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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
9ilIn ennban ii6er cmala.

ngilm" GunOaD fu6r Gente IOr.
gea auf ieiner Jieiic nadl Oregon
Snrd Cmaba unb fiinOi9te an, Oaf
er, uodOem er lid 3 Dion0te aui
ieiner Srndltfarm erbolt Iaben mir.
be, nndl Emaha fOmmen luer6e, nm
iein n8etelIrnugSiuert" III beginneu
Sn cinrm ,Snteruielu erflarte or, bnf
bic gauSe Melt grdtten" lei unO baf
Die gepGlfcrnng BON GmnIIa nidli
idJledjter iei ais Die iibriae. Der
senfel 6iuterlaiic e6cn iiberolf feline
Spureu. gefraat, Of aber Der 5rn-
fel nidlt III hieicm Ibeil oes 9anOrS
bciunNers Vim 8eicn treble, erflGrts
CT, BAH W oieS nidt glanbe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
CiirniiOr Naiirtcr
brif6t SlIianlmrn!
Tas SlIngrn um Dprrn Der GutI6sl,
Dnng nabr nnO gcltaItet HfD iir
9rnti6r ilnmrr giiuIiIgrr!
JranI. enrmausrIH bel Nsubinc abotl&Iastul

Mmiinnt nldi hegH llnlhm lf ia
lwi aIlaH 8alfH i,ndIiaflid nfnt
imb ftaaf Mt Dem Rtdmaf ftIHs
bH fs bic NauplufIule hatai
bon peu hllUu nir eiu irInbIlHe
6ltarua aHs bfu gil'lfu bfab
Nerlin "a Wlai ras Bf6ta
eoupipnfiirf mel6tic DItnliaa
aafuo uom mfiiliden Nrlcialdni.
pIdt
y6u bidHberu ictirn mir aeiifrn
unicrr anItIiic III Ser 8idina ant
Brern iort Mir uahnen 0ie Nmi.
eru1oic 6I1miulhc mo gelnunat0e
init Dem 9uiourtt mo atnarn auf
noolc uor SIN gmiie Oieier Siam.
pis iieleu l50 tgriauaenc imb . @a.
idliucnatpchrp hi unicrc Sdnoe
Su0ih uon 9Irmeuticrcs, iuiidrn
ylCuuc @bapelIe lm0 (Siucndln ionic
n0rOIidl Del yorettchobeu pnr0en
Uereiu3elie 2lr9riiic nit idncrcn
9erIuiteu iiir oen6eiuo abaeiflagpa.
&ei 9teuriue mar Der 5eino
ihou, uodloem er betrdhtlIde ger.
ltdrtungeu heraugeioaeu bate, 3mn
Shumanariii bereit, ais Die treii.
Iihe 6eueripirfllul unierer 9lrtillerie
ipinen Rlnn nereitplip
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
,Rtbrasiau"
0absret nnauigrlIdrt!
Qapiidn Sce 1hiiits ii nuatuif,
Oh Sdlanen burdl Nilut obcr
lprptou Ucrnriadlt iuurbe.

9aaibiuaiou, ~. 9iai. Som
9Otidaiter Baae bier sinaetroiieut
Mtlounsrn hbsr bic gtidmoiguna
ots 1ampierc sgiebraslau7 beiaaeu
nidltp beitimmtre, Ob ha0 5diii ani
cine giine anfgclauisu oorr non ri'
utm Iorpeop aetrofieu iuor0en Iri,
0er ameritaniidlc glarineattndle in
sOnbUu ii beanitragt luorbru, icit.
5nitrllru, auf Ueldle glrt un0 &Ciir
Die SeidaOisnns berOuraerufeu
UorSen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
oSritiider gn8en5enge" abgefiibrt.
3eutider @eneraIitnb erflGrt IciuC
ScbOnptun8eu Oireft als &c.
uteIne SiigeH.

