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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
BIG MASSACRE IS
PORTRAYED IN
CORT FILM
$50 Extras and 200 Horses
Are Used in Scenes of The
Netting Poi"
..h Harding as = dancing

Win $50 extras used a well IS
more rnan 3t-e horses. the KisEenev
massacre scenes which viii BE- seen
m the Corr F.Im Corporations FIN
production OF Israel ZanzEtli.s p!sS-
tine Melting Pot were finished Ibis
week. rrey being Inc final touches
given 70 the work OF taking the IA
mons play in which Walker Wn:te-
side - 5sins starred
Realism mas been tie thing n
flnznK The Melting Pot. not only
n the the big mob scenes such
as those reproducing the ktsaenev
massacre. but also in those which
show the poup and oraEsrt circtiIr-
stance or the sE1sstzn ears court
and tie great bits depicting Walk
er yhicesE6e as the famed musician
directing an orchestra o 100 SIM
ahoay players before a brilliant au-
Gience.
No Ie.s careful has been the direc-
ton OF the scenes showing the a-rtv-
al OF immigrants on these shores by
way OF the Storage Three hundred
and severty-fve extra people were
taken down the bay 10 meet the
Steamship ~eaiona- and We're trans
tered from TuES 20 the steamer
where they enacted s:ssraEe scenes
ali the way up NeH York bay. Many
types were gathered on the Fower
East SIDE and n several instances,
especially that % a family OF efresn.
me extra actors we're n the Kishsusv
massacre and afterwsrd came steer
age 70 America
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
ARMY WAGONS
To Be Used by the National
Guard of This State Are Re-
ceiVed by Bond.

CHARLESTON Way L-Ad'urar
Cereal Joru e Bond has just secGr-
&C another supply OF army wagons
s-oru the war department There are
TN OF she WAGONS. each equipped Win
two full sets OF double harness TSis
makes y such wagons and equipment
secured 81 the sdIutaRt general from
re unziIctsd funds OF the DEPARTMENT
within the last ee~ months.
Tdsy viii BE distributed among The
VARIOUS companies Heretofore the
West Virginia national guard has had
no such equipment Tie wagons are
% BE- used for She tranS9crsafion o.
The gard eeJI5rsrt on OCCASIONS o.
mobilization Cor erczHpment ana
other purposes
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
Cow CheWs
Tobacco
And Dies
Deyours over Two Pounds and
.sVet" is Unable to
Save Her.

BETHANY, No. May When VII
Ham Rogers. farmer west Of here.
returned home from town ate Tues
day night. IN the rush OF putting away
his Team and doing sundry chores
forgot some chewing tobacco Fhtcn
he rad purchased. and left the pack
age contain ing over Two pounds on
the wagon seat
Rogers thought OF his tobacco n the
night but decided that 1t would be
safe TIL morning
When he appeared n the barryard
next mdrnirE, he was surprised 10
see one OF his best mich co*s stand
ing b- the wagon diligently cheering
An investigation showed thar she had
devoured nearly all o. the tobacco.
The COW showed symptoms OF Illness
Immediately. and VEGETARIAN vas
summoned, but the animal died the
next day
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
VIII Christes Warship
"Arnona" with
Water

