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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
gqar natiirlidl and erlonen.

Berlin, %. 5eb. (5unfenberidt)
Gin oentiher giidter lulteriudtt
amtlid oie neueroings In gng(ont
crbobeuen 9(nidluIoigungen, ooB bri.
tide artegSgefaugeue I'M Eager 81
Minoen grolliam bebonoelt iporoeu
ieieu. g}eim @er10r BON @eiange'
men uno bon gler3ten ltellte iid
ilbereinitilumeno heraiis, onb ient
2(niduI0igungen o6ioIut arllnoIos
limb 1ie @efougeuen oorlnter
griteH Iahten garaoe binnlts,
oI8 ibnen Sie 9lniduIoiglingen bor-
geIeien iuur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
sSta[iens glentrn[it1t.

gtouh %. Geb. = Die gfa0ifaIcn
trn glbgeorouetettbuuie baben Der.
aebens perIucbt, Die Regierung 3ur
@rorterlng Der austpartigen @olt.
tit SStalienS 5u neranIaiien. @1it
81 gegen q 5timmen tuuroe Elm
9lntrag Der 9o3iaIiiten, Den 9legie-
rltngsboltstSt fir BEN 0iplonati.
fcben 8ienit 3l erortern, abgelebnt.
Ger 46geor6nete Ghieia forberte i'm
9tanen Der 9lepublifdner, oaB bic
Regierltng iebt, ttat goaenoung
Der Q1nbilnoduitg npn Seer lno
SSlotte, ano nod) 9eiutlligutg aIler
aefor0erten @eloer, eine alt$Oriidli.
DIE GrfIdrlng abgeben ioIle, o6 iie
fiir ben @intritt in BEN arteg ooet
fir Die grbaltung Der gtentraGitat
let. 4remier Sulau6ra anttportete
in ieinem 9}aluen uno ilt Dem oes
Minilters 0es 9(rsip1rtigen, Con.
nino, DAB CT cine geipredltng Ser
ott5lpdrtisen 9oIitit I'M gcgeutpGrti.
Qen glnaeubltd ntht fiir ongebrodt
9alte. lno onb er ieiner am 3. 2e.
8entber obgegebene1 Grfldrung al.
foIltt nif)ts jll3ltieben babe; oomaIs
babe er Dem 2an6e Die gIifrcbter.
baltltng eiier ebrliher, aber i9Iag.
beretten glelltralitGt enlpfoblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
steplens empfieaIt 9oitnleilter.

g8aibins4s4r 90 6eb. apngref-
mann .. 9. Stepbens ihlug beltte
folgen0e 6erren gu Bpitnlciitern i'm
3. 9iltrtfte BON gtebrasfn Dor:
s5ames U. gSbite, 9}eaoon @rope;
%. 81. 8eaic, 9ttobrara; s. 8. irie.
oridS. BLOOMFIELD. glae oieie aan.
6i0aten tpuroen in ben lofalen 4ri-
m4rpa6Ien nonliuiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
GnslunS III fnrs an syarbituffen,

2onbon. 90. aeb. Sumner mebg
madt iih bier Der RoneeI an Bdrb.
itoffen, norncntlih nber glnilinfor.
ben, ipelhe man bisber bon @eutid).
lonO beSog, gelteilo. Cine grobc
gln5dbl sSnonitrien, Sic ouf Dieie
syarbItnffe angelpieien fino nnO tel.
men Griab beidoffen fonnen, meroen
Iloulit geeen Die @anD aG0riidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Som cSrbinnerfampf.

Durango, Colo, %. 6eb. get
Der 9erfoIgl1ng Der attfriibreriichen
sSaoionerbanDe, Die Den Moroer Iie.
9ee-@at idiiBen min. puroen Bis iebt
8 Sn0ianer un0 ein 8eiBer getD0.
tet. Gs selong nod nidt, bic 2eltte
0ingfeit 5u MAIDEN, bod lit ibnen Die
9oiie oidt oltf Den 5erien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
glniien ae6en glieOerIaae u.

