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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
@elnnaenes @lnifeft.

8g eIner onipredenoen Seier ge-
Itoltete lib Dos bon Dem 0amer-
@eiongoerein o2bra" am Sonttag
abeuo i'm 0eutiden Saitie beralltal.
tete 1laifeIt. Die SaIle prangte in
meiB. B.beagriinen 5arber itllo ein ch-
ter 6rubling8baud Orrdipebte Die
&Guue. 9tei3en0 iuoret bic bon
Dem Gbor aufgefiibrten Sdnae, iuto
bielen Behalf rief Der bon feItli6
gei6nliidten Ginoert alsgefiibrte
0faibounton5 berpor. gborgei1nge
uno 5olobortrdge gineen bor8iigIi9
llno Oas Wo5art Ordeiter entiprah
allen 9lnforoeritneeu. Die Wioif6iti.
Gin (6rl. Margaretbe StoItenberg)
iino ocren 8egleiteriu Marion (sSrl.
SeSrene 8uif) boten eiii 8ilo Der
2ieblidteit uno farOen iib init ibren
Soil gut ab.
0as gan5e 1tnnO utter 2eitttng
oes Serrn Sb. Bod, meI6er feline
glrbeit ilnO Wtiibe geicbelt botte, ct.
mos ungetpobnIit @utes 81 bieten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
8pm6en auf qsaris.

garis, "a. Wfai. - Gin oeutifer
aeroplanflieger bonlboroierte am
Samitog 9l6eno Gorig. gr mari
Oret oOer nebr 8ou6en. @s lit nod
nift felt9eitellt, ipie groB Ser onge.
ridtete Shaoen lit.
&aris, "a. @tai.- 3tpei perIhie.
bene 2uft 9Iugriffe tpnroe ant
Samstn9 glbenD bpn ben 9entIdett
aegen 8oris unteruonlnen. giner
Oellti6en .,Ealtbe" eelonB es, Ste
Staot au iiberqreren uno s @onben
5lt perfen, oie ieood nur geriitgen
Sa6IdoDen otlridteten.
Cine Stuuoe fp1ter meIOeten Ge.
peifen aus SoiiIons, 6oB Elm 3ep.
pelin geleitet bon atnei uEnnbell"
Die fran36iiiheu Qirien itberqilert
baben im0 auf garis SIT fliegpn.
8ran36iiidcs 2lit5eug griif hag
2enfluftidiff on, mo nod eiltefn
Sdubaustaiid) iunn0te lih oer
QenfbnGon lm nno febrte uad ben
0entiben 9inien 5uriid.
Die Goli3ei erlieB inn 10 llbr
51nitag gtndJt @eneralmarlnllla,
linO Ste Gtnnt mar Oonn u0aia III
GunfeI eebisLLt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
gelsicn inter Oentidsr geriuaItnna.

Ger @rhonee telegraph 60. miro
aus 2(miteroom beridtct: o@enerol
bon Billing, Der Oelttihe General.
gouberneur BON gelgien bat oos
belgiite Budget fir oas Snbr 1915
berofientli6t. 3ie ginnabmen fir
oos laufenoe eSabr peroen auf $685.
OBI, ,906, oie 9lu8gaben nlif $685.
63t,906 ongegeben. SSn Der gr-
fldrllng beiBt es. ooB Die 9edlng
oes 9efi5its bon $4.600,000 ipGter
orranGirt lper0en n1iiiie."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
9amen Mmiif. gerein.

Der am Somitaa 9LbenO bonn 9n-
men Muiif.@erein orrmleirte Mois
bali noBm einen fioeIen 8erlouf. @S
mar bon allen 5ormolitdten abitano
geuommen; Der iiblihe @eie0idafts-
un5ug mar berpont, lino Die meiiten
Domen mnren i'm aiihenfIeio er.
ificnen. Mit mnbrer 8egeiiterung
go6en iid bic 9algdite Dem Gang
peroitiigeR bin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
9lmerifanif@.gsritilde spannnna.

