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The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
.Desre-t Fio Geaa sy. There ~s- >e
Other Nsy to-

We halted How silly and irs'r-
..~e that sounded fte cutEeileA his
brains for no prorev words 90 ,ou.
uey the real meaning ~ such part,
tng ~ did rot occur ~ him tN1f
h.s rnoIurss was that ~ torror ""
scratched fhe pen throuGh his hair
an oid Nrhi'-ss 'hpugh 80 action
would tvdHre thoueht Tho ttUk'e ~
tas phone fu the ltNiug room hrouEhf
shBrp exclamation ~ inNa'ie0cs
f~e.l hfr es 80 i~StStPnt'N ohtrufrt
upnn Nls mental eTort Reluctant
hs Dicka1 70 N0. his roiNe tnc( ar'
collected slight smile partNd his
lir~ aS Fial4 announce himself
.Nrs ? know" his lins moved
.T have 'tst closed ,ou- . - & =
with ONE hundred thousand dollar
Quite correct ,sc teller oote'''
answered then Just send ~ 20 rv
apartment bv wsssyr ger ruuieoi-
atvlv ore hu~1reF so1 ssVertN av
Thousand dollars 7 believe
H~ hesveN sigh = relt'' "
broker Nad so,f instead ~ bought
ard ne was see
Then. like Ts-r - came car.s
WITH tho ri.rk ~ fhe bs' 'n -" lock
- me aNo- came WITH 'hs scent -
v,,lcts ~. visc sr~c,ed Tnrongh
tNe rorttsres Ne couH ~Se her rrothsr
arro-n0an her Their yo'ces Wee
lf'et iU "rWrv cortroversN Nu' ="
raid no attention 20 the words \
owing problem rrss~ntsA How to
Get 'Ne money into the vault before
morning"
rarIr 49, urNr h'r1 rR~nyy am
80 terror Its hands gra spst me n.y-
ti-~es and he would NRve Fuv~ Fiut-
eets f-'o fNa living room wheD no
hated abruptly NsterinE listen .
irE
70 ren YOU Fio you've got - cor
~ He's "a decent ElV fhis husband
- vours. au1 I'm strong for t'fu :
wouldn't Sav word 70 dfHv.t kv0-
vuu were kidding N0urseif along 2
,s'1 Won ~ getf'~C loosely talked
rs1rf whsu = Ca ~ Niar ike re Net~s
- tell Won ~ sin't possible 'sr q
hank teller 20 I've the wav rrur'
lives ard surpor' vou The wRy yNu' 30
supported and - ~ tNs IN and ur
re rnav have got ~ ~ - uOv-f
at~-t saving PIT he rar'' Rn' hy Tong
with this stun toll you ant !
know tell YOU stra'gh' v0u'~s " x
irE vuv have made or you're gri0 e
80 make n 'hi-f outta Drum = Nor
for > rvr ont tho fpsrrv--u usrry AMI
beet 10 20 'he bushes Quick
- fhIef'" llu's voice -osr Nva'eri
raiiv You've got a mere talking
N0U' 'hter 60 WOW have You've got
nerve talking reformed bur
E'ar .--'
T~e eavasdronps- 's1' sonnet i- 4
catching W hiS so~vsfr ug
that ~a~ked his enfI-~ body
fContiru@f Tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
GARBAGE CAN
DESTINED TO GO

A strong movement IL impending
throughout the country TO forever
do away with the inssnitary gar.
bage can. All the principal public
Institutions have adopted the Gas
Garbage Burner, which consumes 70
ashes all waste matter without odor
or trouble These garbage burners
are being shown a. the Gas Office
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
Fine Accommodation
to Be Provided for
Times Guests
TRIP TO COAST
TO BE BEST EVER
Contest So Keen That
No One Is Sure of
Winning

There have been many inquiries
from candidates IN the Times cam.
paign and from their immediate
friends regarding the Accommodation
for the members OF the Times party
on the trip TO Frisco. The young
ladies will travel hrst-claSs both by
rail and water. The Detroit parts
will be Joined by IS or 50 young
ladies from the eastern states and
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
Holland VIII Not Protest

THE HAGUE Via London, Mas
27-There is no intention Uu 'hr
part OF Holland 90 send q urotrst to
Germany with reference 20 the sink
lns ~ the l.usitania by Germ u
submarine. according 90 statements
made today by hiEhest officials hr:r
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
III. lee IN ATLANTIC.

