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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
CANDIDATES IN LABOR DAY QUEEN
 CONTEST CLOSE
Miss Wallace Holding Lead But Others Rapidly
 Closing Gap.

Miss Ethyl Wallace still leads in the contest for queen of the statewide Labor Day contest to be held here having received total of 65,713 votes.
 Mrs. I. J. Varnell has jumped into second place, Miss Mildred Goshorn has advanced one position, to third place, and Miss Gladys Harrison jumped from seventh, place to fourth place, since the count Saturday.
 A total of morel than 403, ,000 ballots have been cast in the contest so far, and Of these about 123,000 have been cast since the count Saturday. The judges did not have so hard time in the count last night, all the candi- dates having bundled the greater number of their votes into small packages. The next count will be held Saturday night, and the result will be printed in The Graphic of Sunday morning.
 The following is the result of the cOunt last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
PROMOTE LOCAL BOY.

Walter w. Wood of Pine Bluff. who enlisted in Company E. of Little Rock, when the president ordered the national guard mustered in for border service, has been made corporal, and is one of a detail sent to Jones' boro to open recruiting office Corporal Wood is brother of City Attorney Earl s. Wood of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

The Ladies' auxiliary of the I. A. of M. will give a lawn dance at the home of Mrs. John Hemmert, 1908 East Sixth avenue, on Tuesday evening. August 8, with music by Williams
 orchestra. 8-3-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
LICENSED TO WE'D.

License was issued by Circuit Clerk c. M. Nichol yesterday for the mar riage of Robert Pitts, aged 26, and Miss Stella Robinson, aged 20, both of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
WITH HE FASHIONABLE BROAD HIPS
The Pattern for This Design Be- sides Allowing for All Seams, gives the True Blasting Line and shows Diagrams for Cutting and l.. ..l

N,,!oit doubt the broad hip effect k a fashionable one and here, it is ac- Complishcd by means of soft bone in- serted in the petticoat or underskirt. The skirt itself is made in three pieces and here, it is overfaced with the trirn- ming material. The blouse with it's short pepium is quaint and becoming, and tie cape-collar makes a notable feature of the summer fashions while it is very generally becoming. If pre- ferred, the three-quarter sleeves can be gathered into bands or they can be joined to deep cuffs extending to the wrists. Any pretty plain and figured materials can be used as indicatedin the illustration. Georgctte crepe with figured taffeta would be very pretty and lowered organdie with plain would make a dainty frock, or plain colored organdie could be combined with white. If the combination of materials is not liked, one can be used throughout with perhaps the vestee and sleeve trimming of something different. Taffcta would be charm ing with Georgette crepe for the vcstec, collar and sleeve trimming, or Ccorg- ette crepe would make a pretty gown with a wide hem of taffcta and the vestee, collar and sleeve trimming of the silk. All taffeta would be smart and desirable, whether the taffcta is chosen in white or ill color.
 For the medium size will be needed, 512 yards of plain material 36 inches wide or 4 yards A, with 4 yards of lowered material 3o or 312 yards A, to make as illustrated, or 012 yards 36, 72s yards A, to make of one material. The skirt is 4 yards in width at the lower edge.
 from 34 to AZ inches bust measure. Fashion Department of this paper,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

9oo7 WHh Blasting Line and Added Seam ANo7Oance) Blouse with Square
 or High Neck, 3o to 46 bust. oooo (With Basting Line and Added Seans ANoWance) Straight Skirt with
 Yoke, A to 30 waist. They will be mailed to any address by on receipt of ten cents for each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
BIRTHS.

Born, to MT. and Mrs. S. L. Gamma way, at their home, Twenty-fifth and Beech, yesterday, a boy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
S SOCIETY
ssSummer Social"
 To Be Held Tonight.

The storm and rain last night pre- vented the giving of the summer so cial'' on the lawn at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. M. Toney. in South Olive street, and the entertainment, which promises to be unique and thoroughly enjoyable in every respect, will be given this evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
Embroidery Club
 HOnOrs q Member.

