davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
9. 6 pitel !.

Muf bic 3urudgebltebener fant
Elm p%einpolles gdmetgen 6erob, Das
ii@ i'm 9er5en @iteQas gu elmer
fuf9t6aren Mbnung perot@tete. Das
rubtge Mdo4en 6atte Mu6e, eth
Beben Der 8lieber gu betdmpfen,
oos 6er3 flatterte ibr in Der 8ruit
tpie Elm g~efataener @osel, iber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
New Process
Steam Laundry.
pentt Sir Gtuas boa Care 8&ide?

Dentt Sir gttuaS boa Care @Mde?
8enn 70, barn niro e fi@ G1d Ies=
nen, nidt a1ber A@t gu laf1en, bab tot
guer gigentbim bebmnbeln. all tpdre q
bas uuierige. Sir baben bic bouftdn.
ktQite @d}danftaIt IN Norotpeften nal
I,efern erfttl &InFe Arbett. &tr &c,
bra1ideu feine gAerrttd1e1: tuir beroerbes
raber Cure Sader ui@t. Senn 81
refine Nrbett li1b bette 8eban0llt+.a
tuont, banr benft an lns. unfere Bret'
{. finb niebrtg , nI1 f%orftpo, ,tno tptt
be}orgen Cure Ban1ilieniDdfde btateer
ala SIR es ielb}t tbuu f6nnt. ertn1ftt
xnb hber5eugt Grd. Bir 5aben dgen,
ten in ben unIte8enben 5tdoten.
g. 8. MeDer Dampfwaf&anhat,
gteeutbifner.
s. Nee. g.. ct. &Iolii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
0erge6Gd6e Opterl

@tntno5pnnsig Gage lang bot bic rdiihe Searesetung tbre gr
meene m geiarabIea lno 9igal5Rp geaeI Die 5telngen Der teutoniideH
gerbinoeten natirnnen lafen, bs fe an Der eDernen gtauer Der Ser.
hioIger 5erifeqt fm0. a8r nuuien 0nrh" bate 8dterfen Gar geiagt,
melber fb iogdr aus ieraen berrlihen 4aIaie IN 8arifoie Seo an Die
sront ODER bRmebr buater bic 5ront 81 ieinen leben 2an0esinoern be-
gehen hoHe, INT 0urd iane annaeuBet Die 8eaefaung iamer 92utifs
auf ben bodFen 4lnft SIT brtngeH. lno bic armet 9hifts boben fd
obidIahtea laien 81 GapenDen, 5a 8e9ptuuin0en nit Der 8a5afeit'bon
gnaooggn no benz StAmpfina ron Sdien De4de man ~beoenpes
aur 5dladf5anf fubrt.
an INNER rauen glaien ur6en de gagen Die feuer- rnS oeroerben.
ipieu0eu Ghuseuar1ben Der 8er6lnodn ongehieben uno re5anueig> ME.
oergemabt one ausudt un0 ihleBih obne 9offlng uf @rfo(g. bis
Die pbDfide ~Grfh6pfmg ben msloieH 8erfuden elm Gn0e mahte.
@anoeftaupnO Wuidifs Iiegen tot Dor ben tHremlidlmgariihen
rno oeaHben 2aRH, teiHen SUB grun0 bat 9fuBlano gepoanea UNI nit
Dem 3unauneHbruh Der 9ffenfDe tit aud 0e Diplomatic, nehe aa
nanen anf fSene Der aQierten IN ben areg btnern5u5ieben fn bemi1bte
idmabld 5uiamneugebroden.
gIA Ole Gperatohea Der aanerfen IN @riefenIano f6 nad Ser
Grle0tgng Der auMen I'M 9or0en aibts meter ais cine @erhmen0mg
bon 2euten, @nergie un0 3et Gin iogennnntes qretige lit ouf Dem
8afan n1t Hebr fr lie 6u reten; miltdrtfh fn0 lire ltnterne9munam
Bort oolig a%usfidtsIos.
aud bties l1nterne5men gegen soIonii 1T Elm uerfebles gegn1nen
meldes bic o1letantelbpfte arigsflbrng Der aaienen peor oroiai1I
talatrtert. 1ruppea, melne tie notuenotg auf anoeren ariegshaup Iasen
lie yeiopotdnien, gebrauhen, iegen bier boaig Gpedlns. nu mn 0mi
Sdetu elmer Aftipitat auf benz 8nfdn Den eigenen 80Itern aeaenIber
efredt 81 erbalten. Sect fommt 0a5a Die g1adridt BON Der bernihten0en
gfe0erlage Der 9riten bel autes8ar. Man bat niht ben g1ut, osI
dinsfo 5u8ngeben umo DurteLt 10 Ion9e fort, bis Die autoItropbe idGeBH5
erIalgt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
coRa(-NacDri6ten
aus fremont, 0e6.

