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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

ocn treucn 8erbiin0eteit mad Nicn
lno bpn goli5iihen ShloHtfeIoerr,
loqar uab aonitautiuopcl unO ocn
GorOaucllen. 9(ud 3eppclinc tpcroen
9c5eigt ilno Die @larine nit i6ren
trcfilihen lliltcriee6ooten
Sic aeiomniten 9iloer, 250 al Der
3abI, mcrocu iahgemdB uno in intc-
reIIanter g9eile ertldrt, gum beiieren
9erItGnouiB eilies ieoen 3ub0rerS.
Gin icoer GetiAer, 0clterreiber
uu0 llrgar ioIlte alio nicbt pera6iau'
men oioier iuirflib 6o5intereiianten
@oriii6nms bei3uluo6uen Gilt ood
ser 3med ollein idon, Dem SiiIfs-
fon0 bei5ilieueril Inn ben ;0interblie'
benen inierer tnpieren arieger OiIrd
umier Siilfsiuerf Croft ipeuoen 6u
fonnen.
Gs lei 6arouf bingelUielen, Dab Die
geiolnnite Gorfiibrling inter Sen Pill
ipi3icn Oes ullnab6dneeen 9iirger.
pereins bon MarDlan0q itottiinoet
@ilette iiuO ihon iest 81 boben in
9llbougb's Sidet Office, gfr. 2, Git.
Sapette Strabe, imO i'm uEeutihen
Gorreiponoeiiten," unO eS lit rat5.
lam iib bei3citen einen guten Flot
5li iibern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
q naleaunq.

.S5Sr' ciumol, Mann nd !icit mou
lett IN Der 3aiiana 10 oH bns Nort
,Gerrori2mus~ II lpoS gcrltpt man
0cnn oa ei8ntIiH 6arunter2"
oEerrorismasl IcrroriSTlrsl Das
is, mann On mid gum @'iipel an
GamitaQ net 81 oer Brcis leqrlic9tcoen
oceeu loien ipiGf. fpela tp Cir nes
an 6reitag Die neus 9lulc tauT !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

9oleiltnebnlcr &m, 9. RDon bat
einen @efebl ocs Stoats Setrctdrs
beroffentli6t, ponob ole omerifatii-
iden Wlotroien gelpornt peroen, Stel-
len ouf Sdiifcn nob O0niihen &G-
fen on5ilnebmcM penn ibre Niidrciie
nicht aornniiri III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
arieas.eidt6iIOcr Syurtrao.

Serr Gmil 9ieid ans g9icn miro Iei.
ncn @ortroG oGcuti6lano mo
Ocitcrrcitb I'M @cltfricgc4 ourd
25O aricas6ilocr illuiirircn II
gum @citcn oes 6ieii0en Siilis-
fonoS.
9tlu einmol, om 8rcitog, Den ~.
Ie6ruor, 9(6cnOs 8 llbr, miro Der
Yotriotiibc ariegs.9imtbilOer Sor-
troQ ,Gellti6lono inO Seiterreid
inn g9eItfriea" 5imi @eIien Der 8itt.
men mo @oiien uielcr ocr 5nm gro-
Bcu @eltfompf fiir's Goterlano bin
ausge5ogeucu arieeer itattiinOen
Serr Reib fii6rt Die 3uidouer 5il'
crit in 0euti6lono'S 8auptitaot
Berlin, 5eiet Die 9eseiitering uuo
Nemonltrationen OeS @olfes, Die
aunoQa6e Der 01obilmahimgsororc,
Die 9(nIpra6e oes aaiiers al leu
@oIf," oen gnlsmarid Der Ernppen
in Geinoeslono uro ourb bic erober'
ten Ielhrnqen. oie 9erpiiitnngen nno
Eriimnicr6mlien Dor 9Iugen Die olc
.Eauten ans @fen" nno ibwerer
Sau6ibcn onqeriHtet baben %eIier
6cfoulmcn sic 9eilher ooml eineil
ginblid in 0as 2eben ser arieaer III
i6ren Sdii6engr0ben II. Don Der glrt,
pie iie auf Dem 6eloc perpflegt mer-
Oeu. Gouu oebt eS bon Dem nett
li6en RricgSihalplabe nah Dem olt'
libeu oprd GitprelBeu bhelu uoh
9Solen. lluO iupiter Nc9t eS Damn 5u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
9r. gEm. @rder.
qn bic sOameu.
pa. ha2. glatb.alan.sIIaa.

