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4orpdrt siiurmM gum GtdIuness
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Acknowledgment I'm 5slot gtdnotit.
Sntolgt Der Stslung 0ss tiu3eInm
i'm GhHbm9rabm iiub 9srleBunsen
6t5 Gsiihifs uHb Der 4ussn nlht
itIitn. Don SniaHtsritseidohm Miro
pie Der gerliHsr Qugtnor5t d.
Spiro auf @ruHo ieiner eigsnsu Be
obddtuneen msfibrt, meiit Oas linte
Quge getroifen, oa ods reate BERN
feuern6m S6ubtn Our6 bas @tpebr
geidibt 1T. 9srartiee gerIsBungsu
Tinb fir oas Quge meiit 0srni6teno,
0a bic augel in Der 3egel Oas @es
birn o0sr anoers ShdbelteiIs burds
oringt, 9ur9i4ieBung beiOsr Qugen
lit ielten. Die geringere lebenoIge
Strait Der Sarapneatuseln beOingt
e., Dab je 3upsilen in Der 4ugsns
bohle liegen bIeiben. @ranatipIitter
baben, je nab ibrsr 8roBs. iehr Ders
ldiebenc Mirtungen. Bon Dem Sim
hringeH zines tleiHen 6remOtarpcrs
in Die 6ornhdut Bis our 3ertrimmes
ruHa bei0er 4ugen. aleinere gtiens
|iplitter Iaiien Ii9 3urpeiIen nit gutem
grfplge burn einen Wiagneten aus
3iebsn. SeIten orinsen &upferFiids
den in oas 4uge elm. Sic tonneH
ebenfans nit giiHItigem G~nOsrgsbnis
trtrabiert tper0sn. Die GeIfo1e nirs
len oft inotrett Elm, meiit our9
itumpfe @epaIt, inoem gum 9sis
ipiel einI6Idgenbe @ranaten @sItsis
ne, S6muB unb bersleiden nit gros
Der @efpolt forti6leuoern. 9aour6
t6nnen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
Quges beoingt neroen, bic bel balois
ger 8~ebanolung ausbeiIen, Bel 8ers
na6ldHigung a6er gu NsBbautablDs
Jung Fiibren tDnnen. Qu9 Sale bon
gtdhtblinObeit tpuroen beoba6tet, ais
goIse elmer GrIa0pfung beg Rsrbsns
|IpItems. Gebr bdufig pareR griaens
beitimmungen erTorberIih, mas ans
fangs, tnfolge Mongels zines geeigs
neten griaeHtoitens, feline S9nterigs
ttiten bate. Se6r 3pedmdBig erlpies
ii9 baber Der gefebl. bic Gtappera
ianitdtsbeppts nit 8riaen 3u perIes
ben un0 bic Qummern Der srforoerIis
den 8riaengldier in Die SOlobider
ein5utragsn, poour4 Der griaB isbr
erleintert miro.
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Sitc 5ur gerbitune pDn GDitbil.
Onnq.

