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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05

expenditures Of government for the year
1915
An Act TO appropriate moneys for the.
expenditures Of government for the year
1916
The following communication was
received:
Augusta. April 8, 1915
To the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives:
In accordance with the requirements
Of Section 4 of Chapter Of the Re-
vised Statutes, ! have the honor to no
tify YOU that the Public Acts, the til
ties Of which are hereto appended,
have been approved by the Governor.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN Z. BUNKER,
Secretary Of State.
On motion by Mr.. Pierce of Houlton
the communication was received and
placed on file, in concurrence.
A message was received from the
Senate, transmitted through Senator
!
body has transmitted all its business
and is ready to adjourn without day.
On motion by Mr.. Pierce OF Houl-
ton that gentleman was charged with
a message to the Senate informing
that body that the House had perform
ed its labors and that there is nothing
further TO be acted upon.
Subsequently ,dr. Pierce announced
/ that he had delivered the message with
| when he was charged.
! The following order was received
! from the Senate:
Ordered. the House concurring, that
/ a committee of three on the part of
! the Senate. with such as the House
! may join. be appointed to wait upon
/ the Governor and inform him that
/ both branches of the Legislature haV-
! ing acted upon all matters before
/ them. are now ready 10 receive any
! communication he may be pleased to
make
! The order received q passage in con-
/ currence.
/ The Speaker thereupon appointed as
such committee on the part of the
I House AltSSTS. fltrce OF fiOuItON,
Douglass Of Webster. Mullin of Lin
coinville Sauborn of South Portland
and Carson Of Mount Vernon.
Subsequently Mr.. Pierce from the
committee reported that the committee
had discharged the duties with which
il was charged.
The following communication was
received from the Senate:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
To the President Of the Senate and
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives:
A list Of Acts and Resolves passed
during the present session of the Leg
islature and approved by me, number
ing J65 Acts and 400 Resolves, is here
with transmitted.
No further communication seems
necessary
(SigneO OAKLEY c. CURTIS,
Governor
The message was read and accepted
| in concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Pierce of Houlton,
Adjourned without day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05

Brattleboro retreat .he was obliged. under
duress, to write letters of so-calied con-
fesson of which Prof. Brenton obtained
a divorce in the superior court in Hart
ford in May 1913, naming Frederick Ern-
est Holman of Rockland, Me. as core
spondent. Mrs. Bren,on was married to
Mr.. Holman the day arter the decree
was granted to Prof Brenton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05
TOWN ELECTIONS

wOODvlLLE--Sel Geo. Z
Kimball, VIM Whitney, Earl s. kim
ball; town clerk, VIM Chesley; treas
urer. Joel F.. Kimball: tax collector
Joel F. Kinball: School committee
Mrs. Hctty Kimball. Money appropri-
ated. schools, $4,000: highways. Ssse.OO;
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

and everything Indicates that in
dustrial conditions are 60 continue
to prevail which will pcrpetuatc the
opportunities that now obtain.
OF course local conditions must
always. be reckoned with. but every
thing indicates that general c"ndi-
tons viii prevail which win make
farming in the future even more
lucrative than it has bon in the past
The conditions that some felt pos
sessed a degree Of uncertainty are
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

ably, we say without fear of sue
cessfui contradiction let dairying sup
plemented with the pig and hen be
the nam feature in your farming
operations and success will surely
crown your efforts.
Don't We heseech you, take up
dairying with the same feeling that
You would approach the dentists
chair, if you expect to succeed 1t
wont hurt you. Its a work that
IS not drudgery if one just makes
Up his mind to have it otherwise.
Ii cnEages the best minds in the
country, it is an industry that means
r" ore to more pccple than any other,
it is an exceedingly interesting bu-
siness, none more so on the farm and
you don't have to produce less grain.
Just feed the grain to the dairy cow.
make your own market instead Of
hauling it TO town and let the other
fellow dictate the price YOU are to
receive. Then do little figuring
and YOU won't have to ask any one
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
(By F. A. JONES.)

