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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
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Die erIte SiBuns Der gerliuer Stabts
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm neueu Sabre
er0fFnete Der 9prIteber MiheIet nit elmer
patriotiiden 8esriBungsanIpra6e, in Der
CT ettpd folgenOes ausfiibrte: SD Be-
grille Sic gu neuer arbeit i'm neuen
Sabre auF bas ber3Ii@ite nit benz Buns
I9e, OoB es Bel Dem uus Don u~nIeren
rudIoien GeinOeu aufge3pungenen &ries
unIerem tdpferen 9eere nnb unIerer Blptte
gelinsen mDge, nit uneeidpddter Strait,
init tets frifdem, frobem Mutbe unb
Der feiten lleber8euglug 8u fdmpfen, bah
bas oeutIde 64lpert nidt eber tpieber in
bic Sneibe oeitedt pirb. ais BIS es uns
eelungen 1T, unIere Geinbe nieber8urineer
unb ben 6rieoen 81 erreidsn, ben mir biz
tiren molten. MDee bic burd ben entfeb.
liden 8elbSug be~rDorgeSduberte girtieteii
in benz beutI1en 8oltt itns. bis in BIZ
fernite Submit srbalten bleibsn.>
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
9enfmal fran88fider sdmad.

Der in GdTdbldnta bpn ben 5ran3oien
hingeridtete goItaiiiFent SepFFert fdriet
nab ieiner fptoerredtIiden 9erurt9eilinq
uhb unmittelbar Dor Der 9ol3iebung Oea
nnerb0rten fran50fiden MorOs unb
Ra9eurtbeils an feline @eripanbten:
Gafabtanea, 5. 9opember. 2iebt
3ante unb ange60rige! Sd muB iterben.
Sd Tol ioeben erl6pTen psrbeu. Sd bin
unf9ulbig. i'd babe ME Espionage getrie-
ben. 2ebt ale 6er5Ii9 ipobl! Snntgen
9ant fir a1es Gute +stb ale 2iebe. 8entt
aud Fernerbin an mid uub betet fit mid.
SD Iterbe germ fir bas bsutiae 8aters
lamb. Qbe, SIR 2ieben. Guer treuer
Griebria Sepffert.
9iefe 3eiIen tperbtn Elm Gbrenmat hires
Sdrei6ers bleiben; fir bic S~ron8oien aber
Elm unberIDi4lt9es 9entmal ibrer
54anoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
qne 6pffeaIi6fciten nbaeiant.

Der 3aiIer bat d%neeorbnet, bdB in bic,
fem Sabre Idmmtlibe 9offetIidteiten ipss
gen ber artees5eit ausfdIlen. Der Nea,
j~a9tsempfans, Der ipnit bic Ret6e biefsr
SofeIte eingsleitet bat, lit e~benfd[s uaters
blieben. Mu1 bic beiben groBen Gm,
pfdnge (3ipiIs unO Militdr. gout), bds
OrSeusfeit unb bic 8eier bon &aiiers Gee
blrtstug babeu gIeidfous ni6t ~itatteefans
ben. @ns ben babur9 Der 3ioiaiite ers
ipadIenen G%riparniHen follen Der &riegss
pohltbdtisteit grDbere Summm aur @ers
fiisuug seitelt iperoen, insbefoubere ipls
len bic SinterbIiebeuen unb bic 8riippAs
furTorge bebaft lperbeH. IA bic Soften
Der 9offeItliHteiten fit ieOe ein3slne mits
inter iiber hunberttdulenb Mdrt b~etroger,
Iteht benz guten 3ped cine re4t anIshns
Ii9e 9eibiiIfe bepor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
@ebaftenr inm 9pbe p%ernrtheilt.

Sas in 9iald trTdeinen6e Qmts6ldtt
Der gali3iIden etdttbaItsrsi, bic r@a5sta
2nopSta". per0fientlt6t GoIgenbeg: Der
Rsbattsur 3oiepb aotet aus groBuiB bei
Mdbrii6sOi trdu fpurbe bonn MilitGrs
fommanbogerift pegtn OFfentIiaer Rubes
Itorung. btipirtt burh cine itaatsfeinbli6e
Reoe oor BEN uufsetoitu &onfumberein
in Smr5ib. itunbre6tli6 gum 5obe Our6
ben Strung perurtbeilt. DieIes llrtbeiI
purbe i'm @~Ha6enipess in 5obestrafe
burd GrfdieBen umeepdnbelt uub 5tpei
StunOen mad @erIauttarune i'm 9ofe Oes
8eri9tsgebdubss polittedt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
enersiide 6ferreidiid .unsariide
WDte.

