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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

James Dunn, of Abbeyville, Kan,
came Wednesday evening from Leon
where he had been visiting accom-
panied by his relatives Of that place.
James H. Dunn. They spent the night
in Mt. Ayr and left the following
morning Thursday for the form
er's home in Kansas. James H.
Dunn expects to remain in Kansas
until about the first of April Mt.
AYR Record-News.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

A marriage license was issued at
Creston last Friday to Mr.. Jason
Milton Smith, %, Osceola, and Miss
Margaret Helen Rush, 10, OF Van
Vert
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mrs. Walter Snyder and Mrs. Grow
err Sears returned Saturday evening
from Beaconsfield, where they had
been visiting few days at the home
OF Mrs. snyder's sister, Mrs. Vern
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mrs. Clabe Brazelton was operated
mon at a hospital in this city last
Friday, and her many friends Will De
pleased to hear that she is gettlng
along in the finest shape, and that
she will probably be restored to COM
-plete good health again.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mrs. Jesse A. Stephens, of Kelley,
Colorado, arrived in Leon Tuesday
morning to accompany the remains
of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Harrow,
who died at her home near Kelley
Sunday morning, to this city for in
terment
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mrs. L. Payne and children return
ed to their home at Creston last
Thursday after visit of few days
in this city at the home Of her daugh-
fer Mrs Mark Ovens
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

f. j. Sankey buys and sells land
on commission, makes farm loans Oh
approved security at the hest rates,
and does a general real estate bnsi.
ness. Has had 20 years. experience
In the business. Office upstairs. north
west corner Main and Commercial
streets, Leon. Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mrs. Samuel Shakespeare and
daughter, Miss Mary, and grandchil-
dren, Paul and Roderick May, of
Lamont, were in Leon Monday, being
on their way to their new home near
Pleasanton, where Mr. Shakespeare
will engage in farming the coming
YEAR
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

The ladies of the Christian church
will hold their annual bazaar and
dinner in the church basement on
rriday, March 10th. Everybody in
u;ted
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

The Christian Endeavor program
announced under the Christian
church notes for next Sunday night,
March Z, is postponed until. Sunday
night, March IA. Remember the
date 0f1
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mrs. Guy l.. Stark entertained the
Kensington Club at an afternoon
iAonAay, and fine time was enjoyed
by the ladies'. Guests of honor were
Mrs. Bert Pilmer and Mrs. Fred
Stiffler. of NOrWalk.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Wanted-A good girl for house
work at. the county home residence.
Steady employment and good wages:
Apply, to E. L. Shira, steward. II
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

For Sale--As l have disposed of
my business interests and expect to
leave Leon, I will sell my residence
property at a bargain. j. F. Smith.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Farm for Sale--Anyone wanting a
good Decatur county farm see j. E.
Leeper, Leon, Iowa. Forest Lawn
farm of 200 acres is for SALE
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

l want to buy an 80 acre improv-
cd farm in Decatur county. w. H.
McCalla, Davis City, Iowa. 19-2t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

G. B. Price, the north side clothler,
entertained a number of his gentle
men friends at stag" dinner par
ty at his residence on north Main
street last Wednesday evening.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Eggs for Hatching-White Wyan-
dOttes, the kind that lay. Hens for
sale, also a few cockerels. John
Goodman
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Lost-Between the depot and j. A.
Casters store, on Monday, a gold
o. E. S. pin. The finder is requested
to return to The Reporter office.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

For Sale-Cane fodder and some
corn. Inquire of Clarence Rumley
on the farm. j. w. Cox, 2S-4t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

We can use some choice first mort
gage farm loans. Farmers & Trad
ers State Bank, Leon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Eggs for Hatching-From Rose
Comb r. l. Reds, $500 per 100.
White Wyandottes, soc and $1.OO for
Is. Simon Goodman, Leon, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

For Sale-Two Eclipse 245 egg
incubators, good as new. Mrs. w. L.
Armstrong, Decatur, r. F. ID. 8.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

For Sale-Five extra good Aber.
deem Angus bulls, yearlings and a
two years old. j. A. Record, Leon
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Vose & Sons, the home piano. Ed
wards Piano Co., Humeston, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Axes came IN
Monday from Piedmont, S. D., for a
visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. M. Axes and Mr.. and, Mrs.
Will Darr. A few days ago Mrs.
Axes while washing window ran a
needle into her hand and the physi-
cions there were unable to remove it,
SO Earl decided to bring his wife
right back to Leon and the needle
was removed by DR.. Eiker.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

For Sale-Five extra good, heavy
boned, registered yearling Hereford
bulls. F. M. Gittinger, Leon, Ia. 2Stf
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Mrs Caroline Young Smith enter
tanned a number of lady friends at
a luncheon at her home yesterday at
ternOOn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

For Sale-4O0 good seven foot
hedge fence posts. G. e. Marvin.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
Lunch at Cherrington's.

