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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
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rem Sic uit Scr gadetppit uer.
idlidt ucrOch ioacu oie Roituciitcr
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nen @ddeten getreuut pou anocreu
9lrtifeln, Ucrpadt meroeu io0aB iiir
Den Soil oes Gingreliens elmer
triegiubren0eu Uladt. ooS iid ge.
Gen iolhc 9oitpadete rihten nilr0e,
Der requIGre 8oitpertebr feine Yer
}6geriiug erlcibct ooer in irgeno ei-
ner anOeren 8eiie belditigt miro. "
Cine gemegung lullroe fiIrjllh
eingeleitet, bic oeu 3med berfolgt,
nit Der @udetpoit 4lebl rmo anOerc
1obruugsuittel uah Geutihlano
uno Seiterreid.ltngarn 5u ienoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
llnteroano Ser yNarlsrn6e" .

Nen Yort, 26 Wtdr8, S5eiiie
8opo, 8tpeiter 0ffi8ier oes oltrd cine
Mine in Der glor0iee berienften ame.
rifaniiden 4ompfers oGorib", min
in @remerbaoen bon oeutiden Wta.
rineoffi5ieren geb6rt boberL Der oelit.
I6e areu5er oaorI8rube" befdnoe iid
auf Dem Weere8grlluoe in ben 8eit
Smiles. 0o8 arieg8idiff ioG nuf
Elm Gelicnriif geldufen uno oarouf
auf 9efebl oe8 aopitdns geiprenet
porben fem; es iei unterge9angen
nit Der SfrirgsfIdgge om Dtnit uuo
pabreno ieine NlniiffapeIle ipieLte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
100 hentidlr Sandlbnnte.


Seem Dorf, 26. Nidr5. - Der
qlmerifaner SantueI Barions, mel.
der ieiner5eit @eueraIquartiermei-
iter Der @itrenarmce mar, traf ari
oem 9ampfer oSellig SIaD" bier
ein imo erfl1rtc, 3eutI6lano babe
ihon 1870 groBe Gaudboote fir ei.
nen groBeu Streii3ug gegen @ng.
lano in gereitidait. mo 10000
Monn ieien Oan1it beihditigt, nod
mebr 5l bauen. Der oeutihe @e-
neralitob erporte, @nglan0 NIT
6ilnberten iclder 8oote Et um.
aeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
aumntt etluos IpSt.

@aibingtoil, 26. M}drA - g(Ge
britiiden areu3er, ni6t MIR iol6e
tn @eudiieru DER Der. Staaten
ionOern oub iol6c I'M auribiiden
Wtccr (au6 9lutilenmeer genannt,
sipiiden ben glnti(len, Siio. iino
Gettral-glmcrifa) uno iibera1 I'M
giioatlantiIden uno i'm Stillen
08ean baben @eiiuug bcfommen,
iid) Der GiHnobne BON @orrdtben
altS rciitraIcn 21nbern 8u entbal.
ten. Inn gseutraIitatsbrii6e gu Der.
meioen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
eaaeumelOnna ieitaenaaeIt.

Qdindeu iib Qonoon, 26.Ul1rs.
- 9ie inn 9lusIan0 ucrbrcitcte
gtnhrldt, aronpriu3 gilppreft bon
gaBern ici olrd eincn @ranat.
ipIitter idper bcripunoet moroen.
pir6 in @liinden amtIi6 fir falid
erflart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
0er @rnnb anm shnfenranh.

@eitern Qlbeno eegen fl ltbr pitr.
be Dor Der 3entrolidule an ser 90.
uno Dodge Str. S. q. @iIion bon
9 2eltten init borgebaItenent 9fcbol.
Der ongebalten uno I'M So berorbt.
g[lS @rltn6 fir ben 9toubiiberfo([
gaben Die brei Gerbre9er .ote 30.
ben Soften fir ben 2e6ensunterbolt"
on.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
gsil6elnlina.eabnna luirb perfanft.

