davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-05

TiStega dine, ko j. TurGija napovedala vojno.
RuSiji, so Y Ljubljani razobesili turSko zastavo.
Ako Sodimo pc dogodkih, Xxi Sc odigravajo zad-
ME case V starr domovini, he smemo Sc niti mai.
mani tuditi, Ge Sc je Ljubljana do kraja poturcila.
Allah il Allah
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-05

DoSti j. takih. XII so pred dvemi lett - oh
casu prve balkanSke vojnc - kriGali ma vse grlo:
"Iveli junaski jugoslovanski bratje ma Balkanu!
Dol Z nekrStanskimi in krvolocnimi Turkil''.
zdaj pa krite ravno narobe. Kan pravzaprav spa.
dajo taxi ljudje?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-05
kaoar kupujete zdravila.

hoeete tista, katera so zanesljiva.
Vprasalte Ia Severova. Ne sprei-
mite nadomestitev. Zahtevajte
pnstna.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
MRS. SARAH CURRY
CONSIGNED T0.GRAVE
Aged Woman Passes Away
Just Four Months After
Husband Dies.

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Curry, aged IS, widow
OF Milton Currey. and the stepmother
OF Mrs. W. a. Hustead, of this city,
died Sunday at the home OF her broth
er. Owen Vincent, on Grassy Run. Her
death occurred Just four months after
that OF Mr.. Currey. who died on May
% at his home at MCGEE. Following
his death Mrs. Curry took up her resi-.
dence at the home OF her brother,
Owen Vincent. and her two sisters,
Charlotte and Luverna.
Mrs. Curry was daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Vincent, prominent
residents Of Marion county. She had
spent her entire life In Marion and
Taylor counties, having resided in the
latter county after her marriage 10
Mr.. Curry. She was an aunt OF Judge
George A. Vincent. OF this city. Flu.
neral services we're held this afternoon
from the residence at 2:30 O'Clock and
interment was made in the family
cemetery on the home farm. A num-
Der of relatives from this city, includ.
ing members OF the Hustead and Vim.
cent families, attended.
Undertakers Carpenter and Ford
were in charge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
AT COLONIAL TO-DAY.

Much of the tremendous success &C.
corded Just Jim a Broadway Uni.
versal feature, is due to the excellent
acting OF Harry D. Carey, the leading
man playing the title role. Mr.. Carey
Is atyoung actor who has won fame
and distinction on the stage before
entering the world of films In such
plays as Montana" and The Heart
OF Alaska" plays which he not bnly
wrote but produced with great sue
cess throughout the country.
Harry Carey has probably had the
most diversified career OF any actor
on the screen. Cowboy, street rail.
way superintendent. author, lawyer,
actor. manager, director, athlete,
prizefghters miner, expert swimmer
and engineer are few OF his titles. A
graduate of the New York University.
M. Carey practiced law for a short
time, but soon gave up the staid pro.
fession for career as an author OF
short stories and plays and later
adopted the stage as his life work.
'Just Jim Is the first Universal pic
ttre In which Mr.. Carey appeared. It
has created a sensation, so much SO
that he was selected to play opposite
Julia Dean in Pronunciation"
Just Jim" Is being shown today
a. dtouight at the Colonial Theatre.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
.EA|RMONT MEN WIN
RIFLE TEAM PLACE
Claude Stewart and Joseph
Watson Enter in Ma
tional Shoot.

Claude Stewart and Joseph Watson,
OF Fairmont, who went TO Charleston
to participate in the elimination shoot
for entry in the national shoot at At
lnnta, Ga, next month, shot for fourth
and ninth positions on the team.
Fifteen men will represent West Vir-
ginia, Watson and Stewart alone be.
ing from Fairmont.
Winners are as follows:
First Lieut.. Clyde Braden. Parkers.
burg Sergt Ivan D. Chandler. Hunt.
ington; Major Heber S. Rice, Hunting.
ton; First Sergt Claude A. Stewart,
Fairmont: Captain Benjamin F. Cole,
Kingwood; Sergt. Elem Sawyers,
Buckhannon; First Lieut.. Hamilton
Bogard; Littleton; Second Lieut.. Law.
renee G. Thomas, Littleton; Sergt.
Joseph Watson, Fairmont; Sergt. Ed.
win H. Skidmore, Fairmont; Sergt.
Frank B. Glassford, Martinsburg:
Sergt. Carl j.. Postlewaite, Littleton:
ouartermaster. Sergt. Edward C.
Werely, Buckhannon; Sergt. Simon
Elliott, Spencer; Sergt. Ben johnson,
Huntington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
French Jubilant
Over Big Vivtory