HoENfx. Ark. MAJ l-wz-er m
been chosen BY Governor Hunt as the
Christening a-:6 vner the 6etttesatp
Arizona y Launched n he View York
nasx- yard 5sEe -
AS Ar.zora Is d.: stare Governor
Hunt said Ee rad selected Vace- -ase1
from the frs: aov over The sp1ll ways
oe the great Rcoeevelt dam
Niss Esther Ross, z years old. Of
Prescott was appointed ~ Goverror
Hunt, Rs sponsor for the hatdeshio.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
Wheefright Says Road VIII
Not Lose Single Ton OF .
Present Traffic.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Jere h
Whee;wE1Eht. p-esfdentSof the Con
sofidation Coal Company has JUST
returned from an inspection OF the
mine Improvements 1nc other ceFet-
o1menfs the company . making "A
the Fatrnort netd OF West Ntr<1nia
and IN the Somerset nelo on eenneyE
Sanfa-
These improvements are On e-tne
largest scale the ccmf7ny has urcer-
taken IN recent yeaFs- fney are the
result OF she new nHazctal arrange
ment made some enc a go o. Tnica
th COMPANY sold 70 John D. Rocke-
feiler -. eeo.eee OF 1ts fSo-yeaf con
veruoie Geoe1ture oonds- II a. y
the Use OF tn~ Hio1-s eao9 80. !
that the corporation Is enabled 10
carry out 0evetopmenl Nofhs = nacn u
has had under considesaIion-I Tor sorae
time II means 1ae nul1oinE OF nWo
new mining towns IN -toe "esS VIZ
Stnia field and perhaps as many IN
the Pennsyfvanta Fed X means
bigger business foE sne Sonso.laASton
Coal Com pan - !. !.
S.arytano ana .--a 80 80
ONO raitfoAo1 ano as. oue ~ =. -
least- lt m means y =. - -
srafue inLooshe "a ,el = ea.y n - s
mene ana uen y -
coal
b. g Y. Nos % :,
IN lae sta IT, p-aIi5.. Wn..i-
Quite cie1r. Sl1 FIeel1e1s " - -.
wright IN statement issoeo 80.
that IN the deal the 1onsot 10 Su =
Coal COMPANY aaS n~0e 70. ~ -
Setopmen1 OF .ts oi Aee 49,.
ties aud LOT Las u =
OF its business the SA.ll TO 40. ~.
Ohio VIII not lose sineie tsn % ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

The lands most free from earth
quake commissions are Africa, Au-
xt-aIia. Russia. Siberia Scandinavia
aud Canada.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
Of
MEXICO LOSE
ART TREASURES
Father MontabIo Describes
LootTnq Of Churches by
Villa Soldiers.


san ANfCrVst. tex 80 -
~aH sad stoES O -
StrTcuon Q. mAns % 1880
treasures oy tr1esponz - - -.
srs, Nno arr Opsa E.,s,s, no5oT-
CT reSots1.ic-at ISIS, -. -. .-~.-
20 Noutatno reciLee 49, - - -,
mere re- o.ys -. J-gtts 49,
o1t % S.uacAssis~ ~ ri-r ~
aierN ana nI1de - - ~. Rso
Mexico. tneaee a 100
GTarSe. cToselnS tHe - -
The aged padre IS Ho~ 49,. 49,. :.
ete toreiSn eotons q
n this CIT Iox-
II 70 tAcs. Vel i. - c...sy;.
erS thar IA % 1900 -
churches o f.ae1lco - -. - -. -
Sreaf TaFle. o~lne 70 - - -.s- 49,
fna<- crea1ec- LneL1, :, -. - 800
rails Fels Ser -ls' = = -
OF arr Hen - % - ~. xaere
pitLaSs toe<4E .-Os Z - ..;s -, -are
aEo nan "a - s.a-s5 - orr q
taken coSn An1 50 IsS = 80
stxirt o. posssoie 80 15
cSalonat -, - -. -
cnieuy 70 ene - G,a[,a-
more 1oNhs- l1s 49,, sf+..z
ia5ara- ane otnet 81 80 -, =,
me cnurcn AulnoEl'is - -s..-ssS- ~
local EossEnznest ~
the Fa4usnls psepeE 80
alnouS IL UV's uv n...,ri.,
No one SHOWS uo - -.
Of collars OF goo 49,. -
oeen Stoisn ron - - -
told that the great eatneoraL N IN, ne
city OF Heaico Was $500 y r
gold e1foeii.sn M nus
than Sz.evv.oe =.
me ptsas =. - 49,
their Soic : nor tns 80 M.-v
mas been cone 20 thess sokns - 49,
the famous PAa. Slst-.t,. = .5e
the Holy ranits; ~ -s - ~ l1a-ieo
great ca,neoFS. % - .s,,-syle,
are u;tssihE LIS -. .Sss-s.;-S- IRE
! Is o. estao4lseeQ aa>H nsSI i;.z size
nocreF ana cniu - -. -
ana the coieE y " 80 :. $3.50 -.
Where me PaineS 100
seems 70 hhoN rrFrh
dLsa rpeareo tats - ~-;<,1-
we're Kept anoer go ~ H -. -
| OF me eddne $3.50 50 :,
r--outed 70 @sa essI 80 h.s,
the walls .. r..sN. -.s.,.z,;-,e,,
"a l1iia Seo 49, NJ. IN CIV
Niiias wen N S ..r-
During tee sIrrin E 60 80 < -.
VIA oceIpasson .. sa ss1s--s - rc,-
dteFs tnscnssc 100 81 T-s.se - sen-
ship ana n1lI 1ssHs = .i..;,- ~.
redatfons- ne " y - a..,,-
Assumpsicu- go
pea Place n She - - 49,
alajara- ven 1ne S.s- - = !. rnvs-
ana Us present ~ =
terE -,,,.,Ia ard
y or % - 10 I. NsIco ~ n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
TRAFFIC DELAYED
BY a FAT GIRL

