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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
'g9pRa I'M S6htensra6en.

Die iriNerias Sbdtisteit. bic ieben
Ishetlnebmer an ben Rdmpfsn D~ontdnbig
lin anIpru9 nimmt, IGbt supeiIen bod
3eit, bic @ebanisn abIdDeifen au laHen
lnb auf onbert @tnge al fon8sntriren.
Gin fhDnes geiIpiel ether folhtn acn5er'
trdtion Der @ebonisn auf pinenf4aftlihe
probIeme finbsn mir In Der eriten Wdrts
hummer Der pbpftaIif6n 3eif9rtft,
Ibertn srife 9fdttsr BilbniFe ~sefdaener
pbnTter brinetu unb uns tpieberum aet'
eerl, fuetne berheersnbe 2Hden ber Rriee
In bic Reibtn Der iiiugersn pb1iittr uns
dbldKig reibt..
Die 3eiiI@rifi sntbdlt ubet aud cine
Mrbeit zines iunesn pbpiiters, ber I'm
Gdiibenqrdbtu boz gpern liset unb bort
bic su folder Mrbett ~notbpeHbiet Wubs
aeFlnben bat. Rdtirlid fam ss Fh niht
am bic anItelnne tomplisirter Grperis
mente banbeln, Ionbern Iebislid I'm the'
prsEifAe ileberIsgungen, oeren MefaItdt am
Experiment eepraTt perbsn ulib. Grsbs
- 70 lit Der Ndme bes betrefftnben pbDs
filters - Bat bort I'M Sdibsugrubsn it4
#bsoretifh NIT benz @eTeb bts 0ufiDibers
ftdubss bsiddftlet. sinem btr f6tDisrisiten
8GpEtel btr pbDfit unb zines Der prdttiIh
ipimtigiten ma bente nur an bus
DIiseen fopis an bic 0Luebubnsn ber Ges
I4OHs. bic bur9 ben @insrfaHO, ben "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
Gins Council gInffs.

Guf getreiben beg Sangliugspel-
Gins Der 8ereinigten airden bat Der
Stabtratb cine Sroinaii8 erlaiieu,
iDonnh es Minoeridbrigen ber5oten
lit, einen offentliden Tan3 al beiii.
den. 8upioerbuuoeli6e leben litj
einer @traie alls. Our IN 8eeIei.
ting Der @Itern ooer Bormitn.
Der fonren junge iinntiinoige 2eutc
iolde 9ergniigungsplase beIu6eu.
SnFoIge oiefer 8eroronitng tper.
ben bon MN al Die fangen
2eute ipobL ugribottdn5e" beranltaI.
ten, woOurd Die Sode Die man Der.
.beiIern min, MIR nod perihlimmert
miro. GItcrn lollten ibren ainoern
.einfad bic EbeiInabme ufi6 Den 9e.
iud bon 9nn3pIdten berbieten uitO
O1rnad ersicben. sSn ben meiiten
8daen fin0 Die GItern ielbIt iditIb
Oarail, ipeltu bic &inber febl gebeu
Sn ben ineiiten omerifnniibet ia.
lien berridt 0er Mine Der ain0er.
Sic @ltern baben ntdts 5u iogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

p6asae pa fid Ter heHan.
Al amsflianii lf rnmflet atelsl
baH ufltfF om a. Hlai pan alsn.
liaft naii Afiiprbam aaiuht mifA
.0ui Neiehi BEE tfald8n Hbmifaillal
HI Afn Hawna %itliuebaiifn WlHl
MHiabl Hmerifonrf oH Nerh be-.
Idmplfts monhls ldi t%slearaphild
on ben dmerllanildign esuefnlicniuI
Etlnntr ~ QOnhbn hamii BE hlel'
Iltiahrt bea 2dlilte beitlamlal
cher msnialielib ibngn aaiai.rt mgt.
he. In enalanh Bu imaAgn nno Damn
oui Dem reaslrehicu Aoithoot bon
1iiburu nah Notieream wciictin.
iohren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
SodscitsaLOden.

