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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12
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Geutiden frod uio mid gleihfoas
toot lteLte. PIN bierten Gage itieg
Oas 8oIier in Den @r1beit iiHmer
bober utD iiberihnemmte Idon ben
nie0rig 1elegenen Gheil oes 2nnoe8,
Io0ab mir MIR Die 8abl 5u bIeiben
ihien 5piihen @efangenihaFt un0
ZOO. Sd noate aber teins bon Bel.
ben unb fro9 alf allen 8ieren (ooer
beiIer geiogt Dreien, 0enn eth gein
mar aerihoIien) ouf oen gier.aunal
su, Der oide Nebe[ ermoglihte ca
mir, ourb bic engliidgn Borpoiten
binDurh5utommen. Nlit Nnfbietune
aaer ardft frod id 2 Stilometer,
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m1dtie fDltr6e. Sad einigcn Gtln.
ben tdr0 mid cine Ratrouiae bon
ms iln6 brndte mild nuBer G9uB,
bereid (0ie gor5e S3eit batte i'd i'm
itdrtiten 5euer geLegen).
5 Gage ipdter foniite id nod
DeutlhIalo gebroft tperOen. bin jest
baI0 o~lsgebeiEt. Die stugel bate
mir 6as rehte @oOenbein ltno Elm
Stiid Smienbetn Dolitdnoig 5eriplit.
teri unO blieb i'm 6uBgelenf iteden.
Dor Sturgeon lit tie Oird cine Gpe.
ration entferut iDOroen; Dor oret "a.
gen BIN i'd oog erite MdI nufgeltan.
ben. Sn CT Bodjen boffe id uie
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8tuI 5iDeiten WlnL ing JeIo. Borbqr
ioa i'd nod einen 1ffi5ierfurIus nit
MAIDEN, bann meIoe id mid gegeu
unleru neuen 6eino, ben Gle ia aid
fennen, gegen bic Stnlicner.
Shreihen 5ie mir bite, fpie es
Sbnen gebt, Is wiro mid nlld) III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

GafIteben6er Brief iuiroe ms
slueds Ber0ffGntIidung sitr gerfl'
glfrg getelt:
Berlin. q. sunni 1915.
wlefn Iieber 1lungreitbmeirl
Ganfe Sbnen beIteus fur .Sbre
aarfe, eg bat mid gefreit, Elm 2e-
berssetGen bon Sbnet 81 betonl.
men. &ier lit Diel geideben mter-
0eTIen 9eit Der arieg n~usgcbro-
dDen lit, bin id SoIoot, bin ols
Observation-Disclosures beim aaiier Ole
rnn0er @or0e. @reno0ier- Neg. $50. !
IN Berlin. oils iolder babe id bic
Sample in 9elgien mitgemadlt, iiio-
Itd) Mntnerpeng Giten0e unb Sulest
Bic qrcBe bieraebntdoiee Serbit.
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bic nit 0er gritarutiiHg bon Dir-
maa0en In ben eriten 9obembertngerl
ibren g[bldltiB faH0. Nh 0ieieal
glorreihen Tage bin ih III Dem Ipd.
terqm ELECTROMAGNETIC Slpi.
Ihef DizmaOen un0 BEN Meere BET
einem @aiouettfompfe iduper ber-
ipunbet mor0en Durh cine MniHiHeH.
qetue6rfleeL ans alLern1hiter @dbe.
Der Rnnpf plarbe itnenti hieoen nb.
ne6rnheH. ais bic 41lr0e fam, 0nf
bid @Mteuien bei giieup0rt se0ffnei
Ieien, eingen uniere Eriippen Bis
gum gIcr. aanaI 5itriid SO Islbli
blieb bor BEN feinbEiden MdIlen 4
2aoe ni0 96hte Iie9en, O1Te Nab.
rallia unO mperbunDen, fo0nB i'd TAFT
poaItdnoig berbIutet NOR. Der Gg'
iangenIaait eft5og ih mid oaolird,
bab id inter eiiVem 9nufelt BON 70
tobteA Gngl1noern. Belaiern uil0
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@eiaH0e 8irt6idaftsIase 9cnf6.
lambs. +,