Eis rpsiar emnle IN Der sinht
uulrre 9dhsSlaiicn icbt oileu Suuac 1ouicn
iuelhe bic Sfleioermahcriunit nab ben neucller
Weiboocn etlcrncn uollcu. i0nnen oies Ia iut'
ser Belt burd ben Nniblub an bicic Niniicn
frreden. llutetridoi Mloraens. qahmilioqs unb
NhenoS. @cQncmc GhInoen, Sm 0aule be-
aonuene 9lrbeteu f0nien pdbreno he5 Inter-
riots oriqcictf ncrOeu. Orlinhlidcr uulcts
riot iri Guiiuurf bon Nlulicln erihein. Ndlere
Au8funfi imrifilih oocr mnnoE0 bel 8rL
Gnbrr3 Wr 8O2 qDe1i. GoruiuQns scfrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

S,br &atcr (er5iirrD gSuuGer
@loun ipic f0Hucn sic cs iicb eiuiolt
len IoHeM meme Gohtcr 5u mnur.
mcE q
6rcicr: a9G8 alter @ciNditsmaun
ioltcn 5ic ned 0lu @ulnoiab sll
lpiir0igsn miilcn, NoB mon feinc &e.
Ieauihcit pcrpciien OorL i'm Dor-
lp0us 5ii fonNcL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
@pN hnff.

ngQas Sfre Srsnoiu fir cincn
tIeinen DUMB sotl~
Tr1ulcin De 6aben Sie allers
bipqs gc1tl 30 punoere midi INNER.
lpis Ne i3r tiuiti4es GiebiB oa Dim
tia0ringtl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
I'm 6crIcQt.

Giaaelaus ao.amosd bat cine
6rcu, Sie er a.~l lcs ieiu iuia. giues
Cages erildyie er i6r sr mii5is cine
&ief1ailsreiie na4 @mcrita ontreten
oie iGm 0oS ein'iGe Miltei Dinlt,
leins tSrsi4,it ipic5er su.iid5ucrlangen.
llno lihiia, iuc5 NoTatA erpfdngi
icinc Sr1ii fo'ocn6es 1eiegyamm
Dlliiey GGifi nit Woun un6 Gcu3
uniera,9aHgen. A,iu Tlenil sereEs
tell Gru6. SiNnisl0uS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
Cine cEraNs.

Gin Bauer iiest in elmer N,enaae is,
mis ci,l ae,19mtcr 2Gpe Dcygeiii9ri
miro. 9l1h Der &ariteauns frogt er
ben &tierbanoiger: 0Sdgen Sic NAL,
pas iofeI ea ocrn menn Gle mir mein
leib GaGm naaen2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

DeiitIhe 9iiber uno 8eitidrifien.
". Saultid, 10 Noro oro4oppIeton'elgabe.
National.Gonfen.
pxhe On xa@n gatIguol 9euf," @en. nIe
VrcieriStrnBc. Sncob ". Qooi, Xtntocnti
.ess0nS slatonaI RT4a ssal.a Zee eaS.sroasoau.
,g4earru g;aiionaI Banl," "a nor0Guiam.
@irase. ". Ularrioii, @altrcr.
Staots. .9onfen.
,,ncnilme Nauf pon goltlmurs." pnItnlore.
nib Qonioab, Strahe. ymQlni &cDet, piul'
bent; Geo. n NcnQ. Mohrcr.
Spor-Snntelt.
,Drntid. eportanl UDn baltimore" 0utuip,
nno @aliimoreSiraBe'
SrnfsGUmpaauieu.
ealr erpcm nno 1nh 0onYann,
40. SouiiD.Sir
Y}nrmor- iul0 @rQnit.gBcrfe.
g. ei0arinsr C eors, 22s |orosebarIcs'eir
2onomirt1ihoftlihe @er1tbe uno
S1mereien.
griiilifrsurueE 60, 2o6 NogSssa,a.eirabs
l(obofoten.
aan u M. eaoip, 500 e. 4anherase
Nlitnblng, Girnoces, 9tongeS un0
Sefen Gnd5Heden uno giiunen.
efnaet esps, 52s Observation-Disclosures.
3upferihnieoe uno @lun1bers.
Sobu cnbert i7iA ThomsGtrabe q. a q.
GelepboJ: g3clis 1888.
observation-disclosures, uno S1noIer.
9iers 6. 1uean C Weg9sw. 10 On2erlua.
SSener.8crliherlingen
%. :. ehndclioro & SO.
uSeunNe Ncucr 0erimcruuqa Ocigninnr" D."
pouioah' ufo baltimore. Eirabc
nSeuild.Nni. 6cnctNerfdicruuac Ojeienimoit."
@Qtim1rcr rSiranc uno 0uiiun 0oufq ofnenue
pMnndl lrlurance 50. Of 4iuerpuul" Ncnro nA
eoutneio Observation-Disclosures. l0i-tO3 0bnus
her oi Commerce NulloiuQ
,,Vetwnuia NcucrucrHdcruute Ocienimnlt"
%altlmore' nHo sorb'ehabe-
@IeMblatten, Wletoll etc.
aneH, gnuelin & 60. Ousorpprlu) 1915
NnloetllonsGirobe.
@tienmeoren oler glrt unO Suf-
ihmieo.8ubeb5r.
g. eeuh parne Co., so2-sd4 Norb. @oh,9ir.
@fauoIcb.@eih1te.
~GoAIolIOnseo eOaH Co.." 4 soro Sab. erahs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

