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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08

.ee Re ney made a business trip
~ Dsilla ThursdAy, returning Mon
Il y.
Leadute WAS practically deserted
the Fourth Of July. A foot, ana on
horsebicE, with teams and machines,
the pooulaee OF town and country
h INES scattered In various j0yayble
gatherings 20 spend the day in tisn-
Ing aud pieRicing on the different
mountain streams around LeadoFe.
The day was one OF freedom from
care, and friendly association.
Misa Irene Clark went TO SALMON
Friday TO spend the National holiday
with friends ut that place.
WIN Clark brought several people
from Gilmore Sunday 70 have Try
At the SAlmun trout.
J. q. Standaher, bought this last
week, 4 bunch Of nne looking cows
and calves from the AmoBsonts, dris-
Ing the same TO outside points.
Among those from LsadoTe who
celebrated In Salmon. werp Mr., aud
Mrs. 10y II. Lee. and MIR. and Mn.
George Johnson.
Alec wIddoNson OF Gilmore, has
added Ford ,aF TO the equipment
4 his livery barn.
vrerland Bros.. Lee Reamey and
GiIsler shipped thriI wool clip hi
last week. They wsre well pleased
with the seasons output We under
stand the price was 36cts,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08
500 Reward, see

Tha readers 81 this paper VIII %
y. s,-d 10 learn that there u a. least ona
aded disease that science has been
10 cure ln all it, stages, ana tnat y
tfu WaIps Catarrh Cure IL the only
Ists cure now known to the tnedieA.
.rNtv CAtarTh being CONSTITUTIONAL
s~, e. autrea a constitutional treat
4iH acting directly upon the btood
aA4coun surfaces OF the system, there
hsttoytng the foundation OF the dis.
snd siTtnR tlte patient atrenHtn ~
fHtaE 90 the constitution and assisting
4fast la ,iuinK it's work The proprietofA
tge 50 much faith IN It's curative pow
~ that they offoF One Hundred Dollar :
+ ANY ca a. that u falls 20 cure. sehu
,ssr lial Of testimonials. ~
,aAfe6a J CHENEY CO. soisao, "
ald - al DruNEists ibes ,..
rake Haifa Family Plila Ter eohnupAA"h
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08

n ln e. as among
-" t. y ,t>u IS IA e1ration
Saturday
Miss Ireue Clark n Lesd e, il
visiting am 1ng ner sal1on IT,, ds
the past week.
The Bohannon uredse mas been
closed do~n fJI tue past week iu OF.
der to make some repairs needed
Tue premium list Tor the county
fair is 10 the bands OF the printer
and all soon he ready for distrihu-
ton
+. &. Gondrr cane up from his
mine on Sheep creek 10 cslehr,t- In
Salmon. remaining over TO attend to
some business matters.
Miss Mary Anderson came ia Mon
day fr n. Salt Lake where size has
been attending school, for visit
with her mother and sister.
The Grand Theatre has started
nes serial story entitled The Mas
ter Key" whicn viii be given tins,
Thursday, evening. 1t is said u be
good story,
Mrs. Blake returned last Friday
from Montana where she had ben
called by the serious illness Of her
son-in.law. she reports hin much
improved in health.
O. G. Dupuis returned on the last
train from Spokane. While away he
took unto himself wife aud fron
nov on will have housekeeper.
They left for yellow Jacket where
they will reside.
Ii is reported that the Forest sery'
Ice is going to build a telephone line
from Leacock station to torney
This will be a great convenience aut
will give them a Telephone line int,
most all If their district.
1 Mrs. J, A. Walcott came IN from
= the Ora Ctche mine Tuesday 10 &c
4 supplies and tn make arrangement
! Tor the conveyance Of young lad
who came Wednesday 10 spend th
summer at their camp. The lad
c1me from Spokane.
e j. II. Miles, wife and son, Of Boise
It came 10 last THURSDAY evening
t They had heen TO But and were o
y their way hume, travelling by auto
MIR Miles is interested in he dredl
, ing propositions at Idaho City an
spent several DAYS in this yicint
:, looking at prospective drehgin
grounsd. We did not learn as
whether he found anything 10 his la
= Ing or not Tie is interested IN u
Boston Idaho company who ave iooI
- ing fer valuable dredging gronn'
They ca from Butte 10y the Gil
e. louisville rad aud report this side
le the grade as very good, In fact aboI
g. all the bad roads they encounter
ne sas this side of Wisdom about t.
&C. miles. One thing Nhich they fou'
S. lacking in this par OF Idaho ~as u
he lack of sign posts to guide the strah
OF er They left SUNDAY morning +
home by way Of ChalIis and Macka
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08
EDUCATIONAL FUND.

