davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
THE PUBLIC
superintendent Has Only e1s3 Avail
able for December Expenses.

dDIe - DCCCnhUCE EAPCnocos
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF school commissioners was held
at eight p. m. Friday in the COM
m1ssloners' room in the high school
building. ]. w. Coffey. president OF board,
was In the chat and five OF the six mem
bers OF the board were present at the
meeting. A considerable amount Of
routine business was transacted during
the evening and bills amounting to $TS4.0
were ordered paid on the approval Of the
finance committee, which will leave
Superintendent NJ. D. Chittenden with a
balance of $500 on which to run the
school department for the rest Of the
year, so that he must DO some pretty
skillful managing. to finish without a
deficit. The board voted to empower tho
superintendent to use any means he saw
Mt to collect unpaid tuition bills mount
ing to 1892. 50. which had accumulated
during several previous years. A gift Of
sixteen handsomely bound volume OF
the Catholic Encyclopedia from the Holy
Name society OF st Mary's Cathedral
was accepted and ordered placed in the
high school library.
Miss Cora Curtis, school nurse, gave
her report. in which she stated that near
ly all OF the children in the public
schools were in good health and that
hygenic conditions in Burlington homes
were. in the majority of cases, excellent.
Miss Curtis also stated Ia when she
investigated the case 'of a child living
on Chase street. who was reported to
have tainted from hunger while attend
ing the Ira Allen school. she found a food
supply in his home sufficient for three
days and that the boy was said TO be
a cigarette fiend. The report of the
medical inspector. Mrs. II. $. Howard.
was also read. Three insurance policies
Of 5000 each on the Champlain school.
which expire this month, were ordered
renewed. A number Of other routine
matters were discussed by the board and
referred to Superintendent Chittenden
for such action as he should deem
advisable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09

The value of products in 1914 was &c.
637, 900 and in 1909 s6,S0 o 900. The aver
age per establishment in 1914 was ap-
proximately $4,000 and in 1909 $3.50 %
The value Of products represents their
selling value or price at the plants as
actually turned out by the factories dur
ing the census year and does not neces-
sarily have any relation to the amount
OF sales for that year. The values under
this head also include amounts received
for work lone on materials furnished by
others.
The salaries and wages in 1914 amounted
to 81. 900 and in 1903 $l,411 900.
In 1914 the number of salaried en-
ployes was 34. as compared with $50 in
1909.
The average number Of wage earners
In 1914 was 2,132 and in 1909. 2.371.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
PRIEST WAS INSANE.

Winona. Mimi, Dec. FEATHER Louis
NJ. Lesches was insane when he shot
and seriously wounded Bishop Patrick
II. Hebron Of the Winona diocese last
August, a Jury in district court here
decided tonight, acquitting the priest
of the charge Of assault with intent to
kill, for which he had been on trial two
days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
NOT A CHEERFUL OUTLOOK.

Il engaged the rooms for my holiday
he said, because the landlady wrote me
that they overlooked a superb garden of
two hundred acres, richly adorned with
statuary, where | vas at liberty to prone
made "Weil?" Jones inquired. 1T
was a cemetery" he said bitterly.-New
York Sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09

says that tremendous preparations are
now being made for next big offensive.
All depots are filled with new recruits.
who are being trained. In spring Rus
sia will be able to put 100000 men in
the field. including 100000 cavalry.
japan, United States and England are
daily furnishing great quantities Of
rifles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09

schools OF art are in charge of women.
Women have almost a monopoly of H.
brary positions. Out of 1900 public and
society libraries given in the directory
women supervise 1915.
The government bureau Of education it.
self exemplifies the call for women in ex-
ecutive educational positions. II of the 30
bureau officials listed in the directory be-
ing women.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
RECOMMENDED FOR GROUP.

W. c.. Allen. Boseley. Mo-. says: IT
nave raised a family OF four children and
used Foley's Honey and Tar with all Of
them, ! find It the best cough and Group
l ever used. l used II for eight
or ten years and can recommend II for
Same satisfactory results for
coughs and colds J. W. O'Sullivan.
(Adv.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Next Annual Convention to Re Held
I'm WinOOski May s.