Ser WGbberein Der 9Dtbiaafhipe
Itern miro om 9ienstag 9indmitt1o
III Der g. g. Snae ieiue 3uiammen-
tuHit baden. Grnil Mnl nn0 Grau
I2onis Snfer iperoen ben @eretn be.
pirten.
6ror Ellie @arretts 3uitano bal
fiA 10 melt gebeiiert, OaB iie ibr
Salis DerIailen fam.
6rdu s. 3. GlIif, ipelde felt Ell,
niger 3eit in Omaha uobnt, neilt
bier BET 6reun0eft niif geiuh. @s
lit nloglih oaB iie pieoer nn9 Gre.
mont 8ieben miro.
Rop, Der Sobn hon 8. q. San.
fen muBte ft1 elmer Operation fir
MISUNDERSTANDING mtterBieben.
Geo. ainsportb triig in Der &iib.
nerausitelung in Sails Gitp fiIr )
o~usgateIlte @iibner 4 8reiie oobon.
grneit Softlen, melAer in Der Gar.
mers Cooperative Creamery onge.
itellt lit, fieI am Samst1g 70 uni
glidlih bon elmer Better, auF Die er
geltiegen mar, nm einem abreiiel.
ben Goulin Elm nodNmaliges 2ebe.
nobl 3usupinfen oaB bei0e anodel
zines 9eineS iiber Dem 5ubgelenf
broden. Gr befinoet iid i'm @altie
ieines Gnfels 4Ifreo Softlen.
albert an0a tpuroe gdtern frilb
bon einem 8feroe o~bgeipprIen uno
8oa iih babel einen auBcrit gef1br.
liden 9ru6 oes red)ten gemes 8u.
Der aupfen orang infoIge oes Stur,
3es NIT Dem gebrohenen GuOe onrd
oas 6leiih.
6. llblig in Cooper nuroe Cams
tag glbenO elm 4sfero uno SatteI
geitobIen. Mon tonnte Der Spur
oes Spibbuben bis nod 6remont
folgen, bed bat Sberiff gonbit nod
feline 9erBaftune p~ornehnea fonnen.
Geo. 9inamnrib Elm in 5remout
n0blbefannter 6armer bon glfborn
gopnibip pur0e an Sonntae 81
@rabe getrdgen. CT fam NIT ieinen
eltern in Sabre 1869 bon Sainois
uto lieBeu oieie iid auf Der 6orin
nieOer, auf Der Geo. Sinmarib nun
iein Geben beihloiien bot. Brnu
uHo 7 aInOer iiberlehen ibn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Gius fanhIide speiIers6ts.

