davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-26
Hard's
Drug
Store

small amounts rather than a few large
ones
An alarm Of fire was rung in Thurs
day morning just before noon which
caused great lot OF excitement for
The tine being 1t seems that Miss
Ellen ,u,tic had some sort Fl lis
agreement with an oil stove and the
result Of it was that the stove got the
better Of the argument and would no
doubt have caused a bit Of damage
had not j. S. Brush and others come
to the rescue. As soon as the alarm
was sounded there was action among
an those in the immediate vicinity Of
the engine house and il was but a few
moments before a hose cart with
plenty of hose attached tothe tail end
of the Equinox jitney was on its way,
while two other cars gathered in fire
cxtinguishers sent out from the Equi-
nox House by George 0rvis, who was
exceedingly active in getting things
moving. Before there had been time
TO get started a message was sent in
that it was all over and no damage
DONE
The funeral Of Miss Elizabeth Bots
ford, only child of Prof and Mrs, f.
Herbert Botsford of Williamstown,
Mass, and former residents of Man
was held from her late home
in Williamstown on Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, she having died from
the result of being thrown out of her
a few days previously
while teaching a young man to run the
car. The services were conducted by
the minister of the Congregational
Church Of Williamstown, mixed
quartette assisting with the music.
There was very large attendance at
the services. Miss Botsford was 81
years Of age and was a graduate from
Burr & Burton Seminary in the class
Of 1900 and was graduated from Vas
sar College later on, and was associa-
ted with her father in a. preparatory
school in her home town. Several
from here went down to attend the
funeral services including Messrs. w.
R. Hard and Z. H. Hemenway, who
we're among the bearers, Miss Eleanor
G. L. Towsley, F. d. Nc
CURE, Albert Smith and Lincoln
cham
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-26
MANCHESTER CENTER

Mrs. Frank Wyman Of Peru, is Wis
iting friends in town.
Miss bessie Pease is visiting her
sister in Proctorsville.
Miss Hazel Wheadon Of Arlington,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Cressey spent Sunday
with her mother in Arlington.
William H. Wills of Bennington,
was in town Tuesday on business.
William Leggin of Arlington was a
recent guest Of relatives in town.
j. H. Jameson was in Burlington
Sunday and Monday of this week.
John Whipple Of Pittsburgh, Pa, is
visiting his father, j. H. Whipple.
Mrs. NJ. A. Storrs, who has been
visiting in Vergennes, has returned
home.
Regular services at the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning and
evening
David Farnum Of Washington, D.
c., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sherwin.
Miss Watson of Troy, N. Y, is
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles 0.
Brewster.
Slate surfaced single strips Of Rex
Flintcote Roofing at E. H. Hemen-
ways. advice
Mrs. Herbert Benson has been in
Rutland visiting Mrs. w. A. Packard
for week.
Mrs. Marcia Laurence has gone to
Newport, r. l., to spend the winter
with her brother.
Human hair switches at Mrs. Wy
mans very cheap. All millinery great
~ reduced to close. adv.
Mrs. n. Charbonneau, Mrs. E. S.
Marsh and Mrs. James Jameson were
in Rutland Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Phelps Of Worcester
Mass, was recent guest Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. William Sherwin.
Ray Holt, who has been seriously |
i'll, is again able to attend to his duties
al C. T. Young & Co.
We are glad TO learn that Mrs. Fred |
Fish. who has been in the Rutland
Hospital, is doing nicely.
Hugh Dawson Of Westminster West
is guest az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs II. Z. Thompson fer few days. |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-26
The Toggery Shop

