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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
Der Srie0ensfOngreh ME bas SOrn'
beragr Shieben.

lleber ben 5rieoensfongreb in
gbicugo fdjrefbt oos pGbicogo 30.
deHblott~ mte folgt:
n3iefe W~tenidenmenee lit 8eueis
Oofiir, odB ielbItiidti9e SutereiIen
uno bic gauge 9iotte Der 3 teriihen
ariegsbriiGer nno blutriinitigen Sin.
goes oas Derniinftige, geiunoe 9iir.
gertbum, oos it oieier Strife feline
Riliht ii1 FLAIR Dor5egeidnet liebt
uno enti6Ioiien lift, oieie 8flidt tros
lob ano 8eufel uno tros Ebeooore
RooIepelt 81 pertbeiotgeu, ntdt elm,
5uidiidtern permogen. gs tpdre
nint MIR fem geeittrnlit1tsbruh, bic
8offenausfubr gu perbteten, ib be.
batpte i'm 8egentbeiI, Dab mir obne
Elm 8erbot ebrlthertDeiie nidt neii.
trail Iein f6nnen. NeutrnI ietn be.
oeutet nidt Diaens 81 Ieir, ben bel.
ben SbeiIen gu beIfen, mo MIR uii.
len, 0ab nitr einer 1Inlere SiIfe er.
Ianeen tonne. Gas lit es, mas
infer niiroiger prdiioert einntal IN
Merifos 6aa eitte ReiltraIitdt daf
benz Nopier eenonut bat. 8esbal6
pernlog er es niht 10 IN 3eutih.
lambs Sal ansuieben9"
alio ipra9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8oamer bon Soma ouf benz Brie.
6ensfongreB, Der borige ISOLDE in
Chicago togta ut6 Der 10 5temlidl
uerIief tpie Oas Sornberger S6ie-
Sen. Sic nit 8oqmer Die 8affen-
ousfu6r p~er0ommten, mubten Dor
@iaiam Sennings grpon uno ieines
@leihen bic Segel itreidetL uuO
g(aes, tuo3u rie 8erinmmlutg iif
berltteg, mar cih 9roteit eegen Ser.
penoung Der @eIoer In ben Wunbes.
bnnfreIerben 5ur Qieferu1a Der Mlit.
tel sur Misunderstanding; Der
@utheibung Der Bilion'ifeH GorOe-
rung Der 6reibcit Der Meere, eiuer
GrflGruna gegen ben aWlilitnrts.
mus" uno Der gil[tgnng einer an
peneTIenen, ntdt ober ieniationellen
Gntpidelung bes Scores uno Der
Mnrine.
9ab bic g%eriommlung ftd ni6i
aegen bic Rlritions. uno @affen.
lieferungen ousgeIprohen bat, mltt
befrem0en, mo bos ooh ibr Sdupt,
gtuef mar. Die geranitalter batter
Oen hunrnen 5treid begongen. @il.
Iiam Sennings grpan at Der Der.
Iammlung ein5ula6er, itno ais Die
fer erfubr, 6nb cine GrfIdrung geger
bic pp. g[usfubr gepldnt mar. mddI'
lie er Waiene, 0os giinoel 8t ihnit'
zen, unb ftatt i'm ieines @eees Sic,
ZEN All IniIen, ga6en bic Wofer fleir
Bel, uno bic GrfIdrung unterblieb
60 berlief Der n9ongreb" uie Dos
S~ornberaer GfieBen: als aonoul
cine guluer. Die GheiInebmer biz
Iih fir bic @eroammifug Oes 8af
fenidohers better geidrieer, ginger
beim pie Die begoiienen Buoel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
pfiruntuO hann flo
UutlduRn buNenl
fu N4lthlshahH hkt fAHtlhtp
Msybafmff uilAtt 80 Nthst
ntae nlai Atlahfhti M