The executive committee of tho Chitten.
den County sunday School association
met in the Y. ~ G. y. parlors Thursday
afternoon. The Rev. Charles y. Boyd
presided. An invitation to hold the next
annual convention at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church In Winooski was accepted.
The convention will be held Tuesday, May
:, and the Rev. w. A. Brown. ID. u. OF
chicago and Miss Martha Lawson of New
York city will he among the speakers.
Several district conventions will he held
just previous to the county convention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
If THE BABY - CUTTING TEETH

be sure and use tina old ana WE'LL
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children teething. It soothes
pain, cures wind collie and 10 the best
remedy for Die.rnoea- Twenty-Five cents
q bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
APPRECIATED IN FRANCE.

The LIE Ripolir building, situate on
q wharf beside the Seine river. Paris.
France. was recently rooted with our
Compo-rubber roofing. Samples free
Strong Hardware Co.. Burlington. Vt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09

We furnish no publication except IN
connection with n subscription to the
FREE PRESS.
Our clubbing list includes all papers
and magazines published. Only those
most frequently asked for are printed in
our list. but others may be had on appl!-
cation.
Subscribers may AVE more than one
paper from this clubbing list. Always
send a stamp for reply when asking
about this as we do this work at no profit
to accommodate our subscribers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09

For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
s,ss. &: ., &MzZzzSx
LIST.
The Free Press and Other Periodicals
at Low Rates to One Address.

at Low Rates to One Address.
The Weekly FREE PRESS can be OBJ
tanned in combination with other leading
periodicals at low rates. To prevent I'M
necessary correspondence we will state
that after the subscription has begun
notice Of a change OF address, or any
thing concerning the receipt of the other
periodicals. SHOULD he sent directly to the
office OF that periodical.
The Weekly FREE PRESS and any one
of the following periodicals will be sent
to any one address in the United States
for one year at the prices annexed:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
BURLINGTON ELKS
ONO THE MEMORY
OF DEAD BROTHERS

Impressive Service at The Strong Theatre At
tended by Members of the Lodge and a Large
Number of Interested Listeners-Eloquent
Address by Judge George P. Addington, Past
Exalted Ruler of Albany, N. Y, Lodge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

fe G%IiFerports ginssn BON Munb
gu Muno, uno ale i4ienen bod be-
friebigt. Inter Der 9iine mar bic
Fdredli9e grftnbung perborgen, bon
Der man Iid Ihon felt siniger 3eit
bic mertpirbigiten 9ings 3uraunts;
iebsrmdnn mar iibsr3sugt, oaB bier
bas unpioerfsbIiae @srt5eug IONS
member fran30Iil9sr Siege sefunpeu
Dor: bic yWlitraileufe4.
Gin Qugen3euge er5dbIt, bab Na'
poleon H., pdbrenb bic MitraiI,
lsufen boruberfub1en, a0nig MiIhln
f6arf Ing guge faBts. unO baB Oie'
Isr ieinsrIsits nuf ben 0rafsn BIS,
mdrd blidte, Der ii9 I'm gtfOig'
befaub unb in gldn3enoer Uniform
allgsmsine auTmeriiamteit erregtt.
Der augsuasuse bate BON Oieisr
ftummen SSsne einen 5nieIpdltigen
Ginbrud sr6altsn. Sbm faisu ss
dls 90 pur9 Den NopT Des Jfeffefl
bes grObsn 9onaparts Der @soante
3udts: BORT, unter bisism 5u4,
lisgt Bic GsibsI." Dagegen tonnte
Der Slid, ben aSnig M!Ibelm unh
Iein srftsr Minifter austnuiHten, be-
bsuten: y8as Gpielstus tennsn mir
Sn Der Eat bate ia bic Wlitraiaeuie
i'm ariege BON 1870--71 gar tsins
gebeutung. Die preuBen, bic fs
tonntsn unb bic etniee batten bausn
loTsn. nm is gu srproben, fanoen
bic MofTe unpoltommen unb msbr
binberIi9 ale niiblid. sic 6atier
1870 teins Mitraiqeuien, nobl ober
iens gspaltigen Gjei9iibe, bon bensn
bos ausFsaungsItiid BON 1867 ben
G~ransOien cine abnung gegsben bats
te, unO bic 1i9 bei ben 8eIagerungen
bon StraBburg, Mes unb paris
ausse5sidnet tetpdbrteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