Die 3abI Der RorihuBmittel ooer
Der 9eriabren CUR 9erbiitung bon
GoitbiIDung bermebrt fih itdnbia;
cine Der sigenartigitsn Metbooen I'M
oes 1T srit tiir5li9 betannt geporoen.
Die GeneraI Electric gompanp in
Sdenettaop q. q, bat Elm neues
9erfabren gum 5hub BON Gifen uub
anoeren Mstalen gegen RoTtbiIouHg
angegeben. 3ana6 pirb bic 3u fhits
3enDe M~etaqpberfIdde Der Gintpirs
flung bober 9emperatur oiis9efeBt,
tpobur9 dngebli1 bic GrDontion bon
@ilen ipie BON aupfer bsrbinoert
miro. Die 81 fdiiBenoe Metdllobers
fldhe pirb beoedt ober iiber3ogen
nit etnem 8emenge. bas II. a. fein
perteiltes aluminium entb1lt, pel9es
BEL entiprs6enOer grbiBung eiHeu
biinnen, aug elmer 4luminiumIegtes
rung b~eitebsnbeu neber3ug biloet. Der
bstreffenoe appdrat 1T Iebr einfa9
uno beitebt aug elmer 9rommeI, Die
ons %erpdbute @emii9 ent1dIt unO in
Der 0as 3u bebanDelnbe Wlstal In
9rebung psrisBt fpiro. Die 9rommsL
pirb tart srbibt, 10 Dab bic beioen
matchmaker in geriibruna tommers
ben Mstale cine aegierung bi[oen.
6anoelt es ii4 i'm aupfer, bns oeger
aoftbiIbung gei4iibt neroen io1, 70
beItebt bieis ae%gierung aus elmer 4rt
QIuminiumbron3e, bic ie0o9 siusn
boberen Mlumtniumoebalt beIibt unb
gsstniiber bet GinDirtung bon Sibe
observation-disclosures III, aIs 0ie ges
uObnltde asgierung gleiher 3ufams
menieBuHg. Scll bagegen @iien BIZ
banDeIt perOsn, 10 asigt Ii9 Der
Grfolg bel Dem neuen Wsrs
fabrsn in Der NsiIs, oaB tsIn 8ers
bremen erfolst. IDie Dies BET unoss
f6iibtsr GiIsnobsrfIa6e aefdiebt,
tpsnn ie Der Ginnirtnna elmer 6ober
3emperatur ausgefebt niro. 1as
@srfabrsn III bereits bel GiIsns uno
4upfergsrdtsn bsrIhitbsnsr gtrt, bsim
20ten bon SUPPER unb fir dnoere
3ipsde nit grfols ansspsnoss mons
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-14
BorfdIdee.

Iiftter iprnf; gu ie6em 8eitc
SIT Der 4uhen tets has bette;
gidt ALIEN an grurten gRaien
Col bns 3er5e iid erfreueu,'
Sonbern aud am iuBeu sudden
Soa Der GfHnbef iid periu9eu!"
lln0 6aIo itabIeu aus Der aiGe
@ddtIih nd bic 8oblserhde;
ia, in erniten grieees3eitsn
Dug man beimli9 Seis bereiteu,
Qddtlid tneten ,nahtIid %riiteu;
2cnn tags ipdbeu RoIi8iitea.
VIZ er MN 10 GUT eeraten
Sing man eruitlid an gu roteu,
$50 Ct pobl redt iiher mare,
CT. Der oau5frau Gtol3 unb Gbre.
8ater riet: ~5ut i'm gsidpinse
Su mein Feff gaonefenipinbcl'
gauttern lam Tugs Der Gcbanie:
.ssie mars benn I'M @aidei9rdufe2'
9ante Cote ieuf8te Ieiie:
yqeet i'm bod ins li9rsebduiel~
Liner Maodeu, oie gabette,
5dlug gar Dor bic Scilette.
6risdsH iprad. .gsas fol- Oas 5rnaen
8ir BerItedeu i'm inn glagcnl@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-14
aenes @anO6eilmittel.

9iertoble aIs Bunobeilmittel miro
BON BEN pribatoo3enten Or. BON
anaffls2en3 in Der felbGr3tIi9sn gei,
Iage Der Mdndener meoi3inil9en
Dodeni9rift dngelegentli9 emptobs
len. Gereits Don anDerer Gsite 1T Die
pulbsriiisrte 2isrtobls innsrIid BEL
i1peren 9armertrantungen, aud Bel
glplera unb Hubr gsgeben tp0r6sn,
nm bic i'm Darn por6an0ensn
arantbeitstetms uno Site 81 binbeu
unb fort5uI4affen, ben Darn nlIo
3u Ossinfi3ieren - uno bas nit allss
ge3si6netem @rfpIgs. Disie Grfdbs
rung III nlnmebr auf bic 8ebanos
lung eitriger Munoen iibertrusen
porben unb aId bier nit Dprtrefflis
dem @elin9en. Die MunbeH iperoen
Sund1H in Dorl9riftsmdBtger gBeiIs
g~srsiuigt uno aISbdnn nit Roblens
puIuer bid beItreut uno troden psrs
bun0en. Gtatl infi5ierte frif6e WuHs
oeu bsilisn Del tdgli9sm gerbdnos
ps9isl in tur5er 3sit; dIiers @uns
ben 5eieien inter GoblebebanOlung
gum minoeltsn sincn ubgstirStsn Sets
lungsoerlaui. Bunben, bic erbsbli1
IN bic 9iefe gingsu, puroen nit aObs
ieduH9Dsmmunssu geipiilt, unb
aud babel trat cine gHnItigs Birs
tung outage. Sine Shdbigung irs
SsnOuslder art 1T uusssldIOFsn Oo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-14

aobIe ni6t in Die a6rperiaftbubnsn
aufgenommen miro uno in 6emi'
fdem Slime Elm ourhaus barmlOisr
9orper tit. Or. DON anaffIs2en3 sibt
Der 5offnung ausbrud. bab bic
Sheu bieIer Gbirurgen. Elm idpurs
3es Yulber in cine Bunbe 81 itreaen,
bur9 bic sutsn asiuItate beisitigt
tpsrOeu miro, Die out6 oiefe eiRfaae
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu er5ielen finb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-14