@eitern idloB SRI. Qnnn 8reper
NIT &errn s. $oriporO, f716 3.
IL. Ctr. mobnboft ben 8uno fitrS
2eben. Gil tDrroen Inn 8 lt6r
nlorgeus BON Batter 9aeificils IN Der
ct. Sofepb's Stride getrnut. glm
abenO botten iid bieIe Jreunoe ulo
9efaunte oes jungeu 4nares einge.
funoen un0 pur0e I'M 9nnie oes
Serrn anton @reDer cine ioIenue
&od3eiisfeier 1bgebnlten. @ei &c.
fang, 5pieL uflD Gan5 gingen bic
Stnuben mir al raid bin. IS mur.
ben bieIe Gonite nllf 0ns itlnge
Baar oilseebrn9t. aud Die oSri,
biine" idIieBt li6 ben @%lldniinideh
an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
Nebraefaer bonn 9Iit aetabtet.

Hierce. 9tebr., %. g91i. Ser
cine Meile noroIid bon bier nobnerl.
Dc poblbabenoe 6arrier @illidm
Brazil erbielt aus go0D. BDoming.
Die gadridt, oaB bort fem Sobn
Qermonn pont gltt eridIogen iei.
9eide miro mad bier eebrabt.
Gas Mitgefiibl lit nlgemein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

Der Streit nm Sols
lois Iitsrarii6en Ra9IoB, Der felt
9ier Sabren sefii6rt tpirb. LIT nun
aolia 10 ssidIi9tet. oab Die Sra.
IN SolItoi, bic Dtttpe BEG S9rif>
eIers, iiber ale Mannftripte Sols
ois berfiigeu Oarf. sic bat Oas
iigeHtumsredt an Die S9riften benz
suiniantI9ep Z MtuIsum in Mostau
bgetreten, tpo Elm beIonberes Sols
81 3immer eingeridtet peroen
id. Die @rGfin bebdIt nur ouf
sbens3eit bic aufii9t iiber bic
5ammlungsn. Splitoi bate eigents
Il beitimmt, bab feline jingle
o9ter, @rGfin Qleronbra, Das @ers
gungsredt iber bic Werfe ibres
tiers erAdItsn lrls. dele @sltims
7siuzaL III s~arzaafnzan maxaAa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
epanien nab Der arisa.

Wldhri0, iber Nnris, =. Wi0i. -
DDS Qnbinett trat aeiterH glndmit,
tda uaiammpn, INT Bite 0nrA Den
Gtatritt StalieuS 1T hen ariea Der.
boraeuniene Aenoerung IN Der IN.
ternaiionalen Gage ST beiprehen.
9as aabinett einiete iih oii meb.
rere Mabnobmen, Die ieood nidi
p~eroffentlift muroen. IS beibt.
bah cine 0nbon Sponiern in mill.
t1rpilidtieein 9llter oen AufentbnIt
in triegfiibrenoen 2dnoern perbieten
ioQ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
eht Meinfan.

Die .TOrbbntI4e ans. 3ts." brddts
bisIer Gage Elm Bib aus Der rDdilp
Mems" iibsr bic youngersnotb4 in
Dtutfhlanb, auF benz ein LANCER BUG
Mrbsittr bargsFslt III, Die e. duf Gfsn
iportst. Gs bat f6 iebt berauseeIieIi
bub bieies Bib cine Deutfde Mufndbm,
III, bic i'm GeFdngsnenIdeer filr eneIiifp
3sipiIgefdngens In 0Dbsrib nufeenommer
1T. Gs iinb nIIo GngIdnbsr. bic sur
GFtnbertbeiIuns anostreten finb. Sc BE-.
fnnb Id nod cine Weqble9bardde auii
benz Bib, bod III bieis bon ben eng.
IGnpsrn sinfdA psoEsim4iEt lppznsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

