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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
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BanOerma.gudJt einen grOfen bent.
idcn SrauspUrtOampfer. 9irIe Sc
taantmnflnng unrbe bier beute amt.
lid init Dem 3uiab beraRsgege6en,
OaE OOrt nOG iueitere 6ritilde II.
8OOte in Sbdtigteit ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

SOfiO, 3. Snni. = Die 9lb6altnna
ciner ss9cn bic 0lesierang aeri6te.
ten MuiienDeriammlung artete 5nm
Sdlak in iuabren slnfrnbr ans. Die
4Oli3ei miihte eiuidreiten, nnb biele
SerBaftnngen unroen burgemOm.
men. Sin i'm gl6georOmetenbauIe
aeeen bic @esiernng eingebradltes
WfihtranensDotnm luitrOc nit 232
gegen 1873 Stimmem nic6ergeltimmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
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bai bieise bfmiTft 1ir Cflitrreidl
lInaarn nab Ieniidlfn maridlirifH
nm $3.50 9lloraens Gin.
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idlfn nub Ceiterreidler habru fd bic
Nieogrerringnna pon erlemnsl
mebr Senir uub gluHitiun tOitru lni.
irn, ole in Den aampien on Der
yier. (Ner'S glanbtl
gcmrrEenslurrfb bet Otn aampiCn
on Der Sitiront if oct ueue, madlti.
nc glusriii Bcseu @aFidlan. &eorr
rHiIiide nod rngliidIc 3eitnngen
iinO i'm StanOe an5uaeben, ob bic
SeatidJeu eineu eruitliden &erindJ
MAIDEN, bic rniiiidleu ginien bel
8aridan 81 OnrdIbredlCn. SnSeIen
gleidIuiel, jcOeufalls grrifeu bic Der.
biiuOeten 3euti6cn unb Geiterreidl.
llngarn bel Der g5Hra nHO Der Raiu.
ia NIT grOkem 9adOrnd on.
8ruker Sa6el in 8ien.
8ien, iiber gOnODn, 3. Suui. -
Der fSal Der SSeitnng mar an er.
mGrten, Oenn bic Oeutldeu uno 0lter-
reidiiden @ei6iibe rifjtcten an ben
Sorts unO i'm sSnnera Oerielben gru-
Re &crbeernnsen an. Die Railem
batteH buu eembeys arufe @eritar.
tilngeH an tdD ge5ngen. Witt benz
6all BON 8rsembsl lit and oerieni9e
BON gembers beDurite6cnO, mnS TO-
NIT lit ben Jlniien Die SSrndt elmer
ntiIbeDOllen 5ebnmOnatliGcn glrbeit,
iuabrenO iueIder iie fiirdjtbare Ser.
lutte erlitteu ba6en, rbieSer entriiien
iuprben.
9entide 5lieger baben anssefnnb.
idaftet Saf iid bic 9iniien bereitS
anihifeu, Sentberg 5u Oerlaiien.
@an bat lansc SradDtsiisc 6emerft,
Die bun 2embsrg nad bem Snnerm
6es SanOes a6geben. glndl Fat man
beObadtet, iuie bic 9iniien Die Nea.
gaaine in Sem6erg entleeren AnO in
tSraftiuageH laSen.
Berlin, 3. SUM. - Die giniien
babcn bic grOkcu SelaneIlen in @a.
li5ien sitm sr0hten She'll serit1rt
nnb iduer beidaOigt. Die gerbiin.
Octen iunrOen a6er idjlieflid Der
gruken Cel6rGnOe Serr. $4,000
SOnnen Gel ba6en Die 3aKen ser.
ft6rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
sStaLieniidle gnrnehp.9[nariffc.

0jenf, 3, Snni, ii6er Garis. -
Sier eiugctrOffcne gtadlridJten 6eia-
Gen, bah 2 italieniidle SorpeOu-
6OOte in bic gndJt bon Srieit elm.
Orangen, burt 2 Oiterreidilfe Sam
OelsOampfer Derienften nnO eincn
Siterrei4iifen SilfSfreuser beI6a.
0igten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
Sefrrinns innser ganfee S6Gus
pOm 6eeresbieni. In Gnropa.