For Sale-Clover seed. Simon
Goodman, Leon, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Last November warrant was is
sued by Mayor Farquhar charging
George Barlean, of Eden township,
with disturbing the peace, but he
evaded arrest. Last week he came
in voluntarily, entered plea Of
guilty and was fined $500 and costs.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Board and rooms, first house east
of Brady Lumber Co. Claude Bevans.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
Meet me at Cherrington's."

Meals at the Park Hotel, 25 cents.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
Spectacles cheap at Buffers.

Meet me at Clearinghouse"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
;;'..Meet me at Cherrington's."

Meals at the Park Hotel rs cents.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-10
companying them, include:
JEWELRY


Mems Combination Gold Watch
(2O year case), Chain and Knife
1896
Women's Gold Watches, 20 year
cases ............S SG15
Goid and Silver Hat Pins in satin
nned boxes ......... csc to S1.25
Beauty Pins and Circle Pin Sets,
csc and SOC
Hudnut's Geisha Flower
Nantines WistaIfa
Recarma Sandalwood
SoIgates Mary Garden
Rickseckers IiIas
Rigaud's Aura
rivers Altar Tropical
noser Galiet Garden of Allah
Nordlca Dactylis
Violet Sec Caprice
and others Cashmere Bouauet
Perfumes in Holiday Boxes
csc to $500
Iollet Water ........... 25c to S3.75
Face Powder .......... csc to $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-10
Gift Hosiery For Men, Women anc

WOAIIiN'S HOSIERY
Silk hose, Isle top black and colors ...... :. SOC
Black silk hose, fashioned feet ............ 79c
Black silk hose, fashioned feet, all silk Isle
Silk hose. fashioned feet, llsle garter tops, black
and coors ................. ............. S1.00
Extra heavy black silk hose, fashioned feet, S1.15
Black silk hose, fashioned feet black and colors.
$50
Fancy silk hose, assorted colors and styles. $1.OO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-10
ROGERS PLATED WARE

Tea Spoons y doz.-
S1.25, $1.75 and $3.50
Table Spoons 80. $3.50, $500 to $500
Gravy Ladies, each .S1.00 and SIPS
Soup Ladies ......... 81 .9S to S2.75
Meat FORKS ................. csc
tomato Servers .S1.5
Bon Bon spoons 81 90
Olive Spoons ........... 95c
Bread Trays .S1.95 to $3.50
Cake Baskets s.. 90
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-10

Sandwich Trays .......$a.50 TO S3.9S
Tea Sets q pieces) ..... S5. .85
Butter Dishes ....... .S1.98 to $3.50
Community Silverware in Patrician,
Shearton and Georgian Designs
Tea Spoons, half doZ. ........ 50. is
Table Spoons 81 80
Orange Spoons ............. 100
Oyster Forks .$2.75
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