EN 8gffF tHt8 MNfaH
a0aaHH Hiat8 ttim sAHlib hit
NaeiF EBia HtAffM wig
aHs aat net h9iEH mil1s en- ftals
mR @lH ta8 lttltt Nofb illltil
i8t ltet 8aHiI m differ uns
NmHsftRH. ta ttHW AHtf Na4nl
am lHaf aNtfflaiaN eisasl 10, ha
msf malisIH Hiaaat lh0inmtn
tftf tH AlaEmm tal lilut Rot
aHf lfm btttln nuf fluu
pbimmati6 iatdHb b1. ale tabui
lon Bee 6a6N aflm nlbis be- nfp
lu bu w8ltfam Nsilaualhilnpaf'
h. = Jun fta1N man lhn, .iAFtsI
ten Gle niA@ ilt Jbf 1uhilaif -
et fHiiltii tuHbat btn Aepi; Ten
gluibian bon @ttfnniA tauum s
ntti iatptautmla
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

Ter SIDE aanonttf NHau unb btr
b1asrt AdnaHiu gsbmauu lisgm In
WuHilb gglta tn 0uarlifr unh
mbtn F8 auf Siroh. oaB auI benz
8ubbootn auigdaulid III. gum
S6loitn uit6trgtItat. "a tniIpiunl
h6 iolstnbss @tiprah;
gebmonH: sDu, rid nal men biss
ttu tptg. Cont lriegt ta mitou
.utbsrIduftra.
MILLER: ga, Older, gu ianuit is
ia gsflngsn nebmtn4.
2sbmaHn: Rec, Dinner, LAB
man! 9si mir beIhpsrsn Fs t
nadber absr maH9stbafts @srpFIts
gung."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

gs nur6e Dor einfgtr
2tit bier in Qmerita mitgstsilt, bab
bic @lactbanOldubfabrii Ga costa
in Sobanngeogenitabt (a0Higrsi9
Sadftn), elm Ieit arisgsausbrud
unter Gtoatsaufiiht geIteatss susIiSN
I6es unternebmsn, BON Der GinD6bs
nerIdaFt boaitinbig 3erit6rt UorSsn1
Tsi. Sin oisIer geiai9te if. na9
amtliaen 5sititsluugen, tsin Dubrss
@Ort. Die geDobnsr BON SohaHHs
georgennaot baben Fn nismaIs aud
nur ois geringiie feiHOIeIige 5anos
lung gsgtn bic 5obrit 8uI9uIom
fommen laFeH. i'm Gs9sntsil, bic 4rs
beiterI6aft 1T 3uFrieben. Dab Der Be-
trieb pie bisber iptitsrgebt. Die
aui6einen aus englif4er 4aelIs ftoms
menoe Ra6ri1t mar pobl barauf besa
Iredust, Der amerifanii9sn auHDs
fhdft Den bsuti4sn 5anoiauAmarit
3u bsrlsioen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26