Berlin, 27. @ldt, ilbcr 9lnliter.
oam umO @onoon Sicr puroc
Elm omtlider 8eri1t bcrollsgcgeben,
Der beiagt baB bic 9e6auphtngen,
eircs ~britiidcn 9(ugcn3eugcn~, nod
Dem prcuLiibe artillcric aif id6f.
idc 1rlpprn gefcuert babe, Don u
bis 3 crlogcu ici. (Das mar Dor.
aiS3lfe6euD g(uh piro BARN IN
2thre0c geitelt, baB genti6e in bri.
tiihen llniformen periu6t 6dtten,
on Die britii9cn 9i1ien 6erouBufom.
men. Stols mirb 3urn SdluB bin-
sltqeiiigt: o3ie oeutiden Eruppen
bruihen mic cine GerfIeiOungl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
8eppeIin ilber 2hemie. glliinbnna.


eOuSun, n. alai. Geitcrn
9I6eaO sesen II llBs griff Gin 3ep.
pelin.enftidiff Den anrurt SOatb
GnO on Sea an Der Wiiinbaug Der
Sbemie an nno mari cine grofe gIn.
5abl SOm6eu ab. 3luei Ssrauen
lunrOeu in Sthfe geriiien (Oieie Mel-
bnng iuar DoranS3uicbenI auo cine
5ran nub Elm atnO luurOeu idJluer
nerlett. 5 @ebanOe lpurSen in
granO seicRt. WfGn slanbt bier, baf
Der 3eppelin Die Welegenbeit fir ei.
nen glngriff anf gOnOOn ansfnnO.
idaitea iUllte, iid Oann aber aus
tSurdt bOr engliiden iSliesern imam
leie uuO itanue!) NIT einem Yin.
griff anf ben 10000 Ginluo9ner
5a9lenOeH anrOrt beguiigte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
Gle 6leiOen neutral.

2onoon 27. @1ai. Ser gr.
dinnge 60 miro ans Gopenbagen
gemeloet, oic gerliner 3eitlngeu
brahten Ole g'adrid1t, ooB guIgnri,
eli nno @riedenlano Der ocutid)eu
Regieritlla bic 3uiihering gcgcbct
bdticn Staliens Gintriit in 6cn
arieg uerSe ibre lsoIitif Itriftcr
gieiitraIitdt nidt dnbern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
lltlltrts briiIIAts
9dIaallaili htrltniil
tfIumps mlf8 10 tfssHafa
YES Hatm lafiliAfa taahseH
nft.fHt