Sn pss 5isuus ber 9erliner mes
0i3tnii4m 0eieai9aft leLts prof.
aIpaulsn ssllsn iungn Wlana Dor,
Ger an Stsat lsiner Aarbig Dsttagten
Spsiisrobrs aus isinem eigenen
DiinnDarm burh Die Stunt oss Dpes
rateurs tiHs Heue tanfii4e 5peiie.
r0bre srbalten bot. Der gatient
bate i'm sabre 1918 infOIge zines
ungliidli4en @erlsbsns itatt 5slterss
mailer robe Gal3idure gsirunten.
81 Ipk bic 5luipgtsit omar ioiort
nitoer aus. bate aber bod jnOn 10
tiel seih!udt oaB sr cine 9erdbana
Eeinsr 4peiIsr0hrs bapontrua, bic
trps iorgfaltigIter BebanDlnna 3u sis
per boagtabigeR Bersneetung bes
antersn observation-disclosures fibrs
Il. Die enge STEELE maBte tGgIih
0Hrh longe SonoeH geoebnt psrDen,
uIa nur a6erbaupt 5laIigtsiGea 6ins
Oaraglsiien gu Iafsn. Der asrmte
FiiiIts iia begreiflidsrpsiIe isbr uns
gladIi9 9pbsi unD mngsrte Bis onf
100 4faa6 ab. 3uud9f Isgis prOf.
arbaulen DssbaIb cine flnitline
gaasenfiitei an UNI ben itart bsrans
tsr9etommtnen Qatisnten ttiDns aufs
5pfattsrn. Damn siHs sr i'm MGrs
D9Fes Jabrts 81 Der ei9sntIihen
Operation lbsr, bic pieber in msbs
rere 5sitli9 gsirsnufs gingriffe aer,
fiel. Ct Ihaltsts Elm binreidenb
.langss Slid Dss Dannoarmes aus,
.5og es mad oben, perbono 6as cine
gnbe nit Dem Wa9sn unb naAte
i9lieBlia = nod siuigen pInItiI6en
3Di 9enDperatipnen bds anDers
Stiid meter e5en tunitnOH Elm. Der
Gingriff gslang in alien leinen Gtaz
bien, uHb felt ieds MODEM fam Oer
patisnt jsgliAe Wabrung lei6t uRb
mibslos III fin ns9meu. Seine
gr0Btf 5rsubs 1T. ipis PROT. 2lrbaus
fen ersdblte, bab It itBt, mad 5reis
un0einbal6 Jabren, Dieber But
tertuIlsu bsrIpeiIen lam. 81 CAB
bel Der jiinalisn @oriis[lnng In or
m~eDi5iniideu GeitnEnaft cine ,rs
freulits probe ieinsr pis6srsspons
nsnsn eb~idhigteit. Stin aSrpsrg,
mihi H. BEL 9oatt arbtiistraft, I'M
sriiam aai IA Plumb tinauisssun.
pn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Die ~i6er5euQenOe Draft Oes 0ol16reisl

l~ineef1br 70 8ro5ent allen 9ol55reis, ben @ngono fir fem Druid
p1bier br1Rdt. tomHt aus Gtpe6en as Grufnttel gegen Die brttite
9segna9me Der ~fBpe0tden got fat Sdpeoen bic 4usfubr bon Sosbrei
berbpen~ @gnn fene Guigung er5Rlt Dirb, 10 miro @ngmo beriuhen
on auSfaa IN Ganaoa pMr gmertta 81 6edea po6urd ielJtDeritdnofa
Der grd8 and fir amertfaniihe 8ethlugen baoeuten0 iteigen niir0e
Sir mande Der probrtiian 3eitangen Sem 9orfs mirse bu eu
1nteridieo bermsfoum1en, Der ibHen an bic @mbertalien6e tcten tDlr0e
Sm 9unfte bes @et6bateIs aber fa0 fife enpfn0it. llo 10 fam eS
fonruleub Dab mir, neil oas fIene sdpeoen QPlt bat, gegan @nglao
0i3rtrpten. bier Die 8eihngen, Die por6er flr bic GuIoung ieen brtiiden
llebergrifg eepeien ifno, pI6sia idmenfen uo oafir etnreteu iebm1
neroen 0B England inn Social orrb Elm embargo sur @trbaItuHg 0rI
internntpnalen abmatnngen ge5Duhgeu merae
9ns 9osbretBapier mirft ntdt mir, nenn init 8rnferIhDar5e br
FbeL ionorn ffon Iange borber nf benz gBege ahr ben 9eDbeuteL Gf
ben 8ertmb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
Observation-Disclosures