HALIFAX. Nay There Is iess
ica IN the steamship lanes ot he
North Atlantic This spring than dur
~ any season in recent wears ac-
ccF ding % The United States Coast
= ard cutter Seneca. which came IN
-uly grom ice patrol duty n a
month ra- Seneca sighted only one
berg
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
CUT DOWN YOUR
IRONING COST

You can greatly reduce the cost
~ ironing with a Self Heated Flat
iron. With one you can do ten
Bour's ironing for three cents. No
other kind of an iron can be- used
~ chesply az this Saves It's price
IN six months IN gas economy. Con.
nects With any gas range or fixture
The Gas company will sell you ono
for 50 80 with extra tubing and tho
solid new metal connection which
Is easily pui on and doesn't slip off
Buy one today
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
Stocking Bank Leaks.

NEW YORK. May ~ Mrs. Pa,
inc Edwards. of No. 10 Berkeley pl
Rrooklyn, recently reported to tn
bergen street Police station the
she had lost $1,000 worth OF iewe
~ Mrs Edwards. before goin
hopping Thursday afternoon. pu
her lewelry in chamois bag. whic
she placed In her stocking On he
return the bag and jewelry wer
gor, and a large hole was In he
stocking
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
DISTRICT NO. J.

all ~. IN
Thsissr Towns nssrd-a Vote.
Pesrl s'rpsop rane-a -av Vote
idan-ave Votes
Nsss nhts Kesifn Toava 1t Vofea
For
ntheroldt nd-avs Vote
Lafay Votes
Gar5rs Laura ave- Votes
ss
NssN Norma
peua lose -
Miss
NrsE r 7
NSssFls oh No'es
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28

Miss Kate Rank, o, Limestnnville
Pa. has haversack which her
grandfather. John McGInnis. carried
In the war OF 1919. II is made OF
heavy linen and is the sire OF the
present-day mail pouch.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
DISTRICT NO 10.

According TO the american Pomo-
Logical society. the only apple tree
In the world bearing the Barnes
strips ID on the farm OF Simeon
xlqs. OF West MilIbury. Me. The
aV0ls resembles the Blue Pearmain.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
BE COZY WITH
A HOT SPOT

n your stove IL down or the fur.
mace out this little heater brings a
lOt of comfort these cool mornings
The Hot Spot is the hsndsom.
est. cheeriest heater on the market.
and costs only $50 three times
with your gas bills.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28

Ec over his cash books. Refore this
Dee had managed by rleve er thirNcfN
and avoiding any Juxgling With the
books 'o slip back hjs piifertngs sut-
0rlFuflN to copvtal the greater sum
missing Rut that rual haul ~ -
600 'romci too large for any over
looking
lti, -tep wNs tight. Nis grcoting
normal ~ the clerk and elevator at
ftuANut~ ~ ne went 60 his APART
wont Nobody would ever have sus-
v...fsil hiW L. he tha rape-ltor 80 o
sinEls care Vie roolly surveyed the
COW nest whore hs had Nsen 80 hlp.
g., R0d su mi ser hie. tho home out 81
witch - had managed 90 make such
4 hNtth
carefully. method cpl'v sulteitous
not 20 dlSarraN any - his wife s
tnflrt articles ne place1 the ugiv 1u-
tarvetic AMONG the delicate pie. -
there then TuWWH ge' a ri"." ~
rarcr frc-r tho t~aWer and hegan
his note - exclamation
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
DISTRICT NO. 8.

compr.,nr ALI terri originally
M. rrirhlan nd-ave Va
FOURTH ao Votes
Mia Prough
Nss Woes
50, Nsssar rhyu~ts Vote
nt-ave
bel
iF-avH vote
C,.r. TursS0 Vote
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
kina censtan,lne Better.