glbpnncntcn, bite ocu ,,Scntidlcn Surres
ipDnOentcn" nidt pHnttIidl uScr nnfcnel.
mdhig crbnltcn, Iino achcign, Der Office
cnucn per Eclcpbon oocr ielyiitllh Dit
ihelIung 5M maAcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
o9rch-Gln61 cr6Glt SilOnif Ses
Cardinals.

Ser n@reB-Glu6~ ri6tet in ieinenI
Souptquartier cine @aaerie ein, uel-
de Die 9iloer bon pronlinentcn 9iir-
germ @olitifern imO @eiitliben ent.
6alten ioa. 9luf Grfldeu Der 0iref'
loren oes Clubs Bat Cardinal @i6.
6ons oeu 3eitliugslellten iein 9ilO'
nib geinnOt wel6es 6iSber einen
proniuenten @lab in ieiner 9ieIiOen5
an ser giorO-G6arleSitraBe einnabnl
uno bon me6rercn tauienO %erIonen
alliG5rliH in 9lugeni6eiu eenommen
luurOe.
SSm o9elbeoere Sotel" beginnt
bcllte Die SSobres. Convention Ger
nSnteritote @ioutel & Eile Dealers
9liiociotion."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

0iairr l5Ar iunscu Trou) %, idj
sin oan3 otBer mir, NoB Der @erihts-
poaSicber bcute ga mar, Bate i'd bod
ibon bon Geinenl 9Sapo bic Miteiftl"
Sunae 6rou: oglber reec Gid oob
Oesmeeen niat 10 olL 81 unS lit CT
ia foit ieoen Sag getom ~~--''->
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

DeitIhe 9uAer uno 8eitidriiien.
VI. Saultidl, 10 Woro, ,goppIeton,eigab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

llsbereilter l&rtcgSbsginn.
Ser fleine 6raN5l Gin @ieHcr &ino,
lit audi ron Der aasemeinen @ries-sc-
eeiiterung anssitsdt uno eauj ttau.ig,
Sab er np@ ni4i Ing UsIO mtltaun.
nSu, 6raE3l 10 lang tdnn ccr &aiIet
ni6t portsn, fiS III 0ruB Bit"
n9lbcr 9'opo,1 meinr 5rcn5L 9Du
foit Jeaegu bcd crit g'Elgt bag / 10
itnell rafIc!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
0ci@dftss s&Cgweiicr.

8eihmaen 8eitldriften etc.
,,Shr Baltimore Neus Co., Grnen O. 8uuer.
Ge6aiisiiibrer, 227 Ioro'0obert Sitaba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

ogRlticr lit mcgcn Oieier Ecr5mc.
nic geraOc6u in 9lcnghcr."
ogGorim OcHn2"
sic fam fcidcn @artner me6r
5un &ortcnipiel 6afomnlcl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

NliImbing, 8nrnoces, &onee8 un0
0efen Ga4Eeden uno Niuuen.
8rnaen esps., 52s Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

oShrc Trcul0e lirO fiber Bic &rl
uno g2ciie, ME lie lid ibeiSel licB
rc,bt mii0c6rcdtl"
nNnrun Oenn9"
nSic lcritdiitc iid1 udnIid oiC
S@ciounQ in alcr Stille. m0brenS
dGc i6re 5reun0c aus Der Sfoot .veQ
IN Scr Gonumerfriic6e porcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

llobofateu.
aan n M. etolU, 500 e. Qanl.grobc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

Rupferihnieoe itno @Iunber8.
Sohu. fnbert f7lA ThomsGirabe. q. q B.
GelcpboJ moit 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

gigentbrms-glaerte, un0 S1noIer.
glerss s. 3uean C Weyerw. 10 OncerIua.
tonSirobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
No., Ollr[n. = y c @ I e Z !"