HMH tH
tMH fflm
nii lfat N iEN m
N m h i f aftHga
H e.Nm Mttti8H EaMt Hf
fM'i WG N taHalMaa
tiHnt HHam Ma tM f
aalfn HH8 UH Gf MaHH.
mifidi ftm he mme
nau mflht fammga lUia
mnfh adW hlft HaafMa hlH
marunA h fmmiF td8iatiii
H tH aHful.iffen gmtfrat
aut hW edl#af. taaliipH afagh
am ttfim masalittt 90 a aHem
faiHblaan tdfmdB fflfbiiH mHfba
uno b1lo Mfdui fldd
tit un.Iitu ClHitFg nb Mdnu.
idi1iifn adrnisf SIR ehpdau unb
Nciehlahdter Sea 9qarndolbaign.
mnt0cH afrtilel Cue 1auht6ol
mEf0f uon larpe0ohaotcn utriolai.
,Seeoh 1cIona % hcuieIpu ht iei.
nen NrioIafru m emiicbtn
Eao sdIutiihiii .lrhunphs
mnr0e TN Sabre 1909 Ia GHllan0
iiir orc aileulhc 4elierlna acbunt.
pom England aher I'm 0arauiiolacn.
oeu Sabre iduilidl crmorbm 5eit
Ausbrudl aes arieles mar ,Iri.
iiniph' III dliHeiiidtn rie eitropdi.
idlcu @eludiiern thaiia, 5ct5eiIiate
iidl an Der geidlieBuna non 5iiug.
tau im0 wur0r bel oicier 8eleaen.
belt pou oeutihen @eihoiien erreiht
nib beidd6igt giad Dem 5aQ uon
liingtau bcaob iih Triumph" mad
europdiiden @elpdiieru mo nobm
an Der 9eidlieBung Der Garoaneacn.
forts 6erborrngcnoen glnt6eil. Gin.
mol geriet5 oos 5hlohtldiii in cine
ar9e aleume, oenn cine tiirfiihe
Saubibeubntterie batte ibr 3euer
auf Den Pm5erfoIob fon5eutriert.
9fur nit gId uno 4rof) uermofte es
iidl aus Der 5euer3one Biriid3ltsie.
ben. es nirO inSeiien bebarlptrt,
onB 6ns ariegsidliff bel ieinen Mid.
aug nod cine fein0Iide 9atterie sunt
2 dlneigen trahte. Chm ia: De
mortllis nil niii beue-oon Den Soo.
TEN reoe MIR @utes.)
.Eriump6~, melder non aapitdn
Mloltrice 6 6tbmourice befebIiqt
muroe. mar 1885 5onnen aroB;
ieiHe Mnihinen euttpideIten t2,5O0
Bferbefrdftc uno es botte in sSrie.
oen35eiten cine gelobung bon 700
gie g(rntiering beitanb aus
bier t0.3ogigen, bier3e6n 7.58oIli.
gen 8eidiiben uno oiqr3q9n 14-
8filn0ern ionic bier 6.Efiinoern;
fiihrte er nod 3pei is.
30I(ige 8orpeborobre.
0os 56Io6tIdiff mar 436 SUB
lanq imb 6atte cine 8eidninOi9fcit
bon ettpa 20 snoten.
@is6er inb fiinf grobc 5dlodt.
idifie Der 9lGiierten bel 6en Sam.
pfen IN Den Garbaneaen bcrIenfe
ndmlid: triumph, Ocean,
,Srreiiitible, Goliatb uno 0as iran.
i0iiide S6ladtidiff gonDet 01eb.
rerc anocre Duroen infolgc 8oatref.
Ter ouBer @eiedt aeiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
5rGn5Oien nnS GHglGnOer idad.
matt.

9lm 9leifen Gage, an tpeld)em
Die Icutihen aeipaltige Grlppen.
maiien geaen ben neuen ;ScinO i'm
Siioeu nbihoben, er0fineten tie i'm
8eIten cine neue Gifenlipe unO Der.
trieben bic Gnal1noer nus ibren
Dorgeidobenen Steluugen. gln Der.
idlieoenen SteIlen nuroe Oie 6rout
bel 9peru ourdlbro6en. Die g1el.
olntp oeS oeutihen Sieaes fonlmt
BON 2ou6on. 9ie @Roglidfeit, oaB
or groBer mar, als 2on0on 3ugie6t,
lit nidt alisgeihloiien. Dab neben
oeutihcr 2trtiaerie aid mie0er Die
genlisung uun 8asbomben Den
GGlti6cn 9ieien Qortbeil einge6rodlt
bat miro natitrIih aud erfIdrt,
fam aber ben Grfolg ni6t aus Der
@clt ifafieu. syn oen Iebten $50.
den bot fif uidjts ereignet, oas 70
berrbigeno ouf oas 0euti1e golf
pirfen fonnte, pie Der 3uianmeu.
6rnt oieier groBcn anglo.fran30ii-
idcn Sffaniine auf oct ,Sront 3tui.
ideu 0pern mo 9lrras. Wlit feds
gIrmeetorps mo einem tieiigen 9tuf.
nanb OIL 9lrtillerie ging man oitf
Der flir3en 5rout Dor, uno ln6 al.
fdngli6en fleiuen @riolgcn 6ei
3tupillc, 9lbloin, 2orette uuo Son.
hej prolIten oae onoeren 9eriude
Der 9flliierten, Die oeiltihe Jront 3u
0ilrd)bre6en, all Der oelltiden Mau.
er ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
@alrIdjcinlidJ erloaen.