Malbtngtoll, 3. sSltnl. - 0as
Stantsoepartement berfiibt iid, oer-
idieoene anlerifanii6e iunge NtGn.
ner, Die itd in Den europdiihen glr-
meen gum Seeresoienite i'm gegen-
pdrtigen ariege freimillig geueloet
baftelt, frei 3u befomnlen. giele Don
linen iin0 nod nidt 2t Sabre aft.
ssSSu allen iolden JdlIen geben Die
21nber, in 0eren Seeresoienlte tie
etngetreten fino, iie auf 0os Ser
langen ibrer Gltern frei. Inter
oieien 6reipiaigen befinben iih:
&orl 2letpellpn, 8. g. &artrlan uno
q. O. EpreG bon Chicago; @iIbert
2oncaiter, Gaoenport, Soma, uno
Charles O.2anoon, 8errin Springs,
Did.
SSm 8DreGfaII lebnte @roBbriton-
nien cine 8efreiltnq oe8 iungcn
Mtannes bonn Seeresoienlte n6, oa
er bereits iiber 81 Sabre alt lit. SSSn
beridie6enan 5dllen Iebnten it6 Die
iungen 2eltte ieIber gegen Die ge.
ni;bungen i6rer gltern Inn 8efreis
ung auf. Die g1egicrung Der Ser.
Staaten blelbt nber troboem BEL If.
rer 5oroerllng. 9lle ot6eren iitlo
obne ieoe Streittgfeit freigelaiien
mor0en. gllleroingS 6atte unier
Stdatsoeportement in ieoem eitl3el.
men SAL Sen @eburtsi6ein oeS be.
treffenoen iilngen @tannes oor8u.
legen.
SSm Safe bon 2I6tpellpn lit bem
Stoat$6epartetnent feline llnterItiib.
ing 5ut6eil geiporoen. Grit ais Ser
iitnge Monn bertpun0et in eineln
beutiden Soipitol lag. orang er in
bos Stoatsoepartemeltt, BON Der
ocutideu gteaierung ieine SSreitai-
iung gu berlongen, 6antit or re9t.
8eitig mad Eier 5uriidfebren Tonne,
Inn nod alS Stltoent in g)ale elm.
treten 3u fonnen. Gem Stnatsoepar.
tement mar mitgetbetlt nor0en, oaB
er BEL einem glus6rnG iiigenoIider
8egeiiterung" ing oeutide Seer elm.
frat. 2letpe1pn iagt, oaB er BET
9Iusbrltf oeS arieges in 8orts ge.
neicn ober iofort nad 3eutiflono
1baereiit iei mo- er Damn oeri1ieoene
@eriu9e na9te, ins Seer eingcreibt
5u tperoer. g8Gbreno Ser erIten
3eit iei Sos 2eben in oen S1iisen.
grdben ertrdglih eetpeier. 8Gb.
reuo Der 8internonote bGtte er me-
gen Der inIonit1ren 3uitGnoe es
nidt mebr ousbalten f3nnen. ges
ante ingen, oaB 2lelpelpn's Grfab.
ring tppiitb fir ale 1meritonilhen
iungen MGnner, Die obne grloub.
nib iErer gItern ins Seer eitltroten,
iei. SSuua.9lmerifa lit beinnbe golts
9lliierten-freunolib. Sleipellpn lit
Der ein5ige 9luerifmer, Der naA ben
9fegiltern bes Stootsoepartements
ins Oelttide Seer eingetreten lit, um
gegen Die gtIiierten 5ll fGnpfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
2luei Gd,iffe pericntt.