OIL CITY. Pa May L.
Traffic on tho OF City-Ash.a-
5GIa branch of the New York
Central lines ras DELAYED
about 20 minutes when Anna
Cheitou- OIL City,s famous far
girl. Weighing more than zoo
pounds, departed 20 join a cir
chs A half dozen men trans
ported her n a specially made
Wheel chair 70 the baggage
car and when 4 transfer was
made A. Audover IL was necsS-
szrv 20 dstzch the car from
ske train and shift K 70 The
track adjoining the freight
depot. and later the baggage
car OF the second train was
shifted 20 the same platform
and the Tat girl placed IN IL
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
WoodenLegsand
Sues City for
Damages

81. JOSEPH. Mo. Nsv t-FT-.
-neusand dollars for tEo wooden less
broken 4 fail on a roGzH. icy SIZE
waFk Is asked for b. George Beck IN
. suit fIe6 azsiass she csrS Beck
fos- ris fex< as rhs result or oefnk
frozen se-ersi FEARS ago IN ms SUI
10 ssxx that when BE FELL, both legs
we've broken and spiinters penetrated
his trousers. He says he suffered or
cr inIUrfes "a veil
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
CONQUEST Or AMERICA
By A FOREIGN ENEMY
Story of Possible Capture OF
New York City. in the May :
Number of Mcclures-