9lnliteroanb 27. @iai, ii6er Con.
CON. 49, @iner CitcnOer 3epeIAe all
oen biefgen 0Gclcgraof" 5ufolgc
mari Elm engliiher 5Slieger eiue
gombe ami eiuen 5traBenbo6npa-
gen In Gitenoc, Der nit oettti6en
Soloaten angefiiat mar. 90 Der.
iclGcn mnroer ouf Der SteGe gct0o-
tct. Ole SaiennuIageh Der gabn.
6of mb pieIe 6duier rpurOen beIdd.
oipt. (aSa. ia 10 cine engIiIde
9cnbe bcitebt ans ganj onoerem
Gtoif. iuic cine 6eutite lleber0ieS
pcriebIt iie nic ibr 3icI; oelltidc
@omben trefien nur SoipitGler unO
airheu lmO toOten mir 6rauen,
MGnner uno ainoer.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
1rans. 1lieaer beidie6t eanbslente

gInlItcrbnnL II Wf1l. ,5n
Ganbrai piiroeu 5 8ron5oien ge.
t6otct uno IL mcitere ourd 9ombcn
berlpunoct mel6e eiu fron5oliidcr
8liegcr, pGbreno Die 9eb0tfcrltng Die
Stride berlieB, obnarf. (GoHbrot
liegt i'm noroli6en 6ronfreih inner.
bal6 Der oeilti6en &inien)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
Die @eidliefnna gLneunais.

Utailan0, 27. Wtai il6er BariS. -
Sencr IBeil Ser oiterrei6iiden Slot.
tc, melder g}ontag 9(a6t Die 9a-
fenitaot 9(nconn bgidoB, fiibrte of.
feHbar Die 8erit0rtng Der ritftpGr.
tigcn 9obnucrbin0ung I'M S4iloe.
Die oiterrei9iiden &rtegsi1iffe er.
i6ienen ge9en 0}itternn6t auf ser
Sobe bon 2lncona un0 maren BON
5met 5(ug5eugen bic iibcr 9lncona
0obini6mebten begIeitet. .3lDei
Stlnoen lang oauerte 0a8 8onbar.
0enent. glber nift nur Der Babn-
bof un0 llmgegeno marcn Dem 5euer
ou8geiebt, ipnoern audi oaS QtilItdr.
1oipital (natilrlid) uno Die auppel
Der aatbeorole (iider). 2lI5 Die ito
lieniirbe 5lDtte ouftau6te, bcrihDan-
Den ole 6iterreidii6en arie9sidiffe.
Qu eS bieB, Die 0Iterrei9iide Slot
te babe bon elmer 8tnuerei al }lnco.
ma aus Signnle erbalten, purOen
alle in oerlelben nngeltelten 3eut-
iGen utter Der 8ei4uloigtn9 DER
Spionngc perboftet. (@ipiel Der
8errildtheit.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
9aniidler 0ampfrr nrrienft.

South SbielSs, Gngl., n. 9lai.
u Beltern iunrbe DER oaniidle
9ampfer ggettD4 in Der glurOicc
BON einem Oeittidlen Sandlbuot tor.
prOirt. Sas Sdliff Derionf, nadbcm
iidl bic Yiunnidaft in 9iettnnss6OO.
ten in Sidlerbeit gebradlt bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

gtus Der Staoitonlmiiiion per.
lartrt onB III oer uGditen Sispng
Die iofortiae @flaltcring Der Googc
5trnbe oil Der GiienbnbnfreuBnna
All oieicr 5eitc Don 9unoec angc.
rsgt Ipcr0en loa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
g,eruiIuftiaes 9(bfummen.

