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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
Results of Games in Three Leagues
and Standing of the Battling Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
New YORK at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Il. Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
Don Raymond Beats .
Namesake on Mound

Raymond met Raymond on the pitch
ing mound yesterday. but Don Ray
mond, of Horace Mann, proved better
pitcher than his namesack, of Trinity
School. and his team was an easy win
ner at Columbia Oval By score OF
II to 3.
Donovan Raymond gave his Trinity
opponents only two hits and famed
sixteen, but seven errors paved the way
TO escape a shutout. Raymond, Of Trim.
ity, gave a good account Of himself for
six innings, when he was pounded
hard
The score by innings follows:
u,.,.. v,,,, aoosos9 al /. =;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
Allen Goes to Pieces
and Chicago Feds Win

Pittsburgh, May IA pitchers duel
between Mcconnell and Allen ended IN
the ninth inning to-day when the Pits,
burgh Fed twirler went TO pieces and
Chicago made six runs, winning the
game by a score Of TO 0.
Mcconnell had the local batters AT
his mercy all the way.
The score by innings follows;
Chicago $500 IS
pitfsburgh ..... o %
Ratterles-McConnel and Wilson. Allen ana
Berry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

Totals isz7l7l Totals .....2 Tst
.Batfri for Marion IN eth inning nan iof
- a.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
New England League Results.

Fitchburg. 2; Lewiston, /.
Portland, 7; Lowell. 5.
Lawrence, ,; Worcester, 0.
Manchester, 2; Lynn, 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
The ecore FOLLOWS:
0 o q 2 -
. /. n IL n n a

Totals "a 3 l2 o. 49, Totals .. o.. 4 IS !
-Baucl flr Chalmers FOO seventh inning Battcd
Pr Nley il eighth inning tBaitcd fo- Adams In
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
DAILY GROWING WORSE.

The German submarine menace
is bringing officials TO realize the
great danger facing England If
Germany increases largely the
number of her under-sca craft.
This has been impressed on the
British mind by the success of
submarines operating in the Oar
danelles, their ever-increasing
activity around the British Isles
and the threat TO carry this form
of warfare 10 the Suez canal and
trade which passes through that
waterway Friday came the re-
ports Of the sinking of the British
Steamers Cadeby and Spenny-
moor and the Swedish bark NJ.
Roosvall, and a statement that
a big liner Argyllshirc was chas-
ed and fired on by an undersea
boat but escaped 10 larve.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
TALK OF BUYING
LOWER CALIFORNIA.

The old proposal that the Unit
ed States should acquire Lower
California is receiving more at
tention lately. There are two
reasons given for such step.
One is of particular interest to
California, and the other TO the
country in general.
First, it is pointed out that the
great. imperial valley of Southern
California, which has 100000 acres
under cultivation and might have
three times that much, can never
be properly developed or even
properly protected without the
annexation of some of the terri
tory below the border. The trou-
BILE is with the Colorado river. IL
brings life TO the valley, and at
the same time threatens death.
AT the border, the rivers natural
flow is back toward the north, in
TO the Salton sink. IL has been
forced 10 continue southwark into
the Gulf of Mexico, by mud
dam at the northern end of Vol
cano lake. This barrier, engineers
say, will not permanently remain
cano Lake. This barrier, engi-
neers say, will not permanently
remain effective. The silt car
ried by the river is raising the
level of the lake and threatening
general inundation some day.
There is need of enlarging this
dam, and constructing a perma-
nent restraining work at the place
where the river leaves its origi-
nal channel and flows toward the
lake.
But both of these dam sites are
in Mexican territory, and the
United States government is
therefore hampered in carrying
out the requisite plans. Why, it
is argued, should not Lower Cali
fornia be bought, so as to facili-
tate the development of this
area north of the present boun-
dairy, worth more than the whole
PENINSULA 1t would be possible
too, for Americans TO develope
some of the land below the line,
which it isn't likely the Mexicans
will ever utilize.
The other reason is mainly
strategic. The ownership of Low
er California would give us con
tinuous stretch of territory down
the coast 500 miles nearer the
Panama Canal, strengthening our
hold on that great waterway and
providing us with valuable har-
bors and coaling stations.
The peninsula is of little value
to Mexico. Ii is sparsely settled,
the soil is unproductive and it is
almost entirely separated from
the Mexican mainland. Buying
it, however-and of course we
could acquire it in no other way
is a difficult matter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
HON. JOHN W. NEWMAN
COMING TO HICKMAN.

