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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
vGitel Trib" 3nr
Abfabrt berett!
MannIfaft luartet nur mod nnf Sas
aOmmanoO init gpIlOampf
ODrauw

Sem Bort Stems, 8. 9tpriI. -
Sier fragt man ii6 immer nod, uir6
Der 6ilfstreu3er DGitel Srib" ben
6ieiigen Safen berlaiien2 Sails er
.ptrtli6 Q gelorore er6alten fat,
oonn lit alf Dem Sdiffe oaes be.
reit, iofort it Gee 5lt itefen. Sob.
len uno 95r.uiant Bat oa8 S6iff ge-
mug, Inn oo8iei6e bis gum nGditen
6euti6en Safen 5u brtngen; bte W1a.
idinerie lit ousgebeiiert, uno sic
9ffi3iere un0 @}onni6aft itn0 felt
enti6loiien, Dem Sdidial bic Stirn
5u bieten. @eItern g2admittaa
berri6te Die gr6Btc Spounung I'M.
ter Der 9lanniAait; iie 9Iaitbt oaB
Die gGbfobrt baIo erfol9en miro.
3enn bic Qauer fin Den 2lutent1alt
oes areu6ers inn bieiigen Safen
ideint bol0 obgclauien al ietn.
8rouBen Dor Dem ISafen barren
fcinolide areu8er ouf ben beitiGen
SiliSfreu5er. ltm i'm uniddOli4 5lt
MAIDEN.
Sicr beiBt es, ooB me6rere oeut.
i6e 3anpfer i'm Saian bon Stem
gort rtter 0ampi Iiegan, Inn H1
Die gtbneienbeit Der britii1en arelt.
5er 81 gtitbe 8li MAIDEN, rno einen
Dur6brudsoeriud 8u tuogen glme.
rifdniide srie95idiife baIten Bodt,
oamit Die oelltiGcn S9iffe mdt
o9ne alarirungspapiere Den Safem
perloiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
gLndl cine arirasfplae I?

gIeiu.gJOrt 3. glpril. = ,5m Bnns
6esoiitriftSgeridDt lDuroe Beute Der
glutrag geitcllt, iibtr Oas germGsen
Der Snteruatipunl @ercmtilc Niari'
nc So. ha8 aoufarsperFabreu 5u er-
0ffurn. Der @efellidGft seb6rt cine
;ylotte BON 119 9ampfi6iffen nuS
iolen iidl bic aufgelnnfeneu Sdnl-
ben aitf S52, ,774,000 belaufen. ,0ier
mnrOe bsnte erflart, bah audi bieier
1yeblidlas NIT Dem enrOpaiideu
Slriese 5riammenBiuge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
grpan ais sitdjtods OjceenfanoiOat

@oi6ington, 3. glpril, aaum
6otte iih bier Die 9taAric6t berbrei-
tet, oaB 9unocsieHdtor Sitdeod
nGditeu 0}oHtaa nah Omaha 5uriid.
fc6ren tperoe, ais and i6on oas @e-
riidt auftarbte, oaB StaotSiefretdr
@ruan glmoesienotor Sitdcod ben
Sib i'm Gent itreitig MAIDEN tperoe.
5efretdr Brpau mill ittter alien
llmitdnoen Serrt SithcodS @ie0er.
mail perbinoern. 3a ii6 o6er teiu
aeeigneter Damn in gle6rasfa fin.
bet, Der ibm ben 5ts itreitig MAIDEN
fam, 10 lit S8rpan anaebli6 ent.
idIoiielb ielblt gegen ibn 3u fanbi-
oieren. 0ie 9legierilna tpilroe Iih
ireuen, 9rpm aus Dem &abinett los
5u tperOen; o6er nrd 6err Sith.
cod lit tpegeu ieiner Obltrilftions.
politif beim 8r1iiOenten iuo oeiien
fSrelmoen nidt gut aneeidriebeu.
aonute iie @rpan uno Sitdcof 3l
aIei6er 3eit los tperoen, oonn mir.
DC iie 5uei 5liegen nit einem 5dIag
trefien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
Gnffraaetten in glnfrn6r.

