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New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
RuMes and Silk
r. II. MACY & co.

THREE lace-edged ruffles are found on the
L lingerie skirt whose top is of heavy cam
brio. Price, ga cents. Many there are whose
tastes run to French nghtgowns of the hand
embroidered variety. They are TO be had at
the exceptional price of Sl.2e.
Petticoats must be shadow-proof when worn
with the thin net gowns of the season. For
Sl.49 one may procure all hand-sewn and
hand embroidered one.
FRANKLIN SIMON COMPANY.
DARFAIT silk vests are on sale for sl.z''
L and glove silk knickers, in plain white or
flesh, in flesh and white stripes, in spider-wso'
bing and of lowered silk, that were S32S, are
now Sl9S.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
CILKS which sold regularly up TO So in pries
- are to be had for $780,
For the last few baths of the season there
are left some plain pure rubber bathing caps
which cost but 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
The Better
TO Walk With
BONWIT, TELLER.

DLAIN black patent leather opera slippers
l. untrimmed and with Louis heel are
not usually as inexpensive as they are mere
SIS.
Satin mules as luxurious as delicately ap-
,,.d heads and roses can make them, may be
had IN mink blue and black for S..
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
BONWIT TELLER.

TT YOU would conceal vice faunt it be-
L fore the world said wise man. And
another wise man applied the principle to a
powder book, covered it with satin and with
gold lace and tied ribbons to the end OF 1t
so that the debutante might hang it from her
wrist and no one suspect that it was not a
dance order One dollar for the little thing.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
A. A. VANTINE.

4 LACQUER cabinet has in it two small
~ bottles of Oriental perfume. Fill the bot
ties with ink and the cabinet is an inkwell, or
remove the bottles and one has jewel case.
This magic casket costs 81.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
LEONARD.

4 SIMPLE serge frock with touch Of
I chenille embroidery may be made to or
der for S24.5o. The skirt may be scalloped,
and the sleeves and lined with a contrasting
silk. Fourteen dollars and fifty cents is the
cost of a charming little crepe de chine frock
with quantity laced belt that is also made to
order.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
BEST & CO.

LITTLE round ball Of a racoon mut
n will make OF your baby a princess.
1t costs SITS. A muf and ncckpiece set Is
S1o.so. And for party occasions or for church
there is the daintiest set Of pure white and
black errnine, costing $40. For the boy there
are wash suits, seasonable even in the winter
which have been reduced to SI.I5
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
The Day Of the Dog
BONWIT, TELLER.

A N ABSURD little French poodle OF black
~ French metal with bristling name and
tail of let and bright ruby eyes is the most
recent of fashions DEGREES. 1t is to be worn
as brooch, gathering the vestee's or collars
front, and will excite much admiration. Its
price is SI.95
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
!. MILLER.
IS West AID Street.

THE predicted has been long in coming to
Il pass. But it is here-the fur trimmed
boot. At Miller's one may purchase the fur
bands which clasp about the shoetop. Skunk
bands are $3.50 the pair, and the price OF any
other fur which may be desired will be pro-
portionate with the fur's value.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
B. ALTMAN & co.

DARENTS may approve Of the black and
L white mixture wool OF this coat or OF the
cut or the warmth. Bu; it is the lining which
will attract the child-a real hremen S red nan
mel lining Price, Sll5O. A little table on
which the letters and numbers pictured IN
stories coax the child to learning and a chair
with bunny on the back make set which
costs S525.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
. Veil. "a ThriIlo
& Pair of Gloves
STERN BROTHERS.

yTDHE plateau veil. fashionable adjunct
L when made of Chantilly lace or Shet-
land with a straight or scaloped edge, costs
$I.3s.
Net ichus are temptingly cheap at 80 cents.
and chiffon collar and vestee with deep pleat
ed side frils is exceptionally pretty and mex
pensive at o5 cents.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
SeasOmable Suits
LANE BRYANT.

CPECIAL provisions have been made for
- the stout woman and suit devised which
will decrease her apparent width. 1t is of
diagonal cheviot. and comes in black, navy,
blackberry or African brown. A special in
troductory price is S29.SS
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
WANAMAKER'S.

