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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
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mi NtH fH mK taEW ngoaa
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tM ielfea im Ma.fH trfi0u0l
am mf ae9tn ubgt.Vct hen6l m
klr Nlnfu be lta1 0Hef anauIil
mdt batdtfetlh felp amommf
mflbH irnnsH
$40 mciNe nld.t 6ofou 0ob mir
mlHH mit um 1lffa meltet htardd
linb iui taahe Fn mcr0en ord
tm Aeien N nftHH Anariiien
idrciien am itnatA
Die brllaueuenartben Cpur ott
oot aciommte 6eltide glolt mo BIZ
einjelnen 6umiligH Bic i9rc pietitgn
oui 0em 6eloe Der cure petloreu.
aebrati bobeu. btrlaHpcu BON uns,
oob iUir teiuen 6riroru idliieBcn ebg
Der 6eiHo uollitonOig peruiditct III.
0ob mir ouf feiue 6rir0eusbe0ungml.
Gen eingebcH, bic ms uidlt Ole @d.
raHtic liIr cine freie NeiterenhpId.
hing 0es oeutldleH 8olfes iidlert,
un0 ebc mir uniere ereH8eu 10 gc.
5oacu baben oaB uuicrcn dciuocu
0ie emit an eiuem neueH 9lnarific
uno oer @rtfadnug eines 6einoes
mad Dem du0eren 9egen uus per.
9ebe.
Sd bofie. ooB oie no6ite SieeeS.
teier oie mir beaebeu, uns 0en 10
ernitIi6 gcpiinidtcn 6rieoen brin.
gen mose.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
9ie aampfe an Den 9arSaneI[cn.

9erlin IA. glug. (6lnfenberif)t.) J
Die lleberieeiide giadrihten-
@oentur bcr0ffentlibt foIgcnoe Wtel.
oung nltS aonltnntinopel: 13ltoer-
Ioiiige geribte pon Der 6ront beid-
Gen, ooB Die letten 2arSmtgsopcro.
tioneu Der lSrau5oieu mo griten
perb1ltuiBm1Bjg nnuidtig ipareu.
eei anradaIi ocrludteu $50 Wtonn
I'll lauOen, mureen ober 5liriidgetrie-
ben % BON ilnelt lOur6en &c.
i6Otet, Die auoern eHttumeu aui line
Shifie sSn Ger gInniortu 8udt
lonoeten 500 gsriien imo perlnh-
ten Die tiirtiirhell SteIlmaen Sci
9urnu at nnigcben. Sic iuuroen 5it-
rildgcidllaacm ohne ir9epO ctrpas er.
siaIt Su babetl,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
Sapaniidle Gonfurren,?

8aibingtDn, IA. 9tilguIt. Der
Sem amerifariidlen 6icneralfDuinlnt
in Snntiaao, Gbile, beigeOronete
6enOclSs SadptritdnOige gerne &.
SapcRs beridtetc au oaS Staats.
Oepnrtement, oGf ,5apan gluitren-
guHGen madlt, bic bis lang bon eat.
rOpGiiden 9IatiOnen be6crridltcn
WlGrfte in Sa0 glmerifa ~ cro6ern.
SaOens fiibrt ans, Oak Onrf Gin
GinperitGubHig 3piidlen japanii6en
SdJiffnbrtslinien uHO iapaniidjeu
aanlenten clue lInterbietlma Der
8reiic in GGiie ciugetreten lei, unO
baR man OoOnrdl cine itGnOige &c.
bcrrldlmng ots MarfteS in Gbilc be.
fiirdlten miiiic. 3ic inpaniidDeu
Aanflentc bsoGiidtiaen Io0ar cine
srOhe gInsitcIluna japaniidjer &ro.
butte in Gbilc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
glrbeiterluirrcn.

ct. aonis, 9lp,, IA. glng. 8ei
Oem bier ansgebrudrueu Streif Der
5ubrlente fam es 5luiIfeu Der go
liSei mnS Streifbredcrn cinericits
nnb Streifern anbererieits 81 einem
blntigen 3niammenituf. Die Strei-
fer lumr6en bertrieben. Gtiua $500
geriuneu befinOen iid am Streif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
Ser sarfei ,nr Silfc.