2qn0on, 3. SUM. Ser beIgiTde
5iiheroan1pfer p0elto" tpuroe in
Der 9ldbe Der ScilD s5nicln BON ei-
nem oeutiden 3onbboot torpeoiert
nuo perianft. Die @lannidaft ent.
fam in 9fettllngsbooten.
Der ruiiiide Dreimafter gWlont.
roio~ itieB in Der gtorOiee alif cine
Seenline uno oerianf. Die 0taun.
idaft lpuroe bon einem noripegiiAen
3anpfer aufgeuonnnen mO in sun
qelon0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

Berlin, 3. Snni, ii6er GonSon. -
DAFT 9cutidlnnSs @iebIpurrat6 midlt
npsnreifenS 1T, beiuciit bic amtlidDc
AnfiinOisnns, bar Der groOpreis in
WroksSerlim nm z. SUM iuieDer fer
abeeiett iuerDcu iua. Bonn ielben
Sage an ioQ md oaS Baden BON
@sihbrub iuirOfr seitattet utroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
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AailbinlIan iflNfofdilb he egrfgb.
tfn Hadaifnf mafa ea faf aanifn.
itlt1fapals matlidl 30 utef Nasa.
maflil uut mfuullIaillaEr GieHIl
.mIi hfiem Mele lfHaillWA lIt ID
mulb uaa lldl % lunat lthulbth tis
bft ,Suf0ll 0F yloe uber Hono6n
bief ciaariroilrn lit
vile eftidlie. meldie hleh1e Bet.
iiHaen erlmlien. Uef0eH nit arpbeni
GliBirouen diIiaeuoumen. mdlt uur,
mfil ie ionmt un0 iou0rrs 0urdl
enaiiidlr NGn0c fonuutn, ion0ern
tueil iir old mioeriprchcn0 iinO.
Mlcbrete oieier 8aridlie beidgen,
0ab Die oeutidlen 9iracmorihldge
IidI NIT oen S0ecn 0cs Staatsietre.
tdrs grpaH iuioiern oedcn. oaB man
0ie 4ngelelenbeit porcrt grilnoIidl
lutteriudlcu un0 iih nldlt ilberititr3en
icle. Jiah anOeren gcridten er.
tldreH omerifaniide 3eitlmgen Ole
ocutide glntiport dls ejuiah utm.
uebmbar ino berlaugeH, oaB sum
Anariif aeneiate Shritte graopeiie
unternomnien neroen ioaen.
a5n3ipiihen mer0en BON oerifie0e.
nen oeutid)en rn0ifalen gl1ttern
augrifie AMI Die 8oIitif Der Ser.
Stanten.Regierrmg imb oerienigeH
oeS Br1iioenten 8ilion gemadt. s5nl
glaaerneinen lit Die oeutide Breiie
.umo 0as oeutihe Bolt geipilIt, alIes
5u permeioen, mas Die beItebenoe
Spmtnilng 5tpiIfen 3elltidlonO uno
0eu Ser. Staaten erboben tonne,
nenigitens ioIIe mon 10 lande nit
aommentdrcn 5uriidbplten, Bis Die
omeritonii1e 9lntlport eingetrofien
lit. .Sierin tbeilen iie bou3 nno gar
6ie glnlidt oes Niniiteriunls oes
aeuBeren, ipeIdes bel1litbt lit, Die
giiteu ge5iebungen gu Den Ser.
Stoaten allfredt gu er6alten; oas
Mftniiterium erill6t bio 3eitlrngen,
ii6 aGer qeuberungeu gu entbolten
nelde oa3u angetbon ittt0, bic Of.
fentli6e W2etntng in 9euti9lano
ooer in oen Ser. Staoten 3u ent-
Hammer. Dime 3neifel tDiiroe oas
guspdrtige g(rnt cine 2oiung Der
2lfitania-5roge, ioipeit ite ii6 nit
Der @bre un0 ben SSSntereIien Der
ocutideit Station bertrGgt, freubig
6egriiBen uub 6eflngt Die Sesereien
getpiiier SGtelrdIiIer bonn S6la9e
zines @rafen bon Reoentlop. 2eb.
terer idlohtet ben geri1t iiber elm
Ginbernebmen Der Ser. Staaten init
Gnglanb In eiuer 3uidrift an bic
D3oges8eitung" griinbIif aus unO
fiihrt als 9etpeiIe bicrfiir Gitote ans
Dem 8u6e oes ct. 2ouis 9rofeiiors
9olon0 y. ltiber. betitelt uGnn-
@ermonisnnts" (ein alle gernant.
iben 8oIter unfaiienbes Notional.
bctpuBtieir) an. Gr iagt, oaB nah
Brofeiior ltiber oieieS ginpernebnlen
felt Dem Sabre 1897 beitonben babe
lro cine g[bntadung 3fpiiben ben
Ser. Stodten, Gnglalt0, Srqnfreib
lno HuBlano beltebe, tponad) oiele
Md9te pereiut gegen 9eutidIano
bprgeben ioQten; oieies lteberein.
foninen loa nod heute belte6en.
9esbol6 foroert er 6ie oeutite 9le.
gierlntg nuf, Inn fein Sofa uou ib.
rem Stanopunft n65utpei9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
$r,cmDsl Orn Sluilrn
luirOrr cntriiiml
QSIdnjtnOe gpalIrnibai Der 7tuiihtn
unD crlttrrridI llugarn inter
YtItbI CSrH. Wladsnirn'sl

