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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
BELIEVES SHACKLETON
SUCCEEDED IN HIS TRIP
First OtfiCor Stcnhouse, OF tho
aurora, Confident OF In
plOrcrS Success.
VESSEL ARRIVES AT DUNEDIN
Explains Circumstances in Which
Boat Broke Adrift, Declaring It.
Was Utterly Impossible to BE OF
Any Use In Its Condition.

DUNEDIN, y. H., April 3--On tho
arrival OF the Aurora here. j. r. stem
house, the first officer, who brought
the vessel from Ross Sea. EXPRESSED
confidence that Sir Ernest Shacklcton
had succeeded in max ing his trip across
the pole. He added that although the
party intrustcd with depot laying we're
TO go as far south as possible, thcv
may. nevertheless, have been unable To
reach Cape Beardmorc. the point orig
inally intended
Chief officer stenhouse. explaining
the circumstances in which the Au-
rora broke adrift, said
ut might look as if we were ri,nuln.
away TO save our hides but. as a mat
ter OF fact. the ship was so buclilcd
by her six weeks pressure from the ic.
ihat the ships party were on the point
Of abandoning her and sending a wire.
less message to the King requesting
that Il relief expedition be sent. when
she managed to get clear II WAS
sad homc-going. but il was utterly
impossible Cor the ship TO be of any
use ia her condition ] hope to return
win the same personnel and 10 pick up
the parties left ashore"
Mr.. Stenhouse said they had taken
enough hawsers and anchors TO moor
hattleship but they snapped like
threads in the blizzard.
AS our ship dritted away" he said
we could see plainly the lights in the
nttic nut occupied by the landing
party" For some time the explorers
iivcd on what they were able to kill
mainly seals and penSuins. their pro
visions just holding out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
BUYING IN WHEAT MARKET
IS OF STRONG CHARACTER
"''S FROM Every Section for wi,,r,
an" spring belts. and MANY
Tor Foreign Account.
l1 Ii, TO The Times-Dlspa,ch.l

Special 10 The Times Dlspoichr
CHICAGO, April 3-There was - ..,;,
!" IN" hrice Of wheat OF as much q <
nus t"-"a!. showing the sensa
fm,,,r. ''' o' - cents FOR the July
4"'ure III 4 week. The BUYING was or
strong character, with orders from,
'Ne'f section of the winter and snri,n
N"c"t belts In addition many orders
were filled on foreign account
me speculative world would do
WI "t 'hls time 10 note how quickly
s''"eS nave advanced. Professionals
80 ~. ,'oSc 'o-daS were long almost
|" q man. In fact. the market wns F.,
ohe-Sided affair ami whether there viii
oe enough crop damage reports 70.
moro" To permit the bulls to CON
'ihue III their movement is Il question
mat was discussed by the wheat trade
late to day.
There is little douht in rho mind Of
we writer us TO the losses sustained in
tue winter whca; belt These iosses
may have been general bu IN IN. ncvt
TWO weeks there will he irlpr,vein.nr
in many sections
The report Of crop Expert snow is
sued to-day was construed by the tr. d..
AS most hullsh document 1t made
the condition Of tho wintc: whcat ISIS.
Inc lowest since 1901 LGiius, $50 last
year He says the present condition
bushels of winter wheat ana as the win
''T-Ni'ieu area VIII unuIcsj iouahly bc
ah"Ve the average. this figure may be
regarded as the maximum promises
Tor the crop Of 1916, compared with a
yield IN 1915 of 65J.000.0H0 bushels
crop reports were received from, I'LL
n"is. Ohio. Missouri. ard one or two
other states and were mainly un.a-
Norahic.
Corn was s. TO cent higher and
oats were up . TO IS cent Both
grains We're helped M little by The
strength IN wheat. shorts covered III
hoth corn ana oats. '':sh sales here
were 10000 bushels OF corn ana go
coo bushels OF oats
The advances OF % to % cents in the
price %: hogs proved a great help To
provisions all commodities showing
gains. Tile buying was led by pnc:;
ers. and the May future was given the
preference. rhc monthly statement Of
stocks 1t Chicago was about as eX-
pectcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

WASHINGTON, April 3 senator
Underwood to-day challenged Pierre
:. du Pont TO deny his charges that
the Du Pont de Nemours Powder Com
pany had attempted to defeat ieGisla-
ton for government nitrogen plant
Senator Underwood had read a letter
from pu Pont, in which the president
of the powder company said his con-
Germ had not sought to defeat the
Muscle Shoals, Ala, nitrogen project,
and explained the powder company's
bill providing for nitrogen plant.
Senator Underwood's reply CHARGED
Hugh l.. Cooper and Charles B. Lands
agents for the powder company, with
undertaking to defeat tho House bill
and added that If Du Pont or either OF
these agents would write specific
denial OF the charge, he would offer the
dcnials TO be read in the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds Of Bargain aud sale
Amounting Ia S2iS.I5D.