Hon. John W. Newman, State
Commissioner of Agriculture, and
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor, will
speak in Hickman on Thursday,
June 10. Mr.. Newman is from
Woodford county, where he is Il
most successful farmer. lie
clams that men from every walk
IN life have offered themselves
for office but he is the only
farmer who has asked to be made
the States chief eecutive. Being
a practical farmer he is in sympa-
thy with the farmers and will
have many interesting things 10
say to them.
Mr.. Newman should have a
large crowd 10 hear him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

our undivided support and help
him win. The honor of Appellate
Judge has way of continually
going TO some other section, a
kind Of Violation without repre-
sentation. !"
II is hardly necessary for us
to add, in view, of the fact that
Judge Thomas is neighbor TO
our people, that he is qualified fol
the place he seeks. If elected, he
will certainly discharge the duties
of this important office with hon
or TO himself and credit TO his
constituency. None of his oppo-
nentS could do more. Then, why
not Judge Thomas, of the Court
of Appealsi"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
MONEY ADVANCED
ON COTTON CROPS.
| will make liberal advances on
growing cotton TO good parties, 8
per cent interest. S. L. Dodds.

We understand Judge W. b,
Ambcrg has purchased john
Mcacham s residence, Just south
of the Episcopal church.
Little Bcrnicc Lee Parham
will entertain her little friends
this afternoon at a lawn party.
Vacation days call for suit
cases and hand bags see our line
before you buy. Bradleys.
T. G.. Carter is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Nat q. Turner, OF
Marvel, Ark.
Mrs. Thomas. of near Fulton
Is spending a few days in the
city.
Miss Monita Clay has return
ed from Paducah.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

MarcOni is said 10 have invent
.ei an instrument with which one
can see through thick wall,
brick or stone. The gossipers are
only hoping il will be cheap g
nough for them TO have one to
assist them in their nefarious
business OF prying into other peo-
pie : actions. They want 10 ruin
more characters than they can
now reach.
FOR RENT: Attractive apart.
ments, furnished or unfurnished,
or single rooms, TO rent. Central
ly located. Terms reasonable
Apply TO Mrs. II. q. Lewis, phone
pa. or Fethe's Book Store.
q. Il. Carpenter and wife left
Tuesday for Wickliffe to visit
their son, Billie Carpenter, and
wife.
Our silk hose for men have thai
classy, refined look that careful
dressers admire.-Bradley
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
YOU ARE CORRECT.

The Mayfield Messenger is o.
pening up its editorial columns for
its home candidate for judge of
the court OF appeals Gus Thomas.
Though last to enter, Mr.. Thorn
as is undoubtedly in the race,
even in this county, where he has
a strong following -llopkinsyille
Kentuckian.
You are correct.
Judge Thomas is not only in
the race, but il should be our
duty, as citizens of the Purchase,
all things being equal, TO give him
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
cAYcE NEWS.

Miss Allie Beckham, Of Clinton
spent several days of last week
with X. b. Scarce and family. 49,
Mrs. Henry Burns visited Mrs
Paul Davis, of jackson, Friday
and Saturday. Master Eli Edmis.
ton has returned home after a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
Roper. of Hickman. Misses Eula
Lee Oliver and Dollie Mai Camp.
bell were in Fulton Friday Bert
and Tavern Latta. of Crutchfield
were guests of Alleen Edmiston
several days this week. Almus
Wall was in Hickman Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. p. johnson and
daughter, Eva, and Mr.. and Mrs
Rob johnson motored 10 Fulton
Sunday Glen Oliver and Joe
Wall were in Hickman Tuesday
Alleen Edmiston visited Mrs Man
Treas and family, of Crutchfield.
sunday Mr.. aud Mrs. &. l..
BOndurant, Henry Davis and Mr..
and Mrs Il. Il. BOndurant left
saturday for Richmond TO attend
the reniuon. Mr.. and Mrs. Boone
Johnson, of Columbus, were
guests of II. z. johnson and fami.
ly Saturday aud Sunday Frank
Wall was in Memphis several
days last ek.-Mrs. Burns was
in Oakton Friday Miss Mary
Arden Mailing, of Union City. is
visiting MS. Eta Mailing and
family Miss Allie Thomas spent
q few days last week with Jim
Thomas and family of near HEX
man.-Miss Maud Morris of Full.
ton, is spending the week with
Miss Eva johnson. Mn Geo
Meneose was In Fulton Saturday
Rev. G. A. Coleman IL IN Jack
son ON business this week
Mcssrs. Sam Coleman and Lloyd
Davis who have been ia Los An.
Frlcs, Cali, for several years. are
visiting home folks Mr. aud
Mrs Vcsier Freeman. of Crutch
field. visited DR. and Mrs L. 4
Wright Saturday sam McCon.
nell visited Mr.. and Mrs = t.
johnson Sunday Mr. aud Mn
David Boulton have returned iron
Bowling Green where they have
been attending school Jerry
johnson was in Cruichneld Wed
ursday lnez Bynum, OF Cruirh-
field, IN visiting Mr. and Mrs
Walter EClmlston and family
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Brown is very III Frank
Wall and Walter Mcncesc mere n
Hickman Wednesday Mr Er
nest Mayfieid Ia at the bedside OF
her brother. Mr. Cunningham. At
Plantsrsyille. Miss Kelly Brow
der. of Fulton. was here Tuesday
Julian Green was ia Union City
saturday Mr. aud Mrs Ray
Thomas were IN Fulton Wcinr,
day DIR. and Mrs lon Naylor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