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Ia benl1lsen ltilaelthi
helith fom Enielief hntrH Hir
tfltoulide hatsiifllil 90 mfigid.
nens mebltte leinalld trlGltait
ltIlunan milfgu 4lrm unb tfb.
bolntt nMf0en poh una tf0baFt
tarie ruIliite eltiheilnurfn crit.
tea mlefe ieauuacn uaM Colo.
hrinf Inn lA6itllen tinliiicn AN. hal.
Ten icbodl meuia @lnd, bcnH he pm.
osu acBmunGen idl Wfhtlupcten.
glni mard)cu ipnuiien arieie oieilr
gludlua IN 6Iudt ais.
lInatbenrr arirasbeuir
auber oer striea sheite, Oic In
Dem Geitriacn ciiiHenn NerIiner
gcridlt augcgeben iuorocn mar. er.
oberten MIR mabrcn0 0cs 4lonats
Dlai ts9 MlimitiouSmugcu. ionic
$500 glrtiuerieaeidoiie berihieoenen
SloIibers, $4,000 @eipebrpatroncn
ili1o 52,000 3enebre.
Stalicncr fommcH nidlt borDarts.
9lle militdriiden Sperotioneu,
pelde Die Staliener on Der @reBe
gegen lms unternonlnen, iino filr
Die sfas. Die 9eidieBlng unierer
Itorf befeitigten Stellungen BON Der
9o0oreunua 6olgeria Sodebene aus
iino trob Der imgebeuren glliniti.
onsberihiuen6ung OoIlig reiultotIos
nerIauien. Bis iest lit es ipeOer an
Der SBroIer nod an Der aGrtner
Gren8e 8u irgen6 ipelden uonbafteu
@efe6ten getonlnlen.
0ie Stoliener unternobmen einen
Strrnangriff auf eirien ilntpeit Ger
aiifte gelegeuen befeItigten Berg
riiden, fUnrOen ieoo6 nit idmeren
8arIniten agriidgeiblogeu,"
Der ensliide aObl.
2onOon, 8. Syuni. - Die SfIott
BEL 8raenlbsI piro nit GROCER Gr.
bitterung fortgeiest un0 1T tpobl Die
blutigite oes gan3en 4rieges. geioe
Barteien bdben 8eritGrfrngen er.
baltet; 8ablreid iino Die Spfer, mel.
DIE Die angriffe un0 @eaenanariffe
foroern. 9as S6lo9tfeI6 lit nit
So1lfen BON 2eifen uno 8eriuun0e.
ten be6eft. 9eutide un6 oIterreis
fiide offt5ieIle 8erihte beIagen, bob
nebrere nor6Ii6 bon 8raenlps[ ge.
Iegene Sorts ben Ruiien bereits ent.
riiien tpurOen, utto bnB iie bonn Gil.
ben aus bereits bis 5ur gobn, tpel6e
Rr5enDsl NIT Qemberg ner6inoet,
bcrge6rungen fino. Betrogroo in-
oeiien meloet, baB Die 9eutid1en
Dobl Elm Sort genonnnen bntteu,
ans oemiel6en ober ipieoer bertric.
ben tpur0eu. Weit teinem @ort tDiro
Der 8egna9me Der ipi6tigen rltIii-
ihen GteGung BET StrDi uno Der
Ginnabme Oieier Sta6t ieIbIt @r.
pdbnii1tg getb1n. stn9 an Der
83upn ftnb bic 9eiti9en pieoer
snm glngriff ii6ergeganeen I'M fih
5u ndberr. @1m peiF
ober ni9t, Oh oieies nttr Elm S6ein.
nrgriff lit, Inn su berbtnOern oob
Die 9fuiien mebr Sruppen bon bort
3uriid5ieben, Inn ie tlo9 @n[i5ien
8il ienoen. Die 0eutihen inlo De.
iterrei6er beb1ltpten, oaB fie mai.
reno oes Monats Wtoi 100000 9ful.
Zen gefangen genomluen uno cine
foIoIiaIe @riessbelte eenlndt baben.
Gei benz rpie oa lpcIle, bic 9iuiien|
lcilten trosoem bnrtnGdisen 8ioer.
gtan1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

