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

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befiHoti, trihi tln iurAibafts I'm
iptiiu aus, unb mon Itiht ibm, aIs q
Nd aui ben 6ttmiDm mant, sintn
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lommt.
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mtlus eisbt, ME iOnHts ID btnn bic.
i;r Ghirm bfuiksn. CT otboFi bod
lcf nihi mir!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

mdbgrb frnbtr BE Gdndhu.
lifihtr T0ilorsm0bel INNER elmer
tpas maHnllhn anIlrih baitsn, In
man htult btliFtbi, lt mtbr fraulId
gu etEtaIltH. eint rtiltrs Glasnsim,
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hbtririsbtnt Ginfabhtit TN TeHin;
eauptiads III tiu tantIloits .Gibtn4
Hne eth %gsfaliatr Shniti. @nrnitur
it aan8 uHo gnr niht porban6tn.
COD Berhsu NIT bitlen Idli6in
auiiamsH bic i%oitbarlisn pelg IN
Boas. Wluffsn ufiu. getraqtn, poburh
sin einbrad bober GIsaaHB btrporgt,
tuftn miro.
Gsbr bsIisbi fin6 pliFieris aIsiber,
~ tsata bitlfa4 dEmeaoIt Saden mil
IaHafn Fallen eeirageu nerben.
@an8 idIidit GbtbioirSde iuerbsn IN
Wfrbin6ung NIT turssH, slodig gss
fhnitlmm S4obiadeH ooer iDeiteH
@urislpalttota gstraesn. Sine arobt
Role ipitlen mitosr Ghnalsn unb
anopfs, 3umal ititpem Ole @sfm
pisotr MODERN fiub. GO iperben su
ben mobsrntn QaItipttIeibern an5pis
aus bron3itrien MstaIIen estragtu
suo spar meifens in tugeIrunber
5orm. aaa srobs. farbigs uno fla6s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

email gu bore, mos anuers 2eut bon
sinem oeHte, I'm for ben aiefen boni
i4enisr iuEielf IN Feier epe6!~
Bsa, ba ben i4 nit isbn tonne, for
parum i'd nod Dinner ben gera
balts ioat. sd ben geiagt: ,Subr
Wtdtf4eitie, tpenn &c Is oenn abs
iolut pife tpple, bann mil i1 S9ns
iage, baB S4ermennie gege bic
6reni4mdnner I'm bic aoIdiens fets
te bubt ME Der 9eitpeI; baB bas
aaes aipDer nur ainnsrIpiel Is, toms
pebrt nit benz, mas ie Dubn, ipenn
ie mol brett nit SHsInub 5uIammes
iomms. Sd 6ebt Sbne gu iage
gIeiae, mas bic Deuti6e BON Sngs
lamb Oente, aipper i9 fin immer en-
bieienter Seller gepeis, I'm min for
ben aieien nit in 3rAbeI TONNE. SD
mill nur IoDiel fage: rMenR Is nil
for England mar, bann mar bic
gauge NeIt in pies; SIR babt aips
lper 70 Icing gsipiiblt IN gsbest, bis
bic adtditroDieb oa getpsie IL. Sbr
ieib atDiper babel, nit inner ben
80brO, In @anneit, no Sbr luBt ans
mere bic 3iheltnotts aus ben 5sier
bole, I'm fuenn bic bic Supp aus
gefrefe ben, oann feb Sbr bic srf6s
te, for bic Speuls Su teile. Die @elt
Dero oiprDer 70 mad i'm na9 ans
teti9e, in nenn bic 0titI6e NIT
Sud oOrd i'm, oanu iriege au9 bic
Sentiss { biFferents Opinien pon
eu6 = fsa Is off &O6rs nit meins
preiipet 9pinjen, Das is nur, mas
bic qisbtIs Iags.@
Der Ring BAT for bic ldnsite 3sit
tein 0Ort gsIagt. Gri9t, pis i'd
en- unariRoiratif9e Sdnieier BON
mid geipips ben, bn is ct SuIomms
gefabrs. aIs Of er i'm bette GaIaf
DeridrDde mar. rMiftsr Saueromp
fer" bat er geIagt, salIo oas H.
mas bic qisbsIs fage9 Dei, if zen
INNER esOentt, baB mir Bel bic 9eits
iat en- arig CUTE Gtdnb in bGite.
Dir fin bod nit ben Diliam arig
tlobs rieIsbtst, lin i4 fam nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