ATHENS. May - King Con
>tHntluv.s conditions shoNs some
mprosem anl. said the oricial hul
l,tin from his physicians today.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
DISTRICT NO. g.

tsrrtor n
sussEt thei oaklandave W -: Votes
Lucille
I.
hia-sv@
vo,As
Iout.r
S.. g Isnzs rf-Et votes
Ss Fss,W Warren Votes
vina
$50 as5
g. v-~.as
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
STEAMER CITY OF
TENEJA\D III.

or - r Ire viii leave ~aturdrv y.
Nav Zt.h r.fr THE r~rHratioD Ia =
rr--5-.. r-. gre aboard f3r Eur ti1 ant
N.szafa Fat- ffavp vnu made YoIr
rt-erF7r. Won W.il enjoy every
r,.fr4t~ .af '-- 'r'r. Rack home early
TIssGar rrr~.rg ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
HOME
DECORATING
HINTS
Shabby Floors

If YOU have n shabby
floor, marred. spotted and
unsightly. you can easily
give il the appearance
and the fine finish Of an
expensive hardwood floor
A coating Of Acme DUAL.
ity Narno-Lac Of the
shade you desire-Ligh.
Oak. Dark Oak. Golden
Oak. Walnut-and YOU
have a new floor with a
smooth, durable varnish
finish, that looks like and
wears like an expensive
hardwood floor.
Acme Quality Varno-
Lac is made of the best
quality stain combined
with a durable floor var
nish. II is easy TO apply.
Stains and varnishes at
one operation.
Color sample and am
desired information at all
Acme Quality dealers.
Detroit Dealers
Who Sell
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28

:hc largest cyaniie factory In the
world Is IA Glasgow
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
CITY OF DETROIT.
DISTRICT NO. Z.

corprinx terrto orig |
Ngi.s Merc.a barry
Psrbar
T~erv
Miss
Ni.s
Miss Marths
Hiss Lucille
So Nyrsr v0
iis159 Votes
Minnie -
a
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
TYPHOID GERMS IN
DETROIT WATER?

A local newspaper recently pub.
lished the opinion OF an exper, on
seSaze disposal that our drinking
water Is polluted with Colon BaciIll
Whether true or not. n would
seem wise to take precautions. A
Citigas Water Still will give full
protection One distills three gal
Ions OF water for : Ia cents A
free months trial ~ Water Sun
may be had on request OF the De.
troit City Gas company
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
ACME
GUILTY.
' arnO-I.ac

BALDWIN. i97-J Kennary.
Reautien. 572 A Solomon
BuenR VIsta r.. iO--t.akin a smith
Chene. i3sl-Frank Grotkowsky
Chens Fuety n Mossstt
iidRe Co.
Davidson and DequIndrs sMey.
srs n Beach
Dawson. cor. Orieans-Drasomo
a. LaCRtOs.
Fore-, r.. 7s5-7--A. Borg
Ferndale. 5to--wm +. Mass
Fort w. lIis-Bullock Green
iIdwe. Co.
Fort w. liy2-Bullock Green
Howe. Co.
Fort W. i53e-Henry Nagle.
Fort ". 2s.s-A + wssspp'
Graud River. i77--Indep.ndent
Hdwe Co.
cd. River. 4s3 --pickard a pickard
Cd River. sg7 -Chas A. voiker.
I'd RIVER. i3t3 -Plckard Hdwe. Co
Cd river. ls5i--Frazer A. Pufrer
Co.
Gratiot. 562 Fired Kunter
Gratiot. G27 -kicherer a Klein.
Gratiot. siT--John Gloea
dratlot. lt1O-Builock Green
Hdwe. Co.
Gratiot. is30--Eugene STEM
GratIot. ls72-c T.. Miller.
gratiot. 7Ot7 Macomb Hdwe. CO.
Greenfield, Mich --R Bianchheld.
GrosHe lie, Mich.--MickslborouEh
a Gottwerth
Hamilton blvd. i2TT--StirlinE q
Blanchard
Hamilton blvd. .i52g--Nunnciey A.
Donsldson.
Hamilton 2031--J " Christie.
Herbert. i03-Lpuis Miloch.
Highland. i0---Reliable lpaintif
a Decorating Co.
Holden. N7si--Bullock Gree
Hdwe Co.
Hewlett Mich,--Holmes
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
THE HONOR ROLL
VOTE FOR YOUR FAvORITE.
THE HONOR ROLL


In
Now Is
THE
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
OurGrE Cf CITY OF DETROIT.
DISTRICT NO. Q.

Comprise. eoun,. MehEan
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gpOs nnter bentider 0erridaft.

