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The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
ONIISSIONOF
CIPHER COSTLY

Edward A. Oliver g.. and Rosa
mord Dustin. commanded In probate
court. before Judge Command
Thursday. that the failure OF typist
10 add cipher to the figure As. IN
the win OF their aunt. Mrs.. Florence
C. Ashley. might deprive them OF
t+c.00 worth OF stock In the Arm OF
Ashley q Dustin. steamship agents.
They declared their aunt intended
to leave them $50 shares OF stock.
and that the number appeared In the
win as +s. through the error Of the
typist
There are Ave other heirs to the
estate. and the Dustins maintained
that four OF them agreed to turn over
the stock the Dustins declared was
due them The NTH. through his
guardian. refused. Judge Command
refused to honor the agreement OF
the Dustins and the four heirs. and
excluded the tos shares In dispute.
fro mthe distribution Of the estate.
which h valued at t1s4.0oo.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
Suburban Neus
YPSILANTT

q. A. BeGols broke his leg recent
~ while telling q tree
The lnasmuch Bible class Of the
Presbyterian church will be enter
Of Mrs. Geo. Clark. on chIcago-ave.
Vim. Watts and family are moving
RON their farm. near Ravsonville,
Word has been received BY friend.
here. by cable, that Rev. Edward
Kelsey with his family and father
Asa kelsey has arrived safely at
Athena. Greece, on the home trip
from Ram Allan, Jerusalem. and that
they sailed Feb. IL on the csrpsth-
Keiseys are former Ypsilanti town
Mrs Edwsrd r. Hutzei Ia. receIv-
ed word OF the death OF her cousin.
7 X o,,rom. a. Charlton, Saratoga
at Thanksgiving time IN the city and
made many friends here. He IL sur
viyed by wife and one son.
The Companions OF tne Forest wifi
give 2 dance this evening In Forest
The marriage OF Mise Julia schai-
BILE. sister OF T.. r. Rchaibie, OF this
city, TO Henry IAndwehr, took place
Thursday afternoon AT s.39 o'clock
NJ asa M" ars - ,sf sdssas,s r xss
chester Mr.. and Mrs. LAndwett viii
reside or the farm Of the groom
near Manchester
The az club will meet Saturday
afternoon with Miss Bertha Rice
Prof. Webster PeaFce. OF toe Nor
mai faculty. has recovered from an
attack OF acute indigestion.
mass meeting for the purpose ~
diseussins the new school building
will be held Thursday evening in
high school hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Bancroft
have returned from their wedding
trip and are Eat home TO their
friends on NormAl-st
DAUGHTER was born, Monday, 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morgan. OF ST.
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates Fulton will en-
tertain the futile HIN Birthday club
this evening fFriday).
VIII play the Bay City team, satur-
day. I'm the Normal gymnasium
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

-elssrt's caielGm Waters will
NV ysu IN sxceiient skin color and
semess III facial eruptIons.~
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cleanser known.
Tkess wonderful little waters get
right into the blood and destroy
eruptive substances present In IL. In
some csses q few days are sum
Client TO make a marked improve
msnt And when the blood Is pure
the whole system IL . hundred per
cent better.
90 10 any drug store and get a
eocent box Of stuart's Calcium waf.
oFs Get them today.
Dont fret any longer about those
1lockhesds. pimpies. boils. letter.
1coona spots or skin eruptions;
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~ etuart's Calcium Waters. A
c1nall sample package mailed free
~ ending coupon below.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
FIRST NEWS OF
SPOUSE IN YEARS
TELLS OF DEATH