unb elm iei6enes ltnterfleib 6dmii
beri9leiern, cine Mld4art, DIE fi9 Re.
Ionbers gum @u~farbeiten Glterer &c.
fsaf9aftstleiber eignet. Sn bieiem
Sale brou6en aud bic geitidten Be-
iaBItretfeH ni6t bsIonoers aus Be-
itehen5em StOff 6ergeife1t al tpers
ben. Die Stidsrei I6miidt an unierer
8ortage ben ipib ousgef@aittener
giniuB, Der - bonn Aus59nittrano
oes DbsrtDffcs gsbedt - benz lsi9s
ten 5utter eiHgearbeitet lit; ferner
begren3t iie bic GngsI9nittenen qers
mel uno ben SiemIid lungen llebsrs
rod, unter Dem Der nan @rfpr0ers
nis mi. 2beritoff betleibete 5utters
rod f6tbar miro. Dieter 1T NIT Der
Juttertaile an einem @urtbonomies
Der 6efeltigt; an glei6er @tele miro
aud Der 8anO3ug oes 3uIammsn.
b~dngenoen uebergeipanbes nit leids
ten Gti1en nufgendbt.
0as i'm nd6Hen Bible Csig. 81
6argeitente Sudden nit ongeI9nits
teaen aermeIn tit aEs 6riiurumnabs
me, Mlorgeniade O0er arnntenjads
geeignet. Sc nod benz 3pef tpdbIt
man oas MateriaI. Sir 5rifierums
nabmtn signet fih am bsIten 8otiit
ian unIersr @orloge in 6eubIau)
oOer elm nn0erss glattes, feinss
acknowledgement, DdbreHo fir cine
Morgens p0er grantsniade ipdrmens
be StOffe, Defenders 5ldnen, Claude
ifoff uno QebnIiaes mebr 3u empfebs
len fino. @roBe San0bogen Ii6ern
bic &dnber. bod signet fi9 aud
aldtte GinfaHuns u0sr man itsppt
SdrdoItreifen inter.
Gabli1 seieen mir nod i'm Isbien
Bible CSig. % cine sSsSdnten- rOer
M~Oreenjade NIT neuem, belOn6srs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

|TebR, mas Der gegs uns bat" I'D.
|iubr Mdtihetie," ben id ssiagt.
gisBt Itsls &c ii9 smal nit hummer
|als ME &c i'm. sic pife gang ges
nau, bab bic Si6eauTs bon bic 6ngs
Hide gar tein 2imit bat; Sic mile,
baB S6ermsnie bel gu groB IN
pauerfua getporos is, for Sine Sbs
rem 3ebIt, I'm Sie per'n aud Idon
gsnobtif ben, bab has 2sbbeI Wlabe
in England NOD nit bolb 70 en-
CUTE Slang I'm Reppetebiden bat,
.aIg fpie ,Wlobe in 8ermanD". @enH
gnglanb Iid biugsbodt BAIT I'M
BAIT geIernt IN itubiert pis bic 9eits
i6e, I'm bdtt iid 10 periiItent I'm 10
bortnddig on bic 4rbeit gemadt,
bann BAIT Is mebbis 9eitidlanb in
en- pies fu[Ie meg grab 10 fpeit ges
bra6t, iDie Shermsnnie, opiper iebt
Dor9 binneIiftige galitids I'm borh
en- blutise 9rieg, fpie ihn bic Delt
nod nit erIebt bat, isbpen gu tusrbe,
bas Is 70 mien iii 10 niebertrd6tis,
bab ss mid, bas msint bic Melt =
an 8orte febls bubt for ibr 6iebs
ling gu edsprefe."
8el, bat Der Sing gefagt. IS Is
tIdoIt bielsn Meg: sd 0ente nit,
LAB bic 5raH3oie nod lang 10 buiam
lin I'm laFe Iid ibr id0nes aontrie
ruiniers IN perpieIte IN IobaIo Die
Ioqe, Bis bierber I'm nit meter, fin
i9 germ bsreit, pies gu mode, biee
tabs i'd tonn nit einisbn for mars
um mir aud infer eigenss aontrie
ruiniere laie iole IN ons is mas
ib sdIpedte, bitabs Die Deiti1e nit
ibrt grobe 0onus, bic gelpipe nids
Drum, no Te binf6u6te I'm mas fe bits
ts; oann Is Der fsierli6e Wonument
getomme, mo Der Ring meg gerufe ID
porbe I'm ME i9 S9ne fdon rispobrs
let ben, ben i9 bic 9fdebns benubt
In fin TortgeTdniett lin jeBt gsbn i6
Su mein Greun6 BEN beitiden aaiier
pOmit id berbIeipe
Sine Sbrn Iietpsr
pbiIipp S~ansrompfsr..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