TIE crash CATE
r -as terrific scores O laocrers
80 1ssr re Ga5un locks we're
t~,ifss s-z-za-t-. six hundred tons OF
S--.-5re. <ecreced u rne hold OF a
$50 -s-cta- man had been ex-
STaS.5 - ia vessel passed through
- lo-,.s I'D se7 thousand TONS iof
Pa-fzrS cement aa5 sunk IN me tang
i.1 s-o- z-scx- 20 form n huge block
asa,S mass OF solid rock on the floor
wzs a he Pacific
wer rad been declared By GerrAny
aSainst RE United States on tire day
tre cans vas wrecked. and German
s-arepo-s. loaded with troops and
conyoyed hy 5eet -os -b8rtles1ips.
we're Eorn 20 be on ht9n seas.
headed for Aua-5can shores :
S0-hing To Resist Fleet.
At about roon on Ma. q. 1@2t,
General Leonard Wood, IN command
OF the eastern army. placed New York
r1ornfng os May u. the German feet
proved through ire smooth seas TO
THE sorrn az Moncnuk Point
Only rfe K-2 vas here 70 meet the
German fnrasIon-ore Tone s-rhmaF-
me against a might aeet-
When she sank cnce more. one %
ehe deserove-s dropped on her small
nskre tia. exploded under -ater wiz
Shaftertnx eject nntsninS ner
In this inEadinE expee+icn
rary lad succeSSsUHy landed on tie
shores % Long Island e1e hundred
ard htry rhorssnd fully equipped
fzh%rS men TIE next week
WAS one OF deep humiFiatSon for the
American peop1e Their great feet
and their great canal. ~Eich had
cost them 50 many hundreds Of mil
Hons and we're supposed 70 qua rantec
=t~ safety 81 their coasts. mad faaed
che- IN this nour on peril
Meanwhile, the Germans
marching aiozs Motor PsrSFss .toS.
aurdred and ffrr thousand. aszinst
-15ch General WOOD. By incrsoiole e
forts -1s able 70 oppose a na1ty or
gained. Inhsrmouious force q tnirty
crcusand- The combined Amer
lean forces went into acton Rlta ohfs
one hurs-et and ffty pieces OF a4ls
!ery against four hundred pieeeS mat
ste Germans Brought
On MAY -. ron Hlnaenours ss.ao,
sishNd rs 1>adGaarters At Foresi
woods forces continued 70 retreat
O. May ~ Genera Wood Wa
driven back 70 MS Original lie q
6efenses from Fort Totem 70 Y a4:sS
Stream. S-here ne noW prepared %
make a last sand 70 save srooki IN a.
On May 5. under cover % -
heavy siege guns, ron Hineenours
threw tcr1ard ais veterans IN ter
rife naesed attacks A. "a:
Tire battle -aSec-tne 6sstie OF ssoEe.-
lSu-~rc1 nouse g houss -. -,
ulzht ;ae invaders. outnnmherlns re
Americans I've 70 one. *ers 80
~tere VICTORIOUS Al nion'E e
Won Endereurs- sacinS On
ers yognss.r son 4 his sioos. DE- DE-
csared 5rooksyn a German nunlei-
patty
Desperate sitnaflon-
on May ~ the situation o. SeN
York City vas sesa re % ~, 3 Gsspe e.s
B- night <sF-'.e's'eep naa seAEe
90 west from me 1see z,'
other great New YORK osnSs me
next morning CHICAGO Vas me IMAM
cal eaIsra4 O 80 - 49,
Won En6enbuTg zsce.ved ne ans
lean officers at he fcoS o re STAT
tered pier OF the BrooktSn orlax
Then you Fefase 20 :. 80
and ne glanced al a gun crew
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
TIME EXTENDED
Coz, & Cox. Win Not Have to supply
Trains in May.

CHARLESTON. May. An order
extending the time FOR the re~aatan-
ffsnuect OF trains No. and 40 on
tre CcaI & Coke railroad between
Gaszzzay ard ETkns from Nay 70
June :. has been entered by the pub
Tic service e0mrnissiou- TIE orig
mai order vas made By the ecMmte-
rio.a 4 few days ago. the, complaint
<tat me rrsxent passenger SERGE Be.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

tween those two points Is inadequate
beng Upheld
On the representations Of the OF
Hcfals OF the road thas rhey would
,or have tine 20 rearrange the sched-
Me bv May !, the additional time was
granted
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

TIE King o.spain is the only mon
arch who does sign his name 10
docuvrenrs and edtcts. He simply
rrtes 7. the King
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02
ArliIItritkdmpIt
I'm lllr0rul
tlt afmiam In EH taa sta
afAfa dlf HstaaH
afHflhH

Nffisa Httl attWNt
E Nfmaami ih8 mait
foIafahH
sBmliifa bff Ma nab bff Wd
iA habla hmHt HHHHufldmall
hail rH lalaahftldNrlt ia afm
Nt fHff wfbsi mBfhn mahffaa
bft aaatu Mahl lenHHt Wfh.
uft faa,ailhg Hnaf mfBilh
uau N Ftit, btatta HniJr nnifffm
aeau iaIpmmtH Iti unItltn Gm
ttidtn WtdsuaaatIlIu iaHpn mtf
btm dflnbc idmtt eniuht tn nub
titbtn ibn auf itint alien HHuW
ata tHtHa rtt araataltu hahtn
atdtumdFila MR. nod iwu 3Nodhau.
ir i'm et tdrt Nalbf In Ndlb
Hnf BEN dhlIdfa Qfttnaidan.
plat bot iidl nidlts bau &'tlaua a.
tianst
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02
9enti6e 0efangene
tn fSrantreid!
Sinh bon Ocm Sieg Der bcnti6en
@affcn iibcricngt; lire gebaRO.
lnng 5uiriebenitellenO.