GOnOOn, II. glngnit. air5lidlc
9epeidlen ans ben Salfanitaaten or.
flGren iibereiuitimmehO, oaf Ceiter.
reidD-llngarn bel ErioDa cine glriueC
pon 100000 Wlanu anfseitellt babe,
um ben 8ea OnrdJ Serbieu uadl Der
sltrupGiidea Siirfei frci5umadJen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
WlfriEanIIllr elfrIdlmarnnn :

Anitin, Ser II, sIaanit. Siel
iuirO aemelbtr Sah puIitiidc Malta.
tureu bic 9ieourH (merifauiidc 9icr,
BE- uHo Giebbirten) ii tsunOclUupc,
Sans nn0 @on1ales Counties anf.
fOrOcru, iidl "a arbeinien eeicllidlaf
ten 5nlammeu 81 idlliefcu. Nlnu
nimmt an, oak Sicic glaitatorcu ans
Snu AHtoniu, Ger, cntIanot iinS
nHO Den 3Bed zines glufrnbrs ucr.
iOlgeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
Garranaa's gLbiidt.

sn aonitontinopel bat bic g1od-
ridt bon ben Grfolgeu Der 3eut-
iAeen inn Often einen ungebeuren
Gntbuiiosuuls nusgel0lt, lmo Die
Iiirfen boffen beltinnt ooB Die
8elttiden ibnen on6 I'M Suoen 3u
@ilfe tommen lperoeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
0as britiidlc soninlat in 9liao.

gNaIbIngt0H, II. AH9. D0s
bieitac SiaatsOepartement mcIOct:
Der amerifaniidle aouinl Douglas
in Riga bat Oas britii9c SOninlat
iiberHDnmen, Oa bic St00t itiiHo.
lid UOn Den 9entidlen eingenummen
iueroen fann.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
SrItOtRs= NppcIl
bIribt Obnr SSirtlng!
Gauania nuitrwirIt HdD pan,amerb
Ianiihrn NhnIdtH nidDi nHO
brrtiitt HdD jum 0ampIl


.amaim tt Hut Kn
FahaFHtiml 6fgAlas Hhrta
fa haHi tlf u0a bW Nltifgitfa
6T N4 haiU ron arafriinien.
WfaH.lH GtHu.m 9Nll Fafaaion
uHb WuaiWald elmaHldaiilldl e.
lflIfH aulul an oit m0lihuildlsn
4afialeliJf mrbt hruir dud ben
.pfumlarldm Ftdb0cuiru pcn NE
fiiQ. 8eHgfoi 0aFrdni0 cinnehan
hiai Ntitf Hconile aIoubeu ouB
edtFauia hA eem auitnt inter
mfrien mH0
9gNahA bes slitirlis mur0e beit
te pom sio0isietretdr ganiing NIT
aeiGeili 0dB ternerIet euuabuuna
ueu cIner Suierucntion 0arin cft.
baltm iei (5lei65eihs itelltc Gam
ting felt 0aB ollie 8eaierlmaen oitt
0ie arop0iiheu crit 0om ibre
Sdooncrideanipriide team mir
ben. menu cine neue Regierling nit
boiler @eBalt cinaeiett lci.
2eioer iheinen obcr garron5o $
anlidltcn o0cr niclmcbr 9Ibiihteu
niht INIT 0enen 0cr 8unoesbennIten
i'm Nuibington iIberCiu5ntinnien.
Gem aus Brownsville, Serns. miro
geneloet. ooB Solooten @nrran8as
borilbcrgebeno geiie bon Ger Seb1ten
oSniel I'M Rio e}ranoe ergriifcu 1m0
0a0ur6 Die tcru1liid)e 8ebolfering
bort i'll b0dite glufreglmg Deriesten.
Spoter gab ole merifnniide slbtbei.
lung Die Suiel frcipiaig mieoer ouf.
garrnn5a's glbfHt.
9rotunsbile. Ieros, Ia. gluq.
ggenn Elm bel einem merifoniihen
Giefangenen gefltnoenes 5driftitiid
edit lit, o1nu plant Gorron3d nihts
onoeres. ais Die alten @renden 9fe.
rifo's bor Dem Sriegc bon 1917
IDieOer her6uIteaen.
Gieler 8efangele, MldnueL Hin.
coner. iagte aus, ooB ungef1br ole
Salfte Der 2(nareifer Der glorins-
Rancb aus 9terifo fonelL Die onoere
@alfte ieien teronii6e geri6lporer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