Getrograo, 90. 5cb. Ser ruiiiibe
@eneralItab qiebt 3u, 0aB al8 cine
6olge Der SdIa6t an Der maiuri-
iden 5eenplatte ein gan5es glrnee-
forps gefu1gen genomen nltroe.
@nns I'M Stilleu batten Die 8eltt'
f6cn elm gppaltiges Seer i'm 9}or-
ben 9itprenbeus 3uiammen9e3ogen
ino iporfen iid auf bic an Der 9lil'
9eropp beieItiqte Stelllngen inue-
6obenoe TO- riliiiibe 9frmee. Die
@enerole 0erielbelt, cinieheno, bob
fie Dem g(nItllrm oerIel6en nidt
Stan6 balten fonitten beiflIoiien
ben Rid5ug naf bem Snneren Der
gropin3 aonno. Qerielbe mltBte
nit groBer @eidminoiafeit beperf,
Itcqiat ner0en oa beibe rriiiIhen
5Gonfen pom 6einoe beorobt mos
rem. gei oieiem 9aiid3uge lpltrbe
fait ein gan8eS glrmeeforps bonn
SSeiaoe abgeidnitten lmo gefangen
qenommen. gSeitere 8orps Der 10.
glrmee 3oqen itb fdrttpfeno suritf,
erlittcn ober ebenfolls beoeutenoe
gerIuIte. 8ie @ege mareh fait itlt-
paIlierbor (aber ntht fir bic 9elts
fdeu), unIerc ariegsautomobtle
mllBten gum Gbeil I'M ESttd gelaiien
meroen, itnO bic giIenbabusii9e Der.
fogten oen 3ienit. lte6er gln9ititoa
mo binoas muBten mir 8nriif 8e-
aentu1rtig miro In Der Rdbe bon
GiIolpeB INIT groBer 9artnGdigfeit
gefdntpff,
glm ref)ten @eihielitfer BET Mnsf
limo oIterreidiihe Erltppen bltrh
ocntihe eriest mor0er,
SilfsnasidJnh fur 9Olen,
Maibiugtun 23. Geb. Cine utllt-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
9nrtnn nenfn g4nffennnsfnIlr.

g9ai6ington, %, Sch. - GpngreF.
mann z. VI. gartnu ans @ranO IS.
lamb erflGrfc, BAH er gegeu 8affeu.
ansfu9r ici nnb bah er andl Der
SdliffSanfanfsuorlage nidt 5nItims
men f6nne, ba bieie unr Serlegen.
beitcm id)affen luirne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
glenes (fiien6aGnnnalaf.

Gcuper. golog 90. 5eb. Der
Geuper llnO 9fio Granoe 9erionen.
3llg go. 15 entgleiite IA Meilclt
pom Colorado Gprings. gis icbt
iino 2 Goote un0 ii Qei9tperlcbte
geborgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Sin tueiteres
sdiff berieRit!
Sin nOrmegii6sr 9ampfer in Oer
SrisgsJoue bel 9Ober
nntergeBon9tn.

qOubOn, %. St6. - SIN Der So
he bOn 9Oper beriaHt beutr eutue,
Der onrdI cine Brine poer Ourdl ciu
ltntrrieebOut Der auruegiiae Dam
pfer y9leainn", Srr NIT aublcn bon
IBue nadI gOrbraar beitimmt mar
Der GmaroDampicr rErOuua1
fam ms 3eD gDOrt bshte iider in
eiDerpOul an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
sdlredlidler etnrm in sSulua.

Shreflidler Stnrm in esuiun.
9as 8atBen iuUbl bes idlreflid'
item Stnrmes ieit SnBren luirO 6entc
Mittag ioiuolll ans sSoiua ais SiiOs
9afota, Dem iiiOlidleu Nlinneiuta
nnb Der 8cgeub aiuiiben ct. SO-
lepb nnb aoRias Gitb semelbet. SAT-
aae selearap6euleitnnse in ber
Geutral.9 .9lesion hon Soma lpllcn ser.
it6rt iein. Seitlidl unS nGrSlid) bon
Clarion, Sa., 1T Der Giien6aBnber'
febr eingeiteat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
$4,000 8ertll 9iamantcn aeitoIjIen.