Der fpaniI6e goiT6after in Wien bes
iidtigte bic Me9r3abl Der ariasgefdnge.
ntnIager in Seiterreih. Gr frat in tlnses
biuberten @ertebr nit ~gsfangeneH Diff
3ieren unb MunnIhaften unb iibtr3euete
i'd, oaB bsren gthuuoling ben ftreneiten
@orIhriftcn bes @6lferre6ts unb Der Sus
manitdt entIpri9t. Runmebr pirb bon
Seiterreih Z ltnearn an bic feinbIi9en
Gtdaten cine btfriItetc Gurbtruns mad
,trer sbenIo 3uberIdiitgen 9riifung bes
9oIes Der itsrreidiIfsunaarii6en ariesss
~gefangsuen geitelt ptrben. Golte bieie
GsfIttauns niht termiusemaB erfol9en
oDer Elm ni6t befriebigenbss Reiultat
baben, bann tperben, pie an ~auitdHbiger
STEELE eftldrt tpiro, ii6sr bic peitere Be-
bdnbtung Der FsinOlihen ariegsssfangsnen
Ueue GntidIiFe gefdBt tperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
eiebestraa6bie inn SeISe.

Gtn3eI9eiten zines eigendrtigen Qiebess
Dramas iperben it4 oentnddit IN elmer
@etbanblung bor- einem fran3oIifden
ariegsaeridt entrpler. Der Mngetlugte,
Der Ii9 bier gu perantlpprten 6aben pirb,
lit Elm Suuptmonn. Ser Mann pergDts
.terte feline 5ral, unb Der AbIGieb bon ,br
Fiel ibm, als er ms 5elb ridden muBte,
duBeroroentIi9 f6tper. 4ls bic Grau, bic
in @iibfrunfretb lebtt, irgenbpo in Grz
fa6runs gebradt bate, buB ibr Mann NIT
Ieinem Regiment in Gompiesne eingetroFs
fen mar, beftieg fe fofort bic 9a6n, um
bortbin 81 fabren unb ben eeliebten Mann
nod tinmal 81 Ieben, Gs mar bas gerube
In jeuer 3eit, alS Der 8aeesbsfebl bes Sc
neraliliimus erTdienen mar, Der Sffi3ies
rem unb SolDateu iLrene unterIagte, ibre
Grduen TN 5elDe gu empfdngen. Der
9ailptmanu erbielt matchmaker bier Naf5
forberuueen BON ieinem 9btrIten, feline
Grda aus GpmpiegHe 5l entferner. Nber
bieIe fpollte bon elmer 9rennung nifts
niHen. Rod einmdl anternabm es Der
SberIt, ben 6auptmann nit 6tntpei8 auf
ben SaeesbefehI Soffrss auI3ufprberu, fit
bic gutfernung feinsr Gruu gu forser. Gr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
@eafaa Ser gud6ierfcfte.

Die Ieitber in Der 8odbiers Salon BON
ben gruben 8rduereien in Berlin berans
I~tdlteten 8odbierfeIte fomnen fir biefes
Subr in BegfuG. Qbesleben bon Der
@egTagung bes observation-disclosures Der
Marteu, bic iebe tarneDuliitiIde 8etuns
i~taItung ndbreno Der 8ritss8eit bsrbietet,
iino aud bic SGle Der grpbsn 8rauereien
massachusetts 3n ReIerpes9 dSaretbeu eins
aeri6tct unb fir 8ergniigungen niat Iret.
Die 8odbierFtFe nerbtn ii9 Daber lebigs
lid in ben @dItipirt6idaiten abIpielen,
llnb aud ba nllr In 6ei9eibenem lImfange.
Die 9rauereieu bdben infolge befen rur
eerinec mengeu 8odbier sineebraut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
Gas nenc gaterlanb.

