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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
sndl elm gatriot!

Gin eigenurtigtr 5aa foIfder Detlaras
tim lift auF Dem 9abnbof aDrbbetn Don
einem Mebrmann Der 5ur @reusipdhe ges
bort, dufgebedt pprben. Gr fab bDrt me1s
rere Riften groBeren llmfdnges, inter
GpfeInaaren bttlorirt, aug 6iibbeutf1s
lamb an einen 2dnbpirtb hitiigtr @egenb
sefanbt. Cine 70 grpBe Meuoe Spiel
laden an etnen NinthdnbIer abreffirt,
fam BEN Mehrmarn perodhtis bor. ct
meloete bic 5hatiade feinem 9orgefsBterL
Der cine Rtpiiion Der Riiten dnnrbnete.
Man fanb an Der STEELE Der Gpielpdaren
5000 5tiid elettrifde SofdenIdmpen. Der
aOreHat bebauptet. biefe ~pertaufen su fpOla
len, ba er dber fidt Elm berartiges Sc
perbe betreibt, 70 eridtint bic gebduptune
nidt stoubpiirbtg. man bermntbet. unb
Elm @ermerf anf Der MbreFe fpn bafiir
ipre1en, bdB bic senbuns mad Gotters
BAN biniiber gelhmnggeIt fperben foIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Genfnr Der arirnsppltfarten.

Dds feapertrettnbe generaltommdnbo
bes VIII. 4rmetcorps bat folgenbss ars
psorbntt: Dir i'm 8t8trte bes aorps ers
FAtinenbea artegsppitartsn unb Rritgss
bilberbpgeu uuttrIiegsn Der geniur, bnrd
bic beim fteTIpsrtretenbsn Generations
manbp errihtste GeniurIteLls, unb fnb su
bitTsm 3pede e~insuTenben. Gle entfheis
bet ob BITE Gr~5ngniiie freigeeebsn obtr
rerboten perben. Die qoIi3ei lit befugt,
gtldmadlpie unb piirbelofe a~riegspoiis
tarien unb ariegs6ilbtr6ootn borldufig
gu bsfhIdgnabmen. rnb Der GeHfurReIe
3ur entfdeibung Oor8uIegtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
ltnfpntrpnir6are Nnidn[hinnnnrn.

Shirt &uratiu, Der ais 4~bgeTanbtsr bee
rnffiidcn aothen greu3es an Der 5toRt
ueilte, bate nah petersburg %gtbra6tett
oeutihe aubaIIsrie babe rufiIde @ertvuns
bete in einen ga6nbofsgebdrbs mir BEN
9pIben erfdlagen, bic 2eiden ourn NIT
Petroleum be9pFen unb unge3dabst.
6dpebifde 3ettunaeu geben bieTe 9rohts
tadrtdt tpieber unb tnipfen baron bic
gemertting, es lei ie9r oerbddtis bers
ortise beftimmts 9eiduf0iguugen ait err
beber, aber ale M0slidteit Der 9ladpris
flung buburh Su bermeioen, bdB iogdr but
Rdme Der dnaebItden ga4ntatiuB bets
fhIpieaen lperbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Euleu iii ;srunfrcidl.

Qlts 9dris ipirb berthtet. Die srRt
abtbeilnng Der ppInii4en F~retfpiIGissn Qe'
eion, bic an ben Iebten 81mpfen in Mr.
ra3 tbeilgenomnen unb iih babel in be-
lpnbertr Weiie qiSgaeifnet bate, purbe
Bel ben 4ngriffen ipeitIih bon Qblains
0a5aire beiHa6e pernidtet. Mitd bic iibris
gen QbtbeiIungeii Der 2eginn baden III ben
Iebten R1mpfeu f6pere 0erlufte e%rlitten,
Die pnlnifde Qegion nirb BON franS6Iis
fher Gette ais cine iebr trieastihtige
3ruppe beseihntt uno mar gleia 5a 4ns
fang bes arie9sS III parts BON ppIeu
un0 9fdrAen organiiirt porbeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
On afnitLtr nfFnQfn.

Gin ben lsbten 1eibsn aampfsn I'm ms.
item, Bel Jprmtnes, til aud btr begabte
Mlnhener MaIer unb 3eidHsr hilbert
DetBaerber ala 2eutnunt unb aompagnits
fiihrer qeFaaen. Meibeerber Itduo i'm SO.
asbensjabr. Qm ~bsIannteiten inb huobI
feline geiIreiAm 3eihnunsen uno 8ilber
aug Der sSugtnb", III Der Ct faft RUNNER
fir Hummer pertreten mar. Sn btr Ieusn
4indtptbet in Miinden bGngt feine nsus
8eiBaerbtr mar prdiioent oer
MiinAener aReutn Gs5eFion".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
3ie rniIiidle anbenueripLanna.

