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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
NOTICE.

Effective at once. we beg to advise our friends and patrons that as we have no collector we will sell meal and hulls for spot cash only at the mill. Nothing else to be charged
 UNION SEED & FERTILIZER CO.,. Pine Bluff, Ark. 11-24-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
Whenever You Need General TcnsG
 Take 0rOVe'S

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless chili Tonic is equally valuable as General Tonic because it contains the we'll known tonic properties of QUININE ard IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches tine Blood and Builds ID the Whale Svsterr. so cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
Emma H. EllIs-Burnnam Graduate
 14O4 Texas Etreet,

Solicits the patronage of ladies who desire beauty treatments at their residence. Shampooing, hair dress ing, facial massage, chiropody, mani curing, hot oil treatment for the scalp, manirose oil manicure a
 speciality. Phone NO. 11i9. 11-30-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
WASHINETON'S FUNERAL.
Pictures of Negro EdUeator's Ohsc,
 INies at Gem Theatre Today.

Moving pictures of the funeral of Booker T. Washington and other scenes associated with the life of the negro educator will be exhibited to- Gay at the Gem theatre under the di- rcetion of J. B. Simon, who has leased the house for this occasion. In ad- dition, there will be several other reels, among them a Charlie Chaplin production.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
,IinkS Meni Tonight,

The postponed meeting of The Jinks will be held tonight at Labor hall Fourth and Main. A full attend ancc Of tho members is desired, as business of Importance will come be fore the body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
GARAGE.

We store, repair, wash and polish your car; all repair work guaranteed to be satisfactory. THOMPSON'S GARAGE, Wilbur White. manager, 311 Main street, phone 204S. 12-10-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29

You have tried the others, now try the best. AmericanEXcelsior Laundry O.. phone 146. tf
 Let Graphic "claesided" ads hunt your wants. They go everywhere, al- r,ost If
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-19
2lurm IntptFi
in wltnIthtnppIsrl
1lpfm FaafI aas slafa fiANa il
Aes art HiHssu afrsfu
NHhta aa

nWl NH i8 M m
uu mH M8 If
lna m mf m Ht
M M H V6
Wh Im nHs i
% aWH H
l'af'f Nad an HWiaH
NaH 8a1 Wat mfmms
tflll ls m hH ifat
Ht te ml aItmgulaf li dIs
lfs feHdfi6n m Hb afn ln
hH A HNl 0itfH nb
ffis HHb hh WHHumH da oiil
innile nu BEN NatiIn t Vme
1limt HHb E NiiHui MmHBnHaa
Zoo todN10icfaeidhf N Nbi hHb
~ Zoos iaae iNltlaf M mmtt
afmflosl uahffuh fHt lfeie th.
mAl mdlgfr RffieneB mFlfw I'll
Itt dH @tdHben felbefu nm aas
dtridIifte ddbgn mth thon lest
mH ubft S250000 aidlahi 6dh
mirh bariui utiuarilam aemadl.
bnb orrirlbe I'll Mirtlidlieit biel ard
ber ifin MIRO.
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llnOm baIltn
Dor ltmbtrgl
lfaa Wfllfa eialiA t saRfasti
haliNfni maa# lhtu
fHlga slaaa a

Nflla ~ 1nht bH gaaAaa
ein ~ aafHtt aaatHiHfa
paafiaHaffff tlHntH Uaffi
lpauafHi BEE Niiliaft aialaaWlaff
mfiafi Faiafuhfs alif5tf mflafa
hah tif NHHfn Whh NHlfa mfHlih
uah ttmtfFa natlg EHHanafa h
loafu hattn. liz biaHft 6agbnl
ia mif era AnNta iHldmmfnat
iiphtH pfhitu kitten aaflfH Nl
hsftauh eallHu BE HHHu ziana
halifu lpantn, 10 bfrmaatH Af ibft
2dluaillluif blS hhh {emaloii in
NnliiId tultn ansiHh.hafu fit pa,
nt iii abtr iar bic NaHfn it6r nn,
anuiiH Hnh man alanbi uiaii, hah
ht tfnnlidlgn Nihttllaua lfiiita mtts
ben.
eono0n, ~. lnni. Iif Rniifn
huo tntidIuHtn, ben Ttallaltu bor
tgmbfra eHeraildltn 0,ibrriianb m
ltilieui ihrt SiellHuasu hno ami ae.
wdhlt. No btihi, ban bic Muiitn
bic armee 6rS tBtutrals Elantrr,
Der Itbn Wlsiltn mtit IN Neiiarabiea
tinatbrnnaen mar, mIc0er nod Der
entonIna 8nrhdgririgben bnbrn.
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@rnon itrcitet 9anuriernna ab.

