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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02
the VANITY or IT ALL.

In the Scriptures there Is a pass.
age which says In substance that "all
10 vanity and vexation OF spirit"
Through all the history OF the past
there have been vain yearnings. dis
appointed hopes and unfulnIled prom
Uses. The following editorial para
graph from the Galveston News
shows there has been no change in
the passage from Holy Writ quoted
above:
zone OF the resolutions adopted by
the farmers institute that has been
IN session at Austin concluded to
quot the language Of the dispatch.
witt the request that the National
government invoke the Federal re-
serve act to divert Northern and
Eastern capital TO the South In order
to take care OF the cotton crop. The
adoption OF such a resolution was
both unnecessary and improper. II
was unnecessary because the direct
ing authorities OF the Federal reserve
banks within the cotton region have
already announced that their own re-
sources will be ample to accommo-
date the needs OF the cotton growers.
30 that there win be no need to In.
vite or conscript the resources of
other Federal reserve banks. Its
adoption was improper because the
request is addressed to, an authority
which has no lawful power to grant
the request and which could not be
moved by II without violating the
law"
II Is too bad indeed that a bunch
Of farmers should assemble them
selves together over there at Austin
and pass a set OF resolutions so ''un-
necessary and so improper" as the
News puts II. as the above. The
farmers are always butting In where
angels would fear TO tread. as II were.
They are asking for things that are
unnecessary and making the re-
quest OF people which makes II alto
gether improper" And therein
comes the vanity and vexation OF
spirit. For what can the farmer ask
and with whom can he lodge his re.
quest.
The whole thing Is hedged about
with formality and red tape that
Philadelphia lawyer could not I'M
ravel. much less plain farmer.
Without plans or specifications or
guide. the poor farmer has b hard
time In figuring out the things he may
ask for without getting on the ''un-
necessary" list. and Of whom, be may
ask them without itls, being "im-
Dropef." n,l4l,.
We should have. a government
where there is no formality, where
there il no red tape. where every man
n 4 sovereign. Where every class
should feel perfectly free to state
grievances. to ask for The things they
want. and have no difficulty in find
ing the man or department with
whom their requests should be lodged.
In other words. the people and the
government should be close together
and the people should have the pub
lie ear. the public sympathy and the
public cooperation In all times. in all
seasons. n
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

That squirrel stew" birthday re-
corded in last Fridays Eagle read
like II was "our'n." but II wasn't. II
was the business managers. who was
holding down the editorial tripod In
"our" absence. and who was born on
the day OF the total Eclipse Of the
sun in 1878. or the day the stars fell
in is33-we have forgotten which.
Anyway. II was his birthday and not
"our'n." ours" comes along about
the Sd OF September. and we hope the
squirrels will still be biting fine. The
other things-goldheaded cane. silk
umbrella. revolving chair. Century
dictionary. Encyclopedia Britannica,
ETC.. will be thankfully received.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

With the war a year old. every Ma
ton involved Is out in a vociferous
and positive statement that the sword
win never be sheathed until every
enemy is vanquished and every op
posing power Is crushed. n the war
ring Nations live up to their declare
tons. the war Is likely to continue
for several years and then some.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

ANs0N. Tex. Aug. 2.-The trial Of
Mrs. Minnie Latham. charged with
the murder OF John Stewart at Sny.
der January 20, 1914. was set for to-
day In the district court here. Mrs.
Latham was convicted In this court
once. being tried here on a change
OF venue. but the case was reversed.
She had been sentenced 10 FIVE years
Imprisonment. The case was then
set for retrial July 10. but was post.
poned because OF illness In Mrs.
Latham's family. Domestic troubles
were the alleged causes of the shoot.
Ing. The woman's husband. W. II.
Latham. was indicted as an accom-
plice. and his trial sent to Colorado.
Texas. on change OF venue for call
on January 3. 1916. II developed at
the FIRST trial OF Mrs. Latham that
the night before the killing Of Stew.
art. Mr.. and Mrs. Latham went to
Snyder in an automobile from their
home In Sterling County. Mrs.
Latham registered at a hotel under
an assumed name. Her husband left
Snyder. Next day Mrs. Latham pass.
ed Stewart as he was sitting on the
square with a public official. opened
fire on him and killed him before by.
ISLANDERS could interfere.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02
AS THE
NEWS BREAKS
tBy Associated Press

FORT WORTH. Tex. Aug. 2-The
second term OF the Texas Christian
University Summer School opened
here today. This is the first year
when more than one summer school
session has been held.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