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ttIHat BglhmafihaH B. HlnhtHtaIa
wtllfH W. nnk ltisti Ben lltbtfaana
Ahu Ne hAna unh hif Nawph VT
16uahhfa. Nfng tgepvlb Hsn
Wnnttn hai Bro Atlmlanla Ehh
hbttlAfllitH nab w Httf 9libtI
hlnsne upfatbtnuatH. HtIhmaEiAall
b WeHgNleu htihal IN hsiktn Esl,
iru htr 4tnpt slahu ptllff BET Wgth.
Ewt lanltab MmHtH EHb u wtlnH'
atalmnli nfgalhtn Noe bic heni'
fhtA WgbHrbefn btANtdtn lunlltn,
IN Bee snHilhfn NtlthIshabfsu tn.
mfF neh nnllaf. Tef Etithltha'
htf htr fnNifhtn Wutbafmtf wtnt.
yul An,sia bthaupitL e. litat laat
ggvlnht por, bah Isiroarab uuh u
bieltm dabrf ntaummtn iuerbtn tan.
ne labtr aeHummfa mifb'e aHi allg
1ane, maty1. Bon ben anhutu
Gruultm W iurnla IN mslbta. W
ldtlnf hdtv a. iriu, BAN VnIgn'
ritn nno bic lariti Gin lltbertin'
lommfn astrpifrn habrn. Tas Yer
baItHih suiideH NmIaarirn nab btI
Thrift iit Gin irhr hsralidrs. Nm
bsm NaIlan mnb IN ltaIirn sirlMIi'
rru Wtriatc, buh bic Aentihru YER
bhubttrn @orbertiiunpsu t%rtifen
hnrh NtHarabieu 81 marihiren uni
hd NIT ben SutIeu ~ pcreinigrn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
TaA gstn pamn Maaislfum II
%ltlttllatt gafilt slaatwflAt

ilH flHlf HHltini ltei at iisilK
fslltie go HsllffH NaitHi t
.HWfitaHa kff N'aH lHs al
Atm l Nami i1tlfahe NiaN
40 4Flsafn mtbnim tst neft aN.
asa M Ell
Hie tifla natm Wl tihtiH Cruel.
NfHlihinm lhffR HNiNHa Ne tgl
8 fNiilflb ntliggtaH tau.
tIetifaH agAfnait wufef Ii4 #a.
lfg wafsH kif NfftgH tbtH sifi.
8thn Nf ~ g NtHiN Nah y
flilgef mtiast Fir y Nahp'
tfH4aigllHaM 4lgal. Ng isssl
algp AZ glalViu pen hef Venntl
Memorial Stride. Hfp g Hlop.
ldnhs ben hsr rtileH 2tpiiifnsftird
puo Npb Y ~ Wt8aeiln BON bti
eaiistem TART Wltibebi tent Vsf6l
iafaten iit BEN ftlialtlfn Ehell hpi
Setter. Ttr lguiett lgiiflf hle itiet.
lidie Winmclhunu Fer glalFli Shual0
vAmaf0 gdtnul lvple Die Sppfani
pouile SonIen Wualie tradifl
mchrcte ralirabe W~luitmmuttru II
prahlpcller Wriit gum Nprirna iful
luureen bon NenH y Tuiiielo II
.blSgreier NleiIe uui beR Blanc be
aIcitet.
Tic @riihtiauna bed berrIthei
@cbdnoes biuierlieb bet aIleu Win
.meienoen etnei aemnltiaen oaucrn
ben 6inoruf. GaS NeIt Gam
@ouioleum TT tn iearr ptniidlt Elm
@tobitaitr. mic iic i~pcibepoaer I'M
|miir0ierr ui6t oeoadlt uer0en fam
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
5ma6a MnTfOersiu.