/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bennett went 4
Essex, VT, on Sunday to visit Mrs
Benefits parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F
b. Warner.
The Christian Endeavor Society vii
hold a service in the Barnumvillc
school house next Sunday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
| Lester Jameson, who went to hos
pital in Burlington for an operation
for hernia, has returned to his home
in East Dorset.
/ Mrs. G.. n. Wyman has returned
from her vacation and expects to leave
for the winter sometime during the
month Of September
The Rt. Rev. William A. Leonard
D, D., Bishop of Ohio, will preach al
Zion Episcopal Church next Sunday
morning and the Rev. +. r. Noel in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Farnum
Misses Jessie Farnum, Mabel and
Edith Peckham of Newport, R. l.,
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sherwin.
Mrs. Fred E. Fish was removed
Tuesday from the Rutland Hospital
where she recently underwent an OPP
Grafton, to the home of her sister, Mrs.
]. f. billiard.
Ben Cleveland, who has been laid
up in bed for couple of weeks from
injuries received while working lifting
his automobile, is little better, being
able to stand up.
Those Penn Safety Razors are GO
ing fine. Have you got yours yet?
Satisfaction guaranteed or your 81
returned to you, at E. II. Hemen-
ways. adv-19-2
adv.-19-2
st. Margaret's Guild of the Episco-
pal Church will hold their summer
sale and social this Thursday after
noon and evening at the residence of
Chas. S. Robinson. Come and bring
your friends.
Geo. F. Sanderson, who has been
the manager of the Colonial Power
and Light Co. for the past year, will
soon finish his duties here and return
to Springfield, Vt. He is succeeded by
A. A. Bicknell, who will be the super
from now on.
MANCHESTER DEPOT
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Galbraith.
Andrew Turner is able to be out
after several days illness.
Kenneth Reed is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Smith, in Bennington.
Slate surfaced single strips of Rex
Flintcote Roofing at E. H. Hemen-
ways. advice |
Misses Grace and Julia Burroughs
are spending their vacation with rela-
lives in Weston.
1t is expected to initiate candidates
at the next regular meeting of Re
oekah Lodge, Sept. Ord.
Mrs Henry J. Brown of West Rut-
and, spent Sunday with her daugh-
-er, Miss Eva N. Brown.
Charles Phillips of Worcester,
Mass, is with his family at the Phil
Ups bungalow on the lower road.
Miss Phyllis Smith has returned to
Ter home in Bennington after spend
ng several days at the home of Fred
Reed.
Mrs. Frank Bolster, who has been
n the Rutland Hospital for several
weeks, returned to her home in this
own Wednesday.
Those Penn Safety Razors are GO
ng fine. Have you got yours yet
guaranteed or your 81
eturned to you, at E. II. Hemen-
ways. advice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-26
DUCK SHOOTING SEPTEMBER IS

Under the new law duck shooting
season begins September Is instead Of
September ! as heretofore.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
Stnliener bOmbarSierem 3ut6es 9rtns
0OipitnI.
Berlin, %. Sept. (ifit1fenberid

Berlin, 28. Sept. (8unferberidt)
- Der geitrige offi3ieGe @erid1t aas
@ien entb1lt unter au0srem Jol.
een6es: nGie 3bdtisfeit Der Stale.
ner beihrGntte iid geiteru ouf Elm
beftiges 8omb1rSement oeg giothe
areil5-Soipitals in @orisio, obgIqid
iiber oemielben Die 9lotbe areu3.
5logge 6eutIif 3n ieben mar. 5tal.
ieniibe @omben trafen oas SoTbitaI
fiinfmal. Gin @eidob erplooierte
I'M Sperntions3immer. 50 onoere
gomben fieIen in ndhiter 1d9e ocs
@oipitnls. 9ieie SdnSlun9siusiie
1T cine flogroHte @erlesitng Der in.
ternotionoIen Geiete uno bate sei.
uen miIitdriiten 3med, 6o fih IN
Der ganhbnrihaft oes Soipitdfs feiae
9rippen befdn0en. Tie iiler Con.
DON erbaltenen offi3ieIlen oitprreidji.
ihen 9erihtr entbaIten bon o6iaer
MlittheiIimg fein @ort, ipelhe tDabr.
ideinIid pom 3enior seTtriden
trurbe.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
GtirRen fd(agGn
Ru0en llnO Briten!
Grobern mebrere britiidje Stellausen
aaf @allipOli; GrfOlse i'm
Santaius.