President Yuan Shi Kai has is
sued a mandate oFdering the estab-
ishment of an educational fund
amounting to Sl2,00o,oOo, which
shall provide 1900 scholarships for
Chinese students at home and
abroad, each yielding $500 annually.
The fund will be created by deposit
ing S3,OO0,OOO annually in the Bank
Of China. Recent rcactionary ten
denotes in China have caused eonsid-
cradle uncasiness regarding the fu-
.ure of modern education. President
Yuan's mandate is taken as evidence
hat he realizes the necessity Of mod
I'm education.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08

cash, tie bal nee 10 b. paid b =.
The machinery will be taken up 81
the canyon as soon as the &c { er
will permit and It's work on the
mountain roads thoroughly tested
SIR Ireland, who has charge Of the
ork, is satisfied that the people of
county Wili never regret the CUR
G a>e 81 this machinery, which Aith
proper hAudli"R will nake and keep
the roads OF this county In sxesllent
con iition the entire ear.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
IN THIS TOWN

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
backthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as
mixed in Adleri-kA, the German rem
edy which became famous by curing
appendicitis. This simple remedy
draws on such a surprising amount OF
old foul matter from the body that A
SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stomach,
gas on the stomach and constipation
| INSTANTLY. II Is the best remedy
we have ever sold.
George w. MeltEIeT a Co.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08
a,n1nIHInGIE2SEAa
NON LOCALS

|chols, OF Gilmore, was
friends in Salmon over
Alplne is improving his
Oerty on the har by put
nent side walks.
committee report a very
re and a very pleasant
,nces given during the
sb George Grubn are Wis
city. Mr.. Grubb being
duties as county com
he board will have TO
LII through this month.
sy, OF Mendon, Mirhi-
Ii Friday OF last weo ak to
nmer with her children
k, Mesdames Bear and
IL. E. Embley.
Ms Of the Rebekah lodge
tallation Of ofhc RS last
LangeI acting as In
sr. Mrs. Kerchum is
C. G. Mathewson, Vice
Hrs. Mathewson Is secre'
Hamilton received thu
il Of the death Of LEI
in Los Angeles Monday
e lady was the widow o.
gho passed away a few
d the news Of her deah
Feat shock to Mrs. Hau
bad not heard of her Ill
Alpine and ia ilV expec
for Canada, where the
barge Of the Urge ranc.
er Mrs McAlpine an
u first visit her siste
in California and take i
pn and then join her hu'
N in Canada. We regle
% have these goo Peep.
4 wish them well in the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-08