The last edition OF the New York
telephone directory totaled $4,000
copies. The first directory, printed
in 1878. was on single sheet card
and contained 252 names. The world
grows as well as moves.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

This is another big week at the A.
G NJ. College. with visitors here from
vi over the State. II is our plain
iuty to extend these visitors every
'ourtesy possible. Let us emphasize
he fact that this is the biggest little
town IN Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex. Aug. a.
This city has begun an innovation In
the handling Of delinquent taxes. The
city has an actual delinquent tax col.
lector-a position created to try to
bring into the treasury some Of the
money In arrears. The position Is
held by c. ]. MacManus. a retired
banker. He said that his stock In
trade in making collections is diplo-
macy. good banking and smiles
mostly smiles" He has been at
work only a short time. but already
the collection Of delinquent taxes Is
considerable. His argument to de-
linquents IL that without the taxes
policemen. firemen and street clean.
ers cannot be maintained.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

Germany positively refuses to be
starved. With all the British block.
ade she has food. money and mum.
tons sufficient to prolong the war
indefinitely. In preparedness. In ef.
ficiency. in resourcefulness. In self.
sufficieney. you are bound to hand Il
10 the Germans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

II Is limited that we are again to
occupy Vera Cruz. II so, we hope
more will be accomplished than when
we occupied II before.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

We represent several good loan
companies and win lend money on
real estate.
HUDSON ABSTRACT COMPANY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

will the issued Eastern time
20 and will Tuesday. August 81
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02
Vacation days for us are over.

Had a good time. took our annual
and feel refreshed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-02

Back on the job.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

C. 3. L. Delegates
from all sections of the country as
far west as Illinois gathered in Brook.
Ign last week for the thirty-fourth
annual Supreme Convention of the
Catholic Benevolent Legion. The con
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

yention opened on Tuesday, May IL,
in st. Joseph's Church, where a Sol
emn High Mass was celebrated at ten
o'clock. Supreme President Richard
B. Tippett presided at the business
sessions of the convention, which
lasted two days. The G. B. L. holds
a unique place among fraternal in
surance organizations in that death
claims are paid Immediately on
presentation and that the Legion has
never defaulted in the payment of any
certificate. During the "a years of its
existence, it has paid out in death
claims, $23,617, 546.53 and in disability
claims, $3S4,37691.
New Carmelite Monastery. - The
Discalced Carmelites of Wheeling, w.
Va, have received permission to CON-
mence their permanent monastery.
Two of its foundresses are daughters
of the late Admiral Robert Potts, u.
S. N, for many years stationed at the
League Island Navy Yard.
Academy Dedicated.-On the nine
teenth of last month the Bishop of
Covington dedicated the new Camillus
Academy at Corbin, KY, costing
$4,000.
Archbishop SpaIding Injured.-Most
Reverend John Lancaster Spalding,
first Bishop of Peoria, and Titular
Archbishop of Scitopolis, was badly
shaken up on May when buggy
in which he was riding was struck
by an automobile and smashed into
kindling wood. He was not badly in
jured, but friends fear the shock may
have disastrous results since the be-
loved prelate will be seventy-five years
old June 2.
Catholic Union Of Missouri.-The
twenty-third annual convention of the
Catholic Union of Missouri, was held
in st. Louis, May 1918. Archbishop
Glennon celebrated solemn High Mass
on Sunday morning, in presence OF
Bishops Althoff, of Belleville, Ill. !;
Then, of Lincoln, Neb.; Burke, of St
Joseph, Mo-, and Lillis, of Kansas City
The organization numbers~10, 900 mem
bers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

New commissary ProvinciaI.-The
Croatian and Slovenian Commissariat
of the franciscan Fathers has new
Commissary, the Very Rev. Benignus
Snoi, @. f. NJ, who was appointed to
this ofice by the Right Reverend Gen
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

The Irish Martyrs.-Archbishop
Walsh of Dublin has issued letter
warning the people that the recent
decree on the Irish Martyrs has only
authorized the opening of canonical
proceedings for their qualification and
canonization, which may be prolonged
for years, and that meantime relig-
ious veneration of any public kind is
forbidden.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

$4,000 for Motor ChapeIs.-The
leading Catholic paper of Germany,
the Cologne Volkszeitung, opened a
subscription for funds to provide the
army with motor chapels. So far
about $4,000 has been contributed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

Pamphlets by Thousands.-The
Catholic Truth Society book shelves
at Westminster Cathedral were re-
sponsible during last year for the sale
of 100000 pamphlets. During Holy
Week alone 1000 were disposed Of.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

Jesuit College in the Tyrol.-At
Feldkirch, in the Tyrol, the Jesuits
have one Of the largest and finest
colleges in Europe at which many f
the nobility are educated.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22
OLD WORLD. NEWS.

