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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

A young IdshmAn sent by his hackers TO
neghborng city 10 box with athlete living there.
He getting the worst OF II. his friends soon
realized.
Come. brace up, jim" cautioned OF his friends
stop OF his blows"
stop thimf'' the unfortunate Jim cried DO you
any OF them settn' by me7'-Harper's Weekly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

The bankers will now convene in their state
association to take an inventory OF the proceeds
at the years crop. The Nebraska farmer who
cannot borrow money these days is an exception
10 the rule.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

The nature OF the vehicles as well as the
work cut out for them renders submarine and
seroplane operation the riskiest branches Of
modern war. official admission OF a high per
oentage OF loss is not surprising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

Still those people who shun mansions herr
below may prefer the bleachers to the grand
stand up above.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

Another unforeseen result of our biennial
elections is witnessed in the necessity OF MT.
Bryan going away from home to do his annual
campaigning "stunt" and keep In practice for
the big show next year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

After all the hopes and boasts OF militant
Europe, to the United States falls the happy task
OF carving turkey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

After the street carnival and the religious
carnival comes the foot ball carnival
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

All right, Billy" here's hoping Syracuse is
as good to you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

II there are heavenly manSions" carrying
"for rent" signs. Omaha need not be abashed,
then, because a few houses down here are
ito let"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

Even political farmers will enjoy brand OF
weather peculiarly adapted to fall blowing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

Persistent fighting along the str river
renders comparatively easy the translation over
the Styx.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

The hesitation Of the Greeks and Rouman-
ians has a distinct Missouri flavor. They want
to be shown that the entente allies can deliver
tho goods.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

King Peter reached the Serbian throne
through a sprinkling OF blood He seems fated
TO 20 down and out in deluge OF gore.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

The response to King Georges appeal TO my
people" for more recruits will determine
whether the volunteering system OF democracy
Will survive the necessities OF militarism.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

Twelve nations. big and little, are now In
yolved in the world war. Is II any wonder that
Greece and Roumania dislike to be the hoodoo
member?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

In this total exempt the value Of over
twelve billions Of dollars not included. This Is
made up OF the real property owned by the federal.
state and local together with the real
property Of educational. charitable and religious in
stltutions exempted from taxation. II this amount
included the per capita wealth for the United
States in 1912 would be 1895.
The largest items which make up the total wealth
Of Us billion dollars
Taxed real property and improvements @ S GO S9
railroads and equipment. ~
Manufactured products a. y9O
Furniture, vehicles and kindred property. sN3o0o00
1.-Two STOCK ooVVVOO
The total wealth Of New state is about twenty
five billions of dollars followed by Illinois and Penn
syvana with about fifteen billions each. There are
ten other states with total wealth Of over five
billions
When TO the per capita wealth the order
OF states Is very different. Nevada leads with AS65
followed by Iowa with 50 S5 North Dakota with tS2O
and California with Bib There six other states
in which the per capita wealth is $500 OF which
Nebraska with 1885 f. Neither New York nor
Pennsylvania, however. is in this list.
II 10 impossible TO give comparative figures Tor
many countries 1903 the total wealth OF the Brit
ish empire estimated at lOS billions. In 1903 the
wealth OF Germany estimated at seventy-eight
billions Of dollars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

War bulletin makers are equal to every 90
casIon. The farflung battle line affords ample
scope for their versatility.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

England clings hopefully to the thought
. The darkest hour is just before the dawn"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25
Our National Wealth
william n. haley

IN A SPECIAL bulletin Of the bureau OF census is
given the total and per capita national wealth OF
this country from 1850 20 1912
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25
One SHIFT Of officer. Only.

one shift of Officers only.
OMAHA. oct. 2S.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: The officers on our police force seem
30 outnumber the patrolmen How would
II work to have one shift composed en-
tlrely of officers? w. w. w
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25
Labor. Temperanee. Prohibition.