2os glngelos, q. 6eb, Gin.
BREEDER Oranaen in Die bieiige 8ob-
rulna BON y. $. Smitb, 9raiioent
Der 9}ep gcrfer Gentrnlbabn, uno
itabIcn 9iomanten I'M g9ertbe bon
$4,000. 2luBeroen ltobIen Die
Giebe 5000 bares geIO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
ggoi5inotpr. 90. gSeb

@oIbin0tol %. Seb. - g1ltn.
niebr lit es gou8 iieber. DOB Scr
grdIiocut feine Grtro. .5eiiion oes
|Gunareiies cirberllfen mirb. SUI
8eifyen 0aale ipuroe Dies beutc
|balbofiitIea AtitgetAeilt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
CstIh fiir aritasnptIl[einrnhe.

gon0oit %. 6eb Gine Nerliner
7rpeihc an Die 9ienter 5elearop6
90. beiogt oaB Der preuBilbe 2anb-
tag cine NaiIliarOe Marf fir BID
StriesSuotbleioen helpiaiat babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Selterrei(6er ld)lagttl
'&uilen=Nugritfc ab!
8riten bertleinern bic ydeOerlagt
Der &uiIen tn YOlen; NnRlanO
gibt iOl9e 81!
ceRerrelaer baben 4O,SOO gRnKen aefanaen!

lihe 9epeid1e an ben 6Iterreidiid.
ungariihen 8otidafter III 8dlbing-
ton entb1It foIgeube gladridlt:
.ltuter 0em gpriiB oes @rin5en
2idtenitetu lit ein 0iIisausibuB fir
Die Ieioenoe 3ioiIbeD6lferung in ben
bon 6iterreihilhen Grltppen beiebteu
poIuiiden @ebieten gebiloet iporhen
Die 9lrbeit miro genleinidaftlih nit
Dem anerifoniiAen nelitralen glus-
ibuB imo Der Rodeielleritiftilng
uno inter Der g(ufiidt oes ameri.
fauiiden lmo ipaniiden 9otihafters
8u 8ien uno Berlin lmO oes gr5.
biidofs BON 8oien attsgefiibrt Iper.
ben"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
gson sricbe feinr glrSe.

Berlin %. Gseb tgimtenberidlt.) J
Gie iibericeiihe geodlridtenagentur
neloete geiteru: u0ie s91orooeutfte
9lagemeine 3eitlng" bcbt iharf ber-
Dor, 0aB gr6rterlngen ION 2Srie.
oensbeotnaim9en iibcrfliliiig iinb,
bo Der aanlpf 3ur 3eit nod Ieinen
5ortgaug ne9nie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
effisieIIer 5iterreidIiidler geridlt.

ggien, %. 5eb. (lleber 2onoon.)
Gas ariegs1mt meloete gaitern
9lbeno SiIgenoes: Gangs Der 5ront
in RltiiiId.goIen imo IN @ali5ien
baben geitern mir glrtiaeriefanpfe
itattgeflmOeu unterntiift init etlis
den leidteu Snfauterie.2In9riffen
Iebtere purOen bon llnferen Grltp-
pen nit 2et6tigfeit obgeidlagen.
ssyn 6en aorpatben ieben Die
RuIien lire glngriffe auf mierc
SteIllmgen fort; oaiiel6e gift BON
ben I'M tpeitliden 9beil 0es @ebir'
ges operiereuoeu ruiiiihen Trup-
pen. 9lIe geriuhe, uniere gteibet
I'll ourh6rehen tplIroen BON ltns
gI1n3eno abgpitlagen
Sii0Iih beg 8nieiter.5lilIics iino
6coeiltenoc SdIodten in Der Gnt.
pidelltng 6egriffeu. @ir nahten
200e @eiargeue, eroberteu eine
91enge ariegSnlaterial imo 4 aano.
nen. Scit Gn0e eSanuor baben mir
in 0en &arpot1enfdmpfen ga ruiii-
ibe Gfi3iete; l0,S00 Mfann gefnu.
gen genon1men un6 8 @eihiibe 10.
lpie 81 0}aidinengepebre erobert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Sie gISeltansitellnna.