Sic S6reden nteIer uaIdulOigen
@ergniigen, ME &auden ua0 Son-
gen, Grfnten uI0 8beater6eiud. in
ben idD0r5gten 6arben 5lt ifll0eru,
mar felt Den Iesten 20 Bis so SAB.
ten Die 9aupt6eiddftiglng Dieler
ltnierer fogenannten Heformer. @ir
uglteri6aBen uiht Die 8eFabren, mel.
de auf uniere letdt empfanglide
Gta0tiugeno lauern; MIR fennen Oie
@efa6ren Der Masfeabdqe ufl0 Die
llebel, nelhe bic nel1nooiIAea De.
gra0ieren0en &at8e inn @efolge ia.
ben. Gie uns BON ben 3eformern
ge5eidneten 8il0er fiibrem uns mei.
nenoe gtuttar urt5 nit ~sittenoer
Gimme grrnnbuuug breoigenoe
Slater Dor Augen. Gg ltu6 ouf.
regen0e @iI0er, ul1 mir ti[gen cine
Snnoenfabrif rad Der an0ern aus.
aber bic 5rnge IaBt fid ni6t alis
Dem @ege ralinIen, Oh ii1 oieie eff.
rigen @erteibiqer Ser gltqen0 nidt
ieLblt init Der 5dbrifation bon Gin.
ben befaiien.
Elm unglifLi1er 91ooqpge, BEL
len 5obn iid TIM 8efdngnis beftn1et,
i1rei6t 0eiien moroItiden Inter
gang benz ~frii6seitigen 3igarettan-
rallden ali. Rod iglner Mleiuu1u
tragt 3tgarettenrauden mebr ais
aGes oll1ere 5lm 8eroerben Der
anabeA bei. CT felbIt mar ie6an-
fals 3eit ietnes gebeas EN- 5ein6
oes 8igarettenrauteus.
aber mar Is Hidf pielme9r 0as
&er6ot, aIs oas 3igarettenrauhen
feLbIt, meIdes bag ge6en 0ieles anas
BEN SIT @run6e geridtet 6at2
@erm Die menidIide BeieGIGaft,
i'm eia frafies 9eiipieI ansufilhren,
oas SAften Der Site an 0FfentliheH
&idben perbiefen miir0e, Benn fe
Dies fiir m1mproliHh INTO aeiua0-
heitsi6aolim erfldren pnr0e. 0a es
@rf1ltnHaen er5eligen fam fmir6en
nidt bic lleberfreter ioJHer an.
ituHosreae[n 81 meAf MD mehr pesr
WerilihsH SanoImIaen parhihrt por.
1en2 9aourdg Dob man Sen 3iga-
Teftenrmder ihleht uodt urlo ibn
nit ben benz Seroerben 9neiIenoen
nuf cine Stiife itelt, muB oas BARN.
loFe @ersniisen oes 3ignrettenraH.
ners I'M WeEeimeu ansgeiibt fUer.
oen. Ger 8ander pirb bis al Fl.
liem aepiiien @roof elm @e1dteter
inc iiir beocateta WaeietIidere
&anelr'isen rorberafef.
nHiere Setehrpna aaerinde aeaen
oes 2rinfen babeu aHs oas gdan.
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aenisteiten aus Soma!
alts BANANA. cfpma.

20. 0dlfiQr 1915.
Gm 8ienftag ben IS. Sonlfar lit
In GBersDfae Sa., Sri. gUa 81.
6littner, Die ein5ige SGDaiter oes
9errn @olenttn 5Iittner, 6es Be.
far1tten un0 geohtetea oeptjden 9i.
oniers Bon bier, geitorben. sri.
d%IittHer nur6e ON IL. aoben1ber
1851 IN 8agern geboren un0 fam
i'm 4uguit 1867 nit ibrer M91ltter
un0 5lDei 9riioern mad amerifa,
nafoem i6r 8ater fur5 oorber qe.
tcr5en mar. Gie 6amilie IieB lid)
IN Dperspiae nieoer, no iie Bis
1874 tDo6nte. Gam ndhn sri.
6littner cine Gteaittg aIg Sans.
Falterin oes u~erItorbenm 9tco. goter
Sofa anapple in &c Waars, ga. on,
bic fie 20 Sabre lang, Biz al leinenl
lobe, befleioete. Set ben Iebten
% SnEren BAT iie IN 8ber8oiae ee-
lebf. SIR @ru0er 9aIenfin R[ittrter
ailt0 lelne 5rau 0rIdten ihr ibre
anBen gum eiuigen SdIHmner al.
SRI. 6littHer mar cine 9ane bon
GROCER Ser8easgitte un0 erfreute Iifl
inter ibren @efdnnten Ser b6hften
ahtung. gie Srouerfeier fan6 am
|i9. Saruar in Der ct. 5rdncig
Stride in G9ersbide itatt. iuorouf
Die eeide rod 8anma geIuuSt
truroe uao bon bort aug auf Dem
Trie0hof in @eTtpbaIia neben Dem
erGbe ibrer b~ertorbenen Mutter nnS
gruoer 8r euigen Rilhe beItnffet
nuroe Sic rube in 5rieoenl &.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26

ipieI bon 9ro6ibition un6 me6r
Iruntenbeit als in Jrautreid ur6
geutIdIano binterlanen. 8eun IL.
geao Elm 6ortidritt gegen oieIe 8ln-
geiDo9nbeit 3n oer8eibneu 1T, lift eg,
iDie mir glauben nid)t neil tie mo.
raIii6 berabDiiroigenb ionoen neil
lie obne 8med iii, 6enn ruien ltnfere
alpformer nitbt ielbit Siinoe ms Sc.
ben uao idaffen 8erbreder?
(Gbieogo Sribune.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
lTran s6aQen6eraer pperitrt.