PARIS, Sept. 27.-At one point in
the environs of Paris yesterday 1ot
aeroplanes went into the air in a
spontaneous demonstration OF JOY over
the victories for the armies OF the
allies TO the north and east.
The point from which they rose Is
one of the railways transfer stations
of the arts belt line.
The arrival OF 10 train loads Of Ger
man prisoners brought the first indi
cation OF the successes.
One airman after another rose way.
Ing tri.cOlors until 100 machines were
nlaneuvering.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
u. s. Not Interested
in Austria S Note

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-The re.
ply OF Austria.Hungary TO the Ameri.
can note on shipments OF war mum.
tions has not reached here. Officials
manifested little interest In the con.
tinuation by Austria of the contro.
versy, the view being held that so far
as the United States is concerned the
incident was closed.
1t was recalled that Dumba had
advised his foreign office that further
exchange OF notes on the subject
would be futile. DR.. Dumba's letter
was intercepted on James F. J. Archi.
bald.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
White Leghorn Lays
287 Eggs in $50 Days

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a new
world,s lrecord for egg laying competi.
Stions was established when Lady Eg.
lantine, a white leghorn, laid her 2Si
egg In $3.50 days at the Delaware Col.
lege experimental station, Newark,
Del. Lady Byzantine is contest!ng in
the fourth annual international con-
test under the auspices OF newspa'
per OF this city. The best previous
record was 2s6 eggs in 360 days, made
last year by Plymouth Rock hen.
The new champion is an American
men bred from an English strain at the
Byzantine farms, Greensboro. Md.
Five hens OF this strain have laid
1,13S eggs in AZ weeks. The average
hen lays about 20 eggs year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
DENIES GERMAN cRUELrlss.
. BY .Nssnclateil Press,l

no,rat ny associated PressD
boSloN. September 2T-The Ger.
man ambassador Count Won Bernstorff
IN letter made public today declares
reports concerning alleged atrocities
IN the ttoman empire were pure In,
Hentions. The ambassadors letter
was written under date of September
-. and addressed to Miriam Sevasley
Of this city. chairmon of the Executive
Committee OF National Defense Union
OF America who asked for a definite
statement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Man is Arrested
for Election Fraud
ny Associated pres.N

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 27.-Edward
Weilersbacher, charged by the police
with being implicated in the looting OF
a ballot box in the First ward after
last Tuesdays primary election, was
arrested on farm near Gordonsville.
Va. and was being brought 10 Pitts.
burgh today. The arrest was made by
city detectives who have been trailing
the man since Charles McChesney "a
former fireman. told his story Of the
alleged election fraud last week. Pc.
lice said today that two other arrests
were expected before nightfall.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
40 Are Burned to
Death by Yaquis

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. eighty
passengers OF a Southern Pacific Mex.
lean train were thrown into car con-
tanning hay, and the car set fire by a
band OF caqui Indians Friday near Tor.
res, Sonora, according to radio advices
received here today from Hermosillo
via Guaymas.
Only twenty passengers have been
accounted for thus far, the others
having been burned to death.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
DEAD BODY FOUND.

