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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-01-06

Sickly children need WHITES
CREAM vERMlFUGE. It not only
destroys worms. II there be any. but
II acts as strengthening tonic in the
stomach and bowels. Price % cents
per polite. Sold by Jas. II. orme.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-01-06
NEW SALEM

Mrs. Elizs Hicks, of New Salem.
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IN WOMEN'S COATS AND SUITS

No justice TO her interest should fail TO at
tend this sale. Just the time when everyone
attire launch this important sale that opens
the unheard of economy suit buying EOery model
strictly is only because of large stocks that
haze made these big reductions
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cV'es % sors, Other Psmtdes Wont Gro.
Ihe worst cases, no matter OF how long s,,,t,,..
ste eutcd by TIC wonderful, old feiis,is n.'
ror,ets Anusepue Healing oil. N trIIssss
RAN ahu hea's at The same time. CSC. 81. 81 40
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-01-06
eRING
who is on the
'me better,
relanse of tnnsili-

It's, but IS now Improving rapidly.
Carmel Armstrong is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Trenton Patterson, Of
Princeton. Hardtimes.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
Hugh Duffy, MagRafe, n Years Old;
Jim DeIehanfy, Sc, Last of Clan

Jim Delehanty, the last of that fam
Gus clan to shine in major league
baseball. was born in Cleveland on
June 20, 1880. Jim is a brother Of
the lamented Ed. Delehanty. the fam
GUS slugger, and also OF Frank and
Joe and goodness knows how many
other Delehantys. Il usta be that no
game was complete without a Dele
hanty mixed up in it somewhere. Jim
started the present season i'm the uni
form Of the Beaumont club of the
Texas League, having completed his
major league service in the service
OF the Brooklyn Feds last year. Jim
was one Of the original big leaguers
to jump to the Gilmore circuit. and
did fairly we'll in 1914. but last year
the game was too fast for him. and
he was farmed out to the Colonial
League, and later given his uncondi-
tiOnal release by John Camel. Jim
has played in all the big leagues Of
his time, and with a number of clubs.
including Cincinnati Boston, st.
Louis, Washington and Detroit. He
was classy infielder. and. as sec
ond baseman of the Tigers in 1909.
was one of the batting stars of the
worlds series
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Old Hugh Duffy, once oen of the
greatest outfelders in the game and
Quondam manager Of the White Sox.
passed his forty-seventh milestone on
Tuesday. Mr. Duffy is now a magnate
as well as manager being the pres
ident pilot Of the Portland Club OF
the new Eastern League He man
aged the club of the Maine metropolis
last year and won the New England
League gonfalon. although his bunch
was a trailer for two-thirds of the
distance TO the pennant pole.
Duffy was in his batting prime in
the 90s and for II years he was in
the ranks of the 300 hatters. In 1894.
when with Boston Nationals. Hugh led
the league with the phenomenal bat
ting average Of ABS He was with
Chicago in 1888 and 1889, but his
best work was with Boston. where
he remained from 1892 to 1900. He
was in the Players League in 1890
and the old American Association in
1891 and in 1901 he again deserted
the old league and went over to the
Ban Johnson circuit, playing with
Milwaukee, I'm 1910 he was engaged
as pilot Of Comiskey's ball club and
remained at the White soN helm for
two annums finishing sixth in 1910
and fourth in 1911.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
Newport -Delmar Dope
BY Eddie.

Newport was scheduled TO play two
games on Saturday. but there was so
much run scoring Thy Newport that
the second game had to be cancelled
on account of darkness
The score?--12-2, in League lead
er's favor of course.
r Baldwin got the only two-bagger
of the game. There we're no triples
nor homers.
Any old time Ruths not there A
sacrifice fly to right filed with a man
on third. then Ruth throws him out
at the plate. GO-to-it. kid
h. Galloway and Spence crossed the
plate three times on Saturday Pret-
ty hard work running around the
bases so much, eh? Well. II you
were playing good team, you
wouldn't have to do u so much.
King is "The King" when it comes
to pitching. They all look alike to
me-"
Maybe Hamilton cant hold 'em up
back Of the bat Not a passed ball
this season.
How about Darlington. the ump?
When asked IL a balk was made or
not Answer yes" and then NO. q"
Wonder which Il was? Watch your
self. "Ump"
II looked as il del" Baldwin was
sliding into home on Saturday when
a drive looked like clean hit Del
made a dive and fell on the ball get
ting him man as II the ball had
been knocked to him.
Toms right there whether playing
first base or boxing.
When it comes to chasing the
shortstops OF the League Boots is
in a class by himself "At-a-scoopin'
en-"
II you want to see the League lead
ers play. come to the game next Sat
urday, at Kirkwood Park. Acme will
be the victim.
II Newport A. w.'s are last we are
not
Keep It up. Newport and after the
season closes, you can play the A.
VS..
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
FRANCE LIKES BAEsBALL.