Mrs. Mary Langley. OF No. S25 80
Aubin-aye.. received her nrst news
OF her husband in taree years.
Thursday. when she read newspaper
dispatches telling OF the discovery
OF Thomas W LAngley's battered
body on the railroad tracks near Ro-
mana PARK. a suburb OF los Angeles,
Cali.
Mrs. Langley says that she was
deserted by her husband. three years
ago, after she had him arrested for
failing to support her and their two
children. Margaret Josephine. nov
10 years old. and Howard Sidney.
now 10. she says that Langley
promised Justice Stein that be would
support his family. gave her IS in
police court. and then disappeared.
She never received any word from
him. and had no idea where he was
until she saw the stories OF the sup
posed homicide case In California.
That Langley was beaten TO death.
robbed. and his body thrown on the
tracks OF the Pacific Electric rail
way. IL the belief OF the California
authorities. His pockets were turned
inside out, and there were evidences
that he had been attacked.
Mrs. Langley Is now employed as.
ianitress in the Cass Technical high
school
Mrs. z. Mack Morris. Of No. IA
Buena vista-ave.. a sister OF Lang
ley. says she does not know her
brothers wife.
Miss Langley will make an at.
tempt to claim the property OF her
deceased hr4rand. who was engaged
In the plumbing business in Cali.
fornia, with his brother. sidney.
Walter s. Langley, OF No. 2ll
Catherfne-st. a brother OF the dead
man. knew OF Thomas Langiey's wife
and family, and says he had urged
Thomas TO take care of them
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
Six Submarines
Are Counted Lost

LONDON. March Six German
submarines have been lost since the
beginning Of the war. II was assert
ed az the admiralty today. foilowfns
announcement from the French min
istry OF marine that the German US
was sunk by French destroyers In
the channel OF Dover.
These include the U-i5. sunk by
the British cruiser Birmingham.
Aug. 3: the U-ls. rammed By q Brit.
ish patrol boat Nov. %: the Us.
sunk by the French. and three other
submarines whose identity has not
been established. The admiralty. IN
compiling this estimate. gives full
credence TO the story OF the cap
tain OF the collier Thordis that hs
sank IA German whereabouts on
Feb IS
The Daily Mail today published a
statement that q German submarine
pursued the British hospital ship
81. Andrew on her latest trip across
the channel. but that she escaped.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
DETROIT

l.e~sI sssinii-t. hsss secured frea ID.
Wsvrea. former editor sf ~TAs A.
peal TO Reason" for lecture IN
4 Moose temple. sunday, March IT, az
o'clock Mt. Warren resigned his
editorship. because OF Poor health,
taken 20 the lecture platform. car
laying on the same sort OF Socialist
propaganda as made him famous as
editor Of the Appeal
AssAsp r. Wsserf.ii. trsfne ~o.assts-
sSoaer Of The Besra Of Ceaneree.
addressed the Wholesale merchants
bureau. Thursday evening, At It's
annual banquet on New freight
rafss and their effects upon Detroit
against competitiye points Three
mittes were chosen for the coming
year They are Arthur Stevens. q
the ChopsA stevens Paper Co. e.
w. Booth. Of the Michigan shoe
Co. and Julian krolik. % A. kro-
I'm q Co. The new execufivs com.
tmittes reappointsd v. =. bosar
chairman and Arthur 4. stevens
Devsrul sharp cs.sesss nsrkeA the
aaseai eseestsn Of Detrctt islge,
~, o. y = p: = IN ne E ia
mon y. Hunt won out for exalted
ruler In q close race whh MARTA
" Brufon. who became \ candidate
I. but q few days before the election.
He succeeds O. A. james william
-. Dawson won another term as
eecretary oyer George - Baxter.
John M. swesnbfs defeated George
x Brown for trustee. and q. A. James
t.was selected a. representative TO
the Erand lodge 6ysr Fr~d 2. strik-
7 81. Offeers e1ecked with6rt oppon-
tiohr -'weres E9tsems& LEADING
knixht. Andrsr- K slElmger; ss-
. termed icynf kuYffft. = sehgf-
-fert: esteemed fecturfnu knight
Thomas q, Carroll. treasurer, Je-
seph p. Benry;. tiisr. George r.
DaiIard. siternste repfesentstive
AZ shs grand 5sdse James A Kisr.
- l~u1se w.nrsel1 vsrss sl<A
s sssssss.s' krNsu - + -sa.% M 80 n.
, ~ Merrick-ave Mrs. Fargo was
~ years old. and had lived In De-
xrcit 40 years. she was the dauEh-
Ter OF the late ELI Cook. we'll
+ 6own New Yorh crim1ua1 iawysr.
oISre mayor Of FuGaio. Ter many
years Mrs Fargo had been sight
ieas and dear. but these sfficticns
N no wise msrred her cheerful dis
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
"OTHER WOMAN
IN CASE is
MAYO'S WIFE