@ermauia (8u sytaIin). SD babe
Dir Sreuc seihmoren unO 8reue &c.
ba aten. SStalia: Gas mar oeiu
Giol" - @ermnfiio: ngu 6oIt mir
Srene eeidnoren uno Die 3reue &C.
hrohen.~ ytolio: Cos mar
@tein Chr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

geter 8eis, I'M ct. SoIcpb So
ipitol tbGtig, erbieIt gaodridt bon
iciilen 9oter, bnB iein @ruoer Sol.
@eis bel ben SGupfen ont gler.
anitnI GeinlLen iei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

- .. q. @urn DeutIGer Opti.
tsr. sIueen auteriudt fir Bril-
Len. A4a-6 g1an0sis Geadalpe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

faafabtfialli
Nitn. y. Junt mbty puuhun
Tic dsiaHa prgmasl ili
witaff in aAfffeiaiHhl nuaati
iuitn lght. DO laHitl bsnis
tint eililitat Auinneiaaua
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03
lInaeIenrs Nrieasbenle.

Huber 0cr sfrieBshate. BIC In
Dem geitrisen cfitlieAH AerIipr
ecridlt angegeben iuor6eu mar. er.
oberien mir mabreno 0es 9lonats
Dlai is9 WlinitiouSmugeu. ionic
$500 gIrtiuerieaeidoiie berihieocneu
adIibers. $4,000 0eipebrpotroneH
um6 $4,000 @eipebre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
ALLIES ONLY WAY.
Must Meet Germany's Superiority in
Ammunition, Says Sir Will
liam Nicoll.

London, June 11.-"sWhere Germ
any once had marked superiority in
men, she now has a superiority IN
ammunition, an advantage she Will
press to its fullest. The only way for
the Allies to avert disaster is to
equip themselves and, to do this,
Great Britain must stand behind
David Lloyd-George as minister OF
munitions as one man. Moreover, If
he is not given a free hand, he may
resign"
Sir William Robertson Nicoll thus
sums up the situation, as he sees 1t,
in the current issue of the British
Weekly, one of the best known jour
nails in England. Sir William is the
editor of the publication and, in adj
dition, he is close friend of the head
of the newly-created ministry of mu-
nitions.
The writer admits that the Ger
man plans may miscarry, as they
have miscarried before; and especi-
ally so if the Dardanelles should be
forced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
7: BRYAN,s RETIREMENT.
SOME Persons Think it Means 3
Split in the Democratic
Party.