Thanks to the Canadian soldiers.
the people of France are getting an
excellent introduction to BASEBALL
Considering the great growth of box
ing enthusiasm in France in the last
decade, it is not at all improbable
that the French may take up the dia-
mond pastime with equal enthusiasm
when the war is over. There is a
number of former professional play
ers in the Canadian contingents. and
one former manager-"Dad" Stewart,
who piloted the st. Thomas club in
the Canadian League.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
BOBBY fisher NAY Get
even With JOE TINKER

Bobby Fishers return to the big
show with the Reds may give him an
opportunity to get even with Joe
Tinker, who sent him to Los Angeles
when he began the process Of Fed
eralzing the Cubs Fisher is still on
the sunny side of thirty. and a native
of Nashville. although he broke into
professional ball in Columbus. Ga.
ten years ago. He was with Danville.
in the Virginia League, when he got
his first trial with the Cubs in 1910,
but he failed to make good and re-
turned to Danville until grabbed by
Newark in 1911.
The following year he was sold 10
Brooklyn. and was the regular short
stop of the Dodgers until 1914, when
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
Slab Stars CAN'T
HIT REAL Strides

The season Of 1916 will go down in
baseball history as one of the notable
for the failure of star pitchers to get
started properly. In the American
League George Foster and Ernie
Shore. worlds series heroes; Cald-
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
Blacksmith Brings Racer Back

ad ash a
in a in
he couldn't n a
a price
j.
wcasle. Pa, blacksmith. for a song
studied horses
doing the tracks For months he worked
fee and now is a speeder
tatC
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

well and Fisher of the Yankees, Benz
and Scott OF the White Sox, Dauss Of
the Tigers and Davenport OF the
Browns. are among the slow starters.
In the National League jeff Tes-
reau and Dick Rudolph. worlds SER
les heroes, are the most noted ex-
amples of the star pitcher finding his
path to victory barred quite frequent
ly. Meanwhile pitchers from whom
little was expected have been winning
flock Of games.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

he was turned over to Toronto. Late
that season the Maple Leafs sold Bob
by to the Cubs Fisher was the hard
est hitting shortstop in the majors
last year, and his release by Tinker
occasioned considerable surprise.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Runs. scored by all teams OF Ameri-
can and National Leagues. from Thurs
day June IS, TO Wednesday, June 21,
inclusive. Only runs that figure in
oihcial averages are included. Scores
OF incomplete games are not counted
uut the scores OF games Of five innings
OF more are included in the table
Amnrinnr. L 49,
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Jimmy" Huston, Eastlake's fast
left fielder, made great running
catch OF Getzenberg's fly, that seemed
good for hit, and robbed Getz Of a
1000 batting average for the day.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Something wrong with RIP" Nc
Ardle's batting eye Saturday. He fail
ed to get a hit.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

All Pioneers and their friends should
be out TO these games and root their
hardest for Pioneers.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Pioneers will play their old rivals,
Brownson. a double-header Saturday.
These will he some games, and will
be worth going miles to see. Both
teams are great friendly rivals and
Will battle hard for the games. Brown
son is putting up classy game at
present and Manager Dunn's team
has made the last four teams they
have played bite the dust The big
gest crowd OF the season viii prob
ably sec this game, and there will
be some noise.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
RUNS OF THE WEEK.