faHs tn BHt ttt @nhSnaai Z
MsaiHrfn
.ea Haat fH tem Ntlinht
&tt# sfeat HoGiift NN7at
N8it Fftt. td miu ttGinttn
Dos hlfitm Hu Htnpatf
Miae hilii tHs has &triieffWl
Ne utunsf uu6 euitt msb rn1il
NeiBt tu uiat. ollie 4itlt
Nte mans 8Hr Aubt ttluAI
zdauhihg pGirlhidtl
0aee - ltbt - bu5idtl-
9m Strmluiub rdieu @lodeu
Scr Eeiub fpnrmil - @0it crbarml
ga uahm ha6 ruuee Gdlueiuden
Sic 0Ifie ant hen arm
limb lrlg bic fette Nur6e
8nr gobgniammer idnel.
Gle iaHg mt leiier Stumnie
llno itrcidelt DIR un6 Sen:
s5hublde patrubiAel
aabe = titE = bubi6el"
.oeraus nit eurer 6abrl'
Bonn 6oi t0ni oas @ebriiu.
Bic Gieie tuieat 0a5 5dtpeiuhcn,
EobaI0 Is QUICKEN Mil.
llno bort a. tire 5iimmc,
Gam iniffs bic augen sii,
Eteis bradJten bol0e Garte
Gas Gdpeind)en bal0 siir 9ub
sSdubime - patrubidel
Safe - tiBe = bu9idel"
Die 6erbe trabte tpeiter,
Ser Sdredeu gtHg borbei.
Gar oft nod iamen Rulen
3u 0ieier S0rIteret.
limb itets nit ibrem Ghpeinhen
Sie @a0o 3ur aantmer 5iebt,
9hm rettete oas Seben
8ies feline, traute 9ieo:
.Shubide - pntrubidel
STATE - tise - bubihel"
". @rfufmnEu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

Die frpnsDFIde 8ertdtsritattung
Dor 100 Sabren befolgte i6on oiefsls
ben @run0idbe pie we beutige. Gin
.f60nss geiIpitI bafir lisfsrt Qapos
Ie1ns armeebsriGt mad ieinsr Riids
tebr aus 9uBlan0 i'm DECEMBER
1872. ga beibs Is u. a.: sMenfhen,
pel9e bic 4atur uidt genug geitablt
bate, I'M ibsr ale We6iel oes
5didTals un0 oes GIids erbaben gu
Iein, DerIoreu loren 5robIinu unb
lire quite 2aune un0 trdumten BON
nidts ais BON Rdtdfropben. Dix,
mel@e lie alien iiberIegsn iduf. be-
pabrtsu ibrcn GrO4iinn uno ibr gs
n0bnIihes Melea un6 erblidten elS
men neaeH Aubm In ben G9nieri9s
tsiten, bic lie gu i~iberpdltigsn batten.
Seine MaieItdt bat fi9 niemols pohs
Ter befunoen.@ D1na6 ideint es ia
an Der 9ereiina ungsiabr 10 gemiits
lid fDie in eirem GamiIieubuo hers
gegaugsu su fem. Der 8eri4terfattsr
Dergibt babel nur, bab man in ben
erlfen MOnateR bss Jabres 1913 auf
Dem Degs BON Mostau bis CUR oents
I6en GrenSs bsim sAufrdumen4
.24300O msni9Iids asi6name anfs
las uno ~perbrannte, uub 0ab ALIEN
Bel @iIna 10000 5siube begrnbel
tDuroen. 2lua i'm fran56Ff4en 5es
nat nQbm man bic Gate Ieidt, unb
Regndult be ct. Scan O'angeID
Ipro9 IOgor bon sinem sruhmmirs
'bigeu aiidSuge BON MOsidn1 Das
TT cine GsI9madsia4e 5m issfgsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26


