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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

gladImittaa uerbreitttt hdl bier bic
MnnOs pon rincm Sieat Der Sna.
Idnbtr auO brnusoiru In 6Ian0ern
nnO NOtbirnnfrcidl. Au pptrls,
AIubs Hn0 airdDen ttnt I'D erohe
6rcnor lunD. SR Ditlsa AirdDen
innOcn Iprlielle 1aufgutiesoienite
itatt Die 3ettungen weiien in gro.
hrn SndltabeR ailf Aea =ieg Der
gIliirteu bin. Sc luirO baraaf BIN.
scluirisn, Oat bic Gfirniibe lpeitsre,
grOhe Gpfsr fOrOern mirO, aber aus
Den Grfulgen, ben bic Alliirten CT.
rnngcn baben, gent bOd berpor, ban
bic Oeutiten Sinieu juriidgcbr6Hgt
merben fOnnsn. Die 5iines iagt,
baf bisien miIitGriidjen GperntiDuen
nidt srnus iScluidIt beiuleiirn iuer-
ben tann.
Geiterreider id)lagcn bic 9lniieH.
Nieu, iiber SuubOn, ~. Sept. -
Sas 9riegsamt mndlte geitern
glbenb SOlsennes befnunt: 9lit ge-
mnltisen Streitinaiien itiirnltem Die
9iuiien bel glpmo gllegieuit eegen I'm.
iere Stellnnaen in Ser glbfidt, Die.
iel6en 81 OnrdJbrehen. Die nebrere
Sage banernbc SdjlaGt cnbete NIT
einer bOllitdnrigen glieSerlage Der
9iiien. @O INNER es Dem SeinSe
eelans, bis III niiercn Stellnngen
pDrsnbrineen Dber eilten Sdliiben-
graben sa nefnten, iunrOe CT lOfOrt
NIT Dem 9ajonctt pertrieben. Die
3niien erlitten nngemein idliuere
%erlaite an SoOten nnS gernmn6e.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
UcrIIdnOiauna iillrt
Oie lsrigBs tluIfiijel
lfnaliiait aiHaHt aammIfiau aithi
lltin Sell, rtih htnlt aaA
ehlsaap.

qlam 1efl "a 1tpl Te era.
lilt.ltanWHia nhaHlalemmllliea
tnb BIC hltian }lanllgta babtW Nd1
im ataten AaHFn Wter BE Mthiu.
eunatn otr ericasonlgi6t atflnidi
Biet NiilflitAer Ser Qommlllon rel.
len bette llnaimiloa naai Ute1ao
ab um NIT @dutiets bra Wtitrus
uab Ats miiiltttn Aleiieas III tom.
icricfcn
Tic 49iialiener Der Aammiiion
iiuo beveits pon ibrrm bebrn Bierbe
bcrabaciiiegfu inb habgn ibrr gu.
ltinlnuiuB aa3u aelebrn 0db nie An.
lei0c uutrr Vnri nliiafIrlt fplrb 70.
cat bic hieitaeu Amner ber St0ais.
pupicre ehua ~ Rro5rnt 3iuieu
erbolten mer0pn, 6u Die anleihe
iitniprojelltig II. Die S6be Der Nm.
Ieibe III mif nnaefdbr 100000
feitgeieBt gtls 5tdlerbei aeltcm
enaliid fronS6ftidc 5taatspdpiere.
Die Better Der Ropiere baben oos
Red5t, bel @erida5eit anitatt baoren
@5eloeS oie Siinme In is. cher 20.
idbrigen er1Iiib-fronj0iiiher 41a.
pro3cutigen stoatSobIigatiouen ber-
olis5nnebmen.
3ieie geoingun1en ioIlen Der 9on-
eoner mie audi Der 9ariier 9iegie.
rung bereits per ao6el iibermitteIt
Doroen ieiil mo, tuie berlalltet, be.
rcn 3uitiunnllug geiilnOen babeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
ssnterciTunts streiflidter.