esn h aA 81 6iehltlanY 1ksi eta fhh
tanat flft etsaWlt Va W. WmfA
bslt mA Mlllatm #AaNm ffiiai Wsa
1tllslHtfl HIat haA cgleiNlbam ueltgsi
aift esf BIN Fpffitt HfitfHtsfNf.
ag8eiH aHt ansttia naksa mfsH msH
ava msmaNililH tglnai tah tst Haa n
ftahtFfH Nfltatn b%fsfltifii ulaitnlih
naihf. la ben Hamfitn tlllf Aili fAn
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meallhi BEN Bllnb BE NtiihahinHa
1tHuna Iltal tlnlft atHaHa ef sat
1aas. b maklta BE ttattn miinshiut
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tu binhftinaHbtt N ihttH HtHh %tfin0ga
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Hlsr fh ltitH hlnduA.
Ven tlHfm Ben ltinbfEtn @lignnefa
nahm Hfllntfk NtNta&lanasNans rtts
ielaf 10 ben ianeiam lotlltttlmbn ans
atiif nnlffu SAidHlttit Ttittn ldugta
bic wtrthtmllnbuuatn avs ltnl unb
autr pe8eafrtu, lbfllttiit biBluulnanbtt
a%tIaeHlta Gdifhitatim daf htn untgs
hitnin, ptiarhltltn Gan. Die Mnnabt
uina ipifb btmtgit ga btrtI6i Nsrts
auaa unb lintubt III btn ruifi8m gras
ben. 9HndrtuHatn ellen burh bic Mfts
tinbunaaardttu nod born. Wtilfr bint
ten sluiIhfn BEN wtb6iifn btiHatu Wunis
tlcuklnaptu III raIeubtm Tempe bas t6ots
Tide NIti In hanbIiht Rdbt. Man trs
ltnnt. bic ruiiite @drbt nimmi BEN
gampf duI. Shrt @sfhoHs irtlfsn fiber
unb out. Git pirb ibrtn gIat Bis gum
asubtrTisn bolisu. lluisre Snfdnitrit bat
bas isnisiiiee llftr Der Wisprs srrtidi.
Sic tut5itbt Tn binttr adlattn, @isintu,
@rdbsu Der fsinoliheu g~subadtune.
Weitdus9ebebnie 9ornftloer Dor ben ruff
fidsn Drabtptrbdutn bietsn fpiltpmmtne
Dsduns. Die idtpar3en giinlt6eu auI
BEN seIbsn Gdadbrstt idisben Tid ims
mer meter Dor. Gle Fnb nod stipo 100
Dieter pom 5tahslbrabt entferRt. Damn
uimmt Iid erlt nal unfere artiIsrie nit
ibrtn bsrbsn BduIten ben Ssgnsr Dor.
5hIne auf Gdlas trifft Re in bic feinbtis
den 9rdben, bic D%rdbtbsrbaut, bic SHINE
bertpirrsnb, betdubeub, bis bic Stenung
reif 1T gum Siurm.
60 sebt IS nun Gag fir Gag. l1nb
bt: Menfden, bic tdeIid BEN Sobt ms
huge fs1en, iiub bon elmer 9ebensluit,
einsm 5robmutb, elmer Seslenitdrte, bon
Der id nur tinen tlsinen 5beil mandem
pbtlifter 3u 5auie fpiinf6te. Gle IiBen
in benz drmlideH glunbsr bdIbDertoblter
poluifher @eb0fts unb I6ffeln perentst
bic einf0rmige Q1srpeItstof. Gber ie
fiibien fi9 babel rei6sr ala ie 5upor. S6re
5apfertsit gebietet iiber ben gesnerifden
Millsn. Sie f6ipeben tdstid uuf ben 5tt>
tihen bes 3obes benz Wunbsr bes aebeus
entgeesn. 9ummert,
ariegsbsrihtertatter bes Sag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

Miflaaataeqga MllRf mHirlshiAtis
WHti bafin nltt Htilff Alrin w tt
itaf4 btlaWH, ngfl M tN nati ttm
1tnff b4f Ups afa ssft N N. ewes
.aifbi ltln mHttfh, ff iahlift IN MlA
IN #HsHefn Elf al fHt
stm nlaaifas aHt taNlH "a biilt ealip
ilin Hitl ultnnN 60 etftaalit taliin
M ht ettnffli Wsafiteintih Nnt ilfnif
fofplt6taliiflm a. hih lliiiH wtaal
lfgt lt8alt mau tat slstblnat nltl
animsttn. Mit ffhs hmftitrtrtflt
NifihfitidnnaamlllH feNHin Wbllh heh
hi Gaabiheailutm Ii afitahl. be BAN
ti,t, talN ttfi aaiulgflsn I'm Sidnbs
fab nfll NJ off eHnmtHihimm ictls
Wlesat nltttH. MHa atfa bifiM htiptps
ttrfH Ntgltfih Hasmilltln mlfh ttltnn
bdr. mlt ltNluia hff aHatlii duf tls
Dagbtnt1m IN. lihh bisbft nutbt neh
mii itiHsm Mort hN mgilffsu Gtptttlat
ltlitn. Bic ben 1rapptn IN lbrtE Wttpilt,
euna u. + 10. unaHitn. e%Sipdhnuua O.
ibon WdTr aifbi "a sum @tiipid aul
@dnipsli Mot. &c mub tbtnlo berdnat,
brati rttbtn. hit bic Wunilion. btr pts
iammie Qtopidnl Il. q. m. Die Gofat
btr 5dbIrtiben ffaasperlfhiiit Dor ben
bmti6tu lintttfwbeoitn btrmgbrl NIB
ptr56ptri ale arttittu. bic BIZ Ntrirrs
aHRa btt 9rupptn u. I h. htensn. AntS
IN antm, Me Grobtrnng Der Taroantltn
III eine 2lufaott. bic ~ btneu QthSrt. bic
man als taum 80 btlpaltiatn btStihntn
mab.
co melt Der guRana aia ben gtri6l,n
ersIiIdsr aorrsIponbtnttn. ME Gins
gangs eripdbnt iOuttn mir ME ben Sts
peaQrunb duber Nht IaFsn, Der su bieIsn
peIfminiiten qnThttn Fiihrt, unb ME bic
aufgobs untsrIddbsn, bic ben Eiirtsn
beim Saltrn ibrtr Observation-Disclosures
LeriDG6If. 5te bdben @tipdltiges al lcis
fen, molten Ts ben INNER trnsuten aus
Ihirm Der Iia Ifdnbio %nlshrenben 6sinbe
duf bic 9duer tpibtritebenl
8. 9erftus.
Qdpiidn sur See q. o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