GariS, 2. 9lpril. = 9ie 0elltiden
arieg8aeiangenen i6eiuen ibrGn I'M.
freiniligen 2lufenthalt in 6rants
reid nit elmer guten Rortiou bon
@leidnrltb bin}unebmen bon oem
@eoonfen ut5ge5eno: gliidlif it,
Der pergiBt, mas nid1t me6r git Gu.
bern lit. Sic ale ii1to hon Dem @e.
0anfen beieelt, oaB gelltidlalt0 aus
oieiem Sample iiegreid 6eroorge5en
miro, un6 0a iie ein gltte5 Inter
foUmen lmo Der6oltniBmdBig quite
9erpilcgunq baben, ergeben lic iid
in ibr Sbifial. 9ieien Gin0rud
cr6ipltcn @ertrcter bon is frentO.
lGuoii6en 8citlmgetL Die oa5 @e.
iangeneuIagcr bei Siiouoon BE-.
iudteu
n0}eine SoIoaten," iagte @enerol
4oline 3u Iours, nid)larl, po inn,
mer Iie f0nnen in Stdlen ooer in
8eridl4qen, pGbreno oie oeltlden
ariegSgeiongenen bequen in aaier.
ncn lmterge6radt iinn syn Dem ge.
nannten Qager beilrtoett lib 1000
oeutihe strie9sGefangene aller @afs
iengattunaen bon 19 biz 40 Sab
rem 9llle baben eht bliiben0cS
gli,sic5rn mO iino gtten 0lut6es.
Steiner BON linen qlou6t, mas ibnen
Die lit oeiti1er Sprohe eri6einen.
Sen Gjefan1eter.8eitlrng ouftiidt.
2adeno iagen iie otpir tpiIien idou
geideio; nuf Der onoern Sette miro
auf 6ieiel6e 8eiie perfabren. Qic
Communicating re6igiert Die 3eis
tttrq nn6 lpir luiiieu, mas babel ber-
@iclc 8adetc treffen tGgIid ais
fir Die gefangenen ein,
oud 6etra6tli6e @eIoienoungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02
Sem NnOenfen Oes
,Giierncn" aan)lers!
gleidsfansler b. get6mann.6olliueg
eBrt ben BriinOer Oes 9ent.
ldjen 9ieidles i'm
Heid)sta8e.

Berlin, 9. gtpriI. = Die Subr.
bunoertfeier 0es @c6urt8tages oes
t}iriten Otto bon 8ismard muroe
gcitern bier nit groBer 8egeiiterllng
begaugen. Die gan3e SiaOt idpanm
in einem 6laggenmecre. QEm Bis
mard 0enfnol Dor Dem Heid8tagSs
@eb1uoe fan0 cine groBe @e0enf.
feier itott, mn Der 8ablreihe bobe
Reif8bealnte llno geontte Der Bun.
Desitauten t9eilnobulen. Der aaiier
IicB ii9 ourh ieinen 9.iabri8en Gn.
fel Qrin5 8il6eluL oen alteiten5obn
oe8 aronprtn5en, bertreten, oenu aae
ieiue 56bnc uuo g3effen lteben inn
6eIoe. g(ud 5ilrit Otto bon Dis.
murd, Der @nfel oe8 QlltreiA8fon3-
ler5, Dar anpcicno.
Bel Der gismord @Goenffeier tm
@ebduoe belt Der aei65.
fanjler Or. b. 8etbmanne8oQpeg
Die 3eItreoe un0 erflGrte ndrin fol-.
genOes: oDoS mas gismard ges
idaifeu bat, 3i 8eritoren, miro tein
9eutider 8uIaiien. Jeinoe be0ran.
gen pn8 bon ofIen Sciten, o6er NIT
@lut6 uno entidloiieubeit treten mir
ibnen entgegen. 8ismard lebrte unS,
nur Soft uno ionit uihts in Der
g8eIt 5u fiirhten unb unlerem @oi.
te 81 bertraren Sest oas oeuti6e
9olf in ben Sattel unb es miro reis
ten f6nnen, ertldrte unier Qlltrei48-
fon3ler mo i'm 8ertrouen bierouf
fdmpfen itno Iterben mir germ fiir
aaiier uno aei9l"
Repport Rctp8, 2. glpriI. I.--8tpei
Shlepper Der 8un6e8nariue anfern
bclte ne6en gGrin3 Gitel sSrieorib".
aurj Dor oeren @intreffen begab iib
SamiIton an 9oro
oeS 0eutiden SiItsfreu3ers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02
aaiier nnS gismarf.