SonOou, 26. NGr5. - Ser Be
bOllmGdjtigte Ses Sdabamts iauOte
einen Brief an Die gIuluGlte Der Se.
iiber Der 8ilBelmina Ses Snbalts,
Oah iufolse Der @er56gernng Der
ltuterindnng Elm She'll Der 2nOnng
nnsselaben nnb Oertanft uerSen iOl.
le, Oa 8efabr OOrldse, OaF bieier
She'll nerOiirbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
groteit er6oben.

8ni6instun, 26. Mart. - Der
6ieiise glulpult Der 8eiiter Der pg8il-
belmina" WieberbOlte bsnte ieineu
grOteit segen iSeit6altans Oes
9ampfers NIT Der gabnng, Oa Gin
iOlaes gerfubren nnsersdtfertist lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26

Der aanlpf 3lpiIden o0aoIIen"
lno oIrodeneu" 1T IN 6Iorence
fhGrfer nls ie auSgebrohen. Die
gloiien babcn fir Die Staottuoblen
G. Q. 8uder ais Wlopor, sobn
gonoeIien ais Staotclerf, s. gren.
ncnonn ais Stabtidatmeiiter ailF,
qcitellt, mG6reuo Die 9rodenen Die.
len u. 6. Rogers, s. g.E@oIs uno
w. =. SpnpG entgeeeniteaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
Die Giunubme 0lensIs.

Berlin, 26. Wtar3. (lleber glnt-
.Iter0am un0 2onoon.) - 0as @roBe
oertide $auptquortier bot foIgenOe
aQgelneinc lleberlidt iiber Die Gin
nobme @emelS Our6 Die Ruiien uno
Die oontit berbunoenen 8e9lcitlu-
itGn0e befonnt genta6t: 1glm Is,
UtGr3 maridirten Die 9tliien aus
oent gtorOcn uno Often IN mebrcret
.&olonnen in einer StGrte bon 6000
bis 10000 Mam Snfanterie, aa-
buQerie uno Worinetrtppett ouf Die
Stoot 5u. @lit iih fiibrten iie ie6S
ooer o6t olte aononen. Cine ge'
ringc aus 2anoiutrm beitebenoe ocltt'
i6e No9t 500 Iid Dor Der lleber-
3o6l ber 9tuiien olif 9lemcl lno
i6lieBIid ouf bic &uriide 9te6rlng
5urild. Die borrildenoeu &uIien
bronnten mebrere @ebofte in ben
Qorfern g3inlmeriatt uno Mnugollen
nieoer. SIM gon3en 5erItorten ite
tbeillpeiie IS 0orfer.
glm qlbeno oeS 18. 01Gra bran.
gen Die RuiIen in MeneI elm;
9(beroS oorouf eridien Der gefebls.
baber Der 9fuiien ltno befobl oen
giirgernteiiter Der 6toot uno orei
StaOtrdtbe Dor iih; bieie nobm er
ais @eiIeln ipGter nit iid. glnt
20. orangen Die Ruiien meter iiibs
lid bor uno IieBen MIR cine 8ahe
in Der StaOt 3uriif. 9lm nd6iten
W8orger ieoo9 eridienen neitere
itarfc ruIiildc Seerbanien aus benz
gtorDen sSil8iriiden erihienen Oeut-
ibe Irltppeh rporfen Die nah bent
.Siioen porgeorungeneu gtuiien ali4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
ggoIbinoton. 26. W20ra

@aibineton 26. @adr5 Die
6ritiide Regierung bat olir6 loren
gotidnfter In @ai6ington Dem nnte.
rifaniiden 8otihafter in Berlin,
@erar0, ibren 0ant nusiprc6en laI.
len. SSSbH lit es gelltngclL bon Der
oelitideu Regicrlm9 bic Grloabnib
81 cr6alteL @cfaneenenlager IN
DeutihIano, in oenen iid) britiife
@efnngcne befinoen, bon glunerita.
nern beiiatigen su IaIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
!Nelft Rplenl

0torgen, Sauag, peroen bier
our6 MlitgIieOer Der poIniibcn Sir.
1engenleiube n8um ltnbefledten @n-
pfGngniB" Sontnlilngen fir Die
g1otbleioenoen in 9oIen beranItoltet
meroen. Sober gebe nod ieinen
4r4fteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
g2on Gdllunraent annenriffrn.

