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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08

These are a Cap that inter-
ests almost everyone, as they
are almost a necessity for
anyone who goes out in an
automobile. These Caps set
clear down over the hair and
keep the dust from working
into the scalp.
These are a Cap that come
in Silk and Wool, also in the
Silk and Wool Mixture.
At soc each we can give you
good Silk and Wool Mixture Cloth
Cap; also comes in Black and
White Checks.
At S1.O0 we have large line of
different materials. The Silk Cap
comes in Black and White Check,
also in the Sand and Gray
shade. These are a Cap that is
thin and cool, but of close tex
ture, so that the dust does not
get through them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08
Ladies' House Dresses

Here is a line of Dresses
that is extremely popular at
this time of the season. The
weather is too warm to sew,
and then at the price we sell
these good quality House
Dresses, you cannot afford to
spend time sewing and rust
ing our your needles.
We have good quality Percale
Dress that we are selling at
79c.
At S1.O0 are a few styles in
Bingham and Percale Dresses that
are very good value.
In our special Dress values that
we are selling at SLID are
number of good models. These
are the Good Service make and
are made from good quality OF
Bingham, in fast eolors.
In the better grades at SIPS
and S1.5O you win find good
display, in qualities and styles
that are the seasons best.
At $500 we have a fine corded
stripe Bingham Dress that is fin
ished with fine muslin collar and
cuffs.
SEE THESE DRESS vALUESl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08
A A.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
Are You Ready for the Hot Wave?


full cool
Portable for
of
best la tarens
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08
Vudor Porch Shades
Are Ideal for Sleep
ing POrches

Sleep on your porch and
learn what it means to pass
a restful, refreshing night
when the thermometer in
your bedroom in d oors
stands at 80 degrees. Porch
sleeping means that you
wake up each morning
ready for a hard days work
in spite of the heat. Vudor
Porch Shades turn your
porch into a cool, airy, out
door bedroom, safe from
prying eyes.
Have your meals on the
porch, too. You'll find it a
delightful change from a
hot diningroom. Things
always taste better out in
the open air. Vudor Shades
will keep off the gaze of the
inquisitive.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-13
MOVING PICTURES AND
 CHURCHES

There has been some discursive talk about the use of the motion pictures in churches; in fact there has been some considerable use Of them. but not to the extent that would give any promise of general custom. IL is therefore a matter ot relisious and sociological interest that a reverend gentleman of Con- necticuy announces his readiness 10
 furnish films suitable for church use on a business basic. This gen-
 uemuu is at the head Of the com mission on social research and so- cial service for the diocese of Con uecticut. aud il is clear from his announcement that his enthusiasm iu the enterprise is not confined However, the anuomcement in question is direct bid for this class of business, auI it mentions pholoplays that are dramatic as we'll as religious iu interest," thrilling dramas that preach con vinciug sermons agains' white slav- cry. the drug habit, gambling, di- rOrce, social impurity and the IoubI standard"
 It is said that in churches where the service oI these picturse has teen accepted capacity crowds have been the rule, and there is every evidence that they awaken the con- sciences of those Who could hard ly be reached by any ether method. tue may reasonably surpose tha. these claims are true.
 Convention and tradition may de dare that this departure from the Usual conduct of church service smacks of reverence and lacks the solemn and the moral di7lity that rertains to church atmosphere. Per haps it is the fault ai the churches that there is too much of that sOlemnity ahd too much of that dig nity pertaining to their atmosphere. and the minds of those wEom the churches should 1esue most UC reach revolt at it.-P-r,land Tele gram.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-13
EDITORIAL P ACE

Of the population are concerned. But as for the masses of the Deo- 5le-more than 3OO,Oo0,0OO of rhem-it will be time to take such claims seriously when they aIe granted ordinary freedom ill IAe purchase and use of modern we"p- Ons.
 In the largest sense. India is a huge inverted cone resting upon a very small apex serving as q base It seems inevitable that some time the immense mass will tOpple over, but it is by no means easy to per ceiye just how this can happen without a good deal of outside pressure, by no means easy to SD ply from any quarter whatever.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-13
eiOO Rey5afd. SiBO