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March S.
Whether legal action will be taken
against virginius J. Mayo. wealthy
head Of the Mayo adiator company.
as result OF the finding OF the body
OF Lillian Cock. the missing Brook.
En girl viii be determined today
VIXEN doctors make thorough
pathological examination FOR physi-
cal causes which may have prompt
ed her 10 take her life. The body OF
the girl. who was Mayo's stenogra-
pher here. was found late yesterday
with a bullet through the heart on
top OF West ock, mountainous BIT
Of country near the famous Yale
bowl.
Mayo vehemently denies his rela-
tons with the girl wero other than
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

position and sunny nature. and al
though blind she could 40 hue
needlswork Mrs. Fargo Vas an
active member OF 81 Johns Episco-
pal church. and the rector. the Rev.
" ~ a. Fox. VIII on eiaie at tns
funeral services, saturday aiter-
noon.
nr~. CstA<rfse 4 Bassett. ~ years
old. died. TAur~aay, In tie home OF
her slater. Mira Edward IA. CArlisss.
No. les Coliingwood-ave Mrs. bas-
sett came from seymour Conn, -
years egO TO make her home In De.
treit FGrerAl services Viii oe hsia
in the home saturday afternoon.
CAsrie. ReAfeid, % year, ola. died.
Aubin.Ays.. OF ailments Incident 20
old age. Mr. Rehfeld for many
years kept the general store In
Rosevflle. Mich.
Miss Rose Julis Klein. daughter OF
the late Je.~ph hicfs. died. Thurs
day. In the home 81 her sister MIS-
Frank \ LihssmAnn 10. u.s. I'll s.,,
be held saturday morning, in me
Church OF the AnnunciAuon-
John :. spi~gei. 81 year. cid. owner
of the Delta iassary SD pre.ident
OF the Spiexel shtrt Co. No. ia
Cass-Ave.. died. Thursday, IN Har-
per hospital. from heart trouble
Which tsi.s~ss s .s.sss =, a'i .,ry,S 2.
ed by three sons. All well-knesn
AthisteS, and four daughters, The
funeral services. which viii be pri-
yate. will be held In the family
hons Nc. g. Etmund-pl. saturday
Mr.. sriegel was q member OF TIE
first Presbyterian church and OF
Palestine lodge. =. & A NJ.
-.
81 Jss~ph Tallman. employed In the
Detroit House OF Correction. died
Thursday. In her home. No. l3s Lew
eretfe-sI Mrs. Taliman Il survived
By her husband. one brother and
two sisters Funeral services viii
Be held Monday morning, In Holy
Trinity church
SIN years q srach<r In the Greusei
school died, Thursday. Ia the fam
lily home, No. 1895 Joseph campau-
ave. Miss Lake was ~ pears odd
and had been q teaches. for 20
years she f. survived BIZ her fath.
er. George lake. three .isters and
two brothers Funeraf services
viii be held Saturday afternoon in
the home, and will be In charge OF
the Rev. Lee 2. MeCoilester. % Bos-
ton. for 80 many years pastor OF
THE Church OF Our Fsthsr In this
city.
n ssy p>sssse.s for re~sssss are to
- aiea fetiewtsE We6nesasy's prs-
mary. they will be held up until
after the report Of the ennvssstng
board IL made Because William J.
Wilson beat him by only % votes.
according TO the unofficial returns.
John C. Covsn will doubtless ask
for a recount OF the Aldermansc
votes in the Eighteenth ward. II
IL also possible that Jomn ".
Campbell who Was defeated for
by George A. OH. who has a mar
gin of<Ds votes. will ask for a re-
count John Garvey, who received
10 votes for the Democratic nornl-
nation for alderman In the Eight
eenth ward, 20 IL foe Timothy J.
Burns. may also hsvs his victory
challenged.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
BY Farren.

