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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
Defeated Soldiers Seek Ref
uge in Adjoining Country.
Act is Expected to
Force 2 Decision.
MONASTlR NOW TN
HANDS OF BULGARlANS
Next Step of TeutOn-Bulgar
Allies Will be an Attack
Upon the Allied Force
in South Serbia.

LONDON. Dec Serbian troops
who abandoned Monastir TO the VIC
torious Bulgarians are reported I'm
dispatch from Rome 20 have sought
refuge on Greek territory. This de-
velopment, the dispatch adds. VIII
bring To- head at once the negoua-
uons between Greece and the en-
tente allies The Athenian govern
ment viii be forced TO decide i'm
mediately whether the Serbians shall
be interned or shall be permitted 10
reorganize their forces for further
operations.
Demands hy the allies for freedom
OF movement of the forces resisting
the Bulgars have been the chic! is
sue IN the representations made at
Athens by reprs sentatives OF France
and England While these demands
related specifically 90 tie Anglo
French eXpeditionary troons. they
are understood TO have included also
any Serhians that might be driven
across the Greek fontier.
BY capturing Monastir and Priz-
rend. the Bulgarians have almost
cleared the Serbians from the terri
tory that King Peters army acquired
in the Balkan wars. thus COMPLETING
the task performed 10y the Austro-
German forces ia old Serbia
II Is expected that the next step
or the Teuton-Bulgar allies viii ba
an attack upon the Anglo-French
forces in southeastern Serbia.
Would be Menace.
The presence Of the allies on the
Nardar front will be a continual
menace TO Bulgaria and the Orient
railway, upon which Germany re-
lies TO keep Turkey supplied with
guns and munitions.
Reports received from Petrograd
that Roumania would not oppose
Russian troops passing through he~
territory seem 10 be erroneous 4,
view Of the latest advices received
here. The first contradiction OF these
reports came from Copenhap gen YES
terday IN message stating that Ron
mania has warned Russia not IN
send its ships into the Danube Dis
patches received from Berlin and
tended
10 corroborate the Copenhagen in
formation
The Berlin dispatch stated the
Bucharest correspondent OF the
Iageblatt had reported that Rom
mania had notified Russia that Rou-
mania's neutrality wogld be main
tanned demanding that the Russian
government take no action in viola
ton to the neutrality.
SOFIA CVia Berlin by Wirelasg,
Dec. THE Bulgarian war office "a.
day announced the capture OF Prsz-
rend. Between 5000 and 17O0O
prisoners were taken: also so field
cannon and howitzers. 10000 rides
and 1f8 automobiles.
King Peter of Serbia and the Pms
sian minister fled from the citv on
iCO\TINU- OK PACE TvFrr,r-r-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
THREE KILLED.

MONTREAL. Que. Dec. Three
persons were killed and a number
seriously injured in "a collision on
the Canadian Pacific railway near
m rbrooke today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
BEWARE! DIME NOVEL
Is OUT IN DISGUISE

Better books as Christmas gifts
for boys are being advocated by
the public library and the boys
department Of the Y. NJ. c. a as
part of a nationwide campaign
for better reading for children.
According 10 r. II. Cheley, secre-
tary OF the boys department Of
the local association, and press
notices sent out by the Boy
Scouts OF America. dime novel;
literature is being sold under
cloth covers at high prices. These
prices are said 20 be causing
many people TO allow boys 70
read these books. while they
would not be permitted 10 look at
the cheaper works.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
Reported That Government
Intends to Take Over Three
American Ships Seized
at Sea.
HOLD ACT Is VIOLATION
OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Strongest Protest Since War
Began Will be Sent if Re-
port is True-COn-
greSs May Act.