Amounting 10 SsiS.i',o.
E!vira Martin ct vr, 10 EuStace NJ.
White. PINTO feet south line s street,
~ feet west OF Twcnty-fourth street.
March "a. 1916; tax $40. $40.
-. l.. Albcrtson ct uX. 10 T. Il.
Thomas 15oxl25 feet west line Rogers
street. $50 feet north OF Fairfield Ave-
nue.. March 80, 1916; TAX $i10 $40.
O. J Davis CT uA., to Mrs +. +. Nose.
% feet ! inch by So 1-2 feet cast line
Elm street, between rark and stuart
Avenues March Ii, 1916; tax s., $40.
w l. Daniel ct uN.. 10 Edward j..
Blake. 10Xi35 feet n, the northwest
corner of Floyd -Avenuc and Sheppard
street December 20, 1912; tax S2.50,
SO. rcrccordcd
George u. Harris ct ny. 10 Alfred T..
iarris, Jr., trustee, u i:Xl0o feet
nortn line Floyd Avenue. rs 1-2 feet
vest of sheppard Street. March IS,
1915, $4,000.
Jacob Mur ct IN. to II. s. Walton.
jONI25 feet : inches at the southeast
..orncr OF Ashland and Randolph
streets. March -. 1916, $1,000.
NJ q. Wright ct ny, to Mrs. Lizzie
Wright. l5XIi5 feet east line Randolph
street, between Blair and Winder
streets. February *. 1916; tax 81. $40
Emanuel Raab TO Rosa bell Raab, his
wife the property known as 700, To2
7ci. zoo, 10S, 40. 7l2 and IA East
Main street. and Nos. !. 3, > and !
North Seventh street. February !. 1915,
natural love and affection, tax 5000 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcut:
T. c. Weymouth. for Main Street sta
ton. eight lights in train shed
southern Nickel Works. for Kransie
Lewis. IS South James street, four
outlets for lights.
SANE, Tor Y. Tanner. 3i27 Wallace
X. 4. Cosby Electric Co. for Swift G.
Co. Union and Franklin Streets, one
three horsepower motor
Same. for X. X. Cosby, B2l-A North
Thrtieth street, two outict
John H. Latham. for Mr. Gregory. l"I
West Twcnty-ihird Street chui,cinr
entrance.
same. for T. l.. Bass, 2II3 Scmmes
Avenue. four fixtures ana FIVE lights
same. for same. 115 West Twenty
FIRST Street, four fixtures and i've
lights.
same. Tor same, .l3 West Twenty
first Street. four fixtures and fye
lights.
same. Tor same. olS West Twenty
first street four fixtures and fIc
lights.
Same. for same. COS West Twenty.
lights.
p W r. Catlctt Electric Co, for Davis
Brothers. :7li Hanover Avenue 100
outlets.
Same. for same, Hanover Avenue and
the Boulevard. 100 outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
SIN Deeds of Trust Amounting to


S.tS,5SS.
j. W. Johnson II lX. to W. Il PiZ-
%iu!, trustee. 20 feet = inches by % feet
east line Third street, between Leigh
and Jackson streets; also % feet 10
inches by ah feet east line Third Street.
between Leigh and Jackson Streets
March 81 1916. fl,lS0
Thomas q, Sydnor TO Richeson &
Crnich;ield. trustees. the property
known as 1921 East Franklin street.
March IS, 1915, s3.Os0
Davis Perrin ct ux., 20 II. r Pollard.
Jr., trustee. 25N!5l feet 10 inches north
line Grace Street, 80 feet II inches east
OF Sixth Street. April !, 1916, s2O.65O
Jacob Coleman ct ux., 10 l.. NJ Nell
son trustee, 10 l-2xSS feet south line
Main street. ~ feet east of Thirteenth
street. March ], 1916 SiI.so0
Martha {. Wade ct al, To a L.
Chewing IL al, trustees, 3cxl26 feet
east line i.ombardy Street. 2o5 feet
north of beverly Street March 80
Robert j. Williams to American Ma
tonai Bank. trustees, 22XiiS feet AT
the southwest corner of Twenty first
and Marshall Streets. March 81. 1915
$500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits, Amounting IN
SCI ,0Ot