aonitontinopeI, iiber Berlin 2S.
Sept. (}unfenberift.) J = Qas tiir.
fiide ariegsamt meloei: llniere
3ruppen eritilrnten mebrere SteI.
lungen Der 8riten ouf Dem linten
6litgel uno trieben oen 6eiilo in
Die 6ludt. Cine glnoabL 9riten ge.
rtetben in @efangenidoft.
9ln Der 5ront I'M &nltfaius iHI1i.
gen norgeihobene tiirfiide &ruppen
ben 6eino in Der @egeno bon @an
rno 5lpongen i'm gum Gitd5ue in
oItlider RiAtung.
&onoon, %. Sept. - Ser friibere
oeiltide areu5er o@oben", naa oent
2tntouf ol,rd bic tiirfiibe @egiernng
Sultan 5elim" genannt, beDrobte
felt ieinem fiiroli6en gtntreffen int
Sduar5en Meer, so N1etlen bonn
entfernt, cine gln1obl tui.
iiider Iorpeooboote, bic ieOod, pie
eine RsuterSepeide meloet, entfomen.
Ger Sultan 5elim" iollte mieoer
einnoI Qtitte QLuguit 0urd Elm bri.
Tides 3auhboot torpeOtrt tuproen
iein. Waon iiebt, Die Alliirten Iitgen
0aS 8laue bonn Sintnel berinter.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
lItiiiICllrs lstirnsIdliG
IN tltuHD ggI)Oilril
anbfft ksnkiids Eaillt, hafnniit
Gin falllidlts nttatn Iamtf
tflibahiai.

W5fIiH as etel tBunfinbuidil }
aiahfeHh bet ltltifhnna See
ballaeH lfIlnnafH bel 8ecbtiiane
bufd laiuhIiae e6llt muthe eul
brit ha tlfltaalaill to @uuh az.
behti uHb Hfhf1tr dhbete idiuer bt.
ldlaalai Nlelall bamplie bic ieinO.
lite hloitt hi sic oiient See biuaus.
(Gbias glattiai mar TT Dem iiber
Nun0on tnHimenoeu gleriht pCiiern
nidil ealhnltfn: oct 3rnIar batig be.
le thutiaalc ginfadl mliet0uidt)
Berlin 2s srpi neuiide
8hla8eiiae bolubarhtrieu Counting
Bite rniFidle alotie i'm @oli pon
Rdu. utnes btr strieasldliifc cr.
hieit rineu 0oIltreiier tSlotteniom.
munoani Bitrii @iienstL aopii1n
sminiu un0 finti meiterc mlnnn Der
griagiinp iuuroen eetootrt unb ndlt
nr0era beriuunOet Die strieasidii.
fe brndtea Iitb 0onn aus ocm ge,
reid Der 5lieger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
9ranO armD
of toe Repu6(iC!
Die geteranen feiern in 8aIbiug-
ton Die so. 8ieberfebr Der
GrieDeuspara6e.
1it bsntidlc ErOnt bdIt.

@oI9ington, 28. Sept. - grdfi.
bent 8iLlon belpiI[tonunete geitern
Gbeno Die @eteronen Der @rorio 4r-
MP, Of tbe aepubItc, 6eren 49. Sab-
resfonbention eeitern ibren SInfong
nabn. Ser 9r1itoerlt begriBte
0berItIeutnont 9abib 8. YaImer,
ben Obertonunonoireuoen Der Qr.
NEE, tpeLder inn ieinen Q9tltng8-
beiub nadte, ouf bns ber5lidite.
8ie 8eteranen fir1o Su Sauiertoen
eri9ienen, uno Die Stabt lit berr.
lid geidntiidt uf1b oeforirt.
Seute beginnen oie offiaieIIen Ser.
idnlutlungen lttto Der Hr1fioer1t piro
Qbenos an Die 8eteranen cine gln.
iprn9e bnlten. auh biele 8ete.
rnnen, neL9e in ben Siioitooten ben
Grieg mitnadten, itrb auf ginIn-
oung eri9ienen, Inn ben fitnfaigIten
S1brestag oe8 5rieoensi9luiies nit
ibrem fritbereu Gegner genleininm
olt feierft.
gm Wtitttpoh tptrb grdR0erlt BiI.
ion Die groBe 4arabe obnebmen, mel.
DE Oenielben @eg nebmen ipiro, tpie
Die Dor 90 Snbren bon General
Sberuon geIeitete, ais 9rdIioent
Sobnion uno General Grant fte Re.
nue paiiiret lieb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28