Berlin 3rei 8riegsanleiben fino
iest in Berlin ansgegeben por0en.
0ie erite, i'm SepteHber 1914, be-
trug 100000, Die 3meite, I'M
D2ars 1915, $2,140,00O,000. Die
8ritte 1T iebt i6on ilber 3 Wtidiar.
ben binaus0egangen 8ie @eianmt.
iunlne oIler orei anIeiben betrdgt
$6,272,500,00O. @ie Die lleber.
Ieeiide giadri6tenagentlr meloef
bat g9obert S. 8bonlpion, Der Sabre
Lang amerifaniI6er aoniul in @on-
noper mar nno iest I'M Soog lebt,
fir Die neue oeutide ariegsanleibe
100000 Morf ($125,000) ge8eid.
net.
8aibington. 8eridie0ene oeutide
sSirnen, Die ii6 fiir3Gi6 erboten bot
ten, cine Dtillion 8alen omerifdni-
ider 8aunnpoQe 81 10 Gents oas
8funo, bel freier ablieferung IN
8remen auf5tfaufen telegropbirten
Gem Scnotor Sofe Sn1itb, ooB iie
aud bereit Ieien, t6 Gents pro9flro
al be3abIen. Die eir5elnen Sc
i6GftSleute boben beinl amerifani-
I6en aoniul in Berlin Si6erbeiten
binterIegt our 0efnng bes 9lnfaufs-
preiies, iolpie fir Die gegebene @a-
rontie, oab Die 8oumpoae nid)t fir
O1ilitar- oOer Marine5lpede Der.
men0ung fin0et. 9ie glblieferltng
mad 8renen lit jeood unmoglid,
menn nid)t einige 8erdnoerllngen Der
engliiden o0roer in Council" unO
terbanoebeItinrmungeu getroifen
mer0eu fonnen.
91en gorf. Die 9eutiAe Spnr-
bonf bon Stem gorf, bic 0epofiten
in Sobe bon 500, 754,498 bot, oie
bon- t53,505 9etionen einge3abIt
muroen erIGBt fol9enbe @rfl1rltne
an olle 8auten lilo Srilitgeieai6af-
ten oenen iie @elo onbertrout bot:
;. Der Ginan8oli&huB Der 9elttihcn
Der SfGot g1elp Yorf be-
bollmdftigt iie 81 erfldrerL oab er
nit alien 9onfen mo GruitgeieIl-
ihoften 0erbanoelt, bel oenen Die.
@elo oeponirt bot, tie er.
iuheno, cine pofitipe 2lnttport 5u er-
tbeilen pie iie iid gu Der por1e-
ihlogenen glnleibe Der Aliirten ner-
bolten, uno bittet sic fernerbin GIT
bob I'M 6aae einer niht
5ufriebenIteaenoen antiport oos De
pot iofort 8iriidgesogen neroen|
IDir0."
2onOon. aonig @eorg bat einenI
grIab unterseihnet. Ourf ben Die
EinihrGifuneen beSiigli6 geiftiger
@etr1nfe, mie IrnftiprDerbot in
Clubs un0 Sotels,
aud duf 2onoon ouseeoebnt mer-
ben. Us wiro eriportet, oaB Die
Stimben, innerboIb oerer aeiitiae
8etranfe Oerfnlft ner6en oiirfen,
cerrineert peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
OrIlrttrirlIS NuIr
mrpcit lllaDrnIluuOrtsl
wflIau kF Qsnfniflttmua aatr
Ntdlit anF hm gtaiifnhaabd
lat uidi iatlhaii.