w y" Schultz aud vile, Of Iron
creek, were attending the celebration
in Salmon on Monday.
Mrs. George e ubh went nm 70
the Vearian ranch Tuesday ~, .
short visit, while her husband uas
busy with the board Of county com.
mis~inners.
Miss Pearl Wyaut, who has been
very III at the Hot Springs. was
brought to town yesterday wnere she
could receive more close attention
from the physician. she is stopping
at the George Conlee home.
At the last meeting OF the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Presby church
IL was voted to continue tie serving
OF light lunches at each meeting. II
was also decided to take a vacation
until the first OF September, wheu
they will meet with Mrs. Anderson.
Clarence McCracken and wife left
this week for his work in the forest
service over the hill. He Just re-
turned the last of the week from For
ney where ne had been at work with
Sam Sternberg building trails. Sam
has been transferred 10 Shoup for the
present.
There are several mining deals
pending, If the rumors of the street
can ne taken. The Golden Rule
Mine has put several men at work
cleaning .out the.tunnels and getting
ready to make the property attract.
i've to capital. There 10 an effort be.
ing made to sell stock in this mine
in order t. secure funds to work tht
property. Quite number of lOca
pepple have shown their faith in this
mine by subscribing stock, so WI
have been Informed.
TIE personnel of the Chatlts visit
ing ball team consisted Of Messrs
, Thos Jose. Jr., Lewis Frost, ALDER
Honey, Geo. f. Loveland, Lee Kerr
W. H. Hartman, A w. McGown
Grant Shelter, viii Ebberts, William
Frost, Chss. Ebberts. They we're al
very pentlemanly young men an
some good ball players, even II Sal
mon did outulay them.
, The l. o. o. f. lodge entertaine
, tie members OF the Rebekah lodg
| and their friends last evening a
their temple. 1t was the occasion {
the inst allation of officers. Light RI
: freshments we're served and plea
ant evening was spent by the Cd
Fellows and their guests.
q Thos. Hungate was out from Lees
: burg the first of the week on bus
ness.
e For several days the first part
r the week a representative OF L. .
y Swehttan & Co., OF Boise, was
f town exhibiting model OF the "a
n Switch for which he was selin
It shares. TIE invention is safety d
vice which does away with the o
/ method Of sWitching trains and mal
it possible for the engineer TO opera
:. the sSitcn himself with single le
i, huc nREan0
- thu weight of the train closes t
"A switch again making the track
~ WAYS open on main lines and do
n away with the danger OF op
g. switches, which is the cause Of
a, large number of railroad acciden
10 The Call Switch was invented bS
II Idaho resident aud is manntactn'
In Denver, Colo.
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LOST

hill hook Identification
KELLEY. Reward for its
Bis office.
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Wanted. "rlte 'eIiy
] Idaho, p. O. Boz
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Sulintr SagrbIatt
ritb jiir Sernunttl
tss ItI IfidDi, tiH autts tsinutrutbmtn
iwli6fn 9rutIdlIanO n. Nmrrifa
luirDer btrjuIirIlrnl
1tn SInGos miNtr bic 5IRGtI bcianIiltr wtrOul

Iatl mfFb Em Miih malf tlhl
H0ai aHi W HaaH mts Haf.
ladsl 8fiehH ahHe aah aWhatt 9'a
linarn hos0tA nalrflai ebH
hiMaIfiat mefbtR
0Hf GIatM. prgnhiIdFf uiHh
Nef bee AHHrfn lngr n ifluer Hm
mdii nnla mbotm 6ollenbts 1n
einem ia nHafhaum Qrlfaf mlf BE
fem beafliled fsnnm heir uuf ben Ell
ntm an1iaau Himdt belgelt fem.
ndmlidl oenifllen ouj gine ari un0
Ncilr sum auitlub 81 brinarm 6aB
eine @ieoetBnlHsg beslelbcn 5ut I'm.
moaIitiieit nitro. Ias iit 0o5 8iel.
oas IT'D 0ef gleiitsldn5ler m0 bic
unit mk uerbitaDeien Rcairriuqcn
lidl geiett hubcn. un0 bas III 0as
3icl nonudI gic nit mB sliam.
men trodlien miliicu
Die @orte brhagten 0cn Solia.
lilten oiienbar uidt wurocn aber
bon Den iibriaen 9litalieoern oeS
SauOidaes nit gegeiiicrlna auiat
nommeu.
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9ern6nra it hente in Berlin.