Die nelHsatlana ben 1915 tlt naas
elmer IfilbsStn Mltlbunl ON 4. Dtltmxf
ieib faiiiinbm Iolllt. ipiro. wit bas
aaiIutiHt Eiailnii6t ams BEN .Htrt.
1assbl. miiihtill, In bitlsm Sabre uldlE
ablthaIln rttbtn, ioHotrn ait tnfn
nod ipatsr at %btfimmmbtn 3trmin ptfs
Ttptsn lptrbtn. Nuf gltranIaHnua bis
Rtihsamts bss Suntrn Ipn be 0raat Ser
B~OIissdbtuns bic nod GrisottAitIub
surldQsFitlt ipttbtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21
9ant an bas baBerii9e geIatnnss:
heer.

Mtiinaen, i. Quguit. Der Gtenbsrtres
tenbe @enerdltommanbant bon Der 9bann
bss /, 4rmsetorps erlieb einen armcsbss
fell, in benz e u. u. betBt: Set benz
Gage, ba has oeutI9e @oIt sur @ertbeis
bigung uuieres aus Rndfu6t unb Nsib.
aus aGnbsrsitr unb 5eimtiide u~ngesriffes
neu 8dterlanbes 81 ben @affsn eriff. ites
ben unIere 4rmeen in trsuer 8affenbriis
bsridaft nit Oeiterreihslngarns 9eeren
liegreid an alien 5ronter, pdbrenb bic
Siirfei alien anitirmcn Der Geinbs trobt.
0iefen gfdn3enben Sbdten bes 5elbbeerss
ftebt bic ftile Qrbeit bes 8efabungsheeres
gegeriiber. Sd nsbue baber nit Hreube
bic @eIegenbeit tpubr, alien 4neebOrigen
bes 8eIabungsbseres i'm 8sreide hes
aorps fit bic bingebenbe Qrbeit unO treue
gfIi9ttrfiaung 9drt unb ansrtennuns
aus3ufprsben. Sd bin Der grpartung.
bab ale aud tiinftig NIT eleider arbeitss
frsube d%ushdrrsn our @rrei9ung unieres
qroben 3ieleg."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21
Ttr Warbarrmialirr
uHO bic GrausbfH.
re mihauVitis rappf HHb taa
s@mtfitnpfahu.