gtrIin, hbrr pnaa 2S. Stpt
(SpcsioIberidll) - lem cnaItidls
iransuhidlcn Aultnrm i'm Nciten 1T
bCatanrt nnh Ocrielbe snm paIien
atbrndlt iuurocn. lllit 0tm slgritgn
iriubIidDen @Orituh wirn nod anf
mirtunaeuoIIerc Nciic perinbren
wrrorn. 7icier Mlrinnng III man
im hiritaen arisssamt. SuIlCr Grr.
trnucn ficbt man Der 5iueiten fcinblis
deu EffeniiDe entgeeeu nnO III Der
feiteH llebsr3enannB, bah bic Wtafien.
angriffe binHeH wenisen Sasen in
SdliibeugrGbenfGmpie serbrOfelH
per6en. 9lOslid 1T es nber, bnf
bic 6ranSOien unS GnslGnoer lire
gInsriffs cine @odle lang furtieteu
iueroen, aHker ibnen mirO cine aa.
taitrDpbe, Gbnlidj iuie bel glenpe
Gbnpelle, bereitet. Die bentiden 2i'
nien iiub anf teinem 8nnfte ein-
ssbugen. Die GrfDlse Der glliirteu
bel ibrem eriteu @uritOk iinS Sarauf
snriif5nfiibren, bah bic bDrgeihube-
neu Oentideu Stellnuaeu Sur6 Sas
mebrere Sage mGbreuOe Geidliit-
fener Der 6eiube nnbaltbar seiuDr.
ben iuarer.
Sn Der Champagne fielen bic
9entIden anf lire alueite &ertbei-
Oisnngslinic Snrif nnO BET 9OOs
iuaren iie aesiunnsen, iif ans elmer
tngem SfiiBengrabenlinie snriifsn.
5ieben. Die stpeite Ginie Der
Sd)iitensrG6eu iunrbe Sun ben 9ent-
iden gegen bic GnglGn6er ge6alten.
Bis 81 ben @crbanen bransen bic
griten Spr, lunrOen baum nber 10
beftig beiaOiIeu, 6af tie iid aaf lire
eriten Steamnseu 5mriif3iebeH atnf-
tcr. Bis bortbin iunrben tie bDn
Ser Oentiden Snfanterie berfOLgt.
BON Arras bis our Meeresfiite 6as
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
gnf Der @SrOer.saaS.

Genper, Colo, 2s. Sept. - ge.
iuaffuete 8ergIeute 6cfpaden ieOen
qInsgarg aus ben Bdlion-Gameron
uno 0leglalp grubetl, nm ben 9lor.
Der III eripiifen, tpelher in &oartnl
gladlt aobert @iitdell, ben oemofro.
iiiben @oimtB.8oriiter nno Reoof.
tenr oes ~Malienburg 3nSepen6ent"
eridouen Bot. gIiitbun6p iino eben.
falIs nuf bic Spur Aes 0loroers ee.
best moroen. Nlit6ell muroc bon
einenl Ginbrctber erihoiicn, ais er
2IbenOs nit ieiuer gran nna Snuie
fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
geiunbere Sflntmnhreseln fir bic
ninana.duinmiiiiun.