Don't forget the big smoker and
baseball rally tonlght. Pioneers.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Pioneersl DO not forget TO be on
hand tonight. A big baseball rally
and a great big time is assured. All
the players on the Pioneer team are
requested TO be present at the club
rooms, Ninth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

There was some roofing at that
game last Saturday Know the rea-
son why? Barney Fagan and Jerry
Lynch were out with their heavy ar
tillery. Come out Saturday, fellows,
and add four more companies to your
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

frankie Glenn has no respect FOR
the catchers in the All-Wilmington
League. Whenever he gets on first no
sacrifice Is needed TO get him on
second.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Since Frank Dunn has taken the
reins Pioneers have been
putting up the best game in the
league.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
GET BILLS DOPE
FirebrandS From the
Camp OF the Fire-eaters
BY G. VI. G..

We never kick against nature-ii
rained-it might have been worse; II
might have showed, or hailed and
what would Prince Mousley. our gen
sal manager have done then? After
the disappointment he said: Another
double-header, two games a day, Tor
the fans. for the players. and we hope
20 add both 10 our average.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Franks fielding is always OF the
frst-class order. and he Is also clout-
ing the old horsehide hard.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

we will miss Schuler on Saturday
He is on his way TO catch villa nap
ping in Texas Good luck Harry Keep
your eye on the balls, and the hope oil
our campers is that you return
safely.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Prank S. will wearZhls slouch hat
and russell shoes on Saturday, June "a.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Our strawberry festival held on the
fifteenth and sixteenth was a com
plete success financially and socially
and we wish TO thank our women
friends for the good work that they
aid 10 help make 1t such. Hats of
TO the ladies'.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Whenever a ball is hit in Jimmy
Taylor's territory, II is no use for
runner 10 try TO beat his throw to
first. for Iimmy's throwing to first Is
the best ever seen in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

ASH Dick d. the difference between
sta whcrTies and ice cream. Wonder if
he knows. Ask him. but watch your
self
Colonel Mitchell pick up your feet and
esisi don't forget trolley cars have
steps;
Evening journal., 1916-06-22

Notice critics. non-believers. trait
ors. knockers, and others Of like ten
dencicsi This is TO certify that Bran
dywine A. A. has won seven straight
games. and that our spirit Is 10 win
all the remaining games, and not 20
into the hands OF receivers or be-
come bankrupt
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Die S6Dade Der
franS0fiden SnOnitrie.
Ter seirti@nftstriee naG bsm 8rie.
bensiaInk unb bic mGnafl9afis sri.
ituus srunfreids.

