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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10
BELLS MINES
delayed from last week.

delayed from last week.
Everybody is rejoicing over
the good rains we have had.
Mrs. ]. 7. Dempsey, of Rod
ney passed through this section
enroute to Sturgis to do some
shopping.
Mrs. Charles Newcom'was the
pleasant caller at the home Of
Mrs. Roe Adamson, Wednesday
evening.
Miss Clara Hina who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
Marion, has returned.
We are more than glad to re-
port that Mr.. Tom Daily, who
has been suffering severe pains
from a cancer on his hand, Is
better at this writing, and We
are glad to say that Mrs. H. H,
Collins is reported better.
/ The stork passed through thi:
section and left a fne boy witt
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Holdman
Mother and son are doing nicely
Mrs. Chas. Dempsey was il
Sturgis shopping Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Brantley
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sui
Ivan, Messrs Tom and Linl
Brantly Of Gladstone, KY, ant
a party from this section wen
fishing on Long Branch las
week. Reported a nice time.
, Every one is busy planting
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10
Crew OF Glenlee Safe,

London, Jrne s. (l0;4O p. m.)
A dispatch to Lloyds from
Ushant, northern France, says
the Ere nGh vessel Dixi has pass
ed there for Brest, having on
board the crew Of the British
steamer, Glenlee, bound from
Cardiff for Alden, which was
sunk by a German submarine.
(The Glenlee was a steamer
of 1850 tons, owned by the
Western Steamship Company,
of Glasgow
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10
Italy Sei1e' Ships
Valued At 10000, 900

Rome, June 8. The Value of
Austrian and German ships now
in Italian ports which have be.
como prizes of war Is estimated
at more than 100000, 900 francs,
ESQ, 900, OOo.)
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10
We are authorized to announce

HARRY V. McCHESNEY,
Of Franklin county, formerly Of Crit
tenden and Livingston counties. as a
candidate for Governor Of Kentucky,
subject to action Of the Democratic
party's primary election on Saturday.
August 7th, 1915.
Mr.. McChesney advocates state wide
prohibition.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10

m
coming method the stories kdptg In
tuc m
N d k d spec r. linz Il m
m lie lay
dancing
% = the ling o a y t o SET
" Isl r. r We tot % h % two form h
bje a Of ~ b. . IA nd OF n the Mora Develop
ue fee h bow ng viii appeal o paenD nj be dbym interestingly
NJ a ga If.
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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10

hiAliNAhNAit W wv
public the great
benefits | received
from the Use 81 DIR.
Picrce's medicines.
| had that dreadful
disease, woman 4
trouble, " h c h
caused such bear
ing-down pains,
burning sensation,
and dull feeling in
my head that |
became n nervous
u-ycek \ had hve
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10

as a candidate for Judge Of this the
9TH judicial district. subject to the &C.
non ot the Democratic primary, frs
Saturday in August. 1915.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10
Chautauqua Week Here, June Is, to June 23rd.

corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hame Fox were
the pleasant allers at the home
of Mrs. Jim Sullivan, Of Glad
stone,Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Dempsey spent
Sunday the guest Of Mrs. Chas.
Newcom.
Miss Nora Smith, of Casey
vile, was the guest of her sister
Mrs. Rosie Barnes Of this
section.
Miss Zema Dempsey was the
pleasant caller at Miss Audrey
Dempsey's Sunday.
The singing at Mr.. Walter
Mechanics Sunday night was
enjoyed by all those present,
and the musical at Uncle Bob
Adamsons was enjoyed by every
one.
Mrs. Lacy Truitt visited in
! Marion the week end.
With best wishes to the Rec
ord Press and its many readers.
Sunshine. Jr.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-10
We are authorized to announce
E. ID. STONE,

Of Crittenden county. Kentucky. as q
candidate for Representative Of the
counties Of Crittenden and Livingston.
Subject to the action Of the Republican
party.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07
sage TEA DARKEEHSj
HAIR To ANY SHADE
Don't stay gray! Here's simple
recipe that anybody can apply
with hair brush.