Berlin, ii6er 2ou0on, 26. SSuni.-
Or. Bernhard 8ernbura, Der aeitern
aus ben Ser. 5toaten in geraen,
ytorpe8en, eingetroffen lit, bat feline
bier anidiiigen 9erpanoten per
5uufeuoepeide In aenntniB geIebt,
Dab er beltte glbeno in Berlin elm.
treffeu Deroe. 2lus 3uperlGiiiger
Guelle oerLalltet, OaB er Iofort nit
Dem Sefretdr oes glusfp1rtiaen,
Serm bon eSaaoip, lpegen geant-
porttng Der ancrifanil6en gfote
fonferieren tperoe.
Gbriitianio, Norpegeu, 26. SUM.
- @dbreno oes unireifpilligen glui.
entbaltes oes nortpegiiden Gdiffcs
in Dem &aIen BON Sirftuall ipuroc
ons @epdf BON Or. 9ernburg uidt
unteriudt, aud feline gerion lpuroe
teiner 8ilitation unterlporfen. Der
3ettide gob iein Gbtcniport, ooB er
feline 9ofuHtente an ieiner 9erlon
babe, oeran s5nbalt Der Sohe Der
g[aiirten fhuoen piiroe. Or. Germ.
turg nurne in Bergen bon 5ablrei.
den gerihteritattern nit lSragen
beitiirmt, tueigerte ii6 o6er, Den
2euten 9iebc uno antmort 3u geben.
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WtrlpfauatH DHrA
maH,nIAahtrl
Alalltalfggaas8a Hadfa bH tal8f.
Nffa if4Ifm laf t
FalaeaHfif Haftaiha

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WN nmN an
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aa.tN a0at
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elN HMW limii
aHaH@MsH bs WM tlleaf
lttllM aslFm hH Wfd.am be
i aHlhti WHa htlf8 nelm
aa lta Hlhdi'fm'lttl tefhantl
&f NIiaHallenfB ntH riii4ltWn
h ihn Afallt fH niilml hf Maf
leH.naailff mhni mtfblB mgfbH
teff.is dHanemWgn glg SID pnda
efWt mufot tlbtm mathgn n
NufifIil1arhidt herp8ttodtuo btii
haie elii8tu aus hcmllbga Nun
BIZ uoraeIsal ie0od roo mdt ct.
igoiai Iudi p.rlr rriobfcue Biuil
hrtullt. tof ullgm Nbcmiief uno
OlcdlonIifr. i0llfu Dem Rcaiguua
0lenite 0en Raden fchrtui um tn 8u
tuHit bfr prIBatcn Noiituinoultr,c
5u 0ienrn
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9(r6eiteriuirren in Glicaoo.

gbicago, 26. SUM. - 8ie bier
Dem gauio6 obliegenoen &ontrat
loren 6abcn nod eirtdgiger Sonic
ren5 bei6loiien, einen aaQeuteinen
2odout 8u iniceniren. 9lae 2trbet-
ter, bic in 6abriten 6eiddftigt iil0,
pelbe iiA NIT &eriteaung bon 8au-
befoiielL paroen beute emit
Gaiieit peroen; Die 8ouunternebmer
6aben alien iDren arbeitern getiin-
Oigt, 70 Dob oa8 gan5e 8nugelperbe
brafl Iiegt. Die 6inan8lerte Der
Gtaot iteAen binter oen 9lrbeitge6ern.
9ie Shufo an oieiem 8orgeben miro
Den itreifenoen S9reinern 8ugeido,
ben pelde it'd geipeigert bnben, ibre
8cidlneroen einem 6dieoSeeri9t 5ur
5u unterbreiten.
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DETER. ling. ifranen.gerein.