Tho readers of this pepet NH MI ,yS pleased to learn that there is at bset, Ss.S 9bIo IS' fo cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh, Halls Catarrh cure is the SIos!I 9tltH positive cure now known 10 thsI I,imstnSsI msSLSsII fraternity Catarrh being G9nstI"tt,ITttc 1oi tTeatl G,sgtfS T,oGf Halls Catarrh Cure is taken m, IT tcTRally, acting directly upon the ,P6TS Pi09a and mucous surfaces of the system theTS- d,s- ,,' 6W destroyng the foundation of the sdiS, hS, ease. and giving the patient SfTensfS d asssst,4g L,a,nrn DaiIT in tioIng its work. The proprletors have, have so much faith in it's curative poSs pG%s nrs m-S' mai ibey offer One Hundred Dollars 3 for any case that 1t falls to cure sehu l'I 55rcss. itTS F J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo ..
 Sold bv all Druggists. 75c. ,t.,,.
 rake HalrB Family Pills for eons'lpS''"i''
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-13
WIlIINNl CALDER HON0RED

New York. April l5-Former Representative William Calder, re publican leader ct Brooklyn, and unsuccessful candidate for senator last fail. was the acozt of honor saturd,y ui-ht at a dinner given by the RyUublicuu club of New York yiJ~ in recognition of his ten years serfce in congress. Former Sena- tor Root was the principal speaker. Comm.ttccmeu in charge of the aI- iair were Rep. Mott, former Secre- tary ur ,W"r Siwsm and city Comp truilar praudsrgast.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-13
HOLDING INDIA

Evtl rising oe attempted re volt in India. every native war ou the frontier oi that vast Brit tsb possession, says the Cleveland Leader, brings Up again the amazing situation which exists m country inhabited by about 325,- 100000 ASatics and ruled by aation represented ill India by not more than l05,0Q0 or possibly 10000 civilians born iu the Brit ,sb Isles. There are only about s-5O00 of the 325.O00,O0O in aabitauts ol India who are claSStu b. the British census as speaking the English language, and more ,han half ot them are not of Brit ssh birth.
 The armed force which holds ,afs immense empire in it's grip is cn,v about 75.OOO strong, i'll ordi- .ary times It is less now that the .re.y war has called sway many British regiments and batteries hase figures refer oul to white r-oen,-,nen Of British blood aud .e nearly all cases Of British birth.
 The native army, under ordinary cu.di,ious. is about lfo,uon strong
 md it undoubtedly ,dus to th" nower of the Anglo-iudian govern meat. but il is most &Grcitly aud carefully handled 10 insure its Loy- .l:v and obedience The native troops are qua7tered. ~s rule, I- district other than those in which ..,.v are recruited. TEey are kepi ueH CT UluereDt speech and djfjec- .w religion
 And they are given very few ,-nuous. Only twelve mountain .att~rjes. with British office $, ,omrrisvd the entire artillery to.ce 0. rAe native army in India beforr lnv War The British lwhi,e' ..my ia India included eleven bat ,~r!rs Of horse artillery, forty-iivc batteries or field artillery. ei9h, raoua,aiu batteries, stA heavy but -rcies and twenty-ouc compaut s' .t garrison artillery.
 The civilian population Of India .> Kept practically without arms :n village in a district infested .:th tigers. leopN:rs, wolves or other beasts of prey. oLe old man nay oe allowed to keep and ds" au o!t-tasaiouyd musIet, but ;h" ross-sston oi firearms Is srrtrtl.. 'euied the vast population held uder 75 'o0 white soldiers auI perhaps 100000 whi:e civilians.
 How long this State or things sau "ndws is one ol the riddles st the age l. IS reported, from lime to time. tha, British rule t- -aining favor in India. and there is .eosOg 70 believe that il is true as lar as the rulers ot some Of tAe native states and the upper classes
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-13
DIRE DISTRESS Ii k Near al; Hand tu Hundreds or
 Alaskan Headers