Chicago 3, glprtl. Cine geIt.
rige geriamnLIng 6er 5uffraaet.
ten in eiHeu bieiigen abeater ilber
Stellnnenabme 8u Den beri6ieoenen
,5taottanoioaten ipur0e ldlieBlid)
oerort erregt ooB Der @orbana ME.
oergelaiieu un6 bic 8oli5ei nm Gin.
idreiten gebeten meroen mubte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03

eOu6On, 3. gIpril. Sente am
friibcn Wiuraen luurOe Del 0cUon.
fibre Der 6ritiide 9ampfer ,eof.
luouO" fnr3 nud Oem gIuslanfen
Don einem bentidsn 5audbpot snm
1iufcn gebradIt. Die YiaHnIdaft
tOnate gerettet iucrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
gerIincr etrciflidlicr.

Berlin. 3. 9lpriI. Die lleber.
ieeiife 0afridten. glgelttur in Ser.
lin gdb geitern inter an0erem Sol.
geuoes aus Der idpei8eriid]e Gberit
WtiIler erfldrte nad elmer 8eii6ti.
giing Der oeiltifen milit1rii6en Gin.
ribhiugeiL bas Seer befinoe it'd in
our6aus gutter gerfniiirng, uno es
ieien feline epioemiiden aranfbetten
borbanoen; gan3 beionOere8 Sob 8oIlt
Der Gberit Der metbooii6en 9ebau0.
lung Der acknowledgement oeren
arafte ourh 9 nnaitiide llebungen
aamGblih mieoer eeitGrft meroen.
Bon Gas golmoS, annariihe s5n.
ieln, lit IN Maori6 Die gla6ridt EN-.
getroiien, oaB Der 8urnpfer a0la.
ce0onia@ bon Der Saaburg 9lmerifa.
2inie bon BORT abgefabren lno ben
Dor 0ein Sofen nif Der 2nuer liegen.
ben britifhen aretaern ertfonlipen
lit. uMaceoonio4 Z 1T no1 iiib.
amerifaniIhen @elD1iiern obgefa9.
rem; bic Snoimg beitebt aus Dor.
rdtben Die, mie man glou6t filr
oeuti6c siriedsidific beitintmt iino.
MiniiterprGltbent 9lsquitb bat
poriibcrgebeno BITE 9lmtsgeIhdfte Oes
britilden Wliniiters oes gleuBern,
Cir ebmarb @reD, il6ernommeu, Der
Iif pe5tpnngen iab, einen flir3en ltr.
laiib anuitreteH. (Sofientlid foIet
oieiem llrIaub Die Reiignation bic.
Ies Gr5Iltmpen, Der itnier ihones
01terlan0 IN ben inaunermoroenocn
Slrieg 9eitiir8t bat)
gln6 ans gltben bier eingetroife.
men geridjten ba6en bic 8cb6roeu
bon Gnurn1 (aletnaiien) beiAloiieH,
Bic StaOt eber 3u berbrennen ais
Iie 0urd Die glaiirten beieben au
IaIien. gie boben an berihieoenen
SteIlen glieoerlogen NIT erltBiinoba.
rem Wloterial organiiirt. glle lin.
tertbauen oer 2dnoer Ser glaiirten
lin0 III Beb1noen al Der gSniier.
faute nntergebrodt inoroen, onuit
Iic gum 8iel Der JIottenaeidiite mcr.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
seine 6nnaerpreiie in 0entidlIanb.

Berlin, 3. glpril. 9oB in
0eutidlano feline Sungerpreiie berr.
iden uno Die Soffnung ieiner Sem.
oe, e8 burd ole 3otb i'm SSnnern
auf Die aniee 8u atpiugeu, at ihans
Sen fueroen muB, benefit foleenoe
itntiitiide 3uinmmenitelllmg iiber Die
gtabrung8nittel I'M gei6; Jm Sc.
6ruor mar Der 3oppel5entlter @et,
5en I'M 3ur6i6nitt au 1850 @tart
berfauft, Der DoppeI5entner &ogger,
mebl 81 31.3 01arf, 8eiaenbroO 5tt
71.3 8fennig per ailograuuL gtog.
geubroo gu Ais 99fennig per ailo.
gramm aartoffeIn 81 9.72 Dart
pro DoppeI3entner, Butter 5u 3.3t
pro ailoaramnL Gier 5u t2.1 9Bfen.
ig Oos Stiid, 0tiId 5u 22.4 Bfenttig
pro Sitter, Sol6 gu 22.6 gfennig pro
ailogromm, Sorttoble 8u 81 9Sfer.
Mig pro SfilogrontttL 8ei6fobIe ol
t.18 Wtarf pro Doppelaertner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
9lmeritaniihc sOlOaten 0nge0riffe