glmiterbam, 2. 9lpril. = glns Oenl
@rufcn 6unptqnurtier Sepeidirtc Der
aaiier fofgcnOes Dem 0si6efau5lcr
p5brc WielOung ii6cr ben begeilter.
ten gerlnnf Der Sismarffeier bat
mid iebr erfreut. gtit 5renOcu
iuirSe audi id Ocn Manen oes gros
fen aan5lers meinc Gbrfmrd)t be.
5cngt 6abeu, ben Runcn eines Niau-
mes, Der in Der ietiseu erniten 3eit
ieSem 0entideu OOppelt t6ener iein
muf.
geiOer abcr GGlt mid bic ciicrne
Gflidt i'm 5clOc 3araf. Sir per.
ben iiegen. Sarantie 6icrfiir lit
@OtteS @naOc nuS onnn Der nner.
ifitterlidc @ille nnIercs 8ulfcs,
81 iiegeu nnO Oafiir germ ieOc5
Gpfer 3n 6ringen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02
9euti6e ll.gOOtr
Orrirnicn 5iidlerbuOtsl
1ie glrmannnng wirb abaenommrn
uuo NIT Naiitc uuh Iabdl
rcgnlICrt.

1eueaiilr 2. gpul. - Trci ri.
ittrbooir mnrOen ariieru bon Dem
Otutidlen lluteriscboot gll.t0" Der.
icaft. 9ladoem bic gemauuung Der,
icIben in ben 9iettuuaSbuuten Bias
geuommen bate, wur0cu tic pun 0cm
6ibrer oes SnndJ6pptrs init beifem
aaifee uuS 5nbaf rtgalirt. @r iag.
tc 3u ben GHglGnOern; ggSir bnbeu
gcfe1l erbalteu, aaes IN Uerienten.
IS lit aries, nHS England bat i'm
begonnen.
2lmiteroam, 2. gIpril. = Der NOR.
pcgiidle 9antpfer aglur" luHrbe in
Der glor6iee bOn einem Oentiden
Saudbupt berieatt. Die Wtanu.
I6uft bes 9ampfers ip1rbe in Si-
der6eit gebraAt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02
gInFrnlIr in Gibirien.

3as rglftonblaoet" IN 2to6bolnt
berofientltbte einen 9eridjt aus
2onSf, Der idiDere ltnruben bel Den
RefrlltendusBebunae ii Gibirien
bei6retbt. lin Die 9fuiitGnOe nie-
bcr5laperfen, idritt cas- 9liIitar nit
aauoncn uuo @taibiuen1cpebren
eiu. imo Die gliftilbrer tuurOen icbo.
nulrgSIos nieoertartdtidjt Sun-
oerte bon 9'araeru ipurben ge6entt,
uno Die auiregmg lit, wir Der
Sdreibef oes 8riefes ocri6ert, in
Ban3 5ibirien nngebeuer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02
Ggentn grOS bis sllr Csrnte.