@dibington, 26. San. 4iF
.@dttin oes aongreBn1onns Sbanen.
berger muBfe iid seTtern bier einer
Operation megen 4Iin0Oarmentsiin,
Dung u~nter3iehpn. Tieielbe nabm
.eiueH siInitigen gerLostf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
.a6lung, BdrgerDerein
Don Berlin, dOOCa
un0 umgegenO!

unIere idbrIide @eneralberinmul.
lung utlo @"eantenpnbl finbet Cams.
tag, ben 30. San, yinfni. 3 llbr.
in Der G%tootbale 8n Apocn itatt.
aae gfitgIieoer oes gereins fttO
ireunOIidSt eriudt, gu eriheincn.
Der gorftanD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26

nnr pstihtthmsru, Strs SlbHaausm thinner iaHetA
wahitn fifsrn. ham gftsl gie nal Aaf uHb 6sefHieH
hies: 1un Sie Sirei Srepifn -getfFSt@ aui bos ehts
Hefauae-ss nod net icfnn, Glmnpi nnb SaHh f6ns
ntn Sfs qIsia pisbsr unsiebsu. @ii ban Saburansf
III Is hann pprbeL gs fommt ganA aiait al. Gs If
sas nept tsidis WiitlI, Mais hsbt oeer eF6dt, Gle
tbnHen tltiutre Gdllts tragtn, nHp has eehsn pirb sine
8reuee fein. kaH Stnag-hi aersa. stttrin Gle
tin GIiasmittd
.@eiss3t /" TIT abunu III babsH. 25s bic 8laIAs eba
hirstt sefAidi ron e.. gonrtna & 20, ebitaso, go.
@frsonit til Gmobd tHp %emptebtfn ais hr gAtii bfltts
Gols sSoeH.
Snm Gartiben rrpabnt man bic emaba 9rlbaHs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
adinus. 2suti4sl

aommt gu 3. 3. g. RnmOar fiir
bdten eimburger Gdie. qerdiferfen
Getfiid. @aieHpieffer. Bier unS
Sdndps habeR MIR mth al Der.
fanfrn. 20T fiolide 70. straBe.
Gsnnba. 91ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26

Ger sroBte Nert zines suten @la.
les lIeat IN Der iarafaltiaeE IN.
.AQlnas fir Shre Auaen Or. Aci.
.lano, 6remont, 9icbr., fana 5ie ~
irieoiseL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
adtnna, 9eHtide!

aommf su 3. 8. s. annubr fir
1eiteu ginlturger aiiie, gar1uderten
Gatfiid. 6aieupFeiirr. gier nno
Ednnps baden mir 1lid 5u Der,
fnufen. 207 ifblibc 10. atrabe
Gmabd, Aeb.
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H%ihneraugen veg!
Vie Zauber! ''GetS-lt''
Ginfddles Sh1nerangeumittel IN BET
@elt-tein SGma5-fciu Ner.
aer. Nenes Iideres Ytittel.

aaenn eabustanefn Sbnfn rGobtsqnaitn psTgria4sa
IN ben Giidtln9 .. Dtnn etc NJ engspttdi, ~antasrthft
nnb Blf4Hittsn, nsua Gdiben Ne Jam e9ptltu etani
ten. penH @srbhHbs RinBs anb giiailea, biteos feets
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26

fdamts. Nan tam bas MuTsr, Sos In
gr6btn bon 8, s, 10 uRb IL Jabr,n pors
r1tig in, In ben ptrldisaeuitsn 6ioffsn
ausfihrtn, ie nahbem man Elm Gdnls
cher geTtnggtIsib6m brduht. G,ret
unb Can't III cine CUTE aombinalion unh
ebeuIp fptidt Gsibt unb GpismItoff. oSsr
man Ielt nas &lsib4en aus sinFa6sm
GbaGis, QoiIt, Ginsbam 6sr btrgt., nit
cher pine Sudden, Ger. GrForberlimss
Matstial Fns Tir elm 10idbrigss RiuS 31a
gdrb bel So 3su 8rsits unO Z g)urO gum
Sdddsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26

abornirt duf bic GdeIide Sriblne
$500 ons Sabr bara Die RoTt.
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MmIere
-Wftrtt
9uiisvs GsEtlsib fhr nsins Gabhtn.
go. 1407.