Honors a Member.
 The Happy Hour Embroidery club held a farewell meeting" yesterday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. James Wilson, 1217 East Third avenue, com plimentary to Mrs. G. w. Winning, who leaves within a few days for East St. Louis, where she will make her home in future.
 The members of the club thorough ly enjoyed the afternoon, and deli icious refreshments, were served. Those present were Mrs. Winning, Thoma, Mrs. Willie Wilson, Mrs. Hen dricks, Mrs. Tom Scott, Mrs. Clifton Bumpass, Mrs. Robert Malley, Mrs. Will Malley, Mrs. Gaske and Mrs. Wilson.
 Mrs. Col Andrews, who has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. l.. Owen, is showing "a little inn provement.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mills Fuller and baby will leave today for Searcy, Mir. Fuller to return in few days and Mrs. Fuller and Doris to spend a month or more with relatives and friends there.
 Miss Mildred Hornabrook of Little Rock spent yesterday here as the guest of Mrs. Will Byrd, while en route to Camden for visit with rela- tives and friends.
 Ruth Ellen Olcott. little daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Olcott, has re- turned from a visit of several weeks with relatives in Hot Springs.
 Mrs. R. M. Knox left yesterday for Decatur, Ala, for visit with rela- tives and friends.
 Mrs. Lowe Reap has returned from Waldo, where she spent the past several weeks.
 Miss Lutie Burkhalter has gone to Little Rock and Hot Springs, where she will visit relatives and friends. < The Woodman Circle will meet at o'clock this afternoon with Mrs. Josie Omcirk, at her home, 1912 East Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. w. l., Woods. who has been conducting boarding house for some time on South Adams street, will be succeeded tomorrow by Mrs. w. B. Leeds. who will have charge thereaft- CT. Mrs. Woods and Billy are leaving soon for a vacation in Pine Bluff and other points.-Camden Beacon.
 Miss Vada Cook gave dance on Monday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Hallie Wright of Pine Bluff. Twelve couples were present. * Miss Thelma Baker enter tained 30 young friends with a de- lightful party on Monday evening, complimentary to her guests. Miss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
Daily Fashion Talks
 BY MAY MANTON
WITH THE FASHIONABLE EMBROIDERY

The Patterns for This Design Be5 sides Allowing for All SeamS, give the True Basting Line ard show Diagrams for Cutting as,d Making.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

Mrs. Jesse BenSOn----------- S,54O Miss Ellen Cranston 6,S72
 Full List oi Stores.
 It was officially announced last night by the contest committee that the following is full and complete list of the stores which are distribut- ing the voting coupons in the queen contest:
 The Model Bakery, Isaac Dreyfus company, F. M. Altschul company (retail trade only), Davis Floral com pany, Whiteway Barber Shop, Katzen- stein shoe store, Henry Marx, Best theatre, Adolph Bluthenthal, Bobbitt & Dancy, B. Gottlieb, M. l.. Elkins & company, Wheat's barber shop, .Cleve- Matthews Hardware company, O. K. Ice Cream company. Schober-Mar- tin Dry Goods company, Williams barber shop. De Luxe cafe. G. B. Dalby, Bedell's, Knox-Walker furni- ture company, Leverenz Shoe com pany, The Graphic, Jones & Laws, Lewine's Quality shop. D. w. Richey, Ark. Shcrt Leaf Lumber company store, Reinberger & Collier, Pines barber shop, Southern Tailoring com pany, Good Luck store, The Com mercial, Geo. B. Moore & company, Riverside cafe, Seawell's pharmacy, B. w. Ammons, Duckett & company, s. H. Jones, McCarra & Lyons, Rrasher Drug company. Central pharmacy, Purnells Cash grocery, Orpheo theatre, o. K. Cleaning & Pressing shop, Rosenbefg's confec- tionery. A. J. Guenther, Eagle store, Main Fruit company Barnett, the Tailor, B. J. Voss, Public Drug store, w. A. Bobo, Froug store, Sam Man. obla, Sammon & Stone, Simpson & Webb, Tedstrom Furniture company, Reap & Crawford, Hardin-Anderson, Harper Floral company, California Fruit company. Purnell's Grocery & Meat market, D. R. Camp, Howell Grocer company, c. M. Mayhew, J. w. Tarver..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

