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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
Social and Personal

CAROL g. DrBBLl.

Island and various cities f Southern
California.
/ Mrs. Geo-ge Winshell entertained de
! Hghtfully FTidav afternoon at her
home on North High street for the
Pythian Sisters. a Pythian Sisters
club was organized during the after
noon, with Mrs. Betchel as president,
Mrs. ellison as viee-president, and Mrs.
Barbour. secretary. Mrs. Betcnel then
appointed Mrs. Shipp, Mrs. Davies and
Mrs. Fitch as committee on rules and
regulations. Following the business
meeting dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. Parmenter will entertain
the club on October S.
Miss Leda Henderson Of Morningside
left last Friday evening for jefferson,
wnere she holds a position as a teacher
in the public schools.
The Eugene Bible university will hold
a rally this evening at eight clock
at the First Christian ehurcl. A most
entertaining evening is planned, with
special music furnished by the +. B. L.
Ladies Quintet-e and the Male Quartet
of the local church. T. b. Kay will be
the toast master. Among tne out of
town guests Will be G. $. o. Humbert
field secretary of the +. b. L., Leon
l.. Meyers, pastor of the Christian
church at The Dalles, f. G. Sanderson,
president Of tine +. b. T., and Otho II.
Williams, the leader Of the team. All
those interested are cordially invited
to attend.
The W. G. Miller home, on North
Commercial street, was the scene OF a
pleasant gathering Sunday q number Of
friends being informally asked TO spend
tne afternoon and enioy q late tea in
the evening. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Waiter and daughter,
Miss Emma Hinkley, MIR. and Mrs. f.
Schoen and son, Miss Ella schoen and
Arthur Cabe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
To Out of TouUn Customers

taken from the high school building and
placed in the Junior high schools, yet
the high school enrolment will come up
TO almost the same as one year ago. This
is due to some extent to the recent state
laws permitting outside districts to send
to the high schools of the state on pay
ment of the actual cost per capita. This
will bring many here from outside dis
tricts, including eight from Chemawa,
who viii enter the ninth grade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
salem Enrolment
In Schools Increases

81 op % neon today, the enrollmep, os
Sse Ss dnfsrens schools was as fo,lous. :.
is.Ag'sSsSd, : ls4; Garfield. sis: H;rS.
and 1875 Park, 22O: R,samopS -
Ehe three Junior high schools sn,,I,.'S
aeaay, intending primary and iupi"r
high grades as follows: GrNn, sSS'
lAhesan, 49, Washington. SIS. The 10
al sarellneat for the high sehoo, !.
eoi. In this number attending the hirN
school no are eirls and ess boys
While all enrollments are no, .o,.
Plese. Il is estimated that Ahop, soo
more pupils viii attend than one vc.r
sso' Although the ninth grade vas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
AN ovERBURDENED WIFE

Ii the work that women do and the
pains they suffer could be measured in
figures. what a terrible array they
would present. Through girlhood,
Wifehood and motherhood woman
tolls on, often suffering with back
ache, pains in side, headaches and
nervousness which are tell-tale symp-
toms OF organic arrangements which
Lydia Z. Pjukham's Vegetable Com.
pound-made from roots and herbs
can undoubtedly correct. Women
who suffer should not give mp hope IN.
ul they have given il j trial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
Bryan Goes to Europe
On Mission of Peace

New York, Sept. 2l.--Former Secre.
tary Of State Bryan said this afternoon
that he is seriously considering going 70
Europe ON a peace mission, as represeu.
tative Of American peace sentiment
The former premier conferred a few
days ago with Henry Ford, Of Detroit,
who is said to have Sl0,O00,000 peace
plan. Reports some time ago said Bry.
an was planning to go to Berlin on
such mission, but he indicated that
he did not 50 intend then
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
Foreclosure of Church
Cause of RetrenChment