Don't neglect au aching back.
 Backacao .s often the kidneys cry for help.
 Neglect bucyiny to tie kidneys aid
 Means that urinary troubles may follow.
 Or danger Of worse kidney trou- ble.
 Here's convincing proof. William NJ. Burcher, ll2G F. Tenth St, Olympia, Wash., says: About t!uce years ago l was hay ing a good deal of trouble with my back. 1t achcd au t.c time, and sometimes the ache charged 10 sc- were. shooting pains. My back was weak and lame aua | didn't sleep well. On getting uo iu the morn ing. I felt fred and worn out. The secretious from my kidneys were irregular ill passage and obliged me to get up several times at night, The first box of Deans Kidney Pills gave nc such great relief that T got second, a,d this cureej me"
 Price 5oc, at all Gcalcrs. Don't simply ask for 8 kidney remedy get Doun's Kidney Pills the same that lIr. B,rcner had. Fo5ter-NIil' |burn C.. Props, Buffalo, \. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-13
EXPOSEDl

After exposure, when you feel a a cold coming on, take "PURoLA Honey and Tar cough syrup. Don't wait until 1t has developed into bronchitis or pneumonia. Does not contain oplates of any Eind. Keep
 bottle in the house for emergen, cies. Your druggist will reruno your money If not satisfied. Prict 25c and soc Specify "PUROhA Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
NH.I1fna- 80 81. NIrnn Mn

t8 5tatiai g.sf AZ sHH. $685.
EU 1fltid anIaftfdufi de @gFftu
atit lat tgauBg1d sHt 6ui
pom teatifaH tdd iaDlrse raiHna.
poe &.erl1Hmiima 200 ttlffr fItHm.
g.crt 6ult igr mi1sugH55it m,.
fattt W SiaiW }ptt etnf aH0hl.
1attide HeIte nod utdt Dem sl5r..
.etH m1cb5rgn mit 6tr Semitic aus.
1t.GaUH, mIt otr Httdlt. 0teie ftr.
Sen &erlu fu 8cmtuufu mo uuierm
iigien weitsrc 9crbrettiu1 BIO urr
.idaifeu
Is tolgie cine itoHlihc Gu}dhl.
bet etuiaosM& mo folmtm MIR uH.
fern @aitcu etuiaC aenlBreide Stm
Den bereiteHs inOem ms heimiihe.
8rattr ire.oiltl elm muiifaliites
&r0aramm !ipIcrteu. oos allen au..
weieu0eu so ellem f6itliten Cbun.
itmmls mtroe @eiI mein 9ertdt
ioHit 81 lang miro, mid i'd 0as Bro.
ardmm nidt in ietuen einlelbeiten
5cihreibcu
Ger @ermauia.@ cimgperein, elm
Gnmens Cuartctt f%euglid), elm ge.
Tiid1tes Compel Guartett (engiih)
mo eiue Giauntiu betbelligten it'd
an Dem GrugrGmm.
Inner u~erebrter 9iirgermeiiter
SER Il. ". Gabe belt cine fllrje ge.
oiegene @ilfommenre0e uno SEER
Gr. $. @erturo uon Cmaba Die 6eit
re0e inter 6en Iitel Ter Sie9es.
laIi 0es 0ertiden @eOunfens. Ser
Goftor b~e5uu0elte oieies 8bema nI
tHininoiger Reoe in m%eiiterboher
8eiie, unO fam il Dem t0errn ners
iifern. Dor. nod uadtr1gIid geh6r.
ten 9emcrtrmgerL ieine offers uoul
itilrmiihem appIols unterbrodene
Rcoc iehr giimtigeu ginorud gel
mndjt bat.
had Dem grogramm muroe eineI
Sommlln9 iiir oie &rieg5notblei.
oenoeH DorGelomnea INTO in ~filr3er.
,3eit $3.50 gciammcIt. Ser5lidcn
Can't an }(de, bic ms bel Der Sade
lmteritiBt ha6eu. 8. Cd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
9lns he1n Stnnf.