8aIhingtou, 19. SIni. - Brd'
lioent 8iIiou ItattGtc geitern gtbenO
Dem GrsStuat5ietrctdr @rnot in
6eIien @o9mtng cinen geiu6 ob,
Inn @tDan uno 8rml bot ibrer gtb'
reile na6 Dem Siioen 2cbeno9l 81
iagcn. Ser @rGlioeut berbIie6 bel
9roan's ungefdbr 10 0&inuten inb
muroe er 5on ieinent StpiegerIobne
5dabamt8.Sefretdr @tc9lOoo ob8e.
loft.
g9G6reno 6e8 seitriaen gfahntit.
tags CAB 9rpon Die GrflGrung ob,
in Der er oic 9iiftiefeit 0es @eriih.
tes, ooB 9r1iibeut 8iIion i'm nab.
renO ieiner gtmts3eit ols StootS-
iefret1r icbr DIT Bel nidtigen SonO-
limsen 5llr Seite geidobeu babe,
energii@ bcltreitet.
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Sin nener streitpnnft.

8aibingtor 10. Suni-Qie alne,
rifaniide 9tntiport auf Geutldlan0S
Iebie gote iiber Die gerienfung oes
omerifaniiden S6iffcs g9iaiom 4
6rpc lit beino6e fcrtiogeltellt. Gpt
oeittide Stan6punft, OuB ieOes anc.
rifaniide 5diff NIT aonter6anOc
berienft iperoen 6irfe, lpenn 3ab.
hung oafiir nelciitet tperoe, miro 90.
rim ais unridtig beitritten. Der
oelltide @otidlaiter Gjrof gernitorfi
bate geitern nit ocm ipe}ielIer
gle6tsberatfer oe9 Staotsoeparte.
ments, Chamber 2lnOerion cine Elm.
acbcnoe @eipreGung ilber oieien
Blmft.
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9anemarf 6lei6t neutral.

2onoon, 10. SUM. - Cine Geu,
terOepei6e aus aopenbogen meloet
nad 2onoon, 0aB Der 6oIfeting, oas
llnterbaus beS oGnii6en aei68tags,
einItimntig bei6loiien babe, oas gli.
niiteriiun In ieiuer 4olitit Der ub.
ioluten geeutroIitGt gu unterltilten.
(Gine aopenbageuer Qepei6e bolr.
Dlitttpof batte beri9tet, oaB bic
tonicroatibe 4reiie Die rooitule 9fe.
gierung ipegen i9rer neutralen SOL.
tnng oerort an9egriffen babe, ooB 0os
aabinett beidIoB, ben &eihstag Inn
Elm 8ertrauen8ootun 81 eriuhen,
miorigenfaaS er 3lriidtreten tperoe.) J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-19
Die Observation-Disclosures.

Sonoon f9. SUM. = Baron
@eriep, Der grGiioent oes ltnteriu.
dungsgeribts i'm 2ulitoniafaa, fin.
0igte otL oaB Die llnteriu6ung be-
en0igt iei. Der 8oron 1rBerte, oaB
er inbe5ng auf oie pidtigiten Sra.
gen nit Der ltnteriudunq iebr 8u.
frie6en iei. 0icie 6ragcn finb Die
@ei6pin0igfeit ocS S9iffes uno
6as gfidtporbanocnIein BON 3orpe-
oobooten ais 8egleitififfe. 9tad
ieiner l1e6er3eupmg 6at oo8 @eridt
iest alles 8ngdngIi4e 8enei8mate-
rial iiber MaangeG on 0fft8ieren
uno 3ettungSbooten.
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lleber u @lilliun slrieasaefanaenrI
Ceiterreiher in 9SOla itarf ber-
idlnnSt.