glmeritnniifc SolOaten angeariffcn.
GOloH, 9Scnnma, 3. glpril.-(finc
ameritaniifc GatrOnille, 6eite6cnS
ans oem &urpOral 4augOOn BON Der
8nuOeSfiiitcn. Qlrtilerie, un6 B Sul'
OGteu iuurOe Dpn einem Oard Die
gerbaftuna bun 6etrunfenen Sul0a'
ten aitigersgten gOlfsbGnfeu tbGtIih
angegriffen. Der aurpDral wnrOe
lin @erlnufc Oes Streites eridJOiien,
ciner Der 5OlOateu idJmer nuS Die
anOeren leidter UerpunOet. Der
9lnfrn6r errigHete iid i'm Gieiigca
iOaenannten aaenberluin'9 9iitritt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
@rnfer 9iamnntrn. .0ie6ifnIl[.

9lns einem Gaidentndlc, in benz
iie Dor Sem 3nbettscbcn i'm S6laf'
hagen eines glOrtbmeitern 3nges
lire Giamnnt-S6rriugc i'm 8ert6c
bon $1,000 cingeWifelt bate, iunrOen
5rau s.. u, 9rurh 2i20 Gpagl0S
Str, Oieicl6en gcito6len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03

8oIbin8tou 3. glpril. Die tiir.
tii6e Gegierung bat Die nmcrifani.
fde erindt tiirfiiden llntertbanen
m Wlerito SduB angeoeiben al lai.
icn. 8lDei sprier iolIen nuee6li9
IN Ulerito erploroet luoroen ieiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
DtnIldt l6Ia0tn
tat AHgri8t dbl
Ha sfiafalihff HwlnH m 5i
ffG Hm afFistaf Raaba
Aaf8aiHffahfh

Hllu, g antli IsaaiishHafl
Vtea ami mflhh haIt
6sl8gHtU
tn HW'aH tft tfIalH hIt
Nlaaffa5i sdtm afaaiHtlRbttf.
mfiag ti 6falitta lfaBem or
3t MsB bHtsifa umN ih alt
ad 9fhlihlad 1a HHhs mHttt
afm0f'n Hab fFliH l6mt GffIuat
If hHmablAt HuanH aai mnlfrt
tfllanatn In btm tt Nsir WalNt
mnFbt pou aaB ablfIhIaau 1lt
0taaloitn afliign nnluf sltIlnnatu
aai htu AabahtH iablldi uan Nit0tf
1tpa6 mtltlia Hun Nulbanita, au,
mHlben itbnai uaitF iilmufn Nt.
lnilu juradagialIaatu
Ani BEN hillialta arifasldau.
plahr bat iidl nidits pou Atlaaa w.
aaraaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
aeine Qnttnldle fiir glmeritn.

8oibington 3. 2lpril. 9lrfe
glnitrenglmgen Der omerifonil9en
&egierung, ole oelltife au bcloegeu,
Die @infilbrlng bon 9Sottoide. Gin.
ger aii oeitntten, iinb bisber pergeb.
lih gepeien. Ole llridAe Der @ei.
gcritng Deliti4lau6s lit nidt be.
fannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
fnalanO ii6rrnimmt 9IntO.G06rifen.

e.lasgUlU, 3. April. - Vile glIttos
mDbil. 6abrifationsanlasen iinS uOm
bentigen Gage an unter glnFiift Der
3egiernna seitellt. SIS 1T Oies cine
SSplgc bes 3SlaneS Der 9legierung
aac 5abrifen 3n ii6erncbmen in be.
nen ariegsmateriGl bergeitellt per-
bon fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
Spinn qeniaLntnr-

Sm S1uie ipuroe bic Bia, tpctfe
ben 8ioerruf oes partetloien 0lifl.
teripabLgeiebes poriiebt NIT 63 ae.
gen 81 Stinlnen ongenommen. Gait
iammtIi6e 3cnlctraten itinilItea Ops
aeA ...
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
Quiitania a6aeialren.

