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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10
Gnsliifer StOfienf3cr.
Sauoel nit milben gierem ppn GeuiidDt
LAMB munupoIiiert.

npopiane iteben bod i'm preiIs,
4nigatOrsn iinb fnapp; jsOer, Der
sinen tasmaniI9ent Waroerbdren.
eiusn GsslDpen ooer islbit 70 ges
pobnlide 8iere ME einen qOlorbds
rem ober Elm Iabell6pein Ietn eigsn
mHnen nil, muB minOeitsns bas
8Oppelte tpie Dor sp6If Monateu
| 5ablen."
9ieIe traurigsn Gr0ffnunoen
ma9te einem 9eridterItatter Der be-
tannteIte MenageriebeFBsr GngIanos.
| Sobn 9amIpa. unO tpsr lift l6ulh
baran9 Iotirli9 bic Deuti9en
gQqes bas tommt bon bieIem teus
tonifden gbrgei3, Der aIles an iid
reiBt uuo aud fir ben 9anbsI mil
tpiloen aieren elm ri9tiges Monopol
erlnngt Bat"
8dbrenb bic snglifde Sausfrau
iber bic iteigenben preile bon Butt
ter uro @tern iammert unb angit.
DplI bic &oblsns unb 5ol5feuerunq
beoba4tet, BAT bisIe 3suerung nod
in gang anDerer uneripartster Deilt
nm Iid gsgriffen. Sbpobl Gngs
lamb ii9 Elm Meltrei9 Hennt, in
BEN bic meiiten Sierarten Der Orb,
fauna Ieben, lit bic 3ufubr BON le.
bsnben Barren uno Robben, Dor
Gtinttteren unb Qffen, BON bunteu
popageien uub Decentralization,
tur3 bon az benz, mas Elm ri6tiger
3oolosii9sr @arten brau6t, auber.
Orbentli4 etngei4rdutt, uHO brO4i
8u D%erfiegsH.
nGs tit idon 70 nett tlastl
5amlDn, rbaB man milbe Siere bali
iiberbaupt ntdt mebr betommt, nnt
aaes oas MIR, neil 0eutIdIanb bic.
fen 6anbel nit 8si9lag beIsgt bet
neil Is Ti4 gum internntionalsr
@~areHlager unb our GammeIItdttl
oQer fpiloen 3iere fir gang europe
eemo9t Bat unb mir in @ngIout
Sisre, Bic Is nur i'm sngliI6er
Reid eibt, bod alein iibsr 9tutl6,
lamb betommsn tGnnen. 8eut1dlant
bat einsn 8orteiL in ieiner eeogra,
pbifhen Gage, Der es beIGbigt, BIZ
0ffsntlifsu 3oologiiden @drten uni
bic pripatmenagerien bon AuBlanD
Stalien, 9sIterrsi9. Grnntrsi9 uni
nHberen eurOpdif9en adnberR bic
Isidter gu berforgsn, als mir Il
tonnen. Die bsutfdsn ganttn I'M.
teritibsn bieien Sanbel nit pilotr
5ieren bur9 lire findn8is[e 6iIfe
60 lam Is, bab Der beutTGe 6dnb.
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unfers aOlonisu geben tonnte uni
britifH gebOrsns pilDe aisrs as gun,
berten faufte unb Dertaufts, nah
renb Fe Bel uns hO4ltsns gu Dut
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10

Gin neueg, in Qrgentinien bers
pnn0ies Strabenpflalteruugs ; Uins
tsrial miro aus elmer getpiFen Gorte
g~emablenen 5elsgeIteias, Dermif4t
nit heiBem 5eer, bergeIteIt.
Die 8ein ! Gabritotion Der
gan5en Melt nirb auf 4,500 Milios
nen 8allonen geI4dbt; babou entfnls
len auf StaIisn 1877, auF Gronts
reid 1855 uno 1ui Spanien $40
MiIionen @alonen.
Der 9onnengebalt Der S1ns
oeIsmarine Der Mslt bat Ii9 in ben
IsBteu sipan3ig Sabrsn nnbesu bers
bOppeIt. Gesentpdrtig SGbIt fe etipa
$1,000 G6iffe nit 5uiammsn sttpa
100000 3onnengebalt.
GpIgenbes lit eine Cite
Der aoblen in gr0Bersn 9etrGgen .ins
fiibrenben duBereuropGiI9en Q1n0er.
nsbIt 4ngabe Der n~nnGbernben .Dsrte
per Snbr: Ganab1, $40000,O 900,
bouptIGhli9 aus ben Der. 6taoten:
arsentinien, $25l 100000, bauptidds
lid aus @rcbbritannisn; Chill, $1S,
100000; 8rnjilien, $10,G00,0 900;
Chino, 100000; Gtraiis GettIe
meuts, 100000; 4egAplen, $5,s
100000; Cuba, $5,o00,00O; Snbisn.
100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10