PORTLAND, Or, Sept 2.-ln the face
OF foreclosure proceedings against its
building and property the congregation
OF the Central Christian church has
voted to discontinue aggressive evan
gelical work. Notification was given
to the pastor, Rev. A. l.. Crum today. to
close his work within 30 days time.
Rev. Crum was brought here from
Tacoma six months ago in an effort to
pull the church out of its financial dif.
fieulties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
Weinhard Brewery Will
Make Soft Drinks ONLY

Portland Or, Sept. 20.-Soft drinks
for prohibition days is the future plan
decided upon by the Weinhard brew.
cry, one Of the largest beer making con.
Germs in the northwest.
Paul Weissinger, manager al the
brewery company announced today that
after January !, wlen the state be
comes "dryn near-beer will be manu-.
featured in the million and half dol.
lar plant
The Weinnard brewery has been in
constant operation for SO years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

Among the soiourners returning from
extended visits at the California expo
eitions and other points Of interest to
the general sight.seer, is Miss Allne
Sawk who arrived in Salem Sunday
night after a six months trip in the
southern state. During the fore part
of her stay Miss Sawk was with
party Of Eastern friends, but later was
1oined by her sister, Mrs. Claude
knight, Of The Dalles. Though Miss
Rawk derived much pleasure from her
visit and thought San Francisco city
of much charm and beauty, she is most
happy 10 be back in Salem, which she
feels is distinctly a city for home low
eTs.
Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr. enter
tanned informally Friday evening IN
honor Of Mr.. McGilcnrist' birthday at
a delightful picnic supper held in the
garage. Seasonable decorations OF
asters. red SALIVA and autumn leaves
formed gay setting for the supper
marty. Covers were laid for sixteen.
Later the guests adjourned to the house
where they spent tae evening playing
cards.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Frank Myers and children who left Sa.
lem a short time ago to visit relatives
nnd friends in the middle western states
that they are enjoying their trip ex-
ceedingly. They are now ut Mapleton,
Iowa, and as yet are experiencing no
extreme of weather, merely a tuneh of
the familiar Oregon mist, followed by
cool evenings Mrs. Myers plans to
return about the first OF November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Young and Mrs.
Rocky Mason, Of Albany, were guests
of the Caauncey Bishops over the week
end Taking advantage of the ideal
weather, a picnic party composed OF the A,
Bishops, their house guests, and Miss
Aline Thompson. Miss Elizabeth Lord,
Miss Elsa Deimel Carl Gabrielson and
Ralph Moores motorcd nt TO the golf
links where delightful day was spent
picknicking,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kinney stopped !
off Mt Salem yesterday on their return
from their wedding trip TO the Panama ,,
Pacific exposition, Mr.. Kinney left
this afternoon for Astoria, but Mrs.
Kinney viii remain a few days at the
home Of her mother, Mrs, A. N. Moores,
on Chemcketa street
Rev. George Koehler Of the Lutheran
church was happily surprised last even
ing by the members of his church who
gathered at his home n State and
Eighteenth streets, in honor OF his
birthday. Tae evening was enioyably
passed with music and the other in. ,
formal diversions, which usually link
themselves with genuine surprise /
party, followed by the serving Of re-
freshmcnts.
Miss Mary EekerleG is visiting ella.
tives at sablimity,
Mrs. Anna Culbertson and son. Leon
Culbortson, have returned from
month : sojourn In California and Ari. (
soma Outside Of the expositions they 4
visited many other interesting places,
including the Yosemite Valley, tho
Grand Canyon Of Arizona, Catalina !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

Nineteen Of the road districts Of this
county have already signified their in.
tention Of raising a special road tax foi
next year and have made application
to the county clerk for the proper
blanks for the petitions, notices and
other complicated procedure that they
must 60 through. One set Of simple
blanks consists Of 90 pages of procedure
and the complicated eases require more
papers than that. Road districts Nos.
., 4. 5, 5 10. 10. l2, 13. IA, Is l.9, %.
"a, sS, 32, SO -. 90, As, 81, "a and &c
have filed their intentions to proceed in
the regular manner 10 raise tax 20 be
used for road purposes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