9fom 10. Suni iiber 4aris. -
Gin 6Iii6tIing aus Bola lit bier nit
Der 9fadribt eingetroffenb oaB Die
Oeiterreiher iid in Dem Safen 8ola
itart peri4au3t ba6en unO oaB Die
Oorti9en Giterrei6ii6 ungariiden
Eritppen ungefdbr 100000 Wtarm
betragen. 2(nge6Iid lit Oicier 6lidt.
ling elmer Ger Wenigeu, oenen e8 9e-
lang, aus RoIa 5u entpii9en. gr
iagte ferner aus, 0ab an Dem Gage
Der ariegSerfldrung fein 3ioiIiIt
me6r in 9oIa mar uno ooB oie ein-
8igen 8ege, 8ola 8u nebuen, enttpe.
Ger Elm ltarfeS 8ombarOement ODER
ober cine longDierige 8elagerllng
iein tpur0en.
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Nrnr glfnhnnn M nlrriEn-

@aibiuaiun, 10. luui. - 1ifie.
reuieu 5wiidjen 6arrania nn0 iri.
nrm Ebrrbeicblsbabrr C8rn. Ebre.
aOu, iomie llnitimmiafciteu in Gar.
raula's Nabiuctt nnO 6arraulais
llmlng uadl Der iiolierten 5citung
San Snan &c lIlm in Dem Safen
UOn Sera Grn5 idlrincu cine ucne
Nenouug in Den DcrlUOrrenrn 0Se.
ififen DierifOS an5nocnten. glmt.
lide Gepeidlcn an Oas bieiigr Staats-
Oepartement betuurH, ban oaOnrdl
bic Ginigfeit in Der Garranja.9cue.
gung gefabrbet mb cine nene ariiis
in NeIitO berunibeidUuren uerOc.
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@eritanOiannn mit glmerifn iidcr.

Berlin, t9. SSuni iiber 2onoon. ~
Gr. 9(nton Nleper.@er6or0, Der nit
6eionoeren 9}adrtdltcu I'M oeut.
iden 9otidaitcr in @oI6in9ton nod
bier fam, botte geitern cine 3pci.
itiino. llnterre0ung nit Dem Inter.
itaatsietretdr oes g(usuGrtiqen glm.
teS, Gr. 9lIfre6 Zimmerman, un0
Dem @rnfen 0lontgeIoS, 0ireftor Ger
dmerifaniiden 9l6tbeillmg iene8
glmtcs, glnh oer Stnatsiefret1r ocS
9lllspartiaen, BON sSnqoip, iuoGnte
t1eiliuciie oer llnterreouna bel. G6.
uc6l iiber Sos 8eiprdd ielbIt nidltS
perIautet, iprad iidj Or. 3immcr.
mann ood oabin aus, oaB er glau.
be, oaB cine 8eritan0igling NIT Den
8ereiniaten Staaten mogIid iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-19
g'aabaS6ahn idlreitet fnrt.