Die turtdnbiI6en Suben fanoten cine
abprbnung mad petersburg, bic bem Gies
standardization Elm BittgeIu4 unters
brelttie, NORM inter Sinpeis auf bic
Fir6tbare CARTE Der MaBnobrne gebeten
ipurbe, bic dlgemsine Notwithstanding
aus Der Iurldnbii6en propins riidgdngig
al mdftn. Bis jsBt blieb bas geTu6 obne
isnen Grfotg. uRusipie Sloipo4 erfdhrt,
bnb $500 aus aurldnb unb 5000 aug
bem Commencement aotpnp alsgtpieFent
,Su6tn auf brm Meee ndd) benz 8nieprs
IubsSuuuuneratnt MtnAt puiiirlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Tag ntnrnr nhrnlldt Wtr1redrna.

Aeuter mtloft ans Dem Mqlifdtn
6aupt1uartitr in 6rantrtiu, bab BE bris
tiideH 9rupptu bnr Der @trgiFtang sinrs
6lufes in Der gldbt 0perns e%etpurnt nors
ten Teitn, iu ben bic 9eutIhen Nrftnif
gepnrfen bGtten. DE msni8inifde anos
life iheint ben gtridt 5u beFtdtiasn. gss
merienspertb TT bic llngtnduigteit am
SAIufe Der Mslbung unh Der fehlenbe
GlaBname, bod btrftbIen bic engIiiden
3siiuneen uiHt, bic Melouns nit Der
lleberfdrift a8os neueite btutids gsrtrss
den" 5u h%ringtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Bic fnnnnarhnltenen aelairr.

Die fran5ofi1e ae9teruug bsihloB, ben
nd4 GrantreiA gefIidtetsn 8eIgiern, bic
Inn utter bon lis Bis 30 Sabren ftebtH. Die
bisber oepdbrte iiadtlide llHteritibung
bon id1lih 1,25 8rnHten ni4t mebr aass
suBdblen. DieIer Mdbregsl ipenbtt bas
beloiT6t glatt .gingtieme" beaeiitertst
geifaa, inbem es mtint, q piirbe baoird
perbinbtrt, baB cine gldFs ianger trdfiiger
Qcnle nah 5rnnirtih flihteten, lin iihs
auf @taatstoItsn btqnem at MAIDEN, ans
itott I'M aanbe git bleiben ODER in bic bels
eiIhe Nrmst einsutreteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
500 IN Northumberland

aa be Nttt rom 90. avn I'll. Msl
htlH III BEN Hipflfafbdubt Ghde &raat
IN WHu0nah (btNatilmtHl MtHtAtl. pas
als Observation-Disclosures ttuatt irifb uHb
tin tfm fA ttna 600 etidHa h~iana,h.
9tutr Gta. Die pbtFtn @tpdpftlt muEs
Ban, pbpcbl ollit ihneH ain @itGt par.
polHdnbia afrFbtl. Suti SuleFnitit
Iameu lit ben 6lammm ulH, meArgtt nura
ben teiht phsr ihptr HErtsbt. Gri am
Morgen ipar bet HraHb atIofht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
GiflenhpLa ms hen araunnen

Sn 5rnnfrei4 Iinb bDn Der 6etresbers
paltung aus fraiegiidsn @riinbeu inns
Faugrsihe 6pl8fdaungen inter qeitung
beutfdtr Goritbeamten borgenonmsn
moroen. 9abei banbeit % ith nontuts
lid nm bptpertbige @ihen I'm argons
utnpdlo, bic nun, ipie bic ~0pI5iptTt4 en-
Fdhrt, 5u tintm srbebtihtn a9sil IN
Gtdmmen mad oomburg abtransportirt
limb bprt 8rr 8eripertbuna aunddft eiuges
l1pfrt fporbtn Tinb, Menn feigtitert lit,
bdB ber birette 6eereshebdrf gtbedt lit,
ToI bas GIdenbol8 i'm Wess bts Mtlfgcs
bDles berIanft ntrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
@ia anln lehlen Nflaier.