Den kFlFhtn GinbrHd sn rbSb,n, bn!
mon In ItBtsr Set bic ainbsrlle6tr
oubsr brtiten Gddrpm NIT ben iurssn
9oIerOidd6sn dusgstditst. 3n nnIerm
Mlu|sr fam r~oiafaFbsRsr Patti unb rofa
6tb, sur BulDtnbung, nsbf Gpitep
bei0b Der Sudden unb ekgnL guls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26
ssHshanSs sapsiIunseHi

Gtefs sgufter rsrDen an traerl
etne dcrene eeaen Gtuienonnp bee
eEeliek etlhidt. Non aebe Runntsf
nnb Brcke unD bic uole aoreHe oeIrts
iih nj uTff fH4fa ber grfrrru rrrH
10 Gents an ieoes b~tiieIte 1nfter or
ods
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 1umarb q.
Evening star., 1916-06-08
Take Nearly 1000 of Foe.

Since the beginning of the recent
actions until noon Tuesday, Gen. Brus-
iloffs armies have captured 900 Of
ficers, more than 10000 rank and file.
seventy-seven guns, 1874 machine guns
and forty nine trench mortars, and. in
addition. searchlights, telephones, field
kitchens. large quantity of arms and
war material and great reserves of am
munition.
"A number of batteries were cap
tured intact by our infantry with all
their guns and limbers. In the recent
fighting the enemy had actual proof
of the increase in our war material
The actions have strengthened our con-
fidence that as this material develops,
the enemy's fortified lines will be more
effectively destroyed.
Evening star., 1916-06-08
FOR DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.
House Passes Appropriation Bill
Which Aggregates SIS 900 900.

The diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill, 'aggregating $4,000, 900,
was passed by the House yesterday aft
ernoon.
The House struck out of the bill pro-
posed appropriations of s2o5, 200 for pur-
chase and repair of United States court
premises at Shanghai, China; 100000
for legation building at Panama City,
100000 as post allowances to consular
officers on account of the increased cost
of living at their missions and $4,000
for the entertainment of delegates to
the fifteenth International Congress
Against Alcoholism to be held in this
country shortly.
Evening star., 1916-06-08
DISCUSSES PLANS
FOR CELEBRATION
Association of Oldest Inhabit-
ants Considers Program
for independence Day.
FRANK H. WALKER is HOST
AT SOCIAL GATHERING
Provides Chowder Feast for Associa
tion in Commemoration of His
Birthday.

Plans for the Fourth of, July celebra-
tion were discussed briefly at a meet
ing of the Association of the Oldest
Inhabitants at its headquarters. the
iold engine house, 18th and H streets
northwest last evening. Following
this and the transaction of other bust
ness the members adjourned to the
first floor, where they were the guests
of Frank II. Walker at a clam chowder
feast. which he gave in celebration OF
the fifty-eighth anniversary of his
birth.
Washington Topham, chairman OF
the entertainment committee, called
attention to the approaching Inde-
pendence day and invited any members
having suggestions for the organiza-
tion's exercises to give them to the
committee. He announced that John r
Mclean had rendered the use OF
Friendship grounds for the occasion
Henry l.. Bryan suggested that, as Mr.
Mclean is in ill-health. 1t might be
best to arrange to meet elsewhere
The association voted to hold the cele-
bration at Friendship or at the old
engine house. as the committee might
md expedient when the time arrives
Evening star., 1916-06-08
.LUTSK EVACUATED.
IS RUSSIAN REPORT
Austrians Said to Have Retir-
ed From One of VoIhynian
Triangle Fortresses.
FORCES OF THE CAR
GAIN GREATER SUCCESS
Claim to Have Captured Nearly
41,000 in Latest Drives
on Enemy.