ada BEN arisss, fartibf BE Rsput
gdrlamsniairs, fptrbt BET BirtIdafigfritg
nit %unsr5orttr sftigteit sinlsbtn. Dir
8srt5eusmoIdins nsrbe an Gteue Der
aanops trsisn, uub In bieIrr gt8iebuns
lei bic RdFung bsr fran36Ffhm Snbus
ltrie ishr manasIbaft. Grdnireia ii felt
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idlcssa. Sn 4n6eiradt Der idnaheH
Bsburts3ifFtrn unb Der arieasberluits
5ranEreihs mtl9sibt bic Jragt BET Mas
idint ax. aeben unS 5ob bes Qanbes.
Die Teusrung Der 2e6gnsmittsI unb bic
bphen Q0bne ipiirOen nod Iaagt bjteben;
i'm bieft auFrsht3uerbdIten. mtFs man an
MsnfheHiraFt fparen uHb bieie burn Mns
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itebungslofsH pe~rmin6ern, 4bsr iper Ton
biefe Iisferng Cole Jrdnlreia tpieosr
8tuif6Ru uno Entertainer 9ribui sdhs
len2 6rantreih miifs ~gs9snii6sr neuen
grfinbupgm isine 6altung b0aig Gnbern
unb bieIe forStrn, itatt ipis bisbtr db3Is
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JHbaFris finan5iereu, ffatt pie ttsbtr bic
grIparnife bts Bottles In erotiIdm Mers
ten a~n5Alegen. Cont miHe BET Siaat ben
5nbuitrisaen @prf1iHe gttudbrtn, ME
cueenbIidIi@ ben Observation-Disclosures.
8iefe qDfung f4siHe befOubsrs bta4tsnss
inert.
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On l,insr 8ri.btnsrsbs Iasit ptdfosnt
@ilion:
Dieter groBt arieg, Der Dor stpti Sabs
rem 70 pI0blid akr bic Wslt berslnssbros
den VI unb tiueR IL at9bsn 2ell oer
sipiIiItrien mtlt n feline DIammm bins
tingtri1en bal, bat ang fsbr tisT bsribrt
uno "a itsbt nus nidt Har frei. Ionbtrr
ts lit aud pitlleiht unItrs piIift. frant
unb frti iiber ibu unb bic eroBm Snters
eFtn Der Qualification. bic tr aFfisiert, ~
lpre6en. Wlit itinta lirfaden uub 8psdsn
babsA mir nidts 81 fun. Die buuils
auels, ans ipeIhsr Itine erFnanIihe Slut
smpOrssTdoHm n, auf5u'udsu urb 81
trforI6sn. bat fir uns tein 5ntsrsHe."
gs aibt Iebr bebeuitnbt aeuls, bic iiber
bieIen punit anbers bsnten, bic Elm.
&siIuna eiRts llebtls MIR bdun iiir mbss
lid huiieH, tptnn man fid iibsr feline lirs
Iahen tlur 1T.
SIM 8srIdes BON Usrb. mpb in Bern
Bat Or. mtar Beer in Frdn56Fi6er
Gpra9s Elm rRsgsnboeenbudA afdtinen
iafsn, iporin e. bic biplomatifdn @sibs.
Rot, @Inas, @sIbs. 0ranets unb Graus
bii9sr, bic bon ben btrfdisbensn 9abinsts
ten bet5fTtntli6t nurDtn, 5uiammtnFobt
nnb elmer tritiIdm Gihtuns uuisrsisbt.
llebsr bic S6liHs, gu bsnsn ct lommi,
sr F6 IsIbit In einem auTiab i'm
.gtrIinsr 5oebIutt4. CT ihrsibt:
/. 6at Deut1HInnb ben 1trt bes 0iisrs
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bien %sttannt, mai bieIts oIio cine SipiIhn
BEN btibeH aailerreihen abssldrtsie
bic ben aries ~htrpOrruFsn fOnts2
2. 5ot 8suiI6Ianb friib5sitis mills
WdBressIn trgriffsn. bic Rubs
lambs militdrifde mdbrtgsIu rsdtfsrtis
gen tpnntsn2
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90nOOn anO
der ,9nnnenBufer".
Nobl uber libel, bic Gnglanbtr miiTen
ifm tueiter bamit nberetfteu" IaTen.

Sa aonbon III man pEseu elmer beuts
I6sa gtriap0uung duf bic Spur ssfoms
men. Mlon bat mtbedt. bab fd in Der
iapsi5srifbsn G6otoIo6s .fsinolidsr"
3uder bdiRbsi. DEM BE IdpsiseriIden
Observation-Disclosures fnb .~gsDiFenlos@
genug, bic iabs mar. nit bsutfhem
3nder an3nfsrtigeH. 8arauf natarli6
grobe Gntraftang in gngIanb. DIR.
Builder. M. %. .(Wlembsr Of qarIiameni,
MitgIieo bes In~terhduits) bat bann
ldnta bas aritgsbeil ousgegrdbtn unb
b gegen ben ptrnntnprtIiten MiniIter
Runcimon gei1pungen. % ts iuahr Eel,
BAT sr gsFrast baB be engIduber NOD
INNER nit 5anneH5uder %.bsrgiftst4 mere
ben. unb tisf 5ertniridt bai Mr. Raneis
man bsioben miHen. @orIdafig Fei nihis
bcNgen au MAIDEN, beHn man i0nre auF
bic Ginfubr Iaipeiserif9sr eaOloIabe
niGt ber5ihten. Sic tpiirbe IN England
80 gsrne esgsTen. Dem pdhrsnb bic
GiHfubr fdreiSsriiher G1oioIabe il
Gnelanb hpn Sdnnar his SUM- 1913 tinen
Mert ron 8 Miaiontn bate, ii biefsr
Mart BON SaHuor BIS Suni 1915 0uf is
@iaioHsn nsEigsa
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SrauB0dlde @fBiere altf Dem Gransport.
tpas hauphuanu Copote ans elmer seuiiteu 5cinns i'm
Krie9e gu e5ableu peb.