Sn ben lebten adt Mouotsn
tpur0en aus ben Der. Stnoten 49,
.297739 Dnrbs uage6Ieihte 9nums
ipols Oerfanbt, gsgsn las, 397, 258
garbs in 1914.
SnfoIge bes &rieges III
Bic gusiu6r 4uitrdlisns in Der 3eit
3niIhen Suli nno Npril Inn n1beSu
$120,000, 900. bic Ginfu5r um $55,s
100000 suriidgssangsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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elm, aortFt gsgfu Ginfm0ung ots
prtiits o,iaidi. Nan sebt 9ummsr
unb @r5bs uno biz pptlt Morti.
oeutiib stidrietsn in uub Ibid, ben
Coupon nsbh 10 Gents fir ieoss
b%tIisIlte WluItr an odt
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10

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giH ta Btsft ti tatl1a ia tst
NiA H a Hfm a8aita iMilHa stii.
sfs fpafl tt Maitf asil une Hsss IL.
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tatla tsa tllitm 3est maN mls
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taua Eth taiilmaltt M faf ainbtt
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wftain Nlsn esftautl m itiuft efGs
Nianng 2h Verbs Wisittlal Del a 3ea
Brittle tH1 ea a,ao paa ~ JagfiL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10

Q%nttperpen an benz breiten S6eI.
6eitrom iii Glen bel ndber ais
Bremen. neber anttperpan, iiber Die
beIgiihen giienba6nen uno anndle
be5iebt Die rbeiniide Sn6uitrie 5ltnl
groBen EeiIe lire Hobitoffe. auf
fieieH 8egen fibrt iie in Die gauge
8eIt Den groBten EciI ibrer Or.
5eugniiie aus. au9 lit 9lntperpcn
Elm grobes 8iDiidenIager fir Die
oeutide SH0uitrie getDoroen. 8irt.
itaitli1 gefprodcn lit es cine oeiit-
ife Staot. Snoeien politiid lit Is
cine freulOe Staot. Gs Iieot in Bel.
glen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-06
CAN FORECAST &
(. THE APPROACH
OF THE ZIPPELINs,

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence q
London, April 17.-That an art!
thorities have a very effective systera
OF anticipating the visits Of ZeppelinT
Is evident. On the night before this,
visit over Newcastle the lights wenu
extinguished for the first time In settI
eral Of the towns near where the aeh' d
al visitor dropped it's bombs on tb
Following night. On the afternoon y.
the 10TH OF this month the specs =,
constabulary In London were Motifs -
at four In the afternoon to be on dur :. :.
that evening and later a Zeppeb !
came the nearest to London that
OF the German air craft have
atmospheric conditions must be fafo
oraole for the Zeppelins and 1t pn
PROBABLE that either from Holland ~!
the sea patrol or both the authoritistl
get their warnings that the airshipa
may be expected. Earlier in the wa
tnere was some anxiety about thd
PROBABLE results Of these visits wheretl
as now there Is no excitement and nn
rear expressed In any quarter. b
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-06

Question on Grape Fruit. };
I Q. VIII you kindly tell me how y
best prepare grapefruit. as have -
Gently been told that to prepare WIN
sugar and let stand over night mats.
grapefruit poisonous. Can one az.
too much Of this fruit?
Mrs. B. c. B.
A. Grapefruit Is of great imno,
lance on account Of the organic acia,
and various soluble mineral ssI,.
which it, conveys to the system in ;
form readily assimilated. Grapefru,,
may be served Saeher with or withoM,
sugar. according to individual taste
It is not true that it becomes poison.
GUS when allowed to stand with tn.
sugar. It does, however. acquire ,
fiat flavor-the snap and zest havin,
in large part disappeared.
A delightful way of serving this ex.
cellent fruit is to divide, remove seed
and core in the usual way; add on.
spoonful of pure strained honey with
a few chopped nuts. A little grap.
Juice also makes pleasant combina
ton. Certainly one may overeat d
this fruit as well as he might Of any
other wholesome food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-06
A. to Purity Of Sugar.