umlgfhani 90 Qaabpn q cot
fQ eilHmdllldl Hnaaflllbe Ne.
tNmtlM hai laM fine ron Nltn
fiHitifa'ltnN aiiliellen &fitafaui'
nts aui atg anRtifanilhf 4lelf uun
~ Auimt belrflia set Nfileluna
Fcn 0rlgasmaigfldl rine AHlnofl fr.
'''n iu ntIdist iie uon ihfrm 10
gum eoa gs Auni eIi9enem.
nWnm ianspinti ibeiIlpetic ab.
ufidlt Gle lfbte licig erIldu cr.
iitrrrldl.llnadtn babe nienaIs beab.
iidliiat oaf 0g hieliae Realrrnii1
nmcritnniidiea euyaeru btrtieirn
icllc. mit ben 3etuOcn Der loppcI.
NlonnrGbie eiuen normuleu 0duOel
IN aricnsuiatrrinI 80 treiben ION.
bern babe uar oagcgen proteitiert,
nnB bos gou3e sStrtbihaitSIfbeu Der
Ner. Siaoten Der SeritcIltmg pon
arieasmntertal oui Der arpbtmog.
lidiien gaiis mtergeor0net ipiiroc,
uoOurt Die Fer Staaten tbotiddIidJ
smiliiariiiert piir0en.
Gie gtote lmltet.
a@eHdb Der 9'aragropben 2 un6
3 0rS IbeiIes t3 Der Saaarr aon.
Dention BON 1907, erlpeitcrt burd
allocnieine srin3ipien Der g}eltraIi.
tat, betrodltet Die oiterreihiid.ilngo.
ride 9ieaierlng Die aon5entrieruug
aler 9Initrenauugen ouf bic Qiefe.
ring bon ariegsnoterioI, uoOlirh,
Denn aud nidlt obiibtlih. 10 boh
tbati6dlid) einer Der triegsfilbrcnoen
aSarteien misIiome Silfe geIeiitet
mirO, ais etn siuit nouneml". cine
Nerernng, iuelAe ben Sinmeis Der
Ser. Staoten auf angenommene
Bre1eOeil5f1lle illuioriih maflt.
3ie oiterrcidild.umgorilde 9legie.
rlllg lit feruer Der Neinuug, Oob
Der iiberntdBige Grport bon ariegs-
material 1lldt ltattbaft lit, ielbit
ipenn er ben 21noern beioer frieg-
fiibrenoen Barteien 3uglte fouimen
iollte. 9as oben ertp1bnte Salt
nouDeou ioIIte geniigeno @rllnO iein,
Die geeenipastige 9raris Der Der.
Staaten inhesla auf ibre ausleguug
Der geutrnIitat gu dnoern.
Ger 8intpeis Der 0Iterreidiid-itrt.
gariifen Reg;ering auf bic 9icfe.
RING BON arilgsnldteriol mar 6eob.
fidtigt, Inn ben gepeis 3u lieferu,
oaB es in Der Mn6t Der Ser Staa.
fen liegt, ben g9eg fiir ben Son0el
init ben Gentrnlnddten 5n 0iIneu,
tpelhpr bon 0cn MG6ten Ser On.
fentr 0nrh a)iittel oerbinoert niro,
ipeIfe ieIblt bic Re0ieritiig Der Ser.
Staaten ols llnneietiitb erfl1rt bat.
Ger S5intpeis Der Der. St1aten
ouf ben 9trert.arieg lit peniger
itifbaltig, oo 5u iener 3eit gngIonb
Den SonbeI ni6t berbinoerte un6
0aber Der Sot0el bon FSiio g(frita
liid)t In 8roae fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
rpfer uon Sand,6uoter.

Baibington, 27. Sept. = Qas
engIiide 8ieroetrdnsporti6iff glnglo-
Colombian ipuroe, nit 900 8ieroen
an 9oro, in Der ga1be pon 6oituet
nad elmer SSag5 bon iiber 29 gaeiIen
bon einem llnterieeboot torpeSiert
iin0 perienft, ipie cine Dfeloung oes
aoniuls 5roit in Queenstopn Be.
iaet. Sn Dem 8eri4t beiBt eS pei-
Ter, oab oaS Sdiff getparnt uu0 Der
Mannidaft. bon tueIder 6 glmerifa.
ner iuareh geniigeuo 9eit ge9eben
tpurbe, Die 9lettuugs6oote ans3ulni.
fen. Gas TronsportIfiff bcianO
fid dlif Der Geiie bon NlontreaI nad
2iperpool.
9onoon, 27. Sept. Der eng.
hide Srodtoaulpfer ltrbino, 665t
Eonnen groB, ouf Der gieiie felt 70.
Septern6er bon gleip Dorf nod Sun,
iIt perienft noroen. Die Wfonnlhaft
iDuroc gerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
g2e6ragfn's ReidltIlntn.

Satt oem 9eri1t oeS Staats.
9Iuoiteurs 6eIduft ii9 0as iteuer-
pfliftiee Gigelttbun I'M Staate gte-
brnsta auf $471,067t5s. 2ie
tierauf insgeianlrnt beadbIten Steu-
ern, onrnnter Staots-, Gauntp-,
Staot-, ShnL-Steuert uiip, betra.
gen iiber 500 500, ,467. 8as tbot.
iddIide GtgentDilm i'm Staate, iteii.
erfrei pie nerlteucrbar, ipirO 1ltf
ilber S2,000,000,000 geid1tt 9as
iteuerpfli6tiga @igentbum i'm DOUG
las @oulltp betrGgt $470t3,638,
moraui 81. 1.39S,383 Steuern be3abIt
mur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
8OIlen bemOfrntifde @nt;onal.9On-
nentipn fir Cmnha.