Detroit, Mich, June 11.-John Hays
Hammond, special envoy OF the UNI
ted States to the coronation Of King
George of England, declares that
he believes the retirement OF Bryan
means open war between him and
the President, and a possible split
in the Democratic party.
presidents Wilson's first note to
Germany was diplomatic blunder,"
declared Mr.. Hammond. Bryan in
retiring from the cabinet at this time
has seized hold of the opportunity OF
his life.
ellis resigning makes Wilson look
comparative like war man. Wilson
really is a peace man, too, but Bryan
appears in contrast to him.
"Now this will give Bryan che
votes he has always commanded.
There are thousands of men who will
vote for him in this country, just as
some Mexicans vote for Benito
Juarez, who has been dead forty
years"
Lincoln, Nebr., June 1i.-"Home
folks" are still loyal to William
Jennings Bryan, but the composite
opinion of friend and foe is that he
has made the greatest political blum
der of his his life in resigning from
the cabinet.
There is active speculation as to
gard for Bryan in Lincoln that has
existed for years, and the same ad-
miration for him as man, but the
feeling is strong, even among his
neighbors and intimates, that he
should have rather harmonized his
own views with those Of the Presi-
denton at least remained silent, and
by all means, remained in the cahi,
net.
There is actives peculation as tc
Mr.. Bryan's future plans. One
which seems to meet the popular
idea, is that he will return to Ne.
braska, and make a campaign fol
the United States Senate against
Senator Hitchcock, either in person
or by proxy.
Another is that he will spend the
next few years in lecturing, ant
be ready for any political opportun
ity that may present itself. Still
another is that he will give up party
politics and become a temperance
and suffrage evangelist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
WHERE GERMANY WILL LOSE.
Pittsburgh Plants to Make Chemi-
Gals Hitherto Imported.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June .11.-An-
nouncement is made here of the
early completion in the Pittsburgh
district of three chemical plants to
manufacture wide range of chemi-
cal products heretofore imported
from European countries now at war.
One plant will produce 25 tons of
synthetic alcohol daily, another 16
tons of nitric acid, and the third will
be confined to the production of the
more refined chemical products of
benzol. The initial manufactur-
ing units represent an investment
of some 100000, which, it IS
stated, will later be increased to
sl2,000,000. The plants are located
at Carnegie, Oakdale and Mobiles
town, all Pittsburgh suburbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
NO DISCORD REPORTED.
They are Pennsylvania Kind Who
Like to Work and Keep the
Peace, Not Strike

South Bethlehem, Pa, June IL
Following careful investigation, SC
far as can be learned, there are no
outward or inward evidences of dis
cord among the $4,000 employees. Of
the Bethlehem Steel Works. A great
part of the gigantic plant is now busy
manufacturing munitions of war for
the allies.
There are also no evidence that al.
legged German agents, failing to pur-
chase the war munition plants, among
them said to be the Bethlehem Steel,
are now working here in an effort to
create labor troubles or strikes in
order to cripple these plants in full
filling their war contracts.
While about one-half Of the en-
ployees of the Bethlehem Steel plant
have German blood in their veins,
they are mostly of Pennsylvania Ger
man descent and have no pronounced
feeling for Germany in war days.
For the most part they are industri-
Gus and peace-loving and it is said
not likely to be foolish enough to go
out on strike when they are now earn
ing big wages and large bonuses and
have the prospect of working full
time for years to come.
The fact that the Bethlehem Steel
stocks are again beginning to soar
and consequent revival of rumors that
the German interests were again try
ing to obtain control Of the company
brought from the Bethlehem Steel
Company officials the usual denial
Of the truth of the rumors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
EXCURSION
COLONIAL BEACH
Famous Pleasure Resort

Famous Pleasure Resort
Bathing, fishing and all amusements
Steamer ST. JOHNS.
makes trip every Saturday at 3 D.
m. and every Sunday at $50 a. m.
until June goth. Fare adults, return
ing same day SOC stop-over tickets
$l.OO; children one half fare.
MOONLIGHT SAILS
every day except Saturday and Sum
day 73O p. m. Fair, Adults, Csc,
children 15c.
Wharf-Foot Of Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11