Phoenix is we'll served with water,
gas, electricity and street car lines.
The water plant is municipality owned
for which reason no reports are made
to the State Commission. The serv-
ice is ample ana good, and it is I'M
derstood city ownership has proven "a
be profitable and that net receipts
have gone far toward financing extern
sive additions
The Phoenix Railway company OF
arizona oWrs and operates the &c
miles of city and suburban electric
street lines There has. been a mark
ed improvement in equipment and
service since Commission regulations
became effective. Population and
traffic considered, the service and
extension of lines are good.
Electric lighting and power and
gas are owned by one operating COM
pany and affords service that is Wnol-
ly satisfactory. Electric power is
hydro generated by the L. 5. Recla-
nation department. but distributed by
private corporation.
Gas is the product of California
Crude petroleum; is standard as to
quality and ample in quantity. Gas
is used for heating and cooking all
most exclusively while electricity sup
plies the city with lights and power.
Phoenix is well served by railroads.
The Arizona Eastern connects with
the parent Southern Pacific line at
Maricopa affording transcontinental
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

whether dairying pays, but get
started right. It's just as necessary
TO get started right in the DAIRY
business as in any other.
If not in a position to start with
pure bred cows start with a few
good common COWS, have them test
ed, only keep those that will pay
a good price for your grain. Keep
in nina all the time that you are
engaging in an important industry
that has a, OBJECT bearing upon tho
fertility of your son. Buy a pure
bred sire, don't be stingy here as this
is your danger point. Get one back
ed BY deep rich persistent milking
ancestry. save the hcifcrs from your
best tested cows and build up your
own herd. You viii have in a few
years better herd than you an
ticipated. You viii likewise, look
back with pleasure at the years
spent in developing profitable
dairy herd as well as at the pros
perity which you and yours enjoy.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

man has and will continue to pay
off more farm mortgages than any
thing else on the farm, animate or
inanimate.
Good cows handled by a good
dairyman who is interested in the
most prosperous features of farm
ing. Cows adapted to dairying hay
ing access 10 the marvellous alfalfa
pastures found in the great South
west and farm mortgages may he
safely classed as sworn enemies, and
the COW Will win out in the conflict
every time if She is given half Il
chance. She must not be expected
to perform miracles but she can and
Will il she is given Il fair chance,
take care Of the mortgages.
We would strongly urge every one
who is seeking a home. young or
old, male or female, to look forward.
secure while it may be had at rea-
sonable prices and on favorable terms
a few acres of irrigated land in the
Valleys of the Southwest, where the
fertility is marvellous and the health
and climatic conditions without =
parallel.
We are told that there is an ac-
copied time, this we believe to be
the ideal time, get started right and
the future Of your prosperity IS safe
The filling to OVERLOOKING of the
great Roosevelt dam, which supplies
the Salt River Valley, the Nile of
America, with abundance of mois-
ture that means marvellous crops
throughout the year, has rightly Gre
ated a whirlpool of enthusiasm. Ev
erybOdy wears a smile and is happy
in his assurance of prosperity.
Notwithstanding our citrus and de-
ciduous fruits ana all kinds of grain
that grows abundantly and profit
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
PhOemix Is Well SeYUed
By Her Public Utilities

service East and West. 4 branch to
the Ray and Hayden mining dis
trict eastward, and another to and
through the rich Buckeye Valley west
ward The Santa Fe north, east and
west gives Phoenix in effect seven
lines of railroad or rather lines eX-
tending in seven directions.
The Tucson Phoenix and TideWater
road project from Tucson to Phoenix
was Incorporated a year or SO ago by
responsible and practical people and
would, 30 doubt. have been completed
by this time had not the European
war disarranged financial plans. 1t
is generally believed that the project
viii he revived as soon as business
conditions adjust themselves.
The Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company supplies excel
lent telephone service to Phoenix and
tie entire stale 1t supplemented two
systems operated prior to two years
ago in Phoenix. Il supplies New
Mexico, Utah, Colorado and other
inter mountain states.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
Cattle Of Southwest The Salt Valley Herds
Farmer Has Opportunities
Unsurpassed I'm Country

inr the fertility OF his farm instead
of mcetina, better conditions in the
future or even as good. his chances
for success are constantly waning.
Some wonder why farmers who must
know triS to be a fact viii disre-
gard it ana continue the exclusive
growing OF gram for the market.
maAins it the chief object in their
farming. The answer is easy, Dairy
mo as ordinarily done on the av-
cIaEc farm is not only combining. but
hard work There is an absence of
sentiment in it, and with ordinary
cows. not a great deal of money
IN sight
The farmer may feel convinced that
tho COW win maintain the fertility
Of his acres. vet it is with him =
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