HALIFAX. y. S, Dec. 1.-The
steamer Hooking. which was seized
while flying the American flag. has
been requisitioned l. the British
government despite the fact that the
first prize court hearing on the mat
ter will not be held until this after
noon. 1t Will be used pending the
final decree of condemnation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. lit was
officially announced at the state de-
partment today that this govern
ment has cabled Ambassador Page
at London, requesting him to ask the
British foreign office if it is true that
England intends to requisition the
American ships, Genesee, Hooking
and Kankakee, which have been
seized by British warships. before
prize courts have passed on their
seizure
officials indicated that if the Brit
ish foreign office gives an affirmative
answer the United States win i'm
mediately register the most vigorous
protest il has lodged with a foreign
government since the outbreak of
the war.
The report that Great Britain al
ready has pressed the Hooking and
Genesee into service has reached
the state department only in unOf-
fetal form. No action can be taken
on these reports, it was stated
The inquiry was made through
EAAlAhdoodhOA d6t ~ dS " nave
grounds for immediate action.
Laws Are Violated.
1t was pointed out that Great Brit
ain is violating international laws
and even its own prize court in COM
Wandering the vessels before for
NAL condemnation proceedings are
taken. rule of the British prize
court is said TO expressly stipulate
that no vessel or it's cargo shall be
requisitioned by the government until
the seizure is upheld by a prize court.
Unofficial reports that have been re-
ceived here say that the British APP
propriated both the Genesee and its
cargo at St Lucia.
The latest advocate of congress
sionaI action is James r. Mann, the
republican floor leader Of the house.
He said today that he was confident
that unless the United States took
more firm steps to protect its rights.
the increased export trade which
American manufacturers are seek
ing Will not materialize
May Block Move.
Leader Mann. however, said that
re did not believe congressional ac-
ton would be secured, as he expect
ed the administration to take steps
TO block it,
1t is expected that shortly after
congress cOnvenes next week a num-
her of resolutions dealing with this
situation will be introduced. Sen.
Hoke Smith of Georgia. who will
speak for the cotton interests of the
south, is preparing a speech in which
he will denOunce the British order in
council and will cite precedents to
indicate that the placing of cotton
on the cOntraband list by the allies
was a direct violation of their writ
ten pledges.
Meanwhile Scc'y Lansing has
about completed the supplemental
protest 10 Great Britain, dealing
with the cotton embargo The posi-
ton taken by the United States in
this connection is that having agreed
TO the principles set forth in the dec
laration of London. England and
France are bound TO accept the view
that cotton cannot agally be in
Cluded in any absolute contraband
list. 1t is expected that this protest
will be sent forward early next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
SWEDISH SHIP is SUNK
Sabrina Said to be Victim of Ger
man Sub.

COPENHAGEN, Dec. l.. The
Swedish ship Sabrina has been tor
pedoed in the North sea by a Ger
man submarine. The crew was res
cued and taken to Emden. The Swe-
dish steamer Emma. bound from
Denmark TO the United States. has
been lost in the North sea, but
whether it was torpedoed is not
known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
COMPANY BROKE.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec l.
L. s. Judge s r. Stanford has de-
clared the Dayton Coal x Iron Co.
of Dayton, Tenn y. bankrupt Liza
buities are listed as s1,640,000 and
asserts at S1.3OO.O00.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01

LONDON, Dec. I. -. "ROumania
will send an ultimatum TO Austria
600 men in the Balkans" says what
purpOrts TO be a dispatch from Blu
charest given out by the Central
News agency today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George Taylor. tarmer. Pearl.
Mich: Milla Schlanbusch. Pearl.
Mich.
Louis a. Straw. blacksmith. Chi
cago. Cora NJ. Medium. Grand Rap
ids. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01