m Der Cuff fnbsu, nidt nitpeisnilid mos
bifi3iert fperben. Denn Elm G0rper NIT
sbtner Gldds T9 in bsr gu bteier ients
rs9teu Nihtuns bur9 rubenbe 2uft Bee
peat, fpG6it Der DiberFunb. ben CT srs
f16rt, erfabrunesssmdB i'm Wsrbdltnis Der
@r0be sur 8ld9e, unb nit Der Geldpin'
bieteit i'm ouGDrdtiI6em Werbdltnis.
@rebe unterIuft nun ben einfuden Gc[t
eiNer fanenben treiSi0rmigen @9eibs, Eel
bsr bic gesen bic Gdpsre pirienbe Rrdfl
nur bobsr riibren fam, bub bic Dor ber
Gld9e auspsidenOs Cuff binter BITE BIGas
ubitr0mt unb bierbei an Der umgsbsnben
Cuff cine Rsibuns trfGbrt. Nns bisIsr
@oruusfebung gslinst es tim thdifddli4,
reduerif4 bds Obsu %.rtpdbnte @eiss fur
bieisn Gan dbSulsiteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

@enn Oas anee-eines unterneb.
mngsItitigen Mamnes ODER elmer
ioI1en 6rau auf Dies fdltD Die be-
gierig iin0, ibr @elo 81 berpierfu.
den, uno bereit, iofort fif au5l.
i6lieBen, 0ann ipiiroe i'd germ nit
i6m ODER ibr torreiponoieren ODER
fe perionlid treffen. Cine an.
nebmbare Eerion fam Iih on einem
@eiddft betbeiIigen, oos $50. bis
10000 iG9rlid umiebt. $1,000 bar
erforoerIid. aein GrInobefiB, feline
M1ine, feline 5piel. ODER Gern.ger.
mittlnng, ionoern cine fir 2ebens-
5eit cute @ei6Gftspropoiition. gerr
Grin3ipaIe baben g[ntbeile. Seine
glgenten ooer groter. 8enn sic
tein @eiddft beabiihtigen ODER nidt
0as 8elo BADEN, Damn fpart Die
Marfen inc meme 3eit. aOreiie
81, Omaha 2ribiine, Gmaba, gaeb.
1929
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

ar fi. Ntsf atHtaa. aA
H1 fH Nf'illff fs8N4 NilI.
f8 ftlfiftl iia8fla 80 ~
nk f lAKsa flsf ill
Ht fa1f8fa Ns
Ni Atsf sfifi itW H
ga NHs Na #
Nftls NfNANr4 NJ
asH felspn Ell faii# 8h lal
fsflsh rgfasl fl 81 a. alall.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
QeneS @inen.ltnaIad.

NarniRo, .. g.. %. U1oi. =
@eItern a6euo fdn0 in Der 9ieierDe.
Dtine Der 8eItern 5ueI 60. bier cine
@1ploiion BON @rubengaIen fat,
ourA Die % gergIeute ani6eineno
brridiittet uno getootet finb. 8rei
2eifen iinO bereits %geborgerJ mo
bat man ale Soffnung altf Netting
Der iibrigeR 10 bereits n~nfsegeben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

t+ Mnt
tlu ffflHisf. isA Na8f HiiaeA
sfn fam ssm Nst SER
Tat
hrh dlt Nf
II 8a elsu fat aaA eF Nsllls.
ltH alalifH ml WH sni Nfa
allm b. N%tflallfH nlal fff
eflaflai Ni sin fslli fslana
iH uiHHft rtH aH Nefs0m "a
3ifilfH HsfhmtiiiH nn Mahflb
.klF tg Aahf mftW hsgfila iW is
shfhHNtwi fftldifl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
sanfe Der arOnprinsentudter.