C. c. G. Crow Co has brought suit
IN the circuit court Of this county
against NJ. Z, Philips aud T. MeRae
alleging failure on the part of the de.
PENDANTS to fulfill piling contract.
The complaint alleges that contract
was entered into with the defendants
whereby they were to deliver certain
amount Of piling at price Of IA cents
per hnesl foot +. O. b. the ears al Hub.
bard. The plaintiff alleges that the
contract was not fulfilled and when
forced to 20 into the open market 10
purchase the pilng was obliged to pay
ssSS.05 more than the contract price
for the necessary amount
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

deceased. The estate consists of per.
sonal property to the value of sos and
one lot in this city valued at $4,500
Frank Wrightman, Mrs. Eugeuia Gil
lingham and Frank Boothacre were the
appraisers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

a marriage license was issued today
at the office Of thv vouuty clerk to
Alven J. Micklcjohn, minister of this
city, and Beryl Follon. also OF salem.
Lafayette Horn, salem laborer, and
Mrs Annie Harrington, Of salem, Sc.
cured a marriage license yesterday aft.
crn0on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21
William Wallace Graham,
Teaeher Of Violin

e. Spn d Royal High School, Berlin c -, ,A;r, Mar
Nine one half wear, letters OF highest from them
gnnerS NurVpean experience. speciality made Of be-
studio on Saturdays Of each wa, =. ,,.., s.,.r,
Phone l5l7M ~ mary scnultz, Assistant $50 n. 21st ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

An inventory and appraisemcnt 10 the
matter Of The estate o1 John Minto, de-
ceased, was filed in the probate court,
today. The inventory shows the estate
TO be valued al ss,393.0l, and 10 eonsis,
mostly Of cash in the nank. W. J. Cul
yer p T. Wnghtman and A. l.. Down
ing were appraisers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

IA inventory and Appraisement was
filed In the probate court today in the
matter " the estate % Emily N. Smith,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

The BuSineSs Meu's Adjustment com
pany today secured a Judgment hy de
fault against J. W. Gaskill and wife in
the justice court The Judgment was
in the sum ot sSe and the costs Of the
action Was for goods sold and delivered
to the defendants by Portland concern
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

Fannie y, Harding. who was arrested
with "a Keys AZ Rose's hop yard ana
lodged IN the county Jail on charge Of
disordcriy conduct. was released today
on ssS cash bail which she pat up. Keys
remains IN the county Jail The charge
eas made against them by Deputy sAsr.
30 George Gosser, of Pglk eOuniy, and
hs vii appear at the hearing which
win be held In the justice court Thurs.
day Afternoon al 2 O'Clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

The single beds AZ the county poor
farm were too complicated for Mr and
Mrs. William Hoeller and when both az.
tempted 20 sleep In enc Of the narrow
eoushes Mrs Hoeller fell out and broke
her collar bone The old couple were
committed 20 the county poor farm las,
saturday by the county eour, and Mrs
hoeller fell out Of bed saturday night
Nj. hOeller refused TO stay az the poor
farm wheu Mrs Roelcr was taken 70
the hospital and insisted upon wan.
denng away. To-day Mr.. Hoeller was
committed 10 the Oregon state hospital
as it vas adjudgcd tha, his mind was
affected tAtoagh olo age aud his har.
rowing experiences With single beds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

Miss Mary Eekerlei is visiting ella.
tiycs at Sublimity,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

Mrs. Anna Culbertson and son. Leon
Culbcrtson, have returned from
month 's sojourn In California and Ari.
aona. Outside Of the expositions they
visited many other interesting places,
including the Yosemite Valley, tho
Grand Canyon Of Arilona Catalina
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Kinney stopped
off at Salem yesterday on their return
from their wedding trip to the Panama
Pacific exposition. Mr. Kinney left
this afternoon for Astoria, but Mrs.
Kinney will remain a few days at the
home Of her mother, Mrs, A. N. Moores,
on Chemeketa street.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-25
SOjialift 2tebfnedt
tn ,,bAnten &OG"!
Der Gaoau6rnOer i'm Oentidcn
9ieidStog lpirO jnm 2anOitnrm
i'm Gliaf ein6ernfen.