Stnnton. Der 79.id9rige 8iQiou
gurge, elmer Der eriten ,aniteolet
u%nieres ge3irts, nlr0e am Safnitoq
bel QiIger. gtebr. BON einem Gtien.
bobn3ug iibarfa5ren uno get0otet
Gienitog puroe Der 70 idb aus Dem
@eidieoene, Elm 8eteran oes
Biirgcrtrieges bier 3ur IeBten gtltbt
gebettet.
3air6urp. GIN a~rbeits5ug ser
Rod SsIono Balm cntgleiite N1itt.
nod 5iniideE @orbine mo Oils mo
iiinf nit 5ano bctooene @aqerl
.itiir5ten uui. gtcnidenleben murocn
nidt %gefabroet, mo6l nber Der Der.
febr ldagerc 3eit qdtort.
Yorf Ger Stqotrot6 beidloB,
sur @ntideioung ilber 8asraten a.
nen bcionoercn 5aAperitdn0iqen nit
Der 9lbiddblmg Der biciigen @os.
luto elcftri5itats 8erfe an5uiteacn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
snh.cmnhn.

Su Der ct. 8rioget's @enein0C
maft it6 cine itarfe gerDegung fiji
Den 8au elmer nelen STRIDE bemert.
bar. Die Stride lit cine Der dIteiter
an Der 5uoiaite mo muroe oesbol6
aui @unid 8abIreider @emeinoe.
mitgIieoer Elm ausi6uB ieitgeieBt,
Der bic angelegerbeit lueiter perfol.
gen ioa.
aub nod Giugemeinouug miro
Der bisberigc 5ta0tor3t BON 5u0-
Gmnba Gr.. &. s. 5bannbnn i'm
9lnlte bleihen. Qas @leiAe geldicGt
nit Den Snmtdts 5nipeftoren
Sdmelltng mo Burton.
Seltte Rafmittag bielten Die "a.
men Der 6ilisgcieli6oit Der lut9c.
ridden Ct. &ufostirdc cine glttbc.
iuhte @eriommluug Inn freunolidcn
Neim non 6rau 5acobs am Sort
Groof 8ouleDaro al.
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7nuengOrter 5ugenO tragt feline vi.
liirten-lpitnme.

9aDenport, 5o. 8. SuIi. - Gins
Der @alptereigniiie lei Ser 8eier
0cs Observation-Disclosures 0abier
ioute cine aGarooe Der 0otionen"
fem, ourd Sdultinoer 6arjuiteaen
uHo nit autipreheuoci 8la9gen uiO
apitiulep. aber e ntABte 01rauf
oer3idptcr ner0en, Dcil fein eilt}igas
Der 5000 5hulfinoer getpitlt par,
Die JtotionaIfoitume Don gnalano,
6routreid, 9iuBlano ODER 5talien
I'll traIelt.
Gaaeqef maren oiele SuH0erte
non 1dnltn0crn bercif, GeutidInlo
mo 9citerrei4sllugarR in Der 8a,
ra0e 81 repraieutiereu.
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Sin frtdler liebrriaa.

als 81. Z. geuis. 2505 ,sgiierioH
Ctr, agtgu ste 49, CTR Hmidai
Douglas mO ToOge Ctr huobqiue.
itelte iidi tbm ctu 9ieger NIT Dor.
achaitaem 8eDolUer cntgcsen ut0
5luang ggDis. ihm nhnc aufichen in
enc Aae1 3u i0lqen. Sier 6ciabl
Der g1ager Dem bolig @crOubtcu, NIT
ihm Die Sole 81 mefiell IN Der.
ielben beiaHoen ith aud nod $1t.
0eren @erluit Sepis ebeufoqs be
tlagt. Bon Dem g}eger ieblt ie0e
Spur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
;yran V. 8flfe tObt.

