
faiien an Der 8tnoe auf Die 8unoe
geIe9t peroen fonnen. Ole innen
auf oas 8pirntub oufgeflebte @e.
braudSantueiiung lautet: Moten
S|erDaH0ltoH uHD Wul10e me NIT
ben Gingern beriibren. Iit beioen
0dnon dufaiien, no redts uno
linf8 aSier4 itebt - Die S1noe
1odbdIten - ltarf o~ltSeinanoer 5ie-
ben, Soften 8erbonoitoff auf bic
@itnoc leger. @inoe umpideIn nno
fitoteu,
SIS IdBt iid nid,t berfenupn, oob
oicies fleine, unideinDare gerbailO.
padden idon redt bieIen Der topfe.
rem e6eIograuen4 Die id~dtensluerte-
item Dieuite ais aerIte SiIie~ BET
8erpumormgcn aeIeiitet, ia mait.
dem ipobl iogor otrtst SO ocbpn
g~erettet bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-21


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Na ~
ei vf
Haai'
s0
,at5s ~ 49, aHt
fh6t mahafaefnrrs naF. msntinr~
wasuoHs for tbe armfe :. ~ asit
NJ p-ntklehem eta.t "a .na 49,
nmiiates ~ are r,nv arsgs IA ~
LEGAL %.efatas ~ fbis .esstien ateas
ne sblnmrnt IN rnnu INA ammnnp.
tim ia know 4 h. nn, tsrhntesns
i~innsutrai te a. a. h ia ~ 49,.
vonr non rat,nfrv IL IL ta.@~ss
s~nnniisr nj his warmstor1si 49,
hundreds IN thousands 81 ~, asen
immirrants are nracfiealIy forced ~
earn ihoir daily hread - ,h,s rholo,
sale Observation-Disclosures tbs, ~.
rave 10 sunplv their handsi istor ~
the mgnufaetnrino ~ thess wssaors
Intended for no FiIIine ~ ,halr ama
h~others ana cousins across ne 80
last but moi laaet tba1 ,nn.
Carnegie Institute has done notb5n-
1kHt& -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-21

9a8 @ergere. getanntcr
Gum beurlnu6teu bdnriIGtn aanbs
lrmmanu): ga, uno pis Dar's
oenn in 6Ian0ern?
8aber: 6ur9tbarl
8etanntsr: Self. furdtbur anifrsns
genSg
9obsr: Dos nit. obsr nllpsil bob'
! ni4is aIS Mafer uni9aun mula
fen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-21

U NN
IA
H8ta8f lss
5V
eH#
Wf
eaef s8
fffH 81 f8e t
Del SILL
t8 NtHaaH - N8Haff
nfsF 8ssifana b serve ere aaafs
Nf FWf8nea# HA*6H esftHinY NIi
HsFf Nith Re htnaa1isH ffa# 0s
nnf BE- shsuia fsslifs ihEf ne Fssas
H ~ Neui1 NDt BE- preserved
II 0ftst paHsfs tiasd tsHlHd HsFsia
aHd aaFg 81 Nsf lwe8aiiY 6WnHaea
even. fhft aa agftsd a. sftsHNt
Weh e tamnfHm esfsA - a
result wabid cnir 81 nta1fa4Ha Is
n~afsfsffe u her aid tacties . titua
tinn shiloh 8amiH bNea mefA %end@mnaF
psats ~ q very sh8ft tins
Fttt h. 4 later -ea0hmtiaa tm
Hbis HofHFalnF a. fsa German
White hook ea read that after.
Anstela EsA attacked RtFgla. Nnaata
tfasa t8 mobilize her arms flefa
tnt and Y60rseIf aealn at Variance
uith facts RoryIa laauad her N ,6ilita
zion order three hours laiofe de
tlverine her answer ID our note on
July goth sorvian tfoous beaan b.
attack the Wunrarlan frontier I,stora
we had declared War See No. Xf
Our mobilization against safeia was
reclaimed July goth Our general
mobilization on August iat II you
will, carefully reread the Car of
Russia telegram 10 His Majesty
Kaiser Wilhelm II, Of July Both. you
sill find therein the following mes.
sage. u thank you from my heart
for your quick reply. am sending
tonight Tatishen (Russian honorary
aide to the Kaiserl with instructions.
The military measures now taking
form were decided upon five days
sgo." This telegram is included In
the German White Paper. It is clear,
therefore, that according to this Of
fetal Russian admission - for who
was better qualified to make such
an admission than the Gear himself?
Russia began her military mabiliza-
ton measures on July 25th. We know
of course, today. from other evidence.
that Russia began the mobilization
of her Siberian army corps shortly
after the murder Of our Grown
Prince.
X This is What Won cav fnrtber
down. aFor Anetria IL only a ram.
sbackIa omnire honnd togatbar ~
. rone of SAND not AM ~ assimuata
various races into one bomoganeons
nation Tbis -etatenant he,rey s two
tbinga on vonr nart. vn,r totaI
ignorsnca ~ matters concerning i
T1naI Monarcbv and Inc origin Of
vo,r source from where Won sie yisbIu
gnote n Vii. TIoyd coorea.e snaao5
an aAustria,s ramsbackie en,piro >
which was npb1isbea n nc aaiiv
nress Aesuming lint tbis snaenb
was really made I would IKE 70
draw go,,r at4antion ~ ~ ra+bar
remsrtabIa sact tba+ tbie aram
an,nirao eth Owes 800
a@cconnt If ttself botb n ! mt1i,sry
NOV "a o-canon,ioaun +bat e
IL ~ fact m,ch ho,tar
~ II both vas tban Fno JIo,Sii
We MA ~ hold IN M i~vaansa
ar~,ies If Rpssian millions and We
have hold tbam nv rolg3no ~ o,r
strength alone ran the British
saw % much for +bemeatyas wba
baya honeht biraliros fran, u, av va
INC world IN Do he eabtina e. a.
their eops NAV nricLat and
aHa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-21