LNUUEF IVNHUVEuWCVl E-FUuIDINIOus
OMAHA. Oct. 22.-To the Editor OF The
Bee: ! regret 10 note that Frank ].
Lynch In his communication Is OF the
opinion that the Nebraska Federation OF
Labor used poor judgment when they
passed resolutions against prohibition at
their recent state convention.
ar. Lynch wants to make II appear
that Il would have been better n the
convention had remained neutral on that
subject. hut entirely ignores the fact
that most OF the delegates who opposed
prohibition would have been glad TO re-
main silent on that subject had they not
realised that q very strong effort was
being made by q few dry delegates TO
induce the convention to adopt a prohibi-
ton resolution. They In all probability
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25
05eo8ees&
sSM2sBo9T

GLENWOOD. Ia, oct 2.-To the
Editor Of The Bee Your editorial In
The Bee upon the present war situation
and the failure Of so-called Christianity
to prevent that shocking calamity is un-
fair 20 Jesus Christ and His actual fol-
lowers in the assumption that He has
ruled the world OF any appreciable por-
ton of its inhabitants at any time for
many generations in the immediate past.
A casual knowledge even OF the vital and
fundamental principles and conditions
which Jesus Christ announced as neces-
sary II His will shall govern mankind
must settle beyond a question the fact
that this generation has never beheld a
thorough Christian. In no place on the
earth within at least a century past
have those doctrines at any time been
proclaimed or insisted upon by those who
profess to be His followers. Therefore It
is entirely and absolutely true to declare
that a genuine Christian. should one
exist or appear would brighten to death
tho greater portion Of those who now
inhabit the earth. so unusual and strange
would such a being appear in the light
Of our present standards and principles
or lack thereof.
The war now raging In Europe comes
from the failure TO follow Jesus Christ,
and on account of men and nations hav-
ing rejected His words. A Christian, &C
tual and genuine. will never engage in
war. There is not even a chance for dis
pute on this proposition The angels an
nounced Peace on earth and good will
TO men," when the advent Of Jesus was
proclaimed. He declared as basic in the
kingdom to be by Him established. Ger
49,. ~.
no man or nation governed by Him can
ever under any circumstances engage in
war. II they do so engage the proof lie
thereby settled positively that He Is in
no manner the ruler. No person even Of
the most general information as to His
kingdom and the truths and principles
thereof can question this fact in any man.
ner whatever.
INTERESTED READER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

support Home Colleges, Too.
OMAHA. Oct A-To the Editor of The
Bee: The future of any city depends
upon the loyalty and support OF every
citizen to the institutions of that city.
All must work and pull together What
is true OF commercial life Is equally true
regarding city cooperation In college
life. Every man. woman and child
knows that we have such a college as
Creighton, but few realize the standing
or rating OF this school among the other
colleges OF the country. Headed by the
most efficient instructors that money
and efforts can produce II ranks second
to none and Is recognized among col
leges as one Of tho leading institutions
Of learning.
Omaha is four times the size of Lin
coin. II II gave four times the support
to Creighton university as Lincoln gives
to Nebraska We would have an educa-
tional center, at least, twice as great
Creighton university depends for its
future upon the friendship Of Omaha. 1
would plead for support TO the foot ball
team. In my opinion the Creighton foot
ball squad is one OF the most promising
In the schools history but they need
support to carry them to victory.
Business men, you are continually cry
ing. Support home institutions. Buy
Omaha made goods" yet you deny our
schools and colleges the very thing by
your absence for which you so earnestly
plead-support!
When Creighton, our largest university,
has a winning team students from the
west. north and south will stop off In
Omaha instead Of going east. Would
you argue that an enrolment OF from
5000 to 5000 students will not benefit
Omaha as a city. Its merchants. business
men and manufacturers? When each OF
these men go to their hOmes during va
cation or wherever they go after gradu-
alton, II will be Omaha OF which they
speak, and this, from the view of bust
ness men who realize what advertising
means, will be inestlmRbie.
l022 Park Avenue. c. E- WALSH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25
INTERESTED READER