Berlin nber 2on0on, %. Mai. -
Die jiingIte Sohter Ses aronprinaen
lpurSe in @egenuart oes aaifers uuO
Der aoilerin ouf ben Nanlen Mlerans
brine Srene gctnuft. Der aronprin5
mar nidt onipeieno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
MathltrIAlt.

Hak. f8H MH tafH
Niaasst aala8 Fl.Hs Nl4ii'
"a *lsg Nslif 81
sflHt tif tf q
aHhff WHH ft
8f Nitit iA H
f#
ti. W 31
Nslf.fF
m Mf aals b
~
Mssil masat ~ nlstf
n mHFF fH
wv All 81
Nltailh aail bf aais I5
Mfiisimitsf kG4sa878
ffFf5 Hat aft HHdfif llan
mHif All t0 $50
fHllt eule ts aals f
.Tl8
Mii4aimatise sG.fn ZOO
f Nlsf8 N On 400.
itf AHts 1910 Ff8
sitf HdlaH tsNO no. sol
tai aaltgf sg n0 .fn15.
Nu1as 9iais uim s1u0@T9A
tot Huas, ts 00 Tn0
EMmtiaf ialnhr 6.f0n nlaffI
ENfhianti apf1l8 TA4t .6O
nah1lgr puia 1885,
shair 3nhfb 600. Nl1tlt 20
nlfbtidef.
Observation-Disclosures t0e0@tt 40.
Nohitef prfi5. pdmmar $3.50.
MERTON $1,000.
Colorado Mlrr Hammer si035.
Hammer. WGrft % niehriaer
@gihoreue leifie 50 l0-0.65.
Shmere So 90 20.
@eldor. Miiitrrihnic S550-625.
Colo. 6riibla .2dmmcr Sll.i5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
Ghitaau MarfiGtridlt.

Rinouirb- 3uiubr 1900. Worti
lieu bis lhpnh.
5dbrlinae 1925, eintae al $3.50.
ShlueiHe-3ufubr $4,000. Wlorfi
ieit, bis 8 nieoriger.
8urfihaittspreis S7.65-7.60.
Sohiter Freis $7.S5.
5dafe-3uiubr 5000. Marft %
nie0riger.
2Gmmer St0.25.
20 nieoriger.
9ommer $1,000.
@eihor. 91mmer $t0.65.
Woa -2dmmer $f1. 40.
COLORADO 9Gmmer Sit 80.
5riibIings@dmme $3.50.
Sanias Sin Martt6eridt.
9iinSbie6-3ufubr 800. @arft
lnugiam bis felt, Big 10 nie0ri9er.
20 Gors g3eoaoa mal5gefiitt. Stiere,
1886.
SabrlInge 1920.
Oklahoma $685..
aiibe. Mortt felt Bis %nieoriger.
Stoders, @arft felt.
5eeoer8, Narft felt.
aaIber, Marft felt.
SdiDeine-9ufubr $500. Morft
offnete 5--10 bober, S6luB 10 ME.
0riger.
Gurdi6nittspreis $7.50-7.75.
Soditer greis $3.50.
S6nfe-3ufubr 5000. Narft
flau bis id)fpa9.
2Gmmer $11,155.
ct. SOicpb Marft6eridt.
GinODieb-8ufubr 200. Mtartt felt.
SGbrlinge $3.50,
36weme-8ufubr 5000. Waurft
felt, bis 5 bober.
9urdldnittspreis $7.6o-7.7o.
&od5ter 9reis $7.75.
Sdafe-8ufubr LOCO. Morft felt.
8urdidnittSpreis .65
S0diter @reiS $40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
A6tuag babe
cine gnte Tarm!