9to'e 9urros S6eoter~
Se 'S@o0'@S1qSI's .s6e @irl from
ill., in .S5e 6ouics ''S'''V Of S,Ieo. TU'.
Sepp Sp' les Se~s0'etO s5coter~ o''iaa. ~iea.
n. hide z bette SonUtiOiclor' Ssntdi q'''qft Is
aenas ean"ass'ea i@55GtlIt @itibIi.,.S,, Sad alcgo6c.
giaon @lono w. 49,, 8 9utcs, Sam
Ser@e'. Ionic Si'a SSi;u9laono ino giolct
aea SSs sa. eertSiasssa s,a ss2.f0pfiocr @IaO.
@sSo' ''p Ru6Iifnm ebcnfaas ioii'
Isl 10y 'ss..malettt. q.n . +.
'''''i'riuns,"s orT ST''1Go@. ms%.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
0}oiionoI. .g}onfe1t.

2onomirt1idoftli6e @er1tbe uno
S1mereien.
griiilit'SurueE 60, 2o6 0ogSsBnea. eirabs.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

Compound to me and / tried It at once
and found much relief. After that |
had no pains at all and could do my
housework and shopping the same
as always. For years / have praised
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for what It has done for me,
and shall always recommend it as a wo-
mans friend. You are at liberty 20 use
my letter In any way. "--MrA. THOMSON,
90 W. Russell ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Change of life Is one Of the most
critical periods of q woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there Is no other remedy known 70
carry women so successfully through
tais trying period as Lydia e. finkhAm' .
Vegetable Compound.
II yOu want special advice
write to Lydia 70. Pinkham Med
icine Co. toonfldentiaI), Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by q woman
and held In strict confidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Building and Loan
Assets Increase One
Hundred Million

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July a7-The
building and loan associations Of the
United States increased their assets a
little more than 100000 during 1914
marking growth Of s72 per cent over
the previous year. according to the an
nual report OF II. #. Cellorius OF Cincin-
League Of Local Building and Loan AS
scoiations. made here today at the
twenty-thiFd annual Meeting.
Secretary cellerius continued:
Considering the fact that this period
included six months of the great war in
Europe, during which time there also ex-
listed in this country an industrial depres-
sion more or less severe. this showing
speaks volumes for the thrift and saving
habits Of the wage earning classes OF our
citizen. who are the chief patrons of these
institutions
The hard times apparently have slim
ulatcd and enforced econcpiy and the re.
duction OF unnecessary expense. which
In times Of great prosperity are usually
on the increase. ana have brought home
TO the people the necessity OF conserving
their resources. As q result they are
saving ms much. or more. 10 proportion
than they did during the prosperous
periods.
There are now IN the United statea
6,6l2 building and loan associations, with
a membership OF s.iOs 4s6. and assets az
srogAfins ei.SbI. sla036. an increase over
last year OF iss associations. 2sl.Oo2 mem
bera and tlos,seo.s97 In assets. The aver
age amount due each member IL Sfs7. s.
- asAinst tliois, the amount shown last
yaAEl'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Ex- Tennis Champ
Pleads Guilty to
Charge Of Larceny

NRw YORK. July 1-Guztave u.
Tonehard. 3 years old. former indoor
tennis champion, and for several years
keen contender N outdoor national
tournaments. pleaded guilty today to the
larceny Of solf balls valued AZ $40 from
Aberorombie 4 Fitch, dealers An nport-
ing goods. where he was employed.
Judge Rosslsky, Of general seasons. be-
fore whom be made he fisa, reaianaed
him Tor sentence until Friday.
0eorse Gordon Battle counsel for
rpuchafd, In asking for mercy FOR his
client. told the court that early this
ysaF rouchard's wife dIod IN chlid-blrth
and that the defendant was left with
che baby. Doctors ana medicine bills,
he said. had piled up. and his ciisnt'a
resources we're at an end. Then came
temptation and he fell
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
STRIKING OIL men
RESUMING WORK
Fifteen Hundred Employees Return
to Bsyonne and Tidewater Re-
filming Plants.
SHERIFF PRESERVES ORDER