9etrograo, 10. Suli. Gin
5lahtIing ans 2o05 in &oLen Dem
e. gelang. iid 0urA bic icinoliheH
2inien binOurdl5u ihmuggelH bat Den
3eitung .Cutro &oiini4 in 0iOsfall
einen intereiianten 9eridt eritattet
ilber oas oeutlfe Regimc IN 2oO5.
.Gie oeutihc Organization iii ein.
foh itounenerreaeno begann er.
41es miro nit FOLDER @rilnOlihi
felt gebaa0babt, ais iei C bic gb.
Itft Der GeatiGen, bort fiir imnet
az bleiben. Sie baben berelts ibt
beliebte8 &oIi3eiiptem eingeiitbrt.
lGeutider fredericksburg nto Stren.
ee fiIbsen oas S3epter. 3as Ga.
nitGtsmeien muroe ioiort nad oellt.
ihem Dtnlter ilmgeitaltet, IND 5ul
5teller Der Mobrbeit nluB man be.
Ifcnnen5 ipottefe es ebe0enl III 300
je0er 8eidreib1ing, 70 lit es ieBi
nnitefbait Bic 5troBen limo iaubel
pie ME 3upor. IS lit itrelge per.
botpn 1iis5uipuden. Gieiem 3iDed,
Dienen al Oen 5trnBeiedcn naigc
Iite1te Oesinfi5ierte Spudndpie. Gil
Soften flr 2ebensfiibrllng iino TAI
unerihDinglih bod. nnmentlih all.
I0ieies fir IaArungsmittel. Jleiid
Ifoitet Big $t25 ons 9fur0, STUNT
butter. our 91lfte mil 9osurbuttel
6eriest, miro nit 90 Gents oas
l8funo berednet. ytur oas sriegs
brot 1T biQtJ uno hieron 1T fetr
Monscl. Gs lit Elm oeiunOes Sob
rungsmittel uno foitet IL Gents PEI
Cab. Gic @ebfelrote lit cine bobe
Cine 9larf, bic Dor Dem ariege mi.
AZ appefen beipertbet luarOe, miri
jrbt nit rs aopefen berehaef. Zoo
tit cine nidtige Sabrif mo De
idlaitgta0t, Dieleidt Die be0eatiamit
in Ruiiiia 9ipleil Gie Sn0t min
nidt ielieis uFlo nit BeredAgung
als Der SAluiiel 81 &uBlagb be
5eidret
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UHlm irb ttf Mfit
HrdlmtaHm.aHH 61s Enf llai
HtdH #agna taii m.a
faim Elif0llf
5aleffHf ltBlil WaH elm ifaFHaH
.Hla daW'afigW ,tnoulblftfi e
Ninantetuiifs 0fmt Aimid aut
sat tglhgH 8ua hefner hah Ea1tlta
6ef ifliW 0flt MoHatt im IeHtibca
Noub utsttia 8iHat Ganitt5itaitri
.mur6e Ctn 4liialicb mIraf n1i1
nemHln uub Bmd Atan0ioaiH par
aen snr @iitalil0idaii raragihla8m
NraHarWt Ma5eHtara lam dui ha4
.ioummoc sonacriet Bu lprtteu ut
iurherie dllc Nlitalie0cr uui IT'D en-
Der Butp1ra0e um Snmitdg 9louuii
toa hi bcthuliaret Ger ftreiur
.muroc criuht. etHeu oicstgliialidci
Auiruf on bic 0liiqlic0er id Der
Iaaltdm Iriblmc 8u erldiicn.
9t5e @raiiocnt S~tolteuberQ penDies
aut Dle Atothmeu0lgtcii eines ieiteren
.3uiammeHihluiiea Der Aieiigu 0cllt
iden 0creme. Inn 0as Nilispert iilr
Die Observation-Disclosures int dlten
9aterlonOe beiier for0ern Bi toHnen.
Iie Aneeleaenheit miro in 0er nah
iten @erinmmlltg meter 1rortert
meroen.
llebrlqens prongt oos Gattldle
6nts iir ben empfunQ Der Sonacr
bercits int idloniien 5nmnd. sob
uen ul0 t5nirldnDeu lin0 I'D ge.
idmnduoacr 8eiie angebradt Sic
/ 5uqel i'm &arf ita0 gum groBtcl
15cil o~bgetragen mo mondl bcrrli
DIES Elashen 1T geidofien moroen.
Sic 0erren Sanqer mer0en iih i'm
GeutideR @aliie iiher geimiid tH4.
len.
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Maritberi9te.