6rou s. springer. 24t9 DoOae
Ctr, ipurbe grltern qlbero all Der
Gde Ser 26. mo gob ctr. bon ei
nem gaeeer oneefallen ood geIc@
eS ilr, unDerIeht All eatttna Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26


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mmHis lt8lU fHppm W u
NdfpaiafH dn oaf WtliIda rfenl
illsof aluIie AaMn mmt'5a
NHoliHf HHafiiit dtNii.Iatln
Hdr Habmm $500 8u.Im agi1u.
aen Tr dJIub aeriuhit ait tti.
ltn1eu bei Alrfap mtldf mir
uraanaeutu M9Hill erohcriei
meotf N ltmiunfH mlrbe aml
nuter ihmtrn Nerlihicu mriidaf.
idllalrn slui Dem ubri5tu thtiI
otr Erout Eat iidi nidis BON Ae.
lana 3ulciraagH.
4ui Dem iuolidlcu Nrit1sidnl.
plaB an Ser Conan mo an Der
care imou hcitile artinerictdnt.
pie itatt. Snt 9laacmeuWu 1T Die
gage bort mmerduoert."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
TcinOlidDt 6lottc
id)lurr bcOringtl
gltut gIaiitrirn rr6iinrn ani bic anglo
IranjOIIdDru SdDiiir Gin brr.
nidirnOts Trnerl
artnIu,1ISllns wirO Jun RhdIug stIpunsnl