8ai6itgton, "a. 9lai. - IS &c.
mann geitern glben0 ben glui6ein,
OdB cine ernitlife 9eibung 5ipii9en
gImerita uno Gngloub faum per.
mieOen iuer0en fonn, tpenn ni6t
Sas 2on6ouer glllswGrtige antt feline
W}etbooen gegeniiber Der omeritani.
iden He9ierung dnoert. 9ttGt.offi.
5iele 8erbnnolungelL met1e 5lui.
iden Snnoelsberatbern 0es nftteris
faniidJen StaatS0epartements uno
0es brttiiden gotidofteranteS &c.
fiibrt tpuroen, iiuo abgebro6en NOR.
ben. 9aS Staats6epartenettt erlieB
io0ann cine @rfldrung oarii6er, mel.
DE beIagt, Die gerbdnolungcn fonn.
ten erit ipieher alligenommen tper.
ben, pemn gepiiie S6fuierigfeiten
bcicitiat feien.
IS bolloelt Iirb I'M oos 9enitben
omerifaniiber symporteuere, geipiie
notbige @oren Hurf3ubrfngen, mel.
die in 8eiltidlan0 bergcltcllt nno
bon ben @ulerifanern ibot Dor oem
1. M1rS gefquft ipor0cn fporen.
8abribeiitli6 tpirb Oas omerifa.
niibe Gtaats6epartement iebt 0aruuf
orineen, bofj Aanrcn, peId)e glmeri.
fnnern geboren lino feline aonter.
banOe lino, obne 9lidiid)t ani Die bri.
tiide aronratbsor0er otrf)geIuiien
iperOen. 9ieIe arouratbsoroer mar
omeritaniidetieits fdon borber be.
anitanoet moroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
g2enr bentidle gLnnrifie.

9aris, "a. gsai. Die 0eut.
iden bdmmern ieet tart aui Die
brthlden 2inien nor0oitlih bon Ga
gdfIee los nnO baben cine grobQ
Strgitma6t nnbe gIuberS 6ulauuliQn.
ge6ogen. Sic mollen offenbGr mid
nller @elpalt Die 9riteu Siuinaen,
mis- her gnrl5en @egeno i'm gleube
GDopelle berlm 3n meiden. mo ma.
den eincft beftigeu glngrtff mad Dem
anoern.
Gie Gelti9en bonrbaroircn oli1
Die irun5oiiiden 5dan8grdben I'M
glblais berlun beftig.
&onoon, "a. 0tai. General Cir
6rend lGBt ourd ieinen Setretdr
binter Der 6ront. 9berIt Spinton
melOen: .@S ideint fi6 cine groBe
S6la9t ON Der britiiden 5ront ert-
lang BON Dpern aus iii6pGrts bis
nad einem 8llnfte neItlif bon 60
gaiiee 5lt e1lttpideln.
SanlItog glbenO muroe Elm befti.
ees 2lrtiaerieseiedt eroffnet, oas
aud beitte ieinen 6ortgnn9 nnbm.
Die 9eitiden begonnerL geeeu Die
britiIden 2inien norb6itltb BON Set.
bubert nit @ronatenfeuer los5uge.
ben, offenbnr oas 8oripieL eiues Sn.
interchangeable. 3ie britiicben Sc
idiibc eripiberten uno btelten ben
6eino In ieinen S6ilbengrdben felt,
= atBer an einiget Huntten no
Die 9elltihcu bor8uoringen ir9ten,
aber allriideelpieien Dltroen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
nH0tn pfrIintn
S6iatbll6iGl


flia ti agai 8aa'Hhfflhi
waA aNHf rs lilhHtflffm
NaMfftiH uffalltnlll#M hfHW
aalafnhf Wluft Fh m Nn
laftH mlolat iH eaa tHHHAf agaHf
hla#HAH 9satumss tm
Amaiifa Nlltf ut5igan mafhsu
faalflbi mdt lftA Eafala atbh
iiti im lahu 1877 pen slapfl anb
hattie cine Hflaeuua ma 100
lHauna
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

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iN hHb 8I.f 5IIn mb
t'l'dl WWfH Nd'daglsfmNf.
wf.1e ht aHHafl.a t8 ntfHl
MfH AaiM hs.iHhsH b5iHIaaNdNail
mafetn 6f aii.f hHW emm
wgi1mmaMftH MH h9UUN0Nu
boatn Gins iirgHM BHht t Hbtf
uic ifilnBasttffail uttbaugi mor
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
Oleftor gluitlinsfi toSt.

1efumIeD, "a. 9fai. Pforrer
Charles gmiflinsfi, 9feftor Der bie.
iigcn fat1oliidleu Ct. MnrD's Sir
DIE, itarb bier nod l1naerer arnufs
hcit in sIlter BON 3S Snbren. Gie
8eiictung crfnlgt asitsipod llurSea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
1853 lscriorcn aetSStet.