The Use Of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to it's natural
color dates back to grandmother time
She used it to keep her hair beautifulkg
dark, glossy and abundant Whenever
her hair fell out or took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this sim
pie mixture was applied with wonderful
effect
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a SO cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy, you will get this famous old
recipe which can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair and is splendid for dandruff, dry,
1averish, itchy scalp and failing hair.
A wen-known downtown druggist SAWS
it daIkens the hair SO naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell it has been
applied. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw. this
through your hair, taking one strand at
time. By morning the gray hair Dis
appears, and after another application OF
two, it becomes beautifully dark, glossy.
!, soft and abundant
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

the wisdom of ages in his councils.
With all of North Carolina we grieve
and we think it but fitting, at this
time, to emphasize tie last public
utterance of the departed council
lor,. which was a plea for the child
rem of the State he loved, warning
of the weakest link in the system
of education, that he had helped to
establish, the alarming number of
partially unframed and inefficient,
teachers in the public schools of the
State.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07
WESTERN CAROLINA DEMOCRAT

Il 'ry citizen of Henderson
coun .gould act by the following
from - N H. Butler in an address
al Fayetteville We would soon boom;
staGnation, decay and retrogression
woold be impossible:
"Mass your play, concentrate
your efforts, outline definite plan,
and Yen will win ii you hang on.
You have plenty of intelligence.
You have money enough to carry
out your plans. You have people
enough. All you want is united,
determined effort, and you can't
lose with such combination unless
you deliberately try. Remember, |
say you want determined and unit
ed effort"
AID Likewise Jackson.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

J. Coleman Ramsey has succeed
ed DR.. w. E. Finley as editor of the
Marshall News Record. The first
issue under Mr.. Ramsey shows that
the excellent standard establis he'd
by DR.. Finley will be maintained.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07
NO PROGRESS.

The Commissioners Of Jackson
County have met and adjourned and
the Farm Demonstration agent is
still being that exists onI y in the
fancias of those citizens Of the
County who nave the welfare Of
themselves and their neiahbors,
their children and their neibilbor'5
children uppermost in their hearts.
The men with whom this county
entrusted the Weilbeiug Of the
county have ,alieu to ava,i them
se'ves Of the first opportunity that
/ as presented itself for them 10 be
o. real service to the county and
the people by virtue OF whose votes
they hold their office.
The men WHO compose the board
Of commissioners of Jackson County
are men Of integrity and honesty,
men who in the discharge If their
own business seize on 70 opportunity
as it knocks at the door, Ind yet
we have no demonstration agent
in the county, They are not so
blind but that they must see the
advantages to the agricultural in
terestS Of the oountv that would
naturally accrue from the employ
ment Of sucn al agent
There is in every county and III
ever community :, class o. o;1iz I'll
ship, good, honest, WeiI-lneaning
men who are COT tutionalIy D.
pcs = s1s:> roe ii pro-
Grfs :" 1t g |. 90 is s.lsi<-
q .ls. Ia ii
IL . az! W. -. .1#ly z,b4
have th9lr eye, 81 u backward q
H~lt i -. "4y ..-.4 49,, H. ..A41, lu4
the fetur1 (, he javs q their
fathers. Ii mast il ne cen this
in ilence ,n.y 3cep 10 the coun-
Gil Of tl9 c0m MISS u-rs and blast
ed he hopes Of The GOOD iarlners
ani taxpayers o. i county who
ha.i set their hear lpon this thing
that they may 40 oe b. hind their
brethern in other counties.
1T it is useless, gentlemen, ab-
solu;eIy useless. You might as well
stand with q : ,)iO ! bucket and at
teGpt to stay the curreat Of Tucka-
seigee as it le4p5 ia5e space and
dasne5 itself upon ne rocks below
as To try 10 tucl )t:l Cne pages Of
his Dry and stop tn tide Of pro-
gress among g. and mighty
pc. pie IS We have , Jackson.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

Former Governor Jarvis, The
Grand Old Man. The Nobelest
Roman of them All, the best loved
man in North Carolina is dead.
tie grew old in the service of the
state and North Carolina will miss
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

O curse it is not to be believed
tha, ne torpedoing, Of the Amerl-
c., steamer, Gulflight from
c.. "A. by German submarines
WASH eltionaI. That 7o-.d have
bael lntam0unt to a declaration
OF War ald, in the present state OF
conflict. would be suicidal.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

The writer happened to overhear
a lady who is stranger in our
town make the remark that the
people of Sylvia take a great deal
Of pride in the appearance of the
town and that the carefully tended
lawns and neat ONES add much
to the natural beauty of the village
Quite q compliment, wasn't it?
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

f. is clearly the duty OF every
t;,p; yer to list his pr p7rty' all OF
!. xf,, actual cash value. This
is ,ne only way ~ which equality
eng equity can be maintained.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