Sisters Furnish PaIms.-The palms
distributed every year on Palm Sun
day III the Vatican, are presented and
artistically prepared by the Camaldoli
Sisters.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

Graduates of Creighton University
One hundred and twenty-five stu
dents were granted degrees at the an
nual commencement exercises OF
Creighton University, Omaha, Neb.
held at the Brandeis theater recently
The students were distributed among
the various departments as follows:
Medical, forty-six; law, twenty eight
dentistry, twenty seven; pharmacy
fourteen, and arts, six.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

eral of the Franciscans. Father
Benignus was for fourteen years mis-
sionary in the Holy Land, and he was
appointed by the late Holy Father,
Plus X, as Discretus Of the Custody
of the Holy Land.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

Heads Roman CoIIege.-Rev. Giaco-
mo Gambera, of Chicago, has been
elevated to the dignity of Domestic
Prelate by the Pope, and has been
called to Rome to take charge of the
college where priests are prepared to
be sent to American dioceses. Father
Gambera was pastor of the Italian
Sacred Heart Church of Boston from
January, 1895, to November, 1901. In
1901 he was called by Archbishop
Quigley of Chicago to take charge of
the Church of La Dolorata in that city.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

First Mexican See.-The first Bish-
opric in Mexico dates from 1926.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-22

Gift to Vatican Library.- Probably
for years the Vatican Library has re-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24
gsiiiinn fnfe[t nidlt.

griiiiel, "a. Sept. - Der @ene,
raIgouoerneur BON 8elgierL @eneral
BON 8iiing, erldBt eiue @eror0nung
our6 bic Se0er inter 5trafe geitelLi
miro, Der Die llebernabme ODER Die
6ortiebung elmer i'm 0ffentliden Syrl.
tereiie liegenoen nno bon Ben 0eut'
i6en 9eb6r0en berlangten ieiner
berufIi6en 8batigfett ertipre6en6en
2lr6eit obne binreiAerben 8run6
perrpeigert. @8 tperoen audi Die
4eriouen beitraft, Die an6ere 8erio.
men our1 3pang 9robung, ue6er.
reoung ODER aloere @eittel an ser
Qrbeit fir 0eutide 8eb0roen bor.
binoern ooer ibnen l1nteritiiBung ge-
pdbren 6anit ie Die 9lrbeit beripei.
germ. SSm 8uiomnenbange nit Der
8eroronlng peroen au6 01aBnab-
men gegen Die 9lr6eitsideu perfiigt,
un6 e8 miro beitimnlt, oaB Der, Der
Gle lleberuubme bon 9(rbeit beripei.
gert, obtDo6I er 6ffentlihe ODER prt-
tate l1nteritiibung erbdlt, ODER 6urf
ieine ablebnng uttteritiisrngSbe-
oiirftig miro, ebenfaIs beitraft miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24
illldl lltirtIlrllIdnO
tnobtIlItrl Gruppcnl
}lauftg8i aihl alit pulluaua aai
Nalaailin ia htu Atliliitn
bffatiylaffttn

Ht 9t M H aHbt
it8di bf taila8t SD nIdffu
mHi8aidH t4meHWn atehfm
bl itiH oa' arItttHlaro te
id.elIfn HiaIl ginfn thfl hni
trHppu N mtHlllhtm meIotI
oet jiagnet NouulpeHhegl bt
Nialtu
4.ar 81 t9t Lr Qoat ,r
1u.darbM b,ldnBlai bnts hiet bit
Neuutbtf ullet u balesi tetr
lmelle 0nrH5r oab @uiaaricH o0el
uielmcgt s0HiB 5gtbt1uo cntialol
ten ilt na SEN Contamination an
tii Nloaatpn iddi
,5ct prtbtite tnle iran5aiiidlc alli.
ioritdt uui 6rantrdhs mHmdriiacI
politii abot Der 0icrDerbono niil
Hul8aren touiCrirt obne 0aB oubeI
rtmos GrprigBl.des bcrausaetonl.
men ii. Na9rcno icner Bet Bot
9ulaorien Norbercitituaeu getroiier
gm 6au0elu mo jest 1T Scr 8eit
pluft 8elonunen IN meldem Bulge,
riau bdnocln miro"
gtiliiarfritifer itl0 Der Wleimmg
ooB guIgarien 3rlppen burh biz
SbaIer Der Wloro0a mo 8droar mad
Serbten merien m0 it'd in 9eiib Oei
5alouiti gdid 9Gbn nabe ltsfut
ieBen miro. 0aourdl milr0e ghtb.
lamb bon allen @crbinoungen nit
ieineu 9un0csacuoiien abgeiftitter
meroeu; MIR ilber QLrhungel mare
cine gerbin0ung erreidbar. Yior
lit bier in 8ari8 iiber Den moglider
neuen 6ein0 Der glaiirten beitur5t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24
gdlueben 6alt ~ 2entIfllanb.