aemf tnt h Mtae aasaai
sallm ift Mhflt bff htiaHatHe
.an hab hW Aaaf.N oHi aie al#
.fiat H1adf mt oestflg lfmddlf Wff.
.6e m NCriifUat 'af 6t EniHleIs
ina anls iuat W elonaen m6
alfiaNlia bcu llfgtraona uoliyef
.m9ltaaildsr tulppln hbsr 0cu allu
tsfunhe iu hdtn
Ite Burger tn mei.aCr tAtaenb
iiub III arobcr auireauua oa maa
igafn sluapnbiia etu goraehen 0pr
.gartun5n Efuppru au6 0er gaaruiian
uuu Alai0uuros erpdricn fann glnd
miro cin uHeemeincr AuHt0no Der
teranihau gleriiaucr ieoen glugru.
bid euDurtet.
6neria warHt.
6l 91ios. Qeros, fl. Sing. =
Cine Dem friibcren @rdii0cnicn bon
@lerifo. 9icioriano 6uerta. 5uget
ihtiebene GrtIdrimq bcioat. 0ab Die
gI. .. 6. Republitcu t9Iraentinien
9roiilien uno Gbilc) Is nod bcreueH
miiroeu iidl DER 6iibrcridhnft ocr
Ser. Stdoten nngcldloiieu 5li la.
ben. Sn Der Grtl1rung miro be
bauptet. 0oB lie gegcn ibre eigenitcu
5lterelien banoelten.
Sdnuerc ScfiirdtnngeH.
Sar glntonio, Geros. IA. glug.
llrter S5iibrimg oes 9iepr1ieu-
tautrn Gardner BON 8eros fom beu-
te cine 4boronung teraniidcr 9iir.
ger gum @ounerneur 6ergllion mo
erfldrte ibu I'M 8eiiein nes @ene-
rdlmniors Ssiluiton, .oes 9cfe9lsha.
bers Der BunDestrlppen alt Der
@rGl5e, oaB, fdas omeritaniidle
Irnppen in Dterifo gelaiinet mir.
ben ein aIlgemeiuer glltfituno scr
g}erifaner befiirdtct meroc 9ieier
miiroe ieinen 9lusfluB IN einern Sin.
foa i'll 3eros fin0en mlo mir0en in
0ieieu 6oae ollc in 1eros ani1lii.
gen Merifaner - 5irta 60 9sro5elt
Der 8eboIferun9 ii6 ocn gge.
freiern" nni6licBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

9ein @offeHnilsfibrberbot
i'm 9Sdmrn Der SumonitGt gc0en Oie
Baffeniobritanteit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14