2OnODn, "a. Nlai, = gei oem
fiir5lideu 3niammcnitOi! zines Niili.
tGr3nseS nit einenl Jrndlt5nge n0rS.
lid bDn Carlisle iuurSeu 15S Ger-
ionen getGOtet. 152 babun iuaren
glnsebOrige Ses giOpal Seots Gegi-
mcnts. MinSeitens 200 SDlOaten
iinO fcrner babel berlekt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
RampI init
9talitntrn!
Sie Oiterrtidliidle SnfffIottc bat Se.
ueOis anstariffen; aud bic
6lotte tbntIg,

Raris, "A. Wlai. - Sine amtlidle
Wiittbeiluug OeS ifalicniidIen arieas.
miHiiteriums beiagt, bah Oiterrei.
dJiidI.nnsariide AriegsidIiiir Die ct.
tiIlte gOn Stolirn eHtIana Orm Afri'
Gtit6en 9iser pIsIrifiea. DC Sjes
E0nntmodJnn0 loneet: sgs tD0s Dor.
0ueome6al, b06 nuiere Casahe TO-
scss 0s0smiifen UxssbS 0bs MIR
tDnHpn basenI D0s&sssi4. Cine &c.
rinec 3nN frinnIi6er 9htffr, uOr
glllem SGrpsbobOutc nnO Serit0rcr,
bel6Diien nniere aiilte 5miifen 4
nnb 6 llBr WiOrgems ant "A. Nini.
3nr ielbea 3eit nerindDten 5lieger,
6ns slricnal in &eueoig an5ngreifen.
lluierc Sdiffe 5luaugen mad fnr5er
GanDnnOc Oir GSeinoe 3im 9iif5ng.
glndD bic fcinOIiden Sslieger unrOen
BON nnierr Gnftflutte ausegriffen.
gInd Elm pernf6arer" 6etbeiliste lif
Eiernn. Die aernplane griffcn altdD
1Drtu Goriini an, iunrOen ieoOdD
aud bort jun 9iiif5ns se5lunnsen.
Mud Elm feinSlider Angriff anf
Sarletta's 9uftid)iffBalle idlns febl.
9llle anOeren ueuen 8erid)tc iiber
Sample in Osr letten Nadt fnb un-
iuabr."
&ummentnr Der bo6miifsn 8reiie.
8ien, "a. Mai. = Die 9rager
3citnng uglnruOni 8ulitifa" idreibt
ebitDriel, bic Nouard)ie fiirdtct ben
Gricg nit Stalieu niht. sic iuirb
beniel6eu iiegreidJ beiteben, nm 10
mebr, Oa 9entIflanb Die 9Dppel-
mpnardic 10 frGftig nnteritiitt.
Die 3cituas o6las ylarOOa" in
Srns ifrei6t: Die 8chOlferans
SeiterreidJ.llnsarns siebt einen 8af-
fensans nit Stalien einem nnsa-
berldliisen unS treubrii6igen 5renn-
DC nDr, Oeilen 8D6liuuaen man NIT
Ie6r IdUeren Spfern erfanft bat.
'
2nftansriif amf @eneOiO.
8Om, "A. Mai, iiber 8aris. -
&mtlidl lunrSe bier bcfannt gegeben,
Sak 6iterreidliidDc 5lieger Oas Sic.
giernngs.aricnal in @eneSig angrif-
fen ieSudl 5nm 0iiifsns gesuumscn
(3a es oDppelt gemelOet
WirO, mnh Elm Safen babel iein.)
Siescs3aueriadt in Seiterreidl.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 81. Ylni. -
Ser .2ofaIan3etger" mel0et, in
g8ien babe Dor Dem 9riegsminiIteris
INN cine gepaltigc patriotiidc De-
monitrntion itattgefltnocn. Die Men.
ge iona patriotiihe 2ieber uno be.
griiBte bic 9eanlten oeS NfiRilteri.
inns NIT frcnetii1em sSubel. @on3
g9ien idpimut in gegeiIteruitg.
Die 3ejtung periiAert, ooB oas golf
in Scitcrreid iebt, mo Der arieg nit
SSStnIien ouSgebrohen lit, iiegesge-
piiier ais BEL 9(usbrn1 0es arieges
gegen Serbien lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
H0litif asiafiaata

Nunaaaiinapfi. "a Nht Tao
thrilltg Ntifeaamt mflhth hfult,
bnh oe itahiahidifn mo tfillihgu
slnauil; ant blt lfiluaatn aahe
r0sm Nahy mao nni btm iualidlfn
tbrtl bt palliuiri lHailipaIi aanP
lid ttdlatihIaarm huh ft Alltifs
ten babta oabei 2lHm llaaH ON
gubitn huO &friunubftm utrlorrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
geSenflidl fir g(Qiirte.