those OF employer and employe
Msyos admission yesterday that he
leads q duel iife--maintaining q
love wife" In Brooklyn In addition
to his real life here-hss caused the
police to make the fullest investiga
ticn.
Mrs. Mayo. the real one. has been
aware for years that her husband
supports two households. she Is
very fond OF her husbands children
by the love wife" and when one was
born wanted 70 adopt q and take Il
into the New Haven home. The
other woman" however. rcfned
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

the church last sunday
Miss NJ Martha. OF No. Ia Winde-
mere save. left Monday on threc
months trip IN California and other
The Highland Park high school
Basketball team VIII play the WAN
dotte high in Wyandottc Friday
evening The lineup for the local
team j. as follows Lathrop. 6:
Moore RI. smith. IL Hansen, re-
Slrs. Jotn Baxter. of Windemsfe.
is seriously IN
James Alien OF No - Highland
ave, viii spend the week end with
frieTpls and relatives IN Flint Mich
The senior class OF the Highland
Park H.gh school VII present the
hve-aet comedy. -she s,oops to Con
guer. in the gymnasium of the Fer
ris school on Cortiand-ave. Friday
and saturday evenings Mlss Helen
Clause viii appear IN the title role.
taking the part of Miss Hardeastis.
Others in the cast ars Misses Eva
Watson, irma Calm. Messrs- stanley
BurbridEe. Harold link. Harvey Han
zen. Leland Bodine. Frank Hayden.
Forrest Wright Harlan Walker. Ray
moad Baxter, Ralph McGaw and Ro.
man Major Rshearsais are being
conducted EndeT tae direction Of Misc
Cooper. % the faculty OF the high
school
Miss Catherine Kurns will spend
tine week end VISITING friends and rel
ativss in Pontiac. Mich.
The Boy Scouts OF the ST. Adams
church Highland Park. viii give n
banquet ~ the church next Thursday
evening.
Mrs william Reed. OF No. 81 Buena
Ntsfa-ave. entsrtained friends NJ her
home this afternoon
Adoiph Schwartz WAS assessed W
and s. costs. with the option OF
spending days In the Detroit House
OF Correction. By Justice Marshall.
"Wednesday. for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Planes compietery DESTROYED new
Georgia and John r.. early wednss-
day morning. The Highland Park
are apparatus arrived. but no water
Was available The building was
owned BY H. Baker. 81 Detroit
hrs B. Esisrleo. Of Port ~. ~.
some time az The home OF his dan Eh-
ter. Mrs. HI Hanson. OF Glendale
ave- has returned home.
Mrs. = = Henry. OF No. 81 Avalon
ave. has returned from a visit with
friends and relatives In Thorndais.
The Bible school department. OF the
Trinity VI y. church viii present the
play. ~old Home Day In Plunket- In
the auditorium Of the church. Friday
evening The principa1s in the cast
dent OF the village; Ralph Bills AZ
city merchant; J. W. Young. al L. p.
Rich. Wells u. Butterneld. az Reu-
ben Oldchuek. Mrs Ralph Bills. a.
town poetsss. Miss Jennie Cummings
as bride. and Earl smith. "a the
groom.
Robert siple has returned from q
business trip 20 Michigan City. South
Bend, Ind. and Chicago. Ill.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
HIGHLAND PARK.