Damn freiii6. ariidsH'
Toni: sQu, an - mel 5adf'. mel
eadf'i qiir i6sint glIts, bic nsut
8bsamoialb'n belft co gar ntrl"
.0irit balt TN Iauia nieOsr b
SUB Dsriaui6t unb e 9ol5bsiu sin'
gidmiert bab'u!"
- Reugierig. 2rausrnes
Witipe: .Sb th pobl nod QH5is,
5ungsiraft ouf ste gldnnsr ii6s2 Sd
70 5ts gsrabe nal me Node nit Ser
Irousr pauIierm.'
- 8osbaft Dame: .Dmfen
Sir, nls Id nsuIia Bel meinsm
54Uiegsriobu 3um gslu9 mar, brs'
he ID ben 6uB un5 muB feds 9cs
den lang oas gett blim!"
9ur: nSd, Sbr S6piegsrIobn lit
ain redter peduogeI!@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
06nt Ra6bi life. SuuI

Obut RAD Fl Ifs. 6aus,
frGu (3u Dem aufbts6tuoeu gsIudl).
.MsiHs apia pOLs geraoe ettpns fin,
gen."
%, bisIsn 8auf; absr mir pdru
aud 70 isBt beimssgangsu."
= Gnttdu4t Munu: Rgn,
lpas ndnidsit bu Dir benu gu Betb.
nnhtsn9
Srau: 9h bite, etnas reht Sh6.
nss fir 6dnbs, 0bren uno gals!
Mann: gut, bu Ioaf siuen aars
ton Seifs betommen!
Qu9 ridtig. Der iIsius
Grid Gebr piBbegisria: gapa, tOas
berftebt man inter einem Sinoenres
9apu: qnn, gum geiIPisI bic Sc.
idlihte gnglanbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