'ENHE collar of S3o broadcloth suit is fasci-
H. mating. 1t is high and velvet and fur
edged and chin concealing. On the other
hand, it may be worn low The beaver runs
down the front Of the Russian blouse coat.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
A. A. VANTINE & CO.

q ONE want this stencil set for the child.
} But the wise mother will use it herself
to get those charming effects on painted fur
niture or pottery or tin things. The postcard
size, with many different patterns in the set,
costs IS cents.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
LET YOUR LIGHT SO SHINE

may blow, but not on lighted candles. And
therefore a tin screen rises from the tin base
of a s. candle holder. At the top OF this
n,.,tv hand-painted bit lady and gentleman
bow in graceful service.
Joseph P. MHUGH & SON
LARGE ivory and black lamp with
"A shade printed with silhouette figures has
been reduced from s36 to $IS. An attractive
bargain.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
STERN BROTHERS.

y TOCKINGS may be kept in their place
= most easily if one but use the pretty
white enamelled wood cretonne covered hold
er, which costs but ST.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
JAMES A. HEARN.

EIGHTEEN dollars and nirety-eight cents
IL is the price of a very smart poplin suit,
belted and braided and with dyed black rae
coon collar
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
FRANKLIN SIMON COMPANY.

COFT checked velvet, the check formed by
- thinning OF the nap, is used in the making
of the newest bag. An old ivory and Dutch
blue silk lining takes care of the inside. Price
S.. If one wishes something little more dur.
able than velvet or silk, there is the black bag
of finest pin seal, whose top is OF the latest
fashion, broad low clasp Of white bone. S.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
LORD & TAYLOR.

EEATHER boas, the season end necessity
may be had in all colors for S2.25.
An all-net guimpe and collar, hand enbroid-
ered costs SIPS.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
BONWIT, TELLER.

u-IiE season for silk gloves has not yet
1 passed, particularly when the silks are
of the strap wrist variety. Because there is a
limited number left in broken sizes and styles
they have been reduced from 81 to 6s cents
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
The Black Bag
BONWIT TELLER.

FABRICS still hold the field in handbags
l. leather remaining in the background. A
pretty little moire bag. with light blue stone
top and a Dresden silk lining, with bevelled
edge mirror, costs but Sl.7S.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
JOSEPH p. M'HUGH & SON
I'm Wood
and Glass

ERSKINE DANFORTH CORPORATION.
THE charm of peasant furniture has been
captured and crystallized in the little
rush seat chairs which Erskine Danforth have
for sale The wood is hand painted, and the
seat to match in any coloring which is de-
sired. The price is $3.50 Much comment will
be excited by a triple mirror dressing table
painted in white with black markings Price,
SIS.
JAMES MCREERY & co.
TT HERE will be on sale for one week only
l commencing on Monday, various articles
of furniture, such as a carved oak bench tor
s4a, which is regularly $50; solid mahogany
four-post bed, shaped from four-nch stock,
full or twin size, for S39.50, regularly 500,
and a capacous Martha Washington work ia
bic for $Io75.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
A. A. VANTINE.
The Mi1ChcmeGGe
Complete
John WANAMAKER.

JO4I4f " ffIFFf ~ II fNIlN
HERE is an entire kitchenette for IS cents
L 4 There is a little metal stand saucepan
with folding handles and can of solid alcohol
which will burn for an hour.
r. II. MACY & CO.
4 PLAIN glass jam jar, with a silver plated
~ top and spoon, may beautify anybody's
table Its price is 49 cents
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
JAMES A. HEARN.

IF SHE goes to school she needs boomers
L either for gymnasium work or merely TO
wear under her dress. In sizes II to 49, fuii
pleated, roomy blue serge boomers are S2.9o
in price Little pleated or circular skirts to
be worn over them with MILDLY on drill day
also are S2.oS.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
BONWIT, TELLER & co.

VELOUR hats which are almost as soft as
Austrian velours, beautiful quality and
in Bordeaux and other colors are S3.75
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
WOmem's BlOWses
At the Boys
Counter
BEST & CO.

