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trafen bic RlBen ben 25ldhrigeH
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deH eo6iAuit In Slullfari BITE MHros
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stn bts 0riqts sitlbtpubt ma auat
Iabis uub IN ben 3tiin BEG aritafs nitt
uur ben milildfiihen. ioHb,rn aud ben
piribidattIiasu gt0irfniTsH p%otauf &C.
redt murbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
1er alusiie epln bes @eidatanaIers

Der Speitt Go6n beB gieidstan5terg,
Bslir BON getbmnnn 9ofipsg bal Tib iebt
beim 3. @arbtslllanen Nsgiment ais
Observation-Disclosures osItelt. Der iunat
@ttbmdnn, ber i'm is. aebensi1bre hsbt,
btin1te bis6tr bas arnbta @DmnaIum in
DabIem. 3ori bat tr feline got1reife
priifung ~beItanben. Er lpurbe, ba er BEL
Der liufsrIudnng aIs bisufttaugIia bsFuns
ben Dorbsn IN, lofort bel IeiHem Rsgis
msnt tinselisIt. Ger dlteite Gobn bes
aan5Iers III III qoten seFdflen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
Ser @ailanber 9pnt feItarnn.

0as Militdrtommanoo bat bic Be-
n1dlung nit grauer 5drbs ber solbglGns
3euben Raoonna nuf Der b06ten Spite
Oes MuiIdn0gr 9omes anbfp1lep. arbei=
ter finb bei4dftigt bic pertbpplsn gez
malten S6reiben aus ben GenItsrn bes
@cmes gu entfernen. gud Bic iontigen
RunftUerte unO Der Gomidab perbeu in
Si6er9eit gebradt. Die Sngeblltter beben
9erpor, OaB bic 8ebDlterung bic Qu6ri6t
BON Der ariegsertldrung gefaBt unb rlbig
enlightenment babe, mas immerbin eineu
mertpirbigen apntruit gu benz piit6ens
ben ariessgei6rei her 6eber biIbet, bic
nod Dor einigen 9agen bic StraBtn bea
3ettrums Der Stabt beberrT6tn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

dnafnpmmtu. bsreits porIieasnbe obst
oardl bic 9tisftaiieu 5ur Giuliderura a.
lunssHbe Senbunem lperben ben abIsns
bern 5uriidessfben.
Der pripdte 3eItgrdpbtns unb 5srns
ipretbsrtsbr mad unb bon Stdlitn III
ebgnfuaS sinaeitelt. Der Gtautsfetrts
tar bts Rsidaspoitdmta ardetts."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
MailarIperre ppn gars nnb anffrrs.

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Idmmtli9e in Berlin neilenben Mitifdrs
p%erIpuen ben gtfebl ertbeilt, cine Gei6e
bon 8erliner Bars unb &dfftts nd6reab
oes arisges n a I 3u beIuden. Su eiris
gen Sagen Ioa bisier 8eTebI nod auf cine
peitere an8dbl nusgsDebnt lptrben. DieTe
MuRnubme III, nie mir b0ren, nibt burn
bic STIRRING Der in 8etradt tommenben
8ei4dfte, fonbern Iebioli6 aug rein mills
Multiplication @riinben erfoIgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
qnttlidr gelauntnadmha.

Der poTtbertghr stpifaen 9mfT6Iunb
nnb 5talisn in gdasll6 einesielt uno
iinoet aud auF Dem Msee iiber anbere
ednbtr ni4t HitBr fat. IS rerben baber
isirgrlsi qoItItuOunsta mad SIaIien msbr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
genr6onenprins nlg hrnlidtr c6err.

6sr3og deroinanb bon galdbrisn,
priH5 bon Bourbon, gheF bt8 6. bdberis
iden acknowledgements felt 1911,
uurbc pom G0niq bon 9apern. iomit pm
ieintm S9riegerbdter. gum buperiI6en
0berfen ernannt. 8emertmSptrtb an bits
Ter Grnennung III, baB Fe gerabe iebt
mad BEN austritt StaIens aus Dem
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iden @hren .nieoerleaen" pirb. Tenn
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fir geiu6bnli9 Miindsn III, 1T Der tiinFs
tige 9bronprdtenbent fir beibe Si3ilien,
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bas 1860 bon Sarbiniens 5taIien annefz
tirt puroe. Mit RiidIi6t auF Stalien
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sum beutfhen Sffi5ier gu .rne1ntn. Ger
0erlieb ibm bor tur3em bas @iTsrne
ba fi9 Der 9rin3 auf Dem Rriegss
fdauplabe, auf benz er felt MonaEen
tDsilt, beiuubers uusge8sidnet bat.
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eisstls tIrenfeI asaen aentIdIanh