&ouitantinopeI, 10. Sylfni, iiber
2on6on. Der arieg Bat oie g[ra
belt an Ser gagoa06a6n feinesuegs
mterbro6eu Die, perm ferttaqe-
iteIlt, bon arnio iiber aooua, DeoiiI
un0 8ogon0 6iS no6 8usrd geben
miro 8ie Bride iiber 0en gu-
p1rat lit iiingIt bcIlenbet tuoroen,
rn0 6ieier Gage purOe Die Iebte
Sprenglmg fir ben tuihtigeu Bag.
tidetinlnel norgenonImeiL tpeIder
Ourd oas gmenitsgebirge gebt uno
Ole Gbeue pon Gilicio nit gueppo,
5Driet berbin6et. Gieier SunttcT
lit 3 Neilen lang, itno ieite Grbals.
mllla bat 4 Sqbre eEiOroert, r
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Ginr StrcitmOdJt Orr
SlaiirtrH OrrnidJtrt!
/ 100000 arirOsOriangrur brinOtn
IidD In Drnti1rn llnO OIierrridt
i6rn 9OnjeutratiOnsIagrrnl
arnpp bat Iar NaIIrit ar6ltrt lltbtraItnnGtnl
Woo atdfftt Qaaanta


NHEGNtatu ltr RaNhHH ND.
3m Nln bMIdll uans See
HaltmHEnlaa8 "a Nbm aH Ga.
m bIttbef lufataGl.afi Nf iaale.
Ddb 0ig oaf'.atH iifape ldcn Nltft
bH NNiuu hgb HtiNga 10000 At.
b1Ittf rehabilitation ma9tsno DC 3abl
.Otrltlbgu igpi 10000 bslrdal rle
nmfn as 9tulimalgr tbgidnitf lia0
mir Nondltigt bon Hpiouaeidllugn
mtt grobercr Gmsuilon Ilelc
@eidlipe mct0u. einmal lot Ihdtla.
tcit oic Mcii in siouuen ieecn.
Ter goHbsnanariii auf aarlsrnbc.
aarlerube. iibrr Neriu 10. Su.
ni - 9s bat iih mmnqhr berans.
ggitcIlt 0ob bci 0tm tiir5limm Suit.
anariii 0ui &arlerub1 q Berionen
umtamen lm0 90 perlett mar0en.
Sin GnbcuO gomben hclcn In 0cn
5dlobgarteu uu0 IN Der yidbe 0es
pradltigeu 9obuboisacbou0es nieocr.
@lildiideriuciie mur0e fein nenncns.
wcrtber Saa0eu augerihtct. aaiier
8iIbcIm bat in elmer 3epeidc an
Den @roBbcr5og bon 91ocn ieue
tiehte GntriIitung ilber 0cn beim.
tiidii6en 2lngrifi ouf oia un6eieitiq
tc Sta0t aiisgeipro6en. Ger ZOO
70 Dieler uni9ul0igcr giDililteu lit
Dem Serriaer iebr naba gcgangcu.
Sdlucre gerluite fir glaiirtc.
Bottom. 19. SUM. - Der areu8er
rgtortb Carolina" 1T nad aebn-
monatlider llebungsfa6rt bonn Nsit.
tellan0iihen Dleer bier eingefroffen.
8enn iih oos amerifanii6e arieqs-
idiff aud nidt in n1djiter g1dbe
Der gar0aneueuitrabc oufgabaItcn
bat, 10 1aben iiA Die 0ffi3iere uno
g{anni1aften Der 8eiaBtng 0od ga.
BON ilberdeugen t0unen, oab Die gri-
ten uu0 6ran5oien bel ben 0ortiQen
a1utpfen ltngebeure 8erluite erlei.
Oen 9ie Soipitaler IN 9aeranorieu
(aeggpteD iinO nit 9eriuunoeten
itberfitlt.
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Sdlmtrer Naatliinrm in Wri.
glfbraeta.
paatliiidr uon g'aitbaa .tsrahr ridl,
tcttn 6rohe Scrbttraugrn an.

6oI6re0le Rc6.. 10. Stunt
Gin iurdl'Jdrer SaaeIihlaa. ociicn
ocrbeerenop 4'irfinl nod 0urh oen
oabci miit5euoeu Shtrm erh0bt mur.
be, iildlte atitcrn uniere Sta0t im0
llmaegeno beim. Aaein Der in Scr
Staot an 6euiteriheibcn angeridl.
tetc Sd1a0cn miro oui $4,000 ge.
id)dtt 20 Spiegelitei6en i'm @e.
idlditsOiitritt purOen 5ertriinmcrt
mo uiele Caher tbetlpeiie 5erit6rt.
Gin3elue SogeIitiide ioaen 10 3oa
grob gelpeieu fem.
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aniier bLei6t in ednlbiidlern.