CTRANGE anomay-a blouse that is made
- for the boy fulhls its destiny as blouse
for the woman The tub silk sport shirt or
tailored shirt for the suit, which so many wom-
en- have sought vanly is to be found at the
boys counter at Best's. 1t ha- one pocket the
regulation cuff sleeves. and low pointed collar,
and is all white The price is S2.SS. For
rougher wear there is the very attractive shirt.
made in the same fashion, Of madras. Its cost
is Sl.35.
FREDERICK LOESER.
DLAID tafIeta is at the present moment the
4 material for the tailleur blouse. 1t is dif-
ficult to find one which is as inexpensive as the
one shawn here for $685.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
Millinery i'm
New Modes
JAMES A. HEARN.

THE schoolgirl may find among the ready
Il to-wear hats a charming little felt, its
brim rolled down in youthful fashion, SATIN
ribbon about the crown and small pearl
buckle, for only Sl.2s There are many other
pretty shapes in the lot, such as, for example,
plush tam O. shanter, which costs SI49.
BONWIT, TELLER
THE prettiest sport hats of the year are
4 being shown now at the climax OF the
season. Soft brimmed velvet hats, whose lines
show the impression of the new NODES cost
S4.95.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
Table Talk
IOHN WANAMAKER.

John WANAMAKER.
IJAND MADE Madeira covers for bread
/ trays are quite as dainty as they are
inexpensive Present price is rs cents. Tum-
bier and finger bowl do.lies are but I2H cents
Blucbirds ard nursery rhymes fascinating!y
pictured are incentives for the baby to hurry
through the meal and what is at the bot
tom of the hot water warming plate Price
SI.25.
A permanent table in the basement takes
care of slightly soiled table linen, which be-
cause of this defect is sold for ST. less than its
original price.
JAMES M'HUGH.
NJ EXPORT overlooked charming wicker
tray, whose color is cool light blue
shaded to white, and in consequence it is Of
fered now for one-haf its summer price, which
was $40 Two decanters and six etched
glasses make S. small outlay for the set.
A. A. VANTINE.
M ORADABAD trays, costing only so
4f1 cents. are those bright blue and red
dotted and lined trays OF brass that look very
much more expensive.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
A Dainty
Desk Set

4 daShing desk set is his one of mica
and black end whifc striped silk, al
.SfcrH'S fOr SI0.75.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19

Blouses for S. on Monday, but with
drawn from sale on Tuesday, do not
need elusiveness to enhance their value.
There is a hand embroidered crepe dc
chine and a tailor-rnade Georgette crepe,
an authentic copy Of French model.
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@enern[ Nlaullnnrh.

Qber Der ge6er oes 2eioes mar
Oamit fir England nod ntdt err
i40pft, benn elm 3neites S9Iadts
lqiff, Die n9ceau," mar 10 iqper
bei4Q0igt, oaB man baIo Die linz
mogli4tett ertanrte, es aus Der 6eus
erItaie gu f9leppen. Goit cine gam
&c, unenOli4 LANCE un0 qualpolle
Stun0e beriu9teu ole iibrtgen S9ifs
fe ots @ei@pdoers, ben &amera0en
nit i9rem jeuer gu Dedsn, pabreno
ole 5~orpeopboote unD 3erIt0rer Die
ber3DeifeItten Qnftren9ungea I'm Die
8ergun9 Oes S4iffes mapter, elm
unternebmen, Das our9 ods 9efti9t
unO nobIge5ielte Jeuer Der 6aubiBen
fir dlle beteiIigten 6aBr5suge 10 9ts
fdbrIta geitaltet tpuroe, Dab idltebs
lid tein on0erer 4uspeg blieb, al8
aud Oieies S4iff fid felbit unO ieis
mem S9idia, 3u iiberlafeu, ua9Oem
t~pent9itens Elm Geil Der 8eiaBung ges
rettet poroen mar. @s idnt ipdter
i'm duBeren Sell Der Mteerenge pl0Bs
lid uno in fpeuigen Minuten.
9dmit mar bic geipaItige 69laht
entI9ieosn, 2angTam oampfte Elm
S6iff nod Dem anOeren our6 ben
ausgong ser M}eerenge Den grie9is
fden SnfeIn gu. lnb faier unbeimliA
tuirtte Die tiefe Stiae, tpdbreno it9
Die S9itten Ser Radt iiber bic 9ars
odnelena0rfer ientten, nah0em Der
9orner 6es IeBteu G9uHes, ben Die
5dubiBen Dem o~b3iebenoen Seinbs
nadianoten, aroaenb in ben fertten
5dletn berbdllt toor. 4amGbli4 nur
b~erubtgten fi9 Die oufgspeitIdten
NsrDsH, uEImd9Ii9 nur tsbrten bic
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General @tQorct.