nalle mlislim tilit irlt IN Nalit sn
Hiaihfa Ntltli rifa. ttH wfhitalasth
s. giafm ia liiatm ea%ueldaatll4 q
fasm liaWsfi sn Eittlffn ttfa 81 vile
BIT Nailff mil tim w%tnttdiettN in fiifis
gem eRiEtat rot hatlt hi bic mtarHt
sdaa unbtianptn fin lltingA NlahH9h mtl
tiaff Nlarpt rbnt ncgF lm Mfm,
Tie Nlfim ltal an BEN aaiiW ttfan.
lnitnt aab ftasit itarg5flAs .Rih Tu
ttr ndlIu1'
Orr Raiiu hlatit ifmnblld Bic 9faaf.
ffldif bu lltintn Gtana6hn be oanb
uub ttuplt f6 SO BEN aine. baa eifmtdf
Elm auIigatn bate. btfab. nm e btHtr
utfiifbfn AZ lonnih
Sur arablta Ntluhianna Der 81hartr
btIhuloiaie bas Ninb, bic fiufidbfi1g
3bdlltr otB GlablaritB, NIT ~ltbbdllsn
6arbhmtannatn otn wtntFalobtri r.
eiutm. -ibrsr Qnppt ben RopF abstlhla-
gen at hubtn'
% bisitr ionbtrbartn anEIaes mubis
Der aaiitr laden; anh Der @tntrdlobera,
bsr sunddt iibsr bic ibm our qah asItgs
ten .9drbarsi" Elm funbtrtarss gtiiht
mafts, Ifimmis ftIisbIi6 Elm. .Gtbtn
Sic. mtin litbsr b. Gintm, ba iommfs
snblih 'rauS, mas Sie fir ein gurbor
Iinb", Fagtt latenb bcr adiier.
Sdlisbli6 felt, IS fa btrous, bdb
general b. Ginem, ber 3umtiR aiirafTers
uniform trdgt, bds OFFER siaer 8eript6ss
lung eetporben mar. Ridt er hattie iif
bes puppsHmorbts T6uIbis gtmadlt. Tons
bern Elm RiiraIiier, Der BEL ben @Itern bes
Mdndens i'm Quarter lag. 4nerbines
bate Der Solbdt bds unbsil ni9t abiints
lid dnesri9tet.
Srobbem trtldrte Der aaiTer iid bereit,
fir feinen Solooten ben Sddoen 3n err
Teben uno f9entte Der tleinen @Iberte Elm
bIantes 5%lnffrdntItiid, bdmit ie einen
neusn aopf fir lire prppe tdufen t0nnte.
Gtols iiber ben erreidten GrFols 500
bic feline Brans0iin tnidienb db unb elite
al ibrer Mutter. bic bonn Geniter i6rer
Wobnuns aus bic llnterrebung ibrer Sodz
ter nit benz beutf9en aotfer angeiebsn
bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21
Gin vlnmSer sdjwimbef.

Ghtpeiatr 3situngen beri6ten ii6ef bic
@~erurtbeiInng bes Ositerrsiders Gorid
unb bes G9psi8ers GbrIom, bic felt Sdbs
rem elm eigenartisss sintrdglid1es @si9dft
in 3iri9 betrieben. Sic fdbri3irten fos
~senannte sebeime Documents, bic bic
beutI9 /. 0iterrti6ifd : ungariidcn ariegss
oorbereitungtn betrdfen, 3. 3. grdpbifde
Observation-Disclosures, 3eihnungeH bDn Be-
feiigungen, NufmoriGpIdne, Mdrineanlaz
gen uIp. Sic ~pertauften bic oft unges
Tdidt angefertigteu Gdnen an Grdntrsid,
auBIdnb, Stalien unb 9eIaien. D1s Sc
f9Gft ging ansgeaei9net. Sn feds Bis
Teben Subren botte bic 8irma Garias
Ghrfam na6tpeisli9 cine @efummteins
nabme bon Fdif 100000 6rones. - Goz
tpeit bic Mufsei9nungen in ben @efndftss
biGern ergaben, fporen bic 6dnptlsibtra<
senbtn RuBIunb, England unb Srantreid,
bdneber ftanben dls &unben Der 6irmd
gelqien unb StdIien NIT tIeinersn Sun1s
men. Mdn rnuB iid tuunbern, bdB Guda
leute bes 6eutisen gierperbdnbes dlf ben
pIumpsn GdpinbeI beretneefdIIen finb.
ttur neil bic Serren GuridsGbrfum fdgs
ten, bos Mdterinl famine aus Dem beuts
iaen unb Ofterrei8H4en SeneruIitabe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21
aie Mrfn0enfn in airdenbnd.