Chicago, IS. SUM. Gem feiteu
3uiannnen6aIteu oes oeuti6cn gGe.
mentS IN unierer uluiubi9en 5ta6t"
lit eS 3u peroaufeu 0ob Gin ncucr
2Ingriif Scr 9eltidIen6olier obae.
I6lageu ipuroe. 5ic 6otten nidlts
ipeniqer beantragt, ais Die Qe6en5.
6eidreibnnd oeS iebigcu 8eutiden
aaiierS aus Den SduIbiidern III
cntfcrncn. Nlit grober enti6ieoen.
heit tpuroe nies ieood i'm Sdulrat6
abgclebnt. 5GmntIidc ocutidetr
@creiuigllngcn Gbicagos bottcn Die
9eibeboItllu9 energild geiorbert.
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glenr @friidltc ii6er glnLnnrien

&0n0on, 19. SUM. - sSn 2on0on
3irtuIieren @erii6te, baB 8ulgarien
init ben 9[aitrten Elm gLbtolnrnen
i6er ietHen @intritt in oen Sfrieq
a68eidIoiien babe, bod feblt sic
omtIi6e 9eitdtiglng. s5n @egen.
t9eil meloet cine anltlide 9epeife
aus Sofia, ser 6alptita0t Qulgori.
ems, OoB lebtereS nod Inn 9[uffId-
ruug iiber 1eri6ie6ene 9llufte gebe.
ten habe
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G nn0 Sic gaidtiaieit oer 0eutid.

BE mo oie 8iftigfcit Der ocutId-
6itcrreid)iib.ungariiAcn Siege In
@aii5ieu, ais Die iit engIiid)en Sci,
tlngen gum glus0rltf gebrodte 8e.
fiirdtllng, onf man tn bieiem Som.
ner nidJt mebr auf cine nirfiame
rllliiide Gfieniipe rednen fam uuo
oaB Elm pirflng5oole8 3lfantnien.
aeben Der ier6iiden mo italienii6en
Streittraitc nit Den rliiiiden aus.
gcihIoiieu iGeint. glou batte oar.
aui gerednet, onb Die StaIieuer uu6
1erben Don Siioen uno Die 9luiicn
bon Giten unto g}oroen ongreifeu
ipilroen. Ger Sieg Der oelttldJe1
Gerbiiuoeten bat cinen 0eiualtigen
Stridl ourdl oicic engliide Hehnpng
gennadt, nno Die 9i1lmung bon Gem.
BERG lit nacb ben letteH 9tie0eriogen
Der Slniicn MIR nod cine 6rage sang
flr5cr 3eIt.
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9ie Nlrdlnnnn ilimntt nidlt

Bori8, Is. S5ulti. = Der bieitqe
rg}atin" behouptet. ouB bas oeutide
Seer felt Dem 8e9inn oes Srtcqcs
an Sooten 8ermunoeten unb Sc.
faugeuen 4 100000 09onn berIoren
babe un6 Dos oiterreidiIh.ltngoriidJe
2,526,000. 0as 9Iott rednet aus,
Dab GelttidlGan0 MIR mebr 4,300,.
900 babe unb Die GoppeImonardie
peniger oils 100000.
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sdief6anmluOllc nus 6OI,faiern.

Hon0oiL IJ. SUM. = Gl1l Ger
treter oes gtusDGrtigen 9lmtg er.
fl1rte geItern I'M llnterbaus, oaf3
Die gebouptllne oaB DeutIdl1no BEL
Der 6abrifotion bon SdieBbauunmol.
le Sol8foiern berlpenoe, ii6 ais rid.
tig ernieien babe. Ole giegierltng
meroe 6ieie sSeittelnng in 8eriif.
iihtigung 5ieben erfldrte Der ge.
gierilugsbertreter. Sir Syo6n Cons.
Dole nadte ben goridlog, ooB Sol5.
faiern aif Die 2iite Der Qbloluten
aonterbonOe geItelt meroen.
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3luei enaIiide 9ampfer perienft.