peit4t purOe, gu OurdidnetOen. aetn
ein3iges Dermodte Den Itntenoen
Siablriefen Dor Der Grfiaung ieines
BerbdngntHes 81 erreiGsn.
SOrpepobo0te. 3eritDrer un0 mi
nsnfti4et l0lten ita BON 9ori5onte,
nm in poDlgemeinter, aber uilporii9s
tiger GiIe 9iIfe gu bringen. aaq
ie bemiibten ii9 Dergebens, oenn in
ipeniger aIs pier Wlinuten, pom aufs
idlag an gerednet, ipielte Ii4 oaS
eri9ittern0e Drama ab, uno Elm
Gotpeooboot Ioipie ein MinenfiIGer
gingen, bon osn @eidoTen Der 9aus
biseubatterien T9per getroffen, nit
Dem iterbenoen aieIen in ole 9iete.
@egfn otei lIbr nadmittags trat
cine @eie1tspauie Elm. S4on neigt:
man Der Qniidt gu, 0nB Der lluter
gang oes .8oubet" Dem 5einOe Dors
0erbano Den @eI9mad an neiteren
triegerii9eH Sperationen beroorben
babe, olS Elm reltes @sf4paoer am
9ar0aneaeneingang eri4isu, na4oem
brei feinOIt6e S4iffe gum 3eiI nit
SilIe BON S9leppern aus Dem @es
fe9te abge1ogsn tparen. Da Die 3abl
Der feinolt4en ainteni6ifFe I'M RaHs
mittagstompfe auf IA 5eltiegen mar,
tommt man Bu elmer GeIamt3a1I BON
IS 2inienIG.ffen in Der groBeu engs
Iilasfran56iiden 4ttion an 18.Wldg3.
Dos Geuer BON alien Seteu err
rei6te in Den acknowledgement
cine loIGe 6eftigtett, bob unter Der
Gepalt Der S9aTs unO Der @ras
naterploIionen ni6t nur minuten<,
fonoern oiertelItunoenIdng in peitem
umtrsiis ote Groe btbte, oaB IN Dem
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@etaa fir Normal Rake.

Die NlaBe un0 @epi9te, tpel9e i'm
gepobnli9en 6anOeI angepenOet tpers
ZEN, itnb uiemals chamber uno iid
ielbit CANA glei4; fir GENTLE nil
lenI9aftlide 5ori4ungeu iebp4, To-
pie UNI Gepi@te unb g}aBe Des 9ans
beI5 ieosr3eit priifen gu t0unen unb
~penigitens fir allie prattii4en
3fpede" cine GinbaitIi6teit gu geptns
men, 1T es piatig, bic aenaueFen
0Ormen bterfiir gu baben, pel9e gu
lleferu iiberbaupt m~enI4enmOgli4 tit.
Sol9e unbebingt mabgebenben
Ginbeitss Rormen miifen natiirli9 70
bauerbnft unb unberdnberli9 Iein,
mie man tie irgenb befommen fam;
re birfen nielnals aud nur cine
Sbee I6perer pber lei9ter, be3n, ldus
ger poer tiir8er ieirt. Qgeber beiBss,
rod taIte8 8etter barf iie ipn6rnebms
bar beeinfluiien; Ite bIrfen aud ni4t
rotten, nod ionlttge 8erhtneungen
nit 8eitanbteiIen Der 4~tmoipbdrs eius
gebeH.
Mou bat ober tein ein3etne5
entpedt, tpel6es bieTen Or
iorbernifIen geniigeno sntfpri4t; bos
Ter bat man cine Qe%9terung berges
felt, peI6e platind unb Srribium
nit sinigeu anOeren Stoffen gu einem
bereinigt, bos ben Nomen
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lu be- geqiot 8uBln0B lanu Iir
an5 Ri6ts Gutts er3tl1eu. 8umd
nitu lDuroe boaRdnbi9 BON RuBs
lamb unb ben ibm tvatbtnm i6pas
den @ottsrn um3tngtlt itiu." Dtr
aGnig i6loB: nGs purp,n rur gtrs
fprt6unaen pemadt. Gie tsnnen
BEN @ert ruIfider gtriprsdungtu.
Del a0nig erinUertt bierbti an STE
.ieiner5eit ben 6tHnldn0ern bon ben
RuFn gemadten 9eriprsdungeu
uno bic @erleBung Der Redte Der
6innldnbsr. Sn Der 9a4t barGui
Itarb Der a6niQ.
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Zar &amaaiaHfrage.
slenferuu9en bes berftor9ei.eu GBuigs
garUl iber bic 8plitit Gumdniens.