Berlin ii. Aug. (6unfenberi6t.)
8on Den gtrettoren Der 9egtiL.
iperfe in @IaObad ruuroe cine Gipi.
Den0e bon 20 gro3ent erfIdrt, nab.
renb i'm poriBen Sabre ni1ts our
8ertbeilung Tam. Sn Den Spar.
bniifen gerlins tpnren In ben DO.
noten apriI nn6 Mai Die Ginlogen
inn S600,000 b6ber, ais bic aus il.
men mtareno OerIelben Bet oe5oge.
mem @eIoer. Die Ginlogen In Den
Sporbnafen gEnrlottenburgs 6aben
ieit benz 1. 3nniiar b. s. Die aus ib-
nen ge5ogenen @eloer Inn 10 Mill.
omen Wlart ib~ertroffen. Gie arbei.
ten an Der gagono.Giienbabn Ifrei.
ten riiitig porm1rts, uno cine 5ire.
de BON 81 aiIomefern 8iDiiden III.
anni un0 Megulain pur6e bereits
benz Berfebr iber9eben.
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fir die hHhs.

gsfuIIte G~u1ttn. @ros,
CRIME @urten i9GIt man, Itneib,t
bic SpiBen al, nimmi DorHhtfa BE
asrns hsraus, 70 baB bic Gurltn
nuSssbDbIt finD. 6IsiIdrsRs badt
man fein, tut Elm 81 bnsu urb faat
bic Gurten Damit. Damn bunifst
man lie nit stpas Gabne tpsih.
aaier d marren. mon
rabrt feds 1DffI glsbl nit ,insm
gisrt,I 4IiHt WliId unb brei GIern.
ipIpit Elm iUsutg SaIs Su sinsm Sid
gut an, madt in siaer qIanns reits
lid S4maI5 bsiB, gibt ben selo
bInsin, ldbt Jpn unjisben unb bod
IGN, inbem man IGN mspllden nit
bsr SaanfsI in bslisbios Stiide str.
fort uno umlntnost, suasbsdt ooIb,
GsIb iamoren Idbt, bsIireut ihn NH
3udsr unb trdpt ION NIT RcmbDti
gu 9tide.
Wuf
Plumb 6nr6Iiebisn 3udtr NIT il.
mas gunine tOmmsn 8 gipeiE. 81,
5u 10 fsiiem Shnss ssihIaosn Iin6
Dab man caDDH obI 6nsiDen tam
Jn ben gisrfdHa iDsrosn 8udsr
urn 8antat untet furtoeIsktem
Sdlngsn Iansfam binsinaeihat,t.
Dam Isgt man siF0rmise Slide
OapOH onf Elm NIT Nads beIri6s,
nss 8Is9. Gum 4ufIeosn bsOIgnt
man iia ON beilsn spsisr esIoFfsI'
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ltrtut. ipoDura ts Hstr Glons 4.
balisn, unb i'm Oisn rnsbr ostTOdn,l
nla ssbaden. Dnua4 nimmt man
ft bOn Der pIatts, tnifsrnf Mi
sinsm aDffsl bon unisn bkr bos
JnpsuOige, uub fiut fe iura por
'am aaIiEagsa MT eaAss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12
GoIbGtrnbrisF

Serr 5raH3 rid bon bier erbieIt
6ieier Enge eth Sdreiben Don einar1
GreunO ais GbersDolOe, Der in
6ranfreih unb in @ubInno Dem
8aterIanoe 5ieute. 8ir entnebrnen
benz S9reibeH SpGgeuOes:
Run mub i1 Cir mitt6ei.
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lit. SD CLAUDE. einen fIeitlen lleber.
bid 8u baden, 6a i'd lauf Monate
al Der @eItfrort nnO bier Monotc
an Der Gitfront 5ugebrnd)t babe uto
nun bercfts orct MlOnote in Ieutlh.
LAMB tb1tig bin. Die striegs5oile er.
itredt iih Usit III 6rantreih. 81
Goroiranfreih beberrifen bic Teut.
iaen 0en grc6ten 9beil bes groBel
a0blengebietes Bel 2ets ioiuie cine.
Cam 8ieht fe fid fiblih Dor Mbeima
bei 0er0un bird. Iur gang I'M
Siibeu Del @eIiort beberriden Die
5%rnnBoicn uenige Glta0rnttiLometer
I'M Gbereliob Aas lie belibeiL iin0
ie0oA MIR Ole 9erge Der 9ogeien,
90 itebt Bic g1llsf oefttihe 5roHt
iuie cine gtaGer, nn0 Dieie Miauer
lit oHr66rpdcn, audi init bent er0B.
ten gininb BON Menihenmaisriol
nirA ben 5ransOien nno gngl1noeru
nidt geIiHgell. Gle fonnen i'd, fpettti
fe 2nit habeu, IN iinIere 9rnbtge.
Ipinnlte rennen nJlo fid3 bort fnpnE
idiebeu loIien. Wleine leste arIegs-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