Dr. \. L. Vinson, BiOchemst Of the
Arizona Experiment station, presents
some important facts and advice con
corning an important agricultural re
source OF The southwest, in a recent
ublicatior-Timely Hints for Farmers
No. 109 Guano deposits arc possible
only in semi-ariG regions and we are
particularly fortunate in the southwest
in having considerable amounts of bat
c~uanO.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

good farmer can make money. by
the term good farmer we refer
to the man who knows what lac is
doing and does things well.
But say friend, what would you
think of q merchant who would de-
liberatcly refuse to handle the kind
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

of goods which he derived his great
est profits, just because he could do
fairly well and make money without
handling that special line. The com
parisoa is scarcely strong enough.
As the merchant might not he
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

Of farming but it's there if you will
dig for it.
We however, wish to impress the
reader with the facts that when we
refer to profits of the farm we do
not mean inflated ones, which are
the progeny of our oVerWorked
brains which needs rest from its
farm labors.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

prejudicing his future by not handl-
ing the most profitable line OF goods.
He might feel that he would do as
wcu IN the future without it as at
present. But the farmer who does
not make dairying a strong i'm
portant feature of his farming op-
erations is doing more than to lose
immediate profits lie is exhaust
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
(eY w. w. 2. o,CoNNELh

(BY ". ". ?. O'CONNELL)
1t must be accepted as a fact.
that at the present time especially
in the great irrigated Southwest ais
found in the salt River Valley. ttc
farmer has better opportunity tc
get ahead than he has heretofore
enjoyed in his former home.
What is more and better it looks
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
Ginc observation-disclosures.

01itn6ett, ilber 2onoon, 6. 5eb. =
syn Whin6en tagt 8ur5eit Die idbrlide
eitropGiibe 6abrplantonferen5 our
5eItiteIlung Der GiienbabHfabrpldne
fir Oas syabr 1915.
glnueieno iino Oie 8ertreter Der
oeutiflGnoiideu uno oIterreihiid-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iolpie aud
oiejenigen Der groBeret 9Sribotbab-
nen in bieien 21ttoern. 8on ben
an6eren europGiI6en 21nOern itno
DGnemurf, Stulien 2urerabitrg, 9eor-
weqen, 5dpeoen, Die S6mei5 uitO
&olano nertreten.
Die @1ittmo6siiblne iplr6e 61trh
cine Geoe oes baDeriiden Stnots.
nliniiterS fir @iienbobnen eroffuet.
3erielbe mics BARN nob, 0oB Der
sSrohtberfe9r Scr oeittiden 9abneit
mtr iebr menig binter oenl noruolen
8erfebr in 5rieoens3eiten 8uriiditebt;
Ser Gailagierbertebr betrGgt iiber
10 9Sro5ent oes ltnnfanges oesielben
i'm gleiden 3eitrotm oes 8orinbres,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
$5umin Il, RalDa DOlt
9enti6en brirbt!
&uiiii1e glngriffe breGea inter BEN
fur6tbaren Teaer Der Sent-
i9en 3nlaalmen!
giuiIen rdnmrn stcanngen in ben aarpatbta!