H0dH5 6A 8lf b9m HN U m
lmili udH NaH8m IF 5td
mufte bon bfn Eml8hael u ltalitgf
atlit Hm Nabfthm atmHatH ina
6H tIdmud murDm i5 Nlrulu
lfIi ataBn ha6 drii mAetimos
Daaign BH utrlaliU 1auu mfbml
mtbru7 forpeboIhhHe auf Sen
Idmpiar dbagaGben melfr riuf
mn0r 0armt utrioni EH ee
muununa mufbc ipdtfr pen riurui
btililteH Ierpeaoboolserforef uii.
aeiommtu uu0 ans gun0 acirtl
1ic briiiihe AOmirultiat mcl0et
tibtr oen gcriua 5claen6eg .Ta8
sdiii fibric Sic boadnoiidlc 3laaag
m0 bate boIldn6iite Nciabuna an
Aor0. Ter llamc aQle0ea. 2intiicr.
0dm mar NIT groBen Nuditabet
mni beieeu Seiien oes Sdiiies oui,
afhriebcn. Gie sdliiispopiere mlr.
0et bon Den Gcutideu beidIagi
uabmt.
Der arobe s5iiberoampier ,,qll.
breht" DurOe geitern BON einem Il.
Boot berfoIgt, ood geluue e5 Dem
Dampier, al entfontnen.
9er Cifi5isrsmnugeI in Srnnfrridl.
goris. IL. Wdr5. (Ber Bot. -
Der oEelnps" melbet, oob oerstriegs
nfiniiter Die 8iDilbeboroen eriudt
bat. idueaiteus Die Qomen Der ebe.
maligen Sufmiterie., gtrttderie. rno
@enieoifi8iere befaunt5ugeben, meIde
ais 8eamte tbdtie iin0 un0 mieOer
SIT 6eut ottiDeu Dienite einberliien
neroen fonnen, obne oob Die 0ienite
Der @ernaltings5meiee 6ur6 oieie
@inberltfltng geltort per0en. Die
nieoereinberIfenen Sffi3iere baben
geutdB ibrem 8ientalter glnipru9
ouf 8eforoeriins.
9rin5 Gitel Ssrie6rid anssesei6net.
Berlin, itber 2onoon, "a. Dtdr3.
- 9rin5 giteI 6rie6rid, Der 3lueit-
dlteite Sobn oes G1iierS uno Som.
morlbeur elmer Brigade an Der iDeIt.
liden sSront, lit NIT Dem 9r0en
nBOur Ie Ieerite" oitseeaei6net NOR
ben.
Seine gismnrf.iseier.
2onoon, 26. @f1r3. aaiier
8iIbelm 6nt bic gtsmard- 3ente.
nar'6eier on 1.glprtl abgeiagt, tuie
Der @r9nnge Telegraph SO. aus
Qmiter0am gemeloet mirO Nus
Berlin miro oeriel6en Qlgertur ac.
meloet, 6aB Saaiier 8iI6elm uno
bobe Hegieritngsbenmte am / g[pril
@rdtl5e am 9ismard.9enfmol Dor
Dem 9ieidstagsgebdltOe nieOerlegen
meroen Ben irgeno elmer 6eier
miro 9tbitano genontmen iperoen.
Ter Sn0an bod erU6ert.
Berlin, 26. MGr3. (fSunfen6e.
ridt) = 8ie ogoiiiihe 3eitung
bfeibt BEL ibrer bon oen 2eip3iaer
9g}eueiten gtadridten" ols faIldJ
6e3eidneten Melollng, oaB Ole @na.
LANDER in 0ber.Qlegppten eine Der.
nidtenbe glieoerIage erlitten baden
ln0 ibnen ben ben 9lufit1n0ioen Der
1an3e Sudan efttriiicn tpor0en lit.
DaS miro our6 cine Der .1eit.
Iden 8ageS5eitltng" 3naegangene
Depeide tbeilpeiie 6eItGtigt Ser
aorreiponoent oieies glattes in
aonitantinopel meloet, Dab sfbor.
tilnl Die &auptitaot oes 5u6an,
lett D}itte 6ebrnar pon 10000 ber.
idieoenen Stdmnen onge50renoen.
U1obammeoanern beIagert pir6.
Der 8erfebr 5piiden Cairo un0
0berdgDpten lit i6on icit feds 8o.
fen DolitdnOig obgeidnitten.
Rom, lib. 2onopn, 26 M1r3.-
Der tiirfiibe @}arinenliniiter Gfd,e.
mol 8aid)a Eynt cine Proclamation
in tpelder er anfilnoiot,
onB Der 6elo5ug gegen gleg1pten
aidt aufgegeben iei uno Cairo Ii6
'alo i'm geiite Der tiirfiiden 9rup.
pen 6efinoen lper0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
yiniiiidJr SdJIapprn
In Orn 9Orpatbcn!
gsrNIidD BON lljIOiVab unO nabr 1915
IiOw lurrDrn Oir OlniIru nuter
itwrrru grrIuitrn gCwOrirn!
ggItbnnuatIInna Iar NIt .ltrR6rnna NlltmtI'sl

.uf uab liH hm alIlH hle
8 W bV art H failm mdilln
Hn t8l e Wufh a.t Aui
h 0af n0t hH0a dmetisN
udatua af lfHiFalaaplg wflps
.um i $50 Ml0Hn dn 1palgu NaHs
.rra n8let Q@.nig fNr 0gnna mas
.rm
E& NuIid l0IEpriu ni iafer
6udi Ma ae.if.H fHi Nd has anto.
Mo wtlHem ih 0lfielbsu belauhen
bdd iudaugu. Ste NtdleIigr Der
.@U.irln ulied bluon unn oer 9liirs
acsmultgr. opt Ste 0rpi siaihs.
.brrm ron gicnul tchtien nudl Der
iaet 5urld Dse 9iiIieu pur0rn
ucriolat bgm 1ufhaaua ourd 80.
lauagR on 0er Cticc erBislieu 0ic
ahHiCH giu beiiise9 5cuer ion 0eilt.
idcu arcBern g3ir niodiim 500
5u 0ciouaeacn un0 crobertcu 0rci
Nt0ihueuqcucbre mclde Die yDeitc
.udiiite Smeituiadlt weldle in DC.
.mel einoraag, nit iid ilbrie
Niles 0cutet oaraui BIN. 0aB Die
.&uiiln feinen ernstliben 9iufau III
GtpralBen plantch icn0ern NIT auf
Ruub in0 3erit0rlmg eusgingcn.
@rtn5 SoodJiu 6cimO iidl bel Ocns
Gruppen meldc bic Jitiiicu 0crtrie-
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
Dtnil6ts H. boot
6natIBriitHppIr!
tW biHihf panafH temeI fH
mfa bti Haalaaaf Gov Haaat
tfifHf