n%iIeFidsrei. Infer Wooen btfant
aus feinsm SeiOtngittsrfoff 6et bas
peibIeibeue llHtsrtleib ourhi6im.
gut sur @eltung bringt. Sir 6isies
III cine Hsils sttHit in qnpcHouua
astommen cine Steppersi NIT
@bsuinefaoeH, bic fh auf ieosr
Run0f6iff6ens lldbmdi6iH arbeitsn
IdBt. "a Der gbsuilstaoen u~uf5lipus
len lit, 10 BAT man Die Steppsrei
auf Ser linisn StoiFieite bur@ oas
5ubor dufgebeitete WhIIter ous3ufibs
rem, ons iid nod Dem Steppen leiat
ab5iebeu IdBt. Sir iebr feline 0epebt
.pie S6leieritoff uHb bergleihen tigs
net fa aud bor3iglih p%erIitidsre,
fir EiQ III elm 8urd5ie6en (otn
5ormsn folgenb) NIT mebrfd0tqer,
gldu3eH0er Seiot oosr aud nit W1ss
tnafaoeu iebr pirtungspou. 9eBterts
lit aasroiHgs i'm SHtereFe elmer be-
3enten 0irtung au5uraten, MEM
5uttsr uno @erI6Isisrung in elmer
Jarbe gttpdblt Deroen.
9ds ndAite Mooeq GSig. q 1T
Elm 8luieniIei0 nit Stidereipersies
ruug. las itiIiIsrte 8ldttmufer siqs
net iid am bsftsH fir gerIenititsrsi
gsrlsnl9luug fir bic umri6e, Stiff
psrIsn fir Die oa3nii6en angebraaten
9srbinoungsftdbdeD bod tam man
aIs GrlaB aud 2iBsuItepperei ans
penosn posr ein5eIHs itnrte SeiOens
ober Wetunfdosn NIT ueberfonqIti6sn
Die Stidsrei pirb an be.
fen auf 0urdidtigsm gepebs
(S6leiertoff Oosr SiD in Der 5arbe
oss aleibes ausgsfiibrt. Sierfiir Fnb
ale feineH, i9miegidmen Getpebe in
belen 5arben, 0stB ooer aud
S6nar3 empfsbIensipert. 8eIonoers
ipirtungspol pdre idparss 9erIens
auf einem DeiBen &Ieibs NIT
i6par5sr 6eioenbauOf6drpe un0
slei3en 3iertu6pfen. @pr3iigli6 IdBt
iid aud ous gauge Underground aug
sinem ourhfatigsm Gspebe fertigen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

= GrtIGrIi6. Iourii DER i'm
baI, our 3eIlnsrin: rWarum babsn
Sic osun feline 3abnitodsr2
geQHsriu: Der Wirt Iaaift foang
nebr an, neil bic @aits is ME ME.
Der mad benz 9sbraute 8uridgsb'n II!
aus Der 69uIs. 2ebrsr:
Darum bIieb tpObI QbIaIom nit isis
nea 6aaren an Der eide bGugen2
Strip (Spbn zines 9rogilten): Sc
loGte eepib cine RstIams fir fem
6aoripudsmittsl fem.
ausrebs. Ri6tsr: Sie fnb
6GtuIOist, BEL Dem 6sits sinsn llss
6sr5isber geitoblen 81 bdben.
gnsstlagter: gta, ss itano bod ans
5ei4rieben: @urberc5s frsi!!"
SCRIBE aritif. MaIsr:
lit mein beItes Bib.
9aitbOfe zines gtbirgsocrfes geipsii
Boulder: ., laf:u sic ii9 Coz
Our9 Hi6t sutmutigeH!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

praltii6tm GdInB, Der bti afmbtr.
ltbung obsr ttt ionhiatn ertranfun,
ssn. blt bic frtit gtlptgung zines
'obu tei0sr armt tinlhrdnltn, Fd
.btionbttB bspdhri bat. Die SADIE, bic
iopobI lois ais aud NIT 3ug uls
GhotbllIt attraesu mtrbsn lam,
bat norm ptrbedttn GhluB, bantbn
.fardae, gum baIsmaftnitl stiibtit
gahtieiIung. Die atFmtI linb NIT BEN
@idenlsil I'm 3ulnmmtnbene gts
laHittsn uno urten fbtufaas nit
9anb5ug bsratrihtst. Die I6rdesn
bor6ersu gldbis Fub nur sliua tn Der
6dlfts Der gdHge ausgtfibrt. I'm
ibrigtn NIT aH0pfidluB bsrgsrihtst
mas bas gIHs unb ausBitbsn ptient
lib trlsihtgrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