No bodies of the 81 officers and
crew of the submarine FL were
found in the forward hold of the
vessel when diver entered it
Friday. The vessel is in water
"A feet deep and the bodies are
supposed to be in another COM
partment.
Faris Naifeh has purchased the
o. b. Mooney homestead near the
corporation bridge ON Dyersburg
road. He will move to it in a
short time.
New neckwear arrives at this
store every week. This is one
way we have of keeping right up
TO the minute.-R. l.. Bradley.
Mrs. George Cortner and chill
drcn, of near Nashville, were in
the city first of the week.
Miss Allie Thomas, of Dyers-
burg, is visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
Miss Flora Matheny, of Mos
COW. is the guest of Mrs. b. Par
ham.
Straw hats of every description
R. l.. Bradley.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
L. o. o. M. INITIATES
CLASS OF TWENTY-FOUR.

Under the direction of National
Director ID. A. Mcclellan, OF
Nashville, the local lodge Loyal
Order of Moose increased its
membership in healthy proper
lions Tuesday night when class
of twenty-four were inflated in
10 the mysteries of MoOsedOm.
The class was composed of
Jno. X. Bryant
w. ii. Jamison
0sa Garner
Clyde Perry
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

Some of the poetry of motion
expressed by opponents of the
Grecian bend could be utilized u
coed advantage over wash tub.
Born, May 2sth, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Griswald, a son. liz
has been named Harold Cusicb
Griswold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

Three Sundays week are OBJ
served in COnstantinople-Friday
by the Turks, Saturday by the
Jews, and Sunday by the Chris
tians. And three distinct calen-
dars are used. This year the Mo
hammedan is dating his letters
1888, the Jews j675, and the
Christians, of course, 1918.
Mrs. r. b. Johnson spent Fri
day and Saturday with Ii. N.
Moore and wife, of Jackson, and
was accompanied by Master Nor
ris Moore who has been visiting
her
A fine 10 pound boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n.
Gregory, Monday morning.
Chautauqua tickets will cost
more after saturday night. Bet
ter get yours now.
Miss Clarice Young has return.
ed from Il visit to friends in
jackson.
Don't forget our Gold Seal
syrup-best ON earth. -Betters.
worth.
See our line of panamas boys.
Bradley.
The Enpress-today.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

were here Tuesday Mrs. Will
Naylor of Hickman. was the
guest of Mrs j W. Naylor Tues.
day
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
Cures OIa Sores. other Remedies Won't Cure.

NE worst oasss 30 matter u how long standing.
~ cured ~ the wonderful Old rcliaae Dr.
loitfra Aniiscpiic Healing Oh. u relieves
fsin aud Heals a. ihe same time sc. Soc, 81 70
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

Invigorating TO the Pale and Sickly
The Old STANDARD general strengthening tonic
GROVES TASIRi.ESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria rntie hes the blood nd builds upthe sys
ten. true tonic. For adults aud children. 80
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

ms OflngS the membership up
to about l7j, and the Moose is
easily the fastest growing lodge IN
Hickman; at the same time. the
youngest.
This order has just completed
handsome quarters in the old city
hall, which they have leased for
a period of five years. While all
their furniture has not arrived,
a glimpse of the interior of their
hall now is sufficient TO show
that it will be elegantly and tasti-
~ furnished. The remodellng,
too, was done with "a view 10 ease
and comfort of It's membership,
and this has been carried out to
the fullest extent. The club
room rules are very rigid and viii
be enforced to the letter. No un'
becoming conduct will be tolerat'
ed, and the Grand Lodge is be
hind the local officers in the ear
rying out of strict and cOmmcnda
BILE regulations.
The Moose is a good order in
many ways. Here wishing u
continued prosperity.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03
PRESCRIPTION WORK