Il the school Board "NArrOwf"
OMAHA, Oct. 23.-To the Editor OF The
Bee: Two short editorials in your paper,
one October IS and the other October %.
have not stated fairly a certain situation
with which many of your readers are
we'll acquainted. One justification OF the
Omaha school boards attitude in re-
fusing Mr.. Sunday permission to speak
to high school students in the high school
building, you state to be that down at
Lincoln, when the evangelist appeared
there. 1t is to be noticed he did not use the
university buildings. The cases are not
comparable. One Of the committee who
arranged Mr.. Sundays visit IL authority
for stating that no attempt was made to
use the university buildings. for none
was capacious enough. The largest free
auditorium In the city, seating over 1000,
was used. and was crowded.
In yet another particular these two
short editorials have been misleading.
They did not hint that university au-
thorities dismissed for two whole recita-
ton periods, the entire student body that
Mr.. Sunday might help them In moral
and religious uplift. II that was not
official approval OF Mr.. Sunday and his
ability to really help the students. then
II comes near enough to satisfy anyone
who Is looking first TO the character
training Of youth. When has the Omaha
school board shown during these meetings
an equal interest In the high moral up
lift Of the rising generation?
Omaha must have the good will OF the
state, else its one greatest asset is weak
ened. I believe my work throughout the
state, and residence in Omaha and the
state for twenty-eight years. permit me
to say that the narrow attitude Of GER
tain interests in this city to high moral
and openly religious efforts has been it's
most pronounced fault in the eyes OF
people who know our city as respects
other cities. Every thrust against such
a decidedly moral asset as Mr.. Sunday
robs our city of respect. and therefore
dollars, that rightfully belong to her.
RALPH II. HOUSEMAN,
Educational Superintendent. Presbyterian
Synod.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-25

subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The bee mailed TO them. Adj
dress will be changed rs often a. requested.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

5lI retten. Ser aapitan ia9t, haB ct in
bet Ndbe, ipo Der 6orbpc alge9riffcll
ipurbc. nod anberc brcnnenbc Sdiffc
gclcbcn babe.
@openbogcn, 81. Suli. @er
bdnildc Gampfer sSueiG, nit Giienz
babnibipellcn bon @otbenbllrg nad)
bem 1Dnefl,lb belooen. ipl,rbe in Der
9fprolec bon einem bcutlben Il perz
lenft. Sic Mannidnft lpltroe na6sBilz
bclnsbafen gcbrad)t.
2pn 5 on, 81. Nai. Sic Mamns
ibaft nes noripegiIbcn Sceelldiffes
9nrbib, oas bpu einem belltld)en
Boot on, @onntag ii, 8ra,,o gcltcdt
ipllrbe, lit bcllte III 5bielhs 9elarbet.
(8abrlbci,,lid) ibcntiid nit bent po1,
Nmitcrbam bcrtdbtctcr gdiff Sarbpc.)
gioh Gin 5cbnter Silboampfcr,
Der emblem" npu slberbecn lpllrbc
bcute ais berlcnft beridtet; Mannldaft
gercttet. 2as lit Der 30. 6il9bampfer
bon sberbecn, ser bisbcr 5crlf6rt
lpllrbe.
Sran3Dlilhes II gppt
6crltDrt.
8crliin, 27. S,lli. (9rabtlos bio
IGaDbillcD 8ns frars. ltntcrleebpot
Marintte ipllrbc npn einent helttIben
II am 29. Sllli ii, Ser gh9e Der &arz
banellcn seritDrt. ipie einc 9cpcidc bp,,
8pnitartinppcl melbet. 81 Nann BON
bcn frans. 8ppt tpuroen gefangen.
Die Gnge, III Der Dieics 8eie6t
aipiiben fruns. linp belttI6ett 8opte,1
|ltattfanp, ,licat etipu balbipegs III bcn
9arbanellcn sipii6en bcm aegdiI6cn
Wlccr llnb bem Mnrmaramcer, l,nb 15
Wleilen bon ser ginfabrt in sic Gee
litraBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

nenn lie ibre aorterbarbe ausliefern.
solte es iid erseben, oaB Ser aapitd1
beg 2eelenaip ipiltig mar, bieIen She'll
leiner 2obung aus5uliefern. 10 iperoen
Sie Il. g. Die 3erit0rlng beg gdiffes
ols @ertragsperleeuns bebanbeln.
s(lle anoeren8egelen, be3iislid bergorz
parnllng nnb ber 9urdiuduns oes
Sdiffes linb aber bon SEM beutI6en
aommanbanten pffenbor bu9ltdblid
befolgt tporben, tpie bie btsber porliez
genoen offi5ieller 8eridte 5eigen.
Scr meritanii d. 81 Ii M p us.
ernlte 8en1iibunsen, cine 8ot1feren3
Ser Rilitdrfiibrer in Mertfo berbei5rts
fiibren, iollen im 8onge iein. Gin gm=
barge auf bic Mnsfnbr bon Nunitipu
nod geerifo ioIl als Gin sBeiI bes
nadliten Sdrittes ber 8albingtoner
8egieruns beabIidtist iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
glntbab iii sapti.