Siio Cmnl1. 10. sub 1855
AinaUiel- 3uiu6r 1880.
Sect 5tiere, 9iarft. cute felt, an.
Oere alHgiom bis tUe6rlger.
1odliter Ereis 5000.
Galiforra @rasgauncrtc $500.
5obrltngc cute bis bette 5000
1000.
3ienIid cute big cute $500
900.
Sellers. @arft quite fet. onoerc
lanQiam
@nte big bette S7.00-S.75.
Corn fee0 9eeDes.
@ute bis bcite So 50-l0O0.
9iittelmGBige IS. 5000.
3iemlia quite bis cute $7.25-
500.
anbc, Dart, CUTE fdt anOere lang
lam.
Gute bis bctc Sc 50-7.5o
3iemlid quite bis cute $500
500.
Miitelmdfiee $l.25-5.50.
6iros-gciittcrte ailbe S6.O0-6.75
@ras-gefltterte sellers So. 50-72 %
Stoders uuO 5eeoers, Morft fell
Gnte Bis bette 5eeoers $3.50
$50.
3iemlid cute bis quite 6eeOeri
81. 00-7.5o.
mutcImaBiac stoders $3.50
$50.
5tod Sellers $575-7.00.
Stod aIbe $5.50-6.5 80.
5tod adI6ar Sc. 00-7.50.
@eol aal6cr $8.00-9.50.
4ufs, 2taa5 nip. $5.50-7.50.
Sdnpeinc- 3uftbr 1900. Mart
meiltens 10 nieoriger,
Gurdi1nittspreis $6.S5-7t5.
@6diter &reis S7.75.
5hafe-3uiIbr III. 800. Nartt felt
g1mmcr, giarft i5-25 nieoriger.
gurdldnittsprels $7.50-775.
6ofiter Greis S7.75.
Dlutterihaic cute bis bette $5.25-
575.
Sabrlinge, cute bis teite $3.50
$3.50.
@ioOer, cute bis bette $5'25-625
g6ieaaO RGrfthtridlt.
&tnOuish-3ufnb 10000. ginrt
felt.
S1brlinge $l0.35.
6eifers $3.50.
dipeins- 3ufubr 1.400. Rnrt
lcidte . niroriger. anoere i0-fi
uieoriAer aiS 5amltag.
0nrdfdnittspreis $7.i0-7 go.
Soditer 4rei9 $50.
Z daie--3urbr 1900 Martt ten
9dmmer idrpad bib 81 ~nieDriger.
Sohiter Freis 500.
&oa ldmmer $1f.40.
Colorado @dmmer Sff.50.
5riiaIing.Scnmer $3.50.
oatu g1mnlPr $1,000.
Soabn 4iaiteriGaie 1919.
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8tlaaia .fn siN Suli res
erf. Mfiiih psm af m lebrus
iauf8ttsm hahtaaas tflnaailtE an.
alaltsf Rlhtenmegafr Hg0 N'.
,{faat mlrht run muelm a|9iiafiaHlti
ttfH masfrf'gn HHa lbn mii ftfleui
idlaftm Sgiulmfii btc 0gile idl
ourditmit.H 1rreaFm 6mnt lfar
0ta tlnt perlof lf1eu bic 5ftIi,
oeh Hsd NoiinlnQ God ina fem
iiattHa dsiigut iriitib Heuaroef
lem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-19
lrIdnber nnanetritbrn.

gaBocn. no. ,Snli @c bic
Inc beute mgIte. ttiit 0ie bril-
tide 8e6ieruug iggt iebr idroiiC
NlobBabmcu. um oie NliBitiHmma
iu Srlou0 a. Hnter0rlidm 60 MIR.
0eu brei irldnoiihe aaitatoren. Wtit.
alieoer 0cs Sim de:n" m Der.
i%tHc0aul @rcfidditen ons 0cm
Sauog mlsacpicieu. Sic erbieltcr
Neie9I uor 6Hoe Der &odle Dos
2aH0 tbrer @eburt 5u perlaIien.
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SarOine,s Ilane.