gsrsdnuns. Gruu Cu
:5rer Jreuuoin): sabsr Srma, pit
tarnttt Oh nur 5u 9eineR S66terH
Elm: 10 bdBlihe Geielidafteriu enga.
guren94
6reuuoin: r3us mc6t ni6tg! Da
ttaen msins 96dter me9r abr
Der qantOffeIBeIb. -
5nbe i'd bic Gbre, ben 5errn 6es
Sauiss gu ipre9en2
9ee. beoaurs, meme Grau 1T nidt
81 6auie!
4usgie big. 81: 4ennen
eis 5ufdais ben 9ufi4mieo @p9s
tig2
e.: uu0 Of, Der 1T mir NAL Dor
5Gan3ig Sabren uuf msin !6ibnsr.
angs getrsten, oas ipirs i'd baut'
nod!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

EHkttAkA ~AAA~
sromPfer', bat er gei1gt, ,Gie fin
i gutes Dell in bic Welt erurn tons
me, I'm caB sic In Gpeit BON oaB
INNER nod nubtrel I'm I'm feIt al
Bite Suneitet Stehts itide bubn, bas
per0ient auerbano 4dtung. Mas
oubt mer oenn ennibau in bic gBelt
BON mid beute?" nglit pieI, Subr
4ldti6eItte," ben i9 geiagt, bic
Seuties off aobrs, bic bente, bic
BeIt BON Sbne. Die ben Is aana
Dergefe mas Gnslanb fie f6on for
en- Srubel sernadt bat unb piepiel
Wleni4elefpe ie bic 5rein0i6aft Idon
getoit bat. Die Senties bente, bic
gnglii4e fin ibre aoTsns, IN fe
pergeie gang, baB es aIs { aub(
bic Reletiefs fin, mo einem an mel
tie 9rubtl made. gnnitpe6, is es
ia { gang gutes Ding, tpsun nler
auf bic 8eIt ipenigTtens elm Greiuo
bat. mo msr bran biepenbe lam.
8enn i'd pibt, bab Sic Is nit itps
mel auFnebme bebte, bann bebt i'd
Sbne email fliere 9reIt made IN
aus mein Sifem fdafFe, mas i'd
f9on lang nit mid erurn troae."
ga Bat Der aing gefngt: sWei,
Mifter Sauerumpfer, bns Is e9lddts
lie, mas i'd bon Sbne nil; ib
ipsiB bob Sic en- Irsunp bon mid
fin, oiDtpsr mtr glsi4t bod aud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

Elm Gtgenb 6bIer. Sic
iingen ia gang falf6!1
sQber bier i'm 9eIangbu9 Iiebt
bod: eigene MeIoois?!@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

annonte. Rebre mad feds
Botsn 8uriid, Iiebe ,Roial Sd fperSe
G'tin 0urdbrennsu aIs ga0ereife Be-
tra6ten! 8ein @atte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

6i9eres PGdb9en. gu,
&c: sd iiBe gu istns inn asIerIu'
.ta.l"
GOe: sd Ooa; bic srspps ruff Il
6st RauSiameibeH ou4 MID 70 Elm,
fo9!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

md6t Ser &c IN Of n 8 Fl t.
.Warum bait f9 osun Der Rst.cr
Sttmebtrger in Gtrisu INNER 10 germ
Gu, Der Smell Riissu aif2"
.8,il ibm oisIss ggort 70 fpmpu.
IBID ifl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

8ermittItr DER elmer reiheu
@itpe einen @utsbsfibsr einrt0sn
min: 4ebmen sic Jpn, Der Manu If
tii9tig, = naneuiIi6 feline Sdpsis
nspirtIdaft, bic 1T hmsrteuspsrt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
Ole auto Nreunb in.