iebt bei Sen beftieeu boraeItrieen
glngriiien nit oeuen iie beriuhten.
ourh oie uiiiihen Reiben bon Dor.
iimoip 81 brc6eu. gielleidt ME 5ti.
Dor baben iie auf oem ipeitIiden
sriegsihauplate cine foIdle ltarfe
Wfo6t oui einem 8lu1ft fon5entrirt.
gluf ciuem llmfreis BON 6 Yfpilen.
onf Dem @e6iete 5piihen Sumin uno
goriimotp iebten Die 3elitihen einee
gruppennoiie bon 10000 Nlann
friiher Sniauterie, itnteritiitt bon
Iturfen aapaaeriemoiicn unO 100
9atterien. iusgeiammt 600 @eidiibe,
eiu. Sddtungen ergebeh Oob aiif
ieoer Wleile 10000 Wlonn oeutider
Sruppen entipidelt purOen. Der
0eutide 9lHmarib slih Dem gran.
nen oes glecres.
glud Die 9iuiien botten, ourh oie
glngriffe frilberer Gage geiparlit,
itarfe 5treitfrdfte aufgeboteu, tn
Den 9eutideu ertgegen5ittreter. Die
Truhpen gerietben bel 0ieiem anmp.
fe 10 eng 5uiqinmerL baB Die ar.
tillerie fat nublos Duroe. (Siher
uber nid)t sic OeutideD 8nsSdIodt-
felo mar cine eiil5ige @bene, obne
Strnu1 un0 Sails. Die 9ltiien
ipebrten iib gegen Die Deltiden nit
@enebrfeuer uuo 8oionettangriff.
Is mar Elm &dnpfen Inn ie0en SUB.
brett 2onoeS. @an5e aon1pngtiien
muroen berni9tet. Den ber5Deifelt-
item @i0erltan0 leiIteten Die Deut-
idefl bei S5D0lonifa, oos Die gfui-
len Inn 10 llbr nprgens mad cinenl
Die gunae gsadt ndbrenDen Sample
nabnlen.
9elttide @efangene fagen aus,
oaB oieienige 0ibtiion. Die bon oeltt-
l6er Seite gum erIten glngriff einge.
iebt mur0e, I'M 0eutiden 2ager ben
9einanlen soie 0ibiiion Der Sobt.
gelpei6ten erbielt, 0a es 5ienlIid
ither mar, oaB niemano 8ltrilffebr-
te. 0ie rliiiiden 8eobadter ber-
glei9en oieian 9lnqriff nit Der
S6Ia6t an Der 8ereftna, in Der Sea-
poIeons 5toBfraft bernidtet ipuroe.
gtber Die SdIadt BET 8oriimotD
Oouert nod nit inOerdpoerter Sef-
tigfeit fort - (llno pir6 pobl
fir Die fuiien berIoren gebenD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
luarI6au(6la6t
no6 nnfntl6iforn!
Die rniiiidJe @iOeritnnSStrnTt in ben
&arpatbrn III OfieHbar &C.
brDdlen.

gerIiu, 6. Se6. C6nnfenberidIt.)
,9aS Srirgsamt mudtc lrHtc sol.
geH6es 6efannt: g&coer Gni 6em
ueiilidleH nod AMI Dem Oitli1en
arieasidlanplnb 1T ts bcnte ~ ent'
idJeibcnben admpfen gctOmmeH. sci
iigc artiIlerietampfe iuerOrn auf Der
gansen giHie in 5lauOrrH uiO Srauf.
reidl Bemcloet.
an WiittelpOleR lUirO beute init
oerirl6en Grbitternng setdmpft wie
ieit ben lebteu fiiHf Saseu nnO bas
&nfisnglhf neigt iidD anf Die Sci
te Der 3entidDen.
amtlidl mirb ans @ieH gemelOet,
'bah allie Slngriffe Der 9luiien in ben
aarpatben inter ben UAdltigeu Sc
genlt6FeH Der Der6iinSeteH Ceiterrei-
der nn0 9emtidJen suinmmengebro-
den iinS. lIeberall bsfinOeH iidl bic
Gsiterreidler in Der Sffeniibe. Sic
baben geitern nnb 6eute 1000 9lni.
len gfangcn genpmnien nuO cine
MeHae arigsmaterial cr6entet. Sn
GetrOsraO uirO sngeseben, Oak i'd
bic 9iuiiem in Sen aarpatben auf
Sem Giifsnge befinOeu. SinS bic
Geiterreider imltanSe, lire Opera.
tiouen energii9 weiter IN 6etreibeu,
OaHn Siirfte halb gan5 gali5ien bonn
5ciHOe geidn6crt iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
Ipei nene 9reabnona6ts 6eluilIat.