considered serious.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Cen. Vii
Ia blames the United States for his
downfall and has sworn TO revenge
himself by raidiEg American towns
along the border according TO re-
port received at the war department
today from Gen. Funston at Nogales.
villa has abandoned his attempt to
retake Hermosillo from the Carranza
forces With $500 men and 10 ma
chine guns he is now marching east
from Querobabi.
Gen. Funston stated that Villa is
telling his men that he will break
his army up into guerilla bands and
conduct raids into the United States
all along the Texas border.
Il can scarcely believe that villa
seriously intends so hazardous an
operation the report said.
Both the Carranza and American
forces are preparing for any move
that Villa may make. Gen. Funston
has sent a machine gun troop and
four troops of cavalry TO NacO to
strengthen the garrison there. Gen.
Obregon. Carranza's chief military
commander, is preparing to move
5000 troops through the United
States in order to place them on the
border on the Mexican side to cap
ture bands Of Villistas trying 10 get
into the United States
Forces Are Alnplc.
Gen. Funston concluded his report
by saying that the American forces
along the border are ample to take
care Of any situation that may come
up.
Admiral Winslow today notified
the navy department that he has
reached Topolobampo on his flagship
the san Diego and that so far as he
has been able 10 ascertain there has
been some raiding in the interior of
the Naqui valley, but no loss of life.
Cen Dieguz of Carranza's forces
has assured him, Admiral Winslow
said that a mounted patrol of 100
Carranza troops viii be put on duty
at the entrance TO the valley and
5000 other troops be maintained
within quick striking distance
DOUGLAS. Ariz., Dec Amer
icr1 troops recently sent TO Nogales
have been ordered back To Douglas
in anticipation If another attack by
Gen. Villa on Aguaprieta. The sew
euth and Goth infantry is expected
here this afternoon
40 confirmation has been received
Of reports that IN American named
Lehr has been FILLED 10y Yaqui In
dians and his wife Snd three children
carried Oft into the mountains.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
Gen. Funston Reports That
Rebel Leader has Sworn
to Revenge Himself
Against Americans.
CARRANZA SOLDIERS
TO AID AMERICANS
Will be Stationed Along Bor-
der to Prevent Followers
of Villa From Enter
ing United States.

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec. Three
thousand Villistas under Gen. Rod
riguez are advancing on the Ameri-
can mining town Of Naco, Ariz-' al
ter cutting off the railway 80 miles
south of here. Gen. Funston arrived
this forenoon. He Immediately took
charge of the situation. which is
considered serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01

BERLIN, De-. 1.-(Eia Amster-
dam. )-Importan Reichstag com
mittees met today and took up va
rious phases Of the governments
legislative program. These are Of
such a nature as 10 show that the
government expects a long war.
The socialist paper Vorwarts again
takes up the peace question today.
1t demands that members of the
Richstag be permitted TO engage in
a free and public discussion Of peace
terms Ito insure TO the government
the support OF the people when peace
negotiations start"
The Berlin newspapers generally
praise the speech of Pres't Ksempf OF
the Reichstag at the opening session
and assert that his announcement
that Germany has enough grain and
potatoes 10 supply the people with
food is a notice u the allies that their
efforts to starve Germany have
failed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
AUSTRO CABINET
MEMBERS RESIGN
Successors Are Named by
Emperor-Germany Pre-
pareS For Long War.

LONDON, Dec. Three mem bers
of the Austrian cabinet, the minis
tiers Of commerce, finance and the
interior, have resigned. according TO
a Central News dispatch from Am
sterdam which give the Wiener lei
tung as authority for its report.
According TO the Wiener Zeitung.
adds the amsterdam message. EN-
perOr Francis Joseph accepted the
ministers designations and thanked
the three for their work. which was
crowned with success despite diff
cult conditions. AS their successors
the emperor appointed Prince Hob
len-Schllingfurst, minister OF the in
terror; Count Won Lette, minister OF
finance, and Herr Won Fitzmueller,
minister Of commerce"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
THE WEATHE

INDIANA. - Fair tonight and
Thursday. colder tonight and IN
south portion Thursday.
LOWER MICHIGAN. - Fair to-
night end Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-01
Spent 100000.

Buenz said he spent about 10000
of the money of the Hamburg Amer
lean line in his war enterprise and
undertook obligations aggregating
1900, coo. OF this about $1,000, 600
was for charters and supplies and
$500, 600 for indemnities and loss and
damage. And all this. Buenz said.
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sah.cmnhn.