aenFerungeu hes beritprGei.en GBuigs
garUl ii6er bic &OIttit 8umdnteRs.
Der ieBige Gb~efrebatteur Der 8as
t%are1ter 3eitung pMoloooa", @irgiI
Qripn, batte am 26. September boz
rigen SabreS cine llnterrebung nit
&0nig Garpl ppn &umdnien, alio
am 8ora6eno bes Sooestages Des
&6nigs. Sin 8erliner Selegromm
Der na0Iuif9en 3eitung" entnimmt
ben 4euberungerl bes &Dnigs fol-.
9enbe Ste1en: sd peiB, auBlano
niinI6t 8onFantinopel". Nuf ent
8emertung ber tur3 Dorber in Qus
bien3 empfangsnen 8riiber 8urtcn,
8ulgarien piirbe Bel einem triegeris
I6en @orge6en &umduiens ruti5
bletben, foIs Is ben onnettterten Sell
Der bulgariIden 9obrubI4o 3uriids
er6olte, erptberte Der &0ntg: n@o
LANCE i'd 86nig Bin, peroe i'd niht
einen 3oIl brett 8oben 2anoe8 ges
ben."
9nna4 bsfpro9 Der aDnig bic
Iie6enbar9ifde 5rage: SIS lit cine
8rage Der eurDpGii4en 4oIitit, bic
iebr l9per obne bas ousgeIprp4eHe
@oblpoIen Der @eitmd4te unb
0eutf9Ianbs gu I6fen lit. aumG
uien fam nidt Der eurppdiI9en pc
litit 8irettiosn aufbrdugen unb Gr.
eigniFe berborrufen. llnfere biitos
ride Gntpidlung itebt nit Der oes
berri9ung Der Donau unb nit BEN
8ugong gum Mleere in @erbinbuug.
Sd CLAUDE, baB mir gu elmer Der
poQitdnbigung Der Natton gelanget
tDnnen, tpenn pir biefe biftortIbe
3i6tung ber Gntpitlung unIeYer
gGnoer 6efolgeu, obne Oab mir en6s
giiltig ouf bic ProDin5 ber3i4tsu,
Bic Bis geitern urs geF6rte. Gs itebt
feft, bab cine bic 0onau bcberrs
Tdenbe @roBma6t aud unfere Can
Der be6errf4en piirbe. SIS 1T fir
urs cine @efo6r, tpenn bic an ben
8onoumiinbungtn feItgeiebten RuI.
fen lire 9erri6aft auf Oas Shnars
se M}eer ausbebnen. 0oraus ereibt
ii6 bas groBe SniereTe, bas mir
i'm europdifden &pnflitt boben. IS
lit natiirli9, bob mir ben Sieg Der
3.entralmddte ipinIden."
guF bic 8emertung, bic RuFen
bdtten fir ben 5au bes Sieges iiber
Seferrei9 : ltngarn Ste6enbiiraen
berIprohen, erpiOsrte Der a0nig:
Cine geilmg Der 2dnber Der Oiters
reidif4 unsarifaeh MOnar9ie uns
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ett5m t8 lHsbl Ht.aHim eaHlu
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Tar d.liu Oh afN Hut.e iut 0aiiit
beR tintm dtefm gldn8lhlf mtss
mul9tu, 0lHNnat smtlipllilu
idnluim butb he 9ult fA am
dnetrm rnb1 i5Fu Albn lt ii 6as
Wfl6hsr d%Ht06ttnb nuo BON ntltm
.tinfn 6aafl ben @ltin8u6l umxts
nfugnb. tBllb ~
Inter 6ititn WubdiiutHm lonHlt
mon 0tu alien 1atm iaun mtbt ais
inm it6t auafntbHen un6 ltdtrtn.
quftnt6oli kltiArtu. Wllu FitB
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riuf8 htuliHm Di6tef5 Mttat,
bty, o5pobt attermr Ntanioit pttus
.btfhu Ctii}itt etuerotn mar fano
tnutil Beg 4f10nntt Walbta, um
ben lett 70 bets atittiltn miro, in
9ihilsamrisyrt an ttt aubt tn 81,
ntm Gdtntalt SIN oG Doritirdt
bort If Elm 0labptiu ,ybdIim uutet