3iuei ttette SrenonOltgBts belnillgf.
@aibngton, 6. GSeb. = 8roB frdf.
tigen Giniprlt6eS ieitenS oeS @faio'
rit1tsfiibrerS llnoeripooo nabm ge.
tern 0as observation-disclosures ett
@eIeb an. 0a8 Die Sd,offung elmer
it1uferen 8unoesfIotte fihert. 9nS
iest on 6en Genat gebenOe@eieB iiebt
cine eSabrasousgabe fir 9farine3Def'
fe in S0be bon $t4E648,902 Dor
un6 erflGrte l1noeripooo in ieinem
Groteite, onB cine ioI6e gepilliglug
6as amerifaiiid)e golf gau3 beion-
0erS ihtper belaIten u1iiiie, 0a oo8
SfaBontt einem pabrihetnlihen
gefisit bon $35,000,000 I'M rlGfiten
ooyabr entqegeniebe unoSparIantteits-
gefiirpurter inter ieiner 2eitlrng be-.
anIpruhten ben Qbitri6 BON minoes
items $6,000,000 fir fiilf llnteriee'
boote, elm transport. rno etn So
ipitolIhiff. Ser glbItrtd1 tpurOe &C.
nebnligt uno oaS foIgenOe 8oupro.
oranm angetlonluten:
3ipet neue Shla6tihiffe Der
ar0Bten uno froftooIIiten glrt 5ltrn
gaupreiie BON $7800,000 NIT Nus
na6ne ie6o hoon 8an3erttrtg uno
gemaffnlng.
Sed)s 8orpeboboot8eritorer gum
8reiie pon ie $925,000.
Gin llnterieeboot fir Die bobe
See 8un1 4reiie bon $t,400.000.
glf l1nterieeboote al1u 8reiie bon
$550,000.
Gin Geftransportidiff gum 9reiie
bon ST, 100000.
g(uBer0em tpiir6e nod Elm 8tfas-
antrnq ongenonmen, iportah 0rei
ser feds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an ber
8asififfiiIte erbout tper6en iollen
un6 audi fiinf Ser 1lrterieeboote, Gin
pidtiaer Sbeil Der neren @eieBge-
buna, nGrtlih Die St1ffune elmer
gaarine.Releroe, lrto Die Shnfflmg
oes STANCES eines gtbnlirals unb
giae.anntirals tpuroe bereits Dor ei.
nigen 3oaen nie6ergeitinrttt, bod
ioIIen 9fnitrengllnaen eeftont iDer.
ben, oauielben I'M Senat ipieoer auf.
I5unebmeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06