gleiu NOrf, 3. Qlpril. = Der Gn'
narbOampfer 0qniitnnia" ftGr bcnte
BON lier init 375 aaiiitcnpaTagieren
mad giDerpOol nb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
"a NJ at9 0lEneraIIIIImn9 laIIrt

gie loft bee lStnrrallhimub lofire.
Barrie, 3. April. sfutraliht
ma 9oiirc bat atiteru NIT hem
tttoaia gIbsft bon 8elaitu eine
linierrrbnua athnb, nn0 babel st.
iaat, oah Der Sirisg balo Bn tBnu.
zen Der gliliirten 80 6nbe arbtu
mersr. 3u elmer bitsbe5Halidlen &c.
ptidlr ans 7nutirdeu heiht e.: p@c.
nrrnlihimnS 3ofirt beiudlts bas BEL
aiidlr 0nuptauarticr nuO oeFurirte
mebrerc belgiidle Cifijiere init Oem
arrn3 Der SbreuleaioH. 1abri belt
or cine glnipradle an Den aouig uOH
Sclairu nno bic belgiidIeu Gffijicre,
in mcldler er berOorbOb, ban Der
aries balO ~ 0iauiten Der gllliir'
ten entidliCSen iein Diro." (9ns
gra6leu bat er OFfeHbar Oem Brazil.
bannes Suffre abgelernt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03

sdilfW ltha htN tGiii1H l'N'ff'fPs
lauifn 1aFE1dlilB nad dtll.
Itr1ma l9fu dbgHiidl aIdi nl.ier
ttlInut matoul
Nuiita Hfatu, iuit atm59aIIh
Qclroarah. ubcr gmAon 8 gprli.
Eds uHHidle arleasumt Dot ne.
iern aibrn0 iolaul0c Faesmplonn.
gen beridiltt agIm gliaHa beliuoen
Nh uHiere Iruppen ant om nor.
maride nod Der outiden @reuse.
Alir triebeu sic Deltihen eurraiiA
grud Ite admpfe IN 0en aor.
patbeu aeiialten iid) Bu miern @lm.
item Tje poI0uia (3cbirgatetic lDur.
Dc BON uuiercH Gruppcn I'M 5hirm
arnontmcu- Wlebrere 6iterreidiidle
8egcnnagrifie wltr0en BON uns ob.
geidlageH. 8ir uahmen geiteru
2300 Nlann geianaen lmo eroberteu
5 @taicbinengemehre Gs Bat fh
berausaeitellt. DAB ms IN Dem @e.
iedt nabe ebotin Ole ~. Sonbe0.
1iDiiiou aegeniiberiton0. Bir mad.
ten iiber 80 Cfii3iere m0 1000
giann 5u @efnngeneu. (llno gerdoe
bel 6botin mar es, mo 0en 9iuiien
bon Den Geiterrei6ern cine gdeoer.
loge 6eigebra9t muroe.)
aOuituutinupel Der 3aufayfcl.
Berlin 8. glpriI. g2od Ser &c.
tcrsburger 3eitrlng .9iieti6" 1T Die
neittrale Soltung @riedenlanos oen
3meden Der Ruiien ourdans GIN.
itig. Ga ndmli6 Die 65rieden ben
geiib oes 8osporus nit aonltantino.
pei eritrebep 10 lei oie @efa9r Dor.
6anOen, Dab eiil eculeiriarues Dor.
geben Der giuiien mo ajrieden BEL
Dem glngrtff oitf oieies 3ieI 8u ge.
fdBrli6en Gei6ungen fibre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03

Berlin 3 apul lllebcr Con.
bou) 6hni Cifi8ierc 6Rr mnub
fnuilden armeG melde iu 0Wttleu
Socrc beu SftIcN dls eebbahtcr mlt
modlicH. hnbcn bultr per Nube Bic
g4eiiung erbaltm i8iort nod 0eu
@er. Siaaten yriit5uie5rcu. Gieier
NgiebI tam oeH Giii5eren Gau3 ibers
rnidt hem iir becbfdltigem bits 8u
en0c 0es arieges i'm 0attihcn 3eere
3u beuUetlen 9u6aeuonncn BON
Oieier cr0er 1T C6eritlcutuaut So.
icph 6. 9ubu Der ais 9ladiolaer
bee @iajors 2angborne ais 0hliiar.
attade bet Der ameritunIiben BOT.
idDait hulgirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03