Sn ibrem @eim 1928 @ Ctr,
5u0-Gm0bn, beritorb 9iemtou
d6eno 6rau 8iaiam &ilfe, Bottin
pes gotomotibflbrers ser Union
5tof garo5 Gompmn. Die Der.
itorbene mar 3S Sabre i'm iebigen
groBeren omaha uniGiiig un0 miro
pom @d.ten nod bon 2 God
tern, 2l0ele uno Celia. ionic einer
S6Dater, 6ruu Annd 4uiterIis,
@ottin BON 6rib 4uiterlib. iebt in
@runo Sslnno, betrauert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
@erinnnGen.

8ater Goctiitll5 aobnen Der
lan8ia6rige mo beliebie Seeioraer
Der oeutideR tat5. Ct Soiepbs.@e
metn0e mu5te iid Giauitog I'M ct.
,5oiep6s Soipital aifer ihnieriQen
elugenoperdtion tmter3ie5en. Sic.
icl5e lit crfol8reid Dtr(aufen, mas
Die @cm~einhemitaIieoer un0 uieIcn
6reuuoe 6e8 Ratielten aerpiB nut
@enugthuunJ D~crue6mcH mer0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
GOnnnclerf Sol. Is. Sunt uerflast

ct Soieph, DO. s. sui 1915.
5taatsompolt 5obn E Barter
rcid]te gcgen %GonntDclerf Sol. q.
Slnf mo Deiicn 9nrgen cine ala9c
auf S3,863.37 Elm, melhe Suumc
or ans Der 5tootsfoiie mir 4rbeit
qe3ogen battc, Die niemols ousgeiibrt
@eitbm1Big ioa oas @eIo
fitr Neiteriii6rcu Der 5teucrliitan
a~usbe3nblt iperocn, ood) mad)te 9err
Stunt gelteno, ooB oieies ieit sab.
zen nid)t qetbon plr0e uno er bic
betreffeitOe 5mnme ort ben Golintp
inoBmeiner be5ablt babe. 8elu
0urd ate Counties i'm 5tante Mii
iouri ole Stoatsfaiie uuf 0ieic 8et
ic geplinoert miro. lit Is fem 8um
Der, Dab fir ltaatlide &erbeiierungen
fein 0el0 porban0en lit.
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hf t
befH #
mfaf
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tli4
MAJ nH Efaraf .
tn Wse her mt5Wia
FsatHr0 f A
mifsa mtf5 VhW6 Nafifr
urs wt 9l8b mt MtIAfrrtsa IA
r6aHf
y,f m6r1fH mfssr
ha6Iere MetsH mtfr6rad.n paa.
81 is5gern #f IAN tatfgt.
&nfaIdf 6e6 Es.idfd8rrrs 6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
7entidJe, 6erans!

5eoen Sonntaq i'm lSllli tcriom.
meln li6 Die 9eutihen in 6l6bcaer
id)oncm Fart, "A. mo @eauenuortb
STR I'M eineH g%emiit5lidet Iug III
nerleben. Iieie5 GoIfsfcIt miro Der.
BON oen @ermuun5 S66nen
&ooomeH Of tie 8orl0, llnqorn.
&ereiu ut0 FlattOcutiden 8ereiu.
10
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QlMtnna!