Cine ungepobnli6 groBe an3obl
0litglieoer uno 5reun0e oes Omaha
Mtuiifnereins batter iih eeitern Na6'
mittaa I'M Seim 0~esiel6en eingefun.
ben, nm Der grobe oes @emiihten
gbors Su laui6eu. IS mar Die erite
ieit benz S6ngerfeit. v4apa" Geeie
mar nit ben 2eiitungen ieiner Sdn-
eer un6 SGngerinnen 5ufrieoen, nn0
man fonn oarnuf refnen, 6aB Die
nGditen @onntae Itattfin6enoe NIT
ftfaliIhe MISUNDERSTANDING einen
i66nen 8erlauf nebnten miro. Oead
Der grobe unterbielt man it1 IN
8tuangloier 8eiie, 9err 8re0 Arug
mar elmer Der 6roblidIten, itio ibm
3u @bren lieben Die S6nger mondJ
berrIihes 2ieo ertonen. Mebrere
Serren aus Sort Dodge, Soma, CUTE
Delttihe uno nls iolhe 8erebrer oes
oeutihen 2ieoes, ipnren iber Die
|2eiftnngen Der Sanger ent3iidt uno
~Ipenoirten mebrere Mlmben. IS mar
Elm fioeIer gtadmittae uno abeno,
ben man i'm S1ngerbeim berlebte
9eltte aIbeno ftnoet Die General
perianmIrng uno 9eomtenlpabI oes
Wtuitfpereins Itntt. SeOeS MitgIieo
lit orineeno eriudt gu erideinen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
Winn Mint tnht.

GIL qaio. 1ei., i3. Sept &C.
urroI 6roneisto giaa tebrte eeItcrn
non Molorip. ipobin Ct geponeeu
mar, ann General Gbomas llrbina
peaen $1,000 900 @ciie. oic ct on.
petIih mnhrenO %2.idbriaen 1ienItes
inter 0tan crlan1t. abcr 8arildge.
boIten uu0 aui ieiuem @ute periteat
bate, St betdmpien, luieoer rnh ST.
mines 5uriid.
gr teIegrnpbierte 9eamten ieiner
Rcgirrung In Suareb Merifo, bah
CT bcubiihtiae, 0eInnodit oen 5elo.
jug eegen llrbinas Streitfrdfte mie-
Der oui3unebmrn. Dnmit erIeoigen
lid Die SenintionsmeIbunger, ipo-
mad 9iaa ~getootet tpor6en iein ION.
te, tD1breno CT 400 auserleiene 9eu-
te oegen llrbinn fiibrte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
gulsariide Saeierbiiten %eitbcrnfen
8uiiden Wricden nnO gueAreu
tOmmt Is ST SdarmiibelH.

Gom, ID. Sept, i6er 8aris. -
Mae bnlgariidIen @eierOiiten baben
Ginbermmugsurbre erbalten. Die
9ransport. unb 8eiiefuiten uerbeu
non Der biefsen bnlgariihem &C.
ianbtidaft g%etragen.
aabala, @riedenlanb, ID. Sept
C~ffi5ielle 8eridlte bon Der @ren'
&C meIben, bah sluiidJen bnlgariider
unb ariediIden 8OrpOiten maize "a
lorna Elm gGnrmitel itattgefinbeu
hat. Cine 1Iuterindnug 1T angeOrb'
net. SenfTde aerOplane fliesen be-
Stanbig BON ErfOba, llnsarn, fiber
ierbiIdes anb bulgariideS @e6iei
mad aSrianppef NIT RnnitiOnsla
Sunaen fir bic Shrtei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

Nsflrf. Ntiha i1 fff H
4NN5iaA lfnb ba bfuil#H Hlplii 4
wn tfn lagunl Sir Mllllhf at i
.tythallli. u~ttgH Hss ~ ltstAt
Nlfynlffi HgfttH
Fit EsuilttV naigH hoh VT lit.
asfaste epH fNHnlaH nAi h' "
.pythfH Al wan M vlulah all VI ti
.lamrlef auhab sfti helitH aNtt s'
.npaHsf MgAlfaullh Wlhefl fasH
Aah blgls AlelliNen tai or Ngtl'
auHs hsf tsd tsn Natl FfpplH.
NMnhnA AlIILllI hNhEn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