@ie aus mebreren anberen @roBitGbten
muBteu aud aus 2eip3ig idmmtlide Rtlis
fen fort3ieben, tonnten aber in alien ans
oeren Stdbten i'm gereide bss 10. armees
torps Qufent6dlt nebmen. @iner bon bies
fen aus 2eip3ig QusgepieIeneu, elm in
apb3 geborener SuOe, ging nun mad
plausn, 100 er iid ieIbfberitdnbti6 polis
3sili9 meIben muBte. SIS mar Der 7. De-
3enber 1914, Der Gag mad Der Ginnabme
bon 9ob3. 2uf bic Grdge bss goltoeibes
amten, tpelder R~dtionalitdt er angeb0re,
anttportete Der ruIti6e Sube prompt:
gSeit eeitern bin i'd Elm Deuti9erI@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
9reiite gerbre6nna.

Die gga5ette be aauIanneA bra9te cine
@oti3, nab Der in gIfGBer 0Drfern Our3
umtlide beutI9e 8etanntmadungen bers
boten piirbe, pbue @~enebmisung ber Milis
tdrbep6roe %pertpunoete frdn56fi9e Sol
baten inter Dad 81 bringtn unb 5u bers
iorsen. Cine iolds 8etanntmaHung 1T
ntdt erFoIgt. Gin 8efebl bes @onbefs
rears BON StrdBburg orbnete IebigIid
an, OaB neripunbete fran5DfIde GolDdten
n5ur abbplung an3umeIoen feien", unS
5ipar. UNI Iie ber 2a5arettbebanOluus aus
snLilren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
Hie nntridRftrrndr nis,irnn.

Obert Miler I6ilbsrt i'm .gerntS
guub" Elm @tftat nm glireD uno ben
miblungcntn Durdbru9sbtriub btr
Gran5oien Sci 1biduoourt. Gr Iagt oa5u:
Die 9eutl6en berbantsn ibre Grfoi9t
nebeH BEN stI6idteu 3ulammtndrbeiitn
Der SnIanttrie nnb Qrtilltrie gang beions
btrs Der untrlaittsrIihtH Dts5ipGn,
Stanbbditigtsit, Hube unb aroben SAiebs
iiihtigieit ibrtr Snianttrie, nel1e bet
Geiub ialtblitig aufs aorn nimmt penn
er auf pirtIame Sdubneite berdnattoBs
men III. mas bic aeute bisber IN ben
Sdlbengrdbm d~usgtbalten BADEN, 1T uns
beldrtibIi6. Ulit ptlder Wanues5u6t
ilnb ausbautr bic qeute lolde llnbilben
trtrageu, eeb0rt aud Su BEN 6elbentbuai
Der aritesatlhidte. Miiaer msint, fit
bic nasemeine 3riessIaee baben bisis
9dmpfe i~nIoFern 8sbeutung, ais Ie 5eigs
ten, baB bic btutiae Snlahtfrout dllents
bdIbsu 4 art ssnug isi, I'm bic sepous
nenen Ste1uneen 5u bdlten, bis Der 3tits
punt getommen fei, nm Ibt III u ms
g2tff ilber8ageben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09

figts bissmal binJn, bah sr, fals e. aua
bitIe aufforbtuHg uBbtriidhdiist Iitbt.
rueseH Observation-Disclosures BOT bds
ariegssfridl gtfieli nerntu piirbe. BitIt
DrobunB battle ben mbeabR4tiaten CT
folg, oaB Der 6auptmann In Der auah,
btgrabirt gu rtrotu, IN brr grresnna slHI
Repolper ariff uno bic bffa5lierts Jrdu
Dura bier RfDolbai6HHs t0oiete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
@Ott itrafe GnslanOl"

.GDtt ItraTe GngiaHo!", biefes ii4 ims
mtr mebr i'm beuti6en @olte einbiirgernbe
9riegss9 tgriibungsnott lit isbt aud bon
BET SnbuItrie %iibernpmmtn fporben. ges
piFsrmaBen als GduBmarte haben Mans
lit bic aeonbarosg ruuntobIentperte in
MeuIelipib ibren 9rifetts ben Stempels
aufbrud gegebeu: y6ott itrafs @noldnO!"
/. Sanudr 1915"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
6ran55fide germOaen lit Gliaf .eut6
rinaeit.