|9rali oent i'm ssnIaslf sange.
grtffen 11fn*D gef Ii1ldtet.
g prt al Yrince, 27. Suli. Die
Rebollltion in Subti, Sic felt Ser Gr>
tpdblung Beg iesiscn Nrdiibenten
@uifalme I'M letter Dmr3 nit tpe9z
ielnoem Slid I'M @ange mar, fam
beute alld) in Ser bisber inpalenSoupte
Ifabt 5nnsusbrub. Gin Sbeil bergarz
nilon ntellterte uno eriff sen 8egie<
rllngspalalt beute Mprse1 A llbr an.
Ser 9rdiibent mar MIR bon ipenigen
trenen 5ruppett lnterltiist nnb ffob
nad 5tpet shlnhen in Sic frun3olildc
2egdtipn.
General gIsfar, ser 9IiIitargouperz
nellr Ser giabt, Ieste sic &ertbeioigrng
Deg Enlaltes nud} nah Ser Slubt bes
fErdiibenten nod fort, big Ser Rafoit
in 8ranb 9erietb, iporauf {: nud Ser
pon1inifa1liihen 2eeatipn iliidtete.
gegen Rittag ipar Sic gan5e Stabt
i'm 8elis Ser 93eppIutipnare.
@s 9ub IN 3ort : alt Erinee ldpil
Ieit 10 Saeen cine Sdredensberrihaft.
bn 9rdi. 8llillaltme punoerts bo1l8iirs
germ perbaften 1tno nile slltsIdl,ber
auslpeiien lieB. Allb Srulten, barnrter
cine frnn5Diild1e Sdalrlpielerilr, ipurs
ben eingeferfert llnb man lieb Die @es
fun9cnen falt oerbllngern.
General Oscar lieB heute Ulorgen
BEL slusbrud oer Nenollltipn olle pos
litilden Geian9enen in Sen pdnoe,1 Ser
Iegterllng, etipo 160, fllr5er 9ano
birrid1ten. lluter ben Spfern befanb
lid ser 81 8rdlibent Greltes 3an1or.
ser i'm borisel, Sabre pertrieben tpllroe
urb I'M .lesten dRdr5 5llriidfebrte. INT
I Sic Nepohltion in Gang sli bringen
unb Der in einem gefedt sefuugen
ipurbe.
slls bas Waiiucre befanat tpllrbc.
inpuoirte ein ltarter Wob Die oottilii<
faniidc 2egatipn, ipohin Gen. gsear
| iidl sefliihtct battc. lhleif fte ibn bor Sic
9biir lub cridob ibu.
Ser Rob 5og ieoann nod Der frans.
2egution llnb fprberte Sic sllsIieferitng
|bes observation-disclosures, lrelbe pers
ipeigert tpuroe. Ser geo6 brobte nit
cincm Ansriif alti bas iran5Diilde &C.
bd,toe, bod lit ses gu sieler stlnbe BET
Ser 9robllng gebliebelt.
(9te 9cpeidc ntelbet t,i6ts bon Der
slniueienbeit ameritanilder rno frnns
sDliider aarieeslhiffe.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
Scr. 1)1:ui,1t;etriic.c;fl'lrIi;:e!;a. III, terri ;fl'lIi;:!;
S Sild)erei iuirb b.en 8riten
d c}Ipe,rrt. '..@

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9 cAlperrt. 's
aonb . n. 81 Sllli, Mit ber pffens
barren Nbltbt Bic britiidc 8ii9crei
ntDgli0f 35lt ben1orali1ireit, iinh 5lpei
ibelltide Il : 8oote plobli6 lillter ber
Sil6ertlotte al Ser ibptfifbcn Ns'prb<
fiiltc erldienei, rnb babelt nit gras
natfcner 8 britiidc TraipIers berlc,itt.
Sic M1ne,l iinb Molalpn, Celtic, sgps
bprna. gupipcll, Strabtmore, 'Snnorta,
igallio, 5trn,ione 1lnb Salttpn,. Wle
Nlannldaften entfamer,. Agielc utls
tberc Siiberboptc ipare, altr Sludf III
Die Safen 4ge5iplln9eil.
slu6 5ipci Sfatioinapicr.
81 NJ itserb d III. 81. Snli. 9cr'nors
Ttpeeiidc Sbopner 3arboc ipnrbeSoll,ls
Tag bon eincan,eelltldcn l1sunacariffcn
|llno perbrannt. 9fe MdnnIdaft crbiclt
I1litr s @nllten 3eit, lib III bie gobte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
'9ie GQitlaubz bzaataitrppDe.
g 6ul0 pirb auf Mesie<
run9s 8eumte g 9cipdl5t.