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Het
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w
Naaf eaf t
i faafAf
We - = fsstni ~ @tssi M
isp httNlfe e a0sa
Aa4A lNtN H4AHA MN
~
iHf1i g stiEif af
nith fRRA Mefs 'aAtshsfnf VI
fHfttiliaH elf Htins Or Greet
hsd a. flsla ta1 e
e MISS tHe mis- #hs fa'Nf fl
% tAe BARI M hnNa hAt thai
ae @ntlrelf wfaaN ga aaf Faft ta
Hnaeftase ahfttink thsfetf h.ffa
a4fefeihHN mishA nave teRn lhi
a1ffa I'm your eFihiap no NOT
~ hHsaaA oNiAlNh Ni
~ taiif hheN @hst hAH nae ia at1a
Hhe ula not pothef ahoul Hettlaa
aetefNi#aty. she merely sought .
pfttnNt TOT q war vt conquest Hhg
feekoa@ nat ulhe haa come 70
destroy ms Ansifo hAnAatlnh
monarchy = enrich herseli Win
me SPOTS she Has sizing 70 paw
some price 70 her befFiah henchhaan
and bfother IN crime
~ defmanf proclaimed her 10
sistence- as you say, Z hight u Rus
sla INTERVIEWED, she did SO for per
leetiy COCO ana~honest reasons. y
vas bound by treaty 70 Austria
hungary and knew mat she would
rave TO hght II Russia intetvet ed
" emphaticaily declaring that she
would not shirk her duties as
Hungarye partner, she
thought mat Russia n the rest OF
allies could be restrained
had SIT Edward Grey honestly
wanted TO settle matters peacefully,
he could nave done II very simply by
upoa husS'a ana rrahc9
- 49, ~ VI u.e IA nuDIosho
re ~ nc al" aas11 a.ilunsai
hn0" ehS. hnSiaiu nau
uhis MoiIN-pa ~ DtlhS
apou' tue seeiTe bLl'isunrIeIe
~ piiei9n RUSSIAN
9As'9 .ieaty anu
sselSS Oh pei niiisalg unueI,
,~an ~ on EumaIu
oo"iu ~. aAu ~ n.y. noneStly
nsn : p0a a. s'.Ienlens wnen he
E1 NO p,an { oonlslellee
- 1ea,u' 'oa s'aeeiiel1
sn,n ~ ~
~. ~ an uip,eeeoe"tS
=. ~ = e.anI"L Jui@es siouiu
= ial o0aie 1iae =
ny Dosn +" suD''ane
y. re
!" snou'u pe
a,oa sooPe.aas " 'pe pIe
1 po's sa.'sn 49,
'sa SoatsisT ss,dr. u e. aas' y
~ wv Wv -
~ n IA lug Aueo
hSu DooA'
W. what you say about seryia's
candid offer to hold further con
lersations on the subject or to refer
matter 70 lne Iiasue ooult OF
Q the ureat FoweIs u EUROPE, -
hos porne out ~ ~ lon
'ssei,le tnat oefFia was e@ha.o ~ an
ler ao,nts, yet couiu sue aaFe easils
lyolueo the wnoie lmbIosiio anu the
w Simply austatu
from solue " ahe ioapoM'ns
systelnatlc pIolloslon 81
senenieh. po.n
D ner own CUNT anu ~ ou
'ountfyi orsahllalioh u opeu auu
'ecree socleties I" pioalo.e :" ant
AusIro-IlunsaIldn asa ssnu
ng q muIueleIs y vuI connely W.
or trieu 10 XIII our I~oFeFHoIs,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-21