The body of John Wurm, IS, who had been missing, was found in the Chattahoochee river near Atlanta, Ga. According to the police, the boys hands were tightly bound with wire and his head had been crushed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

pattern sizes from inches bust by the Fashion Department C of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

Miss Vada Cook gave a dance on Monday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Hallie Wright of Pine Bluff. Twelve couples were present. * Miss Thelma Baker enter tained 30 young friends with a de- lightful party on Monday evening, complimentary to her guests. Miss Mary Canada of Conway and Miss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

Mrs. Col Andrews, who has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. l.. owen, is showing a little im- provement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03
Foot Expert Here

By special arrangement with the Scholl Mfg. O., of Chicago, the largest manufacturers foot comfort ap- pances in the world enabled offer the vices of their most successful foo expert
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

Mir. and Mrs. Mills Fuller and baby will leave today for Searcy. Mir. Fuller to return in a few days and Mrs. Fuller and Doris to spend a month or more with relatives and friends there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-03

. The Woodman Circle will meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon with Mrs. Josie Omcirk, at her home, 1912 East Sixth avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-04
POLIOMYELITIS
EXCLUSIVELY A
HUMAN DISEASE
American Public Health Assoc
citation Comes To Conclusion
That InfantiIo Paralysis Is
Spread by Contact

Washing N'N. .t '' N''n"'
Of present opinion iuclincs to the view
that poliomyentis (mlanule paralysls)
is exclusively a human disease and ~
spread 10y human contact whatever
other causes may be found to contrib
ute to It's spread, is the conclusion
reached hy a committee of the Amer
lean public Health association, made
public here today by the United states
public health service
Is n NiiCrO-organism.
oThe specific cause of pon6mfeii-
tis.o continues the report "is a micro
organism, a so-called virus, which
may be positively identified at present
only by its production of pohomyeli-
It's i'm monkeys, eXperimentally innoc-
ulated. such experiments have shown
this virus to be present not only IN
tho nervous tissues and certain other
organs of persons who have died of
poliomvelitis but also In the nose,
mouth ana bowel discharges of pa
tients suffering from the disease.
The committee recommends the fol
lowing procedure I'm attempting to
control the disease, requirement that
all recognized and suspected cases be
reported promptly; isolation of pa
ticnts in screened premises for al
least six weeks; dsinfection of body
DISCHARGES, restriction of movements
of intimate associates so far as prac'
Iticahlc. as exclusion of the children
of the family from school and ohel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-04
Face, Badly MutiIatcd.

n. -IIIDT.I IN IIVU UIIT -TVfUUM
/ ,or,a,1. .olliors M umenoz with
/ n,oi, ,,rs so,crod from tbrfr heads.
~. .,il' a., ..isht u..s rovoltiro ne the
aar. nad Noon emf orr Win nuuarv
-. MA i, ,on, instances the
a,n - tba f,oa has hoen mutilatcd SO
hadl,. mn mo soldiers we're suffering
, .,+ '...a,,,. ana n,o wounds had be-
49, ,,,,.,t.5 5''''
NJ. 49,, ,os,,eo. enid no had
- .1i', .,,.'.,, -, ~. ,,,tiloted sol
1,5I , ,g't ,ata, % o,ghty-throo car
,. ,,'lI,,,.,, t,,I h,d tLci. e,rs emf
,,s'','' ,,.,,,, 1t ~ ea,t, pns,lia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-04
SAGE TEA DANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
LuStre to Hair,