IL TIE supreme test of a durp
s'ore character Our prescrip.
llon department is run ON the
principle that your doctor knows
What hc wants when he writes his
directions and that it is our duty
" 70 follow them TO the very letter.
prihR your prescriptions here and
you will make the Doctors work
surcr aud quicker
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-03

w. NJ. Cason
V. V. Stair
j. G.. Fethe
G. l.. Phillippy
Joe Polhamus
+. C. Dwiggins
Tom Dillon Sr.
Judge W. b. Amberg
j. b. Jones
Il. A. Williams
II. NJ. French
Il. r. Swayne
b. j. Hertweck
w. p. Skinner
Shirley Cloar
A. w. Davis
o. G. Sullivan
Il. G.. Rice
j. r. Dillon
j q. West
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
g~atiiemitii6e Setereieu.

@d6renb ale dibersn garteiridtuugen
i6r 9rr6altsn benz atgemeineu Burg
Frieoen" du3updTtn Iu6en, ieBt Elm a6eil
Der antiIemitiIaen qrefe ibr 5anopert
unaeitort fort. 81 ipirb bds p9erl.
Sda6l." aus ieinem 2eIertreis auf bic in
DRESDEN erI6eineube g0euti6e Baft"
pom 13. DECEMBER eafmsrtldm gemo4t,
in benz al BEN 4bema oarmceliefsruae
qen" geIdat tpirb, bab Der Suoe es it,
Set o~rinIeno babel itebt unb Iein @es
Thdftdm mudi". Sin bershtigter Gnts
r~ifItnHa Ihreibt Der ginIenber oa8u: SO
Tfsbe i'm 62. Sabre unO bin i6oH felt
QnauIt Ersiipilis our ausbilouHg Der
aefruttn nab 8. gum -. &egiment ges
danaen unb ieBt nd9 .. berIebt. gier
566ne bon mir linO sur SABINE g%erufen,
ber iaagfte 1T ais 6lieaer in D1btris
t0otIi6 abgsItirjt, Der brittle Sobn bers
tpunbet uno in eugliIber @efaHgenidaft,
bic 6eiotn diteIteu iieben ais 5eIopebel IN
geleitn. 9auIsube BON Suben iteben i'm
Hel0e, SunOerte baben bds @iierne areu8
crbalten. Vile Suben petteifern barin, ibr
M6glidIes fir bds 8aterlan6 81 tbuu;
unb oarm ioa man iia in FOLDER @tiie
trdnten ldHen2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
Mnnrih ann eiracsbrnFmnl.

IS birfte ptnig betannt isin, OaB Der
btrOisnHboae Gabrsr Der iaIeFidsa
2~dnbpebr. Geueralo6erF b. Mpprld BEN
bic 9rppin3 ShlsIien fir bic eIidli6e
a6pcbr bes auHeneinfaas Elm 8anttees
ordmm geIauot BAL, bereits in Berlin an
sinem 8enimal bereiuigt porbtn III, uuo
spar an Der Giegesidule auf Dem a0s
nigsplab. BORT felt oas cine Belief in
Grinneruna an ben &rieg bon 1866 cine
aampfi3ene aus Der Sdla9t Don SDnigs
grdB bar. Der idptrbernun6ete 2eutnant
bes /. @%arbertgiments 3u Sub auf bieiem
Belief 1T Der priu5 4ntOn BON 9obens
5ollern. Der iinqe llnteroffi8ier. Der i'm
I6ibeH6 in feline arme ntmmt, III Der
bamdlige 17id1rige 5a6neniuntersllnters
~Oifi3ier b. 8o1rI4, Der beutige Generals
pbsrit. 9rin3 Qnton bon 6~oben3oaern,
ber BON bier augtln getroffen mar, itarb
penige Gage mad Der Galadt infuIse Der
I4peren 8ertuunbung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
Ghrenirieb6of flir bie @%efnnenen.