9eetD Yorf, 2S sept. - Sir bic
03itgIieoer Der engIiI6.fran56iiIfen
8inan3.aommiiiion, ueIde aeItern
2lbeto BON bier mad G6icogo reiIten,
mur6en 9otj beiouoere StusnlaB.
regeIn getroffen. Die Serren bot.
ten oerfdieoene Drobbriefe erboIten,
nesbalb I'M SoieI a[lein 90 @ebeirn.
poIiJiiten poItiert puroen. 3ieielbe
glu3abl erportete bic aommiIIion
auf oen @obnbof, tin0 nnoere poren
auf Dem @eae nad Dem 9obnbof
auigeitel[t. Ter Bogaon, peIder
fir Die aommiiiion reierpiert mar,
muroe griinbliH ourdiu6t. sye6es
Stiid 0lobeI i'm Nagaon tpuroe
nnteriuht, ob oieIIeiht cine Solen.
maidine nerboraen mar, ebe Die 01it.
qIieoer Der SfonlntiiIion odrin gIab
nabmen. gIuf Dem 3uge befanben
fit anBerneni ip1breno Der 6a6rt px.
iniebene gnbn.1 1etettipe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
gSortreff[idle bcntldle fSlieaer.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, %. Sept
Qos ariegsamt meloet: s5n ben
aritfGmpfen erraugen uniere 5lieger
gcitern meitere GrfpIee. @ines IN.
ierer &nnpfflng5euse idob meitlid
BON Gam5roi einen gleropIon berob.
SiiOli6 bon g}es idoB 2elttnant
8oelfe aui einem SSrobeflus einen
9leroplan berab. 5lie9eriergeant
8oebm itieg dlib Inn einen bon orei
fran5oiiiAen Slieeern gemodten gtn-
griff alf 5reiburg ab5uipebreu. @r
idloB 3lpei bon ibnen berob, nur Der
brittle entfom.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
Qns g[opmfielh.

Serr Or. Gambler madte on
Ietten @titttpoG cine @eihaftsreiie
nad 8eit Boint unO GofIano.
Serr BaItor goIt BON Der Weetbo.
oiitenfirhe ging AM 9ienitaa su Ell.
mem einpodertItden gefud ieiner
&oniereu3 nah Sntaba.
Die 9ebrer Der StnOt mnr6en am
5reitae a6eno bon i}ran 8. $.
Wlettlen beiuirtbet uno inlferbalteu.
Serr 93rof. q. !. @uIIiUer, Gu.
perintenoent Der @foomiieloer Sdu.
len, berbratts ben lebtcu Sonntag
NIT 8ertponoten in 9Iurora.
Dtarp, Die fIeiue godlfer BON
Serrn uno 5run 6. 8. Dfaion, hotte
om Iesten sorntaa oos llnalild.
aus Der ShaIfeI 81 faaen uno einen
9lrm at breden. Ties 1T 6as siDeifc
gioI in oieiem Sonmrr, oaB 0ns
orme Sinh ieinen Arm gebrc9en
bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
ituiuetter in SStolien.

9fom. iiber Qaris, %. Sept. -
Sn gang Stalien iuatben fiir6terIi6e
Stiirme, Die @r6ruti6e uno neber.
idpemmungen in groBem @nbItabe
oeruriadlt baben. 3ablrei1e @Glt.
me iino enttpurselt. ltnb gonde Ser.
ben bon 5in0bieb in ben oneeidmol.
lenen 6liiiien ertranfen. 0aeni6en-
Ieben iheinen ie6od bis iest nt9t
berloren gegnngen 3u ietn. Ser Se.
leerapben- nn0 3eIepbonbienIt 1T
gum Gbeil unterbro6en. Die @6r.
ten Oes 8ntifon ipuroen iiberfIutbet,
0od 5euertpebrleitte un0 @enoarme.
RE berbiltpten ernite 8ei960igun.
gen Der &lllagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28