2on0on, "a. Wtai. = 0idtor1t-
li6e QepeI6en aus 2ltben meloen
nod fortgeiett Grfolge fir Die 9lI-
lirten in ben 9ar0anellett, jeoo9
ber6alten li6 Die outli9en nnbge-
benoen 6tellen itillidmeigen0
cine Soltung, Die auf eillige 9ri-
tit it0Bt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

Serr SSlilius zimmerman, 2460
Sil0 16. Ctr, Sobn BON Serrn tno
SAUL 3immermnnn, iunroe bellte
Morgen an Der Center Strobe beim
9ur6bremen ieiues 9feroes nit
groBer Seftigfeit aus ieiuem 5obrs
5eug geifielOert mO erbeblih per-
lebt. 9lan brndte ibn nad) benz
ct. Syoiephs Spitnl, non mo CT nad)
1ratlider lllIterilIfung III Ieilt Seim
Surildtebreil fpniite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

Wgrliu ~ Ntn Lahidlnn0
hdi hgttc oH NdIim Nrild crtldri
tcr oeHtidle t9gianoip m0 nic stuu
luIn mo NpHlllaraaenlen U 5io
LIEN bateu Nrrbl sr6ultcu mutr
3ualld nod geuiidlan0 8uriidju
tgbrrn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
&rnr OrnIidjr
sirsr I'm NOrOcnl
Wlcbrsrr ianirnD glniirn unrOeH n,
IauBen genommtn; cine NHjabI
ylaI1iuCngrutbrr trObtrt!
$50 ltlI Sn StnlIat OIItnpaH Im ggsltnI

ormft bis ant Ben can nuh nnIs.
Wee ufildaebfdaai h0tga. 3a kllas
atn l6as De Der Nlpial 0gf N.niI.
am1l. oaHn odfilt Almdnifn nidll
Iaaafr 5miogfu Ia btn Hflga anl
eiim 6ef dlllgtleu eiuluaftllea
NIg giniien b0bW iaHlreidle HqfSsdf.
innGrn an Nd aeindml. atblgl nHb
@dR IN hx Adhe htfeu .liilmnmeu.
ilnb apcrldiflilgh uao fHurldlieKen
in iiblidltr Ridlhna In bcr klbittli.
bic Eeitldnu. meLdle Den Con- bel
5arogIou Hftruuh baha. IN Der
6ldnte au3taraign (iDtFss meI-
oung baheu ole Gngfdlsser uls &l6I.
IauO erbaIicn unO ut Iontt erEugvn)
Die Huiien entipideln dud IN Der
9utopina (oas beiBt, on Der ruff.
iden @renjc oes slroHluIogg) eiiir
rege Gbatigteit, fonnte ieOoh me-
Der BORT, nod IN Der Gputam Reaion
Tim ruiiiib.poIniihen @ouernement
Gooom) uortudrts. Ger 9orItoB
bel Gpotaiu puroe BON 0en SluIicn
Oesbalb unternontmen, Inn Die Sent.
ideu uno Seiterreiher 5u 8ninaen.
lire 5lnnfe in Gali3ien at entbI0.
ben; umO 5ierin poaen iie tbeiImeiie
Griolg gebnbt bnben.
s25n Den 91ltiiden GroDinsen mol.
len Die Geutiden Die giuilen bel
Sbapli on Der 3ubpia uno ii0Iicb
bonn gfienlen geidIngen baben. Ga
feine ge9entbeiliaen WieIDlmgen ats
8etrograo btsber bier eiflaefroffe1
iin0, lit on8rnebmen, odB oas ietue
9fidtigfeit bat.
SIN @eiten lit es oltf mebreren
mebreren guttten Der @efehtgItcl.
lungen 81 Ie6bafteu adlipfen gefon-
men bod lit feIbigen feline beionOere
8i6tigfeit bei5uneiien.
SinOenbmrg triegt iuieSer slr6eit.
Berlin. "a. Mui, iiber 2onooll.
Ser fih in Der 5ront befinoLide
&orrelponoent Der gggiener gieid8s
poit" bot an ieine 3eitltng gertelOet,
oaB Die 9illiien IN Dem gnridot-
8iitrift iotpie BEL Soangoroo unb
2u6lin Sruppen 5ltiantnlenge3ogen
haben, offenbar in Ser 9l6Iiht, einen
9oritoB gegen ole Oeiltid)en 2irlien
at unternebmen. Die oeittlde glr-
NEE, ldrei6t Ser &orreiponoent, in
ienen @egenoen lit ebenfaas beoer.
teno berltdrft por0en uno eriparfet
Den 6eino in bor8iiglid) getpdblten
SteIlltngen. (8onn peroen mir i'd
bol0 tpieoer ettpas bon oent Mulen.
frelier 6elomori6ol b. @in0enburg
3u boren befommen)
3ie Roth in GoIen
Seem 0orf, "a. Moi. -3os Gode-
feller-S SnItitltt lit in aenntttiB geieht
iuorOen ooB Die gerbGItrtilie tn Rni-
iiid 8oIen 3mtiden oen belltfden
nnO ofterreihiiben 2inien bieL be.
6nternSmertber fin0, ais Die in geI.
glen uto i'm n0roli6en 5ranfreid),
un0 oaB Die oortige 9epoIterung
tbatiGdli6 Sunger leioet. gorIe-
ton @ibion, Der 8oriteber Der ab.
tbetIung oes 9tot9en &reu8es. tbei[t
nit oaB ale @eriude, @etrei0e uilD.
aus nelttralen 26n0ern 8ii beidoffen,
npnpIptt fms
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
TfnlIhIanh lrIIarL NIIln