Son0on, 10. SUM-. ~ Ser 200O
Sonnen groBe britii6e 3anlpfer
oQulcie" mltroe beute auf Der So5e
bon SuffoIt bon einem oeutiden
Salldboot torpeoiert uno perienft.
Der 01annidaft geIang es, iid III
Sider6eit 3il brrigen
Ser engliide Gampfer .g[tIfn"
SIG 8onnen CROP, muroe all ser
iilo0itIiden aiiite bon Sd)ottlauo
Sdottlano BON einem oelltifen
&aud6oot berienft. Die Qtann.
ifaft tpuroe gerettet.
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gritiidler NlaanaL nadl gLmerifn.

euuOOn, 10. Snui. = 9aBib u.
SBOmas, Gin @alliier Sip6leunag-
nat, bat mad Der Grdungc Selc-
graph so. cine Grnennnng ocs ncu-
en- yiunitiOusminiiters SluBO George
ais lle6erpnfer Der 2Insfiibrnng Der
WianitiOnsfOntratte in glmerifa an-
genOntmen.
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Sflmeiser gserleaenlleiten.

Sern, Saweis, 10. Snni. - R.
SOffmann, 9ireftur i'm S6lueiser
glusiuGrtigen glmte, bielt bier cine
slniprade, in Der er ausfiibrte, Oaf
bic S6lUei3 iufDlse Oes arieges in
srOkere @erlegenbeiten getommen
lei, als uenn iie ielbit Saran tbeil-
nGbme.
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(Sr0fer als gaieballe.

@othenblrq, Geb., 10. SUM. =
Ser ihmerite SageIidlIaa in Der @e.
idli6te lmierer Staot iudte ms ge.
tern glbeno gegen 7.30 6eiru. g(ae
Hah gtoroen geben6en IenIter mir.
Den jertriimmert mo piele 8G9er
unbralldbar genoht. Sier ipur6en
&agelitiide beobadtet, Die GROCER
ais gaiebdqe mareu. 9Gume mur.
ben DollitGuoig entlaitbt, llno GROCER
Sdaoen an oen 6eloern angeridtet.
Ser 5armlhaoen begilrut bier uno
6ebnt iid) me6rere 0}eilen oItlid
ais, wdbreno Die 3beile u0r0lifl
mo iiiolid gan3 oerifont 6lie6en.
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iSranaOienflieaer ii6er graiiel.

glnliteroom 10. SUM. sSron.
8oiilde 6lieger eridieren 9onneritag
iiber griliiel uno iporfen mebrere
gombcn auf oeutidc galonbaIlea
bcrob; Der angeri6tete S9aOen lit
unbeoeuteno,
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MlNN MMAAAtA3 NhE4tANNhAH &MN tl@
ireilm0dl tr HaHueH wtld bg
fuiildIn flufau uafalM peH
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Ga mf meuiafn aflma tinun 8ud
lua m puueriiieIliarn
@as bic nraaloitn iaatu.
Naris i0 Stunt Hber Vonbon.
dran5onidif Beridlie ipreden uonl
.tBcluluncn brcicr shlndten nter BID
Iultidrn" Io8 iranBoiiidle aritas
ont iuat oab fd an Der gan8cu
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Beacuo bon arro5 mo SoudleB mo
Ger BON 9leupide ein gcnoltigcr
aampi cuhuidlc, m0 oic 5rausoieu
in Der eritercn @egeuo 100000 tBra,
notcn in 0or0grcliunq iilr Sntantg.
rieungrifie abaeieuett batten. gs
miro 5uaeeebcu oab Die 8eutiden
iebr bartnadigen @i0eritunO letiteu
mo bieIe putbcnOe @egenongriiia
MAIDEN; ober es miro bebauptet, oab
iie langiam iumer meiter bon Den
p8erbilnOeten" 5uriidgeorangt mir.
oen.
Is miro eingcrdlnt, oob sic
6ran5oien Elm tleines @eb0l6 iiioli6
pom 9iigel 119, bel Soude8, in Der
gfadt ponl 9littmod aui Donneritag
berloren oa oas oeuti6e 9lrtiQerie-
feuer 5u ltorf mar. Die gerE1te Der
0euti4en meroen bon Den 5ran5o-
ien fllr iebr bod erflGrt.
llebsr III @iilliUn ariesssefansener.
Berlin ii6er 2onoon, 10. S5uti.
= Ger gdperiiden 5taats5eitun5
3ufolge boben Die Der6iin0eten 0eltt
iden uno Geiterreid llngarn bis IA.
SUM 3uinmuen 100000 Grtegs-
gefnngene aenladt. 3noon entfuuen
auf &uBlan0 124O000, allf SSrant-
reid 255,000, auf Gnglono $4,000,
auf 8elgien 41000 un0 auf Ser.
bien $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-19
Stalicniidc Gaitc 6cidluiicn.