tsaaam ld Mstb NsAm 8it
ftf hINlf tamh4t FHmlfa
mafhf aai 81 Nsaf b6a HdaIaaaf
im NaalHNHn Naasi psa f.afm
htaNAu tahaltaat tum afta
afbfaai fH Wdaaltfa mnfsf
~ l3iaulfa 8ti atNbu Hh H
iAffhfi IL bunatu NJ iaabfitH
aal btf talft WIahl tif ardmt
fa mar Hlii 1aaafa dfoh aab
pttitbfit lmilhtn Hmftta $40
uaalana
Huliu 2G Hiatl laauf,ubf.
ridi ras Nfitatamt mtlhtie
heatf aplatnbte aHui ben Nohtn
bst Maas, iah5hiib bon Nerbnu nab
uabt bambrfe, nulttuahmFn bic
fraulaltu afiitra mifbtr tinfn Neai
itnanariii auf bic beutidlcu Eitllnns
aeu; nndl bariuddiatm Nampie mnr.
btn iit IN be dlndlt atidllaafn lie
Nampit ani partmauno.Ntilrrto
0anern fort.
Yluiiiidlr Anariiif api bic Sce.
rtaiou 0itlidl BON Nnauiiomo mHrocu
Uuu nuisrm Sruppen abaeidllageu. q
6rrudl itubirtc 6as Scrrain.
Berlin, 20. NiarB l6nntrn6e.
ridit.) - Sc mnrOc bier bal6ufiilicll
betaHut scarben, onh 6ouau 7uuIe
in ciner Sorleinng IN eouOon icineu
3ub0rern erOfiuetr, bah frlomar.
idlaa Cir Jobu Srrudt pGbrenb Der
lettcn fiiui Sabre rifrig bic Begen.
ben in 5lanOern nnb glur6fraufreidl
an Der SnuS bon SprsiaIfarten be.
reiite nn6 ituSirte. Sin lucitcrer
8eiucis, bah bic GngldnOcr DObl
OOr6ereitet auf ben arics lunren.
$50 ensliIfc Cffi8iere gcfaleu.
eDnOon, 26. glGrB. - Gs piro
nuumsbr uffi3iea susesebeu, oaf Die
Shladlt bel ylenue GAapelle bic Gng.
lanOer allein $50 EfFiaiere foItete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
Gr5cmBSrs aapitnlatiOnSbeSin.
nnHqen.