Cine iirhIide Gbruns Der i'm arisge
@efoaenen, % f9reibt uns Elm Wlitarbeis
tel, bsreitsn auf anorbnung ibrsr borses
febten gsborbe etgsniudrtig bic pfdrrs
dmtsr bes @roBber3oetbums Ga9ie7s
Weimar Dor. BORT tperbsn bon ieBt ab bic
Ramm aler aus ben iepeiligsn pfarrbes
5irien ftdmmsnben unb auf benz 5eIbe Der
Gbre gsbliebenen Soloattn in bic pffiaieIs
len firdlittn 8egrdbnisbii9sr %sineetras
gen, aud mem is nift in Der 9eimutb.
Tonbern brduben in Frtmoer groe beItdts
tet fpur6en. QuF grnnb omtlihsr hit
theiluneep Der GidnbesGmter fonen biefe
GintraguHetn in bic air6enbii6sr bors
eenommm fDtrbsn, nm auf oisfe Weiie
Biz 6eIOta n~enigitens int 9obe ibrsu Gts
mtinben ala belonbers berebrunesniiroige
@lieber ipiebersuetbsn, Madden "a ibnel
nibt bere0nnt maj, NIT eIiidlidsH Hames
raDsR ais Sisosr hsimsutebrsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

I'm HaspaiAn w lttt Mlaenlfn Vets
a htll. fmpflntiH Aft mfMisl ft
stlt mis flnlatR ts%btalitmtn HstltA Ne
Raatf 1A Aasaht At Gttttn M npBs
HitntsftAth Nt HHlv mtlNtt N8hfaaa
4s anls 4~A fesAn n a
tptlle ntiailitf t%netiultn, mat mat
ftns ~ stbli Wsnslt NiiflHH nal
See wlIfu BE ctfuH IA ItitN, IA &c
edtaahfll RilliH tiilit linnfn Az hfs
ntd aaa tly rttbin 4H wiaklt ~
ittfN kfammsn nab BE 8aptfFhi H. BE
nfvsliffHna liaain linntn, BE tla hl
he 1faHW ifoh w ftlysm HamRlt.
be iii Nhtbtn fuh aHi lgiNii. nN
@6latt arr 1lrnie wabyl unn IheH bta
wanlfu 1aa avt hs naw IN Iit mrs
aaHtiaf ult hihm In stf lttHlfH Wpht
Bra Hftfsla anh mon lann atiteH Itatns
hab Bic llaIhnH hlsttt gltis Hul6l
k6btn.
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aag bentfde @eridt bon eonalpa.

Cine nsus GrIdeinuns nuf benz 9ebiete
Der ariegss RsdtspFlsge 1T bds sbeuti9
8eri1t fit bus beiebte @ebiet bon 2onqs
tpb nnb grisb in Msb". Den Geri9tss
bof biloen brei Ridter, Elm GtaatsanpaIt
unb @eridtsi4reiber. Die Gibunger
finben in griep, elmer fran3offden areiss
itabt, unb oonqtpp, benz adntonsOrt bes
befebten gebistes, ftatt. 2~riminalfdni
tomulen Dor benz @tfammtsR idtertolIes
GUM. anbere 8ergeben bon benz GinSels
ri4ter our @erbanbIung.
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2nnbsemeiibe rMadenfen" In Bonn,
ntern.

Die in @entensiter auFset6eiIten aits
tergiter gboBlOu uub @itr0ie iolen mad
i6rer ~nmpanbIuns in cine 2anbgemtinbe
einen gsmstniumen Namen erbalten. Die
Sofs uno RenteueutsbeiiBer bon gboBfop
unb @itrOIe baden Bel 9ensroIfslbmars
Idan Modenien oneefrnst, ob bic neue
i'm airdipisl SroB Sannstpib unb i'm
8eairt bes II. Armeetorps belegene Srts
Tdaft 5ur buuernben Grinneruns an @uer
gr3elens rubmrei6e Giese in Submit
ben Hamen .MudsnTen" fihren BARI"
Madenien bat baraufbin mad Der Dang.
3ts.4 feline GinpiGieuus germ geseben
nit benz Dunfd, bab Der @smsinbe neine
BON hineebenbem @emeinIinn unb periDns
lifer 3ii6tisteit e%etrassne pirt6idafts
Iiae Gnttpidlung, bic BEN Gonaen ipie
iebem Giu8elnen gum Sesen sereidt@, be-
f4iebsn Istn m0es.
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geitrafte ;~yrans5Gnncn.