9onneritog gto6uittog fano bic
ntonatlide 8eriomut[in9 bes Deter.
reid. .ltngariihen 8raut 0ereirts itdtt.
9ieieI6e nuroe tpie gen NbnIif nit
ser Seiterr. &oiierbDntne eroffnet
uno i6loB NIT Der y@odt am
@bein". 3tpet neue @attglieber, SRI.
aplina uno sSrou 2nrior ipur6et Elm.
gefiibrt, uno 5raii SobonHa @oeItl,
ioipie SSro1 Olnrte &oaaf borge.
i6Ingen.
9icIer ritbrige gereilt oeiien 01it-
gIieoer faIt oae &Grmonote I'M aries
ge beiiberL oeren 9Lngeborige ite pri-
botint unterItiieen, bat oitrd Ser.
looien bon @egenitGnOen uno ab6a[.
tltrg bon llnterbaltungen ole Gum.
me bon $150 5iiiommengebradt, Die
ielbe ioq 5l gleiden 8beilen an bic
ietpeiligen 9fnrrer bon 9lnonit, apet.
Ion uno ct. SSobonn i'm 8ieielbur-
ger gomitat, llngarh geianot iper.
ben.
Dos ainoer.9icric i'm giberhieu
9arf. ipoai Der 8erein $40 filr @e.
iroreues nno 0aitelieOer oen ssu.
den itiiteter, tpar Gut beluht.
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Die SgjiaHatn
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Faflfi nm Nftbm W hfmIflafa
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phmbhi "a psa aHtu lffa nua
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fen ifb ttumuA atltlat hdht, bah ts
nnhtHfnbat III uaa bssbalb im Na
mta bf uifnlAliAltli Ben tratn
dltiti lHm Hritofu madlfH iotlt.
Eas Nell tFltbuidfitbn idlitii
bft AHifnb ii bfm nnhnhtm aual
nod nai tint Haflt cppuHHun afatn
ifatne iutldlt nstieiattmcileruua
onsatarhdi mire.
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IL meme bentidle gIrmeefOrps.
Die neneu Srnppen lueroeH GnOe
5ali Ins 6eIO gsitellt uerOen.

3iirih. 5dlpeiS iiber 2onoon, 26.
SUM. - 2Ius 8uberlGiiieer oelttidler
Gueae berlautet. ooB Geuti6lan0
Gnoe Sui in Der 9oge iein miro,
Is mettere armeeforps ms 6elo
on itellen. 0ieie 9orps iesen lid)
meiitens aus 8reiniaigeu Silianmen,
Die I'M 2nufe Der Iesten 5ebn D2o.
nate ausgebiloet woroen ifno. Die
ncien Hegimenter iinO oa8u be.
itimult5 einen IbeiI jener in ga.
lidien fanlpien0en Gruppen, Oie ei.
men 10 beldtperliden 6elo3ug binter
ii9 babeiL ab5uloien, 0onlit iie iidJ
etipas aube gonnen fonnen.
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ian.ld a.foif'i as0gu bcn btiilIdH
Nfdnfala WlHlnb iibW hsn NtatIif
egf adullfauHDt iuH ioaG l0n0cti
bdn afgltr uuu oCa NU Smditn lm
Mars efne9am bruitt bic itbi rin.
iadl bon lsgshbriiannisu nidlt btant
mortfi lei.
1ie briiideu Grtldumacu iber
bic 1eiiuium9 BON dmcritduiiheu
ditfien eradliCt man bier als ans.
madlgnb uu0 glnubt mont 0oB nh
oie jahl Der aui 0icic @ciic ieiteHs
endIauo aeihaoiateu Sdiiie dut
minoaiens 100 bclauit
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lie Qamplt am Tnieiier.

poubun, 90. 1mni. RaHildlrn
Ntridlten iuiulat habeu bic glniifn
bas liair llirr bee 1uiriter mirOer
im grhb Tod mudirn bic berbnu.
hetru bentidieu nnb 0itrrreidliidleu
Streifrditr grriadle, an auoeren
SielIfu eiuen llfbrr9aHa nbcr oru
NlnR 81 erSiuiuarn
lm giuroen glnhlanos nm Jlic.
men nnb i'm Emnlew 5bal bobtn
DC Sentidlen eincH ueItcrcn &ur.
itoR nniern0mmen un0 treibcn bic
Jiniien bor it'd her. Sie orniidlc
ArtilIerie lit bon iardltbarcr gSirs
fnng. Iic 9iuiieu iiuO gc5unngen,
lanOeinmarts 5u iliCben
Su yDnoun mcrOen bic Srnppcn.
beweanngeu Der GentidIcn i'm ,Snue.
reu Oes 1entiden JieideS init gro.
hem 1ntereiic berfOIgt. Wlan Ueif
nidlt, oh Die Renen, nnachrurcn
SrnppenuerbGnbe, bic if nnf Dem
Yiaride befiuOen, RadI 9iuFlauO OOer
nadl 6lauocru geluOrien merOen.
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6ranfreidI bcrbnnnt 9cmtid.glmeri.
tnner.