Die feier!i6e einpeibuns bts bon her
Start Suis6urs erridtetn Gbrsnfritos
bofes Fdno i'm 8eiiein Der SpiBen Der
S~ta6t6e61rbl, bes OFfi5ierstorps, beg
Rrteoeroerbanots unb Der sur 3eit bort
petlenbeu bertpunbeten &riegsr itdtt.
CberbargemsiItsr Or. Sarres bislt cine
QuIprd6e, in Der er %erpdbnte, oaB bic
Gtabt Gufs6urg bic erftc gepeTeu iei, bic
bic Qnlaqs zines gb~renFrieo6ofes 6tidIoiz
len babe. qeioer ri es ni6t mogIid ges
peIen, ben gefaqenen bieIes 9risgss bic
leBte Ru6efdttt neben ben admpfern bes
leBten groBen ariegts in ben SoIodtets
grdbern auf Dem alien 6riebbofc 5a be-
reiten, pes6alb man eineu piiroigen till
len 9laB i'm 8aloe gtpdbft babe. Bis
beuie bdben bort As Srieger, Oarunter 5
aus Der Staot ibr G6rengrub %gsfun6tn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
@nTiide ,.Grieafiibruno".

Die ugOrboaif6c angcmeine 3eituns"
Tdrei6t iiber ruFii9e &riegfibruns: Den
beuiI6eu ge60rben Iiegen umfahgreide
Ra6peiIunasn bon 9e~senitdnoen Dor, bic
BEL ruFiI6en @efdneenen in ben Gefungea
~nenlaqern entbedt unb pffsnbar bon ben
0iuNen auf beutidem @ebiet gerdubt ipors
ben Tinb. 8it gtreihniFe bieier @tgenz
Itdnbe, unttr btnen fid in sroBer 3abl
WertbIa6en befiuSen geben einet geleg
bofir, ipie bic rnFiI9en Sruppen gum
S6eil uuf otutIdem 8oben sehdtft faben.
9obei Ifeaen bic borsefunSeum Slide
3ipeifeaos ben BET peitem gerinsin SbeiI
bes i'm gen3en e~ntlDen0eten Suites bar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
Fin 5pipital
Der Amtritanet
Sternenbaunsr in Il1eioIiug.
Sin MuRerintitnt, bas oddities COB
neroicHi,

en- Der Rdhe zines einfd9en, tpenig gez
tannten 0entlteins, Der einem 8riegsidns
ger unb Sriegsgefalleueu 3heooor
G0rner srridtet purbe, peit braubtn
an ber qeriphtrie Der Sta0t Bien, IN
Meibltna, bdngt Gfer benz 3bor elmer
oroBen, Ia6nen, nsuen S@uIe bic
meritdnif9e GlaSgG 9ier lit
bas %IoQenannte 4meritdueripital. 8ur3
na9 Qus6rua oes &rieges bate bic dmez
ritaniI6e 3tntralItelle bes> Gotbsn Sreuz
ses in @aihtngton bic mcnihenfreunblihe
SsbeG, elm G6iff Der 5amburgs4merita
Clinic nit 8erbdnbitoffcn uler art poIls
3ufiilen uno nebf elmer Qn3dbl bon 4er5@
ten unO geIdulten Pf%legerinnn nab
europa gu iennen. sic Molten 9llte
brinaen; no unb mem fam fir Ie niht IN
8etra6t. Rad @ien puroen bret Qer3te
unb 10 GrantenihpeItern geididt, Die
lett Saa uno Rdht nit ME enpenoer ars
bcitsfrcaoe Iih Der gflCge ber 8erpunbe=
ten rpiomm. Der g6efar8t bieier Weiifton
lit Or. Earn u. Snobbp Elm 4r3t reiher
GrFdbrung, benn er mar fir Ods Hothe
9rcu5 faOn in 5opdn me9rerc Sabre tbas
tia qepeieu uno bate aud i'm Spdnif9s
a~meritdntI6en 9riege mitsebulfen, bic
Cholera su betdmpFen. Sbm our Sette
fteben 3ipei iiiugere 4r3te, Or. Benton
uno Or. Deniiou, unD unter Der aufiiht
Der SberT6tpeIter 9bbiu Elm 9uBenb 4me@
| rican @irlg, bic S9peItern Gla, 4nnd,
@euubebd, Bertha, G1ntbid, Wtdrgaret,
GliIa6et6, Marie unb 2ulu6tll. Der 8ers
te6r Der Qmerifdner nit ben 8eripunbeten
unb Der gflegemannT4aft pirb burh fretz
niatge unb unfreipilige 9OlmetI4er ber>
mittelt; bod habtn bic ausldubt9en 9ela
fer Tton manden 8roden Der 2anoesa
{brahtn ~dufqegriffeu, unb lie finb gum
oroben @auoium Der 9dtienten beute be-
reits imItanbe, frii6morgens bel Der 8tIite
5rdgen gu itellen. ME ,,Jak Sc mate@'
ootr ,,Hogyvan2", ,,Lepsia', Mate
moe bolesti2' ober su Ideen: nSeigen
Gle S6re Sunee!" Die qatienten. fir
iebes Mort In i6rer Mutteriprads dufs
SieTie bant6ar, iinb freuOig iiberrafaf
unb beginner nun, in einem MortI9pda
ibr Ser3 dus8uiditten - aber lahenr
uuO ~bsbauernb mub iebt Der ameritaniidC
Mr3t a6mebren unb ertldren; ,,Nerozu-
NIP Die gfle9erinneu, bic i~ibri9ets IN
ibrer frsien 3eit beuti9e 2ettionen neb.
men, Gdben es in bieItr 8esiebung ltth.
ter; btnn bic Sprade ibrer Ianften Sdnbe,
i6rer frobli6en 8Iide, ibrer miitterIiher
SirIurge dllbsrt fid 10 tlur, OuB tie ebeu'
10 bonn armeu rumGuiIhen 8duernbur'
I@en ~perifdnben pirD. Der nit erfrorener
SGben unb sinem burdfdoHenen arn
bier Iitgt, pie npn benz Rrtbenen, Der tn
foloe Ieiner bur4 einen StreifIduB peri
lebtsn Sberlippe mpmsntan Der 5praHt
beraubt 1T. sbenIo BON llugurn ME BON
! @jansr, BON Glopdten ME pum G8eden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
9as weib6rob.