gbieago, 27. Suli. Sic aoro<
nersjurD bat beute bie llnteriu6unq
Der aataltropbe begonnen nnb es li11r
ieet 6 gebor0en nit bieIer llnterlu=
DUNG belddftist. Iuber Dem aoroner
nod Der Stabtratb, Die Goltl,tpgronoz
jurp lnb Die BunbesbebDroen. San=
oelslefretdr 9aebfielb traf bcute bier
Elm, Inn Die 8unbesllnteriudung in Sic
8ege gu leiten. StaatsantpaIt Sopne
lagte beute, e5 lei bereits feitgeiteut.
oaB bas8oot iiberlaben mar unb tpabr=
lbeinli6 270o 9allagiere gebobt boz
be, Da 5unoerte bon ainberl1 einfodj
nibt mitse8ablt iporoen ieien.
Sic pffi5ielle gerlultlilte ifanb beute
Rtttas 1pie folst: Soei1tifi5irte aei6en
S22, nidt ioentifi5irte llno pern1iBt
(na6 ber Cite Der @cltern electric
Co.. 393; sotal 1920.
lleberlaonng, llngeniieenbe 8allaltiz
rung unb Seitiibet al1f oem 8hlbboben
nurben in Der beutisen 3el1suibaufz
nabme bor Der aoronersil1rD bon stpei
ggperten als Die @riinbe angegeben,
baB Bet @altlanb am Gan,stag mt
fippte. 5nfenneiiter NSan1 @edler
unb iein Gliiitent Sol. 81. aDnn iagte,,,
BOB bas goot . ct anfD mar nno
linn bon ben gesierungsinlpeftoren
nie bate erlal1bt iperben Ipae,1, 1nebr
als Sic 9alfte ser $500 9erlonen gu
tragen, gu beren Sransport es li5enz
lirt ,fpnr.
8. g. @reenebalm, Ser General
manager Ser Snbiana Transportation
Co., tpel6e bie @altlalb gedartert bats
te, erfIdrte beite I'M aprpnersberbDr,
|baB bas 8l1nbeseertififat, tpelbes Ser
So. erln,1bte, Sen Sampler 5u operiz
ren, oie gdnlb Ser &dtaltropbe tldrlid
aui Die gdutlter1 Ser Regier,tngsbez
anten lcse. 9a Sic 8esieru1s 5eIneiz
nigt batte, oaB bas 8opt alright"
ullb leetiidtis mar, 10 trage CT teine
t@erantpprtlng. ~
@anbelsletretdr Mcbfielo hat be1,
I8efeh ertbeilt, aIle Ghati lc}er, su ct
mittefh 1mb fcnle e suulbtgen gu
I6iieer.
) gtoatsantpaIt $5obne but Die Bnn<
oestnipeftiospapiere in Der @anb, tpelz
d)e Sci9en, bnB bie Ealiagicrfapa5itdt
beg galtlano in sen Sabren 1913 biz
1915 bon 653 alf $500 erbDbt purz
Be. Splgenbes bic MusipeiIe:
1913, Glepelonh, 653 9uilasiere.
1914, @rano Soapen, 21O0
1915, @ranb paben, $500.
Sic lcstcn beinen Gertifitote tpure
Sen pon1 8unbesinlpeftor Hobert Neib
ausseltellt. Sic Glepelallber 2i5ens fit
653 Haliu9iere crloubte mir Sabrte1l
biz 5 Meilen pnn1 2al1b, tpdbreno bas
@ranb 9abener $500 gertififat fit
SSabrten iiber Sen see luitete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
qrobe Gintreiiuug 1T Golell
t,ts sS>,Se,t aber bettanoi8en Torti1ritt.
ss 1T nidt nr au aridau abgeiebeu, onoern aud auf sic
gauge rnlil4e Mrmee.