CUMBERLAND, W. Va. Sept. a.
The body of ohm Davis. aged % years
single, was found along the Baltimore
& Ohio tracks near Patterson Creek,
W. Va, about ten miles east Of Cum.
berland, this morning. 1t Is supposed
that he was struck By express train
No. l3S about daylight while he vaa
walking along the tracks. E
The body was identified b ythe dead
mans mother. who took 1t TO Spring
field. W. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
KAISER MOVES HEADQUARTERS

By Associated PreSs.j
LONDON. Sept. 2T.-Emperor VII.
liam intends to remove his headauar.
tiers TO Nuremberg in October, il is
declared In a dispatch from Amster.
dam TO the Exchange Telegraph Com.
paEy. lnstructiones have already
been Issued regarding the transfer,
according TO advices from Berlin, the
dispatch adds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Prominent Ohio Man
is Dead in Italy

SPRINGFIELD. O.. Sept. GA ca.
hlegram heceived here today announc.
ing the death in San Reno, Italy, OF
John W. Bookwalter. IL. OF this city.
widely known capitalist, philanthropy
list and for mtty years prominent in
Ohio politics. A. quarter OF century
ago he was Democratic candidate for
governor of Ohio and at one time was
a candidate for United States senator,
but was defeated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
10 Americans Hurt
in Haitien Attack

CAPE HAITlES, Sept. Gin an
attack by Haitian rebels OH an Ameri.
can force about two miles from Cape
Haitien, 40 Haitians were killed. Ten
Americans were wounded.
The rebels have refused TO dissrm
and the Americans are marching on
Haut du Cap, in the Plain of the
North.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
TURKS CLAIM SUCCESS.

coNSTANTINoPLE, via Berlin.
Sept. 2I.-Part of the positions on the
Turkish left wing at Anafarta which
had been occupied by the Entente
allies In the Galipoli Peninsula oper.
atoms have been retaken by the
Turks, according to an official state.
ment issued at Turkish army head.
quarters.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
3. 3. RECEIVER NAMED.
lBy Associatefl Press.

lBy Associated PresSl
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept. IA re-
ceiver was appointed today for the
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Railroad.
The receiver was appointed by Ell
mer B. Adams, U. S. Circuit Judge, in
filing OF two suits by the Law firm of
Boyle & Priest. Charles f. Shaft.
president Of the railroad. was appoint
ed receiver.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
STABBED IN FIGHT.

CLARKsBuRG. W. Va, Sept. az
John Levin, a glass worker. is in a
critical condition in a hospital with
stab wounds, and John and Frank
Savage, also glass workers, are in Jail
as the result of free.for.all fight
among foreigners at North Seventh
and Clark streets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
KILLED BENEATH MOTOR.

CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, Sept. 21.-
stany Rock, a coal loader, 10 years
old, fell beneath swiftly moving cleo.
trio hauling motor and was cut TO
pieces while taking a pleasure ride
with other young men in the CONSOLE.
dation Coal Company's Columbia mine,
east OF this city. ames Urcheck, one
OF the party, was locked up in jail
pending an investigation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
cARRANzA MEN EXECUTED.
tBy Associated Press }

LAREDO, Texas, Sept. 27.-General
Carlos B. Brinas and his son, Ma Tor
Carlos Bringas. Jr.. both connected
with the Carranza army. were put 10
death in Mexico City Saturday. accord.
ing TO an announcement at Carranza
Headquarters in Nueva Laredo today.
Both men. 1t is stated. are alleged 10
have falsified their accounts and mis-.
appropriated Carranza funds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
mouNosVILLe MAN DEAD.

George Whalen. of Moundsyilie, died
last night at the residence of his
brother.in.law, ]. G. Hamilton. on the
Grafton pike near Hicknan's run.
He was aged 4S yeai. and is sur.
vived by his wife and six children.
two brothers and one sister.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
Police Rounding Up
Germans in London

LONDON. Sept. 27.-The round UP
OF male Germans, Austrians and
Turks OF military age In London
which had bene set for today was
carried out by local police beginning
this morning and will be completed
by tomorrow.
About 1000 men are affected. some
OF whom hold responsible positions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
IS FIRST FOOTBALL WITHIN.
lRy AssncIatctl Prnss !