fst nalfm tffst Iru 0
.paaa 9iatt asln ua6
Astlat Balrtf A.bt0. lflafll
Nall
Observation-Disclosures ku en NW.
lfs Ffesf bf
tAalg Hlaaf 1900 Whit lNl
fHfAiAMHAftslH 8u q ~
tllff Nfss8 Kq lN
paWmsf Masfi in M nlettlAtk
gl8H #uilttlfw 1850 sl0
ehtllaat allf tls tglst ~ W
mglHH NahgllaN tGnO 200
ribsgf ante htt tflt saqH q aa.
mellli paHNlff es no e20.
ehiraav MnrtitriAt
Winhhith lNlhhf 1900 matll
laie tori mestf handA ~ nicer
1dtfllhNs slOA0.
Sellers ST. 40.
Eliftf 80 So
NRdlisf Vitls. UcrmatIahtrll
NsFute Stnp5.
ghwtiat 8ulnhf ai.oo0. pidrtl
eilncle NafI. hhih nirarlaer
TnrdihuistSprfis SG.BU-TTh.
Nsdfltr 4'ttlt IS 2b
Sdair Bninbr 2g, 900. QldrFI
10 ~ nitoriart.
Rutlpre So SO.
Wtitetn pdnmrr SO 90.
Wou. Qnmmer sit.40.
Colorado pdmmcr sit.50
nruhItnq.pdmnrr $3.50.
Shnbo qdnmtr $1,000.
9onho uluitrrIdaie S5.T5.
aanias gim TarFtbrriat.
Observation-Disclosures $4,000. Nart.
lanaiam, felt, 10 nieoriger.
Sabrlinee S9.65.
aiibe uno 0eiiers, Wnrft IongIam
10 nie0riger.
Stoders. 0iarft ueiiteus 10-t'
nieoriger.
Ieeoers, Marft AnregelmaBig.
aalber. Nlortt ieit, idmah.
Sdueiue-9ufuhr 5000, Norf
Ieidfe feIt, on0cre 5-t0 nieOrigcr
GurdidnittSpreis $6.50-S.0O.
S0ditcr 8reis $500.
Sdafe-9ufuhr 10000. Morf
longlam bis idpot.
2ammer, boditer qreis $3.50.
ct. SOiepb @drftberidt.
G~iuODieb-3ufubr 5000. @art
fangiam, 10 nieOriger.
Sabrlinge $9.t5.
5dipeine-3ufubr $500. gsart
feft, 10 nieOriger.
), Dur6idnittspreis $6.00--7.9o.
Soditer 9reis $7.95.
sdafe-3ufubr 10000. 9sart
lnngidm.
! So6iter 8reis $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
Marttbert6tt.

Sio Smab1, 10. Septentber.
Gin6bieb-3ufHbr 10000.
Beef Stiere, Wlarft 10-15 nieort.
ger.
SSdfter grcis 1926.
Sd0rlinge, CUTE Big bette 5000
$50.
8ienIidj quite bis CUTE $7.75-
900.
9litteImdBiae So. 75-7.75.
Sellers, Wfnrtt felt.
ISOLDE Gtiaers 10--15 nieoriger.
Gorr.oeiiitterte Seebes.
@ute BIS Bette i6mere 9eeOes
SIS. 80-9.50.
9littelmdBiaa $8.25--8.75.
3ienlid quite Biz CUTE $500
.S.25.
@ras.oefiitterte 9tiere, oussepabIte
S8.10-8.50.
@ute bis bette 81. 10000.
@itteImdBige bis CUTE 1926
ESQ.
@ittelmdBige $6.G0-7.25.
aiibe, Rorft feft.
@ute BIS bette $6.50-7.25.
8iemIid CUTE bis CUTE $5.25-
500.
Mitte[mdBige $4.Oo-5.25.
@ras.gefiltterte ailbe 100000.
@ras.aefiitterte Sellers So. 50-7.00
Stoders uno 6eeoers, @nrft, CUTE
felt, an0ere Inngiamer. lob ME.
6riger.
suite bis bette 6ecOers $3.50
1885.
9iemIid CUTE Bis CUTE Geebers
I$6. 7O-7.50.
@ute bis bette Stoders $685.
1885.
8iemIid cute Biz CUTE $e.75-
l7.S5.
wsitteImdBige $5-50-6.5o.
Gtod Sellers S5.75-6.75.
Stod aiibe So 5000.
Stod a1Iber $6.50-S.25.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
epieI,cng trifft in amerifa Elm.

gtem Yorf, 13. Sepf. 45OO
aiiten nit 5piel5eue. Die critic Der.
artige 2a0ung ieit Dem grlnB oes
britiiden Groer in Council, iiio bier
nit Dem boadnoiiden Gompiergeen.
bergen aus gotteroan eingetroffen.
Die @eiommtlnoung 0es Shiffes
bate eineH 8ertb BON $67, 600 900.
3aft Die gar5e 2noung fommt aus
1elti6lar0 nilo GclterreiG.
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giertslmiaiunen6ranS.