Mosner's Stisfertel unb gis3fs lit.
enteI her iunse 6raf @iI 8ropina, fdmpft
als RsEsrDeoffi5ier i'm italienif9en
peer geseH DeutIdIanb. Seine Mulitr
glanbine, eeb. b. Billion, Bic Sodter
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lieniide MarinspffiSiers @raf 8iaaio
8rdbina. Der aus dltem gormdnnsns
gei6lsnte iIanmt. 5n gapgalib miro
man oieis Gage Der @iHgs iangsIi9
%enpfinbsn, ba man pobl es66iH bate,
an benz iuneeu Grofen, Der IN BEN IsBtea
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tbeorstiT9e 4usbilbung bolsOg, sinmaI
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Esut6sr @srtes b~erunsuilhsl
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el6erfelber e~ieberlairI II grnHef.

quS 8riifel tpirb pom 81. mlat oes
rneloet: Dds &on5srt Der @IbtrFelbe gies
o%ertafeI, Oas gsftern (sonRta0 i'm Brill.
ieler SonIerbdtoriun unb i'm 2aaarett
tdttfanb, erntste aroBsn 8eifaa. Grsels
.len5 Greibtrr b. Biting iprdA benz @ers
Elm uno beipnbers BET GoliItin SbereIe
6unds9erIin perIonIi9 feline anerIennund
anO Ieinen 8dnt fir oielen T86neu @ruB
aus Der Seimatb aus unb Bat ale Mlits
pirfsnoe1, gu 6auIe mit3utbeiIeu, man
nOge in 8eutT@lanO unbeIorgt Ieiu, oa
bier treue Mad)t se6aItsn iptrbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23
Gngliide gruppeu burdl rigrne artiI.
lerie in ben Gnmpi aetrieben.

4us bem @roben 6%aaptdudrtitr piro
geiariebtn: Jn sinem in~tertfonten 3us
iammsnbauge nit ben tir3li9 ber6ffents
tihten erlogsHen gtbduptungen eines engs
Iii4en gQugen5eusena noHa9 bsutI6s
arti1erit duf tigsne Sufanterie qeI6oFen
babe, iebt foIgenoer 9sfsbl elmer engIis
Ihen 8iOifpu, Der unter ben 8apitrsn
6es Gommanbeurs Der 8. cdn1oif9en Sns
fantsriebriguOs, SbsrF turner, gtfunbeu
fpurbe:
"A. 0ibiiion. gs 1T CUR aenutnis bes
DibiHnnstomman6eurs estommen, bnb
itb ndbrenS Der lebten Sample siniQs
Qeute Der 9ibiiion Dem 6einb eraebsn
baben, uno ipeiter, bdB biefe 6anblang
BON Gffi8ieren urb mtunnI6aften onberer
@inbeiten bemertt tpurbs, bic in einiaen
8duen ni9t tinIdritten. Der 0ibifons.
tommanbeur befie6lt, bic aufmertIamteit
after OffiSisrs uno mdnnThdFttn auf
oiefe ThatIads gu ltnten unb allen @ras
ben ein3uprGgen, baB es lire erIte unb
oringenbite 9flidt III, isben M1nn su sr.
fdieBe1, oer ii9 3t ersebsn ber1u9t, tper
es aud lei. MeHn bic abt6tilune aroB
9enuq III. um GrfOlg 81 psripreHsn, muB
ioFort bds Qrti1srisfeuer In bic gcasnS
gelentt perbeu. - (af3) 5a9Ior, Sberts
%leutndnt, abb, 4. Tipifon"
9as gsnigt fiji ~anbefunssns 9eurs
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Tie sstrahe brs. Is. Snfanteris.
reaiments".