OIe gAlt GttuHp w -
.Nenn bei uns nal Streit mar,
barn eebs ih msinsm Mdnn siHsn
SUP. uuO nues III pisbsr gut
Ia tommit 9u p0bI aus Dem
GiFeu gar ni6t bsraus9'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

"
S9rsinebrisf ben i'd
S5neu g%sprammiBt,
baB i4 Sine bers
gable poat, mas ia
BET ben Sing
9fdortId ausgsriat
ben. gr bat mid in
bic erfhte eein nuss
pumpe poae. pWlein
lielper Wliifer Gous
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

Snb e. gsmGIbtsdltrie.
msisr: Dos Bib felt ippbI BEN
goii Der 8ummbeii bor9"
Ililer: IS. @ott bepabrsl"
Wtsisr: sgber Is Iiebt BOD Tor"
6arunter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

Sect poIsn uHIsrs Safe I'm ca
Ion msins neutfts muiitalii6e Did
tuus b5rsn. uHo Id iiuos lsins oa5u
pdfsuoe arobatte!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

sS6au nr elmer bort, ben grofsFor 96fg an. Der mdtt tBt fhor
9reDisrtsHfunbe anspptnr unH bat bergeFm, bic StRfd a~uS5u3sheu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23
0fentr 5dDrfibebrtff hFs
Qbilipp 5amErampffr.

meiu Iiebsr 9srr aebadtionar!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-23

MOrien, 9err 8o9tmeeferi
glauu, ME tounen sic Oenn aber
aIs 8liuoer Difen, Dab i'd bd bin2
Qbd, 6err Badtmeeftr, metn
6unb tnurrt bod!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
INVADE
NO. ITALY
Austrian Forces Near Bor-
der, Says an Off
cial Report
AND TELLS OF
THE FIGHTING
Twenty Miles from Tyrol
Frontier--Repulse
at Tolmino

Rome, Sept. l3.--Indications that Aus.
trian forces are engaged in an invasion
of northern Italy are contained in the
official announcement issued Saturday
night by the war office. This mentions
fighting at Pizzo Recastello and upper
Tirano as well as Austrian attacks on
the Italian positions at Monte Marone.
All these places are in the region OF
Lake Iseo southwest of Lake Garda and
about twenty miles from the nearest
point on the western front OF Tyrol.
The official report refers to the re-
suit OF the fighting as small successes"
so that it IL believed that the Austrian
forces engaged were not in sufficient
strength to constitute a serious menace
to the Lombardy cities, although one
action is reported at place only thirty
miles north of Bergamo.
Italian troops operating against Toll
mino, the strong fortress ON the Upper
lsonzo, occupied an Austrian trench on
Santa Maria hill, dominating the strong
hold, but were forced to abandon the
position owing TO heavy fire OF deadly
gas bombs and "liquid fire."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
Low SCORING DONE
In Weekly Tournament of Barre Golf
Club Last Week.

There were 20 score cards turned in
for last week at the Barre Golf club
and some very low scoring was done in
both classes. This tournament is draw
ing near its finish for this season, and
by the results now it seems that there
are to be a few players tied for first
place in both classes. There is a cup for
the winner in each Gloss. The ex-cham-
pion, George NJ. Marion, turned IN
card with net score of Go, which is
the lowest for the season. This score
gives him an easy first for last week.
l.. X. Hutchinson takes second place with
n net. while John Reid, II. Brown and
A. Miller are tied for third place with 10
net each. Now the players in Glass y
were not to be behind, for Duncan j..
Mcmillan also turned in a card with 90
net, which gives him an easy first. j.
Comolli takes second with 90 net, while
j. c. Robertson takes third with 70 net.
Below are the results for last weeks
tournament;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
FULL CONTROL ON BORDER.
So Funston Reports-Many Mexicans
Leaving Texas.

Washington, Sept. l3.-The Mexican
border situation now is under full con-
troll of federal troops, Maj Gen. Fun
ston reported Saturday to the war de-
partment. The arrival of the 9th cav
airy brings the force up to two full regi-
ments between FL Iigre, Arroyo and
Brownsville force sufficient, accord
ing to the general, to put down any up
rising or trouble by marauding bands.
About 1900 Mexicans have recently
left Brownsville for Mexico. At one
ranch near Sebastian, Tex, all four Mex
lean tenant families have gone, leaving
their crops unharvested. Other Mexicans
who owned land have abandoned every
thing except household goods in their
haste to get back into Mexico. Many
of these emigrating Mexicans are what
is termed good Mexicans."
Carranza commanders on the border
have been notified by the "first chief"
that they will be held strictly account
able for any complications arising with
the American government as the result
of any overt acts by the Carranza sol
diers on the border.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
DIES FROM BURNS.
New York Society Leader Victim of Elk
nlosion Of Alcohol Lamp az Tuxedo.