@aiAington, 26. SUM. Gem
Staotsoepurternent muroe oifi3ica
5ur aenntniB aebratt, DaB 5ranf-
reid in 3uflnit feline Gdiie oner.
feunen peroe, Die amerifanii6eu
9iirgern oeittiher Sertiinft ausae-
iteut meroen mo6tcn. SIN Staats-
nepartemert neigerte aan itd, ii6er
Die glngeIegenbeit 5i iprecben, 6guor
man nidt 0ur6 @rilfing Der ein-
fdIGgiaen @ertrdge ii1 ilber 5ralit.
reids 9 9erehtiguug 3u Oiciem 8or.
geben gennu inforniert babe. @e.
NAB 3eitiu1gsberiAten befiirdtet Die
frnn5olilhe 9iegierltng, oaB oeutidjc
gl0optipbiirger Der Ser. Staaten.
menn es ibnen erlau6t tpiroe, 9rdtlf-
reid 5u bcreiien, Den m glnerifa
ipeiIenoen 8ertretern 3eutidIanog
miIitdriide SSnforuationen geben
modten.
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Die bentldlen @ns6um6en.

Berlin 26. Suni ilber 2ouoor.
Cine bolbomtIi6e grfIGrlng ilber
ben @ebrouh Ron @osbomben iei.
tens Der beutifen Gruppen mirOe
bier beroffentlidt. Ss5n oemielben
betbt es nidlt nur, bob 5ron3oien
iinb Gngl1noer iolhe 5uerit benuB.
ten ionoern es miro oieies ou6 an
8on6 ciner Den 3elltiden in bic
SduOe aefnIenen fran80iii6en 81.
itruftion betpicien.
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gserbiente gIns,eidlnnna.