San Srancisco, 23. 6eb. Der
9eitd oct @eltdusaeIlung iit mod.
ilrlner Elm itnqebeurer. gln ben
eritcn Gngen ION fait cine Waillton
8eiuder ge8dbIt ietn. Das glilto.
rennen i'm ben 8anoerbiIt RofoL
mubte oes nngitnltigen Metters boI-
ber lin cine @ode Deri1pbcn iDer-
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

G6itaeu, 23. 5sb. Sci Gr5Ff.
ming Der 5icfigsn gSrie fieI Nei.
sen nm fait B Gfs. prp gmidlel nnO
IieIt iid) bic 6erabTetnus, Aifdl bic
DieIOnna, ban AOuitantiuupeI i0ieOer
beidOiiea luiiroe, anltfte Hidltg ba.
ran. - II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
SuipitalfOrps oefangen.

getrograo, %. 6eb Melnungen
BON @iIna. in 2it9nuen beiagen,
oaB 0as fran36iiihc Soipitalforps,
meIdGs ieit geaim 0es Srieges ben
Ruiieu miAdbbare 9ienite aeleiitet
bate. in Deutidle @piangenihaft &c.
rot1eu lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Graaiamfeitcn in s(frlfa.

Berlin 23. Jeb. (8unfenbertht. J
8ipei Wfiiiionare, 6dDar3 uno
@ebr, Der @aleler MiiiionggeIell.
idaft am sanaafluB in aamerin,
@eitafrifo, berihten, OaB britiihe
Erupen ben gingeboreuen gelob-
nifngen oeriprohen BADEN. Onnitt iie
Deiltide entlpe0er ais @efangcte
oitsliefern ober tooten. glils oieIem
G'rltnoe iinh nerihieoene 8eutibe
non ben @iIoen ertrdnft ooer lit
5tilfe gebalen trorben. 2tnoere
iino getnartert uno oen gngIdnoern
ausae[ieert mor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
glntiuerpen sa6lt aricasitener.

Rotter6anL iiber 2onOon, 23. fseb.
- @eitern be5abtte glntperpen Die
ibr auferIegte ariegsiteuer BON 40
@aiIlionen 6rancs gtQe @rforoer-
nifie ner0en iest boar be5ablt. 3ns
8erbdltniB 3lpiihen Dem oelttihsn
gtilitdr unb Der geb6Iterung lit gift.
sS5n arttperpen berribt feline anapp-
belt on 2ebensmitteln, bod liegt Die
sSn0iitrie, Oa Rohmoterial feblt, bar
nieoer gtnh 5onoeL giebts I'M 4Q.
geueiuen uidt. 0od 1T idon ipie.
Der in einem Gofeb1us in Der 9e-
lifdn Ctr. cine fleine 3iamanten-
borie I'M Gntiteben. 0urd Gitenoe
iueroen fat tdglidb gr6Bere Grams.
porte fron8oiii6er uno belgiiher
&rtegsgeiangenen gefiibrt, 0ie oorn
nod 8rilaae iueiterqeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Gngl1noer berfleinern ginlIen-
nie0erlage.

9on6on %. Sch Die britiiden
3citlngen bradteu geitern miocr-
Ipredenoe 9eri6te iiber Die Sf,Iatt
on Der maiitrii6en Seenplntte
9entient9en besi oeiitihen Generals
ftnbs, Der ilber cine pcrntdtenoe
9tieoerIage Ser Ruiien meIbet, miro
peltig g'Iaubeu defhetft. (Die
gfieoerlagc Der ruIiiifen @unoes-
aenoiien erregt bel ben 9eefeat-
freiiern ger0alnlngs 8eidmerben.) J
Sic ihenfen Dem ruiiiihert 8eridt
frcuoiq Blauben, benn Iaut oieien
baben Die Ruiien III Roropoleu aus
pliren itratagiifen @rituoen einen
aeoroneten 0iiid5ug angetreten, fer
ner miro 0ara1tf oertpieien, OaB Die
gerfoIgung Der ftIiien 0urdl Die
3eutihen elm @noe erreift babe,
unO bicrauS pollen enaIii6e 02ili.
tdrfritifer idlieBen, oaB bic Gellt.
ihen rpieoer einHaG einen fir tic
berIlitreiden goritoB unternonmen
habeu Der ibnen nidts cin6riugt
(gon oieien engliiden Militdrfriti-
fern fam es init iSug uno 9}eht
beiBen nonmm aeboren unO nthtS
Sugelernt~ Sect, on Die 9fuiien
ouf eigenem @rlno lut0 9ooen
fGntpfen miro es iidb 8eigen ooB
Die 9eutiden oen glngriifen Der
9fuiien uidt Ian9e Stan0 balten
pefben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Sin 3eppelintreu,er
bOmborOirt GalQis!
Nad @6eims III lDieOernm einenl
beftigen Deuti4en @rl9iibfeaer
ltnterWOrfen!
yleut SroSbcrOrbaAng Beute in Berlin In sraii!