Cur Grinnrung an Die sablrcidtn
~ru9mpo[lsn Siege, bic has aSniagrdber
acknowledgement Nr. is ouF ben
Sdld9tfelocrn bss sesenDdrtisen @eIts
trteges errungn bot, bsI1Iob oie Glubi.
bertrstune bon a0niegrSb, elmer Der
i40nftsn Gtrdben Der Stabt ben glumtn
> trabe Oes is. acknowledgements gu
eebsH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-23

Fir rcucn @inirrfrlhin a gcriihet.
Bon ~beIonbsrer gsoeutuna ipdren bic
Gr0rterungen i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes
oeutIhen Rei6stnss8 iiber bic tpirtbfdofts
Iiht Gage, Qtuf bic 6raoe zines RommiIs
fonsmitgtiebss, Oh bic 6eeresperfpaltuno
fir ben 6utl elmer IGngeren Selo3uoss
bauer IN Der @treitftaung son RobIfoFs
fen. 3ertilen II. {. n. qtniiaenb 0orIoras
attroffeu babe, CAB Der ittlpertrttcnOe
4rtegsminiiter bic 6ttimints dlIqemetn
BET rifoiatnoe @rtldrang ab, 6ab Islbft ein
neiier MiuterTsfo5ug 9tuiE6ldnb in ieber
9c3irbung e%triftet finbn piiroe. qae
NoAitoffe fsien In ~gtniigsnoen Wlafen
oorbanoen unb es Mile ais ausoefbloIs
fen beseiduct perbcn, oaB inFolae irqenS
MaugtIs bic Gdtagtraft 6es beits
lhsu 9teres beeintrd6tigt pttben lDnae.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
NO DECISION IN ITALY
AS TO NATIONS COURSE
King Victor Emmanuel Holds Impor.
tant Conferences With Cab
met Members.
DEEP SECRECY is MAINTAINED
Energetic Campaign Being Conduct
ed I'm Press on Behalf OF Allies.
Negotiations to Avoid Hostilities
Still I'm Progress.

ROME. April 26 (via Paris).-The
prevailing opinion in parliamentary
circles is that II no definite decision as
to 1taly's participation In the war Is
reached by May IL. when the Chamber
OF Deputies is reconvcned, Parliament
tions could not be discussed in Par
Lament while they still were under
negotiations. it Is argued, and it would
be absurd for II to discuss triflng mat
ters when such highly important ques-
tions were before the country.
King Victor Emmanuel conferred
with his Cabinet members yesterday.
He talked with Premier Salandra and
Foreign Minister Sonnino at length,
and was closeted for an hour with
Minister OF War Zupelli
An energetic campaign is being con-
Quoted In the Italian press on behalf
of the allies. Every day there appear
kilograms from Petrograd warning
Italy that IL she does not soon inter-
vene she will lose everything. 1t Is
said the allies have decided to give
nothing. in case they are victorious, to
neutral power. which. in the words OF
Jules Cambon. the French diplomat,
"Rushes to succor the victor"
The newspapers also publish dis
patches from London saying the Italian
amba assador there is about to sign with
Sir Edward Grey an agreement pro-
viding that Italy shall side with tho
allies.
The truth OF the matter is. however,
that there Is little basis for these vari-
Gus reports. 1t can only be said that
the negotiations still are proceeding
and that they are surrounded with the
deepest secrecy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
SUBMITS PLAN FOR RAISING
GARIRSI,DIAN JEGJn

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
ROME. April 26.-lt is reported that
Colonel Pcppino Garibaldi, grandson OF
Giuseppe Garibnldi. has laid before the
King plan for raising Garibaldian
legion In tho event OF war. Garibaldi
has made every preparation for en-
rolling large numbers of soldiers in
the special legion. If the general staff
gives him permission.
In the belief that such step would
arouse great enthusiasm for war
among the Italian people, 1t is believed
the military authorities will not favor
the proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27