Der beIqiTAe Observation-Disclosures bsr
Lip melbsl: raas tinem Brief, ben
i1 fpebea aus BEN belgiIdeB 5nfrustionas
lager In galtdret trbieIt, bte folgtnbe
RFuieteii: .WloB ritb aud eth belgiiaes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Far bie DarOaneam En-
rihien.@ Dab "a ben GHalaabtrn unb
y%Yranaolen niAi bdrauf antommt, aud BEN
lsbtfn Wlann 9flgisns fir itrt 3ptde BIT
opTern, iii ni1ts neuts. Dds pbel1iihe
Grpbisipugforps ftlr bic Dar0ansIIen4
traat nalirlih ben 5stmpI BET adderli4s
tell an Der Efirnf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Gle tupfereu grapbs.

Der 8ruoer bes Sdtffsleutnants b.
3rapp, Der oos pan3eridiff rqeon 9dms
BETA" perisntte, 5auptmann 9ermonit b.
Grapp. Der bei ben 3irpfer aaiIerjdgern
ben saIi3iidta 6etb8ug mitmadte uno
fid rii1mli4it berbortbdt, 1T in ben iieg=
reihen admpfen in @aIi3ien 9efalen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
ouoffub Elm Qrieosppfer.

Sn adFel III Der Nsaler uno aunftTdrifts
Teller prof. 6ermann anddfuB I'm 66.
aebsnsia9r aeItorbtn. 4ul betdnnttFeu 1T
fpobl feline Dor Sdbren nd9 MeiTungen
bes aaiIers @ilheIm entporfene 3eids
nrng r9Dlttr Gilropas. tDahtet ttre beis
tighten @iiter!". 9nadfuB erlag einem
T6Ipertn 2eiben. baS ct fid ais aompags
nitfilbrer IN einem @efangensnIdgsr Sus
gejogen battle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
oic sriieniraser i'm heutfdrn sesre.

lin ben not1penbigen GrFob 3trbrDdes
ner unb berlorsner 8riIen fit bic Qnats
b0rigen bes Gelbbeeres FeItsuFeIlen, mar
Der 4ugendr5t Dr. @eigelin beauftrdgt
tpprben, fdmmtIihe griaentrdger elmer
gemtfdten Trnppenubt1eilung iii ber
Stdrte bon ettpd 1000 Wlann su unters
iuhen uub bic Mummern Der @ldfer fefts
auiteIfen. Or. 8eigelin ipnnte sund6H
srmitteIn, bdb bic geringite altsabI Der
8riaentrdser eine AeierbebriGe bate nnb
b1B aud nllr berbdltnism1Biq Menige
BITE Rummern bes Slides rintig orgeben
tonnten. Gs purbea i'm @anSen 1856
8riuentr1ger borgeftnben, bon beneu 38I
tbatfdhlth cine 8riIe benDthiatsn, b. |.
3.5 prp5ent ber MaunIhdften ienes
Srappentheils. 8ti einem friegsfdrifn
Nrmeetprps bon rttpd $4,000 mann ipiirs
ben fonnft etpd 1850 9rilIentrdger angus
nebmen fem. Inter ben 1856 ltnterIunEen
befdnben iih mad bent ~Mirtttmberois
fhen Mebi3iniihen ELECTROMAGNETIC
"a 8nrsFihtigs, IA litberF6tise. IL
alterslihfige. 81 init Mfigmdtismis unb
fiuf NIT Hidt lurrisirbarsn 4ugsnxbItfn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
a6einfahrt perlpnnbeter arleaer.

Sreifr1u b. 8heinbabsn In aoblsu3 pers
dnitaIiete. nie aud i'm per9angsuen Sabre,
nieber 3tpet G%beinfahrten nit Dem re
0ierlngspampfer .4rtuBen4 fir oeripune
bette Splnatpn. ltngtfdbr zoe nabmen
ieoesmal bdrdn tbeil. Die 5rtube, auf 10
lisbensuirbige art ben berrIidfh abetns
from nit ben 8Iiitbenmeeren an beioen
lifern teantu su Itrnen. mar srob, unb
NIT Dunt6drteit perben Fin bic aritBer
~allessit Der u~nttr1alterben 5tnnben err.
innern. Gtneu Ibtit ber Gabrt mahte
dl9 Der 0hrpr1ibeat nit. Cine Muiits
tapglle fpitIte auf BEN Shtffe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
gleue bentidr NlnrinefLnasenae.