}eu gJorf, t3. Sept. - Sin ihalt-
prdhtiges 6cuer 5eritortc In Der
Samitaonodlt cas- game Slluere bes
ii~nfItodigen @eb6nbes. iucldes bon
BEN beriibntteu o@lnpers Stloio"
sur grp6umg Don Bdnbelbiloertbea-
fern benpbt nnr6e. 4 deiteE cbr,
leute muroen pcrlebt, barunter 9
lduer. Grit nad Mitternadlt nnr-
De oas 5euer unter 9pntroae &C.
6radt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
0pnalas Gunnta iEair.

am Routag, Den 20. September,
miro i'm oltcn Chris. end gaI Gorf
IN genion bic Douglas Gountp Gair
eroffnet mcroeu.
Die geididung beripriht eine
.6uberit reidboltiee 81 nerOen. ait.
.tomobil. un0 @feroereHnen biloer
.eiten $oupttbeil oes 4rosramHls.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
StaIiens purbeSadlter @errat6.

Sn elmer titr3li9en 9ieoe in Der
Dunla bat Der ruiiii6e Wliniter oes
ausm1rtigen, 9oiai1otu, feitgeiteat,
bab Stalien ieinen i6urfiihen Ser.
ratb an ietnem gunoesgenoiien
l1ngit oeplattt botte.
Soianotu fogte: Die 6anilie ltrl-
ierer Sreunoe lrno 8erbunoeten bat
fiA I'M eiuen nellen 3beiInebmer
berer6Bert, nGutli9 I'M StaGieu
(lebbafter, onbaltenOer geifaIl), oei-
fen Bolt felt LANCER 8eit oarnaf)
treble, feline W%sitbiir9er BON frems
Dem Sode 5u befreien. (8ie 91tma
griiBt ben italicniihen gotidafter J
Die 0anten 9rieit uio Trient maren
felt LANCER 8eit oas 5eIo9eihret fir
bic Nadfommen oerienigerL bic fir
Die itaIieniide 8ieoergeburt f1mpf.
ten. Das atiniiterium Saldnorn
bereitete i'm 9anfe Der eriten ariegs'
monate ieinen gintritt in Die 2lftion
Tor, nn6 ais SIC Stitnoe fam, i6lob
eg iid guBlono, 6ranfreih unO
ENGLAND I'M 9omen ber 8ernirfli.
dung Der S0eale oes italieniiden
8olfes an. Sd ergreife NIT 6reu-
Sen oen qnlaB, nit Sbnen oas Der.
bnnoete Staiien 5u begriiben. "
(8rnoo.)
gtun 6at nlIo Ser ruiiifde 8un-
cesgenoIie oen Stnlieneru Die @osfc
pom antlis Geriiien uno iie ols oaS
entlnrot, mos file iinut: als booen[oS
gemeine gerrdt6er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
eebe iuObI, Omaha!

3ienli6 3 8oden babe id bier
gu tbun gebobt itn0 I'M ganaen 1900
@moen ~berfouft. Sd fam MIR ia-
gen, ouB Smaba NIT einem potric.
.tiIhen nno bilfrei6en Deutihtbuu
geiegnet 1T nn6 faat mir Der g(b-
Idyieo mirfIit Idper. Die Snupt-
arbett bot uotiirli6 Die gSmoba 2rt-
biine@ fir mid getbart.
Sd rufe nm idmmtIihen 9ert-
Idjen BON Omaha Elm ber8l. 2e6e-
lpobl aA tno iage i'm Ramen idmmt-
lid)er oettiden SeeIeute meinen
ber5l. Cant.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
0dmrfer neitranbet.

eunbOn, 10. Sept. 9ier elm
aetrpffenen 8eridten snfOlse 1T BET
9ampfer MTbmDre anf ben Strant
eerat6en nnO in Stiife gegangen
Bier @anu Der geiatnng iuerSeu
bermtht.
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Eerionnl.G otisen.

