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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
Sweden and the
"Lusitania' Case.

How they Judge the 'Lusitania''
case in Sweden is shown in a long
article by Captain Ernst Liljedahl,
Of the Swedish army, in the Stock
holm Aftonbladet, well known as one
Of the principal newspapers in North
ern Europe. The conclusion of the
officer is as follows:
There are different means of using
civilians as a protection for obtaining
advantages in war. One means is
that of the Russians in driving
women and CT ildren ahead OF their
lines, leaving ii to the enemy's soldier
to shoot down perhaps his own wife
end children, or to be killed himself.
Another, similar to that, is practiced
by the English in conjunction with
Americans, by which England is
supplied with American ammunition
and Americans with dollars. If the
commander of the submarine could
have acted differently in %torpedoing
the 'Lusitania" without running the
risk of being himself destroyed by
the guns Of the vessel, Il such were
carried on board, If he could have
minimized the sorrow and did not
do so, then indeed a terrible respon-
sibility would rest on him. / am not
i'll possession of sufficient proof to
render an opinion but the principal
feature seems to be plain enough.
My conscience can blame but Enc.
land and America. The military ex.
PLANTATION is this: il the $500 cases
contained each 1000 shells, making
5,400, 900 bullets, with a percentage
Of so proving fatal, it meant death
to 10000 Germans. To make pos
sible this enormous number Of deaths
was therefore the errand Of the Luz
sitania. England is within her full
right of obtaining ammunition, but
II must not be conveyed In barbarian
fashion. In Wartime as in time of
peace 1t Is forbidden to let pas
sengers 90 with ammunition trans
ports and when Germany beforehand
announced the danger, trying to save
human life, then England knew it,
and it Ks almost iucomprehensible
that it thus c%arelessly permitted
people to use the Lusitania."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
FRENCH DEPUTY SAYS WAR
MUST NOT Be PROLONGED,

The Manchester Guardian declares
that the British war Office is con-
templating q second winter campaign,
says a dispatch to the Frankfort
Gazette. 1t is rather interesting to
compare with this a statement which
the French Social Democrat and
deputy, Jean Longuet, makes In the
Daily Citizen, the organ of the Eng
lish Labor party. He says:
Every one is agreed that It would
be pure nonsense to speak of con.
tinuing the war for another year. The
French people could not stand that,
nor could the soldiers in the trenches
Of any n of the nations When our
British friends speak of a two or
three years war, as they have done
at times, they play in the most un.
fortunate way into the hands of the
German government and support
their anti-English campaign in
France.
1.-THE poor Frenchwoman VINO has
been tortured for eight months with
fear for the life of her husband or
her son-and with general conscrip.
ton that applies to every one--- be.
comes enraged when she Is told that
the English are in favor OF a two
years war and do not wish to con
clude peace before that. She says,
Of course, Let the obligation to go
to wal first be imposed on every
enc in England, and after that we
can speak Of a two years war;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
FH True Hburalln
Akalnti The fuufIsllen
oil Arms ED hmmunlllan.


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n fafmonE W pf 4sttfa ief
aH3 t5t ihfiaefsH@e at the
spirit oi humanity ta Which M e
country We afe pledftdt
go That we regret that American
lives ana property nave suffered.
aud that numerous Incidents have
brought about acute situations,
which have made % diicuit tu
maintain win dignity and Justice
cir peaceful and neutral atfitude
towards The various nations now in-
Nolved 20 the deadly conflict.
go That We declare ourselves, as
true American citizens % sympathy
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09
.fRIHCH RELlEVE BHTIsH
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te laatna6me Spectacle of q
Hut Invasion 8f fafeian p0Wef
bieh andCf the protest "a friend
rhip melodies and lHitrfefea with uuf
lines Ql defense The protection Of
eur coasts. slfunFb0lQs and fortress
batteries and araonaia. our bar
faas archives and go oa AN mat
ig actually Do the hands II our Eng
llsh allies al present we have no.
secrets. and ask myself how on
Garth We may ever have secrets Tor
that future dag which ls not too far
distant
We have Invited the foreign ruler
To our shores The sad spectacle of
his dominion on part of French soil
has given rise to the above bitter
reflections. The events OF the present
year have plainly shown the far.
reaching and inevitable change I'M
Eneland's attitude as far az inter.
national law is concerned and also
from a military point OF view. In.
vulnerable Albion, protected By the
eirding sea and shielded by her
navy, is suddenly laid open 10 any
coup de main. to attacks, famine or
even invasion.
only with the help of her
hereditary foes England defends her.
self against the most powerful rival
whom she ever encountered. She
beholds that rival firmly established
at Antwerp, where only respeet OF
Hollands neutrality prevents his
further activity. He could create a
naval base somewhere else at the
Belgian coast line. He could also
concentrate his military action on
the north of France and be bent,
according to his custom, on setting
up a hostile ~Iittoral opposite the
English coast.
"Under such circumstances can
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-09