Tuxedo, n. ", Sept. l3.-Mrs. Adelaide
Kip Rhinelander, wife OF Philip Rhine
lander and well known in New York So
ciety. died early Saturday morning as a
result Of injuries suffered when an al
cohol lamp on her dressing table ex-
ploded about | o'clock Friday afternoon
when she was dressing preparatory TO
going out.
Mrs. Rhinelander, wearing a loose-ht-
ting house gown, was engaged in dress
ing her hair. For this purpose she light
ed the small spirit lamp that stood upon
the dresser beside her. Her maid, leay-
ing the room on an errand, had gone
downstairs when she heard cry, and
Immediately Mrs. Rhnelander called for
HELM. The girl FASTENED back, but by
the time she reached the head Of the
stairs her mistress had ceased calling.
She found Mrs. Rhinelander uncon-
seious, with her hair burned of and her
clothing blackened by FIRE. The explo-
sion Of the lamp had showered Mrs.
Rhinelander with the blazing fluid. She
had apparently attempted 20 tear Der
dress of, but, failing in this, she bad
caught up the spread from the bed and
succeedcd in wrapping herself in u In
such way that the fire was eNtin-
puished. The flames had not communi-
Gated to anything in the room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
MAY APPROVE
LATEST PLAN
AS Presented by Carranza
with Military Phases
Altered
FIRST CHIEF NOW
HOLDS WHIP HAND
Attitude of Conferees Not
Expressed-Villa De-
MES He's Dead

Washington Sept l3.--Gen. Carranza's
counter proposal, to the Pan American
diplomats for conference with him
over international phases Of the Mexican
problem probably viii BE. approved, ac-
cording to opinion expressed here by off
Gals in touch with the administration.
Although Carranza refused to yield to
the appeal of See. Lansing and repre-
sentatives of six Latin-American repub-
lies that he joint his adversaries in a
peace conference, it was pointed out that
military conditions in Mexico had under.
gone marked changes in the last rev
weeks, and in some quarters it was con-
tended that Carranza's claims for recog-
milton were entitled to investigation.
Since the Pah.American appeal was
issued, Carranza's armies have pressed
pacifcation of territory in central and
northern Mexico, while some reports to
the state department have declared that
Gen. Villas forces are disintegrating,
From authoritative sources advices have
reached Washington that it would be
difficult to conduct a convention to Sc
lect a provisional government in Mexico
without the participation OF Carranza
and his military commanders, who claim
now to control nearly all Mexican terri
tory.
Sec. Lansing would not indicate Sat
urday how the Pan-American conference
would act on Carranza's proposal. 1t was
-, i n.etond +hot xvorYId ha determined at
a meeting next week. From several
sources, however, it has been learned
that some of the Latin-American diplo-
mats are inclined to give Carranza a
hearing with q view to learning what he
might propose, if recognized--on de
facto basis-rwith regard to the adjust
ment of war indemnities and the pro-
lection of foreign interests. CarranZa,
it is said, is ready to give assurances
that he will, as soon as de facto gov
eminent can make arrangements, call
general elections, and that he will step
aside for the president chosen at that
time.
As TO revolution claims of foreign gov.
ernments and Mexico's debts, Carranza Is
said to be ready TO reiterate assurances
he made last June.
Villas agency in Washington declared
in statement Saturday night that it
would address the pan-American con-
ferees regarding assertions made in Car
ranEa's reply to their peace appeal. The
statement disputes Carranza's claims Of
territorial control and denies the charge
that villa was bribed to turn against
CarranZa