LONDON, June S, sos p.m.-The Aus
trians have evacuated Lutsk, one of
the Eolhynian triangle fortresses, ac-
cording to Information received at the
Russian embassy in Rome, says a Cen
trail News dispatch from that city.
Several brigades of Austrians are re-
ported in the advices to have been cap
tured with the fortress.
1t is stated that the Austrian lines
have been broken in Folhynia and that
they have been withdrawn nearly
twenty miles throughout the Lutsk sec
tor. The text of the latest Russian Of
ficial statement follows:
The successes of our troops in Vol
hynia, Galicia and Bukowina are de-
iveloping. The total number of prison
ers and trophies captured in the fight
ing, which resulted in the enemy be-
ing dislodged from his powerfully for
titled positions, continues to increase.
Evening star., 1916-06-08
Announcement of Committees,

Announcement was made by Benia-
min w. Reiss. recording secretary, of
the committees appointed by President
Theodore w. Noyes. At the same time
Mr.. Re1ss explained that Mr.. Noyes had
Evening star., 1916-06-08
DIED.

at his residence. 1909 11th street
southeast. JOHN APPICH, beloved
husband of the late Mary Appich.
Funeral services Friday, June 2. at
pm. Interment at Prospect Hill.
Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. So
Tuesday, June 6. 1916. at 40 am.
ESTELLE BARBER, beloved sister of
Mrs Maggie f. Jackson and devoted
aunt of Anna May Sell and Florence
Jackson Russ.
Funeral Sunday, June II, at 1:S0 pm,
from Third Baptist Church. 5th and
Q streets northwest. Relatives and
friends are requested to be present.
BEARD. Suddenly. on Monday. June
5. 1916, at Emergency Hospital. WILL
LIAM BEARD, aged fortythree
years.
His remains can be seen at Joseph A:
Repettis undertaking parlors, 317
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Fu-
neral services and interment will be
made at Frederick City. Md, Friday.
June 3.
BLAUVELT. On Thursday, June 8, 1916,
Mrs. GEORGE NJ 5. BLAUvELT.
Funeral services at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, Friday,
June 9, at 1:30 pm.
BOWIE. Entered into rest on Thurs
day, June S, 1916, at the residence of
his sister. Mrs. John l. Edwards. 1906
F street northwest EUGENE ALLEN,
husband of Elizabeth Clagett Bowie
and son of the late Allen p. and Mel
vina II. Bowie of Prince Georges
county, Md.
Funeral Saturday, June 10, at 10 a m.
Interment private.
BOYER. On Wednesday, June I, 1916,
COURTLAND BOYER. at Westfield,
N J.
Funeral services at Lees chapel, Fri
day. June 9, at . pm. Relatives.
friends and Equal Lodge, knights of
Pythfas. invited. Interment at Rock
Creek cemetery.
BOYER. There will be a special meet
ing of Equal Lodge, X. of P. tonight,
June 8, 1916, at $50 pm. to make ar
rangements for the funeral of our
late Brother BOYER.
J. NJ. McCAULEY, X. of r. and S.
Evening star., 1916-06-08
Cars Message to Troops.

The valor and dash of our troops
were proved by the results achieved in
only three days fighting. His majesty,
supreme commander. at 10 o'clock last
night telegraphed from headquarters
the following dispatch congratulating
the troops of Gen. Brusiloff on the sue
cess attained:
Transmit to my well beloved troops
on the front under your command the
news that 1 am following with salts
faction their brave deeds and that |
appreciate their bravery. Express to
them my gratitude. May the good God
assist US in driving our enemies from
our territories. / am convinced that
all will hold firmly together and fight
until the glorious end for Russian arms.
NICHOLAS
Prudence does not permit us at pres
ent to divulse the names of the valiant
battalions which fought sometimes
with the loss of all their officers. 1t is
equally impossible to publish the names
of the brave general officers killed or
wounded. or the localities where the
combats occurred"
Evening star., 1916-06-08
CARDS OF THANKS.

BOOTH. We wish to express our sin
cere appreciation for the sympathy,
kindness and beautiful floral tributes
extended on the occasion OF the death
of our dear husband and father.
FRED NJ. BOOTH.
WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
SULLIVAN. We wish to express our
sincere appreciation for the sympathy.
Kindness and beautiful floral tributes
extended on the occasion of the death
of our dear son and brother.
MRS. MARY l.. HARTFORD AND
MABEL EPPLEY.
Evening star., 1916-06-08
BORN

WILSON. At Columbia Hospital. on
Thursday, June S, 1915, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory NJ. Wilson, a daughter.
Evening star., 1916-06-08

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Evening star., 1916-06-08

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Evening star., 1916-06-08

England's occupation Of Gibraltar
dates from 171x.
Evening star., 1916-06-08

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