Nus elmer GammIuns bes Glottenbuns
bes beutIher Gtauen tptrbe bon Der 1las
rinebernaltung Elm M%dHerflag3elig Bee
iteat, bas ben Rdmen ,5ralenbunb" ers
bdit, ans Der Sammlung beutf1sr @hii.
Ier, angeregt bon Gdiltrn bes GdtAus
riueums In Qiibed, eth @oFerfIugseug init
BEN Ndnen aSunebeutf9tdnb@. Sur Grs
innernns an ods I'm DECEMBER 1919 bon
Der probinS Wetprtuben eeitiftete mdfs
~ierflue3eug eIeideu Namefs pirb oeuls
ndhft Elm relles @%aFerflugsslg tpisocr
ben 9omen r8efpreuBsn" erboIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
MtlhNat sMnfEnfrInntn

Et @frmaItand ttt ndbsiftgB Glttt
snbdtn lit 8tpiaau bat HH nab htm
@tIipislt anbtat iahFfatr Wrobhdblt
niaHfhr eiti6iana tuti hioFtn @taffs
uetinnfr tin5uitlin, neil burh bit sahIs
rfittH GtHbtrafungsH bon Saafintrn
tHo 8dtrtm Hn tmpfinblihtr ptrioHaIs
manei tilptlrtim mar. Tit etfiht maBs
nabme Fat iih bts itbt in aubtren Stab.
tan vett out teipdGrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Nar1alen eIner Nanmmn 9rifmn.Ig.

I'll. .a%rrrtlbunbu3 Runoidau@ mel
bfte ain 9. Wat aus Gtaldu: Dgr rufis
ihe a%ommanSant bon pr5anhal bat am
aturoHtt baB bic gftpunsettn uno
aranten ats ber 5eituua in bas 5nuert
Rlbl1nos aebrddit nfroen lnlten. Die
fen transport bggleitst auf Beftbl bes
8ommanbaHttn oer Uiener Nr3t Or.
9oier, bent flint 5tibenten bar mebi3i
nif4sn Jotrltdt Der uaibrrfldi 0iea, Sic
In 2aHoftugmberipeubuHQ in Qt5tnbsI
iianben, beiqegtben nnrbfn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15

I{F 2s86rlW Ntias emit 6 Mfsat.ge
naHatm tf bttgilB lrlh5F Nefimdt
bttruabti, sam htiiitu Wal mA 6tle
3utitaflitfl pat. TT ttlm bee Rsteu
Nimpit lH bit Gbdmtdam ufiaIsh
WyiHg @ttabtta mar IN Ndtih egtottN
gialndnt Bat aifttbt I'm ST. iran35fiHui
3HtanttrIf Regiment uuh init 1bgul1 BE-
Ia 8udiioutaHle btrmdhlt. .-.r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
,,Grieusioften.p

Die 3uIbrift zines btuifden nnibers
Titdtslebrsrs, bet Biz Dor einiaen 9asen in
StaIien ptilte, an bic p9oii. 3tg.1 be-
Idat ii. a.: Sn rbmiIden 9anttreiIen
%perlautete. oaB 70 Mi1ipuen Granteu fir
bic Observation-Disclosures III CANA Stds
fien aus 4dris eingetroffen feisn.
b'Mnun8iO ALIEN loff fit fein Qnftreten
cine bdlbe Miaion I'M @prdus tr6dltcn,
uub bic stptitt Sdltte lin 0dIlt eiuts Or
Eolges" bsIumusn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
gef6oliidfe 3Sludft.

Der .9tmps btriditi: Drti beuti6,
Mattoiun. btRtn d atIana. aus BEN Ges
fonqlntnidptr tn Mdroito 5l sntfltben,
rurotn III Gibraltar pitbtr FeRgtnnmmtn.
}hre btutiheH W%litgefangenen in Wiarutto,
bic btrbddiig Iinb, bic Btldt btgiinfigi
3u baden, fpurbtn anf IA Gage iRs @sa
fdngais esThdfft. alt Mitaefaugeneu
fnb auBttoem mad BEN Snnern Wlurots
ios 9tbradt norbtn, lin bic Wieberbolnna
iottfn @nrtommuiHts SUI perhinber !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
geitrafte ,ggO6It6atcr@

Die g~traFtammer in Dan3ig btrur=
theiIte eintn S6umdder, Der an rufIiIde
artegsgefangene 3tgarren bertAeiIt bate,
3t einem Sage @efdngnis. CRIT fiir3Ii8
bat baTtEbt geridt bic 5rau zines 5hneis
0ers 3u oer gfeiaeH 5trafe berurtbeilt.
neil lie an ariegsgefansete Gemmelu
berthei[t hate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Rer pernrtheiLte opfmnlbbader.