Hns flhIHf #t msif 4. hfisas
htff aaiiilia tith afatif afsstns
1tn nH5 la1lh NfHfitit HaN t.tfla
iannsa tt frtnaiW 4ieiit hfnfntsi
un fa sfnltmuHlt fns In tfd
Nfetm ftta tulti ftiH. mjilI uat altt.
@iafiaai nlta al gfaiftiat ID Rbt "a
Nalb ti e Sod 9Niat "a 8atb bfl 81
Sen iHr %. una tA 9afh bH 80 saA
9fflit an Ra 9 flt iltinf gttts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-14

81 II ni9t uniDabsi4sinlid, oaB
@foBbritannien am 400 Dor Gbriiti
nod NIT Dem 5eItIduos 5ulammens
bling.
Qu aoggenmeblbrOisn balfen iit
3npbuss uno Rubrbajilm nur tur5e
3eit. alf Mei8enmsblbroten oogessn
Iebr LANCE.
3iet6eu nurbe BON bobrs
ri6 gleid gum gremitrleutnant be-
fDrbsrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-14

Die SiI6er6ergmsrte OOa goioIi
in golibia lisisrtsn BON 1545 bis
1903 fir eff Niaionsn pinier ges
Oiegsnes Metaa.
BomaDsH nuroeH uriprunglih
Dur9 gebdnoluig BON 4epfeln nit
Gspir5en bsrseitslt; 0nber Der goms
(pomo eIsi9 apfsI).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-14
a,ntnnnalanlrnlnna.

Gisit Muhtr lrtrbtn an lratno
cine aertHs etst Elnitnbung ets
Qrtiff aslfitt. Non atbe Rummtr
uno @Toft anS Die pplIs Nnrtis
6tutIih psIhfrbsn on aub Ihldt ben
Coupon ntbR 10 Gents fir i,oss
btftlltt l'aHtr an 5as
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
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Sc nafin REGULATE 1mpgm. rus
mliAl nit 9faniiirmil uub tispoi
nslsn pautrn anlttiumo To olu
eils acknowledgements
0u anfahttr bu bic liuiistm
tints a%apiidr6 iraa Too pen lti'
utr llmattuns as. Gin, ldIarit
brrnttmt 5isur NIT ted stitniiits
rem gtFdi. bas hurb sinm iraBi.
etn. oranfamsH aaaArut r%tritufsri
nnrbt. 9liBm glsih iIuHmttn oit
aua,n nab Dem Deuii6sn, Der itium
Bid rubia ousbitlt
Titftr hatie F6 70 auigslislt, baB
sr Rildsn0sduna bate. Seine S6ub
naFfe belt er oen GiubriugIinssH
tntpsasn.
Inter ben Iebtsrsn erinRs ibn Die
triumpbisrsnOs Grass oss gsrratsrs
an. Den Gdub iolt Sbre mir be-
aoblsn!' b0bute Der nit bdbli6sm
qahen.
Der aabitdn mab nit Der Gnmas
Bunq oss gepaltsmtni6sn, Der ieis
rsr gsuts fdsr 1T, Den Outf4,u
Gffizier.
.Shr feib qruifen = Sffi5ier,
ni6f pobrq@
,euer 6pion bat Sud gut GEE
fubrt.s
.gpionq Gin qotrtpt III eg, Der
Tein aeben paqt, I'm Grantreia gu
RIDDEN
.Menn 9Franfrei6 lauter FOLDER
patrioten bat, Oann 1T e fdle4t nm
Gnh beTteut!@
mas, Sbr tpoat uls nod bOb-
nenl n5rt thr, R~dmerabeu, ben FREE
den gatron!a
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raFeI uuo oie RuFe: .gieber nit
inn" nuroen Iaut,
.gie Ieben, Sbr 2eben itebt in
msiner Sano. Sin @int bon mir,
uno bic RaIenben itir5sn ii4 auf
Sid"
Dos lit Elm edit fran5Oii6es
graDOurffiid bunOsrt aegsn et'
men,
sJhr peroiert ss liat pelle[.
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trutts an Den AultsrH 9otteH gu lals
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loten, IN glebl gu tperoen, Damn IN
gsldlagsnem VI uno oaraut IN
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The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
VILLA moving TO
BATTLE ObREGON
Washington Awaits News of
Conflict Now Considered
Most Vital.
FIGHT MAY NOW BE ON
Victory for the Villistas Would Leave
Only Three Ports in Car
ranzas Control.