On Mboming 1T cine quite Gorm
81 Derfduieb 240 ader Glahlnno,
s WaiIen bon Der gabn, 100 Mder
Sutn Weboiien NIT aorn mi0 Safer
tlfiu. Gin Sous NIT 3 3immern
un0 1 GROCER Stoa, 2 @etreioe.
Gheunen. adergpr1tbe; 8oifer umO
AOi5. gIle 240 9lder einae31lmt
NIT 3.fnd. Draft. stottet per
Mder $22-25, bic SdIfte boar,
Melt In 3--4 Sobrpn goit, G6nIe
uuo Stride In nGfIter Wdbe. Die
Melie ipirb be5nbIt, aber MIR, tDcnn
an8 shdcSdLcIien uir0. atsy
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

B. 8. wuru. oeutI6er OPT.
fer. 4ugen unteriuMt fir Bril-.
len. 443-5 8r1nhsis @eb1unr
@6. TbieI mndt bic 6eiteu
gIeioer in Omaha. 10 Q. t6. Cir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

.. 3. 8urn, oelitider Opt.
ter. augen utteriudt fit griIIen,
443-5 BranOeis @ebduOe. Gniab1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
Or, e. stnaOs, 9entTder 5ruaeu.
nrst un0 Gperat6r.

Meine mebr ais 20.idbriee Or.
fabrung bat bemielen. Dab bieIe
6rnuenleiOen obne Operation gebeiIt
Deroen fonnen fpern redt3eitig unb
tiftig beb1n6eIt. 622 4. @tnBe
t@aiidduietts @eb.) Siour Giis Ga,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
gisarren.

g3anfe 9obigator t5c, apei fir
25c, 8almeo SEQ 10c, 8. b. q. sc,
Sano Sobrifat. q. q. GGnei6er,
Oeutide Gignrren. Sobrif. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

@Obnbaus-bilie al berfoufen: Gin
5.simmeriaes @o5nbdus. 30i3
Siio Is. ape., Sie SGLfte baor. Sic
anoere 6dIftr ouf 8inien. gl1beres
bel SenrB Sdmis, Office Der 0ma-
ia Gribiine. IT..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

@ebrnndlte- eleftr. Motoren, golig.
l1g 20f9. Sc 8ron & @raD, 1f6
10. IS. Ctr. til.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

gNehielt ensrrm lanabiIdem gshk
In wel0 am".- shrclbs unb er.
fldrt Oh Sbr 9icb. Siabiamno.
iiide o0er 6ormlanb beiiBt Ibc
Canadian Securities. I22 MRr
Auiaht Wl0gs minneapolis. Wlinn.
9inc-S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

3n bfrmiethcn-Shon m0blicrtes
3inuner, 1917 @iIIiams ctr.
M. 26
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

Hdlnaa. psailat aafmttl Hilr
baben bier in Upomina lrsie $40
slider . a~simndildt wuis8 lulai.
torts naHa MnlIer mo eoli Hno
IaeiuMhga Alimd pofhanaen lin
Rabetes ihrebe man an u. M pe.
|ierieu @iueiiG @uo STUNT ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28
|KIalanBrt anlflaml

Npsianaf WfNnaNlt8e M
Sweet NsAifN "a hf W
m "a fsi ~ + #A
tatffa sHH N1
.HaA sia. saHf llll selHssft p
ms nt tlH aatt
MH lNl llIAll rs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

8esfs, aesfs, 9esfs, Tests, Tests
IS. 8. gteeO, 1907 Sarnnm Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-28

GbirDpraetic Spinal a0initments.
Gomdros, "a. & 6arnam. 9.3445
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-04

Freeze, an old-timer mining on this river has also had several pig clean ups.
 On Squirrel river, in the Kobuk country, George Stanley and others are in the money. In the Port Clar ence district the miners have all heen more or less successful, and with plenty of water on Candle creek the results have been very satisfactory. Pete Bernard is taking out good pay in the York district, and on Buck creek Walter Johnson has run into a big ledge of tin.
 The freighter Cordova left Nome on Friday, September "A, at Il D. m She touched at Seldovia, Port Graham, Latouche and Ellamar and will go from here to Seattle, via the inside passage. Her cargo includes 2,000 empty gasoline drums picked up to the westward; 560 tons of Latouche sacked concentrates; 800 tons of Ella mar ore and 500 tons of Kennecott ore. At the Shakan and Kassan canneries 23,000 cases of canned salmon will be loaded.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-04
Big Placer Strikes