NEW YORK, July 27.---one thou
sand five hundred men who had been
on strike for several days returned 70
work today in the plants Of the
Standard Oil company and the Tide
water OIL company in Bayonne. n.
J. Mayor Pierre Garvin and Sheriff
kinkead declared that the strike was
broken and that by tomorrow all of
the strikers would be back at work
and that several hundred guards who
had been protecting the plants could
be removed. The sheriff said be was
positive an increase in pay would be
granted the employed before the end
CT this week.
About 500 men have been fdle since
the strike began in the plant Of the
Standard OIL company.
A. result Of THIS strike and Of dis
orders IN which several Of the strikers
and their sympathiEers wsrs shot and
killed employees OF the Tldswater OIL
company quit work, Il was said, unwilI-
ineIy.
sheriff keeps order.
Sheriff hinkead had $50 uniformed
policsmsa and guards stationed about
the Standard Oh plant when the men
went to work today. For six blocks q
guard was stationed every fifty feet and
on every corner wac q policeman with a
rifle. a crowd Of several hundred men.
who suffered near the oil works, was dis
pjerssd by the sheriff Two arrests were
made. but thsfs was no disorder and the
sheriff appeared to have absolute con-
troll
Many Of the alien employees followed
the. Enslish speaking strikers az they
sntersd the oil plant and the sheriff was
confident that al foreigners would go
back 70 work
the strike was begun TO enforce a de.
rnand tor Is per cent increase in wages
Eagle Plant Tisd I'D.
A lie up Of the Eeeie OH conspany's
plant At caven Point. Jersey City. which
began yesterday when the coopers
struck. was made complete today, when
virtually All Of thu other employees struck.
large crowd Of strikers and sym-
pathiEars gathered outside the plant aud
eiashed several tiInea with the foo police
stationed about the gates. Three strikers
we're arrested on minor charges.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
SHENANDOAH COUPLE
EL0PEs TO MALVERN

sdENWNpoAIf July ss,--lspeolaI.l-- =,
clipping while the members o. her family
-gere attending the chautauqua AZ sidney.
Miss Fern Heeksi and Harlan Ralston
drove 20 Malvern sunday afternoon and
we're married a. the hons Of me Rev.
Frank Caldwell. pastor Of the Methods
church. The wedding AZ this time comes
a. surprise 10 the membars q both tho
brides and gfopm's families 4 note was
sent back ~ the driver OF the automobile
from sidney % her parents. AR. ana Mrs.
George n. Hecksl, telling Of the weddlRs
snda letter % his mother, Mrs X. u Raj
sfon, was the frat neNs received by his
family.
The bride has been teacher Ia the
Shenandoah public schools the Lest two
years MI Ralston Is a travelling salss-
man for q hardware company 81 Chicago.
Mr. ard Alrs RaIston WIN make thsIr
home n Marahaltown IA. The narrlars
llcsnsa was obtained Saturday a. Glen
wood
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

$500 = - 1880
In the direction Of Tukum. towards
ehlok, midway between rukum and
Riga the enemys offensive. which be-
gan Saturday, was repulsed with the
assistance Of ships gums (evndently on
vessels IN the guif OF Riga.
North 81 the Niemen the enemy APP
preached the Pomswiaa Keydany. on the
road 70 Keyno. from the southwest, there
has been some fighting.
son the Nerew front the enemy oon-
tinuez nnouocessfully to attack our posi-
tons on the PISA river. near the village
Of sonvatki. South OF Rozan, after a
stubporn encounter with the Germans.
who had crossed the Narew, we threw
them back In ths resien nsar the mouth
Of the orH "a ar a. The village OF that
name.
Southern OF Pultusk (north of War
saw) the enemy's attacks were repuIsed.
Email engsgemsnts were begun with the
advance defenses Of Novosecrsievsk.
ron the left bank OF the vistuia enemy
attacks on Ivansorode advance works
were repuleed with success. Between the
ylstua and the vieprls the artillery duel
continues.
'I,etweeR the visprn and The Bus. the
battle continues with sreat Intensity. on
the alh, the enemy attacked along thu
whole 'front.' with the exception OF the
lmpediafs vicinity OF the vieprz.
North Of urlbenhow the enemy de.
llyerod an ensrgetio attack with stronG
forces, but our troops rspulEed almost
al the assaults and sueoeanfullr counter
attacked. There has been no change on
this front except IN few villages which
pass from hand 70 hand ar
There has been no ilehting on the Bug
the xlota Lipa Or the Dniester Z
Elm che Black seq on, sunday .oul
torpedo boats operating in the coal re-
gion. destroyed forty sailing ships laden
with cOei, They alec destroyed anew ooal
shaft and suspension bridge. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Italian General
is Killed in Battle