A. to Purity Of Sugar.
g. An very much interested ~
your food department In Thursdays
paper. 70 settle a discussion will
you kindly state whether loaf sugar
sold in bulk is the purest sugar tina.
can be had, and that it Is purer than
the candles d1aally eaten by chill
dren? Mrs. 9. M. q.
A. There is no question that loaf
sugar as usually sold Is Of extremely
high purity. There Is no reason for
supposing that it is the purest sugar
that can be obtained for the granu-
lated type of the same high purity is
easily procurable. 1t is true, how
ever. that it is much purer chan any
Of the cheap. low grade candles
usually eaten by children. A high
grade candy made by a. reputable
manufacturer may be exactly as pure
as the loaf sugar. .sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-06
saco Mother Lose. Son in Battle.

James Mcmillan, a soldier in IT,
brush army. was killed in recon-
oattie, according to a cablegram ~
ceived by Mrs. J. C. Mcmillan, MOTH
er OF the young man who resides y
saco. Mcmillan was in Montree
"hen the war broke out and enlists.
IN the Canadian army, later benz
sent to England. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-06
Avoid This Formula.

@. Is it harmful to use as a pre-
sentative " teaspoon salicylic acid .
1 quart Of green string beans. COM
bined with sugar and salt to taste?
Is the enclosed quantity Of canning
compound. to quarts Of sweet corn
cut off the cob, harmful?
Mrs. A. w. D.
A. Salicylic acid has a use in the
treatment Of perspiring feet and
rheumatism but has no rightful place
in any food product.
This canning compound consists of
Boracic Acid and Benzoate Of Sodium,
circumstances in foods. Borax is :.
forbidden preservative, although
there is no law to prevent house.
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Ripe olives VS.. Olive oil.

@. Is there as much nutrimens
contained in ripe olives as there is In
olive oil? Mrs. c. W.
A. No. Ripe olives are valuable
food products. The stone is. Of course.
inedible and there Is considerable
waste. Olive oil contains practically
no waste matter whatever. Thus
pound for pound, the nutritive value
is in favor of the olive oil.
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April 16. 1915. UNITED STATES POS, !
OFFICE, Augusta, Maine, Custodian
Office, May l. 1915. Sealed Proposals vii !.
be received at this Office until P. NJ
May Y. 1915. and then publicly opened TO-
Repairs, Painting, etc.. at this building.
ton, copies Of which may be obtaink
upon application. For guarantees n
paragraph 81. Frederick w. PlaistS
Custodian. may4eoG
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
EXECUTORS SALE

Price reduced from $500 to $2ioo to cio 20
out estate at once; 70 acres. ;,a nue. 10y tvo
o OTHERS with churches, stores, schools s.
in Held highly cultivated cutting s 80 tons }os
hay Good spring watersd Ras cds hard
wood, lumber for home use. Danny or,
chard. 100 thrifty trees producing as nign
as 2oo bbis; 7-room house with PIAZZA atsr
painted and blinded Never Never 1 IS hesd hay
fork. silo, good cellar. Ice house mel, men
house. Excellent view near several large
lakes. We have known this place TOT
years and 1t is bargain hara 10 eq Gat
at this greatly reduced price. 1et
Hutchins to tell you all about it az
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Food Query Department
Conducted by
Prof Lewis B. Allyn
Of Wes<field, Mass.
The Pure Food Town

- oueions Editor and you VIII re.ee rep" BY mail
Address wv , Queries signed BY the full
OF - will; not be given in this column u" giving
NV YOUR initial will be given
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s. ACRES LAND, beautifully located on
the banks Of the Androscoggin river,
modern double house, 8 rooms and bath
In each side. hot and cold water, furnace
neat, electric lights. mile to electrics. 8
miles to Brunswick, to Bath, price
$500, worth $1,000.
e. II. PHlNNEY, Tonsham. Me-.
may 3d6t
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Merritt A. LermOnd