@enf. 26. Wlar3. ilb. @aris lno
2ouoon.- Ger bieiisen aIribiine"
Stiolge noreu fol1en0e Die lleber.
gabebcoinguugeu Der @arniion uon
@r3empsI:
/. 8oGe mtIitdriide gbrcn filr
Die 8arniion;
2. 9eoor5ugte 9ebanoIung Der
@eiangcncn NIT Dem 9orbebalt,
0aB Cfii3iere oui Gbrenport frei.
qeloIien werOen m0 Die @laun.
idaften nidt naA 5ibirien geianot
weroen ioaen;
3. G1s 9leht, bic in ben Iebtell
admpien geialleneu uno oermu10e'
ten Geiterrei6sllngarn nadJ Der
@einatb gu ienoen;
4. @oae 6reibeit fir Die 3ioil.
bep0(ferlmg nit benz Heht, Die
Stoot gu oerIaiien ooer 3u blei6en
gtoh oem 9eriht ser nGribiine"
maridierten Die beloenmiltbigeli
Gertbeioiger bon @r3empsI NIT me.
benoen la1nen aus Ser Staot,
g}adoen Der oiterreidii6e @ouoer-
neur Dem ruiiiiden GberhefebIs-
ba6er ieinen 9egen obgegeben bate,
parfen Die oiterrei9iib-lugariidet
1ruppen Dor Der 5ront Der ruiii-
ihen Hegimanter lire @affen III.
iamrnen. sis Die entpoffneten
niterreidiid mgariiden 2ruppelt
abmaribicrten bradten Die 9fuiien
ouf iie Sodrlfe aus. gfod elmer
aus Betrogroo eingetroffcnen amt.
ti6en 0leloimg iino in gr3cnpSG
117000 Mann gefongen genom.
men. (0ie Guiieu baben offenbar
oie $4,000 8G6Ienoe 3ibilbeo0Ife-
rung Der StaOt nlitge3Gblt; uno
barn lit Die 3abl INNER nod oieI
5lt hod deQriffen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-26
MaiIer ybleden1.

9tmiteroaut ii6er 2on6on, 90.
Mdr5. 3ur 9ergeItung fir Die
8erbeerungen, meIGe Ole 9}ltiien
jiingit in @temel un0 Der ltmgegeno
atiridteten, bat Der oeutI9e General
itab Der ruiiiiden Sta0t 2oo3 cine
&riegsiteuer BON 100000 9htbcl allf.
erlegt. Ger gerliner 2ofal. 2ln8ei.
ger meloet, 6oB Die bon Scr Staot
Supalti 8u er6e6enoe &rieg8iteuer
ulrf $4,000 gfubel erb6bt ipor6cn iet.
0eutide 5lie9er ba6en @roono bonn.
baroirt; eS merOen mcitere, idnere
rgelhng8maBregeln gegen ruff
i6e Std0te eeiibt mer0en.
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Berlin, itber 9on0on, "a. 0lar5.
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Den.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27
NEGRO MISSION WORKERS
TO MEET IN PITTSBURGH
Lott Cnrey Society Founded Nv s,,x.
In Richmond Way Bnck
In 1910.

Inc twentieth annual reunion OF ,ha
Lott Carey Foreign Mission Society .,
the United States. an orr,,,v,t,o,
"h'ch mad It's beginning from a mis-.
''''t i'"hded In Richmond by negro
s'A'e' VIII be held next week in Pitts.
oursh. a number OF prominent col
ored Baptists OF this city will attend
h'chnond has been the center for
baptist work among negroes since
inc rounding of the nation. The oil,
first BAPTIST Church at Fourteentt'
ana Broad Streets was founded in l7S6
negroes being admitted. In 1914. the
white members built the present
church at Twelfth and Broad Stree.
leaving the old building 10 the colored
people, which they now occupy.
Lott Carey, slave and a member
@. me church. organized in 1919 an
Alricah Missionary Society" for tho
purpose Of doing work in Africa in
the name Of the First African Church
or Liberia" Having succeeded in
raising money here. he sailed for Mon
rovia. Liberia. in 1922, aided in plant
ing a colony there. and established
the First African Baptist Church OF.
Liberia AS governor of the colony
ne accomplished great good and his
innuence still lives He was killed
by an explosion OF gunpowder In pro
tecting his settlement from an attack
by the natives.
The Society OF Lott Carey Is still
at work in the old Baptist Church at
Fourteenth and Broad The larger
organization. which had it's beginning
about twenty years ago, is carrying
on the work successfully. About $500
600 has been raised. which has been
used in bringing the Gospel to the
people of Liberia. the Congo and Trans
K,e. south Africa. The missionaries
and native workers have added more
than 1000 members TO the organized
churches. The schools have 5000 ma
tive children on their rolls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27
R0BB H. CONWAY DIES
OF CARBOLIC POISONING
BODY With Flask Containing sm,Il
Quantity OF Acid Found
ny Negro.