A suggestion for a title TO the
car.oon in the Asheville Citizen OF
Sunday, last" The spirit OF Ashe-
Vile
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

The improviong f the court house
grounds will begin in a short lime
And, that reminds us that it is
about time to again begin the agita-
ton OF the ways and means of err
Getting that monument to the men
and women of the Confederacy.
That will add more to the attract
iveness of the public grounds than
any one thing that can be done,
and, beside it is a duty that we owe
to ourselves as sons and daughters
of these noble men and women
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

And we have with Us our last
years 9tlaW.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

Non Est-editorial headline IN
Sylvan Valley News. What Gays
mean, Non Est!
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

We have talked to numbers Of
farmers and business men from
various parts OF the county and
have yet to find the man who is
opposed to the employing of farm
demonstration agent.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-07

What is IS rare as a 1rosuess
May?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
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nHIerfr Aaagf tHlammth.
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men be Jraulsisu mitotr tiutn
8afiioh ant nnlsrs sltlunafn, ia.
men itbodD Hialt msii, bsun liz bfrs
madittn nnifrfm dtntr nidit ztano
~ baltrn. Shhbtlid nnb oiilidl bon
upa HeroHu mnFbsH ale auariiit
Der 1ranioi,n alaaisnb abatidlIasen;
her dfino tFIitt arctic Nrrlnff an
loottu Hnb NerDnnoeisn
On ber eombres phasItettr ne.
riefbeu smei frans5hide 1niantrrie.
bataiIl0ne in nnier arrujisuer nnb
mnrocu b6llia dniaeriebeu. Nei
sillen nntrrnabmcn unitrr 5rnppen
cintn Wcsrnnnariff; Srr 6einO lunr'
be bie ami icine frnberen Strllun.
asn snriidgetrieben. gsi AprtmOut
bsrliefcn aae gInsriiir Dee beiuScs
OhHe irgsHS iusldeH Griols. SIndl
bel fflircB wnrne rr blntig anf'S
Canpt gcidllagen. 3a5Ireidle SOOte
bcorfen Dor nnisrrr Srout Oas
Sd)ladltfelb. Nm BrItlidlen GuSe
Oes Sc gretreluaIbss madltc zines
nnierer 8ataillune eeeeH ben srOHteu
5beil Ocs 13. frnn1Oiifen snfan-
terieregiments eiuen g'njuuettnngriff,
ranntc Onsielbe iibcr ben Saafen nuO
rGumte geiualtig inter ben sSran.
sOisp ami. 9isieItSS ergriheu bic
tSlndlt.
Srub beftigeu Sdueegeit06crs
miro ieit sciteru gtadmitttag auf
6artmanus &eilerfOpf init srORer
grbitterunB gcfampft,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07