rab, Der trii Dor larsfm trfabr,u bai, eab
Isiu In GlaHbsru %gefaienfr 8uiotr mos
It'd aufgefuHbsn if. cine gang, Wtilt ias
mtrubfdaftlih ~mnterbalieH. Sc ilopfte
an bic 8tr~biHpnugsilr Hno duf msiH
gGntre5!' iommt Elm 9aPttan elmer Wias
6inengeptlrabttiIung bsrtin san5 pcrs
Hebm, SdnbitHbe an, unb m0hte isinen
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eegeniber unb ~pldubert unb er3oblt uno
fibrt an, bdb bic fran8Ofidsn Solodten
gepib niht b6is Ieitn. Mie q In Sadrs
burg feline mitraileuie i'm Gallon zines
oeutiden Oberitleatnants aufgstsut babe,
I'M sum GtBfsr biRaas3ufdisBen. ba bats
ten ieiHe qentt. ebe it In bds 6dus unb
IN oas Simmer eetreieH ieisn. 70 gemaht
unb Il abmt bic 9epeguna Iih bic Gibe
auf elmer Matts ab3ntrsten, ndh. Der
beutfht SEfi5ier. Der ibn fpdter g~,fangsns
genpmmsa babe, babe ibm geIagt uno sr
idgt e oeutia: Isle bdben uus Oitl rpsbs
aetaH; aber es 1T Shre Yfliht". llnO sr
babe ibm bic 9aHb uHn oaRn aud slei9
81 elIeH sestbtH. inb bic beutidtn Sols
ootsn bdtten nit ben Gran3olsn dIss ess
tsilt. limb ale isins &omerabsH t3nuten
nur iaeen, bab fs bon alien oeutlhen
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bic Gludtbtrluht tommsn. 6srtu gergsbs
linisit fs bod Giniebeu miiFen, iuett er
fsbr sEtrgifh: yQbtr Is III bod mIsre
b0nlte 9fliht baB mir dies baraH isben
pisber in bic 5eiHat su tommtn." Gs
1T Elm tlussr unb sebil6ster Mnnn, Der
bon 8eutFdldnb mtbr peiB. aIs b. msis
fen fsiner eanbslsuie. llnO bann trbebt
CT ia uHb sibt msinsn aamsrabtn bic
9unb uRh nod elmer 8srbsusaHs Dor mir
osrSisbt sr i4 ssuanbt Diebsr in Isin
RebeH1bieil.
auf BEN gabn6of 81 9ulmboh iebs i'd
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huno~erfspdn3is Mann Febsn bsreit. Dds
iteAt sana gefdbrti9 aus unb uH'srs ilsins
Ghar trmmt nns nod tleiner Dor. Die
groBe Sail sriusiit Ith aber bod ais nots
peRbis. DEM es gsht in Der Raft fell
ben Berg binauE bo bic Burg BOD obeu
iiber ber Ginbt ibroHt unh Der dag nett
1T. mageHtpeiie tpirb ousgerRs:a unb
81 Dieren uHgetreten.
Waeine brsi 5errsH nleIbsn mir:
Die cine QbteiEune 1T boa5d6lia bic
anbtrsn ntht. SD sdble nit benz
neueu Mantipmmaahanten Islbit OBJ, Der
bic Ghar iiberHehmtn min; e fsblen bier
mir 3dblen gum 5fpeitsns, gum
brtttsnmal! Sin Gran3ofs iagt ted:
sDeutTh: grinblihteit!" 6ltie i9 iest
niht mthr 81 fun, niirhs i6 ion mir
Ghon htnte iG, ob al metn aufs
pafsn nihts gfnist bat, bn FteEt iia bers
aug, bdB yntein gtneral!@ init TtineR oret
nod dbieits ftsbt. Alfo bod bD1
unS maj atnitt beFritbiet ouF.
Den Germ General IaFen mir in3piT6en
In ben Rdam beg StationsborIebers eins
81 fol- nit flint gang altsn 6ers
rem I'm 8agen binaufgefabrsn perben.
Sang lansfam bspegt fid Der 3ug bic
Straben BIN, unb plnklih ieben mir, fat
iiber uns ben erleuhtet hos SnloB, roo
Idou ~preihunbert rufff9t GfFi5iere, meit
aus Der 5dIa4t BET zanneubers, Tie trs
rporteten.
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S6ra6tfefOer ruetfi6 Oct 3Naas.
Die Groperfe uno DraRtperhaus TIN peroun Elm %Sinienues
pom ME gefanuter 2lusoehnun9.