Die bieiigen 8emotroten beoblid.
tigen, bic I'M n16iten Sabre itattfin-
oenoe oenotrdtii9e gtdtionoI .aon-
bention fir Gna6a 3h getpinnett.
8unocsienator Sitbcod bieIt in Der
om ssanrtag abgebaItenen sisrng
bes Sndiouian-gIubs in oieipr Sin-
iidt cine feurige 9lnIpra1e, bic ent-
buiiaitiib aufgenommen nuroe. @s
ioaen $15o,00O fir Oieicn 3ped
alifgetrie6en reroen, ltn0 ioG nit
ben 8prarbeiten ioglei6 begonnen
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
gOr glnlcije seiuarnt.

9erIin %. Sept. (5untcn6erift.)
= SSit einem gemeiniamen geihiuB
Der 0eltiden tnoiitriellen @enoi-
i9enid)aften iperoen amerifuniihe
5irnen, Die nit oelttiden 6irmen
gef6oftlide .9e8ie6lntgen nnterbal.
ten, geparnt, fih nidt an Der ariegs.
anIeibe fir Die 9[lliirten gu betbeili.
gen. Cine 9etbeiliguug an Ser Nm
Ieibe, beiBt es in Dem 8eidIuB, ipirO
in QelltidIorb ais gerettigiing
gum gtbbrud uller &an0eIsbe8tebun.
gen betrahtet tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
ganama iudlt neilen g,ertraa.

Banafnn, q. Sept. = 8ie 9iegie.
rimg bon 8onema eiittpirit einen
neuen 9crtrdg nit Ocn Ser. stao-
ten neldeu iie onitcae besienigcrt
ron 1908 iesen nlohte. Ger mid.
tigite Tbeil 0eiieIben betrifft Die lle-
bernobme aaer Der 9anama.gobn
geb6renoen 9dnoereien in ben StGo-
ten Colon uno Banana ieitens Der
9fegierung BON Banana. Qlnsge-
nommen lino 0ieienigen, altf tpeI6en
bic Balm bereits 6ebGiioe erridltet
fat ooer iolde 7u erridten geOeuft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
god6einiae ;ya6rifbeiiber.

IntIter0em, IT'D. Spn0on 27. Sept.
@eiI Die 5nbrifen BON 2iqe iid
peigerten fir Die oeutife NtilitGr-
beripaItllng SGde ber8ulteIlen, Die
ton oen 3ruppen oIS SanOiGfe Der.
nenbet merben iollten. bat Die I1i.
IitdruerluaItitng ben 0taire peritdn-
oigt, oaB bic betreffenbe Wienae
Sdfe in 0eilti6Ionb er3eugt un0 Die
sSo6rifatiousfoIten bon 9iIle getra.
gen meroen ioaen. glus Dem Sider.
heitsgenoIbe Der Staot nur0en
$4,000 Groncs ($75,000) entnom.
men uno es tpur0en iiberoies Steit.
ern in S6be bon 3t000,000 5rcs.
geforoert. Qa Die gebor6en bon
2iIle ertIdrten, ooB fie bieier SSor6e.
rung ni6t nohfommen fonnen
idIugen bic Geutihen cine 3ablung
bon 100000 5raucs Dor uno es
tpurOe perfiigt, onB cine t1gli6e
8ube bon 100000 6rcs, bis our
3abliing Der bellangten Sumne Der.
bGngt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
lOelter6erir5t!

Sir Cmabo un0 llnlgaqitN sen.
te gIbenn unb9tintmts Miiicrilna;
3ienitns idlon, fein Deienthdtr
Iemperatirmediiel.
Sir glc5rasfa; SCute slbenb tbei[.
Deiie belpolft, fii6ler lit aliberiten
Deitliheu 9beil Gicniing idDn.
Sir Soma. Heaeuidjouer bclne
gtodniittag ooer beutc abeno I'M
certrolen nao oit.ihen 16eiI 1iens.
tag tbeiApeiie belpoltt i'm 0ltIide1
EbeiI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
9crfnnnIirn.