.Streifeu 200 garbs big t15 Wfeile
In Breite 0itlidb bon 9beims rn0
einiae menige UleiIeu oeitiden ge.
bets i'm glioB - Oies lit glIles,
mas aelnonnelt tporoen lit. Der
Stan6 0es 6einoes in geIgien rno
Dem norOoitIiden 5ranfreid 1T 10
itarf, ,ipie ie 5rpor."
@idtiss geiprsdnns.
Berlin 23. 5e6. (lleber 2onoon.)
HeidSfanjIer Don 8etbnlarm.Sua.
meg, Der iid nofj 0em 6iterreidi.
IheH Sdlptquartier begeben bat,
mil peri0nlih init ben naBgebenoen
SteIlen Die ipihtigiten fragen, Die
8lir 3eit 8tpiiher ben RGdten oes
Ireibun0es ihrpeben, beiprehen.
90 6eridtet cine @erliner 9epeIde
an Die s6rantfurter 3eitung".
9entidle 3nberiidt.
8erlin. 70. 5Seb. (Slulfenbetht) J
Die iiberieeiide 92a6ridtenagentur
rer0ffentIidte aeitern 8oIgeuoe8:
ege. 9dufdtoff 0titgIieO oes bitlga.
ridden &arIaments, Der gum 8tuet.
ten 9lnIe QeutihIano bereiIt bat,
ertIdrte, OdB Die 3uoeriift oes
0eutiden golfes nod ebenio groB
lit, fpie 80 8egirn oes arieqeg, 1tno
oaB ibr GrtihlilB, GngI1nos tp-
raf1niife Geeberridaft 3h 3erItoren,
tneridiitterIid lit. ebenio Iin6
5eiterreid uuo llngarf entiAlcffert
ben arieg be gum Siege fortsH.
fiibreuA
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-22

saving most Of their wheat. Corn
looks good and the cotton crop lsgood.
but on account OF the vet weather
the cotton has not ripened rs II
should. with a few weeks Of warm
dry weather the crop would be extra
good. Ed visited viii. home folks
saturday and Sunday and Monday
morning left for quiz man, Mo where
he viii run an engine for the same
firm.
-Nern stuart, captain Of the Fort.
escue basket ball team, brought his
boys up last Friday afternoon and
played the Bigelow boys on the home
court. The game VAS a good one from
start TO finish and bUiii sides played a
good game. The line up Tor Forlescue
was g. Boyd, l.. u; V. Stuart, Il G.:
II. Henry, G.; u, Hines, l.. f.; T.
Banning,l Il +, ari for IIigelow,
Murray Catron, Il. g.: Nefnie Bridg.
mon, l.. f.; Robert Asher, C.; Julian
Wilson, II. +; Frank Cunning, l.. Il /;
and Frank liaigiler, substitute. The
Bigelow team have joined the Inter.
scholastic Athletic Association Of
Northwest Missouri. and say they are
going to bring the basket ball pen
nAnt to Bigelow, this season.
" ue.''ur' o'npam.eu
py ~. u, y feriy, OF MOUND City,
anu several relatives, was taken 10
Kansas Cliy last SUNDAY evening 10
oe Operated on lor appenalcitis AZ one
OF the local hospitals Mrs heIstine
mas oeen ttoubltu WIN appendicitis
Ior some Time anu aid not TAKE seri-
ousiy SICK un,i, last SATURDAY even
my UT, anu MIS- uefnslihe nome
Is III kansas Clty, ana they nave been
mere .is'tih. WIN mrs Hernstine
parents, Mr. anu MIS- W. =. Dodson'
Ior several weeks, Later:-Mr,. Her.
stine was operated upon MONDAY
morning, AZ ~ O'CLOCK, ana the opera
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-22