Berlin, "a. Sept. - Die ltebers
Ieeiife g2a6ri6tenagentur iiberu1it.
telt 6olgenoes ou8 einem 2eitartife[
6es SOensfa g[fton6laOet bon Wlol-
mo, Sdlueoen: ngliema1o peiB, OBJ
eine8 Cages Die 8ogen oes Belt-
frieges nidt aud Die idtpeoiihe Sit.
Ite erreiden meroen. SdrpeOen uno
0dnemarf ftno iebt lpobI borbereitet
nn0 niiroen Der Seite, tpelder tie
iib sulDen0en meroeh bon groBcr
&ilfc fem. g9enn ft6 Gn9lan0 nidt
bur9 ifloraliide @rauOe iiber3eugen
laBt, bon Der fortgeiesten 8erge-
muItigung Der gtedte Der nor6ii6en
Staten ab5rIniieu ruB es 0urA
materielle @riinoe ge5tpungen iDer-
ben. 8ir nliiiien @roBbritonnierl
erinnern, oaB. mem SdDeOen gum
gingreifen ge8mungen DerOen iollte,
oies nfdt ouf @nglan0s Seite ge.
iheben ipir0. Die SdJpe0en itno
b6lttidy nit Den 9eutiden bermanot
unO i6re 5putpatbien itto uuf beut.
ider Seite.
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Die d(Igcmeine
GriGgS(agel

9Lus eu1lan6sircm6Iihcr ElWae
miro iiber oie aIlgeueiue Ariegslage
6olgeuocs JemeI0ci: @Bdbren0 gul.
8drien feline Iruppen mobtliiiert,
fumnlt ans DER 6auptiia0t Serbiens,
g}iid, Die g}lbridt, OaB 100000
6eutide Irlppen ON Der ier6iiheu
&ren5e febeh nm Hh gepaItiaut
0urd Serbien eineu @cg 81 oen
6iirfen 5lt babnen.
Sis iebt lit CHE uIIgeueine @ors
Dartsbemegung nod lidt I'M @onge,
bod lit oieielbs bereits etugeleitct
noroeu. 3adoem iie eiuunaI oa8
Ierbiihe @ebiet binter lib bu6en,
muB Die Einiall8nrmee ourh Bull
gorien marIdieren, abe iie na9 @o[-
lipoIi ODER aonitnutinopel geIaugen
tam. 9ulgarieus 5ufiiuftige Stel.
luugnabme mag 0aoon abbdngeu,
mie i6nell Serbieu8 @i0eritauo8-
traft gebroden tperoen fam. D}0g-
lid lit es a6er all4, oaB bic oeutihen
8erbilnoeten nit Dem 8ormari9
ourh Serbien 10 lon9e porten per-
Den, bis 9ulgarten bic @lobiliIierllng
ietner glrmee DerboqItdn0igt bat.
s5m 9iten baben oie Geuti6en ei.
uen gerpaltigen gorItoB gegen Die
i5eitung Gilnaburg unternonnnen in
Der 4biidt, iei5ige 6aI6 in 6Gltoen
GIT ba6en. Die borgei6o6enen ruff.
ihen StelI1lngen itno bereits erobert
uno ne6rere touieno .@eiaugene ge-
mo6t ipor6en. Cine Sdla4t bat
iib au6 BEL 9eepaoen, 80 0teiGen
ii06itIid bon Ri8a, enttpifeIt, mel.
DIE fir Die GeutiAen lart 9erliner
geridten eiuen eriolgrei6en 9erGntf
nin1mt.
@eitere grfoIge geoen Die ft6 81.
ritd3iebenoe 8ilnos2trtnce meloen
8erliner offi3icIle geri6te 9lui-
iiI6e Qepeiden ie0od beiogen, oaB
elm GROCER GDeil Der ruliiiden Pr
NEE in 5i6erbeit 1T, uno oaB Die
Geuti6en bel ibreu 9perationcn BET
@ilna 250,000 berloren 6a6en
(6ort! 90rtl 70 cine perlogene
8rutD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24
gemetnG Griegs(It
Oer 5ran5Ofendleger!
Sic batten 6eim tle6erfal aaf Stntt.
CART OeMtide aeHuseiden
angelegt.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, "a. Sept.
= Gin am @tittlpodJ in Berlin aus.
gegebener onttlt6er 8eridt Iagt:
o5ran5ofti6e SIieger nit oeuti6en
&enn5ei6en on i1ren sSlugseugen
eri6ienen beute fnorgen SIS lber
Stlttgart ltn0 tparfen 9omben oltf
Die Staot ab, pobet bier gerionen
getootet uno cine 4n5obl SoIOaten
iotpie 8ibilperIonen bertplt10et tuur.
ben. Ser ongeri6tete WtoteriaIidd.
ben mar boaitqn0ig un6e0euterb. Dte
6lieger tpuroen bon 1tnieren Slug.
aeltg-@ -@bpebrgei4iiBen bei9oiien uno
beri6manoen I'M $50 in ia0Iiber
Ri6trtng.
SSn gLnbetrodt 0es 1tntitan0es, baf
Die geilitdrbebor0en fur3 mad 7.45
bon Der 2lnndberung oelltI1er Slug
5euge u1terri9tet puroen, tonnte bic
8ebolferung nur berbGItniBmdbig
ipdt geiparllt peroet.
Gin oeltti6er sIieger trof aeoen
$50 IN Stltttgart Elm. St tDuroe
bon Der Sta6t aus beI9oTIen, Bis er
nit Siherbeit ais nelltider 6Iieger
ertant1t mur0e. @r lanoete unber.
lest nabe Der Sta6t.
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areilprndl im Gpnnell QlprbfaIl.