0altide BON Cmaba un0 I'm.
gegeno itt0 piafommen I'M Sac
ftaif" Del 9opien. 9cs bette Giiai
um0 Irintel miro BORT Ierbirt.
$40 Sno t6 Ctr. Ii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

Gs bc3o6lt iif), IN ben oalaf.
iifi3irtcH qn3eigcn@ Der Gri6iine 5ll
dnnoflclrel.
abprnirt duf DIE Id8lide Iribiine.
$500 Oos 5abr 0urd Die @oit.
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QuaEtat

"As lit mdts Aubergemobn
lihes. DOB uniere Qutienten I'M
iere Iufmerfiamfeit nlii 5ahu
drstlide glrbeit Ieufen, Die mir
Dor 25-2S Sobreu fiir lie
madtefi. Gieie grt 8obndr5t
liter Arbeit id)Gten tie. oenn
niemon0 miinidt 0ieielbe ar
oeit otter getbon 81 ieben mo
mir beriuden nitt nur ulliere
arbeit 10 gut alls5ufibren oaB
miere &atieuten uns germ ie
sen, louoern altd mir tie. gci.
tang nnO GHalitdt 1T mier
grittuDrt.
llniere 4ombinations 8Intte
un0 Bride lit eiu 9raris auf
bauer 0ofiir gibts einen
@rnno.
Bailey the Dentist
7O6 City National Bank Bldg.
-srNE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

9. s. @urn, oeutifcr Opt.
fer. 4ugen uuterindt fir Bril-.
len. 443-5 greuoeis @eb1uOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

8iliarb GOOg, Bntente. 1880 gitp
01tionaI ganf De6Guoe. &eIe.
pbon TuIer 1850.
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o.. z. GtaaOs, 9eatifer 5raaen.
ART nn0 Gperat1r.

Meinp mebr ais 20.idbrige or.
fabrung bat betpieIen, 6aG pieIp
braueltIeioen obne Operation gebeilt
nerSen fonnerf, fpenn redt5eitia unS
tiftig bebdnoeIt 622 A. GtroBt
@oiioduietts @eb.) Sisur Giis ga.
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Gigarren.

Desfs, 9esfs, 9esfs, Sesfs, 2esfs
IS. 6 Reeo. 1907 5arnam CTR.
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MHaocruantr i0 5aat0af t,6rB8
.iu sotlt tutieuoc tsu t5toa
.httitr 6glicatatW 6otrtt0it ESQ
.it6cr bclichtm Fafhc uBo il0gH
Giahrgutffrit Iarutct guuaeu
.bts 90 9l0ro4. l5t mo l1t
@erthG Spe5te0 bic 2l5ro 7lac
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

Nabufrait SO lalIiacu tuae
.tla h.W 4Alciim quite Art:
b%raudit0rt gaiaen hgrporra
.geH0r &iarih 3u aerinaem grets.
.m utigrU Srlirdununa. So.
lunae Der G1rynib reiWt drci.
luN 10lo t...tsts, Digs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

ahnt att8 ua
maal6ff0H irt.tT
HHfit ftbu 6
s tFtiaiia tTfm 86
jmfhtH rolts inHsar0tut
.lei f. urA los 8'tuht
.ia8 )lr6 t.4.t,...p Sl2c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

0un0Grte nciBer un0 idrbi9cr Soumcrflci6cr fir
3amen, 6rduletn uao @dffiide; Diele beruor
ragenoe peibe &leiocr, iarbiNe aIcioer. Saus
fielder, @cron0atle0er, StraBcaflei0er II. ~.
6riiber bis $3. gnte N}oocu mo ieiue @tate
rialien 3u 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