Because he believes that az much
good can be accomplished in business
lines az ia the church. Rev Charles
g Lowther, pastor OF the Highland
Park Congregational church. = for.
mer cowboy and newspaperman, has
LETT the ministry TO enter the bust
ness world. Having been graduated
from DePauw university al the age
OF 20. Dr. Lowthcr became a cowboy
In the southern part Of Toxas. where
he worked among hiehwaymen and
horsethievcs. The work on various
ranches ~ COW puncher gave him
great opportunities. and ia a short
time he had established Eve churches
IN that country ing between Texas,
Ksnsaa New Mexico and Oklahoma.
known as NO Mans land" Rev
Lowfher delivered his last sermon AZ
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
QUEER BAN is
RAISED AGAINST
AMERICA

LONDON. March 5.--A queer ban
against residence In the United
States Is contained in the win NJ
Hymn George saiter. a big shrvp-
shire landowner. VINO LEFT property
valued at over half q million dol
lars.
In his Will he divided his property
among his wife and children. but di-
rected that any, member OF the fam
lily who should 90 10 reside In the
United States should forfeit all In.
terest.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

experimental tests on which have
been going on at the Brooklyn navy
yard.
The noted inventor has attended
most OF the trials. but whether the
gun Is Mr.. Edison's device could nos
be aseertalned.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

ed TO have refused a request for
more sunners 10 direct the Krupps
on the straits Notifications.
From Bucharest. Rome and Athens
today came reiterations OF the
stories Of peace demonstrations IN
constantinople and Of reports that
the sultan already has ned the
capital.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
ALLIED FLEET
MAKING PROGRESS

Turkeys urgent request TO send her
feet to attack the allied varships.
fearing the destruction Of her en-
tier navy. She has advised the sui
tan 10 cross into Asia Minor II the
strait is forced. Germany Is report.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
SUBMARINE GUN
INTERESTS EDISON

NEW YORK. March 5.--The name
of Thomas A. Edison Is beins con
nsotsd with the new submarine gun.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
= Beautiful
Connplexion

My Dc obtalned by the uss Of
n otuart's Calcium waters, the
! Greatest OF Al Blood
Purifiers.
no need for anyone to 20 about
any longer with face covered with
pimples, blotches, eruppons. black
$40 and liver spots. These are all
lus to impurities In the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly and
~ blsnishss win disappear.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-27