Serr Geo. 9ieiff, infer befdnnter
oeiitider MitbiirQer, feiert beute nit
ieiner trenen Qebensgef1brtin in iei.
nem geniiitbIic9eu Seinl 200t Gen.
trnl @ouIebarc, iein 30.iGbr9cs
Sof8citsinbilGrm i'm areiie ieiner
Soruilie mo iiltimer 6reunoe. Die
s&ribiine" gratiiIiertl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
Gaffen fir Garrnnsa beidlas-
nnhmt.

2ore6o, Ter 27. Sept. 9llrf
Dem biefigen 8oIlomt ipurOen ge.
itern onf anorbnung bon @afbine.
ton 100000 Gunben 9otronen unb
cine erobe 9ln5nbI .Getpehre,
nel1e fir bic Garrnn8diden Irup.
pen beitinlint ipnren, einbeboIten.
Won nimmt an, oaB 6ies Der gln.
fang zines neiten Gmborqos auf
8affen fiir 5ie friegiibreHOen &ar.
trien in MeTifo lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
glieienitreit in Ghieaap IN gLnsfidlt.

Chicago, 27. Sept. SAILS bis
1eute gtudmittag nift ibte Gorbe.
rungen 6eriidiihtigt uit0 erfiilt fuer.
BEN per0en ettpa 5000 aIeioer.
nader an 6en Streif gehen. gluf
@eranIaihlng Der Observation-Disclosures
finb alle obf6nrnliHe Noli3eifrGfte
bereits in Dem Streif6e3irt 8itinm.
menge5ogen noroeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
Saitiide JlebeIlen sreifen slmerifa,
fIPr mn

GAP Soiti, q. Sept. - Saitiide
8ebeIIen griffeu eeitern cine 9ruppe
amcrifoliilher seeleilte etfpa Smei
Meilen BON BIER citiernt an. Qie
Hebeqen oerloren 40 qobte, DGb-
renb 10 @merifaner bernunoet ipur.
Non
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
sdlabenicner IN GhicaaO.

GbiCago, 27. Sept. 8ei eiHen
5eiter, Delhes Sonutdg frilb Elm
nabeaelesenes iedsit0diges 9lobcI.
lager eindiherte, pur6e aud Ole
@rdce @piscopoI Stride an Der @a.
boib glbe. gum aroBten EbeiI einge.
aidert. Tieislbe mar I'M ashre
1868 erridtef lporOen uno elm @obr.
5ethen Der Staot. Ger onaeri6tete
Sdo6en bel1uff iid onf s500,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

ipeiter 5uriid, ipdbren5 Die GeIter.
id.llnearn in 8olbnnien uno
9torogali5ien nidt redt pom Sled
fonlmen. 0ns 5eituugsoreied 9nb.
no, aobno uno 2lltst lit faIt tuie0er
gous IN ruiiiiden SdnoGa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
700 900 JiuInutrn
litilft lUailrnl
liaHilamlhfu mhhleal bnIaatllat
laaitmauntf uau Flosiau dut
nit l'liltn bflintmi