Gas Cruces, q. Ui., "a. Sept. -
eeyn 0em Morbpro8eB geaen ben rei-
den gieb3ildter SomeS 8. 9orter,
ineIher angeflo9t mar, Ga[pb 2.
gonnea aus omaha, e6enfaIls Elm
nobl6aben6er @iebsiihter, eridoIien
1u 6abeu. einigten iid Die @eidpo.
renen geitern nah MIR 5ipeiitiutSiger
geratbing auf tSreiiprud. gle6ts.
oniuaIt gB. s. Gonnef, Der goter oes
eruorocten, Ieitete ieI6it Sie gerfol.
guna imo feline glniprad)e pGbrte
fait Den g1ii5en 8oa. Council imo
Qorter iparen Seinoe ln6 batten iif
mebrf1d Degen @niierredte Dor @e.
ri9t sesenieitig pro5eIiiart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24
.JIdIInunaliidB Oct
lilulISmOulO, lir6.
etllff t1aatmin atlshhi ppiomsllb
iahttt ttfled ltbtn8atlaht
lid hftlftt

NJ0llameBlh. Hpf go M
0ief 1Raim k.HIgH h 4ldits.
m@4ih ba cwaal fNh.fh lai.
iualfpU Hb i0i. m.a bW cHa
ha NaAnb6 um 0 lIM @atata
ucfl!eb mil fnem 0f0aiiun
Neof Qeiamatlrm mWam na1.
ilouois Btlt6rt 1u 9HNn 5000.
mia mutoe oui hu eag aglo6Ill
W6 Dec poinumlrlUaFff 6Hle8.
iomie 0et BgpdfmeIer mut6Ht
idmpf berlebt ailt ben s31.ltlfi
irua bcbcuicioc arrIasnB1tH oouea.
Soweit bie iebt beioaHt nuroG iIt
tetuer Der Fuiidatrrl betlett
Gin HeihHasBua uai NtrBteH III
ioiori nad 0Cr lll6ultsitdtts abNe.
tdHreh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24
gleec S6atiafeit Der sylieqer.