Die frii6ere @er6inbung gliaBsaotbs
ringens NIT 8rantrei9 bat es nit iid
oebra9t, 6aB Ii9 in @lIaBs2ot6ringen
nod bel frdn3Dffaer 8eiib befinbet, Der
jebt bebDrbliaerietts beI9lasna5mt ipers
ben tpnnte. Ramentlid in 2~ntbringen
Itelen fran50ifde Sitter, bic iest unter
Staatsaufidt geitelt perben, bpbe Wertbe
bar. Sn Der Saargeniinber @egenb al
lein Finb Dertbe bon iiber feds Miaiontn
gu ber3ei9uen, in Der MeBer @egenO unb
Lungs Der @rsn5e perben ii4 nod bel
b6bere Dertbe gu Dieiem 3pede bel Der
@erauldgune erge6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
9as aeben In qobs.

yarutdu RaprSob" beridtet: Sn 2oOS
Oerte6rt bic StraBmbubn ipieber normal.
Die Suffeebdufer iinb ipieber g~eoffnet.
Die polniI4en uilb beutIden 8ereine BE.
ginneu lire Sbdtigteit, 9as beutT4s
Sbeuter pertinbet bic @ieberaufnabmc
Der gorifelungen. 3eitungen eriasinsn
inter beutfder 3enIur r~egelmdbig. Die
9tutiden bemii6en ii4 iiberaG, Srbnunq
ein5nfiibren. Die drme 8ep6lterung pirb
auf's Bette berpflegt. Die 8anten baben
pieber lire 9bdtieteit aufgeuoommen.
9ds gauge 2eben sebt pieber rubig urb
normal.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
auinIen ans bed arunt anrHdl

9us petersburg, II. Sanuar, nirb s.s
meIbst: 6dmmtIiae 9oiatentruppeu IoIs
len nit Der 3sit aus Der Gront ins 5,ns
mere bes Rei6es CUR Gi9er9eit Der Stdbte
abgsi9oben unb bou bort Ioltn anberieits
pieber 9ruppen gum GriaB an bic Gront
gebrd9t nerben. aoIdtentrdnsporte trefs
fen bereits In BEN srobm 6tdoten elm.
9ieie MdBnabme erl6eint inIofsrn notbs
penbig, als aoIaten it9 better CUR nntsrs
briiaing bon @oltsunruhen eienen, bic in
ben grObsn Stdbten aus5ubreden brobsn.
auberbem nil bic ruiIIde Seeresleituns
aud bic Grfdbrung eema6t baben, bab
bas bsutI9e Seer ben 9oiaten pegen ibrer
9efiaIitdtsn unb glinberuneen fipen
qdrbon gebe. Qu9 aus bieiem @rinOe
fei es angebradt, bic aoiuten aus Ser
Grpnt gu entFernsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
Mih6randl brr @enfer aInaae.

Qus benz 8eiIertbdl pirb Der Strap
burger ppf" qeTdriebeu: Sn elmer nit
tbeilung Der oberftsR 6eeresleitung tpirb
erpGbnt, baB bic 5~ran3oIen unfpeit Rsims
Elm ~fripoIes Spiel NIT Der Senior 5tugse
getrieben baben, inbem tie cine Ihtpere
8atterie binter Der perderferme aufIteIs
ten, auf Der bic @enfer 6lagge fDebte.
DAP is Oiefe 6Iagse aud in auberen
GGlen mibbrdudten, sripieIen Ie in einen
9eFe9t in unierem Gbale am Is. auguIt,
Mittags i'm drgItsn qrtileriefeuer erf9ien
pl0blid Bel Der untpeit 9iefenba9 aufqes
~ifelten fran36iI9en 8atterie bic Senior
5lagge. Sn Der Meinung, Der 5einb MOLE
feline 9ubten begraben, itslte itnIere uns
melt Sobpartb itebfnbe artiIerie auf
einige 3eit 6ds 6easr Elm. 9as benuBte
dber bic frun5DIf6e 4rtiaerie, Inn ibre
8atterie in cine Before Steaung 5u brin,
gen, ba uuiere 9eI9iBe i6r i9arf 3uiebs
ten. Der MiB6raud niibte ben 5ran3oien
freilid ni9t bel, benn balb bdrauf ul1ters
nubmen bic 8apern einen Sturm auf bic
frdn30fi9en Stelungen, nobel bic Sc
I6ibe erobert fpurben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
Giu5iebnns Der sicb3ebuiabriscn
Srautreif.