btm 3iuti 1913 a%ttorhtnt Muptrs
mauoit Gbomihos ruben; bort bntteH
mi Sommer 1870 bic 8orfbtpobnu
Tor ben Btrauuabtnoen otutiden
grupptn ibre 6o5e psrborgen, pm
Ter nt6ts itittns Der ybeutihsn Bar
Gartn" anggribrt pur0t. 6ai ts Iid
oo6 70 msrinirbi9 gefigt, bdB Elm
gntet g6amiFos bas stu3iebenbe
talti6e Regimeut bsie6Iigte. Gin Be
uhtr Der @~eburtsFtdtte GbamtTDs
ct mar am q. Sonuar 1871 nuf
Rem fbdter bur9 bic fran36fIhe gles
t0lution 5~erIt6rtsn SaIoB @oncourt
eeboren 49, gibt BON Dem ieBigsn gu.
fanO Der GesenO f~olgsnoes 8iIO;
Sin tiefer, mitgrombeerronten, nil
Der, peiBbIiibenoer &Iematis uuo
G6ilFgraB blot Oernadfsner @ras
Len umi9IieBt bas erb6bte Serrain
ter emit befeitigtsn Burg. Die Spbinr
lm Drummer, Der 5sigenbaum, bic
66umiFo in feinem id6nen 2iebe
66Iob 8ontourt" erpdbnt,
lpeldes 5rieOri8 DiI6eIm ", gu
Grdnen riibrte, limb osridpunoen.
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berab, uno 3tpar, ME baIO bemertt
tpurOe. 3ur rtdten 3eit, Oenn nab
reno Die asins @ruppe nod in Dem
buiteren, fddnbar uneriditterIi4 fefi
ge6outen 5oripeg itano uno iiberlegte
Oh III Der gld9e pon me6rersn 9uben0
Rtften Munition pdbren0 elmer NAB
log kittgen geI9ieBuug nobI oer
ri6tige Drt fir 9i4ttdmpfer lei.
IhIug NIT Observation-Disclosures ara9
cine @ranate In bic an ben Sntm
gren3enoe mauer, 70 OaB Oos gauge
Dsrt in Ietneu grunofeitsn er3itterts
Oas tiir5ts Die 8eratung ab, mar
entIdieb fi1 fir einen ebrenboaer
Riid3ug Der in Qnbetradt elmer bon
aau9 nn6 Gtoub bis CUR llnourd
Iihti9fett ongeTilten f6tpefeIgslbef
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lit 8otl8. uHiHHad paH aH daf
81 attm .ltitli5tW H uHiHet
.bfatim Maiftllh m tgf Mdh I'D
.ut6ttlfh pie tfgat .m tt5W agi 6lt
6tbl aft ptfl tRtHtglt DelHgB btm
i5liHat btataitua ualftaua. tN tJ3ai
dai bt 61bl 6t 10liU t6u 1000
iglt uttfs5is mit mon aHf otn tn3
uno ftaujaHidW ENiiitu
Cab mif 46udtn HltantH mu5lG
Ter ttllt ucnihtR0e &6taa ifl
.atlm 2 ubr. OILS Bic NdatBun4 mad.
tntm luBm abilalm. oab tHmiitta
ot5 Uot6a iUit nn6bet euidtupm
60agniarln5 uit cine eybQlure8g0uit
ttihitn. tbrm 66btpuRii urtidte
Nus BEN ftanipFidm giuisul6tff
aBoubet' itie9 pldBIth cine bobR rei
he Rauhfdule tmpor, un0 eiBa "a
Sttuuofu fpdia erihHtierlt elm ges
pdliigss ara6tn, osfm Qlaug f4
BON Dem iibriqeu &igetoie osutlib
untsriaRo, sic gauge a~tmoip6dre
Das SPED beB ungltdliden Ghtfies
toudte ttef in Ole @sgsu binab, ipd6
reno Ger Bug pie elm grauiiges
Wabr3ei4en gen 6immtl rogte. Boo
te pur0en fofort bon unoeren edit
fen 6es @eiHDa6ers flottgema6t,
obsr fe ihienen nit uuenolider
qangiamtsit Die oufqersstt Sss, Die
f~ortndbreno Our9 Sic 3ipiIdn Den
66iffm auffGIagen0sn @sl4oFs Der
ailftenbdtterien bon ueuem Dodge
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-01