Wt UHfr reHa6H 3 Hpul
fds 0flfa emit bdt 3lQcHa bt
iami d1debeH; oft.h uom H@Ii.
beu Nah tn oM QatHalhu hetitia
8t.iFH alube nadiaem alle ntlHlhm
Au0uiie abl1idloatt mor0tn pargn.
lc.iII0 1rn ben onarcu8enoeu slb.
tbetlm arlilen DE 8uiitu aber mie.
oer mil afobcr llrtermddt an. an
acr gmtal arer5c yuiIdFu Qriiib uH0
lnigilet mur0u bic dnBreiicn0et
9iulIeu Hiriidactriebet Sn 5cbn bis
i5 @Iie0eru grtii Der 5ein0 NAB
reno 0eg gonlcn Iaars iuicre stel.
uugcn ani bts gum aben0 mabrte
Dos bIutiae Rtngcn, olS mir Die
Ruiieu oui olln 9lutften qeuorien
boiien. Der 6eino mubte iih 5l.
rild3ielen; auf Dem iuolihiten Ibeil
Der BeiehtBlinie arteta Der 9tut3ug
.oer Auiicu in 6luht 1us.
Sn Bnlcn in0 mi meitlihcn ga.
li3ien bat iih nidtS bon ge0eutuna
ereignet. Gin ruiiiider 9attongriff
an Der unieren gtioa brad urter I'LL.
ierem 6euer 3liammeu.
9entifes Gieidiunber in Der Sitiee.
2onOon 3. glpril. - s5n Ser Git.
fee uno I'M 8ottuiiden @oIf emf.
pideIn oeutihe @eidnaoer pieoer
cine rege &bdtigfeit, oifeubor in Der
abii6t, Die aiiite 6iuIanos un0 DER
baltiiden 8roDin5en oes ruiiiIhen
Reids our6 eine i9arfe 8lodaOe ab.
5uiperren SSn Der g1dbe Der fini.
ihen StiiIte itn0 oeuti6e llnteriee.
boote geneloet moroen. un6 Elm glil.
griff ideint geplant gu iein.
ytorolt6 Der Alono. S5nieln pur6e
Elm 0eutideg @eidpooer gefi6tet.
glebrere i6ipeOiide uno oduii6e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
geraeIten OIIeides mIt 0lIeidtm.

Berlin, 3. 9lpril (i5uuteuberittl
Die llehcrIeeiide glahridtcn-
aaenhr 6eridltet bciite inter an6e.
rem ToIgen0es. o;yn geantiportung
Der stritif a1glii6er gldtter iiber
oas 8orge6en Der oelttihen 9uud.
boote ben 6anoelsihifien gegeRiiber
ingt Die ngtorooetltihe aagenleine
3eititng4 oaB oas 8orgeben Der
9auhboote poaouf berehtiat lei.
Genn perihicoentlib iei in biuter.
liitiger geelie bon ben 6ilbretn Der
&onoeIsboupfer Der geriu6 ge-
nia9t tporoeu Die 5oudbootc gu
ranlnel uno gu berienfen. 2ie Gel.
fune fragt, ob iene engliifjen Sdii.
ie, pelhe Elm Inldboot 3eritorteib
Der g]eiaBung 6eiielben 3eit gegeben
tdtteu, oas Iolhbcot Bu berlaiien,
nm ibr geben 5is retter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03
CCltrrrridDrr luantcn
unO lDtitbrll nir6t!
Irob BrODsr llrbrrmadt DrrDru Oit
Olnlirn ON Yrntb nltD Der 9utr'
Itrr glanjenO gri6I0Brn!
1tnlIats @tIanaOtr on Der rnIEIfsn ahnd

saih HHb bau he'ifa liulfrltf.
basitn auala6liln aah bsll.
I5am1 lbfr dbmllal a.di plier
belln0i matbuf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27
PRESIDENT SENDS
SYMPATHY MESSAGE
Expresses Sorrow Of the Country in
Telegram to the Ac.lng Mayor
of Chicago.