Berlin, ii6. Qonoou, %. Mdr3.-
Or. Garl 2iebtuedt, io5ialiItiihe8
0litglieo oe5 oeutiden 9iei6stages,
lit 3um gan6iturm einberuien uno
miro 9ienit I'M GliaB t6un Gle
aopenba9ener 3eituug ggoGitifcu@
(oirdauS udt oeutidireunolif)
bradte pergauaencn 9}ontag bic
9ladrid)t. oaB QiebfHcdt .5telllmgs.
orore er6altcn babe, uno ipra6 IN
@erbinouug 6iermit bic Olcinutg
ans, Dab oieicr llntitano oarauf 3u-
riif3uiilbren iei neil 2iebfneht &c.
gen Die 9lnnabme oeS Budgets
iiimnte. Die oGolititen~ min
iuiiielb Dab gicbfne8t Ole 8eiiung
er6nltcn babe, oaB er lnter Dem
Diilitdrgeieb itebe no 6oB es ibnt
perbotcu iei, 9lrtitel 81 per0ffentIi.
den ODER politiiden gcrianmInn.
gen be3utuobnen aiBer ienen oe8
9lci1stages ooer 2anotageS.
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Ser euglti9e ,,Sieg"
BET NeuOe Gbapelle!
;Sir bic paar glcter aeluOuneneu
goOenS maiien Die Sriten
tbener 6e3ableu.

2on6ou %. Mdr3 - Carl 9Ser.
Gu, Der offi5ieae aricg$6eo6after
beiu britiidcn Seer in 6lanoern.
berihtet itber ben 6rittiteu n5ie9"
bel 9teube GbapeQe in elmer 9eitri.
aen 9epeidc tpie ioI9t: u@ir 6aben
oteieu Sieg t6euer erfollft. goh
muB 6erborge6o6cu meroen, oaB
mir oieie GrfoIge Our6 eiuen aes
lpaItigen 8GrItoB crrungen baben;
e8 mar cine gang an0ere Sahe I'M
8ergleid 5u ieneu admpfeu, melde
iid modenlang 6injieben uno in
oenen allndGlid porgcgangen mir0
llniere 8erllite erifeinen icbr
groB; 5iebt man a6er III getradt
oaB mir In nenigcu 3agen ein Ter
rain geuaunen ST oeiien Grobe.
rtng mir inter normalen Gerbdlt.
niiien @o6en gebranAt 6o6en Mir
Den. 10 iit cas @er6dltuiB Oaiiel6e
llniere 3ruppcu 5aben beDieieu
oaB iie iono6l I'M 2lngriff ais ouh
in Der @ertbeioigung gIeid gut
iino. Die aampic9ireitoe Der lie,
berlebenben benefit, ooB ibre sea.
meraoen uidt lunionit geItorben.
getreii5 Der 6cutidcn Iruppen
icbrcibt Carl 9}erco 5olQenoe8. Bet
i1ren @e9enonlriiien inn @e1ol5 er.
Gitten Die 0eutidcn ilf6tbare Der
lutte. Cine 2lngriffslinie nah Der
nnoeren tpuroe olrd oaS 6eHer un.
icrer 3rnppeu meoergemadt. Gle
oelttiden Gfii3iere legteu in oieIem
Sample eine GoQfii6nbeit ion0ers
qIeihen an cen Iag Gin anocren
adnlpfen aud) @}ebr tpie cilnnol
foroerten iie Den Goo f6rmIid ber-
ans; 3ll @ier0c iprengtat iie aI3
leidtenoeS 8eiipicl fir Die Mann.
idoft bis mtf ipelti8e DoroS an oie
feinoliden Shiitcngroben beron
uno ertbeilten 9eic6Ie. S{einer bic
fer Gfiijiere cntgiHg oen feiuoliden
@eidoiien. Gin oeuti6er S5Gger
beoiente gan3 aQein ein Mait)iuen.
gcluebr unO feuerte nnaufb0rlid lit
uuiere @pibcn 200 uno 8erocrben
bereitcr0. 9((S cine 6ritii6c g(btbei.
lung ibIicBd6 ouf ibn einItilrntte,
itano CT auf Der 90idllng oe5
Shilben9rabens un0 feuerte ans
feinem glepoloer S6uB auf 5d)uB
oif iciue Qlngreiier, bis i6n etnc
Stugel tOOt uieoeritredte.
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;yOrit6ebSrOe iuicOcrcruuuut.