elid. h1er 0euhaH 7i 1tei
CtmeAl tHf llne ilelllrHh llabil.
madMnd Nsf tHladtllhN HrmM
tist aIs btetfllftEnh aiRgliHoiai
iustbfn Wdt. i.l nieir ifnl eiua sllat.
meuf mb nmiaW ale NeltfpiIltn.
ai1llfn ifli 1856. ciuldllebiih
Manner Bic tn Dos % gebtns0bf
riftrFitu ric atiauniiir mtlaarilae
itfilumdii ciuidillfbIid 0tr allole.
oouitr miro muhriacinlih eiue
iartr pon 10000 rrfcidieu alidii
mitrilWgrednet iiHo linleibir Waml.
itaiiM mo cine fIrihf alnlie bic
uutet Der Neittpefima bonn liliIiidrs
bienii aisacuowmrn 1T. 3h Der
buIanriitten Sulptiid0i fam Is au
einen ansbridi Der NriegSbeseiiie.
runa. iouit Ii alles rnbil.
Vetrpara0. itb. gonbou "a. Sept
Ser RraiiOritt ocs 5lapenacmi-
tees in Mosfnu. eBudltofi, bot al
ben iriibcren buIaariideu 9remier.
miuiiter 9r. 2. GaneiL oen iriife.
rem buIaariibeu eivianOtcn IN Aer.
lin, Beidom, un6 au6ere 5tuots.
manner 3eIcaramuie geihidt, In
nelden er ertIdrt, 0ab. peun @uIga.
rien iid Geutihlano ouibIieBt. feline
Son6luno eiu &erbreden ieiu peroe.
neIdes in ser 8eItgeididlte nidt
Ieinesgleihen fdnOe. Die 9tuiieu
mGren nidt iruitolDe. 5u gIauben,
iogt @udfoff oaB g9uIaorien bonn
tiirfiihcn Syocbe ourd RiBlono Be.
freit, bea6Iiftiee. iid 9eutidlan0
ou3uidllieBen oem @rbieinoe Der
iIalpiIden GaiIe. (9at iih ipasD
$4,000 6,ricdlcn friegsbcreit.
2onoon, 27. Sept. - Ser grie.
biithe, Der rum1niide mo Der Ter.
biihe @eianote iprahet SanlitaQ BET
Dem 5toatslefretGr oes glnsipdrti.
gen Sir @onoro 0ren, bor. Ger
griedii6e @eIonnte ieste ben Stoats-
iefret1r anltlih non Dem Ielesramm
in aenntilib, Sas er bon ieiner De
eierung er6dlten bat ltn6 ons belagt:
~ssSSit Riifii9t ouf Die 0lobiliiterllig
guIgariens betrahtet es Die !6elLe.
niihe g1egieriu,g als eine MaBnabme
8ermnft, cine aGgeWeine
MobiInlodunq Der beaenii6en Ma-
rine. uno 9auoItreitfrdfte an5uor0.
men,"
Wtan ifdst bier, ooB ausidlieB.
lih Der griedlihen Marine $4,000
griediiAe 8rllppen i1rnerbaI6 pent.
ger Gage nobil iein per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
Bonn SftLiden arieasidanpLat.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-24
COURT FREES WOMAN
ON PRETENSE CHARGE
Special Judge Hammond Declares Son
of Complainant Was Party to
$500 PaternaI Donation.

Edith Elkins Of the Avenue hotel
was found not guilty Of obtaining
money under false pretenses in city
court Saturday morning. She was ac-
cused by Charles Fyrar of River Park.
and his son Harry The latter wss
said to have been engaged TO the Ell
kins woman before her recent mar
riage, and was held by Special Judge
Hammond TO have been a party to the
obtaining Of $500 from the father.
IL was alleged by the state that
Edith Elkins asked the father for the
money to defray hospital bills and the
expenses of a lawsuit in Illinois. How
ever. the son. who was named in the
Affidavit, was alleged by the defense
to have aided the woman in obtaining
the money, which was given her in
$100 installments by the father.
1T is with regret, however" said
the court, that | am bound by the
evidence to find this woman not
guilty"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-24
FARMERS MAY REFUSE
TO MARKET POTATOES
Plentiful Supply Has Pushed Prices
Down too Low They
Say.

Farmers coming To the city market
on Colfax av. bridge may refuse to
bring potatoes to the city. according
to a report around the market place
Saturday morning. New potatoes are
unusually plentiful this year and this
fact has brought them down to a
price that is much lower than the
producers have been accustomed to
get in former years.
Potatoes sold for 90 cents a bushel
on the market saturday morning and
it is reported that they have been even
lower. The farmers claim this price
is not enough TO induce them to bring
their potato crops into the city. The
people are buying more potatoes than
usual at this time of the year, owing
to the low price. most of the "spuds"
on the market having been bought
Saturday.
Progress in farming was shown
when a farI er sold his wares from
an automobile. He was selling cab
bage, tomatoes and a bushel or two
of potatoes. Beets were on sale and
there was a small quantity Of peaches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-24

SEES CHIC.. } DISASTER

Men who made daring rescues of
passengers on the steamer Eastland
will never be heard Of" said Beverly
White, advance man for the Gentry
shows, who came to this city Satur
day morning from Chicago where he
saw the ill-fater boat living on its
starboard side in the Chicago river.
Mr.. White said that hundreds Of
brave men jumped off the Water st.
docks and swan TO the rescue of those
who had been hurled into the water
when the ship capsized He says that
il is probable that ma more people
would have been dro ed had not
some level-headed ~ ness of the
tragedy ran to a nearby fire alarm box
and sounded a call for help.
The waters were filled with
solid mass of struggling humanity
and the holds OF the ship were filled
with people who had absolutely no
chance of getting out" said Mr. White.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-24
QUIETLY AWAIT
TEUTON ANSWER
Washington Government Sits
Back to Watch Effect of
Third Note to Berlin.