Permits for new work were issued
Yesterday by Building Inspector Butler
as follows:
Virginia Realty and Construction 90
10 build a thrcc-Story brick apartment
house on the south side of Hanover
Avenue. between Mulberry Street and
the Boulevard, to cost $4,000.
". Showaltcr, to build "a two
storI frame succeed dwelling on the
south SD. OF Bacon Road. between
$4,000.
J: NJ. Lancaster ana I. l. Elan. to
nuiiu " two-story frame succeed
dwelling ON the south side Of Bacon
Road. between Griffin and Fendal! Ave-
nucs, 10 cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
HIGHER RATES JUSTIFIED
!. {. 4. Approves Proposal of clyde
Steamship tompnny for Cancel
Ing Present Thrills

WASHINGTON April 3.--PropuSal OF
the clyde steamship Company TO cancel
ocean and rail rates from points in
New England and alom:; the eastern
scaboard via Charleston to Charlotte
and other points in North ana South
Carolina. leaving in effect Il combiua-
ton Of higher rates. was found iusti-
fed today hy the Interstate Commerce
Commission. All classes and coinmo-
dities are affected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
At the Movies TO-DAY

lSIS-GcOrSr Hpbnn, In "'rhe
TRWn of Fate
COIONlAI.-IuiIuS Stcrer In ..rbe
blindness OF Love"
NICvOR-.'rht> Sucinl PIrutrs'.
with Marion sails.
ODE;ON-inulinc ErrdcrI,l. In
"&ndrc!."
BlJOt Norma rnIn,udur In
"Nnrthn'~ NindicntiOn." nnd Joe
)prl<s son, In .Gipsy Jnr.''
tEN-tteurE Woodruff. In a Nun
md His Mate"
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CoIoninl's Picture Liked.

Julius Storer. Grace Valentine and
George LIE Gucrc scored n triumph in
Ihe blindness OF Love at the Colo
hial yesterday. This play will be re-
peated again to-day. As an added
attraction. scenes OF the first army au-
tomobile corps ever organized. taken
IN richmond on Saturday, March %.
VIII be presented all week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
HUSTINGS DEED OF Trust.
one Decd Of Trust Amounting {

Sarah II. Belcher CT vir 10 w. G
,uiiiarn. trustee lots II, !: and Is III
block > in Burfoots Addition: also
2".iN73.6 feet south line Hal Street nj
cas-; corner OF Broad Rock Road: also
{? l-2Xl51 feet south line Hull street
II" il feet west of Thirty-tifth Street
Guy y. Belcher conveys in same deed
10 same trustee lots II and Is i'm block
: In Rurfoot's Addition. March ~. 1915
$1,000 ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
FINE WATCHES.

MESSRS .IAIINKE BROS. Jewelers.
81 East Main street, take pleasure in
announcing their twenty-nf annual
exhibition Of Fine Watches. manufac-
turcd by the celebrated Patck Philippe
X co. of Geneva. switzerland. The
public is cordially invited TO inspect
these rare works OF art Wednesday,
April .. for one day only . y. NJ. 10
y, NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

cielk Of the Hastings Court Yesterday
as follows
John Wesley Tucker and Helen Luz
ellie Austin.
{. Bass.
Walter /. Henslcy. OF l.ynchburg and
Bessie l.. Farmer. of Richmond
Frank Is. Thurston and Bessie l.
Wake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
SUPREME COURT OF AppEALs.

The following cases were argued ycs-
peals:
Culpeper National Bank VS. Tide
water Improvement Company. Argued
by Mcssrs. Grimsley a. Miller, for the
appellant, and by ]. l.. Jeffries. for the
appellee. and submitted
DeRaun'S EXecntriX VS.. DeBauu ct
ais. Partly argued and continued un-
til a:30 o'clock this morning.
Next case TO be CALLED:
Pennsylvania Railway Company w.
Jenkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
I'll MBISG PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday Icy Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
:. Is. Goodman. for j y Moore. 1905
Bainbridrc street.
p Jenkins. for l.. Gordon ." and
23@a West Leigh street.
". II. Guidt, for - T. Donovan. 1907
and "a" ErNant Strcet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Norma Talmndre nj ntiou.