2incoln, Is. @tdr5, @ouber.
neur 0}orebeao bat Ole oreifopfige
aonniiiipn mie0erernannt, Die Die
Der glufioritltne oer
Sdutldnoereien IN Dem Sano Sill
9e5irfe berotben ioa. Ser g(us.
idjuB iett id 3uiammen aus Den
Serren Garl gioboe aus Columbus,
8oriibpnoer, mo u. s. W2esger
ans giolt, ionic @oooruff 8oQ aus
9nlentine. gdditc ISOLDE tpiro Der
bon Der Stotunliiiiou eingereihte 9e.
ridt i'm Druid berausfommen
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lloIen onnfen 0em Gapit.
9as sdidial Der ..cbrnlunlNa.

8ai6ington 8. g.. 25. Wt1r5.
@euerolanlpalt 6jregorp micS Den
guhoes0iitriftonpolt in Gortorico
an, cine 9eidlognabmllnggflagc ge.
gen oct oeutiden 8ampftr oGOen.
molo" nlbdugig 8tt modem Der am
lebten 5onntag ben Safen bon San
Suau angeblid obne alarirungS.
papiere 81 berlaiien nariitdte. 93is
8ur Grleoigung Der 5rage, ob Der
Gonpfer nod ben 5troibeitimntun.
Gen Der ON leBten Gage Der aon.
greBieiiion angelonlnteuen ,,0eltro.
Iitatsreiohuot" Den 8ereinigen
5taaten berfaaen ioq, mag o0oen.
walo Der gluffidt zines @unoesHtar-
idlalls linterltellt fner6en.
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gunOesFonaref madltlos

@aibington, p 0ldr3. guuoes.
ieftator 8oncrene erflarte, Dab Der
guHoestongreB in Der i5rage Der
Broiiocllten 4rindripableu nladt.
los ieb un0 Dab iDegeu bieicr iSrogc
cntpeoer bic ghnoesoeriaIilng ge.
diioert ooer oieies ben ein3eIltaaten
uberIaiIen bleiben miiiie.
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Gin8emei
in S3Wierigteiten!

Qincolu, %. 9lar5. g1adl 11a.
itauoigcr 9c6attc le6nte Der Senat
Ocn pom 6aaie angeHuumeuen 3ns
las snr GingemeinOnugsborlage ab
uno gegt Oieiel6c nnnmebr an cine
Sonfercns 6eiOer 6auier 5ur &c.
meihiameu geratbnng. Der 3niae
ia6 pOr, Oak ale bon Der Giuge.
mcinOnna 6ctroffeuen 6emeinben bn.
rabcr a6itimmcu loQtcn nnb ban Der
Mc6r6cits6eIAluil cntidleiOen iulte.
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glmerifaniide goIbtnedlte aefaaen

Gttaiua, Cnt., %, Mar5, Der
tanaOiidc Niiniiter Der Wtili5en,
@cucral Sas6es, iagtc beute I'M
9arlnmeut, Die gGelt pirb itanneu,
6af 6ereitS mc6r luie jluei 9ubenO
9lmcrifaucr, Die lid Dem cana-
Siidcn glufgc6ot nngeidloiien ia.
ben, in 7rqafrcidl mO 6lanoern
gefallcn limo, m6 baf lid inter
sen canaOiideu Gdmpfern bnuOerte
gImrrifaucr 0ciiu6en. (ylOaen bic
Gnudlcn OieIer muocrncu 9auOs'
fncdJte, bic OcS idJn6ben SOlOes me-
acn ibr ge6cn iu5niageu i'm HOf-
drmel tragcn aae in 5lanoernS
5clbern blciden,)
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g1iIhflmina.gl .glertnifrlnnnen.