seiantn mibtt. sc febt alts 70 gang
anosrs aus. dls maj es nod nor siuistn
WohsH ous Der Barrier greIe bsurtsiItn
lonnit. 8amals INNER bieIts 9or6ersis
ten auf Grfplgsberilsiaerungtn sinsrIsits
unb anf 9e1ia1abimpddNngm anetrtts
Isits. Der etaspadtt, ben man bttit
prizes, tpurbt morgsn in ietntm Wsrfs
arlnbIib 6trabgeItbt uno bsreits poIlte
man porbertitenbertpeiit duh Bic 8titung
8eroun ouI bic Qtfts ber ariegsrGmi6s
iparen Iesen. 4ber bann beaoHn bieiss
iibsr ale 8egriffe gtipaItigt Riitsn uub
8auen, bas betipielloft 6duftn BON Mlers
I1en uHo MoieridI IN tinem tngen Rdam.
@sinngtue Gffi8iere 5tigtn INNER nod
Sptimismus. Wir biirTen ahNtbmtn, bab
9eilerfoIgs Der nd6Ftn DO9e oitlsn
Sptimismus bdnbigtn tutrbfn. @Hbsrs
freili4 III bic 5timmlng manaer SoI'
b%dteHgruppeH, bic in 9rcd unb G9lamm
5ermiirbt psrbsn. Qgir sdblsn cine atihs
bon llebtrldufern u1b bic 5ran3oIen I0IeR
aug bisiem 6runhe Biz gtIabunqsn ibrsr
iibeIlten GaldmmIapptn Itbr bdufig al.
DAB aber unfere tpitberboIten Gturms
lduft %unbtrtpunbtie 0eFdngtne Ron mthr
ais gatailonsHdrts tinbrdhten, l16t trs
iennen, baB q bieIe nitpergtbrohtae Gols
bdten In ben fran36Ii9m Rsiben aibt.
Mobl miKeR uuisrs iapitren atute bic
glei9en furdtbaren Qei6tn traeen, o6er
Is lit INNER Gin Plus an Gnerai. nno
2ebtnsTreuot ba, unb Der geoanie, UNI
isoen grsis ben Gtinb F6Idgn su miiFtn,
FAT uHisre Rtiben 5u ibtrmenIdlinm
qnfreHguugtn befdbigt bon bsnsn nice
manb 5u 6dqie iib Gin Bib MAIDEN fam.
Grgrttfenb IN BITES 6elbenlum, 70 reas
lifttIh es iih bier aasbridt. 8eI4pb5aasl
In G6lamm unn gtbm unb ~unerarinbs
li9en pfiben. Die Sample bic ii, IN
RuBIanb iampften. bic MdrTdt, bic re in
Serbien ltiteten. iinb Gin Gpiel baasaen.
unb babtt bisIe Qngriffsfreube unb kisIes
ausburrsn. lnb Der 3sinb brib,R
ihmdbt meter. gs iF trnisbriasno fiji
ben Srun5oIeu. bab aud Der QmtsRit
ieiner 8efebIe 8|eIeibiguRgtn asetu uuIsr.
Sruppsn entbdlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21