by Associated PrcSS.l
LIMA. Ohio, Sept. 27-The first ia.
tally in connection with the presen,
football season recorded here today
when Don ATLAS, Is, prospective guard
on the Lima High School team died
from injuries received in a practice
game. His teammates will act as
pallbearers at the funeral Wednesday
morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-27
CHARTERS 20 VESSELS.

tBy Associated Prcss.)
PIRAEUS, Greece. Sept. o7,-Tbe
Greek government today requisitioned
20 merchant vessels for the transpor.
tation Of troops.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

Settle, einen S6ritt mad Often bin =
Od laeen erbGrmIide fleine 5ol5bittsn
- undngetaItet. Die Dege ndren Elm
brduner MOrair, taum gum 9urhtoms
men, unO bic ruiFI4spolnifde Stabt
aus Der mir tamen, mar bdBIih unb pers
hilbert. sic lag unb bebnte iid in ibrem
eigenen SdmpB, als t0nnte nidt einmaI
mebr bic SintfIatb fie rein maiden.
BORT mar &iien. @ie nit eirem i9drs
fen Mefer bon unierer RuItur losges,
trennt. Sd bate bas ni9t fir mDslt4
sebdIten.
limb nun OFpreuben9 Sd bate mir
6us 2anb als G~ingdnespforte gu Bug
lamb borgeItelt. Sd budte mir bic 21nbz
fdaft dls cine fIdde ltnenbli9teit, beitanz
ben nit ben G6I0Fern iunterIider Sers
rel unb ben 9iitten ormIeIiger MenIden,
mebr 2etbeigene dls 8aIern. lnb bdz
bt; 1T bds 2dnb bas f60nife, bas mar
ieben fam. Seen unb WGIber unb Siiz
gel, bliibenbe i9Dfe unb rei4er 8eiib
iiberau.
Die pitpreuBifden Sumter ftdnben ia
II. 8ufe, lire eigenen Wsse gu eehen =
iiber bic &0pfe bes Bottles Bintpeg.
man fagte Do6l, bic lebten bort obsn
elm tpenig gu febr in Der Rdbe bOn RuBs
lamb.
aber ieBt = bus gqnae goIf fte6t sis
fdmmen. 6reipiIige aus alien aldITen
Der 8ebDlferung. Gin ~reinigeuber Cuff
aug tpebt ieBt bort tpie ii6er bas qqrse
Deutfde Retd. Gin Sturm Der 8efrsiz
ung = gegen RubIdnb.
SFpreuBen 1T @eHeurppu, bel mebr
dls i'd getpubt babe. Die Wlaiuren bds
BIN uniere &ultlr. 0es6al6 limb ibre
2eiben = unter ben QIidten - aud urs
fere 2etben. limb bd es INNER bas 9ers
f0nliht III, bas tnier Gefi6l am Itdrt@
fen dufriibrt, 10 fiblte i9, ME qdnb
nnb Bolt mir nabe tdmen, ols mein
9aitberr, Elm Mafure, @riegs 9ieb duH
feiner Srge[ ipielte: ,0u alte mutter
Adrmf Did db, 8ein S9neiB lit rptb
ME 8Gut!" - tpdhreno in Der 9erne oer
3rieg brObnte unb bic gngIf Dor ben
Rufeu nod in uIer augen ftdno.
r0us 2eben bat in unTeren Sogsn
einen Sim betommer," 10 babe ih nelts
ltd g%eleTen, neil ieBt audi Der Sob einen
Sinn bat" 9as mag tpabr fem. aber
bds 9eio9 2abt uns nt6t borii6eraeben
bdrdrl, @enu bic Meni6en in 6iefer
fur6tbaren 3eit ni6t bergebens geliiten
baben iollen tpenn aud bds 2eioen
feinen Sinr bdben Ipl ~, bann miiFen
tommenbe Soften our Quferfebung ipers
ben. 0teieniget, bic nab bieIem Rrieae
bic Submit Der 8DIter gu former bdben,
ie trdgen cine @eruntportune, nie fe bic
BeItgei4i4te ME 8ubor getannt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