g8al5ingt0n. 20 Wtnr3 9tclle
9ermideIungen iiHo in Der 6roge
Der gcidIognobmc Der 2a0uu9 oes
ameritoniid)en 8aatpier5 r8ilbel
nina eutjtan6en 9as 9un0es-
StautS 9eparteulent batte geglaubt,
0oB Die bon oen griteu beiAlaq-
nabmte Gaouug eiuem amerifuuis
iden aon3eru ge6orte; jett itellt es
lid aber beraus, 0nB mebrere oo-
ran betbeiIist iino 9{eue @er6an0
lungeu ioqen iebt eingeleitet mer6eu.
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sdarmhbti
IN Stn Q'astItnl
1 MaHM 0ffs mi m
a aHN al
Ea wHofa

tIIa M Mdn H
t t8 0fe HmH I6e
haH 9el6tatf vivid HBsAHf
aaff hafm6eN aa Ma H
f Ma aafaa#i ma aa
a8a aui raimsHa ifff
hs nah aasanfla IN tam fatH
afi1a h8splat mtn SON Hlaad
lH mfIsfH
Hnl hfm auliHfn NHfa faHpIaH
hai ht aah u.tlt taa hianbfJef
Wtatsltii rflasi fIahliHu
HaHrlt bfi lfbubmief aab naft
bniih uoa ffmlnn mHtafa uan
aaa init ttidtaiti ataafIdath
Tt Nfalraiiidi l5ft8ItalaHh
Aihfu ab gonboa af
Iif iftinna oNth.6 aft6iitalltdit
tiuf 1gtlbuua. monaa bfr lFdi.
bent ett ranlailialfu Atpablii
Noutart hdl 40 BEN aririiidlru lsf
ianoitu In iplaeubu Hfi.r afuahtt
bat aNommenoe 0yriaalnt mtrbeu
lfritdlenlanb nbs3tHatn, uit moth
iufnoig 60 iur balielbt 10, ifinf bal
biat 9leniraliidt duiiuatbtu."
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6ran55fidcr 0Icncral aeiollen.

&aris, 25. Wldr8. @eneral
Gcnc SSoicp6 9cIarne, 9iDiiiOnsdef
Der fran56iiidlcu 9lrmcc, luurOc, luab-
reuO er etutn 5dIiibeu9rabcn in-
Ipisirtc, BON ciuer feinOlideu Sngel
tDOtlid periuInOet.
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lnnan-e InNnt NrIanrLnna

1ptiu, % Dldri Ter iapnuis
idlt @ufidlafter in &di0nattH, Nn'
ron 6binba, III uOH iciurr 'itaif
rnna IN 5ptio iuitrhiert w0rofn.
Der amtritaniidlrn bic lPitthtilung
IN maiden, oah 1apous Strlluug
Sbina aeaCunber MT amrritauis
idleu @ertaarn niht Ia Nonilitt &c
rathe. IS hanbslt iidD nm Scr
lrbnng amerifaHiidDer 8cdItc onrdJ
Japan'S 5OrocrnHgrn an 6blna.
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gLIter Narmer 6eae6t seI6itmprb.

0tinoen, %. @}dr3 Der bier
felt longen Ss5obret anidiiiae cbema-
Iige 6orn1er Solomon gfeom idoB
ii6 nit einer 5Iinte our6 oo8 9er8
luto NOR iofort toot. @r batte iei-
ner 8ralt idriftIta mitgctbeilt, oaB
er ni9t mebr Ie0en tuollte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-25
gerlaugeu bic ganae 9arSauellen.
itrnHc