Chicago, July 25.-Acting Mayor
Moorehouse of Chicago today received
the following telegram from President
Wilson, at Windsor, vt.
81 am sure l speak the universal
feeling of the people of tie country in
expressing my profound sympathy and
sorrow in the presence of the great
disaster which saddened so many
homes"
A cablegram from Sir Thomas Lip
ton said:
81 am greatly shocked to see by the
days newspapers tie catastrophe tnat
has fallen on your city. My heartfelt
sympathy goes out to those who have
lost their dear ones. If you start a
relief fund put me down for $1,000"
A message Of coincidence came from
the organization of the Gen. Slocum
Survivors of New York.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27

We know something about that bank
equalization question. We lad to pay
to learn. Two York county banks that
were liberal customers of ours with
drew all relations from US merely be-
cause we gave the public the cold facts
in regard to the matter. Such IS our
deliberate opinion. And we have had
occasion to study the whole subject as
carefully as a lawyer. We Lave no
hesitation in saying that n our opinion
Assistant Attorney General Dominick
understands the situation thoroughly,
and we do not think that Fraser Lyon
is capable of helping him great deal.
-Yorkyille Enquirer.
At any rate it would scarcely be con-
sidered exactly the proper proceeding
to have lawyer come in case with
another lawyer when the two had not
conferred about the case. They might
contradict each other and make very
embarrassing situation. But the law
is very clear tat when additional
counsel is employed for the State it
must be done through the attorney
generals Office, Mr.. Lyon, who has
held the position of attorney general,
should know that as well as any one
else. We know t3at Mr.. Dominick
would not go into so important case
without thorough preparation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27
R. F. HAYNSWORTH DROPS DEAD
President First National Bank of Sum.
ter Expires Suddenly in Biz
mingham Station.

News and Courier.
Birmin CHAM, Ala, July 23.-Robert
Francis Haynswordl, president OF tne
First NationaI' bank Of Sumter, S. c..
dropped dead here early this morning
at the terminal station, while waiting
to catch a train for his lone in South
Carolina. Death was due to heart
failure.
Mr.. Haynsworth, with his son, Rob-
ert Francis, Jr., was returning from
Shreveport, La, where the two had
been visiting tie older Haynsworth
brother. They reached Birmingham al
$50 this morning and were waiting
to change trains when Mr.. Hayns-
worth became suddenly i'll. He died
within a few minutes.
The deceased was prominent in
South Carolina banking circles, and in
addition to being president of tie Sum
ter bank was a director in other IN
stitutions. His remains were shipped
from Birmingham this afternoon to
South Carolina.N
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27
w. s. Wightman.

Saluda, July 23.-W. S. Wfghtman,
one of the best known citizens of Sa-
luda county, died at his home few
miles from Saluda Wednesday after
noon. He was stricken with paralysis
Saturday afternoon while in mis- buggy
on his way home from a barbecue at
D P. McCarthy's, and never recovered
consciousness. He was near 68 years
of age. Mr.. Wightman was soldier
in the War Between the Section, en-
tering the army when mere boy and
serving the entire four years. He was
county superintendent of education of
Saluda county several years.
Mr.. Wigntman was married twice,
tie first time to Miss Bodie and the
second time to a Miss Herlong, both
of this county. He is survived by his
wife and eight children by his
first wife and four by his second, as
follows: Mrs. Frank Matthews, Sena-
tor G. W. Wigntman, Mrs. G. T. Crouch
and Cantey, Gladys and Mary Alice
Wig.tman of this county and Wesley
r. Wightman of Greenwood, wv. r.
Wightman, principal Of the Carlisle
High school; Frank Wightman of New
berry, Mrs. Pickens Brooks of Green
wood and Mrs. Mile Livingston of
Orangeburg county.
The deceased was nephew of-tne
late Bishop Wig-tman of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South.
The burial took place at Emory
church Thursday afternoon, the fu-
neral services being conducted by the
Rev. o. A. Jeffcoat.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27

Hon. John l.. McLaurin does not
count for much with the politicians;
but he is growing stronger with the
people every day.NYorkville Enquirer.
That's because the Hon. john L. Nc
Laurin has a message and very i'm
portant message in which the people
are vitality interested, and they s-ould
give heed to this message. If the
people of the South do not wake up
and do something to take care OF tie
coming cotton crop conditions will be
worse than they were last fall. n1ey
have an opportunity to do something
and that something is contained in the
message of Senator McLaurin. At any
rate what he has to offer is worth con-
sidering. He will speak at Pomaria
next Friday. The people of Newberry
county will be given the opportunity
to near him on this occasion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27