glmitcrbam, 2. glpril. Der
prenfiidc 2lferbauminiitcr fat elm
3irfitlar etlaiien, in neldem eS
6eiflt, Oaf infulgc beS iparinmcn Gte-
brands Oe5 bprBaabeneu t8ctreibes
9citidJlanb mebr ME genug 8rob
bis snr nGdjitcu Grutc babe. 9as-
ielbe ailt non aartOffeln, penn init
Dem OurbanOeuen gurrntb In Ipar.
iamer @ciie nmgegnngen ipirS. Gs
lit befannt, Onf Oic lettia9risc Star.
toffelerntc infolgc Der 9irrr III
GnOc bes Summers nnr cine 9urd.
ihnittsernte erga6. Der bOr1an-
bene gOrrut6 aber mirS nitf ale
Talle seuiisen. Su Siciem Sabre
,uerben 31a MilliOu Sefture bes
Sentiden &eides NIT SartuFfeln be.
pflau5t werben. (CSin Scttar iii
gletd "a glfcr.)
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Treiwlaige tIOr!

Mir furOern hermit iulde Cent
ids, Die am 8abltass, 9ieuit0g Oen
s. gpril, lire 3eit nnierer ocutiden
Sndc miSmcu f0aneu nno lid bis
iett nod nidlt fir bic 8ablar6eit
berpflidtet baben, unf lid iOfurt
peri0nlid in nnierer Office, 1911
6Omaro Ctr, uOer telepbouiidl
Douglas 300 5n melSen, Oamit
mir 9iifiprade 6etreffS Der 5n lei
itcnOeu &aDlar6eit nebmen f0nnen.
Der 8aBl.Ansldlnh.
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etreif Der straFcu6a6ner.

@iIfesbarre, ga, 2, glpril. -
Sente begabcn lid 400 aonbnttcure
unO WiOturlente Der 6ieiigen Strn.
fen6abngeiellifaft an ben Streif.
Die 2eutc Ocrlnu9en 28 bic Stnn.
DC; bic glrbeitgc6er wollen lridt
mebr nie rs GeutS geben. Bun.
OeS. unb StadtS6eamte perinGcn,
ben Streit bei5nlegen,
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2nr NndlnGmllnn rmhfnh[rn.

9ariS, 2. 9lpriI. - sSnt 0@1o Sc
GQris" modte Maltrice 9orret ouf
0te qerabe5u punoerpoIle Srga1iia.
tion oes oeLttiAen Seeres oufiner.
fam iino erfldrt, oie 8rar3oien mir.
ben gut oaran tbun, 0ieie 0reatiia.
ton naa oem ariege nad5uabmen.
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g,ritiIdle giiaen6erid,tc.

8erliH 2. glpriI (5unfenberitt) J
- SSu 9eontiportmg Der euIiichen
@leIourg, bic 3lottc Der 2lliirtett
babe am 20. W2dr5 tpieoer einet aa.
gemeinen 9lugriff aitf Die Qaroa,
neIlen-5ortS genlo6t ioat Die ,gni-
iiide 3eitung~ b6lig aus Der Quft
geqrifien iei. 2lud pir6 Der @e-
ridt. cine itarfe D1att Der gliirten
iei bel Sortos aelauoet, ais GntfteI-
llma Der lhatia6e binaeiteIt.
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1einblide 1lieaer in goben.