nt
af
sf
m5s
~ IS
aa6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26


ialp-
M
sf ai am 1i
i
BOB
EE ~ M fiHiIH@
M
H
EHai aa
#H8 FH fafifm MHWl7lW
aa6 e q aa
W iaf
tfisafifH
HH. aa5fN lN a1i
HA aa HIsifa3N nst
f8a aaiu 1fm taW NHii
EH BIZ flflHiati
AHt amt tH. 1a8 BID
fifFfa ia8 a8iA aH lf
.M Nafefa ifn Deal h
Nfl18fHt asinatitM EfaH M
81 HH Maia NHHffaaaa
Hie itH N
m 9ag VAC 6afif8 fW
Hat.a ah fn 4aft aa lfH
HHHIh tgl#iH tttHlfH tft
HM Hfenm Millutgab aHa
.iEsH aa. ana Doe eiatf atltab ia
aaklim tilibim &ianlm Lsla
mHIan est4aalltf Wtttfit tffrfn.
|tH. BE tlftlit tetbu tdiuf ttaImmi
rotten atW dHbifatm ipaitw QUO
u6.H Hah NaHtlA uHb NtlHd &ad
|pubartilt rgm NttIlnu Ctiura.
lattHm ttgfhtfi uHb dn tupatta,
amstf uHfenam btt BE Mtimtela,
lam III i6Fn ufbti anluIalem ioli
H. Dit @Ubabluna bu guiiHtts
manatH nitro In iphtmaitl hN Mttit
6Hfd6tiAbti neil tu Gtfulg 6tr
Hamu paBpn isbt rtimtlih btdhs
flahl ih. Tdb "a BEN btlii tu
Nalutnbism abtr nihi INNER
mpalid I'll. GHirm, smausr borbtr,
guiagtn, oos benefit bet 0trluft aai
ger 3tpptliut'
Der englanotr Fibrt bititB gtltt
atntlihs @triegtn Der btutitm IRE.
teorolegit auf Bic etobsH Sauitris.
tsitm 3urld, NIT b,nsn bic 8eut,
lhtn 81 tdmpisn babn. .9as nett.
Ii1t Europa beiommt isin Nttisr
BON QtIcHHIam DjsaH. Die n6tis
gen geoE. attungm absr t0Hnsn nur
bon ben ~Gngldu0srn ousgeiibri iuers
otn. Stom Gag iommeu 6uuosrts
BON geHauen Barometer : gtrihtsn
pom Mtlantilden G3ean uno BON
gngloup unO Srianb mad Der britt,
4 meteorologtidR 6duptltation.
perotn is geuau auig3eidHet.
anfo peroeu bic GuFtitromuns
.tgiltrisrt. Der sugliIts net
tamann@ Tam alio 3iemlid gsnnu
0as Wetisr borausiagsu, benn 9roBs
britaHnisn bsIinoet iiG, mas bic
gorberfass bon Sturmsn anbstrifft,
in elmer beIonbsrs ginifigsn alge.
8ieisn 8orteil bat man fir lie
arisgfibrung a%usgsnuBt, inoem fos
gleih nab Qus6rud Der 5siub1Iigs
teiten Die tdgli6en Mettsrberi4te bon
Der engIiihen aOmiralitdt unterbriidt
nutben. Dem 9eiipiels Gnglanbs
folgte 5rantreid, unb 70 babeH bic
8erbiinbeten in Der 8eurteilung Der
8itterung 5tpeifelos eiHsn @ors
fprung Dor ben Deutiden, 5robbsm
baden bic 0suifdeu aud oas @etter
in Gnglanb bisneiIen ri9tig borouss
geIagt. pie Der 4ngriff Der 3epps!ins
auf Rorfolt Denies, ber BEL giiniiger
Dttterung srfulgts. SeoenFaas bat
bic ariegsmeteoroIOgis Isit ben 3as
gen, ba Sc @errier Den Sturm be-
obdhtete, Der pd6rsno 0ss 9rimtries
gee am ID. Wldrs 1854 bic franaos
Ffde Glotte beimiuGts, sinsH aubsrs
Orbsutlidsn Qufi6puns gsnummen
unb febr bel on 8sOeutuug getpORs
| men,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

Wsin siusiger 8unI6 if, Sud ale
tinmal gsfunb pisOersuiehsu. SD
boffe, baB bieIs &nrts, bic nit unie.
rem Glisgsr obsebt, Sud erreihsn
nirb. Rdbsrss Tam i9 leioer nidt
nitteilen."
9ieIe 9nrten beftdtisen bon neuem,
baB es nur Der 9unger getueisn III,
her bic tapfsre uno Bis gum lesten
4ueenbLid ni6t entmutigte 9efasung
bon pr5embsI beiiegt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

So, ia! Grltsr RuFe: nit
ben Geuti6sn m6dte id nidt aarten
fpielen!"
3tpeiter anFt; sMarum ni6t2"
GrIter aufe: pie g%epiunsn ia
immerI"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