0iotteronm Soaauo, 27. 01oi,
iiber 2oiinon. Der vGourant"
bringt ein 1clc9raitlm nus Berlin,
peIdes beiogt, Dab Gellti9IanO unO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

SytaIicn Gin abfonmen eetroffcn
abtten, feline 9iuilperionen 8n utter.
iiireit iino aud ibr gioentbunt nidt
oll beidln9nabMen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
Setter i@IirBt lidJ Der
&ing nm YrSrmDsl!
Git OOrtigr rnifidr Armtt IdnIt Gt'
iabr, umjingrlt unD Dauu grIan'
grn gCHOMmeu ~ lugrDrnl
$4,000 Cttianstnt nnO 05 Ssi9at, Bic gsuisl

iig mH Wlgtliaf fab'etlfll
.nnm hN mIHldW hEiman on,
ah.t 6sHaet aFIaHa htN Nidlln.
tdl iH iitWitlf EfaH0Ha infifiu,
l.fafu al8 bgf 2an gfls8i nor.
hmweliW ih BE ulllIidlan eFlaa,
0H nub aiNlmlHiet nHb migriiibt
rem 8ohlfgdgn 8clgfHfn. lVeirn Aa
idrn Ngtlplaem merulden Miogr.
.ilan0 eutaeaeG ge IdleiAt, hcB Die
Eeuiihei 0pahalu SUR uuibaiinErIt
Rep0uHueu muren meil bic Niutii.
iianstolguucu ibueu nidi ldlncn az.
.ma i0lau tDnntlu N9an oori obcr
oehihc aroit. ocuiidg @nrin1dia.
tet un0 0cuiidrn gluih nidlt pcr.
tlciuern Eie &eraauaguheit bat
gelebri 0oB tie I'M slHiiama uiUer.
8Icidllih iino.
9luiien oeicrtirrn.
Berlin n. glai. 7ab Sic
Ruiien bel Ocn admpien all ocr
rlmaniidlen Sreu5e Dieliah uber Die
@reu5c aeiIildtet imO umo folgerid.
tig IN gtumdnien internirt puroen,
murOe bcute ourM Die W1elouna Der
rrmdniidcn 3eitung aNopprul" be.
fount 9iod eiuer 3uiammeniteaung
0icie8 glattes iino lett Dem glns.
brlde Oes Srieges nidjt iDeniqer ais
1000 gtniien in hunonien inter.
uirt moroen, Die meiiten trateu BEL
oem Gild5ug Der Guiien aus Der
9ufomino itber, ln0 oie 3abl ser
@efangenen miro tdglid aroBcr. Gs
ban0elt iid fat mlsihlieBhd Inn
aonoaerie. 9lus Der aroBcn 3abl
Der Deiertirten idIieBt Die ..Gopo.
rul", 0nB eS nit Der gegeiitcruna
Der guiien fiir ben arieg nidt neil
ber lit, 3umal fein 5pingen0er @rnno
3lr lleberi4reitung Der @ren6e Dor.
lag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
Sin SorpcbO geniigte.

Berlin ilber 2ou6on 27. 01ai.-
Cine aoritoptinopel 0epcide on oas
a3age6Iott" beiagt, ooB elm Tor.
peoc gcnilgte, o2riumpb" gum Gin.
fen 81 5ringen. seSlrnerbal6 iie6en
W}iutten na6 2an3ierltna 0es Cor.
pebos mar Scr 5hiffsfolob BON Der
0icereSobcrildde peridmunoeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
gene0ia in 9nnfel ae6iillt.

8eneoig. 27. @}ai. Die 9e.
BORDEN baben 8efebI ertbeiIt, ooB in
8eneOig 8tpiiden Sonnenuntergang
uno Sonnennligang fein 2iAt in
ben @duiern rmO auf ben StraBen
ange3itnoet per0en bari. Man fiir6.
te Die gaodtdngriife Der fein0lidea
iIlieaer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
ltalienls 06nin I'M ;yelbr.