WASHINGTON. July 24.-The mat
ter now is in the hands of Germany.
Future relations between the Berlin
and Washington governments depends
on Germany's actions, not its words.
This in effect summarizes the view
in official Washington, following pub
lication of the latest American note
on the Lusitania horror and Ger
many's submarine warfare. There
was an air of calm waiting in gov
ernment circles for advices from Ber-
lin telling of the impression created
there by the note.
The American reply-the third and
probably the last on the Lusitania
caSe-is regarded here as an abrupt
and vigorous state paper but at the
same time friendly. Germany is In
formed in language as plain as diplo-
matte usage will permit that her note
Of July s was unsatisfactory" that
the United States cannot accept the
counter proposals made in that com
munication and this government can
not recede one whit from its former
position regarding the rights of neu-
trails at sea.
The closing paragraph Of the Amer
tually saying to Germany that if her
submarine commanders again violate
the rights of Americans, who are
travelling peacefully on the high seas
the German government must take
the consequences. The seriousness of
these. il is believed, must be appre-
ciated in Germany as we'll as the
United States.
Friendship itself prompts it (the
United States) 10 say to the imperial
German government that repetition
ny commanders of German naval yes
sells OF acts in contravention of those
reports must be regarded by the gov
ernment of the United States. when
they affect American citizens. as de-
liberately unfriendly," reads the con-
Guiding and probably the most mo-
mentous paragraph Of the American
reply.
In the final revision of the note it is
understood the words deliberately
unfrendly' were inserted in lieu OF
"unfriendly act as originally written.
The vigor of the warning. however.
is not construed 10 have been changed
by the substitution. The general ten
or of the note is as forecast
Satisfaction is felt In official circles
here that all through the note. Ger
many is assured this government de-
sires TO maintain friendly relations,
but these relations cannot be con-
tinued at the sacrifice of principle
and American lives. Without direct
ly informing Germany that further
correspondence on the subject is fruit
less. the note clearly indicates that
those acts Of Germany Will be the
guide of the United States in deter
mining her real attitude in the pres
ent crisis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-24
STUOEBAKER PICNIC is
LARGEST EVER HELD
Between 500 and 900 People Attend
Annual Outing of Club at
Paw Paw Lake.

The annual outing Of the Stude-
baker club at Paw Paw lake. Mich.
Saturday, was one of the largest affairs
ever handled by local traction lines,
between 500 and 900 people having
attended the picnic. Eleven special
cars left the Northern Indiana station
at s O'Clock for Woodward's resort,
where all of the games and contests
will be held during the day
Contests were started as soon as the
plcniCkers arrived at the lake and
they were held until late in the after
noon. Races OF ali kinds were held
and ball games were played between
nearly every department of the fac
tory and office 4 Studebaker, Jr
wagon viii be presented to the largest
family at the picnic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-24
BAYONNE STRIKE
DOES NOT ABATE
Workmen and Officers Continue
to Battle Around Oil
Plant.

RAYONNE. y. J.. July 24.-Deputy
shcrins guarding the Standard on
plant reported early today that one
detective was probably mortally
wounded at dawn after the numerous
private guards inside the plant had
maintained an intermittent fire upon
tho homes OF strikers on r. 22nd ST.
throughout the night.
They said the wounded man was
takcn TO New York by launch.
The home OF AIRS Della DOyle was
hit over 100 times between midnight
and S o'clock today. Her son, Hugh.
who was sleeping in a front room
was Kissed only foot An 1S-family
tenement was also struck repeatedly
Ay bullets from detectives % rifles.
Tho shooting. said the deputies ap-
pointed hy sheriff Kinkead. was un-
ucccsssry
A small battle between policemen
under Lieut.. Cassidy and member OF
tine valley gang similar to a hand
~ Ncw york. gunmen occurred while
ac police were removing Instructions
fSom the street car tracks. 80 cas-
paltiCs resulted.