2on0on 10. SUM. - Wlebrere
oiterreidiide Iorpeooboote baben ole
dm 9loriatiiden gteer gelegenen ito.
lieniiden St1ote 4eiaro. &imini uno
6ano beidoiien ul0 erbebliden Sda.
ben nngeridtet. 8eridten aus &om
8nfolge iife mehrere 3ibiliiten inns
Seben gefoHnten; Der dngeridtete
5adi6aoen a6er ioa nidt groB ieir.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-08
MAY CLOSE THE CANAL
UNTIL NOVEMBER FIRST
Engineer Declares Cant Clear Channel
Of Obstruction Before
That Date.

Panama, Oct 5.-Lieutenant Colonel
Chester Harding, the engineer in
charge of the Panama canal, has sent
a message to the secretary of war at
Washington recommending that Pres
ident Wilson issue an executive order
officially closing the canal until No
vember l.
Colonel Harding explains that it will
be impossible to clear the channel be-
fore that date, and perhaps not then.
He favors refunding the tolls to those
ships which have paid them and are
now awaiting passage, and also that
arrangements be made to transship
the cargoes of the vessels and forward
them to their destinations. 1t is es-
timated, however, that it would re-
quire at least month for the Panama
railroad to complete the transshipment
of the cargoes of the 80 vessels now
In canal waters.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-08
CAPT. ELIAS MoNFoRT Is
q. A. r. COMMANDER NOW
New Head Of National Body Was For
merly Postmaster at Cincinnati, O.
.-Slaubauah Senior Vice.

Neutrality-suspicious. Elias Mon
fort of Cincinnati, Ohio, was recently
elected commander In chief OF the G.
A. R.
Three candidates were nominated.
They we're: Frank 0. Cole of Jersey
City, N. j.; William ]. Patterson Of
Pittsburg, and Captain Monfort.
The new commander In chief was
formerly postmaster at Cincinnati.
Next years encampment will be held
at Kansas City.
Rain altered the plans of laying the
cornerstone of the new national am
phitheater in Arlington cemetery Fri
day.
George H. Slaubaugh of Washing
ton. D. c., treasury department en-
ploye, was elected senior vice COM
mander In chief.
The army nurses of the civil war
elected Alice G. Piley of jefferson City
as their president.
Colonel Ambrose B. Stephens of Gin
cinnati was installed as commander In
chief of the Sons Of Veterans.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-08
ENTOMBED MINERS ARE
TAKEN OUT ALIVE
Weakened by Six Days of Suffering,
the Little Group Is Rescued
None Were Lost.