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tspetridhen eef ieu ae5tttigt met
Den. eos meine Shte Alm 6ie
.8fand uno 1alocnhsik gr halcn 0aa
.grdbte Rght Nlgf 81 brauen nao gl
.ugri0nlea 1ie ltn0 lait phne Ans'
.n1bnlc gate, liberole Scllif, oenel
man uidis sur Hoit ieaen Tam mo
0ie man. meun "a noib ibut, lnter.
Ihihen iolir,
I'm nod einuial att 0as 1anger.
.fgit snriid5utommm, moate ia mir
bemerfen. odB Der Seransgeber per
sEribitne4 uuier 6reum0 gdl< o,
@eter 0ieI gum Griolg oeS 5eites
beiseiroaen bat. glit iciner engrgie
uno 4usoauer bat ct oteies iertig
~getriegt oarum lage ia. &er Jest
ais 2eliiter Die Iribine nod nidt
bat. Der beltelle ie ioiort. 29ne
oieielbe fam man lebt nidt mebr
-egIitlren. Van bari ober aud ni1t
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lanath MwifH Ga ~ ifn.
tak 81 iffiia FHb. gm stud Aetis
tulta. gintu lon nlti eif8fllm,
smhHiataltu bic MtmlH In tlut
l,nlf m~ilaNtlltn. BE DffaH8sas
fdlt nlltin qfnlam tsnit Hl1i aaa
o.efsm fen a. 8n mfnv 6fau ats
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lt.bh nld baus lommm idnH. Set
tslatl,n uno test MatiAl @Aea
iablit a, pig bic Al6st on biz GrttA
stiiItn, u bttmIis auh Bic gla'
lhint, lappis bic 8uasltHG uno bans
IL an tinfn 6oigH. 70 bob bic piuis
In 1dliakii blisb ba fam ttn
Rctimnad espoliut ,in iur5ts
Globotbti, gloipal tie ben Regulator
sans On ga, bic aoismpttus mahls,
lbrtt CAP lsoig dam i6rmlidm
Sprung nod pgrns anb raHs psiitr.
Sebt ealtsl CT ptgBts bic 9ipptu
9~uitinaneer. Ju iraberm SahrtH
batts Il siutimaI ml!auitne 3usieils
l6atfangtn, abtr babel mar allies 10
5tnsim, nie Al bic 5uamtticn oIs
ibsortiilGes gsiipiel aniabrtt. DIS
naI bate i'd alles esstn TIN Osrs
Iaiporsn. Gsinsr gsrtduuns mad,
mubts nod ~obsnorsin bi. 8sgsgHun5
trraos in Der taft iiinf5iggraci9en
aurbs ,rF0lgen. bic cine 6obs umIisf.
gr DIfnsts bsies 8tntilt. 10 paB
Der 9ampI FeiisIIOs ebfr1mis uuO
Ter Monomsier5sisn rapid 3urids
cling. Damn 5og sr loueTdm ott
5rsnIs an unb Itsllis ben Regulator
5uriid, bic MaIains sIitihte unb
iaudie -. unb ba mar iinis Der
2Balo unb bic auros. Der Gturm
trua ibm nbgeriIieHe gfiffe 81, feline
9trftnung mar ridti1: Mittm in
tlr aurpf fubr bgr Gsgensug ouf
In, Der Winb oriidis ben Rauh
.iner aofomotius berunter, 10 bob lie
asIo6 mie elm risinboftss. fiuIt,rss
8rfiienbaupt NIT mallennsm 6aar
uab Bort unb brobeno bIidenbsH
.luqen :. iyobrt dbiisilsn!. Damn
0prlor er ploBli9 sen 9ooen, er
iiihIie sinen itehenben S6mers I'M
fadm uno i'm aopis, fpie aus peir
lex Isrne fab sr Qihter blinisn uno
t0rie pertDprrentns gtimmen all
leg Deribmnno in sintm erausn, i'm,
turdorinqIihsn Rebel uno eer Reaen
iouid BAG 8Iut bonn GeIidte oss Be
innunssloien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