EHma ha &H u0fl NeF aH
M e % Mtf H8Hs
ahm Ifsf tea aagm
'df6W ff0.HH Wlla Mul6sa
it b 0di let a llgbmah alle
m lh uaaaBH 8aNasH iB
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uuh poa aW 1}mHIj6fl0 im #of
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wurtW ao.th uHpittief menn iie
0l Der MglaHaeiI.hait miialien
mufom 6ie hlfe miebgr abptlle.
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me6cr 8ulrmmWagicet mcroen iun-
ten Ginr llucriuHuHl 0cr @eiaHae.
men brodtt cne 4}cnae iolhf aabs
HeBitlite inm @dribern ale Jon.
iiidtu SulauieH uno erinneutnas.
itudl ci8rlncr Reaimcutrr ipar0en
u0r 0er llcbcr1abe ucrndiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
0ein japOniibrs
Seer tiir ylaiirtrl
7ns VroItit IdDsiirrt ON gpiOuNanO
Der WliIlldrbebOrDen. slrIerph
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pifN III Der Hr1sHN paaoums
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man hfiit Bidt m9bf m wtl iiHtI
BEN bf1blhtiaipn l8lllhlm glof.
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acn Die betihrn ginifn mott er.
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gluiirn mL oie Geitegra6er m0
IaiidPn aus 0cn 4arpotbcIpdiien
900 uCrtrelbeu (1Hr 0ielr blobc 9lu.
erfeunm1 tbr 2llnt iilr Oic Gngldn.
Der reripriben lu 0uriea mer6en bic
liostumitu iidlrr nift iebr er6aut
iciu) ga elm gscfiretbn Der Drut.
iden aus ibren ieti1en Stcllialgen
IN 5rantreidl mo 8lan0cru nit III.
aebelren Gpiern uerbunoeu II, mer.
ocn iih oic 9laiirten oort tur auf
Ten 9ertheioiaungstrieg beidranten.
(Sonit bdttcn iie olio all ben bis.
Der erbalteueu Sieben genua)
Die 9eitieBlng Der 0urodnellen.
,Sorts miro iuicoer noh0radli1 aui.
genommen meroeu. Die Sorts mil.
len fallen, aleibbiel pel9e Gpfer
babel gebradt peroen. Isle BADEN
geitern pieoar ole 9ei6leBuna auf.
denommen. icl6iae ieood buI6 nip.
Der etn9eitoit On lie Dem 5eiler Der
5tran6bntterien uidJt iBieoeriteben
fonnten) Tie geidieBiug Der
Smprna Sorts ioQ luicOer aufge.
nommen tporoen iein Ood miro bic.
ie 9la6rid)t nidt offijieI beitdtigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
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ann ltb non ben Ctiiiefan no bef'
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limo mnlafr. uHlciiumert mn 6tt
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81 bleibcn
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hieIien pom ocn @uicu6rhorocn Nei.
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Gelliidlau0 int 9rieae iteht. aus
oenl Saicu 81 idIeppeu. Zen Sea.
pitdneu briiiifer Sd)iiie murocn
alarierunaspapiere ueripeigcrt, uno
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meilen, bis iid Der anpitdn 6es
4Gitel 5rie0rih "eHtidloiien bat, IN
Gee 5u ltehan ooer 5u iuternleren.
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amerifaniiden 9iegierimg oesboI6
poriteaig. mltBte iidl aber nit einem
nngeniigen0en 9eideio 8ufrieOen ee.
ben. 9lan alnnbt, oaB Die ,5riit,
retcbe ngitrl 5rie0rih gegeben
pitroe, ab9eldufeu lit; oofl tpia man
ihn nod geuug 3cit Qebeft, nm iid,
penn moglif, in Siderbeit gu briu.
gen. 0ie er oas 6eiperfiteliacn
mil, lit Seoermnnn Elm 9t1tbiel;
heun orauBeu ouf Der 6obe BON
9lepport Stems narten pier britiide
nno Elm fran3oiiides ariegSidifi
nrf ous gribeineu oes arel8er5.
IS mare Der refine SeI6itnorO,
ioate Die &eIoenifaor 6eutider @a.
troien iidl IN Den Baden oes 26nen
6egeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
8dlst ale gerantluOrtnns a6.

2on6on, 7. 9lpril. - Der biciige
@ertrcter Der bllIgarii6en Regicumg
bat oie Grfldrttng abgegeben baB
ieine 0tegierung nle 8erontiportung
fiir Die @ren5fdnpfe 3lpii8en bull.
gorii6en irregulGren 3ruppen lm0
Ser6et entidie0en abIebne. Ger
geridt ilber bic Sample FAM aus
9nris.) 9}un itelt iid 3lim 2eiopeien
Der 5ran3m1nner 6erauB, SAB eS
iid bel Dem 9tngriff Der 8ulgaren
oui Serben nm Elm oieies W}oI rcdt
bhltigcs 9ieuconire 8piihen ierbi.
iher 5albirten uno bulgarti6en
@reuSrdubern banOelt, nit Dem Die
bulgoriide aegierung nidt5 au tIun
het.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
@eInnnene iELndlt.

2onoou Z. Qlpril. = 3pei beit.
i4e 0ffi5iere entfamen in Der lebten
gtadt aus oenl Befaugcnenloger in
Gen6igb, 8aIes. Gie 6liihtIinge
iin0 2eutnart bon 5anoers uno
2eutnart glmbIer, Elm 6iegler, Der
altf Der gloroiee berungliidte ulto
bon eincm e5iiberboot gerettet ipnr.
oe. 9eim geitrigen abenoropport
moren bic beihen Gffi8iere nod 3ur
5teae uno bcontlporteten ben gfd-
mensaufrllf. Crit beutc friib Der.
uiBte man iie. gtae RadioridJin.
gen fino bi5ber bergebIi6 geblieben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
(snnldnNer fnllen ,.6lrdlena.