Trelu0e bon Y y. 5oitit, oes
.iribercn aGaDtng Sellers" Der 2iup
Stod gtation1I ganf, 5eniiben iid,
ieineu 9Luientbalt au5iiuoig 81 ma.
den. ann oIsoaun Belo 81 iammelit
mo feline Standardization ST. Oeden.
aduber braden aeiteru gtaht IN
Ole Sdaufmirtbidait BON antoH
Clipidp. II. imO 8oilrouo gpe.
Elm un6 ftablcn bort iiber 60 Gliart.
iIaihen nit @bisfeD.
Cine be0euten0e 4n5abI bon
gieroen 1T in oen lebteu Gagen bier
cingetroffen. ban ermartet bic ita.
lieniihe 4ommiiiion bette bier, mn
0ieieIben gu beiidtigen uno 81 tan.
fen.
girger n6r6lih ser 8 StroBe
luro neItIid Ser 3G StraBe ifn6 eli.
RIG am @erf, iid Elm nelies SduI.
aet1ttOe 81 iideru. qu6 Elm aomite
lit 5u oieiem 3tpad bereits eriiannt.
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Batter einnt's qnIrnl.

Smabo. 8. 1eb, 1915.
@eebrter Serr geterl
5rnu @auI @ctihmahn bat Den
.Nugel aui ben aopi %aetroiien gle
BAT bic ridiipe ss0ce In Der Con.
.ueritna 9humner Der Cmaba Iribi.
ne Biim ausorud acbradt. Nir
.Geutidl. amerifaner iollten burh Die
.enaIiide 2oraIpreiie sic ofietIihe
Meimng 5uamiten nuierer aeredJicH
Sddsc mtftIiren. Vdtriptiidc @e'
iprade beim oH1enebmeu aaffec'
frduBden un0 an 0cltideu Stamt.
tiidle nilben Denia. @cuu i'd sum
beiten Der omaha Tribine etiUas
iaae. 70 fornic man Dos ais cine
CRATIC pro bono" ouffaiien D. b..
OaB i'd Gin periouIifes SnterciIe IN
Auac bate. Rifts0eitopeuiacr mod.
te ih 5nei @iinide eEilllt iebcu:
1. CAB 0ie Omaha Rri6iule mlter
Dem 10 itarten Gentibtbum bon 9te.
brasfa un0 Soma Sic 3e1niade Ger.
breiiuua fin6e. 1ieicS lit cine CD.
fir ms Ceuiide.
2. Dab Die berrIiteu geitartifeI
lmicres iabigen Gr. Sermam Ser.
bar6 olih IN Der eulIiidcn lleber
iebrlna erideiuen CUR @eIebrurg oes
amerilaniidcn Bottles. 8a0urh fonH.
tc man Dem beOrdnqten @aterIan0e
aroBe 7icuite %ertpciieu. 9iit bent.
ibem @rube
Sbr Iebr %er9ebener
Nather Gimme.
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Gpnfprbia 2amrndlpr.