8roBts gufieben errtgt in Dresden
bic 9trurtheilung bes 6ofmanbbdders bes
a0niss GrnR aarl 81ber 5u 1000 30.
Getbitrafe pber 100 1agen @efdngnis.
9t0oer hat in Der 3eit oom l. BIB 10.
5ebruar iiatt Der Inn BuItebenben G3 Str.
Me6G 167 Ctr. berbaden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
aurse G~Srcibeft.

Die hrei in ber Radt pom IS. gum 10.
Mai aug BEN @tfangentnldaer a0nigss
briid entipidenm aufen finb am 20.
Wlai Bpm benz pdhter unb 8eIbfpebeI
Differ, ber 8ufdlig ouF ltrlaub 8u SduIe
mar, BEL ber 8ote1enidsnte feitaenomntn
tpprben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Ger beimaefe6rte arembenIeaipnar.

Der NIT benz @iiernen Rreu3 /. unb 2.
aEdfe ausge5eidnete IDtbringiide 9rissss
t~betInebmer 9ittor 8itfder itdnb Dor benz
ariege aIs BrembenItgipndr in algier
unO mar i'm Qugait duf elmer ltrIaubsz
reiie mad 2unebile begriffen. 9on bort
tonnte er nod 8sutIdlanb entipeihen, Urn
fid ieinem 8dterlanb sur 8erfiigun8 8u
fte[en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
nBhrnhprE qlnh h Nnhfn.

TH Gtmtluberath ID gabsn tti nim
BAT btIhlpHm. BEN Gbsf bee @%sueralnabs
81. b. q. GpHta6 ron hobnhori Hu Co.
rem bsn @~abnhoipIab Gourdo b e6BeH
BORT plat 60 b%sHenntn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15

Rat daif mfsaes bf .psHHffa
Nsttf tlai+ ava Ultsu itH mil stH.
gtst WaMAil1s dfh sA tt,tfftat
ecu ai1f tat bad iNag tfR Nlil
htl aiit iM #tltsM toH tHail Mtlittla
BttBtn Raitfatf6nffn ifiH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
olnLt eintg 9fntit NnerIInners.

Rer TsaEld Mmsrifduer @eorg 6ofit
In 9snnlNlpaRin fanbis all sinen GttLrb
III 5dle 10000 mf0rt, nop0n 10000
Mart fit arifatrpittiDtn urb s~inaiIelt
Tpipis fiir trbIinbtlE Golnalen, uab co..
900 Wtart fir h1g Rottt arsli8 isinfr
nti~mai6pro5ins GGItsDis 9otIiein be-
iiimint IiHo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-15
Seine Gripeiterung Der 2anbNnrms
pflidt.

@toeniiber ben oon Neuem in ltmtauI
gtiebten @eriidrten. fpondh cine grtpeites
rarg Der 2anbitarmbifnItpfliht btabIids
tiet Tei, oerIihert bic nHorbb. alIoem.
3tg.4. bdB cine ful4e abliAt nidt be-
itebt.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12
NEGRO FINDS PEARL

Newport, Aug. 9.-Fisher- man Jim a local negro, who has returned from a pearl rlpros- peeting trip to Cache river, has started other pearlers to this small stream, which runs through the eastern part of the county. He brought in a pearl which he sold for $50. The supply of mussels in White river has steadily diminished until pearling this season has proved unprofitable, although a few valuable sahv lmegalm a few valuable gems have been picked up.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12
Mutual Interests m The Community

There is no more import ant work than that of promot- ing a sentiment that binds the community together in neigh borliness, making every man who lives in the neighborhood proud of his neighbors and ea- ger to help them.
 The community where every man feels that his neighbors are comrades is a neighbor- hood where the people will work together for better schools, better roads, better churches and better citizen ship as insured by the ideals placed before young people.
 Where a few earnest, deter mined neighbors set themsel- yes to the task of making the community what it should be, the others can usually be won and the task accomplished. It is work that will attract when once 1t is started.
 A dull backward communi- ty can not be transformed in to a i've, active, progressive community in a few years. 1t takes time to change peoles' sympathies and ideals, yet there IS no limit to what can be done when a few men deter mine to do things and go about them eonscientiously. Great improvements have been made, difficult problems solved and stubborn opposition overcome by efficient leaders.-Farm and Ranch.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12
WILL INVESTIGATE
 PEN MANAGEMENT
Former Gov. Donaghey Heads Commission to Investigate Conditions on State Farm.