Der nSempss meIbet: Dor benz pariIer
ariees3eri9t bottsn fi9 5pei Grauen aus
SOude5 pegen DisbFtubls in bon ben Be-
ibern perlafsnsn Sdufern in Goudes
unb tpssen @srfdnbiguns nit BEN Gsinb
su beranttpprten. Die 9erbredeH fuurben
am 5. 9ftobsr btim ginoue Der Deutfhsn
in Soune3 unb i'm Mdrs beedneen, nIs
bic btiDtn Grouen ibsr Dtutidlnnb uno
bic Gdpeis nod Jrantrei6 suridseI9dFft
trurben. Gle ipurben berurtbeiIt, unb
stpnr Elm 19idbrises Mdbhen gum 9oDe
anb feline Wuttsr gu Is Sabren 3runsss
arbeit.
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eHrtif6e s~batisfeit am e~nestaual

8ts Der SonbertorreIponbsnt bss Sc
colo" aug aegbpten beridtst, b0ren bic
Siirtsn ni9t duF, ungea9tet Der uisesigs
ueten Subrss5eit, ab unb 3u am Sue3s
lanai oebeus3si9en BON ii9 au seben, ins
benz Re Sdiffs beIaisBsn uub Minsn in
ben aanal Oerienten. Qnfdng SuIi iisB
Der lleberIeebdmpfer ssberefia" bon opOlfs
tduienb Sonnen bel aitometer 1873 am
Siibenbe Der 8itterfeen duf cine Mine
unb ipurSe I9per belnGbigt. sc seIdne
iet0d benz aapitdn, bnr9 Elm f9neaes
Mon0ber bas Sdiff in ben See Su lens
fen, no es Ttrdnbete, nnb bic @eritopfnne
bes aaudIs gu oerbinbsrn. Gpdter tonnts
IS 70 nett dnssebefert psrbsn, bdB Iein
transport mad aIerdnbrien ermoeli9t
fpnrbe. Die Sirfen iperfen aud Minen
in's ROtbe Deer. 3nei Minen frdn5Os
IThen 5dbrifais murben bon benz frdns
5off6en 2reu8sr aWonttdlm' i'm 9oIf
bon 2ttaba oufssFii4t
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att grameer.

Mus RdrIsru1e tpirb gemefbet: Gds
gdrnifonfommonbo su &onitdn3 feIlte
bur6 9er0fFentIidung in ben bortigen
3eitungen bic beiben Grduen Bertha
Rebel unb Mdrad Moeler an ben
Stranger. gsibe berIudtsn, nit frun5Oiis
fden Sonitdtsfolbaten @ertebr angus
fniipFen, inbem fe linen 8riefs sufteIten.
Die Grdnaofen ipuBteu better, mas ibnen
hire @iirbe gebietet. Sic 5erriHen bic
8risfe unb tpdrfen ie ben S9reiberinneu
Dor bic GiiBs. - Sn 8olmar berhdftete
bic goIisei 8tpei iunss Mdb6sn. SD6ter
bes 2e6rers grpB unb bss Mebsers 8rnIp.
bic frdn80ffden @efungenen &uBbdnbe
3ugeporfen batten. Sbre Numen tpurben
in 3eituneen psrOffentlidt.
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arieasanSadten int GIIeB.

@traBburs /. Glf, 6. augui. gtf6uf
GriBen IN @trdBburg orbnete cine feiers
Tide Rriessanba9t fir ndhften @onntdg
an unb in ber GoIge5eit fir ieber 6onrs
tag cine ariessfirbitte ~sum @sgen ber
bsuti9sn 8risgsmddt". SIN GlfaB beiBt
e.: rMenn nun audi infer tbeures glinB
beionbers idtper bur9 ben 3rieg BEINGS
Iudt pirb 10 baden mir bod alien @runb,
benz Iieben Soft bdfiir au banten. boB ber
Gsinb nidt meter in infer 2dnb Dorses
brnngsn if, unb OdB bic oIgerueite
ariegsIage fit infer 9aterlau6 70 giinffig
febt." Cine Giegesfeier tpurbe aeitern
absnb gum srften MuIe nit einem SrOktu
3apfenFtreih %bsgan9en.
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Ter aeHtidenhaf il. @sOstan.

Gin aus Rublanb in aopsnbusen eins
gttroffsnet bdniider aaufmann beri4tet
Der sRationdItibenbe" BON benz itsigenben
Deut5denbaB IN Mostau. 0eutiaipre@
den duf Der StraBe tperbe ~uuiDeiaerIi6
nit Celebrate big 5000 RubeI oeobnbet.
Gin Dane fei bon eirem qOliseibeamten
0fFentlid bItibigt porben, neil er in
einem RsItaurant nit sinem 2anbsmonn
bGniIh geIpro6en babe. fpas Der Beanie
nit beutid psripedIeIts. Rad 5eiiiteIung
bes Srrtbunls bdtts f9 Der Beanie b6fe
Iidit shtfdulbist,