Elm GoHniag ocu n. Tebrn0r
Iieirri Der eonforoio Gomenhor Iein
10. Stiihmasiet IN Der Sale oes
WluiiinfreiHs, Gle II. rm0 CAB
strabe. Ens Set beginnt gladmit.
tags um 4 llbr NIT einem Qon5eft.
III BEN as Sulilten Sic 1omen
drn Sden ols Sopraniitin nno
3rml grnit 9ieeie nts 9ioImiitin.
mifuirIen merorn Rah Dem Som.
cert miro Elm g)all iiattfinben..
Die Gontor0ia bcitebt MN feds
Sabre uub lat Is IN bieier Belt aui
Sic itnttlide 3dhl bbn % oftiben
@litaliC0crn aebmdt. Gle Bat I'M.
ter Scr ocitng Hircs trcfflida 81.
.ri1rnte1 8upa 9ecie ifon maudes
d%uacricit mitlcnaht uu6 ibre sci.
itHiacn baben ie0e.mal ben unge.
.tleiltcl @eifalt riner grobeu 3ub6.
.rcritaft geium0en Die friiden
Stimmeu eine5 Do6Iacihulteu 3a.
menfnrs mo 10 0nm mr. le0enI
6rguno @olub0mHias elm foitliter
@enuB. ltn0 70 iuO tpir gemiB 0aB
audi oicieS Stiiunlsfcit-ston5ert ifr
ale Gin gau3 beicuoeres Greianib
on miercm Smabl'er auuitbtnmd
iein miro. Die iriibere @rdiioenHu
5ran Strcbloip bat es ucritanOen
olrb ihrc siel5emubte ltn6 taftoollei
2eitmp oieien Gdmc1for 81 elmer
wirllideu 9oncor0ia, ouf oelhih
eiutrudTt. 5u MAIDEN oenu in oic.l
lem Sereiu hcrridt ENC i~eIte1e Gin.
nitbigteit 6ie ibH aitb bei6biat bal.
iolh trciflide 2eiim1en IN Der @er.I
aaH3rn5eit ieiue5 iehsjabri8eu &c.
itebons 5u er3ialet 1t. 0ie @eiDtBbeit
aibt fiir Gle Submit 0es 8ereins ~
@ir njiHihcn Dem Goucor0ia 9a.
mruhor 5u ieinem iediteu @ie1en.
ieite einen groben Grfolg ieine8
aoncrtcs ltuo 0es @alles, ME elm
aeocibliHes @atia mt6 @liihen fir
Die Daitercn Sabre. Gin frdftig
Sell Der G|0Hc0r0ial- 9lrmin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06

&leiennoffsr sum IRA
/ Den Tdrbigsr StDffe gepiHni mon
ourd aoaen BON aIeie, bic man in
sudden geflat qat.
Da8 4usretBen oes .Stofs
fes3u bitten. I'm ods 4uss
beg StoHes an YtdHIelu.
CADETS II. |. IL. an osrienigeu Stells.
loo Die &n0pfs 1ugsbra4t iinb, 5u
per6iupsru, eHpfieblt es lid, benz
anopf, eutgegeusdstt. ods 1T an Der
lunsrn Sette beg Stoffes. einen aHs
osrsn, tletnen aROpf gsger gu ndhsn,
ipeI9er oann Dem @strebs oen nOtIs
gen 9alt perIei6t.
5srpeatin, oas tets unter gu.
tenn 8eri4luB gebaIteH tueroen muB.
lit gu D~ieIerst 9iRgsn BON grobem
Rusm. DAP Oelfarbsnflsde bon Sen.
tern uuo 5tniterrabmeu. bic 0urf
Asuanitrid eHtitdnben iino, nur nit
6iIfe ron 9erpeniih beleitigt iperOen
t5nneu, III pobl aasemein bsfannt.
Sin gBloFfeI 9srpsntin in ~
Quart launarmen NaHers bient oas
III, Selbilber Don Gtaib un0
59muB an reiniggn. 3u 0teIem
3peds tou6t man einen tleinen
5apamm cher Elm 5tad peids, dlte
gsinpano IN hos 3srpentinnaTer,
Oridt lei4t aus, pdldt bos Bib
raid 1b uno trodnet nit sinsm nsis
ben Su9e mad.
Gutter aitt. Bier 3eile ees
bulusrteg 0ummidsabitum tDeroen in
elmer Mengs MaFsr srpeiht. bic 5is
elet9 binrei9t, 8 ssile Gtdrts CUR
9srtleiHerung unO / Sell 3uder 3ur
e0Iung gu brineen. Gino oiefe gu
Idbe gemaht, 70 erndrmt man bus
Gemenge I'm @aHsrbabe. Der Eitt
tIsbt out ouf poliertsn 0berfldhen
unb ldBt iid gum gsrbinbsn 3srbrus
hsnsr porgeaangsgenitdnos, BON mi.
nsrnIien etc. perpenbsn.
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Grokes Taidiuasfeit.