A FARM OF " ACRES ON MAIN
road leading from village, just II miles
from Boston boats landing. fine set OF
buildings: 2-story room house and ell
large barn, ice house, carriage shed, cook
house and hen house. / other hay barn;
farm in high cultivation. fine water sup
ply, with water in barn. Shown by Hen
ry A. Partridge, r. :, Richmond.
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wife from drugging her family II ii.
chooses to do so.
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FARMS

FARMS
We have about $50 listed farms and city
properties Of all kinds from 500 up.
Quite a number Of small farms close by;
come and see us and we will show you
some good trades. Beware of sub-agents
as they are apt to add a double commits
sion.
c. e. CHASE'S CO. ..
III Water street, Gardiner, NE. Tells:
Office S-W. Res. 3o3-R. .saprodtf
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AGENTS WANTED.

AG ENTS either SEX, BIC
money selling our guaranteed silk. Isle
hosiery, full or part time; write for par
ticulars. Lincoln Hosiery Co., 212l Pacific
ST., Phila.. Pa. apr27d2w'
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GREAT BARGAIN IN A FARM

GREAT BARGAIN IN = rNnM =
miles from Augusta, near car line. ~ ~
acres, 10 acres in field, southeast slope. ~
acres in wood and pasture, plenty wo os1
home use, pasture % head. farm well
supplied with water, good house, I rooms,
hardwood floors, . barns. l nearly new:
hen house and ice house. The price OF
this place has been 1920, but for quick
Going To he sold. il YOU are interested
Sye can do some business. Amos H. Hig-
gins. Tel. 1O98-W, IS Cony St., Augusta.
may6d1w
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HARPSWELL, MAINE

SUMMER HOME. near steamboat
landing portland & New Meadows
boats), 8-room house with bath. shed and
stable connected; IL acres land shore
fronts; large oak grove; beautiful spot;
clans. boating, bathing.
Only $500.
e. II. PHINNEY, Topsham, Me.
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28 HORSES 28

We will have twenty-eight horses from
farms by J. N. Muiky. He wires us
there are some good blocky 4-yeaF-olds
and right out Of work-been blowing.
You can take them home and see IL YOU
like them. We don't ask you to buy il
you don't like them. You must be suited
you worth the money. II not, return
them. We don't ask for any money if
we don't please you. Charles F. Trask
Mulky Bros. Gardiner. apr26dtf
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BUN OIL STOCK I'M $4,000, oOo

BUY OIL STOCK in $4,000 eco
proposition; 1000 dividends 80 days pos
sible; 20 wells at once; quick action on
your money; limited number shares at
&c. share; $40 buys $500 par value stock
big advance in stock soon; selling fast;
remit now; write for free information;
dividends declared soon. Amalgamated
Oil Co.. 1721 Colcord Bldg. Oklahoma,
Okla. may1d1w*
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CARDS, NOTICES, ETC

MRS. CRAM, cLAIRvOYANT, CAN
be consulted on all health and business.
Roforences from business people. Read
lngS by mail. 3 Capitol St. Augusta.
may4d1wks
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AN UPSTAIRS RENT, MURRAY
street, rooms and bath. hot and cold
water, electric lights. Inquire q. 80 Ban.
gor street. Phone 10y apr30dtf
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TWO ROOM FRONT OFFICE, WITH

lavatory. Newly fitted. centrally locat-
err, near new postoffice site. Pleasant
rooms. Inquire aketield-McNaughton
Co., Gardiner may1dtf
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THOSE DESIRING THE SAFEST
and best life insurance will do well to in
vestigate the Portland Union Mutual In
corporated 1S48. T. w. Longley, Agent.
Route Sc. Oakland Maine. mch3dtf
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UPPER STORY IN HILL, MACON
Der & Wight block, suitable for storage
or clubroom. Augusta Real Estate Asso-
citation. apr30dtf
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IS Acres $1,000

Within miles Of Brunswick village, less
than miles to electrics, good room
house with shed connected, barn 30x36,
excellent land, plenty Of wood for home
use, fine neighborhood, near school, r. F.
D. and telephone, $500 cash balance on
mortgage.
e. Il. PHINNEY, Topsham, Me.