Die Serren Shpobba1ter UNI
sos. aansfg BON Sort Dodge baf-
ten fib mebrere Gage gel91fts. un0
beIuAs6olber in Omaha auf.
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Sin. nnS gnsfaae.

Mud oieier arhibalo fam fin,
gen: sd bob es getraecn ......
uno trays Hidt LANCER mebr."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
Setnri6 8et6ner,
gertreter 0es 0eutiden Seemanns.
honieS. @obofen.
Don noditeben0en 8oblen BIT

Bon i11dhtebe11oer1 SnDlen oltte
Roti5 gu nebmen:
8nlter Bob, 9apiaion 49,. %
gu Milar0 berfnuft ........ %
9ermorn.S obne, 50. bluffs 400
8ergiBmeiunidt, SO. Bluffs :. 80
Soutb Omaha Blattoeutibe :. 80
3ernlann.S Obne, omaha ...... rs
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W0 jungsn ManRsrn gaIahrI
WITd, YOrWdTts zu kOmmsn
Y. M. c. A.
S

beginnt
0aOutGg, ben 10. September 1915,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
Ghouls of the Battlefield, and When They Cannot Rob
They Fashion Trinkets Out of Cartridges
Which Are Sold to Soldiers

reciprocate, especially in Russia. where
Rumanian gypsies are wonderfully
beautiful and attractive. who is the
gypsy in the event?" people ask. Thus
NJ Rogantin, treasurer OF Moghleff
province. became charmed with one OF
the gypsy dancers and absconded with
$4,000 roubles. Feodore Pastukoff. son
or brewer. gave an entertainment in
Moscow no longer ago than May in
which gypsy women had major part,
When the revels were at their height a
revolver was fired and pretty Trina Ma
lorinn. gypsy of note in Moscow cir.
cles was struck in the ear and instantly
killed.
In wars gypsies have frequently ap.
peared in notable roles. Thus Field
Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood told in the
London Saturday Gazette. years ago,
how on the night of July 2, before tho
battle of Sadowa. a gypsy came to tho
Archduke's resting place, peasants
cottage near a Bohemian town. The
Archduke, who was, as may be empha-
sized, very familiar with Romany was
reused and the gypsy said to him:
II have come to report the advance Of
the enemy
How do you know they are coming7
our outposts have reported no move.
ment."
The gyps pointed to the moon and
called attention to the birds flying
across its face from the army front.
You see those birds flying over the
woods from north to south?"
Yes. What of them?"
Those birds do not fly at night unless
disturbed, and the direction of their
flight indicates that the enemy is com,
ing this way"
The Archduke put his division under
arms and reinforced the outposts. for
the gypsy's knowledge of nature and his
logic were indisputable, and within two
hours he was heavily attacked. Thus
the gypsy had an important part in tho
famous battle, because he was a close
observer of nature.
The gypsies alone profit by the wars, fop
when the wars are at hand the fortune
telling women often will be consulted by
credulous soldiers seeking a glimpse into
the dark future. In the scenes of desc.
ing over the battlefelds to discover loot
and spoils. They will come into tho
possession of escaped and wounded
horses, and out Of the cartridges and
bullets they will make charms and
trinkets for sale, just as they did in the
wake of Napoleon's armies hundred
years ago.
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the gypsy wanderers have specialized in
horses. A few have automobiles now,
and there are also water gypsies
who live in houseboats. notably on some
of the rivers of India and on the Mis-
sissippi River. Many gypsies are
famous copper, brass and silver work.
ers. They make beautiful charms and
jewelry.
After the civil war in America there
appeared thousands of gypsies. who left
the ravaged lands of the Southern
States to join bands OF foreign gypses
who entered the Southland on the heels
of war. one type was known as
"Strollers" in the West. The Southern
States are to this day the happy hunt
ing ground of gypsy bands, and all the
tribes migrate there for the winter.
1t Is we'll known that certain re-
ligious scots seek converts by sending
their missionaries forth in the guise of
gypsies. True gypsies, however, are
without religion, save that certain
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was influenced by gypsy lightness and
swing. Hungary and Austria both are
half gypsy in their rural pastimes.