Capt. Tom Moore. of the freighter Cordova, which was in port Saturday night, having come direct from Nome, reports that several big placer strikes have been made on Seward peninsula, which have resulted in creating stam- pedes to the new finds.
 The latsest find is on Norton boy, below Golovin A large body of rich pay dirt has been struck on Dime creek and the discoverers are taking out good money. Practically all of the ground in that neighborhood has been staked during the past few weeks.
 In the original delta of the Solomon river, about thirty-five miles from the famous beach at Nome, another third beach has been discovered. where the gold deposit is nearly PTS feet wide. carrying pay five feet deep
 Mining is active throughout Seward peninsula, according to Capt. Moore. He reports that the Fairhaven Mining Company, on the Immachkuk river, has sent two shipments Of gold of $50,00O each to Nome this fall. Hank
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-04
Arabic Controversy Nearing Amicable Settlement

NEW YORK; Oct. 4-Ambassador Bemstorf handed a from the Berlin foreign office Secretary Lansing Satur day which is said largely clear the for of uncertainty that has surrounding Gemanys position in the Arabic and which will afford basis for speedy settlement of the difficulties between the two countries The basis suggested IS not settled one is believed that the note will show the way taking up negotiations which will be satisfactory to both the United States and Germany.
 NEW YORK; Oct. 4-The new note delivered to Lansing by the ambassador Saturday the Arabic matter presses submit arbitration the question whether Arabic engaged hostile act when torpedoed by the German submarine The note also suggests that the if the verdict this question is against the German commander, that the question of indemnity also be submitted to Court of Arbitration.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-04
Uncle Sam to Continue Building Dreadnaughts.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-The government has been official
 y advised by the American ambassador in London concerning the effectiveness of the Anglo French campaign against the German submarines. According to the information received fifty submarines have been captured by the allies lately by of submarine telephones and entangng nets assist ed by the of special mines armed rawers fast going boats and aeropanes As result the British longer look upon the submarine menace, and the information ceved by this government has been deemed important that immediate conferences held by the powers in the Navy Department resulting in the determination to continue the governments policy of building dreadnaughts.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-04
Russians Holding Their Own In the East

PETROGRAD Oct 4-The fighting in the eastern theatre of has resulted mpasse The have made few advances isolated points, while they have been compensated for by Russian at other portions of the front Along practically the entire line it be said that Russians holding their The Germans have been repulsed Mna Seruyoe At many portions of the line the fighting has been close and whenever this occurs the superiority the Cossack cavamen has been evident Uhans have been unable to withstand their wild attacks and German troops have been cut to pieces
The Cordova daily times., 1915-10-04
Austria Preparing Ultimatum to Roumania.

AMSTERDAM Oct At is taken here, from what can be between the lines in certain Austrian and German papers, that Austria is preparing to deliver utmatm to Roumana the question of the latter countrys refusal to permit the transportatons of and supplies her terri tory into Turkey The ultmaum is looked upon part of concerted scheme for embrong Roumania the conflict at the request of Bulgaria. who wishes territory taken by Rouman which act has always ranked the Bulgaans the loss of Asace Lorraine has always rrated the French
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Bulgarians Concentrating Near Serbian Border.