Berlin, 6. Sch, iiber 2onoon -
Sier beiite eiugctroifenen WielOunecn
5iiolae Itc6en Die Ginge Dor 8nr'
id,oii fiir bic Deutihen redt giinitig.
Die 9lrinee oes SeeriiIbrers gladen.
fen oringt tros oes ber8peiieltcn riti'
iii6eh @ioeritanoes longiom aber Il.
der alIf 8ari6dil bor. Die Guiien
ba6en ungepobnlih Itorfe Stellln'
gen, nel6e bon Sitntpieu ilmgcben
limo, inne. Die Gelitiden founen
bort nidt borgeben, mer6en ieooA
atf llmmegen ibren 3nef erreiden.
Dett Scr @innobme 0es Gorfes @ru'
min (Sumim baben Die 3eutiden
6ireft meltlih bon 8ari6au ben DIT.
liditen bisber rrreihten 8unft in
ibrem 9eiit, im0 es fam Oieicm
gorrilden menlg glbbruh tbup, Dab
.ruIiiihe SSlieger, pie getrograO mel
.oet, gonl6en ouf nit 9ieierDep bela-
.bene 3ilge Der 3eutihen in &ama,
uhO 3ar5ec5e fallen lie.
.Ben. 0ieie giadri9t lit iniofern
bon SyntereIie, aIs iie Die erite Of.
fi5ieae @eltGtigun9 fir Die gtuna6me
lit, o1B Hotpfa uirfli4 IN S1nOen
Der 8eutiden it,
9Setrogra0, 6. 5eb. = Ger riliit'
ide @eneralitob gibt anltIih 8it 0aB
Oie raiIiI6en Streitfrafte einige ibrer
@ebirgsItellmgen in ben anrpatben
dllfaegeben b6beu. Die ibnen emf
gegeuitebeuOen Eruppeu finO nlune.
rid Itarte unO faupfen nit gro.
Der @nergie.
9iabe 9oriimotu. gtuiiiid-9olcn,
peltlih BON 8uridalt lit Der Der.
sipeifelte 4an1pf Der i6on mebrere
Sage oauert. nod niht 81 @ltOe. Die
9tuiIen beonipru6en 5orti6ritte ge-
|madt 5u baben geben ober 5u, OaB
nod feline gntideiollng borliegt.
g2ad, ruIIiihen 8eri9ten bdben Die
0eutIden bort 7 8iDiiionen (84,.
1000 01ann) an elmer 6ront bon 6
0eilen ms Sreffen ge6radt.
,9iuiiiun Der uSObtseuei6ten".
9etroara0, 6. Je6. = Seit Sen
Gogen Der beiBen Gdla6t bel Coos
lin 9RuiiiId-8oIen baben Die Oelltiden
Gruppen nidt pieoer iolhe &oOeS-
beradtitng an Oen Gag gelegt, ais
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
DlO&aoe mabt
9OptI6mtr3rn!
RriiiOeut nnS Gabinet bcrntben ii6er
DOransIdItlife @irfnHs.

8aibinaion, g. 8eb. - Erdiioeut
8ilion unb iciu 9obinett berietbeu
1eitern Idnge 3eit iiber Die moelis
heu 5oIgen Der bon Der oeutid)en
9lomiralitdt erlaiienen gefanutma.
dung iiber Sic erfldulng Der @roB.
britdunien SrIanO, Die gior6. mo
8eitfiiite Granfrei6s mo eineu
Sbeil Der boll1noii6en Siiite bcipii.
Ieuben @etD1iier ais ariegs5one. gln
SteIle oeS nllf gteiien beiinoIiden
Staotsiefrctdrs grnan nabm Serr
Gaming an Der geratblmg tbeil mO
nilroe oieier 6eouitrogt. follS nift
beute Der aennite @ortlaut Der oett.
ihen grfldrlng bier einlduft, burt
ben gotifniter @erarO in Berlin
antlid]e griuittelllngen iiber Die
8idtigteit 0es @ortloltts oes Oorlie.
aeu6en 9eIcgrdums nn5uiteIlen.
Collie Der 8ortlnllt Itinuren, 0amn
ipuroe oorgei6la9en, baB Die Bun.
6esregierltng Slndd)it bel Der oellt.
iheu 9iegierlng anfra9en ioIlte, mel.
DE MaBregeIn fir Die 6abrt mne.
ritaniider S6ifie ourh Die ariegs.
sone mad neittralen Sdfen oorgeie.
ben ieien imO Speitens, 0aB Die bri-
tiide 9iegierllng iib Ooriiber erfl1.
rem iolle, OF iie Die BON Der oeltiden
aomiralitdt angefRbrte gtnoroming
ocs gfiBbrau6S nelttraler 5lnggeu
erIaiien babe ooer nidt. SoIIte
Die britiibe Gegierung oies pernei.
nen (luo 0aS tbn Die feigen Sduf.
te beitinrnt), Damn ioll Die Oeutide
Regierimg nm 8epeiie 0afiir eriu6t
iueroen.
lleber oas 9fedt zines 4riegfiib.
reuben, 99eile eines Wleers ooer oas
aarBe Deer Ielbit aIs ariegS5one 5n
6eltinmen, berrIdt nad ben 8rllnO-
i1ben 0es internotionaten 9iedts fein
3weifeI. Gs Duroe auf oie grfId-
rilua @nglonos periDieien monah
bic glor0iee 6urh Oas gluslegen BON
Nlinen ais ariegs5one erfl1rt milr-
De. 9ln6 ipuroe auf 0ns gleide gor.
aebeu sSapans i'm iapaniid-riliiiifen
ariege bingRpieien. Grobhem berrid.
te oie 9(tiidt, DAB oieie @rfldrung
teduiidb niht als Die SerItelIung Ell.
mes Observation-Disclosures au5uiehen lei,
Oenn na6 elmer 8IodaDeerfldrlnt5
lit Die Gurdfabrt neutraler Sdifie
ourh Sic glodabe3one itreng berbO.
ten, pd6reno Oie oeiltIde 9iegierung
in 0ieier oiniidt nidlts poriiebt.
Gins itcbt ieoenfallS felt, norIdufig
benft Die 9rn0esregierltng nidt Oa-
ran, 8roteIt 3u erbeben.
Seute iprad) Der boIl1noiide @e.
ion0te 6err ban giapparo I'M gluS.
mdrtigen gtmt Dor, nm iih iiber Die
@rgebniiie Der geitrigen gerat6ung
an erfunoigen. gr Dies Oarnuf BIN
0aB ans Der 6eltiden @rri6tltng ei.
ner ariegs5one aud fiir Die nelttrale
5ftffa6rt, insbeionoere fir Die boil.
IGnoii9e, groBe @efabren entiteben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
Nlihitimmnnn in 9lnmanien.