Itufidlldhb frilart Nrira.
Nctiiu n Nin LauidlnH0
bdi betc ou ,Qdiim Qrila rrfdri
lcr oatiide 0tiauob m0 uac stuu
tIn mo Npuiuluroaudca m Sta
LIEN bateu NriFbL srbultcu unucr
3ualid nod 1euti4lon0 5urildju
tgbrcn
Naiier 6rnuS 3oicpb crbittrri.
&cu 81 Nlu lllcbcr gonoon) }
Naiicr 5rdB ,}oirpb crlieb betc
.cnc Stun0acbuua, IN ueldcr cr oar
Icat 0GB Staliens arcgserfI0rlnq
au Ceitcrrcidl llugorn Der arobtC glft
Der IreuIoiigteit ici. Den bic 0clt
ie crle6t bnt. Gr iorOcrte Die otter.
reid]iid uuigariidle glrmec gum
aampi mo 1teg nui gcgen Die
iilOIih itcben0e uerratbeul9e 9ee.
reSmadt.
Der bejabrte 9errifsz bn 9oppeI.
monar@ie not, oIs er bernnbm, oaB
SStalicn oen Seriee on SeIterrcid.
llngarn erfIart f1ttr. BON Shnter5
crgrlTfelI iUelder ober balo cincm
gerehten 3orn gegen Den berr1tberi.
Iden 8unoesgenoiien 9lab madJte.
er 6erief bic b0hiten 9iegicrlng6e.
amten al fid un0 oiftirte gr0Bten.
t5eils Die 9lbiaiiung oes Mlanifeites
all Die 8enolterliug Der 0oppcImo-
norhie. er perlongte. 0aB S5talienI
Der @erodtung Der 8clt preisge.
geben Iperoe, pelhes gleih Den iiber
Sdlo6tfeloern iblDeben0en glas.
geiern gefrdBig auf geute lauere.
Ser @errider iagte: oSSytalien bat
ms in Der Stunoe ser g1ot1 Der.
laiieu unO lit nit fliegenoen Sob.
men IN oas 2oger Der 5einoe ii6er-
geeongen. Die arie9serflGrllng ge.
gen mid mar ein trelloier glft, 0es.
gleiden Die 8eltgeiAidte nod nidt
erlebt bat. g1oh etnem 0relBigIab.
rigen 8iin0niB pen0et ii9 sStolien
IN binterliltiger 8eiie gegen unS nar
oeS materieQen GelDinnes neGen.
gSir baben sytalien in teiuer g8cile
beOrobt. Sir boben 0eiien glutoritGt
niemals 9lb6rltd getbon ooer 0ellen
Gbre angegriffen. g8ir iino alien
nnieren 9itnoniBpflihten treu nad-
gefonlnen tmo baben es beidiibt. |
Denn miner es i'm ariGge nit onoe-
ren Wfddten lag.
Sell metnen tantpferprobten Srup. |
penl Ser oerr1theriide 6ein0 lit
@u9 tein neuer SSeinO. SD ber,
laiie mid auf gu1 uno Cure sSiibs
rer. sS5h bette au @ott, ooB er Gudl !
ano Cure 5abnen iegne lmo oaB |
er lniere gerehte SaAe unter Iei.
nen gnaJenrei6en 5duB uebrue."
sStGliens ,0ecresmadlt.
2on0on, "a. Mai. - gtaes in 9ll.
lem genonlmen perfiigt sStaIien iiber
cine artegsmddt bon 4 OfiIlionen
Niann. (DaS beibt auf Dem Gapier.) |
Stalieniidle rmo 0Iterreidii6e Srup.
pen lteben oil aelutiien @ren3punf-
ten nur nod eine baIbe Dleile BON
einanOer. Gs miro geiagt, bab iid
5tpei Wfillionen Mam gegenilber.
iteben. Der oiterreidiib.uttgariidleI |
@eHeroIItab lit in 9rient cingetrof-
fen. Die Oeiterreiher Goben ben
Steluio Fof} NIT 8eihiiben gelpidt. |
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pen crgieBt iidl bon Enrol aus nad)
Der @ren8e. 9tidt meniger ipie 40,.
600 Dtonn iiHo beilte aus 9prol,
llngorn um6 go6men in 3rient ein-
aetroffcn.
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gietu gorf, "a. U}ai. 9lQe inI
ben ger Staaten Ieben0en sytaIiener
I'M 9llter bon 10 bis 20 esabren fino
bonn bieiigen 6ieneralfoniul aufge.
foroert woroen, lih llDcr3ilglih
3lmn Wlilitaroienlt 81 itellcn, nm
nad Stalien aeI9idt 3t mer0en.
Wan untsritiibe oie 0eutlhe |
Preiic, in0cm man su ihrer Der.
treitung beitrdGt. /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