Berlin, "a Sept, ilber &on0on
- 8ou neitIiden 5daltpIas berth.
tete geItern gta9ntittag oos oeutia(
Sauptquartier:
gegiinitigt BON fIarent g8etter
berri6te groBe &6dtigfeit an Der
gan3eu 6ront ieitens oer 2LrtiGertf
uno Der 6lieger auf beioen Seiten.
Gin fein0liber 2lngriff, Der lif
offenbar gegen unlere 5rieoboftel,
l1lngen 5it Soi6e5 rihtete, fountt
ftidt 3ur g(usfiibrung gebrodt per,
ben pegen Der Sbdtigtett unierer
artiIIerie.
Sin feinOIider 9LeropIon, in
Brand geiebt 0ur6 urier 6eucr,
fradte n0roIi6 BON ct. MeneboulO
3u @ooen. Gin an0ere8 feinoli6es
6lug8eug ipuroe iiiooitrt9 BON 8ou.
5iers 5ur 2ou0ltitg ge3nungen mad
etnem 2uftgefedt lulo Die SJnIaiien
muroen gefangengenontnnen.
lleber 4ont.a.Wtouiion batte Elm
0eltti4er 6Iie9er einen aonpf nit
3lpei fran5oiiiden 6Iiegern aipiiden
Den fran8oiii6en un0 oellti9en 81.
nien, uno er i6oB cine Der feinoli-
den gtoi6inen in brennen6em 3u-
itano berab.,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-24
2er memo Gra6ifdpf Spn 9uien.

Berlin, "a. sept. Mouitgnor
Galborg, 3ehant Der aatbeOrnle in
goien, uuroe als @r3biifof bon
goieu inItallirt. s3n ieinem eriten
@spifopolbrief iagt Der @r86iihof:
sic 8qltenllbr idl1gt 5tlgnoen bon
unermeBliher 8idtigfeis fitr ons
SdidIal Der glationen uno Der STR
DIE, Stunoen, Del6e bic 3uttnft Der
@elt entiheioen lperoen. gir ipii.
fen 0as 0ieIuItat nod uidt, ober
mir fii6len bereits, oaB @ottes @iae
aliggefitbrt ner0en Miro. gsos ge.
itern unntogIi6 mar, miro beute boil.
brnft Bottes Son0 lit in gebetn1.
nisboIen 3eiden lidtbnr, oeren nolle
geoeittling nod berborgen lit, oh.
mobl mir oorin ole fitnftige Der.
mmlOlung Der @elt dbnen. &ir ioa.
ten iolder groBeu 3eiten mitroig
mcr6en. Ger Grobiidof mabnte
anr 8adiaHIfeit uaO aum 9eten.
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1liC6t me6r auf
Dem 6O6cn pferO!
glew gorfer ganfiers pOaen Idun
nidlt megr ais S500,000,000 an
Gnglan0 berge6en.

glen gorfy 81. Sept god Der.
idjie6ene 56Dierigfeiten iino 81
iiberuinoeu, ebe bic engIiid.fran8o.
iiide ariegganleiBe 3r Gbatiahe
miro. G8 beiteBen INNER nod Wtei-
uingsberidiebanbeiten 5luiihen Der
SounliIiion uno ben amerifaniihen
@elolaiten, Die nod lange nidt ge.
bobeu iinO.
glie nadtrG5li6 0erlautet, beiton6
sic aomniiilion I'M 2lnfalg auf elmer
g!nIeibe BON elmer Billion Dollars
otne ieoe Sid)erbeit gegen pierpro.
scntige engliithe n1o fran3oiiihe
gtnntspapiere. gs nur6e ibr Ies
bod ertl1rt, onB oaran ni9t 81 ben.
fen ici, mb 6aB 5 Bro3eut 3inien
cas- @eriugite tpdren mas in Be
trndt qe,ogen fpcroen f6nute, penn
iiberbaupt bon einem 3uitnnoefon1.
men Der 4nleibe bic 5fe0e iein fonue
Ga btsber nod feline gtahrift
einoetroffeu, OBJ Die rliiiide 9tegie-
rung an Der 9lnleibe partieipieren
Dia, nintnrt man an Oab RuBlauo
cine beIonoe~e Qlnleibe plant.
geiorgniB erregt es in bieiIgen
finanjielen areign, 6aB be Oppoii.
tiou eegen bic anIetbe i'm @eiten
rie i'm mittlerfu 8eiten imner gro.
here glus6e6nimg anninnlt, uno
nIon madt ii6 i9on oarolf gefaBt
eab orr Giten oes 9driOes bic Gum.
inc fat aaein aufbringen miB.
sniolgeoeiien mtroe geltern be.
fanit acgeben. oab bic 2lnleibe bic
sobc non $5O0.000,000 nidt iiber.
iGreiten miro