itiderei, ober neueroings Der fpenieer plas
fiIden Rdbmai6inentiderei; bic uufs
bIiibenbsn Spibeniauleu nabmen dbnIi4e
3ei9nungen auf befreiten bumit bic
SpiBsutunt bon Der bisberieen GintDnigs
felt ibrer Motipe, unb nnh unO mad
Isrnte aud bas tdufenbe qu6litrm iehen
urb - unterIdeiben.
60 lit benn cine neue 8Iiitbe5eit Der
GG6ertunit, unb 5fDdr Der beutfhen Gds
dertunf, i'm Gntiteben begriffen, unb bic
bornebme Grau, bas sebilOete iunse NGos
den Ieben bereits ibrsn Stols BARN, einen
ibrem an5ug unb = ibrer geriDnli6teit
entfpre4snoen 5dher i'm Gmpfunss3ims
ner ober an Der 5eitafel ipieleu gu Iafen.
Gin gut g%epdbtter, e~isenurtiser Gdaer
in Der feinnerDigen Sunb elmer tlustn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

2dbt bierber bic tnternationdleH Sons
miIIipnen fontnen, me Gnglunb fe pprs
fhldgt. Sic t0nnten Der @elt elm Bud
l3u ltIen geben: Die 8oiafen bss 3aren
i'm Sabre 1914" - sd min mid
neutral balten urb barum ni9t 6ffentlit
iagen, mem msiner Meinung mad BAG
Bud 5ugssignet tperOen miibte.
areiIi9 tpdren ni9t ale RuTen ben
aoiaten elei6. 9ds muB gere6tigtsitss
6dlber gefogt perben. Die ruffiIhen 9ras
goner betrugen fi9 Notwithstanding
menf6li9. Gin 8rngoneroffi5ier, aIIers
bings elm 8alte, bate ielbit eineu Mann,
nit benz i'd ipra6, Dor - ben &oTaten
geiparnt. .Wir ba6Rn ia Islbff Qnsit Dor
linen" figte Der 0ffi5ier 6in3u. nnb
Elm junger beutIder 2eutnant - er bate
Ti9 gerdbe bas GiftrHe &reu3 berbient
: FAB i'm 9diino Der 5eftung 20Ben an
Sif9 bes aommdnbanten unb er5dblte
uns, bdb er nit einem gsfangener ruIfi=
I6sn Sffi5ier iiber bic S4anbtbdten Der
aoiaten geIpro6en bdtte. Wortgetreu
beri6tete Der iunge Sff5ier: yauf Gbrs,"
Iagte er ,.ber RuHe bat mir gea%1lttportet:
mas polen Sie2 IS 1T bieIeIbe Sc
fdifte ME bel uns in RuBldnb pd6renb
Der ManDber!"
Sn elmer pplnifaen Stabt i%enTeits Der
9ren3e, bd mar i'd 3eu9e, pie Der &oms
manbant an bic armen Gfien bertbeiIen
lieB. Sn Der gan3en Stabt fdb t4
&reibez Sni9riften an ben 8biiren: gSier
ipoAnt Elm SuOe." 0ber: s9ier tpORnt
Elm 9ole."
,8esbdlb2"
nSa," fdgte Der ROmmanbunt, incline
Solbaten miiHtn glauben, bdB ss bier
feline RuFen mebr giebt. Sic 6aben i'm
eigenen 2unbe 3ubiel BON ben 8oIdten
geIeben. limb IS fol mir bier ni9t gu
undngenebuten Quftritten tommen.@ Sd
fab 5tpet beuti6e 2nnbnsbrmdnner, tpie
iie in biefer feIben Stabt in elmer bers
ldfenen rufffaen @ubnung ftanben unb
bic 8lumen am 6eniter begoFen.
.8esbaIbq" 50" dntfportete elmer
BON ibnen tddelnb, Die urmen 8lumen
biirfen bod nidt eingebeu, neil bic Serrs
f9uften bobpngefaufen finb."
9as mar beren 3eitbertreib in miibiz
gen Stunben.
aIs mir CUR beutf6eu 9ren5e 8uriifs
famen, Itanb bort Elm Mdnn - Elm
Bauer. Mir bielten, I'm mad benz @egs
81 frdgert. st CAB 8ef9eio. a6er feline
4ugen tpdren bon SbrGnen berbunteIt.
Mas tpdr geI6eben, .nteine So6ter =
IA Sabre alt tit ie - bdben bic &ofdfen
mitgeI6Ieppt." st beutete in Der Ri4s
tung mad RuBlaub. sd febe ie ME
mebr -" Rein = er Ttebt tie mics
mails tpieber. Die Sorben aiiens baben
fe nit Ii4 sei4Ieppt.
aien "a Wir itdnben an Der @ren3e
unb Ia6en mad &uBIanS Suriid. llnb
es mar, oIs blidten mir melt in Sibirien
binsA. go mir ftanben - bd mar WeIts
europdl Man dtbuete trpB Der @er6ees
rungen Der Roidten ben Gett, Der in Der
tleinen niebergsbrunnteu Stdbt gsberrIdt
bate. prG6tige anldssn, berrIihe @ese
iiberaG. Die 9duier, fopeit fe nod
iibrig tpdren - ME ppblbeItelt tpuren
le niAt! sic iuben bpppelt ent3idenb,
ia fat rii6renb aus, pie iie bu berluHen
unb einTom sipiIden ben &uinen Itdnbsn
unb bdpon asu9tsn, fpds bier sinft fir
cine Stabt seipeTm mar. GfeiB unb Orbs
nung unb @pblItdnb bsrrI9ten in ben
Sagen bes 6riebens. limb bart an BET
@renaideiAe - bort uuf Der unbsrsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