Kdls, n. Wlal. - Gne bier elIls
getroifeue 1epcide mcloet, oab Der
aonig bon s5talien Den Gberbeiebl
iber Die Iruppen ilberuommcu ba.
be (ua oieier gluiuit miro id0ne
@eididlten ma9en).
@enf. Sdpei5, 27. W3ai. - Die
itaIieniihen Iruppen uabern iid iebt
Dem 6lniie Sion5o, I'M bon BORT
aus einen 9orltoB gegcn oos I'm.
beieitigte Erieit 3u unternebmen.
SStalien iheint gu beabiidtigen iid
70 idnea ais moglid in geiib Der
begebrten 6iterreidiI1en Qropiit3en
3u ieBer, ndbren0 oas Sauptaiel bod
ole gtieoerperiung Der oiterreidiid-
oettiden 9trmce biloen iollte. Die
SStaIiener baben 200 @efangene &c.
mad)t. (Gffen6ar Gioiliiten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
Cffiaiellcr OiterreidiIder SeridJt.

8ien, itber 2onoon. 27. 0iai. -
@elteru 9(beno bat oaS &riegSont
6olgen0es befannt gegeben: o9ie
Sdla4t bel 4r3emp5l ninlmt ibren
6ort9ang unO geitoltet ii9 INNER
n1ebr 3u unieran 8lu1Iten. 0iafen-
len's 2lruee bat oen Gan ie98 Wei-
len oberbalb 9r5eu1psl iiberidritten
un0 Denoet fi1 Der 8r3empsl-&em-
berg.8obn gu, pelde ii9 binter Der
6citung eritredt. Die ruiiiitbe 2lr-
NEE lit in @eiubr, abgei6nitten 8lt
Deroen un0 in @efongeni4aft 3u
geratben. 3us 6. oiterrei6iih.ltn.
garilbe 2lrmeecorps bat oen am Dit.
ufer oc8 Gan befinoli6en 8ritfen.
fopf bel 3agrooD eritiirut. Die
Rliien boben &eritdrfungen an ii9
ge5ogen unO erpurten iitooltli9 bon
4r3entpsl feiten SUB 3u fallen. Qtc
8obl Der ruiIiiAen @efaneenet mel-
DE mir IN Den lebten Iogen ge-
madt baben be3iffert ii6 bereits
mtf 25,000. 6erner bnben mir bis
geitern glbeno 50 lei6te unO 10
i6mere JelOgeidilbe, iopie Ga N}a-
ihinengemebre pabreno Der leBten
poor Gage erobert. 9luBeroem fie.
len uns IA Wlunitionswogen in Die
SGn0e."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27
abnla 8manat
ttia iur 6raai abl
Naam Sc tft 9tlbrat Maeaata.
mista bH iiaIiiaH itta
SEER Hfshi W8t

i 0
m u ~
@ EN H
f NiW
H Hem M
a ur GWa WA W8mlaH
nlf f IHHat
a M @mHN m0 a
WfHf 6H tialmdi8U Ifae
HN a0f H aiHui mWsf Ha ttf
WfuIaMIi8H HWif d.udM Hu.
Nu mN mghfGf 8nalHlt htf
iailtHgf ah NHe Wdigg aHH baba
faaItiM fIhNe 1H
NaN I aE mrtNi N0,
mo btf cAfaGtals6anf 0et ia
eniHH ifulita'iC m.ti b8h
oril Am0 toit daa bIe pgfta
AIdtu 8rdBpticHamaeH puf6fln
d uHd Son egr idH3u brom ar
mHHs lmmlIItg 8tg8paii1 im
0Nluh ea0orc ioacr pon hm ,sla
lWefn .efobgft morotu icin theil.
mclc mii ouu gaioutu ebfWo
miro 0ie Neirtnud mcbrerer sid0is
dleu amt Der olltrre.hn6cu settf ac
mel0ei 2ln elmer 6rout ben go
Ulcileu ruiiaug buueaen hh ole Stu
Iieucr meiter upuuari5.
gis icBt h0beu Die Geiterreidlrr.
troboem ibre 2lrtiucrie an Der eincu
o0cr Der unocrru Stcllc ieucrtc r
ungcbIid gan5 crgebniBlos - ii6
aui feiuc Sdlladt eiuaeIaiirn ion.
bern iiuo anboIteno 8uriidqeuihcn
nobel iie 9riidcn 5critorten, I'M 0cn
6eino moglidit oui5ubulteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27