aus @enf, II. Sanuar pirb eemeIbet;
Mdn gebt in Grantrei6 nit benz Sc
bdnfen nm, bic Sa6restIaFe 1917 ein3ubes
rufen, Der .3emps" Idreibt bd3u, tpenr
mar bieie m0gli6teit in8 Quge gefdBt
baden iOute, 10 1T bod biz ieBt barber
nod feline enbsiltige GntIdeibung gefGllt
tp6rben. IS t6nne Iia nod ni6t Inn bic
beboritsbenDe Gjnberufung 6anOeIn, fons
bern 3unG6It I'm bic 3dblung uno Muftes
rung bur9 bic au8bebungStoRmiIipu, bds
nit mad 9urdfiibrung bieIsr @orberets
tingen bic &Iafe, iobaIb es bic ltmItdnbs
erfprberu, iofort einbsrufen perben t6nns,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
qentide eeemannsgrake.

8as ygRnaberger Wo6enblatt" BAT
intereFdnte SeemdnnsgriiBt erbalIen bon
@robdbmiral BON Scooter unb Dem aoms
mdnodnten oes IL O., aapitGnlsutnant
Otto Deboieeu. Gritertr fhrisb: r@os
jeoer DeutIhe Geemann als b~renntnben
DunI9 felt Sabren i'm 9er3tn eetrdgen
bat, baB Dsuti9lanbs Glptte neben unles
rem fiegrsiGtn, rubmietr6ntsn 5esre ebtfs
biirtig baIteben mDge, bas Ion bic Gruht
bieIes uns IN rudloIer BeiIe duTgssnuns
geuen Grieees letn. b. aoefer, 9robs
admiral"
Der Gii6rer bes IL o" prsiTt bic oeuts
Ide 9oltstraft unD i6reibt: Die ben
g~eeinten beutIden Stdmmen innepohs
nenbe ~aefpultise @oltstruft, ME Ts f9 in
bieIeu Mpnottn Der Itaunenben @slt ges
aeiet bat, IdBt allen Qeibern suul
3roB INNER rnehr bas ltol3s Mort
pobr perben: ,,9euti6Iano, 9eutI9ldnb
iibsr GILES in Der Nsltl" Otto Debs
bigen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
Ter strSOs BON gaeiuinsen i'm sclOe

auf briugenbts anratFn zines Spts
S~ialarjtss fab Ssr5og Bernhard bon
SddIensM siningsn, Der uels aanbssberr,
lei a%riegsausbrun BON elmer 91eilnahme
am Gelo5ug al. Rad o0ligsr 9eIunbung
bot Ct iid isbt entI4loHsn, mad BEN Dsits
li6sH 8risssfdaupIab db5ursiIsn. 0amit
piro Die QsuBsrung bes 2auSesbtrrn our
@irtlidteit, Bic er dnldBltd Der Ginnobme
BON 9iittid am Z. auguit bonn galton
bes sroben 9aldis aus tbot: gu meis
mem uHenbliden 9c6auern bin i'd CUR 3eit
ni6t in Der Gage, nit mtiner brdben Cans
b,stin6trn ins GeIO 5u riitsn, id boffe
aber 3upsrIi4tli6, baB i4 nod IpGter
ipsrOs iolgsn tOnnen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09

lidt unb trlsi6teri. Der QuIruf penbst
fig an ale 9ommilitoneh obne unisrI9ieo
Der @eruTe unb bss @Iaubens unb Der
aorp0raiioneH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
Gifernrs Sirens in Orei 0e~ueratiOncu.