II you want to hear Q good home
talent :. Play, entitled ed. p why Smith
next Tuesday evening, October 20,
and hear the Craig troupe in this In.
teresting farce. Admission % and
IS cents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-22

Phillip Schultz, of Voris, Q su-
6urb OF St. Joseph, was here over
Sunday, the guests of relatives and
friends. Phil 10 IN old.time Orsgon
boy, and has many friends here who
were glad to see him. ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-22

-Hozs Grimes, Of Caney, Kans.;
Mrs. Frank Besl, Of Wichita, Kans.
Irvine Grimes, OF Hiawatha, Kans.;
and Mrs. 8. +. Axline, of St. Joseph,
we're here Ut the funeral Of their
father, Steven Grimes, Sunday last.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-22

Jolii
sitor,
Lee
or, los
Mrs
|ity Wis
Jim
resiiai
Geo
outs,
Mr.
n Graz
He
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lay.
Be
bn TIL
porch.
Nj
City,
work
III
car 10;
Of last
II
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ris, 10
N
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City,
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City,
here,
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N rs
ee vei
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with
Fort
driv.
gon,
kno'
any
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The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1915-05-20
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FOR AMERICANS.
CONFIDENCE IN DANIELS
Under Him the Navy Has Become
More and More Efficient, Says
the President.

New York - President Wilson de-
,ivered an add ess on the American
flag and the protection it carries for
Americans, at Il luncheon given here
in his honor by the New York citizens
committee for the reception of the At
iantic fleet
When the president arose to speak.
soon after reviewing the parade of
sailors and marines from the feet, he
was enthusiastically cheered. Five
hundred army and navy officers and
other guests jumped to their feet and
applauded. All the officers were in
full dress uniform. Alton B. Parker.
Jacob Schiff, Joseph H. Choate, August
Belmont and many other prominent
New Workers were among those pres
ent- Acting Mayor George McAneny
introduced the president
The president declared the luncheon
was not the occasion at which it was
wise for him to make an extended ad-
dress. He said he had always had
deep interest in the navy.
ut is right" he said, that America
should have a great navy to express
its character"
more and more efficient
Secretary Daniels was warmly prais-
ed by the president. Under him, the
president said, the navy had become
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1915-05-20
Second Albino Snake Found.

What is reported to be the second
albino snake ever found, and the first
ever caught alive and watched careful
" for purposes Of scientific study as to
characteristics and habits, was given
to Professor Storer of the department
Of yertebrae zoology, by farmer who
found it in the country near Berkeley.
Cal. The snake is about the size of
the ordinary gopher snake, but Is
p;arked by the entire absence of color.
This peculiar reptile, which has a sort
Of heshy hue with bit of a pinktish
tinge, is being closely watched by the
members of the class who frequent
the museum of vertebrate zoology for
any developments of unusual charac.
teristics.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1915-05-20
Strength of Fly.

An Englishman has made many ex
periments with various insects, such
as eaterpillars, fieas, butterflies and
flies, which show how extraordinarily
strong these insects are
A bluebottle fly weighing 1-2S of ar
ounce was hitched by thread to q
tiny wagon and drew total weigh,
Of a little over six ounces, or practic
ally 40 times its own weight
caterpillar harnessed in a similar man
ner pulled 25 times its own weight
a strong man with a like equip
raent OF large size can at most move
hut ten times his own weight.
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Eulonizes Vanderbilt.

London. There is one incident
the world will remember in connec-
ton with the sinking of the Lusitania,
said the bishop of London, while pre-
siding at a meeting of the WATTS aud
Strays Society. when Alfred G. Van
derbi't was face to face with death he
said to his valet: Come and let us
save the kiddies.' Those words will
run round the world in a way no NIL
lionaire's millions could ever do"
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1915-05-20
Would End Capitalism.