LONDON. April 26.-The tremendous
battle begun by the German attack on
the allied arclike front around Ypres.
in the plains of Flanders. continues
with undimnished fury, and England.
like the rest OF Europe is awaiting the
outcome with undisguised anxiety.
Even the news that the allied fleet
and army have commenced an attack
on the Dardanellcs and that troops
are advancing against the Turkish in
trenchmcnts has received only passing
attention In the face OF the stakes that
are In the balance In the battle which
Is being fought beyond the English
Channel
While most persons believe tho Ger
mans, by the stroke they have delivered
against the British. French and Bel
gians once again are aiming at Dun
kirk and Calais others believe that II
Is only n feint to draw the allies re-
serves while preparations are being
made for an attack at some other po!nt
In the long line
SUCCESSFUL COUP
MADE ny GERMANS
Whatever are the Germans inten-
tions. they certainly made success
full coup, which. while 1t did not break,
who were holding the British portion
Of the lines wcre the first to recover
themselves. and in conntcrattack-
praises OF which are ringing through
out the empire--recaptured the ground
they had been compelled to give up, and
since then, with their comrades. have
withstood the German assaults.
The French and Belgians who re-
ceived the blast in fuller force and
were driven back across the canal be-
tween Boesinghe and Steenstraate.
were not much slower in recovering,
and. according 10 the French official
reports. regained possession OF the
canal banks and most of the sur
rendered territory to the east.
There is no inclination here, however,
to belittle the initial success of the
German sweep, and the work that is
ahead OF the allied armies before the
situation can be fully restored
REVENGE OF GERMANS
FOR NEUVE CHAPELLE
a writer in the Pail Mall Gazette
describes 1t n mastery tactical
counterstroke" and declares that 'It
the Germans have waited long TO take
their revenge for Neuve Chapelle, they
have taken 1t now" BY getting across
the canal. 1t is pointed out. the Ger
mans gained for the moment commaI.d
OF the new roads. and IL they had rot
been driven back, would have forced
reimbursement OF the whole allied line
in tho region OF Ypres.
The official reports throw little light
on the progress OF the battle. but news
from Holland gives the Information
that the cannonade last night was moro
severe than ever, and that long trains
of German re-enforcements going to
the front are passing equally long
trains OF wounded bound for the base
hospitals. There is no likelihood,
therefore. that the battle will be opsrs
for some days to come. as the Germans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
MRS. ALC0CK WINS DECREE
Charges American millionaire Ranch
Owner with Inndelity.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON. April 26.-An American
millionaire ranch owners love affairs
were before the Divorce Court to-day
IN suit brought by Mrs. Lucretin Full
ton Alcock, against James Augustus
Alcock. The latter Is owner of tho
Carizozo cattle ranch In White Oaks
~ NJ. and is also Interested in the
silver Pick Mine at Telluride. Col, and
another cattle ranch In Arizona.
Mrs. Alcock was formerly Lucretia
Archibald. OF San Francisco. and was
married to Alcock In January, 1885,
at st. Paul's Church In Los Angeles
She came to England six years ago
She now charges her husband with in
hdelity, naming n married woman, to
whom Alcock paid large sums to run
his house and business as managcress
Tho suit was undefended, and tho
court granted a decree Of judicial
separation to Mrs. Alcock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
HOW TO CURE SPRING FEVER
Eat Fewer Stenks, More Fruit saInds,
nnd Don't Forget Exercise.
Especial TO Tho Times-D,snatch1

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.J
NEW YORK, April 26.-Anothcr of
the good old-fashioned remedies has
gone overheard with a loud splash be-
fore the discoveries Of modern medicine.
And not single boy Will mourn its
passing. Listen to the words of DR..
Welzmllcr. physical director of the
Young MEMS Christian Association, tho
man who has just knocked sulphur and
molasses through the ropes:
There Is as much virtue inS dill
pickle as there Is in sulphur and mo-
lasses. Neither will cure spring fever.
Change your food with the changing
season Eat fewer steaks and more
fruit salads and don't forget a little
exercise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
TO ATTACK COAST OF CANADA
German Fleet Reported mn on wny
Acroh. Ocean. .->--.,

PORTLAND. ORE, April Ca Ger
man fleet Is headed for the Atlantic
coast or Canada to lombard important
cities and forti'ications there. accord
ing 10 letter received to-day by Cap
tain Carl Brauch. master OF the Ger
man bark Dalbek. interned here since
July 20, from friend, who is a deck
officer OF tho German navy.
Eight days before the German fleet
hombarded Scarborough. Hartlepool
ana other ports, received letter
from the same friend. telling that the
German fleet would strike for the Brit
ish coast" said Captain Brauch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
WILL EXHIBIT TROPHIES
Lady Mackenzie 10 Entertain Friends
nj n "Junglc Dinner1
Especial 10 The T1mes-p,spatob

Especial 70 The T1mes-Dispatch]
NEW YORK, April 26.-Wild animals
will cavort AT Delmon!co's on Friday
night. and tho skins Of their moro I'M
fortunate ancestors will drape tho
walls at a Jungle dinner" TO be given
by Lady Mackenzie, who han lust re-
turned from n long hunting eSnedition
In East Africa. About nifty blg-pame
hunters will be her guests. Tho
young OF animals she killed In Africa
VIII be on exhibition.
Assisting Lady Mackenzie Will be E.
NJ Shelley. who accompanied her on
the latter part Of her expedition. and
whom she regards as one OF the best
and coolest shots in the world.