Nan uutaritiibe Oie Oeltide
preIic, inocm man al ibrer Der.
breitilne bgitrdat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
eOnSOner Soil.

9ou6On, "a. @iai. glaes bangt
BON Dem gluSaong Der Sample in
@ali5ien al. @eliugt es Den 9Tni-
fen, Die ber6ilnoctcn 9elltfd)en uno
GeIterreidler, fpcldle irlnerbqIb 20
Iagen Die saliae rliilidle anrpatben-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-05
TO BE HIDEBOUND.

Be careful. Don't become hide
bound either in your religion or pub
lie spirit. Hidebound horses never
thrive. 1t is a reactionary ailment.
II stands in the way of progress. A
horse never grows sleek and fat till
he gets his hide loosened up. A
church never grows II it locks itself
mp in tight hide and stands on bare
formalities. The spirit is soon crowd
ed out and it cannot either expand or
show life. II dies just as a town
dies when everybody in il loses inter-
est in public matters and goes all for
self Lord, save me and my wife
my son John and is wife-us four,
and no more" is poor doctrine. The
Lord does not work that way. Meth
er will a city prosper rntil p'b'ic
spirit is aroused. Rapid growth is
made by whitehead spirit. Let's loos-
en- up our hides and get the ginger in
us. Sometimes hidebound horses take
a lot OF currying before they get loos-
ened up
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-05
THE SPIRIT OF THE TOWN.

Already Ashland real estate is be-
ginning to move. BY the time the
Commercial Club membership is in
creased so that the clubs income will
justify the employment of a high
classed publicity man, versed in the
art of effective advertising, things
will be looking up generally, and if
enough force is put behind such a
man, say one thousand dollars
month, it will not be any time until
things will be humming. Everybody,
all over the coast, who hears of our
proposed development has the great
est faith in it, They know it will
be the making of Ashland and will
not hesitate to invest money here. All
we need do now 10 to let the people
know what we are doing and propose
to do and investors will come here
by the hundreds. Every property
owner, especially, and every citizen
as Wel SHOulu DeCOule HlSllDeI vi
the club and contribute his share to
this great undertaking. The club
MUST have twelve hundred members
to carry the work forward to imme-
diate success. Watering resorts are
not worth a dollar dozen unless
they are patronized, People do not
go to places they know nothing about
Let's get busy. Come on. The Com
mercial Club secretary is ready to
accept your application and put you
on the active club roll. Call at the
club rooms and volunteer your mem
bership. The club proposes this year
to get for Ashland a fine tourist ho-
tel, scientific water cure sanitarium
and to turn half the real estate in the
city. If. If what? If you do your
part in the great work. For you are
the club and the club is yours. II
simply represents the aggregate spirit
of the town, that and nothing more
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-05
Ashland, Ore, Monday, April 3, 1915
TRULY THE GRANITE CITY.