irubr HcirrbtH an ben be0rulllfH
l'unlien sns btusr arfuhri habfn.I
ltur, wtIdle i'm Ntisrn geEampftI
habrn, rrllartu, bah Gin fstnoIidlrrI
GurhhrudI numUalidl IT,"
Ter tnaIiidlt NubI.
gon0on, w. 5cpt Lie aroBeI
Giicniipc Der Aritcn mo 5ranjoirnI
8ll beiocn 5eiien oeb 6aboacns Der
oeutidlen Steilimgen III Der meitli.I
den 5ront Sat uidlt nohgeIaiieu, ie.
bod bat Der eohitfonmanoieren0e.
General Soiirc, nihts pon neitereu|
@rioIgeu Az meloeu. %. ibr gIl.
Iiirten bleibt 5ll 6nis, nit euren|
Siegen it's 1GnBlidl auSD eSn bent
oifi5iellen enaliiden @eriht beibt esI
tlir5, Dab Den Geiitifen noromeitIih|
non @ullub ibmere 8erluite beige.
brodt mur0en. Berlin meI0et, 0aBI
0urd beftige ejegenauariffe Die iein0.
Iide Giieniibe aum @aIten gefomuen|
lit, umo oab Gle glaiirten idruere
8erliite erlitten baben, bod miro
nidt geiogt, oaB Die 8elitihen ir.
geno melhes Serrain, ods ibnell I'M
eriten 2lnitirm wegeenommen nur.
De, Dieoer erlangt 6dtten. Die
Sdla4t lit iebt in Elm Staoium ge.I
treten, in neldem befttge gtngriffe1
un6 @egenanariiie nit einanoer ab.
ipr6ieln. 9erartige @efehte mogen|
8ohen lang aubalten. (Sontit boz
ben Die gtaiirten ben 1lrhbrld auf-
geee5en, 0em 0ur6 oerein3elte 4n.
grille foflneu lie nihts erreihen.)|
Man bat bier ausserednet, oaB et-|
nd $4,000 1cittibe in Gefangen.
iAaft geratbeu Iino (oie Hehnung.
ltimnit niht, lit piel su boh); oieier
8abI Iteben 1000 @efongene gegen.
iIber, pe[de rie Geuti1en gelua6t
6n6en.
@eitere Nabridten iiber Die Of.
fenfpe iino 6ier ni9t eittgetrofier.
un6 man fiebt bod ioIden init fie.
berbafter ltngcOul6 entgegen. 5u.
5tpiiden miro oaS golf inItematiid
Oararf bor6ereitet, 6aB man fi6 aufI
i6mere britiIde gerIuite gefaBt mo-.
den miiHe, oenn Die Deutiden, De.
rem StGrfe i'm @eiten ouf 2,000,000I
ongegeben miro, baben ipeitere 8er.
Itdrtungen at fid ge8ogen unb fiio
enti6loiien, ben 4arnpf auf alien
gunften auijunebmeu. Gs oiirfteI
gu 6en blltiGlten ShIadten in Der
@eifihte 0ieies striege8 foumen.
2elite, bic aGes inn roIigen 9idteI
ieben, peroen 0nrani mlfmerfinm &C..
madt bnB ii6 Die 9eltiden baupt.
iG6li1 ouf lire eriten ino Btpeiten
9ertbeioigiln8sliuien 9 oerIaiien. 8ieie
slt nebmen, olirfte fir Die gfI[iirten
NIT gr6bten Sdmierigfeiten berbln.
BEN iein. $50 bo Der binfenoe
8ote Iteat iid bel ben gngldnoernI
ihon aiemlid friib etnD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
Ans bent staate.