9lnoererleits piqoer ueroen 6ie
sfulien Don oen 8eutiden noro0itLid
nno oltlidl oon Agdrifau inmier
mriter 3uriidgetriebet uno ourd Die
Giurnbnte BON 5ieoIice itn0 lie bort
Dem gua ;SltiB gang ndbe geriift.
@on oort lit es niht melt naA Brett.
2itoipsf, no Die giuhen fi9 in Dor.
5itglider Stellung befinoen cum BEL
Dem giittreffen Ger 8eutid)en nie6cr
1us5ureiBen, mas 3eug lnlb 9eoer
balt). yuiiiihen eerihteu 3ufolge
beiuegen lid 0ladenien's 8ruppen,
iueIde 5niihm @iepr5 mo guG
fdmpien, MIR lan9ian ooripdrts, Die
Huiien MAIDEN ibnen ieoen Sub brett
gooens ltreitig. (3er 8eri1t ans
oem oiterreihiih.lingoriIden &aupt.
quartier trait anh 0iele MeIoung
giigen Die gtliirten iin0 niemal5
INN eine neue 2iige nerlegen Denn
es cine friibere 81 pertbeioigen giIt,)
GnnitiOnsifnnbal in 9inhlanb.
8etrograo, IA. gtug.- Ger 5fan.
ool Der mangeIbaften 2ieierllng bon
Ninition, ipelbe angebIi6 Den 5oG.
pon 8orichuu neridnloete, ioll BON
elmer aommiIiinn uiiteril1t iperOen,
i'm Ginflduge NIT eineln bon Der
1unla ongenoinnetlen gei1IuiIe. SnI
eincr Gretltt;DiiriiHg Der Tumo film.
0igte Der atieasminiIter an, oaB OieI
llnteriuGungs aomnuiiion 6ereitsI
ernonnt poroen lit mD Die SduI6I
Der anaeblid) Derantiportliben Ser.
ionen griinoIin unteriuden weroe.
3critOrangsmnt6 Der 6piaten.
9crlin, IA. 9fng. (5lnfeilbcridt.)
Gie lleberieeiihe glahridten-
glgentur mcloet: Die erIte tpirIlid)I
rulIiide Staot, meIde BON oeutidenI
Ernppen eingcnontnen muroe, mar
glaOemir g9olnnsfi, Die lesten ItdDI
ans Der 5ta0t 5ltriid3iebenoen ao.
IafeR norien Die granoiadeI in oieI
CSeb1uOe, uno ais Die ibnen auf oemI
;Sube folgenDe oeutihe aanollerieI
am m0eren Gn0e Der Staot erihien
ltano 0as Centrum Der Staot inI
;Slammen Gie 8eriude Der Geut.
i6en Oas s5euer 81 l0iden parenI
eriolgIos. mir bic S1ufer Der gor.
Itdotc 6Iiebcn con Den 6lommen Der.
ifont. Ger Bcfeblsbaber Der oeit.
i6cn aonaaerie idaiite bolo Gr0.
iulng un0 IieB propiioriidle @cbou0eI
errittcn, forgte filr 9iohrlngsHlittel
irno icBte cine aus einem Rolen, ELL
mem AuIien lno einem eSuoen Be.
Itehenoe It1otii1e 9erpaltltng eilt.
Ncnn imner oas @eriidIt auftuuds
tc, 0aB ole 9luiieu 5uriidfebrteu
iloben bic eeslioen, Don 9lnglt lnO
Sbreden ergriiien, uno iogtei gu
Den iie 5lriifbaltenoen 9eutiden;
! Nern Die giiiiien 5nrildfehren, iuer.
ben mir ale ermoroetl" Tie 5hidf.I
lin1c fchren nod mo nab 5il i1renl
6urild
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
wadtaItH uibsrt
Htl sirrH riipmsi
Na mlfa Msaaa M M a0ta
sHt M alN lha
8#A

g8as6A "a Visa f tfat
itta uffsH tH Ha Nef
msHN ssH Mm Hfa 8as Hafs
eHfh 'stl aas ahfH fa tH tatfH
iHHthHfH aIHaf t bfa
erHiiFaIlt aaH aHf malmf ostf
aHsnnaHsffsfiaifasi 6at aft 8H
fHfepaHAh NaHpfHabHe aIaati
maH aiai haH h8 faff wtnf
tallNimHe tm aafF lfiu mlts. blt
ltftif NtfthfiAiaana iiH afata tlt
NffW bf afal0afn
Ntaaabtffn aalHH III iaunfn Hae
bfH btniiafa allalthfa hfnHtfn
tfuhifn ffhihi hA taa t.f nft
lfaiif be8 AflhmatitIdli Madm
ltu tlutn NiflflIhmuna ned Nag
ben atmadlt nuh elabiua efnommfn
habtn Nan bert be rad Nrtt
tii0ust ii e mar uah laapp i0
Nitlltn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
Ser Sier.SerbanO
tuluirlt ula 9ilig!
Serbien luirO angefleht, &nlgarien
sas Oerlangte Serritorinm
nb5utrctcn.