2on0on T. 2lpril. - 3o9lreide
aIogen gegen be caaliide 8egierung
lino ieitenS omersfaniider Gbeber
pegen 6citbnltens ibrer Sdiffe on.
geitrengt poroeu. I'm Die 2lnge.
legenbeit in ge66riger @eiie 5u
bonoba6et lit sic 3abl Der inn arne-
rifaniiden &oniltlot gu 2onoon ange.
itellten llnterbean1ten bon 8 ouf 26
erDobt poroer. Inter jeren ane.
rifoniiden Qonpfern bic iiingIt BON
engIiider are,t5ern 9efapert puroen
befin0et fid 0Segruancu", melder
NIT @etrcioe beluoen 1T uno in 9eal
feItgebalten miro Ger 3antpfer
mar ha9 Solonb beitinult.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
gcidJdmcnO fir Scr. staateu.

Berlin, Z. april. - lIc6er bic
amerifaniide groteitnOtc gegen Die
enaliidle SlofaOemnfregel ifrei6t
bic yarcnBeitung": r@enn Sieier
geridlt fOrreft lit, Snnn 1T er 3eug.
nif fir ben iueitsebenSen Hif8ug
gmerifaS Dor GnglanO, 0enn es ers
lan6t ben griten, bic glOfaoemaF.
reacl 3nm Hadltbeil amerifauiider
5diffe Onrd5ufiibren, ielbit wenu
lie @aaren fiiGren, Die nidlt aOnter.
banoe Iiub, a6er ans feinOlideu pG.
fen fOmmen pber bort6in gehen. Silt
Oieiem Derlcngnet gmerifa ben
@rnnbiat, Oaf icOe glOfaOe effettiO
iein muh."
glmitcrOnm, Z. 9pril. - 7as
naGlner SGBe6latt" idjrei6t On5n;
nGS erideiut cher cine gote gegen
9entIdjlanS ais ge8cn GuglanO 81
iein, rmS tic 1T 10 aafgeIebt, bas
lie nnbeadtet laiien mag
Obne ernitlide Sdritte Der Ser.
Staaten 6efiirdten 3t mii1en. GU
sleid WirO aeseu 9entidjlanO in
Oerifleierter 5Urm Der gOriunrf err.
bO6en, BAH es acsen OaS iuternatiu.
male 9iedjt reritOft.. glaes in al.
lem erideiut Oicicr 8rOtcit 6emit.
lei0enSluertll."
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II Crtidaitcn aebeu IN Den ErOde.
uen iiber, 8 81 Ocu glaiiru.

2'ei Sen am Iieuitag itattgeian-
beneu ghmi'ipaImablcn i'm Staate
g}ebrasIa muoe iii pielcu StdoteH
mic ubIid ii6er gnaB rmO gtroden"
obgeitinmt 9ie a1rodeneH babcn
II Grtidaiteu in i6r 2a9er BIN.
iiberge3ogen, ndbreu0 Die n9taiIen"
8 Grtidaften fir iid geiparneu.
9}adite6eno ras gieiuItat Der glb-
thinning:
Mas: gIlialtee, 9ltfin|0L 9Ioelrt
.ilIgton 9aHett, @ga8rice Naancs-
ton. gfi6beport, Bancroft gcniffug-
ton. Creighton Columbus, "Geoar
glupios, Craig G6aoron GoIerio8e,
3apiou, Gerpeeie, Googe, tgmer-
ion, Cults, 5airburp, 6remort,
8Iorence @}rano 5sGan6, @reelep,
*6e6ron tSln1p6rep, Surtiuston,
5anielt 2eigb 2inoiag, NcGoof,
g}eIigb, 9}ortb 9lattp, glorfolf,
0oea, 0i6foib, Gconto, gifrea,
9}iattsmolttb, @!fuiboille, 9lltlo,
Superior, Spaloing, *5ilper
Greet. SduD(er, Sewar0a SiOneB,
SbeIton,. @eroon, @8albad, *g9a-
boo. @eit 8oint
Srufen: "2llma, 9lrapaboe, 9(u-
rora, ~9a6ion 2ffblal1O, 9rlington
9eltfeIman Belgrade, geaoer Gi-
tn, 8rofen 9otp, *Glart8, GIap Gen-
ter, Cambridge, Central Gitp, *GuI-
6ertior *3eg8itt, 8dpio GitD, 8e.
catllr, Cigar, 5airfieIO, 6ornam,
6rien6, 6aa8 Gitp 1atrntorlt,l
*iEuQerton *Geneba, goroon,
@uioe 9tot, Gjirtter, *@euoo, go.
tber6urg, @ibbon, 6patni8, *Snr-
0aro, 6antpton, &oIorege, Surn-
boI6t, *aearHep, Qerington, 2oottlis,
Qpons, D}ilforo, 9tinoen *92ort6
Bend, 0otlano, 9perton, 0gololIa,
*Gro, '8riuroie, 9tnlOoIp6, Reo
GIcu0, "GaDenna, Stella, ct. 60.
marc, *Gprt1lsfieGb, '5t. gauI,
3iIOen Gefanob, Gecrttnieb, @nI.
len, g8o1ne, '@omore, llniberiitD
8lace, @ceping 8atGr, 9ort.
&-(Seiue1Ielt.
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9a6len in g6ieaaO.