Der Oberlutnant unb Regimeutss aba
jutant bss 2. Giaroes Stegimenis Sn CUB
@raT i. airhbaf, ber in Grdntrci9 Dur6
I6tpere @erpuu6ung ben linten arm bers
Tor unb l9on ods Giisfns areus 3tpeiter
alafe btldB, lit isbt nit benz giItrnen
Greu8 eriter 4luHe ausgsatiAnet pprben,
Gr lift Der einStge Gobn beg Rei6ss Mtlis
tGroeritts 9rGIibenten @rofen airhbah
unb Elm Smell bes beriibmtsn 9eerfibrers
oIeifen IdBsns aus benz 70er Gelo8uae,
Der bort nit 70 hober Q~us5eihnuns oas
s. Rorps fibrte. Der prGIioent bes
Rsi6s MilitGreeri6ts Tiibrte bstanntlid
has 10. MeIerpetorps, nur0e in 5ranIreib
berpunbet unb lit ebenfaas nit benz Gis
Iernen arsuo erTfsr alaFs betorirt. Dds
bura sreiebt Tih Bel ben graIsn air6bad
Der CENT? isbr itItsue Gua IN Der grmee,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09

baB Orti Gtnerationsn, INNER In birslttr
9inis Batter uno Gobn, has Gilsrnt artul
srIter 3lade sr6dlteH bdbcn.
s9ie Gin @Haer Ooh snu6erte.
Der Better btr eubanst Rieoerma6.
len, 8iIhtlm pbrtoIb in auban |. S6l.,
bate am 28. DECEMBER betdnnt ssgeben,
bdb tr fir isbss gol0Iiid, bas bei ibm
ON 30. unb 81. DECEMBER 5ur Weiiergdbe
an bic Rtiasbdnt sineeipedlelt ptrbe,
fHnf plumb @ei5snsa risasmtbl nm !
berabreide. Der erioIa oieIsr
auiiorbtruns mar Elm %ungtabnter. Sdou
am iriben Worgtn bss Milttpod unb
Donnerstos ~umIagerttn 5ablrsi6t Mdns
nsr unb Grausn bic Rieoermiiblt. Sine
8auersirau bate 70 pitle @olbitiide NIT
sinem Wlale 3uiammtRgsiunoeH, oaB Is
auT ibrem 0dgen mebrere 3entner 8eis
5snmebt umionIt %beimtpGrts fnbren tonnte.
sud cine au5abt friiberer eoIoensr Stint.
mariitude fam pieber an bas Sagesliht.
SIM @du3en tonnteu $4,000 Wlart in Sob
Der Rsi4sbant 5usefiihrt peroen.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-11
RAILWAY CREDITS
 SHOW BlG INCREASE
HAVE IMPROVED MORE RAPIDLY THAN PUBLIC UTILITY AND
 INDUSTRIAL CREDITS.

Chicago, May 10.-Tae credit of the Al western railroads now seeking freight rate advances has been in- creased in recent years faster than government and municipal bonds and more rapidly than public utility and industrial credits, according to the tes- timony of j pease Norton, bond eX- pert and formerly a member of the faculty of Yale University. who testi- fled today in the western freight ad- vance hearing before w. M Daniels. interstate commerce commissioner.
 "The average advance in the yields of government securities of England, France, Germany and the United States from 1900 to 1914 was TIT per cent against 12.S per cent for the western and S.5 per cent for the south western railroads,' said the witness. The government bonds have adyanc- ed l6.S points against 10.4 points for the western and G.6 points for the southwestern railroads. There .Nir hardly be more than one conclusion in the matter. These railroadS have improved in credit in comparison with the government bonds of all four na- tions. Railway credit commenced to improve in 1896 and reached the high. est point in 1914"
 Issue was taken by Mr. Norton with testimony of one of the witnesses for the railroads who declared that mu- nicipal bonds had been about steady and the variation in them had not been one-tenth in price as against railroad bonds.
 J. M. Chaplin, accountant for Swift x Company, testified that the profit or his company on packing house products was $f70 a ton after the freight charges were paid. The net yearly profit he estimated at $9,450.- coo, which he said would be reduced by approximately s300.000 if the freight rate advances were sustained.
 A. w. Anderson office manager for Cudahy X Company. testified that the yearly profit of the company was Sl,400,000 or about II cents on every 100 pounds of meat and products sold
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-11
THE THEATERS
GRaAAANANaAAANa@N@NaAAAa
NEW CENTRAL.