gunoun, 2. Npril. 9ienters
Selegramm So. mill erfabren babcn,
OOf fran5Oiiihe }licser iiber Drill.
beim nnO gtencnbnrg (gaOen) er.
id)ieuen nnO meBrcre 8umben auf
bic Offenen StGbtc 6erabldlenoer.
ten.
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Wrtf amgtt ttmi 81.
uD mIf al.e .a H5fh.
itr Ndhua ara UlaHlaHs
6 tN 6W nilAn diifn uia
mlfutrM mHFhW com iuttlidln
b'.GaHB rif1ca EH HaHt III
hW Iaftfag.Ift uub 5ul 6nosfen
0fia>0amp.dsfB tt unuudn0ut
Ter Naa aNreuprinffiua
Wohou 0laHs g April - Tic
1e1eH Den 3l1ta0cntihm glaBh.
G1mpicr s4faHptlmciin eedEie4
ron ocr 3atIonol Gitp @auf nuO
Ser @drduiu 1ndt Go bon Aem
BORT wc8eu 9littabIieiarim8 pom
StO.00O0u0 IN @oIO IN 5rdnlreidl
lm6 England eiulelciiete Shd0euer.
iatlidae nuhu aeitern Inn 9lu6es.
atridt gi g1iien ibrcu gluiang. Eas
Sdliii mar am e. 5uli lcbtcn Sob.
res pon Rem gort abQeiabreu it0
am 2I wic0er iuugeie5rt nahoeh
aapitan &oldd aui orabtloiem u he
ben 9eic6l 0aju erbalten he
9tidter Sale crtldrte. Der az iei
BON oGrartiger 0idti1tcit Ii CT
ibu an 0a5 2lpeltdtionsgerl i Der.
meiien werOe.
9inklanO itrebt uaf SeparatfrieSeu.
G6icago, 2. glpriI. Gem bic.
iiqen 3eralo miro bon ieinem 8o.
ibingtoner aorreiponoenten teIegra.
pbirt: o8as Staotsoeportement bat
Die beitiutute 9ladridt erbalten. 0aB
Der friibere ruiiii6e 93renlier @raf
g8itte fur3 Dor ieinenl ploBlAen ufi0
mglterioien 3o0e in Berlin mar, llnl
nit Der 0elttihen &egierung megen
eines Separatfrie0en5 51 iulterbun-
0eln. 3urd oas 2lbleben 0es grnben
ruIlii6en Staat8mannes tpuroen Die
5rieoensunterbon0lungen unterbro-
den, aber iie fo1en nun 0ur9 einen
onoeren 8ertreter 0e8 8aren neil
aufgenoutmen morben fem. Der
3or miinidt ben 6rieben tDie Der
berltorbene @raf g8itte. 0ie @hLitdr.
portei an 0eren Spite Ser @roB-
fiirit gtifolou8 itebt, 1T ieood fir
Die 6ortiebung oes arteges biz sum
ltn0 mag, iDeun iie an.
oers ibren @i[len nidt ollrdieben
fann, cine &eboIution ms g8ert
iesen rno ben 3uren bonn Chrome
Itilr8en.
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wdnu &C in Zee SO tteheu acoente
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INIT Dem Q}ariucictrgtdf tit 9luih.
uultou in Ncrbin0uuB 9aieufol.
ltftcur &muilton hatte an @ur6 0es
@ruBer5 init Dem adpItun lhicri-
du5 cine Idugcre lluterrcomq;
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milton nut A6niral 3eluL geiebl5'
baber 0e5 dmcrifaniidcu Gjcidlrua.
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ban0elt mur6e, 1T bisber @ebeiru.
nib. Ter 5oues 8hiB miro oou
mterifdHiiheu Dlatroien in 8dmpf.
binaiien abpatrouQIert, n1breIo
glarineartiaeriiten ouf benz 4|ier oes
ngitel 6rieorid" @oiten ite5eu.
Grb6lt 9rObbriefe.
9apitdn Gbieridens lit BET Ser
&moesregierung Inn Sdlub fiir iein
lSdiit eingefoumen oa fortpdbreno
8riefe NIT Der 0robung einlaufeH,
oaB man 0aiielbe in Die 2uft ipren.
gen meroe Gbipobl es beiBt, oaB
Der aapitdu geuilgeuO Sette an
gorb babe. Inn iid ieIbit 5u beidlit-
ben. miro moererieits anerfant,
6oB er ST. oolem S6ub 6urd Die
8gn6eSre9iering bcredtigt lit.