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iaF avs n tf m nf5Fa
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be- HHf nfrf fff ahf lm fa.
aB8 Naft ef 6FHaa
fri HHfIsHf fHa
Votes M Polished sad al ta
Nod aaHH .En tFMH ~ nt
tae ihaf Be- samnei at lht
lanH4hHH hf those ef w
~ tfirit ta lhifiF afF nIH l8
fiaimluN chat vas h8 laHHaafu Ell.
at tHt Mtffif a tafi f8leW 81.
Ra6alAat With HH Der miahf ehe
has usei M Nipe Hgt the Polish
element ana tHlnk f1n Hifh 4 f6H
mllilUn uF SPLENDID tNli D Americans
lh your midst ahnad. more than
tihrfa. appreciate The maNnltHda 81.
RnHaiag crime in The inftaFs a.
temnts 10 wipe out 4 higher tyne af
civilization than her own. AnghMlg
who admirers freedom, justice and
the rights ~ smaller nations. after.
The pfotlaimead pattern OF Sir Ed.
ward Grey. must certainly aekn 4Wl
edge that Aus riaiiuhaary has not
either sorCibly or otherwise. Ger
manlzed her various natlonalties
which. Ruasin In her place. would
certainly have done.
AustriasHungarys mission In the
last has been that Of being "A bufwark
OF western Eurone and Occidental
Christianity against the brutal.
material invasion from the Orient.
and against all Oriental influences
endangering what we call Occidental
civilization.
II at times dissatisfaction has been
voiced by isolated fractions Of our
nationalities. this was local only and
due to our adoption Of too lenient
methods. We also, in a few instances.
may have earned ~lngratitude where
recognition was merited. But do not
.cverrate these instances and do not
underrate the cohesive strength OF
the Monarchy. Remember that even
H. Adams Gibbons, who is a cham
pion of the Allies cause saws in his
New Map of Europe "The Austro.
Hungarian Empire has been founded
upon sound political and economic
principles which far transcend a
single life or a dynasty"
x. In regard to the alleged Ger
man atrocities in Belgium permit me
to draw your attention to the fact
that our country declared war on
Belgium for the atrocities of Belgian
civilians against Austro-Hunearian
non-eombatants. This is what the
declaration of war contained in No.
LXVII of the Austro.H Hungarian Red
Book says "In view Of the recently
established fact that Austrian and
Hungarian subjects resident ii
Belgium have. under the ewes of the
ROYAL authorities. been treated in d
manner contrary to the most prim-
tive laws of humanity. and mad.
missible toward subjects of a hostile
State, Austria. Hungary-is necessarily
compelled to break or Diplomatic
relations and considers herself from
on in a state of war with
Belgium"
The balance of your remarks CON
Germs Germany more directly than
Austria Hungary and leave it there.
fore, to others better qualified than
II answer Won
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-21

FThat ls, We paid the Sultan the
sum Of 1900 900 crowns for the prayers
said on his behalf each year for
thirty years during which the occupa-
ton had lasted. That is not such a
bad record! n it3
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-01

label has been knocking at the
door for some time. He has started
earlier in the season, but failed be-
cause his control, like that of all the
other Cub pitchers but Vaughn and
Lavender, had been dropped off some
where in the south. He has over
come this wild streak and is now de-
pendable.
Vaughn is good enough to give
them all a tussle, and Lavender
should be ready whe nthe team gets
home tomorrow He was to have
Joined in Pittsburgh with Jimmy
Archer, but President Thomas held
the battery pair here.
Cy Williams has also found himself
on this trip, which this morning had
resulted in four victories, three de-
feats and a tie. The long outfielder
has begun to smash the ball as he did
on the training trip, saving off extra
base hits. He got single yesterday,
but should have had triple also
Johnston robbed him by supernat-
ural catch.
Jack Coombs isn't through. He
held Phillies to one run and Dodgers
got two off Rixey. Becker and KILL
fer each knocked three hits for Phil
lies. Luderus got the other two.
Miller Higgins poIed a homer and
triple, leading the Cardinal attack on
Benton and downing Cincinnati. Groh
got three hits.
Three Mackmen could hit Boeh-
ling, Walsh, Strunk and McInnis get
ting two hits each. Milan led Wash
ingto nattack with three safeties.
Baltimore never had a chance
aaginst Packard's good pitching. Kay
See peppered Smith and Suggs.
Cubs have released following men:
Pitchers Schorr to Terre Haute,
Buckles to Troy and Robbins to Fort
Wayne; Catcher Tyree, who has been
dicDOcod of IN on 11nnaOnnd foam
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-01