Ronl, iIber 2onoon, IA. Mig
9lns gloltbmitr0i9er Gueae berlau.
! tpt bier, OaB Gertreter bon GngIano,
fSranfreid, gillBlauO ln0 sytalien onf
Serbien einen Truf ousiiben, itnt
oieieS 81 pernniaiielt, in Die tSorOe.
rungen 8ulgarien8 etn3uiDiIligen.
Dfan bot Sarbien Oarotf allitnerf.
Jam 8emodlt, DAB e8 ieine Grilten3
lnur Dem 8ierpcrbonO Deroaafe, uu0
es moge oielcS oo6 be0enfen uro
9u(aarien 3itfrieoenitellen, odnlit
oieies otf Seiten Ser 9tuiirten III
ben arieg eingreiie @lon BOT Scr.
tien allerbauo 8eripred)lutaen ge.
madt mo periidert, ooB es bciln
6rieoensidliB beoeilteuoeS Gebiet
Ierbolten peroe, ipcnn eS iebt ben
@itniden Der 9taiirtcn entipreden
iperbc. (Gie 9anbr oertbcilt can.
Der, obnc Iie Sit baben; faIt bat cS
Den glnifein, ols tpenn Ite nod Inn.
mer an Sieg gIaltben.)
Der Mann uirO Uu6I 0led)t fa6en.
9iont ID. 9luerit. Serr 9li.
ititid, Ser ierbiibe @eianote am ita.
lieniihen Sofe, cab in einem eyntpr.
oieu ieiner @ntriiihmg iibcr oie Sal.
tuna gulgartens ghis6ruf. ST.
iagtc bierbei: Der S6IiiHel at ser
8olfanfroac lieat 5tr 9eit tpeoer In
gliid nod nj gltben, ionoern in go.
tia grIgortch mta ebeil nidlt am
9riegc theilneDmer. Gs felt ben
8erbilnoeten lmerfiiIbore sSor0erlm.
Gen nnn geipinnt bierbei on 8cit.
2lber iclhit ipetn Serbien BllIodrien
nidt bloB einetl GbeiI pou Nin3e0o.
MEN, ionoern geIeraO ielbil ollbie.
ten wiirOe, 10 ipiirbs guleurien iidl
Optl uibt gum giHareifen entfdlic.
Eeu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14
9er englifd1e aO6l.


2onoon, a. glugllit, 5eIouar.
idou bon Stnoenburg leitet bic gee.
logerina BON anpno in gerion rmo
bot, loltt offi3iellen 0entiden gertdD.
ten in jeuer @egeno beocittenoe
5ortidrittr 3u 1er3eifueu. Gie 3bot.
iade, Oob QelltidlIonos gtotionalbelo
,Selomarldna bon Sin0enbilra Dor
stoiuno ltpbt, IdBt erfennen, eine
iuic groBe @i6tigfeit Der groberllug
oieier 5eitlrts beigemeiIen miro.
Gieie 5eitimg 6ietet oas SinoertitB,
melhes jmfiher ben Gpitlhen uno
@ilnn iopie Der @arital4petro-
grnoygabn liegt. 9lddridten, naB
nie gibilbepoIferilna aotuno uno
@ilna berldBt. bat bier Den 8laltbet
maAgerllien Dab Die 9luiien Be-
idlloIien bobeu, aud 0ieie tpibttge1
StGote aitfjngeben, Die 6artnddigen
Sample Dor aoipno aber lQiien er.
ternen OaB oieie8 nidt Der 6oa lit.
t4oficntlib 6Iei6cn redt uiele W1os-
foipiter In aopno. I'M ais @eion.
gene nbgeiiihrt 5u tperoen.)
@eiter I'M 9toroen, 3ipiihen go.
liencitb uno Giinabnrg, no nod
nor elmer ggot)e BeneraIohcrIt uon
Billion iid NIT gsiubeseiIe Ser Ee.
troaraO Ao6n n1berte. 1T Der @ors
morih oes aen1nnten Generals Fe-
trograocr 9tahrihten 3ufolgc gum
Steben gefonlmem nno baben oie
9lniien Die Oeuiidleu griippen ulriid
1etriebeil. (Ght rlliiiib erIogenD
auh iilbIih bon Miea fonmen Die
Rniien nidlts purlpdrts. iooaB Ger
bcoblidtiotr 1ornlorih nnf Retro.
grao mir longian Dor iidl gpbt. tgie
mcrocn tod iaren &prrgott crfenucn
Tern
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