MA $ Nindication." q drama. il
me Triangle program at the Biiou for
o., INC hrs' half Of this week Norm,
i"i'hade". with Scena owen ana TuiIy
Marshall. play the lea,iiut, -oi.s ~
Jackson. in GYPSY Joe" is m. So
OF the keystone comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Audrey ut Udcun.

Pauline Frederick. AUDREY. in
Paramount pictures. received a warm
welcome at tho Odeon Yesterday The
picture conforms closely 10 the story
-. Nla'E 'ohhs'oh.s novel, aud the
screen version Offers some rcauvH,.
picture entertainment. Audrey" viii
De presented at the Odeon again TO.
day ard Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
NDE|s NOMINATION
pr ACTED ON THIS WEEK
'te judiciary Committee Dcfcrs
Consideration Until Next
Monday.
fOkT BY SUBCOMMITTEE
|sli Says Real Crime Is That He
as Exposed Inipuities OF Men In
Ugh Places and Has Not Stood
Awe of Majesty OF Wealth.

crIIS,.rn>- 49,.
"'' - >'''o" y"
nomination or Louis ID. BrandeiS
the Supreme cour. was deferred
. he Senate Judiciary Commute. IN
u,,u ~ ,,
"a'o' fie'cher' Democrat, Of the
1ommittee. made IA report merely
|mmen,liny continuation sor,,or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CP'GDlTORS

To tn" creditors Of W. Nj ANDERSON
OF Richmond in the County Of Hen
rico. and district aforesaid Bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
~ day OF April. y. - 1916 the said
W NJ. ANDERSON was duly
adJnhiCated BANKRUPT, and that the
tirSt meeting of his creditors will u.
held IN my office, Rooms Nos. so"
ana 500 American National Banl,
building. Richmond, Va. on the I4Tii
DAY or ;APRIL, \. ~ 1915. at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which tim :,
the said creditors may attend, pro, (,
their claims. appoint n trustee, e.
anime the bankrupt, and transact suco
otner business as may properly com.
before said meeting.
THOS. s. SNEAD,
April ). 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

lhcfe are three British steamships
icfth. the largest Lac tons gross
WAS owned In Melbourne. Another, OF
''''5 tons was from Dundee. and the
'hird' 6'3 tons, was owned in Glasgow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
UNARMED STEAMER SUNK
british Vessel Perth Goes Duwn-Si,
Of Crew lost md Flight
kcsruch.

LONDON. April 3,--rhc British
steamship Perth has been sunk. SIN
members OF the crew were lost aud
eight we've landed. The Perth was uu-
armed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
BAL T|MORE CONFERENCE
HEARS BILLY SUNDAY
Audience That Packs Church Cries
for "NiOrc, More as He
Finishes.
breaches ON THE ARROW"
'rays That All the Forty-Two Cen
timeters Of He'll May Not Make a
Dent In the Battle Line of Chris
tianity.
[ Special 10 The Times-Dispa,ch |

fi.I
WASHINGTON, April 3.--.i.ilIy sun
day Journcycd from Baltimore to-day
10 preach before the Baltimore Confer
crcc OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
and in his own peculiarly popular
fashion ne told the assembled preach
erS that there were two classes Of peo-
PIE IN the church--somc who want TO
know the Will Of God. SO that they can
do II, and others who are in the church
Tor the loaves and fishes. people who
care nothing for what God thinks of
lying. booZ'ns ana other sins
sunday preached his sermon on 9TH.
Arrow and whom he had finished
painting and hoarsc. the audience thar
packed the church called for more
more He told them lie must stop
to keep an appointment at the White
House. and $" that he could ret To
Annapolis TO address the mdshipinen.
Then there were cries for Ma sun
day. and sh" was escorted to the lee
tern by Bishops Earl Crauston and
T. ;. Henderson. In response to Ques-
tons that she speak, she said What
socrer He says unto YOU do. thou
do it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
George Bcbnn nt Isis

George Beban returns u the Isis To.
OF Fate"
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HENRlCO TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds Of Bargain aud Snie
Amounting to g..