N0u can turn BraN, l""'u H"''
tifuuy dark and mstrous almost over
night if youu get a 50-cent bottle of
oWyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" at any drug store, Millions
of bottles of this old famous sage
Tea Recipe, improved by the addl-
ton of other ingredients, are sold an.
says well-known druggist
here. because IT darkens the hair SO
naturally and evenly that no one can
tell 1t has been applied.
Those whose hair Is turning sr"y
or becoming faded have a surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
lshes and your locks become luNurl-
antly dark and beautiful
This " the age of youth. Gray
haired. unattractive folks aren't want
cd around. so get busy with Wyeth =
Sage and sulphur Compound to-nlBhI
ana youl be delighted with your
dark, handsome hair and your youth
ful appearance within a few days
This preparation is toilet requl-
site and is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-04
ARREST ANOTHER OF
BLACKMAILER GANG
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlFrl

New york, Nov 3.-Anothcr alleged
member of the gang Of blacbmallers
whose operations against wealthy men
and women in many cities attracted
considerable attention recently, was
arrested here today George Bush, an
actor. was taken into custody on the
complaint of j. J. Klein, a Baltimore
r.nl,or who accused him of cxtorting
$4,000
Bush and Edward Donohue, pTls-
oner in the Tombs here, induced
Klein. according to the bankers story
IN surrender the money upon their
representation that they as otticiAls
n the department Of justice, would
refrain from prosecuting Klein after
a,rresting" him in the company with
woman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-04
PURE BLOOD MAKES
HEALTHY PEOPLE

Hoods SarsapariIla surely and ctr
faltNcly removes scrofula, hoils ana
other blood diseases because 1t drives
out of the blood all the humors that
,aus. these diseases. They cannot DO
successfully treated In any other way
External applications for their re-
moNal have proven almost useless ne
cause they cannot drive out the IN
ruurs that are I'm the blood.
Hoods Sarsapar,lla makes pure
rich Mood. pcrfeets the digestion, and
builds mn the whole system The skin
becomes smooth. clean and healthy.
This great blood remedy has stood the
test of forty years. Insist ON having
Hoods. for nothing else acts like u,
There is NO real substitute. Get u
today. Sold by all druggists,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-04
political Adycrtiscmcnt)

Highest Cash Market Prices PAID Tor
metal. rubbCr. iron and bones. Com
pIctc satisfaction in every tranoar-
ton. Every shipment promptly at
tended to and quick returns. Com
muncatc with Us first before you
sell the next lot.
" C0JTJIWESTERN JUNK co.
pbona GtO IA W. Lead Ave.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
RMf1iid,c Nitoriffc
tucrScit ab9cicbl laoen!
Sine getunltige GdladJt lit gegca.
uGrtig bonn 8ripet bis sun
Asr1t6 i'm Gauge.

8ien. nber Berlin 1tnh GonnilIe,
II. SUM. Die ihpn felt I1naerer
3ett ertpdrtete groBe ruiiiide Gf.
feniibe, 6nr6 tpeIde oie ibtper be.
0rdngten eStaliener entlaitet peroen
foaen bat MN ouf Ser g1n3en sSront
BON 8eiiarabiens @ren8e bis nad
8olbpnien begonnen unO es eitt-
ptdelt it6 cine qrobe S6Ioft. 9o9
eiuem mebrt1gigen fhperen Bonn.
bar0emert grtff Die rniiii6e synfon.
terie on rnebreren Stelen gIeih3ei,
tig an uno eS fam att iftueren
a1npfen. Someit iin6 Die @ngriffe
Der &uiien iiberaG abgeidIaeett NOR
Den ooer inter Dem sSelier Der 0fter-
reidii6en 9lrtilerie 5uiammengebro-
den, aber Die S6loft oouert fort
uno nir1ntt on Seftigfeit at. eeyn
Dem geitern 4bero berausgegebenen
offi0ieIlen 8eri6t beiBt es: Die felt
LANCER Belt ertparteten rltIiti9en 9ln-
griffe bnben entlong Der gon3en
Sront apii9en 8rl1tb uno Stpr,
nabe &olfL begonnen.
S6pere Qdanpfe ffno BET Sfnd
nm ben 8eits rn!erer borgei1obenen
SteIllugen i'm 8onge.
9oro0itIi1 SaruopoIs orong ser
Seino in beri6ieoenen gSnnften in
itniere Sdm1aen Elm, fpuroe ie0o6
our1 unIere @egenaneriffe iDieoer
5trilfgetrieben. 8eioerieits oes
aofleD broben Die ruiIilnen Gtitrn1-
ongriffe f6on Dor iinieren Stnoer.
niiien lt1ter Sen bIutiglten 8erIu-
item i'm 8euer unIerer artiaerie ltnb
unierer Moidinengeibiibe 5iIout-
men. Nait 0en gleiben U1iBerfoIs
ronrte Der sSeitlo uabe gtoiuo gneri.
nietp 1tnO 1tor0ipeltItd 9ubno8 I'M.
mer tDie0er gegen unlere 6telliingen
an. 8et Snoitptp ltn0 I'M IbIhnitt
bon SIpfa miro bartnddig gefGnpft.
SiibmeitIib 2ust tplroe Elm fettlo.
lider 6lieger bon 1tltieren g[bpebr.
geidiiben abgeitbOiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
tcntmiiiicn icH
mcr. Sraee crlcSi9cn!
SH GeaiernHgSfrCiien crDrtert man
@uridllas 5nr SilOnng elmer
Sdiebs'aOmmiiii0n.