Adviccs to both the State Department
and the Villa agency here indicate that
the impending conflict between Villa
forces and Carranzistas between Guada-
lajara and Queretaro is looked to as the
most vital factor in the Mexican situa-
Hon at present
The Villa agency asserted last night
that it had beer advised that Villa was
moving forward to meet the forces under
Gen. Obregon and that news of a battle
might be expected at any moment.
Reports to the State Depa rtment from
Aguas Galleries stated that Villa wound
cd were being brought there, hence It is
concluded that fighting is already going
ON between Guadaiajara and Queretaro.
According to the latest information
from Aguas Cslinetes. ObreSon was then
attacking Queretaro and DieSuez was at
lacking Guadafajara-
May Open Up Railway.
Gen. Villa has given assurances that
IL he wins in the forthcoming battle. eX-
pccted TO occur near Irapuato, he will
at once open up direct railway commu-
nication to Mexico City from the north.
A victory for the Villistas would leave
Carranza in possession of only Mata
moras, Tampjco, and Vera Cruz as i'm
portant strohSholds. victory for OBJ
RECON, however, would be severe blow
at the center of the Villa strength at
present.
The case Of Gen. Eulalio Gutierrez. in
stalled in the provisional Presidency by
the Villa-Zapata convention, and who
ater evacuated the city with a force
loyal to him. was presented TO Secretary
of State Bryan yesterday by Joseph r.
Wilson. of Philadelphia. counsel in the
United States for Gutierrez, and Jose
Fasconcelos. of the Gutierrez cabinet
Rival claims of military successes in
various parts of Mexico are made by the
Villa and Carranza agencies here. The
Villistas claim an important gain in
Michoacan. The Carranzistas claim that
Villa forces have been defeated at Ell
banc, near Tampico. in series of bat
ties, and that they have retired in dis
order. It is asserted that this victory
has checked the Villa advance on Tam
pico.
The State Department is. more con-
corned over reports of the destruction of
oil properties in this district than in
the results of the fighting.
The Carranza authorities have prom
ised that there will be no unnecessary
damage done at Ebano. but the de-
partnent Is already advised that a $780,
ooo-barrel tank was destroyed during an
artillery engagement near there. The
Carranza forces are blamed for this.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
ANACosTA IMPROVES WALKS.
City and Vicinity to Lay Grano-
lfthic Sidewalks.

A number of streets will be improved
in Anacostia and vicinity with grano-
lithic sidewalks in the near future.
Walks will be laid on the north side of
W street from Thirteenth to Fourteenth:
both sides of Raleigh place from Nichols
avenue to Seventh street; south side of
Good Hope road from Fendall avenue to
Nineteenth street; south side of w street
from Chester to Fourteenth street: west
side OF Twenty-third street from Mime
sofa avenue TO Q street: north side OF u
street from Nichols avenue to Railroad
avenue; north side Of Naylor road from
Twenty third street to r street; west
side Of Nichols avenue from Esther to
High View place: north side of Nichols
avenue from Orange street to Hospital
wall. and west side OF Seventeenth street
from Good Hope road to T street.
The Ladies' Guild of Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church yesterday announced officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Mrs. B.
T. Thorn, president: Mrs. A. B. Frisble.
vice president: Mrs. c. B. Wallace, Sec
ond vice president: Mrs. w. E. Johnston.
secretary. and Mrs. Mary B. Miller. treas
urer.
Two additional pieces Of apparatus have
been placed in operation in. project No. 2
of the fats reclamation work
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
Motor Car Upkeep
Under the Microscope
By Utility Test "l915 MaxweN
CHAPTER Nv.