The dead body OF Robb II. Conway.
a tcamster' thirty eight years old, was
found early yesterday morning in his
room at lol South Allen Avenue by
a negro employed on the premises.
Death had been caused by carbolic
acid' small portion remaining in the
aH-Yint whisky bottle from which
Conway had evidently drunk It. The
man had been drinking for some days,
according TO the Information secured
by Detective Sergeant willy, and it is
thought he drank the acid by mistake.
Conway was found lying across his
bed on his back. He wore only his
shirt and trousers when found. In his
pockets the detective found Is cents.
lie was last seen alive Wednesday
night. when neiEhbors saw him in the
back yard of his house.
The man is survived by his wife.
from whom he has been separated
for some time; his mother, a brother
and two sisters.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home OF one of his sisters.
Mrs NJ. G. McDorough. 325 West Main
street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. In
torment will be In Rivcrvicw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27
GET LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Spanish War Veterans In Post Once
May Attend Reunion.

Postmaster Hay L. Thornton received
notice yesterday from Postmn ter- C en-
eral Burleson that all United Spa nish
war veterans in the employ of the
Post-Ofice Department or in the pos
tai service may be granted leave OF
absence, upon application In the usual
manner. for as many days as may be
necessary to enable them to attend
their national encampment at Scran-
ton. Pa, to be held from August 30
TO September !. The absence will be
charged to their annual leave
The Postmaster-General also ordered
that Civil War veterans. desiring 10
attend the Grand Army cncampment at
Washington, lasting from September -
to October .. shall be granted leave
OF absence, with pay. The veterans
may leave September % and return
October 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27
mew GreenMezon
at His Son S Head
Father Clark, Colorcd, Was
Pee0ed Because II Was
Pluckcd Unripc.

The love of Joshua Clark, colored
for watermelon, and his mistake in
pulling green one are the primary
causes for his being arrested yester-
day by Policeman John i. Shomaker
of Henrico, and placed in the Henrico
County Lail, charged with assaulting
his father.
The elder Clark has watermelon
patch which was nearly washed away
during the recent downpour of rain
leaving him only Il few vines to fur
nish him with his favorite fruit. These
he nurtured carefully. taking satisfac-
ton in seeing them grow and hear
many watermelons.
Yesterday Joshua could stand the
strain no longer. and pulled one OF
the precious melons. Instead of TAX
ing 1t to the woods and eating it in
secret. as is generally the course pur-
sued In cases of this kind. he carried
II to the house TO divide with his
father. Thoughts of the feast curbed
the old mans wrath, but, when the
melon was cut II turned out TO be
green. whereupon the elder Clark took
II and threw il at the head Of his
son. The son retaliated by knocking
his father down. That accounts for
Ioshua's being in jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27
ASKS EXPLANATION FOR
RE-EMPLOYING ATKINSON
City Engineer Requested by Ronrd tn
Report on Employee For
mcrly Criticized.

II. :. Atkinson. an inspector of sew
erS, applied to the Administrative Board
Yesterday for reinstatement, following
ms suspension several days ago for
having his wages Earnishced He at
tempted to explain the cause Of the
Garnishcc. \ sharp tilt ensued between
Atkinson and Commissioner Hirsch-
berg. the latter stating that the boa rd
could not reopen the matter, since
the ordinance under which the suspcn-
sion was ordered left il no other course.
commissioner Hirschbery. following
TINS tilt. introduced resolution re-
guessing tho City Engineer to report
why he had re-cmployed Atkinson in
view OF the report of an investigating
committc" OF the Council Committee on
streets, which investigated the Broad
street sewer in May. 1910, and Sc
ferely criticized Atkinson. Commits
sloner HirschberE read the following
extract from the committees report ::
First, We are of the opinion that
the Inspector. Fl. s. Atkinson, did not
properly Inspect the work, nor did
he seem TO realize the Importance
OF careful inspection of this class Of
sewer construction. either as to the
laying of the pipes or the proper pro-
lection of the back filling"