Sic Nelgeitaltltng Ter Itdotiifen
@ertpaltitHg nlaft 6ortidritte. Der
Stnbtfommiidr 5nrotne bofft. ieinc
Blame nod in 0ieier ISOLDE 8u nrr'
ooait6noigan. Gr Bat bereits Die
grnenming oes Sobn v. Bruce nls
5taottngenicln uHo Die BON Ser.
mann 8eal III ieinem 4iiiiteitcn be.
fnnnt gegeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-19
Adtuna, Sermann euae 90!

8egen Grleoiqung midltiaer &c.
inaite iino ale 2ogenmitglieoer
oringeno eriutt. Der am 0ieuitaa
4beno itattiinoenocn 8eriammlimq
bei3uDobnen.
4uguft 5pedlt, 5etr.
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RlaIGtBlrle an5elgen!

HfaSemiider SiIObaner-iuft So.
pitaIiiten nit S3000-5000 iIr
Gin iebr garimbrirgeiloes @eihdft
griefc 81 ri6ten inter . 800 Gnn.
ia 1ribilne. 8. q
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@mmhb5lt &ehen. nio 6eiter.
NtfH6efunh
simmr 1, 9rtultr Nlod.
shbohtdt IS. anh Tobas gtrahs,
Omaha, Wtbr.
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gu utrfamfen-5aunlano in Den BE-.
lien gegGaOeB Aebrasfas, CUB
Z1totas, uiD MurnuHg: tulfen
Gle fein BnmlaHO. eba Gie mir Be.
ridten, 100 anO mas Sie 3i fauien
~acopnfen, ausfimit irei. Shuwalitr
eanO Haeneh SCOT, gieb. $40
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Sin oentidler 5armer-Sutberaner
uno S~lnggeicae, q Sabre aft,
.feIibt quite iduloenireie 5arm
BierDe, Rin0er un0 Winihinen lnht
elm gutes jnnges Wt1oden 5ilr &c.
bensgei1brtig gie6e SIM Gamble.
ben er~ioroerlid. 4oreiie Rep. 6.
". 5nDiogc 332 9ranoeiS Ibeater
8log. Eel. IpIer 1871.
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Winh b%fffanifn MfacH NefhHnf.
ruue. 0al5 mit 6 3immcrm 3di.
fer mo 0as. Mcun bieicn Wlonot
pcrtouit blob $500. @oliie boar.
u. Bed. 22t5 e. 10 Ctr. 20
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gerIanat-aompetentes Didoden fir
olIaemeine 9onsorbeit uno ao6en
fir oreifopiige 6omilie IN fleinem
neren Experiment. @nter 2obn. Gel.
SorneD 1889. aoreiie apt. s
Stratforo 9erraee, Iorf ADe uro
Sodion ctr. S-t9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-19

5nneer WaHn Iuht Steaung ols
glerf in General Mole. Store.
Spred)e oeutidD engliih, odniid unO
ihpe6iIf). Sabe 10 Sabre erfdb.
rung bon Gelttidlano. Bette Gnl.
|nfchlunopn norbnn0en. gtels
SdnelI, Dor 364, @eeping &atcr,
glebrosfu. Sill 20
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-19

Gen ~Gnql1noern 9eiailt bic bent.
iulc NotG Ai1t; Den 6roi5oiaa ge'
.iGit ir liidt Damn mnB ite mlri
Iiid GIT ieuG.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
GERMAN TRANSPORTS REPORTED SUNK
NAVAL BATTLE FOUGHT
. At MOUTH OF RIGA GULF

Were Several of the Transports and One Other
Large German Vessel-Believed Germany
Was Trying to Land an Expeditionary Force
Telegrams From Vienna Indicate Lembers Is
Hard Pressed and May Fall at Any Time
The Austrian Army Is Said to be Within Ten
Miles of Lemberg- Big German Zeppelin
Was Attacked and Destroyed by British
Aviator in One of the Most Daring Feats of
the War-A French Mine Layer Was Sunk.
Two British Steamers Were Sunk-Italians
Are Engaged in Fierce Battle-Kins of
Greece Seriously Ill-American Note Ready
to Dispatch to Berlin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY.