Berlin, 6. 6e6. = g9ie Die 8ufa.
reiter 3eitlng u2ea9nel" fonitatirt,
baben bic 6oroerllnger, peIbe in
letter 3eit I'M SSnterciie oes Drei-
berbonoes an &llmdnien geiteat uur,
oen. Bel Der Regierltng, pie in allen
areiien bertiinftig ino liberal Gen.
fenocr Die groBte 0dBitimultng ber.
borgerufen,
Css miro ooraif hinoetpieieu, 6oB
oieic 6oroerlngen tbeiIipeiie 10 taft.
los ipnren, oab iie ihon an iifD ge.
niiaten Inn 9tuuldnien bon einem
3uidmmengeben init oen M1Gten
0es GreiDerban0es db3nbalten.
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9entihlnnbs glnitanbinteit.

@aibinstOn, 6. iSebr. - Der bic.
iige bentide 8otidafter crflGrte ben.
te, Oaf 9cntidllanO nud in Der ais
ariegssbne erflGrten Gjelu6iicrn feline
nit giabrnngsmitteln fir 3iOiliiten
bcluSeue amerifauiIdle Sdliffe be.
idllagnabmeu iucrSe. Selbit banR
nid)t, luenn Oieielbem fir bic 3ibil.
bebGlternns feinOlider eaaSer be-
itimmt ieien. Gr tber 80tidJnfter)
bOffc ieOodl, bah GnglanOs '6altnns
in Sisier 5rage nidt cine aenOernng
ruthiuenbia made.
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Die GinaemeinbnnaspurIaae.

2incoln 6. 8eb. - Die Q[bitint.
ntltng itber Die 3mongs. gineentetn-
Oung8borIoge puroe geItern im Se.
not nertogt, ba Der llrbeber 0es @e-
iebes oarltnt bat bu nidt geititeeao
Mitglieoer dpeleno tparen. Die
6einoe Der 8orlage itno eifrie am
8erf, Tim iith fir Sen San Der an.
nabme oes @eieee8 cine 8etierting
besielben burd @ouberneur More.
beoO 5it iidern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
edllimme Gage in spanicm.

glabriO, 6. Geb. = Die 9lr6eiter
nnO lire 6amilien iinb in gan5 Spa.
uien Onrdl bic INNER gr6fer luer.
SeHbc glrbeitsluFsfeit in cine ber-
slueifeIte Gage gefummen. geiDnOers
lit bic Gage iebr idlimm in ben Grui
bin5en 6nelpa nuO gllmeria. gInd
bic 2nnDlente AMI ben aanariIden
Suieln iiao burh Oas 5rndtans-
fn6r.gcrbOt id)iuer 6ebrobt nnO OrObt
cine 9nnsersnot6 anssubreden.