There will be five reels on the rro- gram of the New Central today and in that show there will be given at least tyo -rrs sAe most popular players nox~1efore the camera, to say noth- 1 of two Of the best known come diaus in the moving picture world. concluding with an interesting Hea,st- Sels weekly that is certain to com mand universal attention
 The two big stars referred to are Arthur Johnson and Lotte Briscoe, who are featured in the three reel Lu- bin sensation, "W ho Violates the Law and when one speaks of this as a film sensation one is merely retlecting what has been the general c inion of producers and the public since this big special made its appearance from the Lubn studio. Ham and Bud arc too well known to need much special introduction, but they have a comedy that is a gem, The Phoney Canniba,' while the IIearst-Selg Weekly is in a class by itself
 The big stellar attraction on the New Central curtain tomorrow will be Madame Sarah Adler, the celebrated New York emotional actress, in the five reel feature, The Sins of the
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-11
ROYAL TnEaTEB

The Royal presents remarkable program today with a two reel drama, d two reel comedy drama, a western drama and a big comedy. It is a splendidly balanced bill just enough laughs, just enough pathos, and the pictures are all artistic in extreme
 Selig heads the bill with a maguifi- cent two part drama, a gripping story with many thrills, and happy end ing, just the kind of drama that 91 out of every 100 like, "The Reaping.' %
 Pathe also offers a two part com edy drama, a story that is so full of laughs that we might well call it a lcomedy and be done with it. "The Tip Off" is the title. and it is story that everyone has had some expert ence with at some stage of their lives.
 Selig releases one of their big. bright western dramas, full of life and vim and action as well as tense moments an1 sensational thrills. An Arizona Woomg." There is smiles and tears in this big western story
 "Sue' is the title of a comedy from Essanay, ono that you will be sure to Ike.
 Wednesday comes the second in s,alIment of our Great European war pictures. Did you see the last one?
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-11
DEATH AN ADVENTURE.

London, May 10.-'Why fear death? It is the most beautiful adventure in life,' were the last words of Charles Frohman before he went down with the Lusitania, according to Miss Rita Joliyet, an American actress, with whom he was talking calmly just be- fore the end came.
 Miss Jolivet, who was among the survivors taken to Queenstown, said she and Mir. Frohman were standing on deck as the Lusitania heeled over. They decided not to trust themselves to lifeboats. although Mir. Frohman believed the ship was doomed. It was after reaching this decision that he said ie had no fear of death.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-11
3-REEL FEATURE
 DRAMA, LYRIC TODAY
CLEO MADISON, JOE KING AND MURDOCH M'OUARRIE IN A
 REAL MASTERPIECE.

In its headline picture today. a three part Universal 8 ec,a drama, there are featured three of the great est screen stars in all the world, Cleo Madison, Murdock McQuarrie an Joe King. screen stars who have made history for themselves and for the screen. They come today in one of the greatest pictures ever produced "The Faith of Her Fathers,' a liim story adapted from the great story. "A Daughter of Israel"
 IL is a story of tyranny and oppres. sion, a story of love and adventure a story of power and politics, of the suffering of a young Jewish maiden and her lover, their trials and triJu- lations, their neyer-ending love and their happiness. It is a story that will leave it's mark, a picture that will send you away thinking
 The Pathe News. bigger and better than ever. and you will remember that Pathe was the first in the news field with the motion picture camera. The weekly panorama of picture news has grown and expanded until you will vote it the greatest of them all.
 Easy Come, Easy Co., is the title of a comedy masterpiece from the Uni versai comedians, joy film that is all joy, clever comedy that busts up in you unexpectedly, and 1000 feet of the greatest laughs ever.
 Today's program at the Lyric could mot well be surpassed at any play house in the country
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-11
Best Thing for a Bilious Attack.

"On account of my confinement in the printing office I have for years been a chronic sufferer from indigas. tion and liver trouble. A few weeks ago l had an attack that was so se- were that l was not able to go to the case for two days Failing to get any relief from any other treatment took three of Chamherlain's Tab lets and the next day felt like a new man, writes II. C. Bailey, Editor Carolina News, Chapin, s. c. O5tan- able everywhere.