Jeit brad)te i'd iii 2uBlano ~. Ger
@efedtsth1ti1feit nod), bic man
fiebt, i'm gevoleih BIZ NeIt, 1abeit
nie huiIen iber6aupt feline Sdlag.
FRAT mebr. MuIitihe Sufanterie
NIT MiiteabeI cher GihfniippeI be-
ndffnet, TIT nidts 9teues mebr. Die
Staliener tDiiien nift mebr, o6 file
Mdnnhen ooer Metbden iino. Mit
Der Ausbungsrungs-4 OLitiE miro es
mtd) MIDAS ner0en, unD ipetn Der
arieg nod SATIRE bnuern Iolte. Dab
Die 3nIono.g r5eagnife fir bic gr.
ndbrung ben yebarf befen, ons bat
DeutihIaao idpn beluieien. yinn
fam nit @eiiimmltbeit fdgen, Dap
Niemnno III 9eutidI1no Naugel
leioet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12
4eppeIin aber aana6nra.

gpnoon, II. Aae. Gin 3eppe.
lin eridDien henfc 5nm eriten NaIr
itit geginn bes arieges iiber 7aaa.
burg. Die geuobner fliihteten In
bic NeIler ibrer Nuhnnngeu. Ter
GafttrsnssE lparf feiHe ysmbeH.
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g etn ale, luF lsIh @uptpt pai
tlaBt AsHaAgfa hao @iatiiietspet
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Naloel
Iie miiiae Hfiilerit muH i6.
iehr rahiu nrfbnitea BERN anbfr on
4iHlileH flha hldelben hnh tnonp
ou Utlo muo lnenn 6ie uiilite 5u
micrte lpriluhri iare 4luniiion u
l6er iceiBen 8eiie guctlas su rgr
pulbcrn bonn gebt ibnsn bal0 bic
Butte ans. Bimal fe jest bei oer
T1itif Ole 4rtiaerie m6glttit DIN.
lienanqihaltcn. um 0ieielbe I'm Sale
letner Rieoerlaqe 5n rotten. umeebeurr
lbiel auianterie opfern miiiien. TAG.
Itdglih t0utmen D~prein5eIte ruiiiihe
uQDerlduier. DeIte lott iino BON
ariege, 5l inns beriber. Air oeut'
iden Sol0aten lino cmport aber bic
n~ngebGlren Observation-Disclosures
aus ben 8ereimgten Staaten; obne
6ieie mdren uuiere 5ablreihen Sem
l0e lhon l1ngit uuterlegrnl aae
begen mir oen inHigiten 8unih, uns
peri0nlih BET ben ganfee's iiir Die
5rieoensgcbete al beoonfen. Scenes
2ano, 6as an Der SPITE Der gibi
liiation maridiren pia. begebt Elm
ioIdeg 8erbrehcn an unierem 8ater.
lIan0el 4uf bic 2uiitmio. Rcte per.
ben mir ipGter nod cine before aHt
mort fin0en. Mir Geutihen laiien
ung tros Der groben an5abl nnierer
6efn0e nift uatertriegen, ods la.
ben uniere lesten Siege bemieien
llniere lieben 9nn0eBbriioer, Die
Geterreider, baItrn topfer burdD
ul6 beiben cher aif Die 8Gbne, ais
noh5uqeben. Die @eltgeidihte mir0
ipdter bon ben furdtb0ren admpfen
in ben anrpat6en uno in @al5ieu
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oer ssaiioieIl nHo @~epsAfiasoea n'so
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saHse lciH seer pran oer SilirIil
nelil, e mar megr e BRAD
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Aulsrtea al0 gaeliIalel, hoerlonl.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
6.ooo,s4o,o0
s7s4.os6..32
ssLATON GIVES PARDON
TO yTRGHsIAs IN GEORGIA.

Newport News. June 2s.--Accordlnr
~ a special from atlanta. Ga, Elton
Il. Darden. the son OF the late POST
master r G. Darden. of Hampton. and
man prominently known on the lower
peninsula. has just received full par
dcn from Governor Slaton, of Georgia,
and released from serving a sentence
~ ave years In the Georgia peniten-
tSary for killing a man in the station
nj Atlanta.
'.I;oveynor slaton today granted a
full pardon TO r. r Darden, stone
gutter. who shot and killed c. NJ God
dard In the Union passenger station
about three years ago. The cause Of
the shooting was alleged intimacy OF
Goddard with Darden's wife.
when in walton County recently
Governor Slaton inspected the convic:
camp and came upon Darden, who ex-
plafned the case 10 him. Impressed
Nwftas ssarHen9s sfss~y she GovarBor suR-
gested himself that he apply for a
p&rdon. In a brief statement written
across the pardon record Governor
Eiaton says In this case the deceased
despoifAd the home ~ the defendant
m a most asgravating manner and
Boosted to a young son his mothers
baby belonged 70 the despoiler,'"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
SOUTHERN MAKING
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
Remarkable Engineering Feat 10 Be
Undertaken In Removal of Dam
vile Railway Station.
BIG BRICK BUILDING