waits for luck to come his way Each
makes his own luck. Because of the
rivalry between the two men, each is
fighting the other at every opportu-
nifty. Cobb tried some of his speed
stuff on the bases yesterday, when
he raced from first to- third on bin
gle by Crawford.
QuinIan made a useless throw to
third and Crawford started for Sec
ond. Weaver cut down the heave and
tossed to Collins. Eddie had Sam
trapped. Cobb sneaked off third and
Collins shot the ball to Roth, mailing
Cobb before he could scramble to
safety.
Apparently Cobb forgot who was
playing second base for the Sox. Col
Inns outguessed him and made per-
feet play.
Fournier continued to hit. His sin
gle headed one rally and his triple
came with two on base. Faber held
the Tigers to three hits, being irwin
chile when men got on base.
Pitcher Bill Lathrop has been sold
by the Sox to Kansas City and In
fielder Baker has gone to Little Rock.
This brings Rowland's squad down
to the 25-player limit fixed in the
American league.
Give the Cubs some fair pitching
and that Bresnahan team will give
any team in the National league a
battle for top honors. In every other
department the club carries the
punch, and it is strong enough de-
fensively for all practical purposes.
But defense cannot be employed
when opposing batters are parading
around the base lines on passes, or
getting such soft pitching to hit at
that the ball can be maced fro be-
yond all fielders.
George label, Bresnahan's young
est regular, has pitched three con-
eoo1fiua oopoocR IF ho1I ,thof ORC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-26
ALLIED FLEET REDUCES FORTS AT ENTRANCE OF DARDANELLES
THE WAR SITUATION

2so:so mThe office tonight issued the follow  severely a battery of the
 
  tnue eunder Mesnl  battery blown  Asonne, a biockhouse
  peled 11:2o m)The official office
 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-26
MAY CALL SPECIAL
 SESSION OF SENATE
Wilson to Decide the Matter To-day.
 Wants Treaties Ratified

Washington, February 25-Whether a special session of the Senate shall be called by President Wilson after March 4 to consider the Colombian and Nicaraguan treaties probably will be decided by the President at to- morrOw's cabinet meeting. Many of the Presidents advisers are opposed to the special session, but the admin istration is very anxious to have the treaties ratified, and it was consid- cred probable tonight that Senate session would be called for March ,.
 Members of the Senate foreign relations committee were given to understand at Its last meeting that Colombia was be- coming very much aroused over the de- lay in the ratification of the treaty and was considering protesting to the powers unless some action was taken. The treaty
 which expresses regret that anything she uld have happened to mar the friendly relations between the two countries and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-26

providing for the payment by the United States of 25,000000 for Colombias loss resulting from the taking of the Panama canal zone. was ratified by the Colombian Senate many months ago.
 The administration also desires to have the Nfcaraguan treaty ratified particu- lerly because the government in that country Is said to be facing serious finan- oial difficulties unless it can get the money payment provided for in the treaty for the Nicaraguan canal route.
 II was understood the President hopes both of these will be ratified before tn. formal opening of Panama canal in July so that at that time entire friendship may exist between all the nations in America
 Although administration leaders believe the federal trade commission nominations can be confirmed before March 1. there i, certain to be fight on several of them No special session of the Senate woult be called to consider these nominations alone, however, since the President has been informed by his legal advisers thai he has the authority to make recess ap pontments in case the nominations fai at this session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-26
LACY MUST WEAR
 CONVICT STRIPES
Convicted Convict Clerk Will Be Put to Work On Bertillion System At Wctumpka

Montgomery, February 25.-tSpecial.) Theo Lacy, former chief clerk of the state convict department. who is serv- ing a V-year sentence In the state peni- tertiary for embezzlement, must wear stripes, as well as all other convicts who are not trusties.
 Orders requiring all convicts to wear stripes were issued today by the state convict department and must be put into effect immediately. The only class oi prisoners exempted from the provisions of the departments order are those who have complied with the regulations rela- tive to trusties.
 Lacy will be put to work on the Bertil- lon system at Wetumpks, according to reports. It is declared that he is unable to perform manual labor. and that clcr- ical position will be assigned him.