Kovno and Grodno, at tie lines OF COM
munications between Warsaw and the
northern interior Of Russia. These at
tacks are being deli cred for the most
part by the cavalry and doubtless Will
be met in due time by concentration
of Cossacks
The French report another success
in the Nasges at Ban de Sapt, where
they claimed to Lave taken more than
500 unwounded prisoners. The Ger
mans admit the loss of trenches there
There is no diminution in the Ital-
ian offensive along the Isonzo' river
which the 1taliap|say is progressing
favorably for ITEM, but which the Aus
trians declare is meeting with no sue
cess.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27

The auditor has a very important
announcement in this issue to the
trustees in which special school taxes
have been levied. The trustees of the
schools in which these taxes have been
levied should readily cooperate with
TIE auditor in this matter.
There is another matter in which the
trustees and the auditor might help
the schools, and that is going over tie
books and getting the dogs and polls
due to each district credited to that
district. The law requires that the
dogs and polls in each school district
be credited to d2at district and that
the trustees see to it that all the dogs
and polls be placed on the books. As
the matter has been worked, the dogs
and polls have been apportioned
something after the custom of appor-
tioning the three mill tax. The pur-
pose of the law is to give the trustees
an incentive to see tnat all dogs and
polls are on the tax books.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27
Sunday School Convention Saturda

Sunday School Convention Saturday
The Sunday school convention fol
No. township will be held at Cros:
Roads church, Saturday, July 31st
1915, beginning at 1O:30 a. m.
Following is the program:
Address of welcome, ]. S. Werts.
Response, W. A. Mcswain.
How to Make Bible Study Delightful
Rev. T. C. Croker.
The Home and the Sunday Schoo?
Harnessed Together, DR.. E. C. Jones.
How Can We Improve Our Township
Work? lMr. J. S. Dominick.
Dinner on the ground.
Is the Union Sunday School a Sue
cess? Mr.. Arthur Kibler.
Factors That Make for Christian
Citizenship; (a) The Home, Mr.. Jno
C. Goggans; (a) Sunday School, (b)
The Secular School, Rev. S. P. Koon;
(c) The Church, Rev C. T. Asbill.
Business meeting.
We urge all the friends of the cause
to be present and lend encouragement
to the workers.
Persons coming by train will be met
at Chappells.
J. S. Werts, township Cham'n.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-27

fed, amiable old gentleman, VINO has
always ruled the roost,' trying to re-
store order in troubled world, 50 tat
tie golden stream may continue its
flow into his fat Golfers. Russia sees
herself as a great bear shut uE' in a
cruel trap, starving to death, With
plenty on every side, hacking and bit
ing, trying to get to the Medite5 ranean
Sea in order to gain an outlet for her
wheat and ot-er products, so IS to
bring prosperity to her people. Poor
little Belgium is like dead game bull
terrier. She sees three OF four Great
Danes in a big fight, and with more
courage than discretion dashes in to
do or die. A slap with a big paw, and
one fierce shake, and sce lies on the
ground, limp and bleeding, trampled
over by them all, but still holding with
a death grip. The Turk believes that
his religion is threatened and the green
flag of tie prophet has been sent to
three hundred million Mohammedans
in Europe, Asia and Africa. Italy got
in because she couldn't stay out. The
Balkan States, former friends, now
sullen and suspicious, ready at the first
moment to fly at each others throats
In the midst of it all, poor old Uncle
Sam is sitting on top of tie fence get
ting richer every day, with no army, a
few good battleships, some submarines
which are true to tneir name because
when they go down they never come
up any more. Everybody is getting
rich except tie cotton planter, and he
don't matter much, anyway. Our YES
sells are torpedoed; our products for
bidden the seas, and all the nations
tell us to help ourselves if we can. Mr..
Bryan drinks grape juice, quits, and
breaches the Prince of Peace as long
as Carnegie pays the bills. Our presi-
dent is helpless. We have wallowed
in tie fatuous belief that no harm
could come to the United States; so
we are forced to tell Kaiser Bill, If
you kill any more Americans we will
consider it an 'unfriendly act"