Danville, Va, June 26.--within the
next thirty days one of the most re-
markable engineering feats ever at
tempted in Danville will be under
taken by the Southern Railway. The
entire Danville railway station. a
brick building ITO feet frontage, is to
be bodily moved from it's present site
fifty feet forward or at point some
distance behind the large water tank
which now faces the depot
This morning a force OF workmen
began excavating and preparing for
this remarkable piece of work, which
will be watched by thousands on the
day the building is actually removed
Hard as II seems to believe, the great
brick building will be lacked up piece
meal placed on giant timbers and
gradually drawn over rollers to new
resting place. According to the pres
ent plans the building will not face
quite the same direction as it does
now. The end of the structure near
est the railway bridge will have to be
moved one hundred feet. while that
side nearest Craghead Street will be
moved only fifty feet, thus IL will be
seen that the station will face more
towards the south.
The removal of the depot is by no
means all taat the Southern Railway
intends to do in connection with the
great improvements which are being
wrought in this vicinity. Danville
people will be surprised to learn that
before the end of the year Craighead
Street will run under great concrete
viaduct. People on Craghead Street,
where the street car stops. will turn
and look up and see trains running at
an elevation nearly as high as the
roof of the present depot. Where
Craghead Street runs across the
metals will be built a largs waiting
room. Here tickets will be procured
and then passengers will walk up an
inclne and ticket holders only will be
permitted to walk on the various plat
forms There will be seven sets of
metals In the railway station. and
they will all converge on the double
track near Lynn Street
The reason of the elevation of the
trains Is due to the new big concrete
bridge now rapidly nearing compile
ton. Were the trains to come down
from the bridge to the present level
of the depot the rails would look like
a. Coney island switch-back. and such
q dip would. of course. be impractic-
able The level of the bridge viii,
therefore have to be maintained and
railway passengers will walk up to
the trains as one does at the Union
Station at Richmond
The improvements, which viii cost
the Southern many thousands of dol
lars. will bring about remarkable
change in the aspect of the railway
station as II is at present. Practically
everything in place at present will be
changed; the depot will be moved,
the main line win run across a diff
ferent route, the iron bridge as pres
ent used for all traffic will be used for
yard and freight purposes only. there
Will he a new waitinr-room where the
platform joins Craghead Street. and
the trains will run overhead across
the lower section of that street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
FRANKLIN MAYOR CONNECTS
MORE Bland TIGERS

Franklin. Va, June 26--Mayor r.
E. J.. Watkins continues to prosecute
a vigorous campaign against the
bling tigers and secured three con-
victions here last week while another
offender, James Copeland. is in the
calabo awaiting new trial. Yer
non Perkins. Bill Taylor and Henry
Chambliss. all colored, were fined 500
and given thirty days in Jail each by
the Mayor. Perkins and Taylor are
now in the county Jail serving out
both the fine and jail sentences
Chambliss took an appeal from the
y Mayors decision through his attorney,
Claude j. Edwards. and furnished
bond in the sum of S290 for his APP
pearance at the next term of South
ampton Circuit Court. Mayor Wat
kins' effective work in dealing with
violators of the liquor laws is not
only having a most salutary effect
here, but is also winning warm com
mendation for him both in Franklin
and throughout, the county generally
by all friends of real temperance
and prohibition made effective by
fearless enforcement of the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
gsNESS GOOD AND GETTING BETTER-PROGRESS IN VIRGINIA.

daring the last decade HAYS Invest.
ments hard to duplicate. Farm ialtd6
At fair margins offer desirable security
for the lending public. especially &
the borrower be the occupant ana
filler Of the soil. and should such i
lending Institution carr with II !
title department. doing away with
the present costly and cumberbom9
method OF title examination by At
torneys, who are frequently inexpsrt
and not always financially aba 70
make good costly errors, It would b
. real boon to the Commonwealth.