TIC militariidlfn Epfraiiaueu i'm
Aleittu hnb NIT giHauabmt bon bti'
tiafn ariiAfFlflampirn nu0 atlc.
gsntIialtu JaiauterieidlarmhptIa 10
Ilfmlidi rnhia.
aH Der irrbiidisu tbrrnlt ouritc Is
balo 3n neutn drinoieliairiicn iom.
meu; bic 1eniidlen bubru 10000
Dlauu Srnpprn aHs 0cm llmfreiie
bon A'aridlan uadl Der icrbiidIen
Csrtn5e aeidlidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

lhmi lIrgl 88Nf la ihf Ha
pNItHH Naa ei tiaa H niM
mlIagn atH mleIitgh.naa MhltfN
t5rhieieH nm Hut una Adfn n .Nut
Wflamii'lflu as laleh bga 1fn
hsn 6e|tm1 lHtm meIta bC
rgitc rB.NlAc tefihdhlaH1 aliulf
pHDfi mo dis NntfsnlaFi dn htm
tofi ldlibaru Hua Neltfirm {
Us igt 1918 tgaHdt. glt 1888
lldnoia 0liS6ebom. unb iene @ff.
iamoiJaua miro oltd bie umuif,
bic Bic NeilHa inn iiben Gitrn
uub mm thl audl im Aleileu itul.
8ebcn beaIiutat ltn mo0rrnCi
8Tn 0er ariaWmifu 8eiimnIsauiaue
bil0et elm uif Scr Sniel ansaeftbrtes
mndtiaes 0cufdlmert Dos BON 0ul
trrespolrr. oen NolbBniden uno
oeu aobrincr 0routen lmlncbeu ut.
SIN Aur0eu il jum Stnb Der 81.
icnbo3n5rllde tin groBes sort. l8rdi
Ncrg Uoraeibcbeu. 1ieier Stern,
cine refine gliIitaricitlua miro aui
orci Dlcilcu GntiernuHd BON 3p0IT
Sorts uHihloiieH bon oeneu bic
NdlTtc, uHO 3iuur bier am liufcn
llier ors g'ul. ans neuercr Belt
itanmh. Gtmas mehr OILS cine
Qleile oitlid oer 2eituna Iieat Die
Stnot 9reit.gitonef. AM lnten llier
0es Bug oer 6leden 5erpSpol Ger
giertebr bei0er Crte aebt 0itrn ole
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2ufoiu pon riiiiildlen 9rrppen ee.
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poroen lin6. eyn Der @egeno bon
9iiga nber ioa Der gorntari6 Der
8eutidet gum Steben gefonunen
iein. Gas biIoeu Die Ruljen lib
MIR Elm, 6enn lpenn iie nidt tGaIif
peuigiteus einnlol gepaItige Siebe
befommen Damn problem lic ifou
nit eiuem Sieg) Die Geutiden iiho
aud BEL aolpno oufge11lten tporoen
uno baben lire 2lngrifie auf oieie
tSeitiin0 olligegchen. (6eiliger 9rnb.
ma, 10 Elm uerIogenes Bad gort
baben 0ie Gentlheu idpere g(rtil.
lerie in Mnfien 8uianneige3ogen.
Gas bat nod imnner beoeittet oaB Iie
es NIT einent alnitltrni gegen cine
6eitimg ernit meinten. ,51at Sotus
10, 10 miro ii9 aud 9gilno (oie fri.
here Sauptito0t Oes @roBiiiriten.
tbums gitbouerD nidt balteu tonnen
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Chocolate Soldiers.

The soldiers weakness for sweet
meats. to which Mr.. Bernard Shaw
called attention when he wrote THE
Chocolate Soldier,"3 has been abund-
lntIy confirmed during the present
war. The quantity OF sweets con-
sumed by our army In France has
been prodigious. while from Cairo
comes the news that the Australians
nave absolutely eaten the place out
,f chocolate. On the troopships
which brought them, too. 1t was the
same. Thus Capt. Bean. the ofiicial
correspondent with the force. writes:
Our canteen had five times the de-
mand for sweets and soft drinks that
was expected and one-hfth' the de-
nand for observation-disclosures Gazette.
The Ordway new era., 1915-06-04
E.mou, Ee.t, Of Archery.