1t is asserted that the very founda-
ton OF Russian music and dancing is
found in gypsyland. In practically
every country in Europe gypsy enter
tanners are the vogue.
Gypsies have had part in many Of
Europe's difficulties and scandals. Per-
haps q gypsy girls resentment will be
found to be at the very bottom of the
present trouble in Europe. There are
about $4,000 of them in Servia, and
through them are carried on intrlgues
and conspracies. Sometimes on the
throat of a gypsy beauty appear pearls
and cut gems fit to adorn a monarch's
queen.
When King Alexander of Servia took
q morganatic wife in Queen Drass
she is said to have worked through a
gypsv to find baby to pawn on as hep
own child. Then followed the horrible
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The gypsy wars occasionally recorded
are due to the fact that wild gypsies"
interfere with the organized bands,
stealing over into another's good terri
tory or good road. In these fights there
is sometimes bloodshed.
But the American gypsies are peace
full compared to those of Europe. The
Rumanian gypsies are wild people from
the mountains, verltable bandits. So
also are some Of the few tribes who
come from upland Italy. Brazilian gyp-
sizes are VIGOROUSLY vicious and do not
hesitate to hold up victims. There are
frequent fights in the back countries
Of Europe in which the police and the
gypsies have regular battles. one OF
these was at Fulda, Germany, when a
band of gypsies, in February, 1912,
killed three men. slot and wounded or
killed several German policemen, and
were only defeated when 200 German
troops. accompanied by 80 military po-
lice and many volunteers, went forth in
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prominent in Vienna as well as In Buda-
pest She became acquainted with the
musician at an entertainment to which
her betrothed, Count Spreti took her,
She asked to be released from her
VOW to the Count, who refused. Her
parents also refused to consider her
love for the member of the gypsy musi-
clan band. She managed to delay the
wedding to the Count till she was more
than "a years of age, and then she
eloped with Nyary. Her parents un-
able to compel her to return, offered
the Fiddler" large brides to desert her,
but he shook his head, for the gypsy
lover is faithful to his sweetheart. They
were married, and travelled with the
caravan until she died In 1909, two
years after she Joined the band. She
and her nomad husband were happy
and on her death he was overcome with
grief.
Not only do the gypsy men fascinatG
Gentle" women, but the gypsy womer
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women Of Russia are gypsies, who sing,
dance and tell fortunes. The gypsies
enjoy the favor Of the aristOcracy and
are protected as few people are protected
in Russia. The gypsy dancers are
among the most sought entertainers OF
the mighty, and "tsganki" as gypsies
are called, possess an influence I'M
rivalled bu, by that of the very highest
class.
Valtseva, one OF the most beautiful
and accC mplished of the gypsy women
of Russia, travelled in two private cars,
instead Cf on wagons, the conventional
vehicle She had the right of way over
the Russian railroads. During the
Russo-Japanese war she went to Man
churia, where she did heroic work
nursing, and later married Russian
officer whom she met and loved in
ManChuria At the present time
Kathiusca Sorociana and Ninya Dulcie-
vitsck are the ballet stars OF Russia,
commanding The highest salaries and
the largest tips OF all Russian dancers.
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murders of the King and Queen in
Belgrade's palace on the night of June
10-11, 1903. The struggle in the Bal
kans, the unexplained murder of the
Archduke Frederick, the Austrian heir,
and his wife, and now the long looked
for general war of Europe all have
followed in a regular and, may we not
even guess. in a logical sequence.
The gypsy entertainer of Europe is of
a class seldom seen in America, save
that fortune telling is common to al
the tribes. The greatest give regular
entertainments and abandon their
wagons for the trains. Some are snake
charmers, some singers and dancers,
and many practise magic and the black
arts. Traders are of course found in
practically all the tribes. and for ages