NIhOUHftnE To- -.
Joseph. a. Hatke to -. T.. Hawkins.
S2.23 acres on the west side of tho
Quioccassion Road about six miles west
Of the city. February 2. 1916: tax IS,
$50.
l.. f.. Harvfe eft ais, to w. w. Collier,
50x115 feet west line Michael Avenue,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
AND GUESTS
PRAY FOR HIS MISSION

In his closing prayer, MIR. Sunday
besought Heaven that all the forty
TWO centimeters Of hell may not make
dent in the battle liuc OF Christianity
In response. the conference and guests
prayed that God may inspire and bless
his mission.
The conference comes 10 close to-
morrow. when Bishop Earl Cranston
announces the appointments for the
year. The bishop refused to-day to
give the reporters any tips on where
the preachers would work during the
conference year.
II never make appointments known
until ready for announcements ut the
conference, said the bishop when
asked for information to-day along
this line
TINS afternoons session was turned
over TO "a discussion Of what progress
the colored people arc making in
Mcihodism. Or. j. -. Spencer. prcsi-
dent Of Morgan College, Baltimore and
Or. William -. ricllius. Golored. dean
of Morgan College. We're the speakers.
They described the work the colorcd
Me,hodis's are doing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
HENRICO DEED OF Trust.
One Deed OF Trust Amounting IN.


Rehccca f. Minter c; viz. To Bank OF
Commerce and Trusts. trustee. Il tract
OF land on the Hermitage Road about
five miles north Of the city. April |,
1916 Si,240.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
HUSTJNGS TRANSFER.
One Decd of Bargain and SnIe Amount
Ing tn SriION.

Mary T.. Ely ct vir. to f. w. Long,
lot Is in block II I'm the plan of Belle
vue. fronting 80 feet on Twentieth
Street. March 16, 1916: tax 50, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
CHANGER, DEEDS or Trust.

$50 feet south OF Anderson street No.
Hcmhcr ,, 1915; tax 80 cents $40
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CHALLENGE TO DU POINTS

Same, for same, Hanover Avenue an
the Boulevard. 100 outlets
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Hmslidlt aMf GIniemng
ttebr ais tln9cwibl

@nibinaton. Is. ahaauit, - Rrd.
fi0ent gsilion erflorte bcttie nadmit.
too Den Bubnpraiiocuten In biirren
@ortetL aab ie cutiueoer ben glR,
.gritclten 3ugetdnhniiic maiden
miiBtrn. ODER Bic @er1ntmortun1
fir eineH Streif I'M 2auoe 5l trogcr
botten Die gubmraen1tcR beirut
ZEN iid Onroui. o1B cine annobmc
Der GorihI1ae scr 9~r1ii0enten fit
Die 9ohneu oen 8anferott uno ibr
I~oAesurtcil bcoeutrn mnr0en.
Cbaletd bic Gage cine iebr pre-.
fare lit. iinA oic Reaiermgsfrciic
Ood Der 9ofimmg Dab ic ii@ fla.
rem meroe. mo baB beioe Seiten
ihIieBlih 0em Blame oes 9rGii6en.
ZEN 5uitiuimen meroen. auf ie6en
soil bot Die Situotion aesenmdrtig
ibren fritiiden RuHft erreidt.
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WclIcm ,,DemtfHlauc"
0eiidptct hnbcn!

Bottom rs Atauit - Ter aa.
pitan Oes bier rinactrofiaten C3ean.
0ompier8 nhem4 berihtet. Dab er
unDcit @ran0 9anfs III Der gidbe
Der fran5oitihal stiiite eiH aroBes
Emlaboot aeiihtet babe, Dob dber.
ats d lido bcnlerft lab, untertanh.
ie uHo uidlt mieoer geiebcn mtroe.
Der aopitdn alatht oaB 6 Die
aGetihIano" aeueien iii.
gloriolf. 90. is. auauit. SEA.
pitdn Glicu oes bier einaetroifeneu
normcgiihen 0ompfers s4li be.
ridtete oem biriigeu bnorograpbi.
iden Amt Dob er I'M mittelntlan.
C3eon alIf Der StraBe 5lui
ihen Roriolf m0 Der Wtitnouna
oes engliid)eu aaualS an hinftcn
gluglit Elm Snumbooi paiiierte. Ron
glaubt uidt oaB es bic a8eutih.
LAMB gepeien iein fam. Die crit
in Der 0oht auf Den 5iueiten IN.
quit Sompton 3ooos berIieB mo in
Der fiir5en 3eit faitm cine 10 arobe
Strede 8ltriidaeleqt habeH oitrfte.
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uliiIicnarc llach JnSicn
b~ramdtcn GrIanbnis!