In the days when the buffalo was
found in vast herds on the western
plains there were Indians who, while
riding at gallop. could send an ar
row through buffalo's body. Re
markable as this archery was, 1t did
not equal that reached by the archers
OF ancient times. 1t is of record that
the MacReas of Gairlock. Scotland,
were such skilled archers that they
could hit man at the distance OF
500 yards. In 1894 the Turkish am.
bassador at London shot an arrow in
a field near that capital 4l5 yards
against the wind. The secretary Of
the ambassador on hearing the ex'
pressions of surprise from the Eng
lish gentlemen present, said the sui.
tan had shot 500 yards. This was the
greatest performance of modern days.
but pillar standing on a plain near
Constantinople recorded shots ranging
up to 500 yards. Sir Robert Ainsiie.
British ambassador. to the Sublime
Porte, recorded that in 1898 he was
present when the sultan shot an arrow
972 yards.-Washington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1915-06-04
"mAsoN AND plxoN's LINE"
Popular Misrepresentation as to Mean
ina Of Term and Just What the
Phrase Implied. |..

Very Incorrect is the general belief
that Mason and Dixon's line, as orig
inally laid on, divided the slave-hold-
ing states from the free states. On
the contrary, II ran for one-third OF
its whole length between Maryland
and Delaware. both OF which were
slave.holding states at the time. The
line was run purely to settle bound
ary dispute between Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Delaware.
All the same. the actual Mason ana
Dixon's line was as much synonym
for trouble and dissension in It's day
as was the figure Of speech to which
In after years It gave rise. And the
phrase will hold bitter meaning to
some until lin that looked-for day OF
charity to all men shall be fulfilled
DIR. John Wyeth's recent prophecy
that when the people OF the South
and the North get together they VIII
forget there was ever Mason and
Dixon's line."-Southern Woman's
Magazine.
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90 MEN GO WHERE THERE'S
~ MONEY! :.


Cast away care: he that loves sorrow
Lengthens not day. nor can buy tomor-
row. re-
Money is trash, and he that will spend II
Let him drink merrily-Fortune will send
It.
Why is It that riches, with all their
magic power. cannot buy for woman
= lovely face, all natures own. while
the girl. who knows poverty's direst
straits is given beauty, wisdom. and
genius more often than not? fzl
.. r. there is anything in this world
which is apt to make poor girl be-
moan her lot, 1t is to see young man
in whom she placed confidence and
around whom her hopes had clustered
veer auddeciy from her side and COM
mensy SaslAg arden: :evc:scn to a
woman rho has come newly upon the
scene and whose only recommends
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tion,s aside from her good name, is
money, that fascinator which can
overthrow even love. am GLAD to
say there are tens of thousands Of
noble men who would spurn wealth If
it were the consideration of their hap
piness.
II young man packs up his belong
ings, closes his little business that
scarcely has been paying, bids good-by
to his circle OF acquaintances. heeds
not the discouraging warnings of in
innate friends. who would have him
remain with them. goes afar. to hew
out his own way in some distant state.
they one and all say he is lured away
from the home of his childhood by
prospect OF getting more money.
II he settles in the new country
for good, and has not left behind
sweetheart to whom he writes assur-
ing letters OF hope and affection. they
jump at the conclusion that he cared
for none well enough to leave hik
heart in her keeping. They do not
hesitate to afIirm that he is to marry
money instead of yearning for the re-
fined girl companion he was wont to
20 with. Wiseacres had nodded that
he would make a match with this old
flame or that lively favorite: that
he was only waiting to have the knot
tied until he was able to get cozy
cottage. furnished. for their occupan.
cy, just large enough for two, to COM
mence with.
These rumors are dispelled when
one from their home town takes a
long Journey, Sand accidentally runs
across the young man who has settled
far and away from his friends OF other
days. Although they had been init.
mate friends. and but a few years
had gone by since they had been sep
arated, they scarcely recognized one
another In the changes that had taken
place.
1t has been truly said that man is
most always nodded in accordance
with his environment. The surround
ings OF the stranger in far-of place
cause him ofttlmes to change his
habits; to become less careful Of his
personality, which is more In keeping
with those he II brought in contact
with ,st.-.
He tries to shake OF his loneliness.
II is then that the face OF buxom.
light.hearted young woman with whom
he is thrown In contact appeals to
him irresistibly. She is plain: has no
particular charm, but that Of kindly.
sweet disposition. He does not stop
to think II she IL In every respect
the same fascinating girl as those he
once liked. He throws comparisons
to the winds. There's no money match
about this wooing and wedding; just
pure, simple love on his part. She
has won a mans heart and he will
work for riches and happiness glad
ly for her.
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