Snp6er. 8eiOe glrme oes gebble
Greets baben einen groBen Ebeil oes
Grtes iiberfLutbet. Die Seuertpebr
mubte an pielell Stelen II Silfe
ellen. glu9 Die 8abngeleiie itnO
gum SbeiI ouSgepai6en. Senrp
8lebI bat ben 9erEiit BON 35 Ser
teln 5u befIagcn g(ugitt &lenlte
urO beiien Sobn famen nobe5u INNS
2eben, aIs iie Elm 9fero aus ben
Blutben retten MOLTEN.
Sails gitp.-9er Babnongeitel1te
&orrD Souf, peI1er tiir8li6 bon
ieiner 6rou geidie6en ipuroe, tpurbe
Sonntoe bon ser 9dpeiter Der 2es.
teren 6rou gnberion, ms @eii9t
geidoiien, als er nit @eipalt cine
llnterreoung NIT ieiner Srml err
5spingen tpolIte.
Superior. Gs oerloutet, ooB Der
9uitmlo beg Friiberen &ungreBrnan-
nes 81. .. Sutberlattb fid itetig Der
i6ledtert, un6 0ab iein @nOe MIR
Gle 6rage tpsniger Gage lit. - Gm
9ienitog beginnt bier Die 6iesidbri9e
Rornebol- -BoGc. QieieIbe beripridt
elm GROCER @rfclg gu tperoen, oa fir
ltnterboItnngen aIler glrt ouf bns
ReidIidite eeiorgt 1T.
Grotpfor0. SnfoIge 9lisidIoges
bat Der bier Meilen bon bier mob.
nen6e 6nrmer ben 8erluIt zines
@feroes un6 elmer Goegenlooung
5u befloeen.
geotrice. 9(m Meontog nabrn bier
Die oiesiGbrige Gountp-SSoir ibren
anfang. GieieIbe 1T dueBrit reid.
boltig beIdidt uno bietet Diel oes
SyttereIIonten. Ger geiud om er.
item 8og mar reGt 5ohlrei9. Die
g(usIteaimg erbet am Mitttuod.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
Grlnnenr itnlieniidlr Grfnlae.

Berlilt 2S. Sept, (5}nntenberiht)
- Die lleberieeiibe gto9rihtenagen-
tur melOcte geitern unter 9lnberem
6olgenoes: Die 9ebolIptllng oes ito
lieniiden S6Gitfommonoirenben
@rafen goroono, beridieoene itolie.
nii9e angriffe in arain ieien erfolg.
reid berlaufe1, nn6 beIonoers in
benz 8oloe bon 5erro oi GobaIlo
bdtten Die sytnliener Sdiiseugr1ben
genommeh iinb obiolute 2iigen.
glnf fciner Sonoertarte lit oieier
@nlb beraei9nrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
eraflins cridieft 3ndt6ansSireftur.

Salent Ore. Is. sept. = @e-
itern geo6ntittog enttpi6 aus benz
bieiigen Staats8u6tbolis Der StrGf.
ling Otto Scooter. glls ibn Der
StootmaridnI $. S. 8enion bon
SSefferion lpieber feitnebmen tpollte,
feuerte er ouf oieien einen S9uB
ob, uno bra9te 8enion eine i6pere
8unoe Bel. gpGter eri6oB Soofer
Den SuperinOententen bes 3u6tbalt-
ies, Sarrn Wainto, uno ertflob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
GonOOner erfabren nidlts bun Sei
Gdl[ddlt.

2on0on, 28. Sept. - geiht elm
Bort iiber Ole tn 6rarfreit, tauut
bunbert WeiIen bon bier toben6en
SdIadten bate bis geitern abeu6
oie bieiigen 8ettungeu erreit)t, ouBer
elmer flir8en 1epefhe BON Cir SSobn
6rend). 9aur Die geltrigen offt3teGen
fron3oiiihen geridte fino eiiigetrof.
fen, Gte 8eitungen oringen auf
cine tpeniger itrifte 3eniur. Sic
erfldreu, oies lriir6e BET Der g(nuer.
burg BON 5ol6uten belfen, rnO oaB
Die 8omilieninitglteoer Der TIN GSeloe
itebenben Eritppen Elm gieft boben,
3l erfobren, tpie eS bort augebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
GtanS Der Reidls6ouf.

Berlin, 2S. Sept, iiber 2onoon.
Ser ipodeatlide geridlt iiber zen
Stono Der Reihs6duf I1lltet: gu.
nobme: @oloporrotb 10000 Morf;
5i6erbeiten 2.ts7000 0tarf; Sin.
lagen 239,9t7000 @tarf. g(bnab.
me: Mietallborrntb un6 95apiergrlO
t6.97S,000 @lnrt; glnIeiben t,4i7,-
900 Dlarf; gloten.ltmlouf 32,013,.
600 Utorf.