2onoou, Is. Slug. - @ie bier be.
fnunt gege6en muroe miiiien 8erio.
men, oie feiue engliiaen Staatsanqe.
borigen iirb un6 mad Snoieu 81 rel.
len piiniden I'M bort Miiions.
uber gr5 icbungsarbeiteu su begin.
men, in 8uflnit gum 9ctreten oes
2nHoes Die Grlou6uis Der moii6en
8eboroeu hnben.
Die engliihen geboroen erfldren.
NliBptritdnoniiien D~or5ubeugerL
0oB oieie 8eitimming nidt etua
sum 3Dete a~rlafien poroen iei INN
@}iiiions- ODER io5iale @irtiamfeit
In Snoten 5l eridneren ODER Ser.
.ioren oaUor ST. eutmutigen, ionoern
.iie bat leotglid ben 8Def, Iiiiio.
mare olts Gem 2anbe feit5ubaiten Die
in attiper S1nrpathie NIT ben 8ein.
ben Der eugIiihen &egierung iteben.
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@iah snnhnh hentt hier.

gilln Siinonp miro beute a6eul
I'M 4ubitoriun ieine SeremtiaoI
eegen ben 3ellfel 4lfobol loslaiIen
@eitern entfeiielte CT in @ortI
4lotte uno IN @rdno SsIono oil
8aHerbeiligcn al pobrem 5reuoen
gebeil. Ratirlif erbob CT pieoel
gebouptlingen, meldje ME er gennl
mciB. ebenio Iiigenbaft nnn fulid
iiu0, rpie bic hon ihm norgebrnhter
3abIen limb Stotiitifan. God oos
maht Dem geIDgierigen gieioo.
Gpongeliiten nifts ans, or fenui
iein 9ubLifum mo neiB, Dab es Die
8abrbeit Der acknowledgement nifi
britt pern oieielben MIR nit Dem
9ruitton Der lle~ber8euguna unb mid
troftiaen Reoensorten geuiir5t, bin.
allsgeihrieen mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-19
Sir Grbaltmno Scs
~StaatszHapitcls

2incolns geebr.. Is. gug. -
@-oubernelr Nhorebeao bot allf Den
2S. 4nguit cine aouferen5 eir1beru.
fen, auf metfer Blame fir bic STE.
parutur 0es iii06itlihen 6lilgels 0es
aopitols qefaBt mer6m iollen. 9e,
fanntlih bat iih oieier 5eil 0es
Stodtsbaties beoeuteu0 geienft. 10.
Dab Die @eiobr zines gon3lihen Gin
itur5es <utdt bon Der 9ono al mel.
len tit.
I'm Der a~ouferenS ner0en 6ig
5tootsbeberoe fur offe1tlife @e.
b0uoe ulo 2dnoereiery meld)er Die
arfiidt rber oas aopitol obliegt.
Der Staot Si1genielir, 3fpei oerno.
frottihe @2itglie0er Der 2eqislatur,
@eorge Sodion. Spre6er 0es son.
les, uub Senator Boil. aobl, Bra,
iioeflt pro tempore 0es Seuats, 10.
ME 5rnei rebublifoniid)e Mitg(ieoer.
Ge%praientont @. 9etrus BeterIon
uno Senotor G. S. 5puf teiIneb-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-19
Portugal wiII balls
tdtie einorcifcm!

2iNnbon. Is. qlug. Waior
giorton Wlattos. goctligalS QricgS.
miniitcr modjtc beitte befouHt. DaB
Hortignl binncn Sturgeon Strlit.
frdite muf fron50Hidem gooeu Ian.
ben miro. Inn gegen Die Geutihcu
.5u tdmpieu. (Dic meroeu oeu CoDl
aud nidt lett modetD
9ereits iu Ropcmber 1914 bate
Nos 4nrlamcnt fiir ctnen Gintritt
8orhigols IN ben Rricg an Der Gel.
tc Ger Gliierteu gcitimmt. SIN sc.
brunr oicics ,{abrcS ipur0eu 36
Inn 6oio oufcruoc Oeutlhe Sdiffe
bon Der portngiiii6eu Aeaierma
belhloaunbmt porauf GeutihlonO
I'M Mdr5 Portugal ben ariee CT.
fldrtc Cic porhlgiiiihen Sruppcn
nuroeu am rs. Bars mobiliiiert.