SIN CONNER nod bnt er 6as gdrtlein
beitelt.
2dngit Sos er binaus In bas bIutige
Sch.
Sod Briefe ididt er, briunen ftnn6:
sd bin tpohIauf bier in SetnoesIanS.
Tins Dat Der @inter Idon adIte ges
broHt;
e. idngit u1o ftirmt BET San uH6
9aht;
q fame Srieben nno SriAIius nurl
Gam tpta ib ifaffeu auf r%Hierer
8luri -
8ies BITE iHrieb er aus armeutiereS -
Geit la1gen 8oden fem griefIein
mehrl
SieI er IN Der Srembe2 = aebrt emit
er 3urid2
bn bui9t 0ur3 bic Molfe Elm SoHuers
Slid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

Sn iungsn 5abrsn III
jest ais beutf4sr Grisesr Der urentel
a1rl Morid BON Webers gefallen,
unb NIT i6m lit bic GamiIie bee erps
Bsn aomponiHen srlofhsn. Die gnz
teIiR @ebers lit beiaHHtIia Grau
Mariu b. MiIoenbruh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

giiit, mir uiat mt4r 81 idrsibsH
lis aaf nsittrts.
Die slpetts 8artt, bon btmielbsu
q6ienoer, biIost oniheinsub cine ers
.adn3ung Der sriteR. Sic lautst:
,21. Wldr3 1916. u lbr
so Wltuuttn nahts.
QisbHs quite gpttil 9attt mid UNI
10 ubr ialaieH gslegt, a6sr Is mar
nidt mogIi9, ein5ulhlafsn. Die aas
ronen DoHHaru uno bliBen 10, baB
lie sFsnaerlaeiben unleres 2agsrs
sertrlmmert pernen. 90 mar Is
ME ME beute ben gaH5eH Gag uRo
bic Qa9t = aber Is pIrD balo cine
4enberung sinireteH -. IS niIe
teine att Gage mebr bausrH 49,.
I@ir miIien I'm A3 lbr friR aafs
fteben, I'm einen 4eropIQu mad 9ras
TAU su ~erpeoieren. 8ie meiiten Doa
ms f9loTsn uidt negsn bes ftartea
9onnerns unb 8fibsHs. 8u tanuit
mir ui6t mebr idreihsu. neil mir
ron qr3emBsl pegtommeu. 8iei'
aarte bebe Din auf - bis i9 mad
6ouis inmme. SD grdbe unb tiiile
DID unb meme teuren aiHber.
GriiBe aud ale @erpan0tsn uuo Be-
tanIten. 0eln D."
Sine 1nbere aarte, bic Elm in
@ien tDobnbafter aaufmann bon isis
mem Gobne, Der aIs 2anbFurmingss
nieur Der Jstung pr3em9sl 5ugsteili
! mar, erbalten bat, 1T gIeihfalIs an
q. Mdrs gd6risbsn porOsn. 81
lautet:
,2iebIte, teuerite GItern! 8ir Tini
Soft fet bant bolltommsn gsfunb uni
ipobIouf. Sir erpdrtsn isbHfi6ti:
ben Momsnt, no mir guh tpieosl
umarmen t0nnen. @ribe unb aifit
BON guerm g."
Sin Rsupeiter Stabtmagiitratsra
f6reibt on feline Mutter:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

@eneralferbmarTdaa b. 5inOsn'
burg traf sinmaI in elmer naBtpItsn
Qobembernn6t, eelegsntli6 zines
aml6gangts I'm 9ipad, einise bies
bers o(tpreubiT9s annbpebrIeuts, bic
fd sinsn itsifsn beimutIidtR sTluis
iront4 berettet battsn. 2ddslnO ers
bob Der GeneraITsI6mnrf9an ben
Singer unp orobte: naerIs. bdE mir
ober Der @rug nur - 5u gsIluobttts
liden 3wsden getruBtsn ipirbls
.SafDcnle risFen bp9srfrenl BITE
brdDen ASaiesbtrssr, 5HIlFkaEgsr
urb Glbinger. ~8at GHuHbbxIt.
Gg9snsgl 9arrnh!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

a fFtaa 6HtteiI
am 0f.8a tila 9at8 Baf
tmttll. Tlf m neil um
s. iltt Goo =tH atfeetN ei1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26
81. Wls8 1915. u llbr
so Wgin. naAis