2ie6es5igarren. - Cine 8eoebens
beit, bic fa anfang Sftober 1870 in benz
3eltGager Der %gefdngenen G~rdn3ofen Bel
6pan0au 8utrug, seuste idon oamuls
bon enoliider QnnaBung unb 5nnpus
THE unierer iebigen 9obfeinbe fit bic
6rdn5oIen. Die G6iIberung Iautet: Gin
Qttud6 Der engliIden Gefanbtfddft bate
auf gmpfebluns beg &rieesminiiteriums
i'm Eager 3utritt gefunotn. Dit mebreren
aiitsn 3tgarren berTeheu, beednn tr bieIt
nit oolleR 6dnben unter bic G~efdngenen
au bertheileu, p6ne ben preuBifden SoIous
len aud nur cine ein8ige'8u reiheu. Die
WdhtmdnnI1aft murrte, ods qublitum
murrte; bod Der Qttahe lieb iih nt1t It0s
rem. unb als ibH unIert 2eute gerdbe uts
ginaen, ie bod aud gu bebenten, dnttpors
tete er linen, bic 3iqarreH Ieien MIR fir
bic 6rau3oIen. 0a griff elmer Der PreuBen
5uelet9 nit ben @~efaugenen in bic offene
umbergebotene SiIte, tporauf Der SER
Qttad6 3ornig inn bieie an ben Gopf
mari. Spfort ftir5te fi4 Der Solbat duf
ben 6rtmben unb eripioerte bic 8efeiots
gung, inoem ct Inn ben 6ut BON 9opfe
f6fuq. 9as gublifum iubelte, ndbrenb
Der Mttahe sum 3~pmmanbanten raHnte
uub bic 8eitrdfung oes Gdulbigsu fors
berte. 9teIer mar iebpd frog aler Mliibe,
bic man dufbot. nidt at entbeden. gr pe=
b0rte, ME q Fi4 baIo berausfelte, gar
ni6t att Der MannIdaft, bic i'm Eager ges
rabe ben @adtoitnit perIdb, Ionbern mar
nit dnberen &dmeraben mn sum 8eIud
oes 2d9ers oetommen. uno uientan6 ipDlte
IGN ieBt tenntn. Rod auf benz gahubof
ia6 man ben QttGd6 nit idnmerli9 Sis
geri6tetem Sut um6ergeben, unb iddbens
frob fpiefen bunosrt Singer duf i'm. Ser
8ommdnbant bon Spanbat dber oittirte.
bd Iib Der betreffsu6e Solbat niht duss
finbig MAIDEN IieB, Der gaH3eH 8drniioH
cine Rafe."
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glanien nnb bds gtnubtu bic fsinbli4sn
@trbiHounatn 5u eefdbrbn, bic paupts
role uHb bic barauf db5ielenbm Opera
tionen baitm anf olelsm arifasf d0upIabt
bis itbt ben angtirebtsH GrFotg. DieIe
bura isint esoeropbilfm 6inbtrniHe &C.
bemmttn GlaHiirunes OperatiOnen brads
ten babtr aud bdS Ilpmtnt Der Msipeas
lihisit, bts rdumli6 ausaebsbnierH Gin
uub 6sripoeens In bic llnltruebmunsen
i'm Often.
Sim @runbs asnommsn 1T bita itbom
teiH gspeis, bab hn bic boFtiar Ariegs
FihruHg niht IN 3utunii In siHsn Diri'
liden poitionsirite gItiaaiiltig uuf
iptl6tr Geite, ob Rufsn obtr Deutids
Sferreiher - berdusirnitaqifren pirb.
Die bortiae arsemsins miIitdriihe Sis
tuaiion BAT it = nm einsH laubldufissn
aisbrud au5upen6en NOD Mot
genugenb stftbt.
Die unge9eurs 2siiiuugbfdhiateit bes
beuti4en itrdtesilbtn gubHnebtB BAT ss
ben teutoniidtn @trbinbeten ermogIidt,
bic mlmerii9 tberIegGaen AuTen in
Shud al balten, ia losdr 8uriid5u6rdHs
gen, ferner bic eiaent 8etpegunesIrtibeit
fir Sperationen eegen bic gegnerifhen
Blantn dufreftJlerbdlten. Die ndditen
Wodeu Dtrbeu bereits ben Bttpeig trs
briueeu, Oh aud elm btildufieer 9rdftes
4uselei9 auf Dem 0ItlideH 4rieqsIdaus
bldb einsetrslm H. bas beibt. n6 bic Buff
fen iiberhdupt nod imfunbe Iinb, ibr,
grobe, itrateoiI9e Sfftnibe fort5uIeben.
SIT biea nidt Der San. 10 biirfen fe
tpuhribeinlia cine burb bic 9iemeusIus
reips BeidIelsSdn 2inis III Der 5ront Be-
5ieben uHb bic barauF foIaeuben Operas
tipnen ebenfdns BEN biretten Gbdratter
zines goiitiorstrieges annehmen.
SdlHR aHf bic bcburitebenoen militari.
iGen GrsisutTe.
Rad unmaBge6liasr anii6t beg gsrs
faiiers perbeu srIteus bic eroBen miIitGris
fden SptrdtioHen ia infotde Der obens
geI9il6erteH 8riesfibruns itets mebr oeer
minoer in ben @ren3territorien dbIpielen
unb 3%ipeitens pirb feline Der betbeiligten
4rmeeu Biz Sur bolFtdnbtaeu @erni1tung
gefdlagen iperbeu. golitiide uno otonos
miT6e @tr6dltniHe perben benz arisge
eber Elm @nbe b~ereiten, ale ausfdlasees
benbe, militdrii9e @ntideibungen. Die
iopobG in poIitiIdsr oIs ftratsgiifsr 9ins
fidt eiinitige, g%eoerapbifGe Gage 9eutids
lambs unb 0eiterrtias ~llnaarns spiidsn
ben MdGten bss 9reiberbdnoes, miIitds
rid aIs bic innere Clinic" bs3eihnet, ers
m0eltbt es ben beiben monnrdisu, lire
StreittrdTte tets berart raid gu perIdiss
ben, bdB iebe Offenfibe BON irgerb elmer
Seite 3um S4eiteru fpmmtn fpiro. Gu
bnlb iih Nun bic IusIihtsloIigteit bet
a9greTiosn 9euben5sn auBlanbs unb
guglanbs berdusgeItelt Bat unb bic 8Dls
fer beiber aei9e ertennen, odB Der uroez
heure @infaB an 0fDHDmifher unb milf
tdriI9er Strait feinen 6ementfprehenben
9efpinn me9r 5u brineen imItonbe 1T,
piro bic 0ffeutlihe meinung, pber bieIz
leidt fogdr innere ltmpdl3ungen qebiefes
rilh cine geenbieung biefer BON ftrupeIs
lpien Mohtbdbern iuI5euirttn menIdens
i6ld6terei forbern.
Die .militGrifden 0perdtionen in
5rantrei9 perben mDglihertpeife bic
Geiuez rsfpettibe 2oires2iuie nitt ii6ers
fhreiten, iene I'M Often an Der @nieprs
8pinaz Clinic borausF6tIid Elm Gnbe fina
ben. Sine 8eeriin6uns biefer %unmdbgebs
liden anIidt lei einem fpdteren QrtiteI
borbebalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-27