norfsH unb mtfrFtltt luiiigf aimpfs
Garauf bieb 80 gum GhlnB: s3abt JbE
.fbou aritgsaHItibs ss5tIhHet2" 80, ma
tiirIih," ihon sB Dislfimmig 5uriid. 60
bttamen MIR benn aud Dds 6duptlontor
fir WsripapIsre ~ Ieben. hoe Tubtubs
bon 9trrtn unb Domen Bel smiiatr &rbsit
.faben. llub ooHn sins's sum isflid isitr,
lIhen 8eihllB IN ben Gibangsfaa bts
Observation-Disclosures Wir grlppitritu
ms I'M ben longen ariintn Siih. an hsBen
QdngsTeitt Der Di5ts8 rdiibsnt Der Rsidss
tani, b. @laIsnapp. itonb. Sn baIbHdns
bi9tr yiebe CAB er ans tihtn ilartR llebeIs
bid ibtr bic @sidi6it ots @tIbes. Don
ben Rpmern an Biz auf bic Neu3eit.
WlerimiFbig mar inter dnbertm bic Wits
ttiIuna. bdB Ssutfdlano 1871 nur 81
Miliontn in Cob beiaB. etaeuiiber BEN
21a Mituinrosn. bic itbt ALIEN In her
Meihsbahi ruben. ginleittnb unb I1lies
btne COB sr BEN ndtmftH 9dat an bic
Sammlsr Ansbrud. o. lei sum triieu
Male felt Der RtihsgriiubnHg gtlfebtR.
bah Shilsr Bic @oloitlltr betrtter bdtien.
abtr bic ME gelebsne aeiftuna, bic bic
Shilfr fir bic Mebrnua bts @oIbFnabts
btn6raht bitten, bcrbient gtIobnung.
Darum babs tr Ta nitt nsbmsn IniIfR
ipoLltH Der 5uasnb aud ptrf6Hlid nod
ben Gaut Bet MrihsbaHt All iibermii I'm.
90 Ihiebtu tptr nod 2i2 Giunhen nns
6auptqnoriisr Der fiHanBieasn
ariegfibruna 8eutihiaubs, bsraihert I'm
cine nupergsbIiae GrinHfruas unb sintn
Qntrieb 81 neutr Sammlungsids
Wtnigt Gage ipdter bradte mir
Gin Shiltr 1000 Bart in Cob, um Ii6
70 aud sinmaI fir fpdttre 3sitfu ben .3us
tritt 81 itnem gsbeimnisboltH Reia 81
fihern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21

Die SduEo am Kriese. : KIare 9epeis oafiir, DAB 6enirab
madte oen Kriee nid7t peruriadt habeu.

3. Mann fdnb bic mIi4s, mann be
.frunScfldi alstmdns giobllmo9IrB
.notta
DIR gsrfaTG anisrIA4l oitIs Sr'i uus'
.fdidaatbsHbn 0rdgtu naWfntlib an osr
6on6 BEG helailhtn @raubuHeS uno
.lcmmt Sa Folsenbgn Btbittlungtn;
4, bdB 8eutfhtnno ben Wortlaut otr
.5ierrahil den Gois aidlt iannis,
bies alIo lsint otutTdf Eropotation lpdr,
bob bic 6sutI9, Diplomatic pielmshr sbI'
lid fiji ben Brilbfn pirttg;
Q. oab in eintm Q~uanbIid, an 20.
Sui, an BEN fid 9tIaisn berstts nit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. baadItieit, an
Deuil3ldno bon elmer WebilmafnHg noa
ni6t bic asbt ifin ipHnit, Ionern bier
nur bic @oriihtsmaBressln trsriitta fuur'
ben, bic dae Staaieu trBrifttn;
B., baB aublanb am 81, Jali moretns
bic aggsmeiut Mohilmahurg anpcoronet
BAT, btsglsidtn atdntrti9, baB nit frnn'
S6ffhe Diplomatic bic raiiHeR WlaB'
natmtn lanuts, aber Der beaiiGen Diplo'
matte geseniibsr a~hleugHtt, uno IN ibren
dmilihen getDffentli9unssH aud BEN
fronSofIam 9olit berbeimlidte, onmit
BEN Sim bes beuti6en llltimdiums bols
itdnbia pertshrte nab 9tuti6Iano, in
@ibtriprud 81 bsu Sdiia6tu, ais ben
Siaat binIttntt. BON BEN bic propuintioH
a%usetsanesn iet.
Wenu man bebenst, mb Iih I'm biefe
brei 5tfleaanaen bic gdH5s Grast mad
benz urIprung beg ariegts orebt, baB Fs
bic beutf4t 8arTteuung b5lig btitdtissH,
unb baB mir ie iuit in elmer dmtliaen
belgiTasn 8er6HentIihuRg aus BEN sirtis
ten arieaSiabre finben, bic etseH 9eutTts
lamb gsridist pnrbt, 70 piro man ohn:
ipsittrts ibrs erobe 8ebeutlne fir bio TO
tenntnis Der arieesIdalb erfahen.