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muir IL pfuno unb ent6dlt geniiaenO
Qtaterial, I'M 1890 9allonen @aI.
fer aa itsEiliIsrsn,
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sis oormauy active Without tAsss re-
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sanetsiy. there n . lrsscr1Dttoa q IN.
questioned merit which nay now - had
IA convenient tablet form Its valus u
due largely to an ingredient dsTtvsd from
ehe humble May apple. IL root. which
has bseo called .ysestabls c.iona' BE.
Cause OF It's e6ectiveness-though %
course IL 10 not to be chased With The
real calomel Of mercuriAl origin ThG0
Is no habit-forming constituent In Dnnta-
mel ta1iets.thars the nAms-enA their
naustion- On the contrary. theoo harm
less vegetable tabists tend % impart
tone and elasticity To the relaxed tntss-
final wall Sentanei tablets. which may
be procured from any druggfse-A dimes
worth viii do-wul prove . rsvslAf1on 10
any constpsted uver-roubisd pGsoa-''
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They say that the advent % the 'senta-
ned tablet a. q vegetable substitute for
c1ome mas resulted In an extraordinary
demand for this remarkable product II
seems TO have made q hit particularly
with those afflicted with chronic consti-
patton. who were quick to recognise III
advantages over calomel and the uDlsAl
laxatiyes.
Sentanel tablets. aside from their en-
cacy. doubtless owe their success largely
10 tendency to aid In bringing about
natural Observation-Disclosures Of oncour-
aging the ''cathartic habit" AlDo. fnstsnd
OF in1uring the mombraneous nning q
the organs involved. they exert Q hssling
influence Instead Of weakening. they
add tone to the intestinal wall And they
work 30 easily and gently. they are q
course preferred on this account 70 the
pens vensS - snosSsr rs..an ns r. mn ~.
popularity Of ssntanei tabletsl One nsed
procure only . dims'B worth, and take
one tsbsst upon retiring. TO be convinced
that The has.l rvmedy for eoe.upatson.
torpid liver. and their many evtl coons-
ecsncss. has nnAliy BEEN fosad-DraS-
g1ses Review.
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COvlNGTON

Our pastor, Rev. Harkett, who was
operated on in the Fressimen's Hospital
last Friday is reported getting along tine.
One oil the most interesting features Of
the season Was the marriage OF Mrs.
Mary r. Grimes OF CrsigvilIe To Mr..
William Brown OF Callahan, Va. They
will make their future home at Warm
Spring, Va.
We are glad 10 s-e Miss Mable stewart
at home again.
Miss Edna Scott is very in at this time.
The 32nd annual session of the Berean
Valley Baptist Assn. will convene with
the First Baptist church of tins city, sept
4. ? and 3. Ii will he of interest to you
70 attend this association.
Mrs.. Alice Pearse of PIG Pine II. left
this morning for Freedmen's Hospital IN
Washington, where she expects To under
60 an operation.
Prof. w. q. Watson left last Saturday
night for IN extended trip To Florida. n
Mrs. Lizzie Burke~ and little daughter.
EstslIa Hall. are Visiting friends and rel
atives at Barber, Va.
Mis- Laura Bibby will leave the latter
part OF this week for Greensprings, Va.
where she expects to spend two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Anderson has returned 10
tie city after spending a two weeks va
cation 1t Va. Hot Springs.
hia Oneida Jackson spent Sunday at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mrs.. Maria White, of Beech Hill. is
Ill At this writing.
Miss Maggie Bush returned to Monday
accompanied by her little nephew.
Andrew Harris. of Ohio, is visiting in
this city.
Joseph Lee was called to the bedside
Of his mother who is..very IN in Lick Run
Miss Stella Hunter has returned home
after spending the summer in Petersburg.
Just - We are about to 20 to press the
ssd news comes TO us that Miss Edna
scott has PACED into eternity She leaves
potter, sister and one brother tn mourn
th4ir Ic..
his flosie Reynolds is visiting Miss
MAb'e Turner at Eagle Ksck, Va.
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July z2-z3. Examination for Uniform.
Renewal. Primary and High
school Certificates.
In making inquiry about examination
work always state the date and county
IN which the examination referred a. wa.
held
RENEWAL. OF CERTIFICATES
Applicants Tor first renewal OF first
grade certificates are not required to pass
any examination
Applicants for second renewal in 1915
will be required 70 pass an examination
on the STATE Course OF Study with Char
ters' Teaching the Common Branche.'
and Barnes English in the Country
Schools;" or in lieu of the examination
they shall furnish evidence of having at
tended the State University. one of the
state Nornals, or . school approved by
the state board Of education for nine
weeks doing full credit work.
certificate submitted for renew al
must bear proper endorsements showing
that the holder has Taught At least three
years thereon.
w. @. COOK,
County Supt. Free Schools
WEIGH. w. Va.