Gin gerbot Der gld6mittaes sg9etbtrobs
6dderei Fat bic Bidder 5nnung S46nes
BERG bttm Miniitsr fiir 6drbel unb De-
perbe 6eantragt. Gs Ioa bier6urd cine
GrIparnis am Bei5eumsbt berbtigefi9rt
neroen. Die gorRan6e Der atberen 8ers
liner Slider ununqtn Fub i'm auftrage
bes MiniIers bieriiber sutadtlid gebort
Dorbtu. 5aH buransg habeH iie fd ges
gen cine Iotde Mabndbme ausseiprofen,
6a barn BET alein6etrieb idper ober gar
nidt tonturren3idbig bleiben iDnHte. @s
Ihetnt bemuaa, als oh Der @unl4 Der
Sh0ue6erger Bidder Snnung teine auss
fht auf grfialna Bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
@nterlanbiide @eianauereinianna.

Sn 5rontTurt am Wlatn bat ii4 inter
benz Namen .Gbrens5eGo" cine @eiangs
pereiniaung ge6iloet bic fia our auf9abe
mudt, ben ~bertprbensu &riegern cine
miirbiae gefaiiung auf Dem GolOdtens
friebb0f 3. t6eil perbeu gu Iafen. Sbne
llnterI6ieo Der 8onfeIiion uno Ration
mill biefer baterldnoiT6e 9eiaugUeretn
alien 6olodten, bic in etnem Grantfnrter
ao8arett Iterben pber bort b%eitdttet tperoen,
am Grabe elm 8rdusrlieb Iingen urb ais
lebten GruB aud cine Rran8ipenOe nieoers
le9en. Beiier ion rah WOgli6teit ben
Sinterblie6eutn BON Der 8eitattung RAD
rt9t 1egeben ntrbeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-02
spnberfare gerpnnsetenfafIiI.

Glsmsnteau's glatt re'Somme en-
dame" pirit benz Sanitdtsoitnf Der
frau30FI6en Qrmes Dor, 0dB er in turJer
SriR 8ptt nb SiatiiIiien
iber bic 6eilsrfolge, bic 5obesfdas unb
Bic Notwithstanding Bel ben fran8oits
Ibsn @ernunbelsn btrofientli@t babe.
9eibe Stdtifiten 6etrdfen ben gleiaen
3sitraum BON Is. Bis 80. 9obembsr. Die
3uIammen5dblung Der pro3nt3ifferp srs
gebe nidt bunbsrt IoHbsrn in Der einen
elite lpeniger, in Der anoersn mebr aIs
bunbsrt. 8as glatt fragt lpeiier, parum
bic gtrIuF3iffern 0er erIten feds aritgss
po4en perhetmlt4t perben.