am morgiqeu Souutaq. Ben Z.
6e6runr. Deranitaltet Ser Cefterreid,
lIngnrn QlGHner- 9ereiu in Der Bob.
miiden Guruhuac IS. uuo Goreos
Cir Elm groBes 6oidiugsfeIt 6rob.
Iidtett un0 5lmor lit alle5eit elm
attribut Der Ceiterreid ungaru ge.
peien un0 tuen OrGngte eg nidt,
in 0ieicr erriten Belt inter 5rob.
lihel eiuige beitere Stuuoen 51 Der.
le5en? Die ober meroen ibm bel oie.
lem 5aidingsieit ge6oteu oenn fir
ii0eIe llnterbnitlrng mno CUTE @hIiit
lit beitens gei0rgt. Ser gnfunq lit
nlf 3 llhr 9}admittags feitgcieet
uno ioIIte Gienau0 0ieie 0elegeH.
belt berpnneul
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Sm aIter bon 36 Sahren lit SRI.
Quntte 8etB. Ole ibr Iomisil BEL
Der 8amilie bcs 6errn aurl 8nr.
iteot 1923 iiiolide A. Str, altfge.
idlagen bate I'm Siio.Gmaba $50.
ipitdl qatorben. auber elmer bier
Ieben0en SdlDdter binterlGBt Ole
GeritorbeHe eiueu In Geutihluno Re,
bcu0en 9ru0er. Die 9eerotq1ng err.
iolgt Sorutag Qadmittag 230 u5r
bon Der oeutideu eoangeliihen Stride
"a. un0 8intou Ctr. uuf benz Gyoreit
Qatpn 6rieohof, Gen trauern0cn
0interbliebeueu ipreaen mir lmier
8eIleiO aus.
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gldltuna in seribner.

SH bohber5iger 8ci3e Bat li6
SEER 8. g.. Shul3 in 5crtbner be.
reit erflort, Die Gertretltng Der Fri.
bine" IN Scribner uuo nngcqeno
gu Ibernebmen. llniere 5reuuoe in
Der Dortigen @egeno MAIDEN mir Pie.
raul nufmerfiam INTO meiieu oorauf
BIN Dab 5err Sdlll5 sur Arna6me
BON Announcements 8aiteIungen fir
lniere 3eitung beredtigt lift.
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genffnn bemi0inf.

Sn ibrer geittigen SiBung betpil-
ligte Die 5ta0tfommiiiion Der 8itt.
me oe8 6euerpebr aapitdns &ode.
foro cine mnnatlide Qeniion BON
$50. &odeforo beritarb ON IA. So.
.bem6er iRfoige BON 8erleBungen. Die
.er BET eiuem 8ran0e ON %. Sep.
erIitteH 6atte.
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a[rine stnbtnrninfciten.

&elttc ufo Morqen Q6eno
miro I'M 4uoitorium GoIidubIaufen
bermitnltet.
9itrh cine iiberbei3te Central.
hei3ung brad geitern i'm Sauie BON
grtbur SO. 8onmar. 1922 Si0 81.
StraBe 5euer aus, ons cinen Edo.
ben BON mebrern bun0ert Collars
0uridltete.
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81. 8. ". stnntsfnnhrnt.

am 8. @dr5 huoet 5u 9orfbf.
geb., Ser Staotsftnbeut Der 8oo0.
Of the @orI0 itutt. German
american Comp SO. t04 bat 5t
foIgen0e GeIegoten or.
s~yitling @oe6el uuo Sec
Steabertreter itno: 6. O.
gIiaiier uuo Soiepb 2eis.
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Rarttberidt.
(@eIiefert BON Der Great 8eIterI
Gommiiiion go.j