Chicago, z. Q(pri[. @et Sen ae.
itern bier obgebaGtenen gublen
iiegten 6ie 9fepubIitaner. gl6gege-
ben ipltrOen inn @on3en 669,809
Stiuunen Oabon erbielt Der gfepai-
bIifaner @. s. Gbontpion 390,69t
Stinnen; Der 0cnlotrot giobert W2.
Speiter 251,202 tilp. Ser 9ro6i.
bitioniit Sobn $. SIN erDielt g..
907 Stimmen.
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@ullen lrieben an6adnen.

geortpid, Gng(ano, Z. 9tpriI. =
S5ier taat ae9enpdrttg Die ltnabbGn.
gige glrbeitcrportei Don @n9ImO in
GeyobresberianlmIlmg SIN 2ouf ser
9erbanollngen nroe Der gor.
idlaa gen1aht. eineu 8saifenitill.
itono iruiihen GngInno uno 8cutid.
lano berbei3uiiibren, ndbreno ociicn
Gauer iiher ben 5rieoen 5piiden
beioen Salloern perban0elt tUerOen
ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
SpGn Oes Observation-Disclosures ge-
fallen.

43ariB, Z. glpril. = Sefon0eleut.
nant 9'glmaoe, Der iiingite Sobn
oes aoumonoeitr8 6e8 fran50iiideu
@eidmaOer8 in Den Goroonellen 1T
bel eincr Refoenos8irimg IN ben 2(r.
gonnen gcfaaen. 3pei oentife Gf.
ti8ierc, Die 3eugen ieines SeIoen'
mlltbes mnreh rt9teten al oen go,
ter oes 6fii3icrs Elm Sdreiben in
Dem ite ibrc 9etpnm0erung fiir iei.
ne Gnpferfeit ousoriifeu Der 2eut.
nant mar crit Is Sabre alt.
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Die 9urbnnellenfamp

apnitantinopel, Z. glpril, (fSnnfen-
6eriAt.) 9as tiirfiide 9riegS.
amt bat 6ente 5olsenOes beridtet:
g@eitern mnrSen feline 6eipnbers
i6iucrcu 9lngriffe anf bic 9arOanel.
len gemadt. Says snbur beidlOiicu
smei Gren5er nnO mc6rere 5OrpcOpa
bOotc nnierc gatterieu am Gingange
Der 8aiieritrai!c, inOeiien Obne SaR
tie etiuns erreidten. Giuer Der
arenser nnO Gin SurpeOubuut unrOe
OOn miercn 0eidOiicn sctroffeu."
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4eppelin ii6er 9anfirdlen.

9iintirden, 6ranfreicb, Z. 9(priI.
- Gin Zeppelin eridlien geitcru
2(6eno, bonn Wleer ais fonmeno,
iiber GirnfirGen oficubar in Der
9l6iidt, bic inn Soieu lie9cnoeu
Sdifie 3u beidieBen. Ger 5ii6rer
hes 6abrjeuges aber mliB feline
Rein1mg gednoert baben, oenn OaS.
ieIbe fIog balo Daoon.
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Vpitpndetnfrfe6r einneitrIlt.

Berlin, iiber 2onOOu, Z. gIpril. -
9aS 9ieidDspOitamt bat bis anf @ei.
tereS ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT fol-.
eenOeu QGubsrn eingeltrllt: glrGen.
tinien, Columbia, Goita giicn, @rie.
dJrulanO, ben italicniidlen SlulOnicn,
0oaGnOifdj @citiubieu, Banana,
gOrtnsal, Spanisn, llrnsnas nnO
@ene5nela.