Besides making a watering resort
second to none in the country, Ash
land is about to blossom into a gran
ite city of note. Ashland granite long
has been known to be as good for
monumental work, as we'll as building
stone, as the Vermont product. S; S.
Permission & Son, as skilled granite
workers and as good judges of stone
as there are anywhere, have wrestled
with the granite situation here for
years in the hope of interesting capt.
tai enough in our quarries to proper
ly develop them and get the stone on
the market. Unfortunately, while
citizens were busy investing their cap
ital in such outside enterprises as
wireless, Provident Trust and the
like. they could not be interested in
our own home development enough to
supply capital for this enterprise, and
il has laid with only such develop
ment as the Pennistons could make
with small means-and that was
mostly in monumental work. But,
they exploited it in that line until its
reputation was firmly established on
the coast as monumental stone in
ferior to none in the world.
At last, it seems, sufficient capital
has ben interested in 1t to properly
develop and put the Ashland product
on the market both as monument and
building stone, and it is said that
soon granite manufacturing will be
commenced here on large scale with
good chance for Ashland to become
a granite quarry center of note. The
Pennistons are still sticking to the
business with large hopes and goot
prospects of developing their plan
into a large monumental manufac
turing establishment. Ashland gran
ite should be manufactured here anC
shipped into every community on th'
Pacific coast, for, in quality, it is il
a class by itself, entirely beyond com
petition by other GRANTEES in the west
The Pennistons should be encouraged
in their effort to establish such fac
tory here and build up a wide market
for Ashland product.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-05
WHO SAID CAN'T?'

Way back there year ago a host
of people said: That's a good
thing, but you can't get the springs"
Well, we did. Then they said: I'VE
can't vote the bonds" Well, we did.
Then they said: I'VE can't sell the
bonds" Well, we did. Now they
say: 1--WE can't get twelve hundred
members for the Commercial Club. "
Well, we will. Later they will say:
1--WE can't get the hotel" but we
will. Then they will say: Here,
we've spent all this money and we
never will get the crowds" but we
will.
And the only hard job about any
of it has been and will be to over
come the "cant's" of the doubling
Thomases and kick the hard chunks
from under the wheels of progress,
put there by persons who will profit
greatest by the success.
I'VE can do it and we will; Ash
land, Ashland, Ashland"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-05
TYPEWRITER MANUFAC-
TURER TO ADVERTISE

An indication that business condi-
tions are improving is evidenced by
an interview given out by Mr.. George
E. Smith, president Royal Typewriter
Company.
THE typewriter business" said
Mr.. Smith, "is rather barometer OF
trade on account of it's close associa-
ton with the office end of every line
of business, and our business has felt
the improvement in trade conditions
and the reports from our branches in
almost every part of the United States
have been increasingly optimistic.
I'VE haven't waited for the i'm
provement to overtake us, however,
before taking advantage of it, We
learned a lesson in that regard from
the automobile people. They seemed
to find way of keeping just little
in advance of what was happening,
and by the use of persistent newspa-
per advertising they create big new
crop OF automobile buyers each year.
know from experience that many
automobile prospects are actually
sold three and four years before they
actually buy or have the money to
buy. Men like Hugh Chalmers, John
n. Willys, H. w. Ford, the Studebak-
ers, Haynes, the Hudson, ]. ]. Cole
create demand for their cars in this
way year after year successfully.
81 will say, frankly, that our deter
mination to increase our advertising
and sales work was influenced by the
example of these men, who had re-
fused to believe that business wa:
bad, and so kept up their advertising
and made business good.
THE automobile manufacturers
that are making the biggest successes
are those who have produced the
right car for the people and then tolt
the people what it was and where t.
get it, So it is with us in the type
writer business"