Ioireit acbobeH balit, bob man an qpTliss
disaabeH benton tonnte, LAG aber bas
tinitleriiae G6aTitn In Deitihtanb 70
arg oarHieost bab man bic ~iuuibolersH
'Gdder aus qaris beBieben muBte, unb
iia bel uns mur auf biaiee Na6dbmuHstH
fran3Sfifer Gr8eugriRe beTdrdHite.
aa9 In Der 5ptitm Sdllte bes bsrIloi
ienen Sobrbunberts bis in bic IebttH
Sabre kbIte Der osatI9tn gSherinbultris,
bic iid meilt, ME aud btuie nod, auf pie
9trielung oer 5dderblatter befhrdnlt
unb bic ~feineren @eiiele aus 5rantreid
be5iebt, BON fpenigen Q%nsnabmen abges
ieben. bic i65pfsriide llripriineIidisit;
oamit trat cine lebIois 9sriladuus bes
8ebotensH Elm. Der ieoe Snouilrie uHters
porfen lit bic BON importirten Sheen unb
fremosn GnfliFen Iebt. Nus bisisr 5bais
fade srtIdrt iih aud bic gorIiebe fir
Gebsrfdder, bic 5eitpclIe 81 beoba6isn
mar uHb in ibrer nur duf 0as Bacterial
seItelten DirtuHg bic rein tiinitltriIte
@ertbung dusIhdltete, Elm gerJiAt benz
ebenfals balb GleidgiItigieit uuo abs
Ie9uung ,olgen muBten.
Crit nit Der Wirberbele6una oes beuts
iden &unfgetperbes nno Defenders nit
benz Giutritt Der Grouen in oas Stunt
banbnert purOe Dem 5dder in ben arsi.
fen Der Snteliseu5 pieber 9eadtuns gu
Sbeil. Mldn betradtete nun BON Gtdnbs
punt bts &unhihuffens aus, nuF 9units
uno Observation-Disclosures bic Feinsn
MaIsreien uub bic nab ainItLerentpiirs
fen gearbetteteu Gpibenfdher, beren Ses
iteqe nit Der Wirfung bes 5dherblattes
auf bds ieinfte in llebereinItimmung sss
braht pur6en. Die 9iiuflerfG9er purs
ben piebsr Elm SammelgeaeHitdnb uub IN
Mufeen unb q%ripatgaaerien oIs toitblrs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

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