.melns isnre cute eotti! 6euit
Zen 81, babe If ben stfabrliatttR
9ag ssbabt. gsbile MID Goii Hoa
meter, osnn mii3amohm 1T noA
tisl. Oh bal mid NIT 9sinsr aart.
srfrsut. So biu gsiuno uuo Bite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

(3ie beutT6en 4ntiolIobOIiters9 ers
cine bnbeli perInngt, bnb Der ben
5ruppen i'm SeIbe iberinnbte MunL
@rrat unb MottDein uiir 81 eeiuubs
AeitLIden RIneden ~aetrunten ipiro.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-26

Mas. teH HilH fta HfitltH. hl
talsg &laasm Mf tH hstffs1 aii
Ntnans VfHmeII bort 6 ffstf
enb ben klm Isha Hfilf0s tff NF1
ffd &taasfH Ii sU hftH1atf Dig
eiati wfialim BIT mliaittlti met.
tsa fab. Green ntt hltt unlaf bel,
miudiahfhm im MoftIani miieit
Ta erie htlhmhiatt ltaai ntai5
ktm Eltmpiauitfad 80. o. & Hf
mm0tsIiamHaHhb &tiailatlii
lHra Ste tfietn &lfnpd 81. M +
Hsltnphaml unb ag3lm, 23 Ultt1
1879. Tu SatflbH BET 0ariR attI
ols Tuiam an a. Nlari ~ lhF 5g
Minmlsn uatla ~ ali1 8 StaHosn
10 MlinEltn Dor bH utaasahg. Dti
Garis l1ultl:
Ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-10
GERMAN SUBMARINE LOST.
~ Members Of Her Crew Have Been
Captured.

London, June l0.-0fFicial announce.
mcnt was made yesterday by Secretary
Of the Admiralty Balfour that German
submarine had been sunk and that six
Of her officers and p members Of her
ereW had been captured.
Mr.. Balfour failed 10 state when or
where the German submarine was sunk.
He merely said il had been sunk re-
Gently.
Mr.. Balfom announced also that Ger
man submarine prisoners hereafter shall
b. accorded treatment identical with all
other German prisoners in England
IN announcing the revision ~ the pol
ieY regarding the treatment Of German
submarine prisoners, Mr.. Bslfour said:
while this does not ehsnge British
opinion - % the character of the acts
in ehieh fhesc persons are concerned, il
must b. remembered that submarine at
taeks ~ defenseiess vessels are not the
unit violations ~ the laws Of humanity
u Whifh the Germans are guilty. and
THE -otrrumrHt is. therefore. - the
oufuian that the Submarine problem can.
uat nov ~ ISOLATED sHd thst the general
question Of responsibility should b. 70
s.ard until the s-rd 81 tho Rar-
NJ Bslfsur sdded that the covers
rntttis defision vsaiid bs earassunicstss
q f.ermauy through ths American en-
iasst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-10
MUNITIoN BILL FINALLY PASSED
Goes Through House of Lords and Re-
ceives Royal Assent.

London, June l0.--The ministry oi
munitions bill, establishing department
to attend to the furnishing of supplies OF
munitions on an adequate scale, was
passed by the House Of Lords yesterday
and received royal assent,
In the debate in the House of Lords
on the bill, Baron st. Davids thought
lit pity that the bill did not give
power to requisition men as well as
workers" He wished to disassociate
himself, he said, from attacks on the
working classes.
The upper classes as whole, Lord st.
Davids said, had come out of this trial
well. but there were idlers
still among them Even among the
of the upper house, he ventured
to say would he find men who had never
done a days work for themselves or
for anybody else since they were born
and that the sons OF some of them still
were hanging about the theatres and mu
sic halls.
While that was going on, the baron
they might save themselves
the trouble of looking for workingmen
and talking of conscrption and com
oulsory service.