glorfoIfl 80. 26. Suni. slapi.
ton 8bicrfeIoer bon Dem oeutiden
Silfsfreii8er aaronprin3 @ilbelm@,
Der bier internirt lit, bat bon Dem
oeutiden aniier eine @liidnlluidj.
oepaite erbnlten. Die 3ur geiasnng
eeborenOen Qerioaen oes Stlfsfrell.
5ers trogen Uleoaillcn. Die ibnen
olts Berlin 8ueeidift ruoroen fin6.
Sic Mannitboft Der areu8ers .grin5
@itel iSricnrid' trdet feline @1e6oil.
len. Gs iuuroc ober gemcloet, oab
adpitGnIeutnnnt 2bieridens beior.
oert iuorben lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-26
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Son 5ronciscO, 26. Sitnt = ga
man @rlm6 bate, annebmen 5lt
oiirfen, oaB Sarrp g. Game bier cine
3erbeItation fir Die guiirteu etnge-
riftet bate, muroe Oieier bon ben
9imoesbe9oroen berDaftet.' Zane
mar nidt i'm Stdube, bic DcrIongte
9iiraidaft i'm 8etroge bon $500
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ieilles Gro3eiies in SOFT perlpeiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-26
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Gin ieltenes 9oppelltbildum be-
ging beltte Die bter in omaha
berau8gegebene 8odeu8eitlng u9be
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ibr ieIbit perg0nnt, altf eilt 25.id5-
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Germ aud 6orauf 6aB 6ronf Sen.
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idrift - uno onmit aud mir
3uraf, 10 miiIien mir ale onerfen.
men, baB 5ronf aennrOD in 0ieier
20.iGbrigen Spanne ltnenoIid bel
fir 0en 2[rbeiteritanO geleiitet bat;
tpenn es linn aud an 9lnfetnoltngen
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-26
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youoou, 26. Suui - Die oaqc.
meine arieasIaae miro BON biriiacu
tonaugebeHoul 9l1ttcrn nie iolgt
bcurtbeilt:
gon chamber ublueidenoe 9erid)te
laiien 3meiteI ailifomnen, ob Die
oeltiden 9erbiInoctcn ODER Sci 9lui.
fen in Der init groBer grbitterina
aeiiibrteu Sdladt am 1nicitcr In
@alI5ien bic CberbanO 6aben. 9luf
Der Strefc 3tpiibeu 3uramua inn
Jioromeiten mo SoIic5 I'M SilOme.
item tit Elm htr6tbarer Stanpi ent.
brmlnt. Der bereits felt mebreren
Ioaeu Diitbd. geioe Borteien be.
aniprll9eu 9ortbeiIe. bod gebt aus
feinem Der beioerieitigeu 9erid)te
beroor, odB Die gntlheiOlmg nui ie.
nen Ebetl 0es Srieasidalplases &c.
iaaen 1T. Die gfuiien bcbalpten,
0aB iie bort beoeutenoc geritarflm.
gen erbalten uno Die gcrbilHoeten
iiber ben 6luB 3lirudgeDrdngt Bat.
ten. 9ie Geutihen eeben aud SUI
0ort Dor elmer lle6erlna6t 5llriifge-
fallen 5u iein, Die 6iterrei9ii6en
8erbiinOeteu aber beboupten in H..
rem tiingitcn geriht, eaB Die ruff
ihen @egenangriffe nuf Dem noroIi.
den llfer 6es 9uicIter abeei6Iagen
muroelt lu6 Der 8ormarid Der
ger6iinoeten unoufboliiam poriuGrts
gebt.
eSn Ruiiiid8olen 6o6en Oie ber.
biinoeten 8eutIben imD 0eiterrei6-
llngarn peientlibe Grfolge nlif3u.
neiien rpa9reno oltli6 pon 2emberg
uno bei 9iana 8usfo iomic am Ia
nem i5luB, Der iid norOweitli6 BON
&emberg beiinoet, Die Sadlage un-
peronoert 1T.
s5iingite fran5oIilde 9eri6te ipre.
den bon beftigen 9lrtiaeriefdmpfen
auf neridiepenen Buuften Der meit.
Iihen SdtadIinie, iogen aber nidts
BON enlightenment adnlpien 60.
nobl Die Geutl6en ais au6 Die
6rau8oien beanipru9en GrfoIge, Die
aber nur rein lofaler 9tatur lein
fonnen. IS muB ieOod 5ugeitan-
Den iDeroen, oaB Die 6ran3oien per-
5ipeiielte anitrenglngen MAIDEN, Die
Reiben Der 9eutihen 81 0ur66re.
den uno balo bier, 6alo bort nit
itorter Mohi ongreifen in Der Soft.
nlna, irgenopo einen idpa9en
9unft in Der oeutiden @ertbcioi-
gungslinie 81 iinoeu. Sm groBen
8an3en nber ihlo ibre glngrifie ollcI
a6aeidla9en fporoen
gom italicnilhcn &riegsidouplab|
lit nidt5 bon groBer 9eoeltlInQ 5uI
beridten; BORT lheint man iib 3lt.
meilt oui glrtiaeriefompte 3l DC.
ibraltfen. 3nei BON Den Stalie.I
nern altsgcfilbrten 9Ingriife al oemI
aiiitenitrid, nur0en ron ben De-
iterreidern bliitig obgeidlogen. Bel.
tiulgsberidten 3ufolge beiinOeu ii6I
Die s5tatienar i'm Often bird 0asI
6ella 8bdl un0 i'm Siloen oirG 0enI
Breol GaB ouf IarpIs (@emeinoe
In S1rnten) auf Dem gormarId).
9eBterer ge6t infolge oes idwierigen
@eldnoes mn Ionginm Dor ii6 (luo
miro pobE boIo ms Stodeu gera.
tbelt, iobo[6 Die Seitarrcider ernlt.
lidle gtnitaltoD treffen Den SsnItc.
nern oud h6rt eneraiiheu @ioer.
Itano iii lciitcn. Gffenbar bat Der
itdIicniihe @eneroliilimus cirgeIe.
6en onB rr ipcoer on Der gtib nod
on Dem 3iou5o ettpnS als5uriftenI
pcrniag, mio mill MN icin @Iitd
Eci Jornis rerlltd1en. Inn 0en aried