@aIbirgton s. SUM. = syn gte.
gerimgstreiien ipirO eifrig Der Blml
erortert, General Garron5o 0en 8or'
idlog 5u madeH oab Die Ser. Stan.
ten uno ieine Reeierung cine inter.
rationale aomniIiion ernennen iol.
len, iueI6e Die Diiferell5en Der bel.
ben SGnoer uiIb Die merifonti6e
5rage elm fir oae Winl reeeln uno
erleOigen iolI.
Gin lol9er @ori9l1g tDiirOe glei-
her3eit Die gLntport ollf @arrnn5ns
geote fem, in ipel6er er Die 3uriid.
8iebung Der ameritaniiden 8ritppen
aus 0legifo nerlangt. 9ton 9laubt
Dab auf oieie @eiie biele iHerleoigte
5ragen pel6e ieit 5abren in oen
8e3icbungen Der beiOen 21noer lin.
nnnebmIi1feiten ru0 S6pierigfei.
ten oerllrioht bobeH 5llr beioeriei.
tigen 3ririeoenbeit abpideln fam.
Cine @rleoigang berartiger 9iffe-
ren5en ourh cine aomniiiion lit
ous0riifli6 in Dem 8ertro9 5ipi,
ihen oen Ser. Stoaten uno 0teri-
TO pom Sabre 1S4S borgeieben IN
Incident es beiBt: rSolte Elm 8or-
idlog BON einent Der beioen 2dlt.
Der eeuin6t iueroen 10 ioll er bon
Dem nitoern 2ono angeuonmen iper-
ben eS lei oenn, oaB IeBteres oen-
ielben NIT Der glatur Der 0iffe-
ren5 ODER ben ltmlt1noen 0eS Sol
les fir unbereittbar bdlt".
Sails Der 9ori9log bon gnran5a
ongenominen neroen ioIlte, ipitroen
bieier un0 9rdiiOent 8iIion cine
glei6e 9lnSobl @iitglieoer 3ur &onl-
niiiion ernennen uno Die Ser
0erielben iuilroen ipabr.
ibeinli9 in einem oritten 2ono ab-
geboIten neroen. 8rdfioent 8tl-
ion, melder in ser Qlngelegenbeit
0ps lebte @ort bat, bat ieoo6 nod
nid)t berlaitten lofen, Oh er Gar
ron5a einen iolden 8oriflag ma
den ODER mann bic glntlport ouf
0es 2esterea gtote ab9eianot perOen
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
.$ugbes' Stern TIT
steigen begriffen!
=. 6. coSoc ooriibcnScr tcs platfcrnkcmitccs;
Sasiclbc lciSct an Scr s,merikanismms''z
plankc SdiffbrMG.
tsOOieOelt trust un0 k0mmt moo nae G9ieaeO.