Little Rock, Aug. 10.-Ex- Gov. Geo. W. Donaghey, Dr. Alonzo Monk, a prominent Methodist minister of Little Rock and w. c. Hutton, sher- if of Pulaski county, will form the commission to investigate charges that prisoners have been ill treated, according to announcement yesterday by Governor Hays. The commis- sion will leave today for the state farm at Cummins. It was charged by the Rev. L. Tomme former chaplain of the insti- tuition, that prisoners have been treated in an inhumane man. ner.
 q appointed this commission at the request of the Peniten- tiary Commission" Governor Hays said, although the members of that body had nothing to do with selectingthe members. 1 selected the men in whom I believe the people of the state have the utmost confidence and they will make complete investigation of the charges made by the Rev, MT. Tomme. l have furnished the members with a copy of the charges he made in a speech at Levy and they are to look into each of these charges. The commission is provided with a stenographer to take testi- mony and other evidence"
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12
DATE FOR PRIMARY
 REMAINS UNCHANGED
Democratic Primary Date Not Affected by Passage of Law Changing General Election.

The passage of the bill by the last legislature to consoli- date state and national elee- tions will have no effect on the democratic state general pri- mary next March.
 No action has been taken by the democratic state central committee relative to chang ing the date of the primaries. Chairman Walls of the state committee stated several weeks ago that, so far as he was con- cerned, there would be no change ill the date because the state committee did not have the power to make the change.
 The views expressed by Judge Walls have met with the approval of the majority of the committee, and the pri- maries will be held on the third Wednesday in March, 1916. the date fixed by the demo- cratic state convention, which met in Pine Bluff in June, last. All candidates for state. dis trict and judicial offices and c0ngTessmen will be voted for in that primary.
 The matter of selecting can .didates for the various coun- ty positions is left to the discre- tion of the county central com mittees. The county primaries are usually held on the same date of the state primary. It lis made mandatory for candi- dates for state officers to be selected on the uniform days fixed by the democratic state Iconvention.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12

North Arkansas will be over run with homesekers and in- vestors this fall and winter. Never have We had greater in- ducements to offer or better proof that they exist in reality as in the mind of the booster. This year Arkansas will har- vest the best crops for several years, and this, following upon the heels of bad years here as elsewhere, puts the state oman even footing. Added to that, we have the only state that has not been more or less sexploited. Many people are just now dis covering Arkansas.-Harrison Times.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12
SEED WHEAT

The College of Agriculture at Fayetteville, reports that ex- periments, conducted for seven years with 61 differentvarieties of wheat, show that Fultz, Fan caste, Red May and Alabama Blaestem are probably the best varieties of wheat for Arkan- sas. The Extension Division of the University of Arkansas, Is compiling a list of seed wheat growers in Arkansas, South eastern Kansas and Eastern Oklahoma, and will furnish the list to all county agricultural agents in Arkansas as soon as 1t is ready which possibly will be within the next two weeks. In counties having no agricul- tural agent, this list will besent to all banks. In the meantime, every farmer who has seed wheat of the above varieties, or any other good wheat, IS urged to send his name at once to his county agricultural agent or to the Dean of the Ex- tension Division of the State University at Fayetteville, so that he may be placed on the list of seed wheat growers. If home grown seed wheat is to be used it should be we'll clean ed.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12
CONVICT IS KILLED

Little Rock, Aug. 7.-The penitentiary commission today announced Thomas King, serv- ing a 12-year sentence for rob- bery, committed in Little Rock last December, was shot and killed by guards at the state farm at CumminS while at tempting to escape. King was from Mobile, Ala.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12
WINTER DAIRYJNG

The Extension Division of the College of Agriculture is urging farmers to prepare to do more dairying in the winter, to milk more cows, to have more winter pasture or to have silage and to prepare warm sheds for cold and rainy wealth CT. Some good COWS with good feed and shelter and hundred hens with warm sheds for win CT will bring in cold cash.
The Newark journal., 1915-08-12

Although fruit is cheaper than it has beenin many years the fruit crop has been worth several thousand dollars to the farmers of Independence county. In fact the amount and the variety of the crops grown in Independence coun- ty this year will probably sur pass that of any year in the entire history of the county.