Well, they've found days work
for me that has at least dropped
my gasoline mileage almost to
the twenty mark. | suppose that
it was to be expected, though the
two days that had gone before had
almost made me believe / could
keep efficiency up above the score
line right along through this
whole weeks .thousand-mile run
But I'm not bit ashamed and I'm
willing to stand any sort of COM
parison with any other car over
the route I've covered on my same
third day.
Your representatives yesterday
were two newspaper men, MIR: How
ard Fisk, of the Star, and Mr.. Harry
Duckstien, of the Post-both OF
these gentlemen, while not direct
ly in the motor car business, are
closely allied with it, as it's their
business to get the motor news of
moment for their respective pa
pers, map out pleasure routes for
you and-in fact-they are mo
tor wise" to painful degree.
Yesterday they were pathhnding
a route to historic Harpers Ferry
which will be published by their
papers next Sunday and. like all
newspaper men they were pressed
for time and kept urging me on
every minute.
The Trip.
We had 1893 miles of pretty fair
macadam roads and 24.2 miles
over some Of those mean jealous
clay roads like | wrote about in
yesterdays papers. | left Wash
ington and out through Olney,
Laytonsvillc, Damascus, Ridge
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
kai-xji Corn pains in Every Nervei Us
"GETSlT:" Il "Gets" Every Corn
Surely, OuiekIyl

will dumfound you. especially IL you
have tried everything else for corns.
Two drops applied in a few seconds
that's all. The corn shrivels. then
comes right off, painlessly. without
made a fat bundle out of your toe
with bandages; used thick. compress
ing cotton-rings: computing salves;
corn-teasing plasters-well, you'll ap-
preciate the difference when you use
'GETS-IT." Your corn agony will van
ish. Cutting and gouging with knives.
razors. files and scissors. and the dan
with. Try "GETS-IT" tonight for any
corn. wart or bunion. Never fails.
"GETS-IT" is sold by druggists
everywhere. CSC n bottle. or sent direct
by e. Lawrence & Co, Chicago. Sold
in Washington and recommended as the
worlds best corn cure by O'Donnelfs
drug stores. Peoples drug stores. and
+. G. Affieck.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08

vile, Frederick on up in those
beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains
to Knoxville and into Harpers
Ferry-just take my advice and
save next Sundays papers, with
that route, and after you're clean
satisfied that H. B. Leary, jr., the
man who sells Maxwell cars here
has another, in fact, a few more
cars that will duplicate my work
i say after you're satisfied of
this-and bought one-make that
trip and you'll not be sorry.
A Puncture.
Yes, l have my first punctnre
I'll admit-but I'm not ashamed,
my speedometer shows I've had
plenty of use, in fact Pm over
5000 miles old before this run
started, so, considering this, it
isn't so bad, is it? l did 1885
miles on 7 gallons of gas, which
is 2o.7 miles per gallon, and
what's more I haven't been in
low gear since / started these daily
runs last Sunday used second
speed to save myself on rough
roads, and III wager ! always had
more power tucked away under my
hood than could use. Those
mountains didn't use up my oil
supply, and I'm going out on to-
days run without taking on any
fresh oil.
Looking Back.
1855 miles, today's run added to
my previous total of 4Io.6 makes
554-I miles so far this week on
81 "a gallons of gas.
Watch here tomorrow, I'm going
back to Virginia today.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
Casino-vaudeville.

With Mrs. Daniels wife Of the Secre-
tary Of the Navy for patroness, Marie
Eline. famous in the world Of the photo
play as "the Thanhouser kid" will give
special reception to the orphans Of
Washington at the Casino Theater Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock, with q COM
plete program of entertainment exclu-
sively for their benefit. Saturday after
noon. at the matinee. she will give a
reception on the stage to the children
Of Washington.
Next week'ssbill will be headed by an
offering of mirth and melody entitled
"The Musical Conservatory" Marie
King Scott, the famous '.Hoosier girl
Coincidence" will be seen for the first
time in Washington. Other acts will in
clude Charles and Adelaide Wilson.
Howard Chase and company. and Sikit-
chic. a Japanese marvel. The photoplay
will be Tess Of the Storm Country"
featuring Mary Pickford.
Sundays concerts will present all the
current weeks attractions.