4etrogro6, %. W}dr3 iiber Son.
6on. = Der Gon9reB bon Reprd-
ientarten oe8 rltiiiideli 2Iocls, ipeI-
der bier gegenlpdrtig togt, bat ein.
itimnltg 5olgenOeS beidloiien: Die
2ebenSintereiien guBlanoS 6aoingen
ben untunltnoeneu 8etb bon Som
itantinope( uno baioer aiiiten beS
8osporlt8 rno oer 0ar0auellen Ioipie
0es Sinterlonoe8."
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o t4leffef a'et'
al'llnaiile p ne.l.ft
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6le Nanbe Hel mmoca ml eoro
Gorlthfuug1n 1ir5iien 0o diH
in pfrif1ipH 30 lIcdtr 3eii
mlrbg ttn tdrlnnGuiar nod oem
trtitlsheu E'odlidii grian0t meb
tar hen hrtiiidWn gl0mtraI 0drd1f
otimTfi1m muhtr, nuB iid aie
1reshen" In neutrdlcm Scndiier
bci1ubt gtl igOodi or .@ldsluu
trou oicifr 2hdiiohe obcr ocnuo6
ben anlriii ioriicbic. miroe Die
1res0eug nit mcbcuOcm arlcds.
nimpcl mo inter 5odruicu aui
ocu siaiirr UNI Ills mt lSpreng.
pdtronen ucrienft. Gamit miro Die
0lelouua Der 9ritcn. sic Ores.
cen" babe one meiBc 5lo1gc ge6iBt
un0 ild, crauben, mioerleat4
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Aalbtnaton, 20. Y'orj. Gb'
aleid Die 9crlhte ilber oic 3erIto-
ruua oes oeIdldlen areli5ers Ores
oen al Der Sailie BON e9lle lehr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-25

rti a1m in hm fampi gln.
tf0hW
Has nttliut 3tluaata laatn.
0fl.n Hlf EMaaa 2t Nlafs
E 4faiz asf oMipltahi aes
ENtid Mat l.l dHnAlala HI
iafef aafffgHmtnH Bee @eribMhlatr
p6a ftRmnsl. mll.he mr atr Gun
gsr babe 1anb.HeH idHnen @Ieidls
Bciiia dibt iih ltIne Reiaing tnto.
bil llebrrdobe 8u 0erfIeinrru. Die
0reBleiiuna iadt. aCbmobl uir
mtt 0rr anitht oes ailer.
8eneralIt1beg iibereiu.
ittnmen oaB Der doa NrsemnsIs
fctna einfIub aui Ole algruieiuc
gaac haben fann lH0 mir niftss
0oitomeniger cbrlidl aenu13 5u3nge.
ite5eu BAH 0ies cin itbmer8liter
Sdloa ID ueIher mtierer Sadle ON
rcdteu 6liiaeI micrcr gcmeinidmen
louicnofiIouetcrirout beriebt Dur.
oe. 1ie goiiiidc 3eitrtnq bcmerft:
nGurdl Den Soil oieicr 6eihtng lit
Ole gelogcrungsarwcc fir an0ere
Gperatiouen irei Qemoroen. Sb.
9leih es ms nidt befannt lit, no
iie ionit perlpen0et mer0en miro. 10
iuo bic Geitcrrcidcr obne 3lpeifel
0ariiber lutterridtet un0 mer0en Die
Shritte tbun.
$4,000 Dunn cntfommen.
gSien iI6. Berlin un0 Qon0on,
25. Dlqr3. = 2(us @eridten, uelhe
aeiteru au8 arofau bier mtlungten.
lit eriihtIidl. oaB ps $1,000 91alm
Der 9eidbing bon 4r3enmS[ gellut-
gen lit, Der @eiangetuabme ourd
Die 9iliiien 81 eut9ehcn uno iih
init oiterreidiiden Iritppen am
o6eren 9on JIuiie 3u oerbinoen.
IS 6eiBt, oaB iib mn nod gerin9e
Sreitfrdite in Der Setting befdn.
0en ais oeren lleberga6c erfolgte.
(Sontit mare bic aus rltIiiider
Que0e itannnen0e 2lnga6e, oaB
it6er $4,000 @ann gefangen ge-
nomnlen .nuroen, einfa6 erlogen.)
Se9r tbeuer be5a6lt.
9etrograo, %. g2ar8. 9ie
9fniien boben na6 ibrer aigenen &n-
ga6e mdbreno Der 8elagerung Der