5un0erte bcrborrogeuocr guieL gcnodt aus
idlidtcn ufo 5ibidcn japauiiden 5cjoct. fcinen
0rganoies, Bodies II. l. N. 0uben0c non NO.
ben, ieoe 2lrt. aa De ncueiten glo0en. gegu.
$500 uu0 1925 g8crtbe.
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Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-07
BERLIN DISAVOWs
SINKING OF ARABIC
American Demands Com
pIeteIy Conceded TO Says
Won BernstOrff
SECRETARY LANSING
ASSURED In WRITING
Washington Officials Are Gratifiea
Over Settlement of U-BOat Ques-
tiOn in Sinking of Big Liner.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Germany has
completely acceded to the American
demands for settlement of the Arabic
case. The Imperial government, in a
letter presented today by it's Ambas-
sador Count Won Bernstorff, to Secre-
tary Lansing, disavows the sinking Of
the vessel, announces that it has so
notified the submarine commander
who made the attack, expresses re-
gret for the loss of American lives,
and agrees to pay an indemnity to
their families.
Official Washington was both graft
fed and relieved by the diplomatic
victory. The communication deliver
ed by the Ambassador pursuant tC
general instructions from his govern
ment spread absolute confidence that
there would be no more submarine
controversies between the United
States and Germany, for the document
reveals that stringent orders have
| been given to submarine commanders
i to prevent a recurrence of such Incl
dents as the Arabic.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-07
UNITED STATES At
WAR IN THEORY
Enemies" Battleships Off
Atlantic Coast Plan Attack
on Chesapeake Bay
ALL WARSHIPS NOW
CLEARED FOR ACTION
to Torpedo Vessels, While Other
Boats are Ready with Supplies.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Theoretica1ly
the United States is at war tonight.
By some route unknown to Admiral
Fletcher, commanding the defending
naval force, a great enemy fleet is ap-
preaching the entrance of Chesapeake
Bay with the purpose of establishing
a base which if effected, would open
the way for an attack on the national
capital
Admiral Fletcher is unaware of the
enemy's objective and knows only that
he is operating somewhere off the Al
lantic coast between Maine and Flor
| ida. The vessels of the defending
force, which includes most of the bat
| tleships of the Atlantic fleet, are strip
ped for action.
| Little will be known to the public
about the war game until it is all over,
ten days hence.
! A report reached the department to-
day telling of an explosion aboard the
destroyer Cummings, one of the "en-
emy" ships, but officials declined enl-
phatically to give out the news.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-07
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE.
Seeley, Who Fitted CZar of Russia.
Called to GOldsbOrO.

Seeley, Who Fitted Czar Of Russia,
Called to GOldsbOrO.
F. H. Seeley, of Chicago and Phila-
delphia, the noted truss expert, will
be tt the Kennon Hotel and will re-
main in Goldsboro Tuesday, Oct. 18th.
Mr.. Seeley says: "The Spermatic
Shield as now used and approved by
the United States Government will not
only retain any case of rupture per-
fectly, affording immediate and COM
pIete relief, but closes the opening in
10 days on the average case. This
instrument received the only award in
England and in Spain, producing re-
suits without surgery, harmful injec-
tions, medical treatments or prescrip-
tions. Mr.. Seeley has documents from
the United States Government, Wash
ington, D. c., for inspection. Ali char
ity cases without charge, or if an
interested call he will be glad to show
same without charge or fit the if de
desired Business demands preven
stopping at any other place in thi
section.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-07
48 BATILESH|PS FOR
U. S. DEFENSE
Congress Probably Will be
Asked TO Approve That
Many First Class Vessels
SUPER -DREADNOUGHTS
ALSO WILL BE BUILT
Naval Program, Secretary Declares,
Will Include at Least Two OF
These Fighting Craft.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Congress prob
ably will be asked to approve in De-
cember a continued building policy for
the navy having for it's object main
tenance of the navy on the basis OF at
least 4S first-class battleships. The
proportion of super battle cruisers
scouts, destroyers, submarines and
auxiliaries would be worked out from
this figure.
Secretar Daniels said today that
the proposal to recommend to Con
gress the establishment Of this policy
had been discussed by him both with
President Wilson and with Chairman
Padgett, of the House Naval Affairs
Committee.
While he explained that no definite
decision had been reached the Secre
! tar indicated that he was inclined tt
favor such a plan. The navy genera
| board for many years has computed
it's construction estimates on a basi:
similar to that suggested but the pro
posal to write the plan into an appro
priation bill as a definite and continu
ing building policy never has receive,
the approval of any Secretary of tn,
Navy.