ttlm 2i 6 Haa geHbaH
Nda aWiiht lfHH aUi hHl atf sii
ea0c mi 6Hn HtiidH uftasidon
pldt aeltu 8bfH5 ho.dehoe ag
mglbd SD a4Idno mtfrnnamal
be hnia agaln uuicrc U0tatida
tWu sltlluaau eilidc Icidit aU
critic mtite it66h pom miCfH
lmppcu muhfIa5 abacitlaaeH MIR
ocl
au Ser Tuhnia atuacn uuicr.
Eruppru pitlldl u9n glostpnic deacH
iidrfc ieia0lite strcittrdiic ium VII.
arii por Tit Rufieu mur0a poll.
itduoia aeihloaeu mo NIT iehr
ihpcrcn Bcrlmtrn iibcr 0m Slut
5iriidgcmorict g1ir modlicu 22l0
5einuacne m0 crbcutcieu 8 0ioibl.
ncnacldilbe.
@citer iuolid itbcitertcn mebrerc
beitiae ruiiiide 9lnariife aus Der
8idhu9 bon Glorgolu. llnicre @eg.
uer botten aud IN oleieu aamplen
lAmerc 9erldte.
Bonn iio6itlihen ariegstbeatcr
Die Gfieuiipe oes Generals BON
Wadenien madDt immcr meiterc Sort.
id)ritte; Den 9iuiien miro feline 3eit
gegebeh ii6 a1f irgeno einem 8lmf-
te ieit8uieben. gtadoem gtuoDmo
bon Den 3eutihen beiebt poroen
nor, gingen 0ie 8euti6en lmauf.
baltian Dor uno eroberten na1 fur,
3em aber beftigem 8efeft oas itarf
berihdn3te Dorf Spiato. Geitlid
bon 9tnoDnluo muroe Der llebergang
iiber Den SanfluB er3plmgen nad.
Dem oiterreidiide a5nfauterie oen
8ritdenfopf altf Dem ineitIi6cn llfer
0eS 5luiies eritilrntt botte. 8eiter
iil0lib erreihten ltnicre Eruppen
na6 einen bitigen @eie6t ben 81,
itritt oitIiA pon 2as3fi uno oringen
ouf Der 2inie aoren3enica- 3opalom
meiter bor 3ablreide @efangene
uno cine l1nmenge &riegsmaterial
iino uns in Die 9anoe gefaQen."
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-11

fellow and Shakespeare at the morn.
ing exercises. However we might
say their tragic accent was won.
derful.
On Tuesday morning the Sophie
more English class produced in stage
like fashion, Act1, Scene 1, of the
Merchant of Venice. All the roles
were played very well indeed.
A minstrel show will be given by
the Athletic Association, of the Cliff
side Park High School, to be fol
lowed by dance, in the auditorium
of the school in Grantwood, on Fri
day evening, January z. The COM
mittee on arrangements has aroused
a feeling of intense interest in the
student body and indications are that
the affair will be most successful.
Those in charge are: Misses
Dorothy Kenworthy, and Estelle
Kingsley and the Messrs. Frederick
Rollins and Emery Lenharr. They
are busily engaged making the nee
essary preparations. Many unique
ideas have been advanced by the
committee members.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-11
Make School Stage
Bigger Is The Cry