bat bieie8 miI9metalI aud ben gprs
5pg, baB man in basIeIbe mtebs2ts
nien si~ngraDieren fam, pelde fir
ras nadte Quge unIi9tbar, jsbo9 oltz
Berorbentlia beitimmt unb genau
itnb. @oblfeil tommt bieies MletaIl
jebo9 ni6t; es pirb hobsr troB fsi=
ner grpBen 5aItbartett iebr TprgTam
oufbetpabrt unb nur BEL unbebingter
Hotpenbigteit benuBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-01

Hlatt7b att lH.tn t}littl4 Mli flt.
1fN eaihstag9Ht 4uiia H5alHa
Ilit, 9mnt8 e5aIB tdHp ual os
utfaa1 sHuial8 Gefpeoelggt uu9
sttIoIft gtlia Cen 0tlit I'D bgin5m
Juno Sen AoloB ais otr 5futtiiua i1
ttliaptu dstt tltf NfmHbBm9n mlt
ten 5uf EtiaBlQlaitll p|tgurttli. un0
.nut mtt auBtriatt &rafidniufaauns
.dfl0Hl "a, untn Sell Ger 9dabuul
.sa tsiln. bsDot ods tiuil 10 pollt
@6iift Ital idm @4ubts bar, bon
Der leiditt @t8fniir6mHrq, lit ON
0itItr Gttllt 0tr Wlttrtnat u18 8ors
ben atbi, liz oit 9udt bon DdrbaneB
.gtititteH lputoe. Sc ndbtr Der eiitfs
ne aoloB Sen 8atlgrten tam, osito
mtni0tr udaltn bic iIetnsreu iejno
tIhsn S6tiit Is. iih ibm 80 udbeyu,
uno bnI0 fab mon, pdbren6 Ole
Spanning inter Den geobahtsm aui
beiotn Stittn ibrsn 9o6epuuit trs
rei6te, nur nod bier mo oa Elm
g~ettung8boot abltoBen. gs mar uufy
geg;5su, muo Sic gebsrtf6triu Der
Mttrs ptrmo4te uibt, ibr tolt6ures
G6iff 8u i6dBsn, oas pilenIos oem
5einoe In Die Qrme glitt. Sine Gtuns
De fpdtsr, ols has gefeft abflaute,
bolenoeten bic gatterien BON 9ar0as
nps t6r Mert, iu0em tie nit iDeniz
gen pobl9s3ieIteu SdiiEen Den nSrs
r%eifti6Ie" aaf Den 9runo oes Meeres
legten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-01

Srribio qIdtina trbatltu Bat. Dies
t Die Wii6uu1, aus pelhtr bic
Wlab gdnatn uno @tpi6te bfittbtn,
Tie BON Der 5HieruatiouaItn Sons
miifion fiji gtipidts uub Wldbs ais
Rprmen a%ngsnommen Dnrben inb.
GuBer ben gsnannteu GissnfhaIten
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4 euama uneH bWt a. mtan nflaita8 tafahtm tt Manha 90 rtfm
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8 Ee gmaamf cr egfH tt imet afef9at m6 We kgHA at Riot gtatH
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d 1t uBbm moaiau otttdm perntm, te g5umtsn tn eenttF9rauts
hH m1maufflM
b 90tute muegn Nr 8fpatHa ttutthu tnttdtboot abatiatt.
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ideit ar 5nibN Nummfe mtWiaau mb ntaH az t9tn auteapealt ss
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