Gnglonos beranreidt, loll eeIdaffen
tDerOen Goa fie 10 grob ner0en, ipie
iie @nglnno ua6 Dem Griege beiisen
miro, oonn brou9t glmerifa feine
Sdiffe mebr Su baueD; 8ilonng ei.
nes Itebenben Seeres bon 250,000
Mann; nagemeine 0ienItpfliht, bod
iollen Die Soften bierfiir ni1t ans
Dem 8inoesidobamt beaobIt tper.
ben; @ilorng elmer &eierbemann.
idoft, Die titbt aus StoatsH1ilis be.
iteben iol; Sohi6ue5ou.
9lOoIebelt iuirb nidlt fommen.
Gr-8unoesienotor SSadlon bon
0tiiiiIiippt ianote lebte .9taht cine
9epei6e on ben &0rnel, iii ipelher
er Oieien bat, I'M Syntereiie Der Sor.
monte unter oen &epublifanern nndl
Chicago 5u fonlmen. CT tper0e 6os
fir lorgen, ooB ibm (Rooiebelt) in
Der Gonbertipn 0as 8ort erteiIt
meroe gfooiebeIt aber bat obgeIebnt
unO miro niht eribeinen.
SnnerDaIb Der nd6lten "a Gtitn.
ben miro es ii9 enti9eihen, pb ole
5treitart unter oen RepubLitonern
begrnben iperoen miro ooer niGt.
Gin Sarnonieberiu9 miro beltte
9LbenO nohnolS eemadt iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
2lnti>aiiterikaniI6c
OcmcnItraticn!

gbi6uabta Gitp, Der, s. SUM.
9ier fam es geitern au anti.oneri.
faniiden 9emonitratione. @s fano
cine NluiIenberiamRllung itott, in
ipelder gegen Die oalerlloe @egell-
mart amerifnniider Gruppen lebbaft
proteItiert ipuroe. 9ie 0enonltran-
ten maridierten Damn Dor oaS ame-
rifonilde aoniulnt uno braden in
5dmdbungen gegen Die 4merifaner
aus, lporouf iie Dor ben 5reHtDen.
alltb 5ogen un0 Die s5eniter oesiet.
ben nit Steinen einparfen oa tie
Der gieinung naren bob es elm
onerifaniiher Stub lei. 0iilitar 5er-
itreiltc idlieBlib Die aufgcregte
Utenge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
6urt Saur Dpll
9entl6ell erObert!
200 tnpcrtuMnSctc Sran5clcn ocratcn In &C.
fan9enibaft; audi MAIDEN Sic Dcutiden
Grcbc Gricosbentc.
Gilrken brirscn Oen auiien eine 1,ieSerlosc bel,