ATHENS, Oct 1t is reported good authority here that the Bugarans which have been dispatched from Sofia large numbers the week moving in two columns to the and south One column is headed for the Serbian border and the other is marching in the direction of the Grecan iron tier From what be learned of the of the troops it is thought probable that the principal point of concentration for the Bugarans will be along the valley of the upper Sowma nnar thn Serhian hnrder
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Subscriptions Rolling In To Anglo French Loan.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-The subscription to the big Anglo French loan coming in fast and the banking syndicate handling the matter for the foreign commissioners today pressed themselves we'll pleased with the progress of the loan far Among the subscriptions noted large number of Jews The Jews subscribing heavily to the loan and individual taking exceedingly large portions ot bon The bonds when sold will be listed the New York Stock Exchange and the interest eren will be payable Tn American money.
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BJJL CARA TO FORCE R0UMANIA IN WAR

has urged the allies to increased activity in France and Bel g where the heavy ber eXerted against the Ger lines tends prevent the Teutonic allies from
 ing their proposed invasion of Serbia Many of the British papers, besides urging the continuation of the western offensive openly advocate that Greece and the allies should strike quickly and wait until Bulgaria takes the initiative believing that
 the first blow is half the battle.
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Arctic Explorer Held as German Spy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4-Dr. Cook the noted Arctic poe and hero of the polar controversy with Peary arrived in this city today from the Orient and told how he had been seized
 d held prisoner German spy by the Russians Burma when he his way to climb Mount Everset After his identity ascertaned which took week before the authorities satisfied Dr. Cook returned into India and plored the interior
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PARIS, Oct All along the battle line in France and Belgium the fight between the Germans and the allies raging today in what is described the greatest artillery duel in the
 history of the world The fight in its ninth day. and week estimated that three million shells artillery of both sides The French aeropanes have been doing service in scouting and have also raised havoc with the German lines of communications many air bombs having been dropped trains of supplies and the heretofore
 eled concealed artillery of the Teutons Tn fighting around Verdu, the Germans have brought hue gun into action which has a range of 23 miles.
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Teutons Have Small Force Along Serbian Border.

PARIS, Oct 1.-The reports which have been current corning the immense concentration of AustriaGeman along
 the Serbian border for the purpose of invading that country been proven to be erroneous From reliable information received is learned that the euons have not than sixty thousand troops the Serbian frontier along the Danube and the Save.
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Germany Requistiones All Horses and Blankets.

BERLIN Oct 4-The German government has requistion- all the horses and blankets south Geaany for the ot army The cavalry horses have suffered heavily in the fighting Poland and the animals will be used largely by that branch of the service
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BURCIAREST Oct. 4-Buleria is mobiIzng all men under the age of fifty eight and the intention of the Sofia is evidently to throw all her of men into the fight grand endeavor her opponents by of numbers Bulgarian artillery large numbers is be ing massed the frontier of Romana along what is known the Dobruda border in the Sstra which section of Roumana at one time part of Bulgaria Part of this country taken from Bulgaria in 1873 and the remaining portion after the Balkan It is felt here that Bulgaria and her allies the Central powers contemplating attack Rou mania only for her refusal allow the passage of munl lions into urkev also it thought that Germany and Austria have promised Bulgaria the return of the Dobruda for the country assistance during the present
 Allies Demand Declaration Bulgaria's Intentions.
 IQNQQN 4-Al homo of nreyentin@ Buloaria from
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tack north of the village of Loo has been repused by the Germans, who inflicted heavy losses the British troops The office in it's bulletin issued this morning also stated that
 the French attacks in the Champagne and Artos had been pused and many prisoners taken.
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LONDON Oct. 4-The fighting along the western front still in full force Latest advces the effect that
 the Germans have been unable despite the desperate they using the French advance the Champagne country The Germans here have been heavily renorcd and their artillery subectng the French trenches continual hOmbardment.
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been abandoned by the allies note prepared demand
 ing that Bulgaria make open declaration of her intentions and that she explain who being menaced by the mob
 zaon of her troops Great numbers of Bulgarian soldiers being massed along the borders of Greece and Serbia.
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300.00O LOST FURIOUS BATTLE
Millions In Fray-Greatest Artillery Duel History Raging

100000 have been killed. Two hundred German guns have been taken Berlin claims to have captured twelve thous and British and French troops while the losses of the allies killed and wounded are exceedingly large.