Lansford Pa, Oct Anime miners
entombed in the Lehigh Coal and Nav
igation company colliery at Coaldale
last Monday were rescued alive Sun
day.
They were found on top of chute
in which they had crawled to escape
a flood of water from an abandoned
working which caused more than 300
feet of gangway roof to fall, shutting
off all escape. The men are in the
hospital, and are expected to recover.
The rescue was accomplished after
200 mine workers and company Of
ficials had battled for six days against
discouraging conditions in the choked-
up gangway.
more than 300 feet Of solid rock, coal
and timbers rescuers reached the
chute where the pitiful group of hud-
died humanity was discovered. 1t was
intensely cold in the little space, and
the rescuers found the nine men, two
of whom are scarcely out Of their
teens" curled up in a compact mass
to retain the warmth of their bodies.
All were terribly weakened.
According to the men, fish oil and a
few crushed chicken bones, found In
a dinner pail, had made up their diet
until Thursday, when the latter deli.
cacy" gave out and the fish oil com.
position, used in their lamps. was the
only item on the menu.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-08
MARKET REPORT
Chicago.

Chicago.
Hogs-Market weak, mostly loo I'M
der yesterdays average. Bulk, $7.20
OSLO; light, $7.50@s.25; mixed, $o.s5
QS.30: heavy, $6600s.10; rough,
$6.6O@6.s5; pigs, $5.5C07.75.
Cattle-Market weak. Native beef
cattle, $6.1O01O.40; western steers,
$6.60QS.75; cows and heifers, $40
s.35; calves, $s011.50.
Sheep Market weak. Wethers,
$5.55@6.4O; lambs, $6.75@9t0.
Butter higher; creamery, 21h@
261sc.
Eggs higher; at mark, cases in
cluded, 1s@23c; ordinary firsts, 21h
@22s4c; firsts, 22s4@23Ac.
Wheat-No. red, s1.O5m1.15A:
No. red, 95c@$1.02; No. red, $50
94c; No. 2 hard, $1.05@1.15A.
Rye-No. 2, 81.
Barley-52Q6oc.
Timothy-$5@7.25.
Liverpool.
Wheat-Spot No. /, Manitoba, lis
lid; No. 2, lis Cd; No. 8, lis sgd;
No. l northern, Duluth, lis sd; No
red western winter, los Sd; No.
hard winter, lis 10kd.
Tacoma
Wheat = Bluestem, 92c; fortyfold
SOC; club. s5c; fife. Sic.
Portland.
Cattle-Market steady.
Sheep-Market strong.
Hogs-Market lower. Prime hight
$6.3OQ6.35.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-08
BULGARIA MUST
DECLARE ITSELF
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT HAS Or
DERED HER MINISTER TO
LEAVE SOFIA.
GERMANY WON BULGARIA?
It Is Believed King Ferdinand Is STALL
ing for Time to Get an Army Ready
Greece viii Live Up to Her
Treaty With Serbia.

London, Oct. 4-The Russian min
lister at Sofia has been ordered by his
government to leave the Bulgarian
capital Immediately if Bulgaria does
not openly break with the central pow
ers and dismiss the Austro-Gernan Of
ficers who recently arrived IN that
country to direct the ope, ations OF
King Ferdinand's army.
Russia's Stand Endorsed.
The other powers of the quadruple
entente are backing up Russia in this
demand, and so Bulgaria must decide
on continued neutrality or be consid-
cred definitely committed to the cen
trail powers.
days it is considered certain that King
Ferdinand and Premier Radoslavoff
have made their choice and are only
awaiting the completion of mobiliza-
ton to strike at Serbia and assist
the Austria-Germans to open the road
to Constantinople, which has been anx-
iously awaiting for many weeks for
promised aid from the central powers.
Greece, it is believed, will live up
to her treaty with Serbia and come to
her assistance if she is attacked, but
the attitude of Rumania, which re-
mains an only partly modified spec
tator, is uncertain.
Time Limit Expires.
London, Oct. 5.-The time allotted
to Bulgaria by the allies through Rus
STA to turn her back on Germany, Aus
tria and Turkey expired Monday aft
ernoon, but the expiration of the time
limit brought no immediate surface
indications to clarity the situation.