Washington. A revolution that
would wipe on. Americas present in.
dustrial and political system and es.
tablish an ideal era of freedom, was
described to the Federal Commission
on Industrial Relations as the ulti.
mate object of the Industrial Work.
ers of the World, by William D. Hay
wood, its secretary and treasurer.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1915-05-20
ROADS MAY GIVE
NEW RATES TRIAL
ROWLAND THINKS CARRIERS
SHOULD TRY TARIFFS BEFORE
CONCERNING THEM.
HAVE THEIR OWN SCHEDULES
Charges in Some instances Hiehe-
and in Others Lower, But in
Aggregate a Gain.
Little Rock

LlLL1c NUN
From communications we have re
eeived from various railroads we be
iieye the new freight tariff to be in
'orce May 20 will be given a trial BIZ
every railroad If the State" ]. Sam
Rowland, chairman of the railroad
conln ssion, SAID Even the Frisco
and Kansas City Southern. which re-
gently put in the court tariff we be-
heve, will at least give our new tariff
3 trial.
The new tariff, which has been un-
der course of completion for several
weeks, now is about finished, and the
railroad commission will issue an or
der declaring it in force on May 20. 1t
will be known as Standard Freight
Distance Tariff No. 5, and will replace
The tariff now used, and against which
| the Frisco recently got an injunction
IN the Federal court.
THE new tariff will call for higher
rates on many commodities, while it
will reduce rates on others. However,
The increase will aggregate more than
The decrease" said Chairman Row
land. while It will be much lower
han the tariff under which the FRS
co and Kansas City Southern now are
operating, we feel confident that both
roads will give it a thorough trial at
least After the Frisco was granted
It's Injunction, the suit for which was
fed in 1908, the road was without q
governing tariff and put in tariff OF
Its own compilation.
I'm case the tariff which we will
put in force May 20 is enloined, we
Immediately will prepare another, and
continue making them unit, we get q
tariff that cannot successfully be as
sailed"
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MS own forces the privilege of ran.
soming one of the enemy. 1t was thus
that julius made himself Caesar.
After the fall of La Rochelle the
English knights taken prisoners and
unable to ransom themselves, were
sent under flag of truce home to
England and there set free The Eng.
lish, not to be outdone, chivalrously
restored to the French an equal num-
Der Of captive knights. From this In
cident came the eusto moi exchange
OF prisoners, SO greatly ameliorating
v ar'G horrorz
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The exchange OF kindly courtesies
between Grant and Lee after An
pomattox furnishes an American In.
stance Of the practical value of gen.
erous actions
And another deserves record,n,.
When the great hearted. wise minded
Lincoln, reproaching the vindictfve
OF his cabinet who stigmatized pIav.
ing the delightful air of Dixie" ne
reasonable" said: Not SO: we can
tured that tune with the other effects
of the Lost Cauaa-'"
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STAYED Under Too Uonu.

San Francisco - William F. Tough.
man, the expert diver, who was sub
merged for tour hours while search.
ing for the wreck of the sunken sub
marine F-4, arrived here He was
taken to the Navy Yard Hospital,
where his condition was said to be-
serious
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1915-05-20
When Courtesy Exists.

Washington. - President Wilson
received a letto' from former Pres:.
dent Taft expressing confidence in his
ability to handle the situation grow.
ing out of the sinking of the Lust.
tanfa The president has written re-
ply to Mr.. Taft thanking him warmly.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1915-05-20
Entire World to Mar

Buenos Ayres. La Prenza ex.
presses approval of President Wilson's
note to Germany 1t says that if the
principles set forth in this note do not
prevail there will be an end to neu.
trality and that universal war will :.
follow.
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GENEROSITY IN WAR TIMES.
Some Historical insta 1ces Are on
Record, Though They Are
Not Numerous.

Instances of historical generosity
ere rare indeed. OF the few of rec
crd the following may be briefly men
toned After the defeat OF Pompey's
army at Pharsalia Julius Caesar, in
stead Ct ordering a general massacre
or ensIaying of the conquered. issued
AN order according to every maD OF