uATNE Italy July AVA PNrls.
July N,l-'osnerel Antonio cantore has
been killed n battle on the JaOnzo front
lie Il the fret offlner o. that rank Lost
BY Italyt He won . senaral's oommiazion
BY the haroism he displayed during
operations IN Tripolf
General cantoFs had charge o. aptions
which resulted IN the occupation Of Ala
and ether villages near RoFerte. IN Tfen-
tho he Wa armed only With a riding
whip. vith which he dlrecfsd his mea
from the Nest exposed ponlilons. ldeclar-
ms he would b ashamea 20 run lees risk
thar HE soldiers
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Eight Men Killed
by Explosion in
Illinois Coal Mine

CHRISTOPHER. III. July g7-Eight
men were killed and fifteen badly burned
In q sas explosion atone OF the entrances
Of the Moderwell mine here today. Three
men are missing
Tha number Of men in the mine when
the accident occurred IL not clear, figures
rapsipg from about $50 90 $50. Less than
thirty men were at the entrance where
the explosion look place, the other work
men being at the other entrances,
All but those At the burning entrance
escaped
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

f"4"ft-A@Af|t|'@ 'ANfANA 4 N0N of3ANsf
Dundee desire 10 express their apprecia-
ton OF the faithful and sfffclent services
rendered 70 the village Of Dundee, with
oat compensation. BY each and every
member OF the preaens board OF trustees. =
AZ that meeting were G. =. Qeorge. w,
4 seiby. Ezra Millard, jesse p. Palmer,
a. r Hendrickson. y J. Doddn and d.
l. Johnson.
On Lishstns Qoestien.
The status o. tbs Dundee street light
ing situation u Swing the city can-
mlssloners some concern. A question
= being rsiseq a. to thk legality Of
$500 llghfing bonds sold few weeks
pofore the consolidation. Al iavostlga-
ton made By the department OF ACCOUNTS
and finances assclnpes the feet thst y.
g. Wend presumably r0r the Metro
pelflGna Natee bosra, was high hiddor.
with . premium az el.65s Attorney r.
u Webster OF the Water board daoliraA
% psas unon the honda which later
Nere acid 20 George Co, At
private sale IIaisey a Co. Of
fhirage, second low bidders. IN a. corn
manicauon just reserved. stats they had
no knowledge Of the private sale. II "a
further nainted out that tina honGs wsFs
authorized for lighting plant ana llnit.
ms eystem and that failure 10 build ths
pisnt might lhyelidete the bonds the
Filieee records also show that N.07 Of
shls bond money WAS paid to George
CO.. for their Happy Hollow
lishting system Of saventy-nine posts
end elobess which vas 20 have heen
made part u The general village light
ing sch4nie
The city council recently directed The
LEGAL department to proceed akaina ths
bonasinep OF the contractors. who wsrs
awarded the Installation work Of the
n1ndee ilshfing system. When tha VII.
'eee ees brought iatp orcaier Omaha
The tFeaehes ter the eondnits were open.
material On the ground. but work su..
pended
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound.
Philadelphia, Pa. 81 am Just 52years
Of age and during Change Of Life l suf-

Tered Tor six years
terribly. l tried sew
erai doctors butnone
seemed to give me
any relief. Every
month the painswere
intense In both sides,
and m q de m Q so
weak that ! had to
go to bed. At last
a friend recommen-
ded Lydia E. Pink
hams VeUetahla
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Oil Employees Vote
to Return to Work

NEW YORK, July g.-The strikers of
the standard oil company at a street
meeting late today voted 70 accept the
proposition Of @. y, Hsnnessy. the plant
SUPERINTENDENT and return TO work to-
moEsQw.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Public Is Asked
To Continue Search

MASON CITY. la. July E.--tSpociai
feieErnni l-osoar v 0oldthorpe and his
wife have issued public statement. ask
ms for continued efforts on TIE part Of
the peopel 10 find their child, missing for
five days They err satisfied. as are
hundreds OF Others, thai the child was
killed BY Al automobile or was stolen.
Public highways are heinz searched for
miles h every direction.