Sbenburg ieber angenc no bon @orldo, oenodt
nb @adnn I'M sioen 1850 Bon g8efrpnt nid]s Neus ub
Der iaidn Stout Gcp6s @edstdooe eshroht IN,
Slor5o n nnenteoen gnealb Tat ne riegsberl gum
49, Sn befannt gben SIN @an5en Mann popon epo
$4,000 too gcan9cn au entfoun rez
1b 10000 8at mb fan3r in &oneren3 an1erianidc
Noe Sb c5 lbaupt ene Mnpprt gibt Nrag bri<
ld Sicrbampcr ei1cnt Sage bcutlen s tbcrnf
Nud Elm an5DHdes u Boot in 9arbanuen ppren gri<
e aeespute in ben lebte' bre 0onatn onrbniid $4,000
@ann gSpde.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
Der Mctlameareis.

sBie Sic .9ailp 01ail" itol5 mcloet,
lpar i'll elmer 8ctrutirl1ngsperl rlummz
lung in Gprleinpu Ser grite, Der iid
5ur slufnnbmc in bas 5eer melbete.
Elm Observation-Disclosures Wunn. Sas
Mngebot hieIes 9ietlamegreiies n,llbts
abgelebnt iperben unS iilngc 8ctr,lter
meloeten 1id feine.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

mar, oaB Die Selltl9c1 oielc Seltunl
bon Siloipclten aug auf 6 Meilen ST.
| Iltan5 botnbarbircn.
uyt0rblib bon @rllbies5o o ii
(aipil6en @eiblcl nnb 8na) iparfer
mir ben Scino aus mcbreren @0rfer1
nno nabmcn 394t Muiien gefangen
ipprltntcr MIR 10 Sifi5iere. (gi1 Bez
tpcis fir Ben Sffi5icrslnaugcl in be1
rn1lil6en Nrmee.) snberipcitig lit sic
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lin 8eltcnbe ll,lb aiiobelferfe .pergolz
ten" 5 BON einen beutiben Slieger
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ben an.
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tpicbcr MrtilIeriebuedc ln1b 9sabefampfe
NIT @nnb9ranaten. Sn bcn Mreonner
tpurben 5tpci bentlde gIneriffe nobe
2abon ll,lo 8inarbille nit 2ei6tigfeii
ab9etpebrt.
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fern sbenb, unicrc 5tellunsen aui
bem 2in9efopf 5lt cripcitern unb eine
ipiehtige 5Dbe 5l1 bc1eben. Sic feinbltz
den @e9enan9riffc battcn feincn grs
folg. Sic bentldc 9lrtillcrtc bpmbarbirz
te ge1tcrn Sen G1lubtberg lunb Eab.
(9ireft an ber gren5e.)
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8erlin, 81. ssuIi. (gia 2onbon.
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licnern ltnb Scitrci6ern miro bpn8orz
reiponbenten bcs 2ofolan5ciger ala
1eine bcr gr0bten rnb fltrbtbarlten ii,
bieiem 8eltfrieg" be5ei6net.
9icles 9rpbc 8illgen babe lebt eine
@od)e 9eoauert, pbnc DOB cs CUR Gntz
l6eibung gcfpn1men ipdrc. Ser @nuptz
atgriff Ser Staliencr lei 9e9cn bas 9o<
bcroo Elatca1 ocrihtct, lpp bos Grz
ttaeriefener on 5eftisfcit bas Der
S6labten bon Snr1,olt l1nb @prlice III
@ali5icn iibcrtreffe. Sic 0itr. slrmce
biclt bas lcbrcdlibe Seucr tapfcr als
llnb pcnn i,nn,er oie Staliener cine
stellnng geipannen, lcien iie balls
ipieoer bil,aus9eipprfcn iporoen.
gcnf bin 2pnbpn, q. Suli. Cine
9epclbe ser Sribune bon 2aibab be-
ia9t: u9ie Geitreic)er baben in Der
lcbten Madt Sic Mdlt,nllng pp1 Gori5o
(@Dr5) begonnen lmb Die Rdllmlnq
bon Gobgora lit cine Sragc bon Stlnz
Sen. Sic Staliener bnbcn oas gan5e
Garlo Glatcall nit Nusnabmc ipeniz
ger @rdbci, crobert llnb Sic Scltrei6cl
babcn bprt in 5ipei In9cn 5000 Manu
perlorcn. (8ir geben biclc 9cpeI9e
nit @orbcbalt, ba Sic Genfcr Dsclbnns
gen 9dn5li6 lln5ubcrlailig iinb.)