Albert S. Burleson. Postmaster Gen.
eral Of the United States. born at San
Marcos. Texas. SO years ago today.
Malcolm n, Patterson. former Gov
ernor of Tennessee and now a noted
temperance lecturer. born at Somer.
vile. Ala, 81 years ago today.
Andrew o'Connor. a sculptor well
known for his statues of many public
men. born at Worcester, Mass II years
ago today.
RI. Rev. Joseph ~, Johnson. Epsco.
pal bishop Of Los Angeles. born at
Schenectady. ~ y. 6s years ago to.
day.
Robert Crosses. representative In
Congress Of the Twenty.flrs, Ohio dis.
trict. born In Scotland. al years ago
today.
Hub Perdue. pitcher Of the 81. Louis
National League baseball team. born az
Gallatin. Tenn. 30 years ago today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
COURT NEWS.

Guy Crawford. colored. pleaded
guilty to theft before the County Court
this morning and was fined 81 and
costs. lie paid his fine and was re-
leased.
West Cramer. colored. was arrested
and placed in jail this afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Battle and charged with
drunkenness. Cramer Is reported to
have been In fighting mood and gave
the officers some little trouble while
being placed under arrest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
JUNE 7 IN HISTORY.

isit-Reciprocity treaty between Great
Britain and the United States re
specting New Foundland Fish
cries. etc. concluded
lsS6-Archbishop Gibbons. of Baltl
more. created cardinal. beins
the second American bishop &c
receive the red hat.
lssS-The cruiser st. Louis. protected
by the Marblehead and Yanke
cut the French cable off the port
OF Caimanera In Guantanamo
Bay.
ls0S-The French steamer LIban sunk
in collision with the steamer
lnsulaire in Marseilles harbor
about $50 persons drowned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07

forty miles. This is a part OF the
campaign against Trieste. The Ital.
ians have frightened their censorship.
but II Is known that masses Of Ital.
ians are concentrated on the roads
from cormons and two other towns
Tolmino on the East side OF Isonzo
is one OF the Italian important OBJ
jectives. Austrian resistance is daily
becoming stronger.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07

London. June 7.-Petrosrsd reports
say tina, IN a naval engagement at the
mouth Of the gulf Of Riga. several
German transports and one large
German vessel not named were sunk.
II is believed the Germans were
trying TO land an expeditionary force.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
Lsmbers May Fall.

London. June 7.-vienns teiegrsms
say Copenhagen advises that Lem
berg may be captured at any nomsn,
by the Avstro-oermsn forces. One
message claims the Aus,risns are
within twenty-five miles Of Lemberg
ana another says they are within ter
miles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
WILL SOON PASS
ON FRANK CASE
Georgia Prison Commission Announces
Decision VIII be Made In
Day or Two.


Atlanta. Ga. June THE Georga
Prn Commission does no, expect to
pass on Leo Franks application for
Communication OF death sentence to l.te
imprisonment before Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
viii Spare Historic Landmark.

ny Associated Pressl
Venice. June Italian military
authorities have instructed warships
and airships to spare from injury the
famous Roman Amphitheatre at Pola.
The Italians claim the Austrians are
using the the Amphi.theatre for mill
tary purposes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
FIERCE CONDITIONS
IN MEXICO CITY
Foreigners are Leaving for Vera
Cruz. RIotins Because Of Scar
city Of Food.
tBy Associated Press.l

Washington. June Ninety Amer
leans and more than two hundred
other foreigners will leave Mexico
City on a refugee train today foe
Vera Cruz. About four hundred
others are planning to get away quick
ly on account Of famine conditions.
The State department has no official
adyices TO confirm the reported OBJ
regon victory over villa.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07

Layer Casa Blancha was sunk BY a
mine in the Aegean sea. II is not
known whether there was any loss
OF life. II Is believed some OF the
survivors reached the shore and we're
captured by the Turks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
wild plserders.
IBy Associated Press. ]

Mexico. City. May 2e.-tBy Main.
National convention assembled In the
chamber here has been the scene Of
the widest disorder for the past
three days. Hungry hordes OF men.
women and children have rushed the
speakers crying for food. OF ten
thousand persons gathered outside
the chamber today. asking for food.
three hundred were carried OF on
stretchers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-07
Turks Repor, Success.

tBy Associated Pressl
Constantinople. June The Turk
ish war officer says the Allies at
the Dardanells were driven back
with heavy losses to their old posi,.
Ions.