siio.0 omaha, 6. Gcb.
RinbUieB-3ufubr 5000; Marft %
.tis 40c nieoriger.
Sticre $725-7.75.
9litteImdBige Bis CUTE 1925
6eu69nIide Biz mitteImdBigc
Sc 5000.
@lte Bis bette 6.75-7.25
gfitteImdBige bis CUTE 5000
@epo6nIide Bis mitteImdbiae
So. 00-5.65.
Gamers unO Cutters $4.00-4.75
6eeoers idiUad.
Builders 8ulen S5.50-6.75
Cute big bette 6ee6ers $500
7.5o.
@ittelmabiae Bis CUTE 1925
$500.
@~epobnIide big mitteImdBige
6 .25-6.00.
@ute bis teIte 2dmmer $500
$50.
9aittelmdbige big cute $7.75-
500.
Gtof Seifrrs $4,000.
StOd aiiBc $5.25-5.75.
&inoDieb -3ufitbr 10000; Marft
25 bis 40c nieori1er.
5daucine-3ufubr $500: Marft 81
nieoriger. 9urfihnittspreis Sc. 10
$3.50; h6diter 9reis $685..
SGaFe-3ufubr 300; Marft feit.
cute bis bette Hammer $50
$50.
MitteImdBige Bis cute 1915
500.
sSdbrlinge $6.958.0O.
1eeoer Sdmmer $6S.15-6.50.
SSee6er $7.00-~7.25.
6ecoer gsioOer Sc. 25-6. rs.
gute Bis bette Mlitterffafe IS .25
500.
@cp0bnIidc big cute 1926
$50.
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I'm. .. @assidb abboFat.

grufti8trf IN allen @eridten bes
Etaates unS ben Der. StaateM
Sdretbt 9eitamente aug, beiorgt 9e.
TittiteI un6 iiebt Abitrafe Oura:
felt ooB Seitomente I'M HnhIoiien.
Idaitsgeri6te georSuet fuer6en. ge.
Iorgt 8oamnften unb 5iebt gE6.
ihaftan In irgen6 einem 9beil Der
8eIt Elm. aoaeftirt @ugninOe.
spriGt Deuti6 unO lit oFfentIiher
Rotor. 34S OMAHA Rational gani
Geb1ube. Omaha, 9ebrosta-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06
fern Der Sfimat6 aeftpr6en.

Aainnee, yteb.. 6. 5eb. Sn
bieiigen Gtate Sctel Itnrb &c.
tern Der 8eiien0e Der Miorris Gaib
linO Regiiter Goy SER 5re6 5.
5abn aus Omaha infolge elmer nfu-
Aitbmo. g tranfung. Die 2eidc
Miro 8ltr 9eitattung no6 6mabo
fuer0en.
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3&irda6e Nadriaten.,

Geutide ep..Iuib ct. 9ailS Sir.
DE. Ode %. m0 goans Ctr.
@%nttesoieHiie nm 10 llbr NOR.
aens umo IN engIiider Sprafe nm
1880 Aben0s.
SomtogsiduIe 1880.
8ortraa iiber 0os 9bcnn r@ute
giniit" nit muiifaliidem Broaram
BON Rroi. Y meitcr pom acbrer.
81 Seipnro am 5rcitag Den
H. 6etrlar itail an 8. uu s llbr
I'M ~0eriammlrmasioal.
- 9. q Otto. Qaiior
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06

Eeutidc Mrtbooiite STRIDE, Gdc
If. unO Center StraBe.
Sonutags. ShuIe 10 llbr Ror.
geus. 5rau3 @eDer. Sllperintenocnt
Bre0igt . @ottesoicnit nm If llbr
Woraens mo 5 ltbr abcnos.
81 ardntcnbeiuhen m0 ioniigeu
gmtshonolimaen gerne bercit. q.
Il Sniier @aitor. Wobning 1926
Siio II. Strabe. 9eIepbon Doug.
las 1886.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-06

Die Commonwealth 2ife esn.
iurance 50 gibt - ibrer bier sur
Transformation berianme[tenaa gen.
ten Elm Banfett I'm 9agton SoteI.
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5reie GpangcIiide Stride, ede
~ mo GorcaS Strabe, glep. n.
Silferbuimier, Baitor. @obnuna
GoreaS StraBe.
@oitesSieHitIi6e g~eriammIimsen
mic folgt:
SonutnasiduIe 9:45 Born.
@~ottesoienit I'M If llbr Born
BIZ ioniti8en 4mtsbon0Iungen If
Der 9aitor itets bereit. per ieiner
SiIfe beoarf iprede Dor ODER ruir
aif EDler 1902.