Mrs. Florence Crowder, aged IS
years, is dead in her home in Cow
ington and Rufus Crowder, her hus-
band, is in Jail there on the suspic-
ion that he knows something about
the death. Other belief is that Mrs.
Crowder took carbolic acid and that
this is the direct cause of her death.
The deceased left 4 small child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11

J. H. Proctor, So years old, a pain
ter, who lived in West Philadelphia,
fell So feet to the boardwalk from
Fogg's Pier, Ocean City, Wednesday
afternoon and broke his neck. He
landed on his feet and the force Of
the jar is thought to have caused the
fatal injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11

FOR SALE-One SOrrcl Horse, sold
at reasonable price. Apply to j.
Drcifus 6 Sons, , and i South
Wharfs. S-1wk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11

Money Saving Prces-Every Article Guaranteed
Standard Quality or Money Back.
, Our Pride Coffee in Red Cartons, Per ID ..... 24c
We are gaining new customers on this coffee every
day. Try one package on your next or
der use it once or twice and if not satisfactory
turn to us and we will return you the full purchase
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
LOST

WA TED-Investor with from
81 900 to $4,000 for building opera
ton in Alexandria. 20 per cent
annual dividend assured. Fullest
references. Investor, Care AleXan-
dria Gazette. H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11

One hundred Red Cross ambulances
and 200 motor vans, which were
about to be delivered to the British
war office, were destroyed by a mys-
FERROUS fire in factory at Park
Royal yesterday. Scotland Yard be-
lieves the fire was set by a German
sympathizer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
NOTICE.

/ have purchased for the season
the hotel belonging to w. E. Dixon,
near Marshall Hall, Nd, and will
take in summer boarders by the day
or week and will also furnish conn
try meals to transient boarders.
8-1wk. MRS. C.. A PATTI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
''When my daughter had whoopin,

"When my daughter had whooping
cough she coughed so hard at one
time that she had hcmorrhage of the
lungs. was terribly alarmed about
her condition. Seeing Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy so highly recommend
ed ! got her bottle and it relieved
the cough at once. Before she had
finished two bottles of this remedy
she was entirely we'll" writes Mrs.
S. F. Grimes, Crooksville, Ohia.
Obtainable everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11

Select Hard Shell and Deviled Crabs
at Jacob Drills Foot of King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
MOONLIGHT SAILS
FOR RENT
Possession June II

Cottage at Braddock. T
rooms, hall, bath, hot water,
good range, large cellar,
beautiful shade and lawn,
chicken house and yard.
Kent $40,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11
CLASSIFIED ADS

One Insertion Csc; two insertions
lOc; three insertions soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-11

WANTED-Well established manu-
featuring plant desires active
young business man as partner
$4,000 required. Splendid oppor-
tunity to secure interest paying
$4,000 per annum. References re-
ouired and furnished. Apply
Manufacturer, Care Alexandria Ga
Zette. "N'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26
POOR HAY AND
APPLE CROPS IN MAINE.

ST. AUGUSTA, Me.-The growing
and reaping season of 1915 promises
to be a disastrous one for Maine farm
ers whose income depends upon the
hay and apple crops, according to
estimates based on a canvass of con-
ditions in central Maine.
There will be, loss of over $1,000
900 on the hay crop alone, it is esti-
mated, If these conditions hold
throughout the state, and it is be
lieved here that they do This is due
in a large part to the heavy rainfall
last month. Early frosts were said
to have caused loss Of $1,250,0 900 in
the Maine apple crop.
Farmers in central Maine are put
ting into their barns about two-thirds
of the normal hay crop, and an aver
age of one-third of this is said to be
too poor to sell. Orchardists declare
that, beyond a few barrels OF poor
fruit from the best apple trees, fit
only for making cider, they will not
harvest. ~