Delegates were present at last
weeks meeting of the Cliffside Park
school board from numerous social
and civic bodies to urge upon the
board the disturbances of making
the most ample provisions for stage
accommodations in the new high
school auditorium.
Those noted were: R. H. Mutt,
Henry Mutt, J. G. Vosburgh, and
Gerald Thayer, for the Comedy Club;
Eric Lehsten and H. L. Gebhardt,
for the Citizens Club; and Mrs.
Donald Mckee, chairman of the
Educational Department of the Wo-
mans Club.
No action was taken in the mat
ter, but it was thoroughly discussed.
The matter was postponed for de-
cision until the following Friday
evening when the architect would be
asked to be present.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-11
Freeholders' Meeting

continued from page one)
different newspapers before it had
been received by the Board. Con-
tinuing he said:
"The last paragraph of the let
ter states that this Board might well
have left the Bergen Turnpike mat
ter to the consideration of the new
Board and that this is voicing public
opinion. This is false statement.
Three-quarters of the people of the
county are glad the Turnpike has
been taken over.
81 do not think Mr.. Eager ever
attended a meeting of the Board of
Freeholders and he does not know
what he is talking about. He only
knows what he reads in the papers
and heresay."
An amendment to lay the resolu-
ton of Mr.. Glover's on the table was
duly seconded and carried.
The County Engineer was author
lied to pay for "extras" on the i'm
provement of Schraalenburg road
from Washington avenue north to
the State line.
The contract for the improvement
of West Saddle River road, from
Saddle River road borough to the
State line, was awarded to the Brew
ster Construction Company for
$17,079.
The Board approved a resolution
that any improvements on county
roads running through any munich
pality be chargeable to the NUM-
cipality.
The contract for the improvement
of the cutoff at Washington and
Massachusetts avenue, in Dumont
was awarded to E. C. Humphrey for
$4,000.
A resolution providing for the ap-
pointment of two bridge tenders on
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CiHside Park
High School Notes

Prospective teachers from Column
bia are supervising and teaching in
classes in Algebra, English and
German.
At joint meeting of the Athletic
Association the following officers
were elected:
President, Joseph Marini; Vice
president, Valentine FRANKIE; Secre-
tary, Martin Conroy; Treasurer
William Sperling.
The personnel of the Executive
Committee consists of Professors
Bray, O'Toole, Burns, and Sporting
Seniors: Erwin Goemann, Joseph
Marini. Juniors: Valentine FRANKIE
Fred Rollins. Sophomores: Alfred
Church, Martin Conroy. Freshmen
Edgar Prout, Earle Willnough.
1t is difficult for us to select words
mellow enough to express the man.
ner in which Helen Fox and Gertrude
Hall recited selections from Long
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-12-11
Englewood Millions
Go To The Widow Of
Ship Owner Barber

The will of Herbert Barber, of
Englewood, has been admitted to
probate by Surrogate Robert A. Sib-
bald. Mr.. Barber died in the Pres
byterian Hospital, New York City,
on November Is last. The instru-
ment was dated March 81, 1898.
The entire estate, both personal
and real, which is estimated to be
worth several millions of dollars, is
bequeathed to his wife, Sarah P.
Barber. The will provides that ct
shall stand in full force and effect
Notwithstanding children of our mar
riage shall hereafter be born" Mrs.
Barber and the testator's brother,
James Barber, of Englewood, are
named as executrix and executor of
the will, without bonds.
Mr.. Barber was president of Bar
Der & Co., Inc, shipping agents with
lines running to nearly all ports of
the world. He was also a director
of the Atlantic Stevedoring Com
pany, the New York and Oriental
Steamship Company, and the Virginia
Coaling Corporation.
Mr.. Barber was the father of
eighteen children, twelve of whom
survive. Three sons, Philip, Robert,
and Arthur, are interested in the
firm.
The other children are: Mrs. Alice
Pershouse, of Liverpool, England;
Mrs. Mabel Pershouse, of Chatain,
England; St. George Barber, Of
Chesterfield, Md; Mrs. Beatrice Cook,
of Paterson; Mrs. Constance M.
Prosser, Mrs. Sarah P. Halliday,
Mrs. Annie T. Childs, Miss Edith
Sterling Barber, and Miss Elizabeth
Wright Barber, of Englewood.