iDorbeu Hnb, neil man fdiidlider Wdls
ltin ananlborlihts Wahbtbum as 3d,
dsn GROCER Stdrts oulab. Der itbiae
arieg bai bic Fofss GaHabs btS mHiidm
Brtimiliarbsn Budgets gum GiHiurJ
asbrddi unb bas p%irtbffaftlias GlNb
feat often mldae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-27

3n frii6 gcjnbclt. gIs ON i. Sc
sember frii6 in paris ber riifIhe
S9la9tberi9t meIoete, baB bic Sample
bel 2otpits f%ortbauern, unb bic DeutIaen
bic SfFeniiOe BEL S3ersop fortleben, Be-
md6tigte ii9 Der Barrier tiefe Riebersss
Ihlagenbcit. Gcldir f6reibt, 4oris ius
bette bret Gage, alb CT. petersburg bic
8erni6tung Der Sinoenbnrgfden armec
beri4tete. SEPT III es aber grdbesfia. SO
lei Id9erlid, ipenn amtli6 geitern nod
aus RuBlano gemelbet ipurbs, bob felt
Mitte Mopember 100000 @eatihe unb
Dsiterreider %gefangen purbtn, unO bdB
Ieit @uguit Biz 3abI Der @efangenen 80
Wlilionen betrage. IS fei uubsgreifIid,
iagt bds 9Iatt, bab bic CT. 4t~iersbareer
3enfur berartige 2iisenmelhaaeen bet
rui5if4eu 8lGtter sulaBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-27

aud itiut Observation-Disclosures btr ruff.
f4tn Reaitruns ben aurs ipitbtr btbtn
ionntn. Der 3nlammsHbm9 osr Sob,
ipdbruns FEDS MODEM nab @epinn bes
BRIGGS btdi aud benz aaifH BE aanss
nnsrs Gdpdtt bisIes ruHifhtn Giads
itB Huf, be1m ardfls ipsii Hbtrl6abi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-27

8orf6riftsmdbig muB in Deatids
lamb ieoer briaentrasenhs 9jIi5ier bier
RsierDebrileR nit Fa fiibren.