idon Dor 3oden belebren miiiien.
Dab 6rdntreid nit Den ibu nod,
sur &erfiigung itebenoen Streittrdf.
ten oos SdlodtfeIo bon 8eroiun
nidt bebdupten famL ooB oie Rdu,
nung Der Gtoot itnbermciolib lit.
5riiber bdtte Die fron8oiiidc glrruce
Den &ild5ng auf cine peiter rid.
luarts gelegene 8erteioignneslinie
obne ol3u groBe 0pfer belpertitelli.
gen fonnen; alleroings bdtte iie nift
oiel oo0urh eeiponnen 0a Die VT.
NEE oes Sronprin5en ibr ipabr.
ideinlidl ailf oen 6erien geiolgt ma.
re, aber Die 6ran5oien bGtten iifj
oicie rieiigen yteni6enopfer eriporcn
fonnen bic our6 ibre fortiu1breits
Den nltsloien @egennngriffe gerooe-
5u ms llugebellre gelteigert nuroen.
8irS man oos tapfere fran5ofiide
Seer aus birnloien @rilHoen 3lDin-
gen auf benz berlorenen 9oiten bis
5t ietner gdii3li6en 8ernidtung
altS3ubarren? gloh mag es Scr ge.
idDdhteb ermotteten ir1n5oitiden
4rnee noglif ieih auf eine onoerc
8erteiOiglingslinie 3uriid3ufnaen
aber i6on in menigen 5ogen inogen
ibm Die riidip1rti9cn 8erbili0unget
abgeidnitten uno Der 3ulonunen.
briid oa Iein.
Bon GHberen @ricasidlanplaben.
2onoon, s. SUM. gcridDten
aus 9Setrogroo aufolge 6abcn Die
Ruiien geget Die Gelterreid. .llngorn
grobe Grfoige oif3uipeiien. (Man
fennt ia bic offi5iellen rlliiiideu
8eridte urt0 meiB, oaB iie bon 0ea
mahret 5adlpcrhalt be0elltenO oh.
iDei1en lontit erIogcn linO.) Ole
Mliien ipoIten bic Celterreib .ltnaarn
in oem 4Sripets Sunlpigebiet geidlla.
gen 41,000 Wtami gcfan9er &C.
nollmen un0 II @eldiibe, iotuie
134 Moidiueilgeiuebre erbeiltet bas
ben. 5erucr ipoIlen tie 40 g}inen.
ihleuberer erbeiitet babelt. (0as lit
aIler0ings Elm bis6en oiel, ober iuie
9eiagt, Den Huiicn fonunt es aif
cine @anO bol mebr ooer ipeniger
nidlt Oordltf an.)
sSn aleinaiien ideint es ben Gui-
len i'm Stanlpfe gegen Die Gitrfen
ihledt ergangen 6u iein, oenn in
Dem 9lbidnitt nes @opeqebirges iino
Die Euiien aus ibren 5teltungcn al.
iagt uuo aft ailometer 3lriidgetrie-
ben iuoroen. Die Mosfoniter erlit.
ten einen 9erlnit bon 1000 Wann
al Gotten uno 8erpunoeten. Die
Iiirfen fino oif Der gan3en 81 Wlei.
len breitei 5rout gum glngrtff iiber.
gegangen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-08
11siits RcinriD cistbiiHt
pom Specs Dcnkntal!
e5roFe ;Seier BET Ser GntbhGnng /;
Saiier ienOct bes 6elOen 8itluc
Selesramm.

Berlin, s. Suti. = sSn @egett-
mart elmer groBen gtn5abL Der bod.
item 9ffiSiere Der glrtnee uno Slot
te folrO I'M 9eiiein oes @roBaonti.
rots 93rin5 Seinrih, oes 9rubers
0es &aiiers, in &iel Die feierli6e
GntbiIlung 0es 9enfmols 6es 80.
miral8, @raf BON Spee, itatt, ipel-
der ais &onlnonoeur oes oeuti6en
8eidmaoers, oas Bel Den 3nlflono-
sSnieln bon Der it6ernt11tigett engIi.
iden sSlotte berri6tet nuroe, nit
ieinem 5laggidiff unterging uno ben
500 in ben 8eIlen f1no.
aaiier BiIbeIm fanote aus Die
fem 9lnloB Der 8ittpe oe8 tapferen
5IottenfiibrerS fOlgenoes &ele-
granm:
sd fam Die @ttbaIItng oes
0enfmols, tpeldes ben 2lnoenten
Sbres beI6enntiitigen @enabls ge,
mion1et lit, nidt boriibergeben Iai-
ieL obue Sic pieoerum gu berii.
dern 6nB Der tapfere gtouliraI uno
feline Sobne bis 5t meirer Sterbe-
ltunbe Dor meinen 9lugen aIs gIGn-
8enoeS geiipiel Der 8flihterfiiaung
lteben lperoen. Die 2euren, 6eren
9er(nIt sic, iuerte @jrdfin, beflo.
gen. geb6ren Ser @eidifte an 1tno
meroen fir INNER I'M Ser3en oeS
beutidDen golfeS unb Der Wtorut.
idaiten meiner 6Iotte fortle6en.
gt0ge Oieler geoatlte sSbr itoISer
Sroit iein".